the eu and that eu unravelling perhaps continues. dagen: exactly. 'cause the rest of them are picking on ireland. trying to do what's best for its country. maria: no wonder, everybody wants a headquarter there. thank you, dagen, brian, lee, that will do it for us, "varney & company" begins right now. stuart, overto you. stuart: thank you. trump keeps up the attack line and it's working. there is a new trend in the polls. good morning, everyone. let's get to the polls first. details coming, but here is the bottom line. trump is narrowing the gap and it's independents who are swinging back to him. the monmouth national poll shows hillary clinton's lead cut in after. she's out fund raising and quiet, forced back on defense. top aide huma abedin separates from her serial sexting husband

and handing over e-mails. it's circling the wagons in the hillary camp today and that's ammunition for trump. attacking her judgment and he's going off colin kaepernick, the quarterback that won't stand for the national anthem. find another country, says trump. the new scripted attack mode trump turning the tide it appears against a defensive hillary clinton oh, and there's apple. all the money that tim cook organized for hillary clinton didn't work. the europeans will take 14 billion for tax cheating, a pandora's box has been opened. and "varney & company" begins. ♪ >> look at this. apple stock will be down about 1%, roughly 105 this morning, and it's those europeans, they have ruled that ireland must

recover $14 1/2 billion in what they say, the europeans say is unpaid taxes, recovering 14 1/2 billion from apple. this is going to be a huge fight. who owes what to whom and which court will adjudicate. joining us is peter morici tenured at maryland. it looks like a shakedown to me. and you say what? >> well, the europeans are notorious for shaking down american companies, and that's one of the reasons why mcdonnell-douglas doesn't anymore. ireland has low corporate taxes and apple is an american company and i guess there's a third thing. tim cook is politically inept. instead of spending so much time backing hillary, he needs to spend more time learning how the european bureaucracy works. so he doesn't get himself into these jams. stuart: it opens up a pandora's box. which is the next american

company they'll take to the cleaners. it's going to happen, isn't it? yes and no. there's something else going on here. the u.s. department of treasury and justice department have been fining banks and fining european banks to the hilt just like american banks and they have angst about that. in a world of multinational corporations, if you don't have one single set of rules, things don't work very well. it's very hard to comply with laws in both places these days and that's what's happening here. the absence of some sort of agreement on taxation, because the democrats here want to have really high corporate taxes, keeps us from getting anywhere. stuart: okay. stay there, peter. there's a lot more for you coming up. we'll be back to you in a second. how about the rally for the dow jones industrial average, up 100 points yesterday. and we're what, 130 points away from an all-time high.

>> we know this company, hershey down roughly 10%. mondelez, which owns oil and many, many brands. they offered to buy hershey and down goes hershey's stock. new emmerson polls show a tighter race in three swing states, ohio, pennsylvania and michigan and a new monmouth university poll shows hillary leading nationally 46-39, but her lead there has been cut in half since the last poll, which was just a few weeks ago. i'm going to throw this out to you, ash, i think the new trump may be working. ashley: i believe so. the bump hillary got out of the democratic national convention, 13% lead in that monmouth poll now down to 7% and it's tightening and interesting. we've seen some polls where the independents are now shifting to donald trump. 47-30% by some accounts in ohio. this is a huge turnaround for trump. much more focused in the last

two, three weeks, given big speeches on the economy, on security, on, you know, he's going to have a big press conference tomorrow on immigration in arizona and i think that would be good. he's been good. now, let's not forget, he's getting out of his own way and concentrating not only on his own policies, but let's face it, hillary clinton has an awful lot of ammunition she's given him. that's true, but. ashley: i think that. stuart: been very quiet. ashley: and probably the best liz: to ashley's point. basically hillary clinton is spending a lot of advertising dollars on television. trump has not to this point, right? it's been twitter, tv and rallies. stuart: 200 million, i think in just a few battle grounds liz: and now rolling out a $10 million ad spent in nine states. stuart: and trump is using the anthony weiner scandal as an opportunity to attack hillary clinton. here is trump's quote. >> i only worry for the country in that hillary clinton has-- was careless and negligent in allowing weiner to have such close primity to highly

classified information. and he went on to attack colin kaepernick as well for sitting during the national anthem. roll that tape on trump. >> i think it's a terrible thing and, you know, he'll-- maybe he should find a country that works better for him. let him try, it won't happen. stuart: and that's donald trump there. that's an attack line. jeff dewitt is with us, a trump guy. first of all, jeff, deal with anthony weiner. why is mr. trump going on the attack with this? what is hillary's vulnerability with huma abedin? >> well, you know, anthony weiner is sort of the gift that keeps giving for republicans in one sense. as much much as we all don't want to think about anthony weiner's weiner, it keeps popping up every few years and we can't get away from it it's out there on twitter and amazing how he can't keep that things under wraps. stuart: but trump is attacker anthony weiner's proximity to

hillary clinton herself. i mean, only one step removed and that one step is huma abedin. >> right, who will have a prominent role in the white house should hillary clinton win. and i think that's important. it's to look at the judgment of the people around her. not only is that, it's a personal matter that, you know, but look at the professional matter of the e-mails that are coming out right now, and then some more were just released that shows huma's roll in the pay for play scandals and how close she was to those things. stuart: take me through the attack on the kaepernick affair if you like, and donald trump says find another country, that's what he said. where is the vulnerability of hillary clinton through the kaepernick affair? spell it out. >> well, i think one thing, it points out that donald trump is accessible to the american public and he's, you know, he's familiar with pop culture. he's out there. when you look at that, versus roughly 70 days left in the

election and for 270 days, hillary clinton has not had an unscripted moment. she has not had a press conference. she has not answered a question directly to the american public. and this underscores when donald trump shows he's one of us, he's a guy that tweets about every day life. when you look at colin kaepernick thing it's atrocious. here is a guy that is showing complete disrespect for the lives lost by our troops in-- for our country and there are troops out there that have had their legs blown off in iraq and get titanium legs and can still stand for the national anthem and for this guy to come out there, one of our national sports figures and saying he's not going to stand for the national anthem anymore. i'm sorry, i come from a time, you stand for the national anthem, you sing it with pride and you recite the pledge of allegiance for the good of our country for this guy to do this, i agree with donald trump if you're not going to stand for our national anthem, go somewhere else.

stuart: we hear you. jeff dewitt, a trump guy, see you soon. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: now there's a big, big meeting on obamacare, they're desperately trying to save obamacare. what they're going to do is tweak the rules, more ads trying to get more young and healthy people to sign up and maybe new rules so you can't sign up just when you get sick. those are two of the tweaks. and peter morici with us. i think that this legislation is finished, but my question to you is what's the end-game as we spiral down, what's the end-game? >> many, many counties in the united states will only have one insurer next year, and many more will only have two. which means there won't be competition and prices will keep spiraling up. for young people, that creates an enormous incentive just to skip insurance and pay the fine. find some way to buy medical services as you go. so the basic economics of obamacare are becoming unglued. hillary clinton wants to be

president and she wants a government alternative. what that would do is essentially drive private insurance out and give us the british national health service. it's kind of frighng. you know, what i would like to know is what mr. obama's going to do about that county in arizona that will have no insurers. those folks won't be able to sign up, but they're going to have to pay the fine. stuart: we are told that, yes, those people in pinellas, i think, the pronunciation, in arizona with nobody in a plan, they'll have to pay the fine. >> when the four challenge comes i'd like to see how the four knee jerk says some poor woman has to pay the fine, and somehow the four will keep the contraption going. stuart: i'm laughing, but it's not funny, it's not funny, it's a terrible thing.

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>> president obama reaches his goal of 10,000 syrian refues admitted to the united states. now, there's an interesting story here. when you break down those numbers liz: muslims 9945. christians just 52. and john kerry said, yes, there's christian genside going on after the house of representatives voted unanimously saying, yes, there's genocide of christians going on in the middle east. 9, 945 muslims and-- >> coming in, correct. stuart: zuhdi jasser is with us this morning. can you explain this to our viewers? 9, 945 muslims and 52 christians. i thought it was the christians killed and slaughtered? >> well, stuart, this is what happens when you don't have ideological vetting when we

sort of let first come first serve. you're not going to actually be fair. this is why vetting is so important. the christians are not islamists, we have to get against islamists and the numbers will follow. the can i gos -- the christians are getting it from both sides. and caught in the middle are the christian community, they can't even go to the refugee camps because they get persecuted there so we have to make an effort to bring them out, active effort to do so and when the state department doesn't, they let the ones in turkey and jordan, wherever come out it's going to be 99.9 sunni muslims. stuart: i'm not looking for a religious test. i'm not. i'm looking foa genuine refugee test. who are the genuinely persecuted people, bring them in, i have no problem with that, don't care who they are. >> exactly, we're at war, we're

at war against political islam. the islamists that hates the west, hates freedom and democracy and includes from a tough love perspective an ideology within the muslim community, but not all muslim and so far even before used to be 50-50 christians of the 30,000, the last 10,000 has been all sunni muslim because we have no longer been vetting. i mean, when secretary kerry yesterday in bangladesh makes the statement, oh, too bad the media is paying too much attention to terrorism, they shouldn't pay attention to it, that tells you where the radar of the state department is and unfortunately, the christian community is caught in the community and being ignored. stuart: let me fill that in for you exactly what john kerry said yesterday in the media. if you decide one day you're going to be a terrorist, you can make some noise, perhaps the media should do us all a service if they doesn't cover it quite as much. people wouldn't know what's going on. that's the secretary of state from the united states of america saying that kind of thing. what is this? >> i don't even know. i'm speechless.

here, our secretary of state, as we take in thousands of refugees, most of whom need refuge as you're saying, stuart, but if we don't vet for the ideologies that threaten us, that lead to terrorism, if we don't have a barometer on which to predict and know whether the recursers of radicalization, islamism and he's going to make ridiculous utter dances of trying to-- >> americans are smart and it's time to get politicians that understand what keeps america safe. stuart: and talk about it, too. zuhdi jasser, appreciate it. >> anytime, thanks, stuart. stuart: there's this. silicon valley getting behind hillary clinton, hewlett-packard ceo meg whitman out campaigning for hillary. whitman had previously identified as a republican. u.s. officials say russia hacked two voter data bases here in the u.s.

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liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> oh, continuing fallout from the san francisco 49ers q.b. colin kaepernick's refusal to stand for the national anthem. the season starts and as more players join this, they've got a problem. ashley: a public relations nightmare from the nfl. i was surprised, we were talking about this in the commercial break, that the nfl doesn't have a rule that says part of the key part of the pre-game ritual is the national anthem. i want both players lined up looking at that flag. stuart: how many pages of rules have they got for the uniform liz: what you wear before and after the game. and tens of thousands of fines. and watch this, the 9ers fans

were torching their kaepernick jerseys. fans not liking this. stuart: i want to play a clip from the show "hard knocks", this is the l.a. rams coach telling his players how to handle the anthem. watch this. >> this is important to me. it's a respect thing, okay? it's a self-respect thing, respect your teammates, it's a respect for this game and it's a respect for this country. this is important to us. stuart: yeah. ashley: love it. stuart: put your helmet under your left arm, you stand when the national anthem plays. why can't you have a rule that says you stand up. ashley: should have a rule, i'm surprised there isn't. jeff fisher, great guy, stand-up guy, and liz: the wanting to have your voice heard, black lives

matter, i understand it, but-- going about it the wrong way. stuart: they have to have it solved before september, and they have you had a rule, the anthem plays, you stand up. ashley: that's not a stuart: i think we've settled th this. dow futures show a minor league's loss of the opening bell and i'm going to say that's basically flat. hershey's, obviously, the chocolate bar company. you're going to see that stock drop big time. plans for a big merger falling through, down it goes roughly 10%. apple accused of tax cheating and the europeans are coming after them. they want 14 1/2 billion dollars. pandora's box time, sports fans. that's next.

>> watch out. i've got to tap dance for 45 seconds before they start trading this tuesday morning. what am i going to do? now down 40. okay. look, to some degree, we're going to be walking up to friday when we've got a very big jobs report coming out. and if that's a blowout number, lots of new jobs created, what do you think this market is going to do? what do you think it's going to do, up or down? i don't know.

i've used up, only 23. help me out. >> the jobs will be negative for the market because that would signal is rate increase for the fed. >> what do you think? >> eight seconds, seven seconds. almost there, sports man. we're off and running on a tuesday morning. down we go 11. down 13. still flat, still flat. look at the dow 30. some green, some unchanged. some red. [laughter] this is not helping. okay. how about the s&p 500? bail me out, somebody, where are we with that thing? and not up very much. .01%. how about the nasdaq, bail me out again, please liz: we're in the scorching. stuart: gold, and oil--

i don't care, oil got it, forget it. here is one that's moving, its name is hershey people, chocolate people. mondelez scrapping the deal to buy it. mondelez is dropping this merger deal and they've gone up 3%. it shows you. look at abercrombie & fitch. 14 straight quarters where their sales have fallen. you can't do that. down 15%. j.p. morgan, sorry, cigna jewelers, and another has upgraded mcdonald's. that's at 115. i've got to get to apple, the story, the stock of the day, probably. it's been slapped with a $14 1/2 billion tax bill from the european union, got to talk about that with everybody here, ash webster, liz macdonald, mike murphy, tom, peter morici, and i want to go around the black block here, todd, i say

that the apple has been shaken down by the europeans can't get out of a paper bag. >> they're doing what they're doing and 14 billion is meaningless to them. it's like you taking out a 20. stuart: a shakedown, i call it a shakedown, mike murphy. >> it's a total shakedown, not only is apple going to appeal this ruling, but ireland, the country, is also going to appeal this ruling. so, it's now the european commission overstepping, i would argue, overstepping their boundaries and telling ireland that they needed to collect more tax from apple when they're saying they didn't, they did exactly what they were supposed to do. i think this has much more far-reaching implications. ashley: 14 1/2 billion by the way, represents all of ireland's health care budget and 60% of its social welfare budget and they're fighting it because they realize how important investment is especially from the big tech

companies in their economy. stuart: the big tech companies will leave dublin liz: the eurocrats has aploweded fired. bono has applauded that. >> peter morici, there surely will be other big american companies which face exactly the same problem in europe. i'm thinking google maybe? >> well, absolutely, google. technology companies generally. because like apple they have the issue of where is their technology, their ideas, their patents and so forth going to the product tax. that's one of the big issues here. after all, the stuff is developed in the united states. they pay royalties to american companies or subsidiaries abroad so those taxes should belong to us not the europeans. in addition to the irish government coming down hard on this, look for treasury to weigh in liz: what does it mean belong

to us? i don't understand that, apple and the shareholders. >> hold on, liz, don't play games with me on words liz: i'm not, i'm asking you. >> if i develop a patent in the university of maryland and apple uses it, i think that we should pay american taxes on that not european taxes. part of this contest is not over whether apple pays taxes, it's which government gets the money, because if apple doesn't pay these taxes to europe, when it-- >> hang on, apple, sorry, tim cook says we do pay u.s. taxes and we pay a lot. he has said that and they actually pay a lot in the way of u.s. taxes. >> i understand that, the question is whether they get credit on this. stuart: the stock is virtually unaffected this morning and virtually dead flat, 106, it's down 50 cents. stuart: i want to get back to hershey, okay? the deal with mondelez, not going to happen. and nicole, hershey is really paying the price, is it not liz: liz: absolutely.

you see the stock down 11%. moving to the lowest level since june 30th where hershey rejected the mondelez bid. hershey kisses, mondelez, i get it, and basically the two of them together, a $23 billion deal would have made the largest confectioner in the whole wide world. there's talk, insider said, that the two ceo's got together and the deal at $107 a share that mondelez was willing to boost up to 115 and the trust of hershey said no way, they wouldn't accept a he penny less than $125 a share. they were nowhere near. stuart: hershey always wanted to stay independent. that's their whole goal is to stay independent so they put a very, very unreachable price on any potential deal. they know it's not going to be accepted. they want to stay independent and they don't care that much what happens to the stock price, in my opinion.

and nicole, thanks very much. ford motor company got new vehicle sales expected tomorrow. we'll get the latest numbers tomorrow and the stock is doing absolutely nothing. up one cent. ooh. ceasar's wins a brief extension being shielded from lawsuits, good enough for 3 1/2% gain. how about fitbit, two new trackers. up. and united continental, number two executive at american airlines, scott kirby, going to be the president of united, and that's a 4% gain. you wouldn't touch an airline stock with a 10-foot pole, would you? >> i like the setup for jetblue, had a pullback and i think that jetblue, if we get things settled out in the airline industry, i think that jetblue will come up higher. stuart: do you own jetblue? >> not yet. stuart: there's an intention to buy if i'm not mistaken.

nordstrom will start selling j. crew merchandise. i'm inclined to say, so what? [laughter] >> that makes no sense at all. >> that's right, so what? abercrombie & fitch, sales as we said down for 14 straight quarters. we're putting them on death watch? >> yeah, the sales are down for three years plus, more than three years. you know, they tried to change their strategy to appeal not to teens, but to 18 to 25-year-olds and that filtered down 4%. stuart: is there some in that market. 13 to 18 is different from 18 to-- >> to 25. stuart: that's true liz: look down 18%. >> the big story with abercrombie & fitch, there are start-up companies allowing you to shop on-line when you want to shop and you don't have to pay for it upfront. they'll give it to you. one of the companies, jack threads, you can order it, whatever you keep you pay for it at that point and not before.

it's kind of a free trion for clothes and that's affecting the bricks and mortar company. stuart: todd, i know it's not your field. but i'm going to ask you, would you buy any of the clothing retailers ever? >> well, ever is a long time, but now, today, absolutely not. i think what you have here you have amazon that knocks them out of the box when they go on-line. brick and mortar is just about crucified and dead because wal-mart's taking the brick and mortar business specialty shops eliminated. no way would i ever buy them today. ever is a long time, but for now i would not be a buyer. stuart: peter, would you buy any brooks and mortar retailer? >> no. they only have to lose 10 to 20% of sales to amazon and other on-line folks to really go into very negative territory and that's exactly what is happening. amazon has a more efficient supply chain. it can simply hold less inventory to service more customers.

inventory is a huge cost in retailing because of the markdowns at the season's end. people like abercrombie and j. crew doesn't make sense. that's why j. crew will sell in nordstrom's with a store next door. it doesn't make sense to me. stuart: it's a long time since i went to a shopping small. >> you're not alone liz: yeah. stuart: you've got a big family, don't you go to the mall or amazon. >> no, do it on-line and it's much easier and less expensive and the bigger concern, if you look past retailers, what happens to these malls? what happens to the big owners of real estate, that's the question. >> baby boomer-- >> like the old downtown. stuart: who said that. >> peter. >> they become like the old downdowns, and now the mall is being decimated by amazon. people live in a distributed frame work. 33% of the population works from home these days at least part of the time and take care goods at home. the idea of driving someplace to get something done is very 20th century.

stuart: i try paying for something in a store, a department store with cash. >> oh, my! they don't want cash. stuart: the cashiers didn't know how to handle the cash sale for cash. >> larry summers would want to make it illegal, no $100 bill. stuart: bank of america predicting a landslide for hillary based on the market's performance. i'm not sure the reasoning here. mike, do you put any faith in these statistical historical studies? >> it's a slow time in the market and analysts need something out here, but i don't put much credibility into it whatsoever. stuart: we've got it right. we're ten minutes into the trading session and we're dead flat. down 4 points, for once we got it right. we got it right today. peter, todd, mike, all three of you, thank you very much indeed. all good stuff. now this, san francisco cops angry at nfl player colin

kaepernick. they say he's ignoring the fact that 49 police officers have been murdered in the u.s. in the past few months. another 100,000 of them assaulted. pete is on that in a moment. and this, u.s. officials say russian hackers have breached voting systems in illinois and arizo arizona stealing hundreds of thousands of records. and they say the russians are involved. could this affect the vote? back in a moment. ♪ if you're taking prescription medications,

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>> well, look here from the new york times. the editorial board is calling

for hillary clinton to cut all ties with the clinton foundation. again, this is from the new york times. ashley: new york times. the editorial board i want to read this session. pay to play charges by donald trump have not been proved, but the e-mail and previously reporting that mr. trump has reason to say when mrs. clinton was secretary it's hard to tell when the foundation ended and the state department began. stuart: and the new york times. ashley: much like the boston globe said the same thing. stuart: new york times, got it. u.s. officials say hackers breached voter data base systems in arizona and illinois, stole personal information about voters. now, ash, my concern here is, could they hack in and affect the result, the voting result from november? >> yes, that's the fear that the fbi is looking. we were saying during the commercial break, if someone can hack into the pentagon, why wouldn't these on-line voter registration places be vulnerable and therefore, the system itself?

it's very worrying indeed that they could get in and the integrity of the system is at stake liz: and watch this, university of michigan professor and students hacked d.c.'s electronic voting booth in 2010 from 500 miles away. so, they're pourous, easy to break into. electronic voting, computerized voting. can the russian intelligent agency break in and affect the outcome, that's the fear of the fbi. stuart: big fear. listen to this, san francisco police officers association slamming quarterback colin cap a are -- kaepernick on the police. >> perhaps mr. kaepernick could comment on the murder of 49 police officers in the united states in the past few months or assaults perpetrated on over 1 is00,000 law enforcement officers in the past year and goes on and read it for yourself. pete is here. read it yourselves. that's a long, long statement

from the san francisco cops about kaepernick. >> because there's a lot to be frustrated about, a lot to stay. when you don't stand for the anthem you're indicting our entire country and everything it represents and in the statement effectively called cops racist murdering people in the streets without justice. and anyone looks at the issues know it's complicated and justice can't perfect in this country, but if everyone sat because there's a problem with something we'd all be sitting. we know that america is not a perfect country, but we're grateful. he's not grateful. stuart: the nfl has a huge problem. opening day september 11th. >> sure is. stuart: the anthem will be played. what is he going to do. >> and 49ers are playing that monday night, big national stage. they've got a decision to make, are they going to allow more other players to sit down. this is a patriotic league and supported our military and veterans love it. they'll have a problem with others do this, it's not a

reflection of our country the way most people feel. people have fought back. drew breez, jeri-- jerry rice, others called him out. stuart: liz drew up rules on how the uniform should be warn liz: before and after the game and nothing whether you should stand. >> great point. no free speech what they want to wear around their uniform, but they can sit if they want for the nation's colors. the standard i like, would you do that in front of your mother, would you not stand in front of a where veteran, the mother of the fallen and think about that. stuart: the nfl should have a rule and instigate it now, you stand for the national anthem. that's what you do. that's the rule. if they've got that rule now, they'd avoid the problem on september the 11th. >> i can see the petition now,

stuart varney for commissioner of the nfl. [laughter] >> a good ring to it. ashley: got to learn the rules. >> it's american football. [laughter] >> doesn't the nfl commissioner make like $30 million a year. >> that's what i'm talking about. stuart: put my name in. but i think we're in agree on the rule. i think so. and thank you very much, sir. check that dow 30, we're down 15 for the dow, evenly split between up stocks and down stocks, actually more down than up at this point. hillary clinton raising millions in hollywood. our next guest is a conservative actress. we're going to ask her this, is this possible to work in hollywood if you don't support hillary? we'll deal with that in a moment. look at that video. and scientists say that picking up mystery radio signals coming from a star 95 light years away. a star the size of the sun nearby.

and astronomists say there's a very, very small chance they're from aivilization greater. >> why greater? >> i don't get that. >> why not. stuart: how do we know? we'll discuss it after this. ♪ ♪

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>> hillary clinton continues to raise agreat deal of money in hollywood. millions, in fact, for her white house bid. our next guest is a conservative, an actress, sam is with us, author of a very good book "they are your kids", welcome back to the program. >> thank you so much. stuart: you're no longer an actress. if you were, could you get a job as a conservative? >> so i'm an actress, but i wrote a movie i'm starring in. that's how you get it done. stuart: it's all about education, isn't it? >> for me it's about education now that i've learned the truth and it's interesting because i said the other day, socialism killed 100 million people in the last hundred years and i got so much pushback and that and that they said i don't know what i'm talking about. do a minimal amount of research and see what it's done. in our school systems we're teaching socialism. stuart: we are?

back that up. >> why did bernie sanders get so much support? because the children of this country believe that socialism is good. they don't that socialism kills and that how the unions have stomped on school of choice. they don't want choice because they want job security. they want that security, but the problem is, that security comes at a price and that price is freedom. and so we give up our freedom to have that kind of security and it doesn't work. stuart: you know, sam, you're on the edge of conspiracy theory if you say at that socialism is being taught in our school and killed 100 million people in the last whatever it is. >> it's in here. stuart: i know, but dangerously close to conspiracy? >> no, no, it's the truth. and in fact, if you look at-- entered into the congressional record the goals of the communists in the united states, one of them was taking over our schools. one of them was teaching per version in our school and that's in her. stuart: do you think that hillary is pushing socialism, bernie sanders pushing

socialism in our schools. >> why doesn't anybody ask if hillary is for america. what has she done as secretary of state to benefit the united states? >> i'm not going to try to answer the question, but it sounds dangerously like a conspiracy. >> no, no, it's not a conspiracy, we take things on face value, that's kind of what we do as americans, it's what we're taught to do in school, which is bad, right? we take things on face value so the assumption is, she's american, she's female, therefore, she's pro woman and she's pro united states. what has she done to benefit women? she takes money from countries that owe press women, noi that for a fact. what does she done to counter act that? i don't know, i haven't seen it. huma abedin is linked to the muslim sister hood and brotherhood, they owe press women and believe in female genital mutilation and owe press women. i would like to see the proof of what hillary has done on

behalf of women and the united states because i have yet to see it. stuart: you're probably not going to get back into acting, are you? with politics like that. >> i have a movie coming out and sean hannity is our executive producer. comes out at christmas, "let there be light", it's a film that i conceived and co-wrote with dan gordon and my husband kevin so rchlsorbo, and exactly woman i want. thank you very much indeed. >> available on my website. stuart: we have something completely different for you coming in the next hour, larry the cable guy. [laughter] okay. he's in the studio and going to be right next to me going to talk politics and netflix. he's got a new series on netflix, maybe change his name, larry the streaming guy, the cable guy. plus, sheriff david clarke is going to be here talking about colin kaepernick and outreach

to the black community. we've got a jam packed hour number two and it's ahead of you two minutes away.

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stuart: the obama team has met its goal. 10,000 refugees in syria have been admitted to the united states this year. look more closely at just who has been admitted. 9945 muslims, state to christians. what is going on? for several years to break news stories of the gross persecution of christians. they been thrown out, earned out, beheaded, even crucified by muslims. christians are surely the very people who qualified first and foremost as refugees from persecution yet hardly any of them get to come here. instead it is muslims that this administration is letting in it the obama team says that applies no religious test. they know perfectly well that they are taking refugees from camps which only house must once

because in those camps the christians have been driven out. it is appalling that our leaders have turned their backs on true refugees. this country has been historic lead the adopted home of the persecuted until now. i'm not suggesting we apply religious testing and suggesting they figure out to where the truly persecuted, there really refugees. let the men. the test is not religion. it's persecution. can we have a little honesty about area. stand up and take some of the responsibility. they failed to enforce his read my morning. he failed to get rid of the brutal dictator. he stayed and continued the er 4 million refugees. syria is a dreadful indictment that this president's foreign policy and an exclusion of christian refugees compounds the disgrace. we speak plainly here. if you like it, state turned. the second hour of "varney & company" is about to begin.

yes, we would get to the migrant surge in a moment. the market down 20 points on the dow. we got a consumer confidence read. stuart: much better than expected coming in at 101.1. the estimate was for 97. can you confidence a bit part of consumer spending. just as wages have gone up slightly. good news for the economy and that is that is put even more wind in the sails of the dollar which is such an even higher. stuart: back to this point yesterday. good news on the economy can be good news for stocks because the brokers on the beach are saying we can handle a small interest rate rise in september or the end of the gear peer liz: that is the raymond james said. how about apple?

let's see that's not good that the european union says hanover $14.5 billion in back taxes. i think the europeans are trying to make example. liz: what apple is doing is legal. if a contract -- on a contract from a big deal they have with ireland under u.s. tax law. the government made $1 trillion in overpayments wasted since 2003 here in the united states. apple's tim cook is saying we are dictator fair share. 40% of all land in the u.s. what apple is doing in ireland it basically does not allow the workers there. it is used in ireland to house intellectual property assets. it's got 230 billion overseas. stuart: it's got a nasty pattern. it's a shakedown. ashley: yes ofourse it is. stuart: who is next? is it google, amazon?

liz: before it became europe's silicon valley, eurocrats applauded ireland for turning itself around. stuart: that was then. we have heard much from hillary clinton lately. stay quiet answered no questions. the state department has been given until october 14th to turn over documents related to clinton's longtime aide, huma abedin who just separated on her serial to her husband, anthony weiner. "the new york times" editorial. this is the times of all places at the headline as you can see it, cutting ties to the clinton foundation. townhall editor katie pam much as it does. that "new york times" editorial acknowledges that there is a built-in conflict of interest at the foundation's very existence and not "the new york times" is saying it. >> right. "the boston globe" also said it.

should hillary clinton become president. here's the thing. the clintons argued the clinton foundation does good work. i don't think we can dispute that. they do work with aids research and poverty. however if it is about the good work they do, they can turn over the foundation to someone else. billed medicaid for an example. take their name off in the foreword. they are not going to do that because they've used the clinton foundation as a slush fund for their own personal wealth. they are doing good for their own bank account. stuart: they get a lot of things from the foundation might try that yet, hotel suite, travel arrangements, assistance, staff, that kind of thing. i don't think hillary clinton will ever answer questions openly and fully in front of the media, do you? >> i don't think she will appear but a shift again to gain at this point?

instead of answering questions they've allowed the scandal to compound. every question she would receive at a press conference would be about the foundation. let's not forget now that this thing is rolling forward we have a judge ruling that more e-mails have to be produced by october. we have huma abedin been revealed in your e-mails to be having a close relationship with the clinton foundation while she was working as clinton's top aide at the state department. quit pro quote involved as well showing that she would get requests from people to visit with the secretary in her official office which denied them and reroute them to the foundation and then set it to meeting. stuart: huma abedin is emerging as a real problem for hillary clinton. there's a liability in that relationship. this is coming to the fore now. >> it not only goes into the issue of a conflict of interest, but also goes back to the issue of national security.

if huma abedin was then contacted the same level in terms of the type of information they were handling on the server, and huma abedin was also likely mishandling classified information just like hillary clinton was. the enough that today reported exclusively on fox and friends showing that she expressed in turmoil in russia about using the private e-mails ever because it was not secure. if it is unsecure and russia, it is also an secure anywhere else the world you're going to go. stuart: i think she's backed into a corner. as always, thank you very much indeed. i want to get back to the serious refugee surge. 10,000 have arrived here just this year. as we said earlier, 9900 or defend muslims, only 52 christians. kt mcfarland as it does. fox news national security. welcome back. i'm appalled. you heard me at the top of the hour.

this is outrageous. stuart: congratulations to you to bring this out. stuart: are got these numbers. >> crimes committed for three reasons. basis is targeted for mass genocide. when they flee and try to go into the refugee camps, the muslims are kicking them out of the refugee camps. and three, we are not letting them in this country. bravo to you to bring this to the nations attention. it is christian genocide and we are complicit. stuart: stay there for a second. i want to tell our audience that is. this is dramatic. secretary of state john kerry is in bangladesh. he says the media should cover terrorism last. ashley, you've got to say exactly what did he say because that's really extraordinary. ashley: we have this quote for mr. kerry. if you decide one day you are

going to be a terrorist, you can make some noise. perhaps the media would do us all a service if they didn't cover quite as much. people wouldn't know what going on. that is from the secretary of state. apparently we are ignorant to what's going on around the world. we will be that much safer. stuart: that's ridiculous. the secretary of state of the united states of america. >> want to get rid of terrorism, protecting and states of america, we don't have to talk about it as much. you're not doing your job to be alert the american people. stuart: come on. i lived in america an awfully long time. i've had every number, a very senior guy saying you media people, shut up about this. you're not helping us here. >> especially a democrat. it is a smokescreen for the fact the problem was called by them and not solved by then.

if the media's fault, our fault that we're concerned about something that affects their security. the history of united states we've never had to be can turned about charity and the homeland except for a few exceptions, pearl harbor, is better. we've been safe behind two oceans. this is the first time that we feel in peril in the united states because there is a terrorist group jumping over national boundaries in reaching deep into the united states to recruit. it's not happening at every mall, but it is happening in places where we have no protection against it and i thought the secretary of state in the entire administration for not solving the problem. stuart: on a scale of zero to 10, 10 being outstanding chemotherapy drug vote, what is your ranking of john kerry? i shouldn't do it, but i'm doing it. >> i don't think either that is hillary clinton. she was on the wrong side of every issue.

kerry is a close second. remember, i work for people like henry kissinger who were the great spirit stuart: glad you're on the show. very important subjects and you dealt with them. check the markets. we are down 43 points. maybe the strong consumer comp and indexed in work the way. >> maybe it's a rate hike sooner rather than later. that goes that theory. you can have it. down 43. 459. that is where we are. larry the cable guy on netflix that we should call him larry the streaming guy shortly. expect more of this. just watch this coming out. >> something about when you said it just sounds smarter than the other guys on the show. the dow jones industrials down another 100%.

we've got to get the prices.

stuart: now we are down 43 points. stabilize on the downside of favorite day. 18450 it is where we are. the dow 30 with about 11 not end about 15 down. how about the price of gold down a bit this morning's expects lower at 1320. earlier we put abercrombie and fitch on death watch. i don't know whether we should've done that that, but we are down 20% because their best sales have fallen in each of the last 14 straight quarters. down, down, down. one investment firm did a great make donalds. not much. thirty cents higher the really interesting part of the entire day on television, larry the

cable guy looks like he may be cutting the cord because he's teaming up with jeff foxworthy for a new comedy special out this month. netflix. watch this. >> the wife's pretty good. she wins a lot of the time because she plays and nobody looks at the guys. this is what america's come to now. did you know this? you can now get kicked out of casino for on a table? we're losing a lot of freedoms in this country. stuart: were losing a lot of freedoms. he is here sitting next to me. he's the streaming guy out. >> that joke is actually kind of truth. i came up with that show because my buddy and i were sitting at the house in east took been in a cup and we are talking. he goes you know what i'm going to do.

it's his birthday coming up. i'm going to in a fedex box and send it to marty. he said he can't do that. i said you can't send it to somebody. it's illegal. and he literally goes you mean to tell me i can't? i said no. he goes were losing a lot of freedoms. [laughter] stuart: were fired you can cite on this family oriented program. >> the last time i was here, the governor came down here and presented me with a key to the 24 hour fitness. that's a joke. stuart: i don't get it. >> 24 hour fitness is a gym. stuart: is that? liz: he's very british.

ashley: instead of the key to the city, he got the key to the gym. stuart: wait a minute. i want to get your politics whether you like it or not. when you make a call and -- colin kaepernick? >> the world is so crazy now. you can't have an opinion anymore. your opinion of them like someone else's opinion. you're an, if not, a. i'm going to kill your kids. so you can't have an opinion on anything. you can if you want to put up with the heat and i've got thick skin. let me just say this. he's heard string. he doesn't play that much

anyways. get some exercise and get them up in the air. you know what i mean? for pete's sake. stuart: let me ask you a nonpolitical question. we saw that clip from the netflix deal you've got coming out. do you have a prearranged script for your get out there? >> you know what, i'm a one-liner comedian. if i drove one-hour show, that's 275 punchlines. if you don't think it's funny as got nine more. that's how i do my act. it is a per pair -- it's in my head. no teleprompter. obviously you add live, throw things and come to think of things on stage, but pretty much that's what it is. want to do a special, i'll travel with a special for while congratulate her new jokes and peered by the time a year

and half comes year and have come surrounded by 70% on new again. stuart: do you write them yourself or have you got a team? >> i read it myself. i've got two guys that have been with me forever in colorado. a little team effort. third is the third. third in a third and a third. stuart: you on fox news, fox and friends this morning. he said if hillary is elected it will be the end of the country. back to politics. what do you mean by that? >> yeah, so. stuart: give me some more. >> it won't be the end. america is an awesome country. it will be like a frog in boiling water. we just are gradually getting worse and worse and we don't have any clue what's happening to us. look, i don't hate anybody at all. i have different political

opinion, so let me just say this. one, there's people in jail that have done worse than she has done. she's a criminal. that is a fact. there's people going to jail for doing what she did. you know, i think when you have somebody running for president that is committed the crimes that she's committed by not concealing her e-mails, and put them on servers that people can get into a mud flat out looking that people are lying to them, and when she said they've released everything i've got. let them go ahead and look at them. released everything. guess i come in here with a seven-month later they just found 15,000 more you didn't release and she acts like that is no big deal. i've are pretty even keel to. just be honest. just be honest. we really want to elect somebody

that is already looks you straight in the eye and flat out lied to you? really? i'm not saying the other guy is any better. but i don't want somebody like that leaving the country. you're getting bold faced lied to. they could care less what she does. she can mind straight. it doesn't matter to them. they hate the other side so bad. i'm not that way. >> i can tell you really feel about this that the first time you've got none of character. >> i love the country. i wanted to do good, but i do not want my elected official to look me in the eye, lied to me and do something completely different and be mad at me for what i say about it. that is bs. stuart: larry the streaming guy.

>> and i'll tell you something now. [laughter] stuart: thank you. it was great. we will be back. the cable guy has to go elsewhere, but we are here. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork.

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the police released the video because they want to identify those heroes. people are risking their lives to drag someone out of the car. they want to recognize the heroes for their efforts and rightly so, too. the cops released this dashboard video. they got a row. ashley: and she was uninjured, too. trained where no one was killed in that crash. that is astonishing. he rose. stuart: they got around in heroes walk away. something totally different. a russian man has volunteered for the first-ever human had transplant. i'll repeat that. the first ever human had transplant. ashley: batman right there is a russian man has volunteered for the surgery. he suffers from a suffers from ever genetic disorder, often fatal. he's lost his muscles are broken on commend ourselves of that brain and spinal cord are going. italian neuroscientist and a chinese surgeon are getting together and may try and perform this transplant early next year.

a lot of critics saying it's unethical, he's going to die there is absolutely no way this coul work. his critics say junk science, but it is going ahead. obviously this was proposed. you would volunteer for such a thing? he said my life is heading down very quickly. i'm going to be the one if there is ever the faintest chance of getting a new body, i wanted. stuart: i'll leave it at that. ashley: strange but true. tran do something strange now. do they have the gravy wrestling? i'm glad we don't have that. move on. now we are down 56 points on the doubt here that i believe is related to the positive consumer confidence number came out at 10:00. a stronger economy. maybe interest rates are going to go out. stuart: we have a blowout jobs number friday. >> i don't know what they're

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stuart: 60 points almost, 58 to be precise. the price of oil has nothing to do with the stock market. it's down 35 cents at 36. the latest polls suggest trump's new tone are going to define focused and scriptive looks like a winning strategy. hillary up by 7 points nationally but her lead in that poll was 13 points before the new trump appeared. senior adviser to the trump

campaign sarah huckabee sanders joins now. sarah, i want to divert the attention of huma abidan. we've got that. what is hillary's vulnerability vis-a-vis huma abidan? spell it out. >> hillary clinton has made campaign guilt by association. all the attacks on donald trump are hypocritical. i think the bigger thing is hillary clinton has consistently put our country at risk. she has terrible judgment. this is just another example of it. she broke the law. she lied about it. she put national security at risk and huma has been by her side along the way and this association is not a good one for her.

stuart: mr. trump has gone after colin kaepernick, saying, hey, you should find another country. is that an indirect attack on hillary? is that where the attack is focused? >> i think that attack is probably exactly where he meant it to be but there are plenty of things we can attack hillary clinton on. i think that's one of the big reasons that we've seen those polls tightened. as we get closer to the election, the summer is over, people are start to go focus as we move into the fall on what this election is really about and that contrast between donald trump and hillary clinton on the economy, national security and immigration, donald trump is beating hillary clinton in all of those things hands down and that's why we are seeing polls tightened and those are the attacks you see him going after hillary clinton on. stuart: on the assumption that hillary clinton will never hold a press conference, i'm going to

make the assumption that that makes the debate, september 26th even more important because it opens up a doorway for donald trump to walk-through, am i right? >> absolutely. i mean, i don't think that we have any reason to believe that hillary clinton will change her mind and suddenly become transparent and start talking to the media or frankly start talking to americans. hillary clinton has been i hiding for almost 300 days. it's completely absurd that she won't take questions. stuart: it's being reported that donald trump is taking media training, he's doing mock debates to warm up for the big debate on september 26th, can you tell us anything about that? >> he's definitely doing debate preparation. he's not like hillary clinton. the poll testing every single word and sentence and being completely scripted, donald trump is who he is and authentic and that's why he has done so well, i think much better

prepared, far better prepared than hillary clinton. he faced 16 different very opponents during the republican primary. he did extremely well in debates. hillary clinton hasn't had to go that pressure. hillary clinton is scripted, tightly controlled and that's the very opposite of donald trump and i think in the year where you've got 70% of american who is are looking for change who want that outsider, there's no greater contrast than donald trump to hillary clinton and i think the debates are going to be a -- stuart: anyway, sarah huckabee sanders, thanks very much for joining us. we will see you soon. >> thank you. stuart: i want to get back to that number. the number we showed you earlier, here is the number. 9,945 muslims, refugees from syria admit today this country this year. there's a total of 10,121, i believe that's the number.

only 52 christians. that to me is a problem because in my opinion it is christians who are the true refugees in the middle east. jonathan morris joins us now. it is christians being slaughtered by the thousand, crucified, run out of town, why aren't they the ones that are coming to america? >> it's not only christians but a lot of muslims that are being run out of homeland of syria. i'm appalled because the obama administration has had a political goal of 10,000, okay, up until three months ago they were only at about 2,000, then they rushed to try to get to this political number of 10,000, now there are many more than 10,000 worthy candidates coming into the united states in my opinion, but how do you find them?

just from a practical point of view, one great way to find them is are you a practicing christian, why is that -- just from a pur if you want to rush something, we need to get 10,000 syrian refugees into the united states, how do you make sure they're not a part of isis, quick practical way, do you have a history of being a practicing christian. if you want to move something along quickly, hey, those are worthy candidates and practical way. stuart: i disagree with you. >> good. i'm always worried when we agree something. stuart: i want to impose a test if you're a genuine refugee. are you being persecuted. those people come on in. >> if they want to rush, two-year vetting process for syrian refugees, that's a good thing, but they are convinced

they need to rush to get to the 10,000 number do it in a practical way and that is find out if this person is willing to say, i am a practicing christian and have history to prove it. very effective. stuart: i have a nasty question and i'm going to answer it, you're going to answer it. do you think that president obama will be looking to bring in 5 million hispanics and settle them in this country if they were to vote republican? do you think that president obama would bring in 10,000 muslim refugees if he thought that those refugees or the muslim population population was going to vote republican, i would say no he would not. >> i'm not a person of reading people's intention. i'm about offering mercy to anybody who is willing to ask for forgiveness but i'm not going to read anybody's intentions. yes, there are politics involved in all of these things. we should be allowing people in

in a practical way to make sure that our country is safe while taking care of the most needy. stuart: all right, father jonson, we appreciate you being here. let's get back to your money, shall we and talk about the clothing retailer. they've reported lowest sales for 14 straight quarters. nicole, how bad is it going to the stock? >> take a look at the stock which was down 20% earlier. right now still down 19%. biggest selloff since 2001. 14 straight quarters of sales that are missing. this round is saying that the stores where tourist come for shopping, they are seeing less demand and blame british exit. the truth of the matter they are not seeing the demand and don't have the traffic. let's take a look at some of the other retailers this year that have been under pressure, we had abercrombie, express, all losers 20 to 30% for the same reasons.

stuart: whoa, look at that. that's taking it on the chin. nicole, good stuff. thank you very much, indeed. donald trump tells 49ers kaepernick if you don't stand up for the anthem, you should leave . classic scenes from willy wonka. >> you won the jackpot. >> chocolate? >> the chocolate, that's just the beginning, we have to get out of here. there's so much time and so little to do. strike that, reverse it. (announcer vo) who says your desk phone

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protest, here is what film director spike lee had to say about it. roll tape. >> i support him. i find it so interesting how people want to pick and choose what rights people have. now any time you talk about antigun violence, people are around screaming they don't want their second amendment rights to be infringed upon. the same way muhammad ali refused to fight for injustice award that was crazy in the tradition of black athletes standing up, using their platform and saying, i'm not happy with the way black people, color of people being treated. stuart: very clearly he approves of kaepernick. way in please, sheriff. go. >> well, first of all, colin

kaepernick reinforces the stereotype of dumb jockey. sure, he's free. no government entity is trying to take his freedom away to express himself but what about comportment, i think that that matters. spike lee is way off. to compare muhammad ali or kaepernick to muhammad ali is an insult. i salute the flag every chance i get and i'm tired of this american bashing that's being going on by the left for some time. our college and universities are teaching kids to hate america and what it stands for. i believe what ronald reagan said, it is a shiny hill on a becon more everyone to see. stuart: september 11th is opening day. the san francisco 49ers play that night and kaepernick will

be at the national anthem played. i think the nfl should have a rule, stand. >> they continue do that. they don't have to do that far. shame on him and the 49ers, when schipp kelly, this is the third game he did this where he sat out the national anthem, look, you will stand during the national anthem. you don't have to put your hand in your heart, you don't have to lip sing the words but you will stand as everybody else on this team, we are a team here, obviously colin kaepernick is a me first guy and as a teammate i wouldn't want him. stuart: do you think this kind of protest by black athletes should stop completely? >> yeah, you know, to bring politics into what is really entertainment. i speak for myself. i love football, college and the nfl, one of the things that it allows me to do is get away from politics for a little bit.

watch entertainment, skilled athletes, go in competition hand in hand and fight it out, so to speak. when they start doing -- the same with hollywood. when they start dipping into politics, i get turned off by that. a lot of the fan wills too. i'm not saying they will turn from the nfl, but you will see a lot of boeing -- booing going on. when they start mixing politics, people start to lose interest. stuart: you're so right because isn't it true everything is political these days. you can't open your mouth without a political imposition upon you. sheriff, we are out of time. thank you very much for being with us. we appreciate it, thank you, shall -- sheriff. stuart: the media should cover less terrorism less often so people don't know what's going on. this is the direct quote from

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>> there's people in jail that have done worst than she has done. she's a criminal. that's a fact. i mean, there's -- there's people that -- there's people going to jail for doing what she did. [laughter] >> you know, i think, look, when you have somebody running for president that has committed the crimes that she has committed by not concealing her emails, put them on servers that people can get into and flat out looking at american people and lie to go them, i mean, when she said, well, they've released everything i've got, oh, hey, guess what, here we are months later and they found more than they released and she acts that there's no big deal. i'm a pretty even dude, just be

honest, we really want to elect somebody that has already looked you straight in the eye and flat out lied to you, really? and i'm not saying the other guy is any better, but i'm just saying, i don't want somebody like that leading the country. i mean, bold-faced lied to you and some people can care less what she does. she can lie straight and it doesn't matter to them. they hate the other side so bad that they don't care. i'm not that way. it's like, just be honest with me. stuart: i can tell you really feel about this. that is the first time you and i talked out of character. >> it's a serious issue and i love the country. i want it to do good but i do not want my elected official to look me in the eye and lie to me and do something completely different and then be mad at me for what i say about it. that's bs. stuart: larry the streaming guy.

>> i will tell you something else, varney. [laughter] stuart: thank you, larry. better than mine. we will be back. the cable guy has to go. oh, my lord. >> thank you, stuart.get me out. commercial break. ashley: that was earlier this hour. let's take a look at what is coming in the next hour, here is what we have, trump's spokesperson on his big immigration speech tomorrow. will he soften his stance and will we get clarity? james heard what john kerry said overseas about terrorism and, quote, his head exploded. he is right there head intact, thankfully. and he says kaepernick is full of it.

stu is back in three minutes.

stuart: good morning, everyone. here is the state of play in the election. we are looking at a shift. the new trump attacks, same-old hillary defends and the polls are beginning to move just a little in trump's favor. first trumps attacks, they are scripted and less personal than the old trump but attacks they are. he's going after hillary clinton and her so close ties to huma abedin, the separateed spouse of anthony weiner, and attacked colin kaepernick, find another country says trump. now hillary's defense, it's really silence as she is driven into a corner by constant andal. the latest a judge says let's see all huma-hillary emails

before the election. she is defending on october surprise. now the polls, among national polls hillary's lead cut in half and in three states trump is making a comeback in key states. third outer of varney & company, oh, yeah, it's about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: donald trump will outline immigration plan tomorrow in arizona, here is rudy giuliani previewing what trump might say. roll tape. >> he will go after the most dangerous criminals first and the less criminals second and by the time we get there then we will see what our population is of noncriminal nonillegal

immigrant. stuart: katrina pearson is with us. national trump spokesperson. >> great to be here, thank you. stuart: rudy giuliani is inside the campaign. go after the harden criminals illegal and then look at noncriminal element. is that donald trump's policy? r well, yeah, you are going to see a lot more layed out tomorrow. the important thing here is mr. trump wants to put out a strategy. he wants to get away from the vision and how he sees this unfolding by a trump administration by securing the border and building a wall because yes, the wall will be built. ic es has -- ice has to be doing their job. it's something no one wants to do.

stuart: that's the focus, the criminals amongst the illegals, they are out first, out they go. that's the real focus here? >> well, the real focus is securing the border, the primary deportation process will start with deporting criminal aliens in this country as well as implementing an e-verify system to make sure americans are getting the jobs they deserve. stuart: okay, interesting polling number on hispanic support. hispanics born outside of the united states, immigrant overwhelmingly support hillary clinton. 87 to 13, those born inside the u.s., native born hispanic, a lot closer, it's 43 hillary, 29 donald trump. katrina, you still have a long way to go. >> we do have a long way to go. this isn't just a donald trump problem. this was a republican-party problem. mr. trump is doing what he can

to fix the problem. the polls also show that hillary clinton's favorability is really a little bit higher simply because of those who weren't born in this country and that's telling as well. mr. trump is reaching out to everyone with his proamerica, proeconomic policies because a lot of the problems we have in this country whether it's education, whether it's immigration, all boils down to people who cannot get the skills that they need to get ahead in life and mr. trump's policies promote that. stuart: quickly on the speech tomorrow night, is he going to be an teleprompter, i presume he is. >> yes. stuart: can he answer any questions from either the media or audience, does he plan to engage the audience in that way? >> well, mr. trump does a little of all that, it depends on how he feels in that moment and i'm sure he wouldn't mind taking questions. he will ultimately make the decision but it's really to clarify policy because what we have, stuart, there's a

difference between donald trump and his agenda on immigration versus hillary clinton promoting amnesty has no intention of securing the border and wants to allow isis infiltrated refugees into the country. there's a stark choice in november. stuart: katrina, thank you for joining us. katrina pearson. the obama administration hit its goal of bringing 10,000 syrian refugees into america this year, but now looks at this, this is the religious breakdown. 9,945 muslims, only 52 christians. now, former president bill clinton spoke about the refugees saying he has a plan for them. roll tape. >> the truth is the big loser in the long-run is going to be syria, this is an enormous opportunity for americans. detroit has 10,000 empty

structurally sound houses. 10,000, and a lot of jobs to be had repairing those houses but detroit just came out of bankruptcy and the major is doing urban homesteading program there, but it just gives you an example of what could be done and i think any of us who ever had any personal experience with either syrian americans or syrian refugees think it's a pretty good deal. stuart: did i hear that right? liz: yeah. stuart: fill up detroit, fill them with empty houses. liz: detroit is bankrupt. it costs 12 times more to resettle refugees here in the united states versus resettling them in the middle east, why because of welfare payments, because of job training, because

of assimilation costs and so it costs about heritage foundation 130,000 in welfare benefits per refugee. yes, we are an open door, opened society, of course, common sense says what about keeping them in home areas because that's where they're culturally assimilated and they know the region. this is what even people in the middle east are saying. keep the refugees at home. stuart: i would like to ask hillary clinton or bill clinton or president obama what about this skew in the religious, the religion of the intake, 9,000 to 52 christians. how did that happen? liz: that is what tom cotton is saying, they are afraid to declare they are christian because they end up in camps and get persecuted.

the un is a body that's processing refugees, they're afraid to declare christianity because they get resettled in a group that doesn't like christians and so tom cotton wants the u.s. to take charge of that processing, not the un. stuart: what a story. the european union ruling that ireland must recover, get back, about $14 million of unpaid taxes from apple, yes, the american company. apple's stock is down a fraction. 106, but, you know, earlier on the program, ash, we called it a shakedown. >> that's exactly what it is. this is what the european commission says apple owes in back taxes, 14 and a half billion. they say the headquarters is address with no offices, no desks, no nothing. it's a shell game where they are paying effectively 1%. they say that apple is paying 50

euros tax on every one million euros made. however, this was the deal that was struck by apple and the irish government. this is a sweetheart jobs and investment, t not fair because you're giving unfair advantage from one company over all the others. my question is over who? who is competing with apple right now. stuart: tim cook gives money to hillary clinton, the treasury department goes back to apple in europe but fails. ashley: the irish government is appealing even though they could benefit by $14 billion. stuart: they want the business. the state department has been given till october 14 to turn over documents of hillary clinton's long-time aid huma abiden. this could be a problem for hillary clinton.

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>> you were the offici in charge, did you like the server? >> i'm all about new beginnings, a new grandchild and a new hair style, a new e-mail account. my e-mails are so boring. >> my aren't. >> they are so boring. we have released 30,000 plus, what's a few more.

by the way, you may have seen that i recently launched a snapchat account. [cheers and applause] >> i love it. i love it. >> we love you. >> those messages disappear all by themselves. [laughter] stuart: very funny. the state department has ordered by a judge hand over any nonexempt emails and documents concerning hillary clinton and the aid huma abedin. judge alex ferrer is with us. significance of this demand that these emails be released huma and hillary clinton. what's the significance of this? >> well, there's a very i want to say interesting but unusual relationship between abedin and the state department after she changed her position. she was a deputy chief of staff to the secretary of state which is a pretty impressive position

and she was -- her designation was changed to special government employee, which i've never heard of but allowed her to continue to working for the state department at the same time as she worked for the clinton foundation which as we know is the subject of a lot of inquiry whether or not there's a pay for play relationship and at the same time she was allowed to work for pay part time for consulting group. a lobbying firm. i've never heard of such a situation, deputy chief of staff of the secretary of state working at a consultant firm so it's been the subject of inquiry and becomes more relevant with allegations against the clinton foundation. stuart: she's the key focal point. i would hesitate to say ring leader, but the link in this pay to -- what is alleged to be a

pay to play scheme. >> yes. stuart: huma abedin married to anthony weiner, been caught sexting again and huma and weiner have separated. is there vulnerability connection with the huma and weiner separation? >> i guess but i doubt it because my understanding at least from rumors i heard, you know, weiner was not liked at all by the clintons so i would expect that they would have kept him at arm's length or further. i don't think there's likely to be a lot there. my concern about the request for emails is you're asking the state department, it's an agency, the federal judge is saying you're going to turn all of these. the state department has been soft-walking anything that has to do with hillary clinton emails, calendars, everything.

they just don't want anything to effect her negatively in the election. so he's ordered it be turned by the 14th. you're dealing with the department of the government. i could see them walking on the 14th and turning over some of the documents claiming others are exempt by the time you have a hear to go determine whether there's a real exemption you're past the election. you know, unless this judge is going to say you're turning them over on the 14th and we are going to have a hearing on the 16 to the on anything exempt, there's just so many ways for is branch of -- this agency of our government to interfere like it has. i mean, it clearly has all along. stuart: look, judge, thanks very much for sorting out the legalisms here. i think that's important. but, you know, wheneverever you get the secretary of state, huma and anthony weiner in the same sentence, i think you have a political problem. that's just my opinion. i know you're down there with the palm trees, you have to come

back here soon, okay? [laughter] >> i will do that, thank you, stuart. stuart: look at these stocks, health insurance, remember obama administration is proposing to tweak to obamacare law, stop it from completely disappearing and -- unraveling. ashley: these exchanges are of near collapse. essentially, you have sick people looking after sicker people. what happened to the younger people who were supposed to sign up and offset the cost to those sick. with that in mind they're going to spend time in outreach to young people to get on board, make it easier to enroll out of enrollment period and offer cheaper plans, these are tweaks that really speak to the desperation that this -- that obamacare is because the exchanges themselves -- they're losing too much money. stuart: is ts a gave for

hillary clinton? liz: yes, i don't know you can say something is a success when you $672 billion over a ten-year period just on the tax credits alone in the obamacare exchange. that's not a success. that is a taxpayer cost. stuart: all right. i have to move along. there's so much on the show today. now this, u.s. officials show russia hacked databases. is the vote count in november maybe subject to hacking and chaos? that's a good question. we have jeff flock, let's see what he is doing there. you remember when he visited and looked at a wolf sanctuary, you have to take a look at that. >> i wasn't rubbed with meat before i walked in here. stuart: if you fed them they might get away from your throat.

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jeff flock is live at a chicken farm. how do they see it on the farm, jeff? jeff: this is the slago family farm, stuart. i don't want to talk too loud and upset the chickens but i have chicken feed. this year chicken feed is pretty much going for chicken feed, if you know what i'm saying. it wasn't always the case. these are laying chickens. these lay eggs as well. they gather up here and there. if you look at the corn futures, though, i scooped them over there, if you look at corn futures we are down over a dollar and that's because it appears there's going to be a record harvest this year, corn and soybean. what i'm holding here chicken feed is pretty much going for chicken feed. these guys are pecking everything arounhere. stuart: we have to get him out

of here because it looks like he's in danger with the chicken. he could be henpecked. all right, jeff, what to work. what is this about falling food prices? liz: costco, whole foods, it's hitting profit line. basically milk and eggs, prices are plummeted. remember we were talking about food prices going up and it looks like a long stretch of deflation and prices. ashley: terrible for the farmers . stuart: we are going to get cheaper food. can we look on the bright side? we are going to get cheaper food. what's wrong with that? sixty-nine cents a pound. liz: i kind of know it. stuart: this is serious. that will be john kerry in bangladesh, he said yesterday, the media should cover terrorism

less. we will tell you exactly what he said, i promise you. donald trump laying the immigration plan tomorrow night. major speech. we have surprising new numbers on how many hispanics actually support donald trump. back in a moment.

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dream to donald trump has gone all out or dazed and vote. the hispanics born outside of america come in other words these panic immigrants overwhelmingly 87 tournament or team. however, the gap is much narrower when you look at nativeborn hispanics. hispanics born in america. still lopsided for clinton but is now 43-29. welcome back to the show appeared you know this, didn't you? warning america, you're more like me to be closer to trump. you knew this. >> right. i said so on the show last week. i estimated number in the low

30s. if you look at the gallup poll, they pulled both non-voting hispanics and voting hispanics fared no-space next-paragraph mr. devoe. when you look at the gallup poll, is support for trump among registered hispanic voters is 32%. that's the number we want to focus on. this is already higher than mitt romney got a 27%. is that proportion who will vote for donald trump moving more toward donald trump. >> where cnn and greece in the numbers because more amazed move away from the narrative that donald trump insulted or attacked hispanic is an utterly involved. i do think he see an uptake of those numbers. the more that there's an accurate reporting on what

donald trump stands for. i do think there's no place to go. the more they learn about in the more we'll see the numbers rise. stuart: we heard earlier from katrina pearson and rudy giuliani is very much part of the charm campaign. he says the first people to go are those illegals who have a criminal record. a nasty criminal record. the second people to go to any hispanics. any illegals with a criminal record to and then stop getting rid of other people they don't want an america appeared is that a message that is going to resonate with mainstream hispanics? >> the truth is illegal aliens and criminal records but all of us at risk for especiallyuse tho live in our own community. they already have a hispanic population. an illegal immigrant killed two

innocent americans while driving. i want to remind the public that under hillary's radical amnesty plan, only those that have violent records would be deported. that excludes duis, legal immigrants who've been found guilty of bribes. this is a very frightening thing but theories and a corrupt in american for any concern about his safety come you have saved her more but hillary clinton is proposing. stuart: how do hispanics who are for donald trump, how do they feel about going to build that wall. you have to look at the "esquire" magazine. they went down to both anglos and hispanics on the border. hispanics on the border were more in favor of the wall from the anglos were. in fact, he was quoted in the article, one of the latino said

listen, i can have a legal leg and i don't want to have to compete for a job for someone who did it. and also as an economic one. we don't need wages lowered. shrimp to come and see us again. i want to see that trend. which way is it going? now this. astonishing. secretary of state john kerry will be better off if the media stop talking about terrorism. if you decide one day you're going to be terrorists, you can make some noise. the media would do us all a service if they didn't cover quite as much. people wouldn't know what's going on. ambassador james woolsey as it does, former director of the cia. mr. ambassador, what you respond to that patient merit >> it would be if in a few months after pearl harbor the japanese are seizing the lapine and the american secretary of state that i hope the press doesn't really cover this so much because you will encourage

them to seize the islands. tree until you know it. >> it is really a very bad idea. it is what you do if you want to pretend to fight a war but not when. stuart: you think were pretending? >> there are just so many circumstances in which they are not doing what is effective. for example, in the hackers. we have the most desiccated and the most able hackers and people who have those skills in the world. a lot of them are at fort meade and national security agency. you can find them all over and nevada every summer and we could really make life unpleasant for

the russians and those who come after if we took the gloves off. stuart: even the director of the cia, you know for a fact american hackers could do a number on a viable opponent that comes along. >> if you pull the country together, nsa, people who go to the conferences and pretend you are at war. pretend you are willing to admit you are at war and don't want to loose. i don't have to suggest to do much pretending. we have been doing the fighting. stuart: i want to draw your attention that the russians may have hacked into it to use safety that corrosive sense. that is not the concern. the real conce is uld somebody, the russians, for example, hack into the electoral system on november the eighth and change the election result.

is that possible? >> they could put now we're in it ahead of time and have it triggered on those dates. i say the general vulnerability of our electoral system and the electronics of it, to interference is very high. even before hacking became quite so prevalent. i think -- stuart: i'm just trying to imagine what on earth would happen if the results were compromised in any way, who's the president. >> five states that don't keep paper records. you can even have a recount. the only thing that is very spoiled electronics. stuart: do you believe we are doing enough to stop any farmer hacking? >> absolutely not. this is run state-by-state enzymes tasters basically have hunted.

it is a very troubling situation. former director of the cia, thanks for sharing your expertise. i didn't know we were that good in hacking. >> we could play offense. we just don't do it. stuart: where are we in the dow industrials? that is where we are. a few individual stocks moving today. i'll start with hershey. my belief is scrapping the deal to buy hershey. investors not keen on that. it's down 11%. if they scrap the deal, they are up 3.5%. the market like that. abercrombie and fitch astonishing performance done in sales for 14 straight orders. that is more than three years. investors don't like it down 20%. and now this. voices from all around the table talking about colin kaepernick's protest. the cisco cops demand an apology. the first, listen to what elm

director spike lee had to say about it all. >> i find it so interest and how people want to pick and choose what rights people have. anti-gun violence, people are screaming about they don't want their second amendment right being infringed upon. in the tradition of black athletes standing up, using their platform and say i'm not happy with the way black people and colored people are being treated.

>> i am nicole pet obedience with their thoughts as this brief pentagon sent 60th of 1%. the dow and s&p to the outside as we approach. watching average gasoline prices. twenty-seven cents less than last year and the lowest number that you paid for gasoline prices since the year 2004. been running up the last couple weeks you'll likely see how they are ferried, but you will pay less labor day they needed the entire year. we have some breaking news. both products has nfirmed discussion for the corporation, a murder possibility of fertilizer companies. it is currently breaking news

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stuart: breaking news from the department of agriculture. anonymous threats. fix up bizarre closed until further notice and five states. the fbi investigating a dozen colorado, connecticut, maryland, north carolina and west virginia. we do not know the nature investigation and not for the usda, to close them down. interesting.

anonymous threats. stuart: we should no doubt find out. we all know that donald trump is trying to court minorities. saturday he meets an african-american church in detroit. larry elder is with us. nationally syndicated talkshow host. welcome back to the program. good to see you again. >> nice to see you, too. thank you for having me. stuart: how many of those small trump is going to get. i'm going to suggest some rain. middle-class black folks will vote for donald trump in significant numbers. am i onto something? >> i think you are. a lot of black people are quietly supporting donald trump. don't want to say about that for fear they will be called uncle tom. in 25 years i've tried to get jesse jackson to come on my show dozens of times. he won't do it.

i'll sharpen dozens of times. if they come on my show, to legitimize what they consider to be enough of tom. dan had at of the naacp. i said this verbatim. between the presence of white racism. without missing a beat, this is what donald trump is thinking about. to rethink their allegiance to the democratic party because of the welfare's a policy that destabilize black families. that is why donald trump is being called everything but a child of god. once black people think the alliance, they cannot win at the national level. they've got to have the 95% by saying you're a victim of racism. the people over there. republicans, by conservatives. you break that bond. they are in deep, deep doo doo.

stuart: can he break that bond? clearly that is what he's aiming at. several speeches coming up. can you break the bond? >> yes, he can. it was obama, not fox news, not a bar, not heritage is that it did raise about father is five times more likely to be poor, and intends likely to drop out of high school and 20 times more likely to go to jail. look at economic policies. since obama has been president, but poverty has gone up. it hasn't been this wide and 25 years. the labor force for distribution rates who are working hasn't been a slow. black males have been as close as they've been keeping track of the number. it has not worked. obama was warned. he did it anyway. a lot of black people are dissatisfied with the economy. if donald trump focuses on lack families in the left-wing policies have done to the

economy, he might be litigate 15%, 20% of the black vote and the democratic party cannot win at the presidential level. stuart: as you know, colin kaepernick is refusing to stand for the national anthem. donald trump on my doctorate in and said he better find another country. i get the impression, opinion from all sides is being too hard and again colin kaepernick. >> i agree. a lot of people feel insulted, those who serve in the military. many of whom have died as a result of standing up for the flag. colin kaepernick will get a lot of backlash. he's talking about racism and oppression, global blacklist not everything is built on a lie. michael brown did not have h hands up, did not say don' shoot. according to the cdc cometh in the disease control, the number of blacks being shot by police are down 75%.

twice as many whites are killed by police as compared to blacks. 25% of the people killed in the police are black, but that is because the numbers of people who offend in the black community are substantially higher. the number one preventable cause of death for black males is almost at the other hand of black males. that's what's going on on in the black community. cops are not mowing down people. i do the people killed by police last year, 965, less than 4% were white cops killing black males. black lives matter is built on a lie. they are pushing i.t. people that don't look at the facts. stuart: at that early seconds left. you know about heartbreaks. you know about a rule for the nfl. and up whether you like it or not. how about that. >> i agree.

this has nothing to do with the first amendment. the nfl does not have such a rule. colin kaepernick is perfectly safe. he's guaranteed $61 million. there's no economic downside for him. pa do you practice your lines before you come off to the show? >> i just wanted that it may come out of my mouth. stuart: thanks for joining us. you can come again. >> my pleasure. stuart: live shot from governor mike had the varsity that bills itself the world's largest restaurant. we will bring you any developments. there are days. vice presidential candidate with donald trump, mike pence. the market down 60 points he had very low volume. before labor day weekend. >> i believe the volume has been

down a billion shares. down 60 with most of the dow 30 in the red. larry the cable guy was on earlier. here is just a tiny bit of it. >> the world is so crazy. you can't have an opinion anymore. your opinion is that like someone else's opinion, you're a slob. smoothies, only from tums.

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stuart: larry the cable guy was on the show earlier. these funny guy. for us at the moment he got curious to watch this. >> the world is so crazy now. you can't have an opinion anymore. if your opinion is that like someone else's opinion, you're an, a bob, a juror, a heater guys, i'm going to kill your kids. you can't have an opinion on anything. you can if you want to put up with the heat. and i've got thick skin. stuart: you know, he's always a humorous guy and always in character. he's always larry the cable guy. today he broke out about a little bit.

he feels very seriously about the issue. when she brought up hillary communist feelings about it, you just let it rip. stuart: even took his hat off. liz: that's unusual. people -- i'm sorry, growing up in a democratic household, democrats won't tolerate differences of opinion. they just won't. stuart: you are racist bigot. liz: my family was not like that. ashley: is just so aggressive. stuart: is really surprised at his vehement than opposition for hillary clinton. he says are not going to elect somebody who's lied. he used that word many times did this is larry the cable guy, a comedian with a new show coming out on netflix. he makes you laugh and is always larry the cable guy. with us today he was not.

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trained agricultural department responding to some anonymous threat. we've got an update. ashley: concerns over the safety of personnel and facilities after these messages, anonymous threat to be like were received in a number of places. so we have five states shutting down their offices in colorado, connecticut, north carolina, west virginia. they are concerned about these threats by the fbi investigate. stuart: another big story today is the russian -- believed to be russian hack into our electoral process. the real concern here is not that they've got into twos that electoral systems. the real concern is can they get into the computers on november the eighth and mess around with the voting. train for a number of swing

states are moving towards electronic voting. this is what we call a story that has legs. it not going to go away when donald trump says the system is rigged. this is something to stay on top of. stuart: can you imagine if the system were compromised in any way what would happen after that? ashley: the integrity of the whole process dodged stuart: four and four. that would be difficult. i've states have no paper backup. there's one more. i've got the database. john kerry says we be better off if the media just not talking about terrorism. he says people wouldn't know what's going on. can you believe this? >> last year president obama in an interview said that the media absolutely over his dates threat of terrorism and he made a joke if it leads to leave. john kerry picking up on that

theme. terrorism would be so bad if the media didn't report on it. trsfertcfarnd sd it rely tir js anhow ey do it. stuart: doldrums on wall street, but no doldrums in politics and that's a fact. connell mcshane, it is yours. appreciate that. it has been a big story that continues to be paid to play allegations not going away for hillary clinton. i'm connell mcshane for the next two hours in for neil and neil will be back a week from today. do not forget about that. in the meantime you e-mail showing the line between the clinton foundation and the state department was blurry at best. that is not all. blake irving has a lot to go through. itelng n-m know? chains will go through one of them in which