to see silence of the lambs on the big screen sunday night, one of my favorite movies of all time. i believe you with that. thanks for being here. "varney and company" starts right now. it is all yours. stuart: you gave me an extra three or four seconds. good morning, everyone. is that it? another dip has come and gone and the rally we saw yesterday and again today is driven by strong corporate profits and the gradual retreat of the delta virus. half an hour from now the market opens, the spectacular gains. the dow looked like it is in for another 200 point gain and getting big benefit from a

strong earnings report from goldman sachs which is a dow stock. the dow is being helped by goldman. the s&p another one.7%, up again, one.8% and in for another modest gain this morning. we are spending, bitcoin is at 60,$000, 259-7. as it has been for much of the week. it had hit $82, as for gasoline, 330, painful memories of july of 2008 when gas reached an all-time high of $4.11 a gallon.

yuma, arizona is a new spot for haitian migrants, to ignore the city's vaccine mandates, can't afford to fire officers because that is a place. who should get moderna's booster? mass confusion about that and j and j's booster is in limbo. former president clinton is on the mend after being hospitalized in california from a non-covid infection. hillary clinton visited late thursday. the former president is 75. "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪♪

stuart: hold on. is that a reference to the stock market, hold onto your microsoft loosely. here's how the market will open, this is friday morning, you like what you see, plenty of green across the board, dow was up 200. kenny, i thought the dip was the start of something big. >> i'm in your camp, i was hoping it would be starter on the downside. investors don't worry about anything. i worry about covid, tapering,

industry as they go all in on stocks. we get one day next week, negative headlines. the market backs off. stuart: all systems go today, the spectacular bank earnings, bank earnings are great, so far, 15 or 20 of them come out. it is a low bar to jump over, then we have problems. with loan-loss reserve, the

future is is looking bright for these companies. if you tell me they are buying stocks based on what they reported that the wrong answer. what they are telling you about the future. and the story is solid that go all in and buy stocks. stuart: 30 seconds. do you believe that story? the future is bright going into next year? >> don't think it as bright as they are making it out to be. i remain bullish on america versus other parts of the world. i'm not as bullish as the tone feels. there will be some turbulence ahead. when bill shatner returned after the blue origin trip to space on companies went straight up, their stock prices did at least. version galactic is down 16%. that is quite a drop.

what is the story? >> reporter: version galactic has pushed back its private space trip the fourth quarter of next year. it is working to get better space vehicles, they are darting a couple things that might be concerning, potential defect in a component, and the company could be giving up a fifth of its value today. stuart: their way behind. it is a new poll that shows 52% of people believe the government is doing too much and should be smaller. peter morici joins us, that flies in the face of democrat plans for vast expansion of government. rba left of center country or right of center country?

>> it depends what you're coming off. right now we are left of center country because there is some faith in the government's ability to deal with the pandemic. the vaccine rollout was largely successful in most of the country. right now people are looking for solutions. lives have been disrupted and so forth. people right now see benefits coming to them, 60% of the country in 2020 paid no income tax. stuart: i left of center country? excuse me? are we left of center? >> right now we are. after all this inflation and bills come due and so forth we will move back to the right. america is a moderate police. the two political parties are not and pull them in each direction. in the end we will gravitate to right of center but at the moment there is some receptivity to doing more with the government. stuart: talk about coin base

which says the government should create a regulatory agency for cryptos. if we don't it will put other countries ahead of us. what do you say to crypto regulation? >> we need to look at the motivation of these exchanges. they want regulation to legitimate size their products and ensure their legality. they want an independent agency separate from the securities and exchange commission that understands what they do. not clear that the sec does but if they get a separate agency it becomes an advocate for them because it owes their existence to them so they want both legitimacy and a separate agency to advocate for them. that's not necessarily good for the country. we really should have a digital currency by now but folks who are most resistant to that are the bank regulators. mister powell doesn't want to jeopardize the deposit base of

citibank and that is wrong. he is becoming a force of resistance, someone who regulated can owls and said we don't need that iron horse. stuart: eventually we will get regulation. >> we will get regulation of crypto currencies and we will get a digital currency and a new batch of federal regulators in the banking business and that will shake up the banking business. digital currencies, digital dollars, it takes a lot of the mystique away, is a threat. separate regulatory agencies are a bad idea in the case it gives them an advocate. stuart: thanks very much. i will take you back for a look at bitcoin. 50,$000, a real surge but what

is the reasoning behind that. >> the fcc will do that and it will begin trading next week, wider investment by the mainstream investor and traditional funds that can use it for diversification, bitcoin here to stay. it is next week. that's the news on cryptos. the second largest mortgage lender announced some time ago that we take crypto payments, huge mortgage lender. they reversed it, kill that. lauren: there wasn't enough demand so they said we are not doing this anymore and the cost, no one knows how to regulate crypto. it is defined as property, you pay your mortgage, it is taxed as capital gain.

what is the point of the story, what is bitcoin and crypto? is it an asset class where you can make money? it is an investment or you use it to transaction, does it have transactional value to replace the dollar and i think the former is where people are going. stuart: there is another option, gambling ship. that the pejorative point of view. of all the people i know who put money into some kind of crypto they are throwing in the dice. >> it is different for the sos. dogecoin is your battling -- gambling ship. stuart: crypto, bitcoin right now is that 59,$000 a coin. we are going to take you there when the market opens and remember this, then candidate joe biden blamed donald trump for supply chain problems. >> president biden: we don't have a food shortage problem.

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the markets are going to go up. goldman sachs, the blowout earnings report of the morning, that is the dow stock and it will lead 60 points to the dow because of the mind dollar game. a significant move for a big company like goldman sachs was the administration is going to restart donald trump's remain in mexico policy. >> >> now that successful policy of the trump administration, the texas court ruling to restore remain in mexico. donald trump used this, you wait there while your asylum

claim process, and this could go into effect next month. >> it is delayed. >> donald trump strong-arming them, and the biden administration will clean up, make it more humane if you will so they are putting finishing touches on. stuart: thank you. let's go to lauren's jones at the border in texas. you've been there all week. what have you got for us today? >> we have been here all weekend the reason is the department of public safety is leading the way when it comes to the board because the biden administration even though they say the border is closed is not. you see the big train behind me, the department of public safety special operation unit have to check these trains because a lot of illegals get

into these trains and putting lives at risk to get into the country. we had the opportunity to spend the day with them and this is what we saw. for the state of texas the border fight is bigger than the physical barrier. trains, some of them surrender themselves willingly. who met them? the department of public safety. dps. >> we put a guy in a tower and as the train starts to roll people are jumping off. once you get up top on the train.

>> we are in a train yard in the state of texas where the dependent of public safety special operations unit are conducting inspections of this train yard. you see a bottle of water for migrants legally entering the country. you see electrolytes, shows the desperation they have to get into the country. they hide under the train right here, you look here and see broken ties. this was once connected. >> they won't admit to it. >> they were sitting right here. >> right against the wheel.

>> where are you from? >> honduras. >> how long have you been traveling on this range? you don't know? how long have you gone? without water? >> arrested over 1200 migrants since july for trespassing and they came from two different countries like one from honduras and one from el salvador. >> charged with commercial that is criminal trespass. >> this is where we enforce criminal trespass. these individuals have state violations. >> tell me what your instructions are with this mission. >> law enforcement partners, we

are mobilizing additional personnel, equipment and capabilities under the direction of governor abbott. >> how bad is it? >> we are at an inflection point. it is mass migration as you see with the caravans. >> we heard there's another wave of migrants coming this way. are we prepared to handle that with current resources? >> caravans of 60,000 is a tall feet, we are continuing to mobilize additional personnel and equipment. >> you are ready for this test? >> we are ready. >> reporter: you heard us talking about other migrants, 30,000 of them in panama and where are they going to come to dell rio sector or the rio

grande valley, we don't know yet but we will report on it. back in late july, did nothing about it. will they do something for part 2? stuart: great stuff. looking good, green across the board. "the opening bell" is next. ♪♪ feel so close to you right now ♪♪ ♪♪

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definitely near-term choppiness when it comes to retail and advertising, but if you package that together we think the company rule revert to its median, you have an asset that can grow 20% at least on the top line with expanding margins, 30%, to get it. and dismiss inflation of the workers shortage. certainly in the near-term, factoring that into the equation. >> and this companies in the midst of a massive investment cycle, they are adding 200 square feet of distribution capacity in the us in 2021. that's more than walmart has added in his history. there is a major investment cycle, numbers need to come

down, you will get that, don't know if it is a september quarter or decent recorder but amazon is the single best asset and the single best asset across technology, and it works extremely well. >> single best asset across all technology. you are sticking with your story. good for you. what about the overall rally, this is a rally, the dip is come and gone, are you on board with this new move up. >> we will be selective, if i am near-term, 3-month outlook, near-term with stocks a really good narrative. that is netflix, that's a.

and and and >> >> i don't cover microsoft i believe that. stuart: you are all right, thanks very much. direct and to the point with clarity no less. and in 3 seconds we will start trading and we expect a lot of green. we are up a ignore the number on the bottom, up 227 points, back above 35,000 and the vast majority of the dow 30 are in the green. this is an early morning friday rally. the s&p 500 is up a percentage point, the nasdaq continuing to

continue the 0.4% closed big thousand. the only losers microsoft which is down $0.42 at $302 a share, the rest of them straight up. i to deal with goldman because i thought that was a blowout. you are the one who would tell me, is it a blowout report or not? >> the second this quarter in history. that is pretty good. we are looking at such a big court they brought back $1 billion in stock and that is lifting the stock price today. when you take out supply there is still demand, looking at advisory boom which is different from the other banks, they do more trading and $2 billion. stuart: goldman up $9, contributing - >> 90 by 6 points. stuart: 90.6 because of goldman.

pack financial. >> pnc releasing more money they kept in reserve just in case like every bank did. and strong income, loan, and deposits, schwab was benefiting from the retail trading boom, record quarterly earnings with td ameritrade as well. stuart: full disclosure i have a brokerage account at charles schwab. moderna, it is up again, gets its booster approved yesterday, up again. >> the fda panel voted to approve the covid booster shot for people over 65 as well as those at high risk and recommended mix and match for those got the one shot j and j vaccine which could mean more moderna doses. stuart: 445.

>> oldman sex up 6 bucks, multiplied by 7, it at 50 points to the dow. that's how it works with the component index. stuart: i was told you didn't have to do any math. apparently you do. we've got a calculator. stuart: i do have one. bitcoin has gone to 60,000. i think that gain is because next week there could be a bitcoin etf. >> if you're going to approve a futures etf, you approve the spot price bitcoin etf because futures etf is derivative of the actual spot price itself. let me know if i'm getting too complicated for you. it is a 75% possibility according to crypto traders. stuart: good news for the cryptos because it makes trading easier and has respectability.

>> also sets the floor in the pathway to getting actual bitcoin etf approved. there is no guarantee because all gary gendler has to do is say i will stop this by monday which might happen but we expect to get approval so we are looking, at galaxy an application but looking at crypto plays today micro strategy, you saw bitcoin pricing jump thousands of dollars in minutes when this came out yesterday afternoon in a tweet saying the buyer beware, buying into these bitcoin futures. stuart: bitcoin is where it is for sure. brought him. don't -- broad, they make chips. >> not just one chip goes into the iphone, there are several chips that go into it and one powers the screen, one powers the antenna and the modem. the best position during a

tough time for the chip industry. broad, should benefit from cloud and pricing power especially in this environment where you don't have that many chips. we when i'm told there are 900 chips in a modern car. >> at least, more than that. apple is suffering from apple suppliers like broad.com, texas instruments, iphone 13 by 10 million units, apple stock has lost $200 billion for mid-september peak, you do the math very well without a calculator, that's 10% down but a big event on monday where you expect the new macbook pro or air pods. stuart: can't wait for that i tell you.

>> the macbook pro is powered by an enron chip, we will see. stuart: m one chip is fast. >> they make it themselves. it works better in the laptop, less friction. stuart: i have to get up to speed on the chip market. >> and the meta-verse. when we started talking about this i thought it was all they were was something that brought you soccer games to my tv set but they are gaming company and now they teamed up with nascar, are they going -- can you gamble? >> yes. they -- their sports book which is their bedding arm struck a deal with nascar to authorize game operators. stock is up 160% the past year. not only offering broadcast, streaming, but offering your sports book and sports betting as well. isn't that brilliant? they add more not for betting but streaming and audiences. stuart: what about penn national?

>> they are into sports betting. they bought into portnoy's outfit and the score which got approval and jpmorgan reiterating they are a great stock to own. maybe a meme stock play as well. stuart: when i came to america the only thing to play in a casino was vegas and the only place you could gamble on racing or any sport was at the track. you couldn't bet on anything from anywhere whatever the sport you like. dow winners please, goldman right there. >> look at all the financials, what does that tell you about the reopening play? retail sales were better than anticipated. stuart: any comment on the s&p winners? >> pen national gaming, this is the reopening consumer play.

stuart: the nasdaq. >> broad.com, chips in the top 5. stuart: chips, all good. the white house defending this retweet from chief of staff ron clean which called inflation a high-class problem. they are arguing inflation is a good thing for everyone. watch this. >> we are at this point because the unemployment rate has come down and been cut in half, because people are buying more goods, people are traveling, demand is up. we are at this point because we made progress in the economy. stuart: the first time inflation is good for everybody. walmart goes woke, the new critical race theory training that encourages walmart employees to accept the, quote, white is not right, end quote. private-sector solve our supply

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year in august revised higher. great news for the consumer, 70% of the economy, we've not been deterred by price yet. we will know more when we get the sentiment numbers in the next hour. surprises in this report, car purchases rose half of one% and the chip shortage, motor vehicle sales are down, i didn't expect that and if you quit restaurants and bars that the only service category in this report, rising 0.3% and that does reflect the delta variant. stuart: that is month over month. next case, matt shea runs the national retail federation. welcome back. a long time since we saw you but an appropriate time today. walmart sending their own ships to unplug the ports, their own trucks. can the private-sector fix the supply chain problem by christmas?

>> walmart was part of the conversation, we were there with white house officials all the stakeholders were there, the important thing about conversations this weekend the conversations that have been going on for many months now is getting all the stakeholders together. this is a complex ecosystem. no one segment can be shippers or transport tatian, railroads, truckers, ports, we need to work together to address this and there are things we can do, trying to move to more effective 24/7 operations, not sure how much we will get done in the near-term but is a good goal. we need to get rid of the containers that are empty, picking up space in ports, we need to get those moved out and needs more equipment, more chassiss to move the containers

and we have worker shortages, 6.5 million americans unemployed, we really have to address the workforce issues. stuart: i'm reading between the lines and doesn't sound like you're confident the supply chain problem will be fixed in time for the holidays and bear in mind president biden says if you guys in the private-sector, if you can't fix this he's going to call you out and blame you, what do you feel about that? >> in terms of holiday season that they've been planning for since the beginning of the pandemic. we've been watching consumer behavior, members have seen how consumer spending changed and evolved over the course of the past 20 months but holiday season is a retailers plan for every year years in advance. our members feel good about the ability to have things they need in stock at the prices

consumers want to find them. the holiday season is separate from the supply chain issue in the sense that over the long-term we have challenges in the supply chain. to politicize issues. everyone has a role to play, all the stakeholders, labor union, shippers, container companies, truckers, we are all trying to do our part but it is not productive or realistic, the point of anyone segment to say that the source of the problem and that's the message we share. stuart: you will get the blame. matt shea, national retail federation, see you again soon. california ports might be operating 24/7 but a lot of problems are plaguing the courts.

first question, our warehouse is already jammed? >> 2 billion square feet, 98% full. here is the funny thing, the president wednesday said the ports were going 24/7 adding 3 am to 7 am shift, we've been here since 5 and no one has been here moving containers was yesterday reporters pressed the port czar when that might happen and he refused to answer suggesting the president's announcement may have been premature. >> this is not something, what it is is a series of individual, discrete problem-solving actions that lower the barriers to 24/seven operation. >> we won't create artificial deadline to put anybody in a box, we will keep squeezing efficiencies out, expanding the hours.

>> it depends on truckers, terminal operators, it could take port officials three months before they go 24/7 and black friday is 5 weeks away, the shortage of truck drivers, the overflow of ships offshore in the bottleneck at the ports. we look at the warehouses. they need workers. >> they are limited on staffing, supplies needed at warehouses are limited whether it is forklifts. and so forth. >> reporter: we expect another 25 ships to arrive in the next 3 days. they made some progress at the railyard cutting turnaround time to 5 days but as your guests mentioned, look at the big rig, the container, the

carriage underneath and a shortage of those. stuart: thanks for joining us. california used to be the future. that's why i moved there 50 years ago. california worked. that is my take at the 10:00 hour. israel says get your booster or lose your vaccination status, could that happen here? i will ask doctor mark siegel after this. ♪♪ that building you're trying to buy, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it?

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stuart: in israel you lose your vaccination status if you don't get the booster shot. that seems draconian to me and could happen here? >> if it does happen here california is the first place, their loss is our gain.

i think it is draconian. don't believe in booster mandates or any kind of mandates but they actually count natural immunity if you get over code for 6 months and you can do a test instead of a vaccine and have a green pass for a week. mandate or bust, the stick all the time, the bully pulpit, in the european union, the booster, the vaccine is effective but decreases over time. how effective the booster is. it doesn't fit when something is waning, a sign of failed policy. stuart: they approved the

moderna booster comedy recommended for people over 65, doctor siegel says yes to the moderna booster. >> yes, you are more at risk from mild infections. the severity, unit don't and up in the hospital but i am for the moderna after 6 months a booster to decrease your risk of getting this at all. do not mandate it but siegel recommends. stuart: we will see you again soon. still ahead, ric grenell, lara trump, steve hilton, andy biggs, 10:00 hour of varney is coming up next. we got this. we got this.

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industrials, a spectacular earnings report at $8, 2%, 70 or 80 points to the dow industrial, the price of oil is on the upside, $82.30. that's a fresh seven year high we have a giving you the ten year treasury yield 1.56%. big tech they are mostly doing well i did see microsoft and facebook a little bit lower but apple, amazon, alphabet on the upside, it is 10:01 a.m., just received the latest numbers on consumer sentiment. lauren: for october the index came in at 71.4 a decline of 12.7% from october of 2020 the worst decline came from the index of consumer expectation that fell by more than 15%, this is the delta. supply chain shortages and reduced labor participation all

of these will continue to dim the pace of consumer spending into 2022. >> some reason the market seems to like that, i guess that is the point the nasdaq at 47, look at the dow up 310 points, i'm trying to do the math and that makes it less than 400 points from the all-time high, that is money, now this. california used to be the future that's why i moved there 50 years ago, back then california worked, now it doesn't it's no longer a vision of the future it is a hot mess in the present, for example walgreens is closing five stores in san francisco there being cleaned out by shoplifting gangs in a few freelance looters, we see in california you can steal up to $950 worth of stuff and no sanction in california the poor are entitled to take the necessities that they need.

another example california will ban the sale of gasoline lawnmowers, chainsaws, leaf blowers, weed wacker's and off-road vehicles they demanded this and they got it, 50000 companies with hundreds of thousands of likely minority employees and spare a thought of the firefighters trying to clear fire lanes with a battery-powered chainsaw, good luck with that even undo law telling people what they can and cannot do during sex. i'll leave it at that. and you throw en masse homelessness, failing schools and 50 years ago there were models for the nation the highest publicly rated in the country and the biggest income gap plus for a five or 6-dollar gas which is absolutely not a model for the future, it is a testimony to the ravages of a single party democrat rule, second hour of "varney" just getting started.

♪ michael goodwin joins me this morning, california is out of hand that is my opinion but is not just california i see violent crime ramping to many of the big cities of the country this performance by a single party democrat rule is not just california, it is all over are you with me on this? >> i am it is many of the urban areas as well especially even red states and swing states you have the urban areas suffering from some of the same problems of crime and i think there are two problems within the democratic party one is the far left which is the ascended wing of the party that has the noise and energy in the attraction of

young people in the socialist leaning far left is driving the bus but what is the other half it makes it all possible you have the people who once knew better you had chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, people throughout the party who were part of the party when it was more sensible and they have knuckled under their surrender to the far left wing they've given his blessing, you can trash that with a couple of years ago the way nancy pelosi was fighting the squad she surrendered to the squad now she does not move unless the squad approves. there are two problems within the party and its the elders and the people who knew better he way think we have to count on to regain their senses and to push back against the madness. stuart: chicago's police union chief is urging officers to defy the vaccine mandate officers are required to report the vaccine

status today or be placed on unpaid leave, how far are we going to go with the vaccine mandate that forces vital workers out of the job, is there an offramp for the vaccine mandate that would get us out of this? >> you would think that the president, biden and others in the cities and the states who are creating these mandates would have recognized that you have upwards of 20%, 25% some cases, even more of your population that has so far resisted the vaccine and then when you apply that to municipal workers, police, firefighters, teachers, uc the numbers are even higher than that, why they didn't think of this in the beginning is another example of what you started with, the party has gone over the edge in this madness and quest for perfection

for rewriting history for driving people out of the party who do not agree with every job or every piece of legislation there is a madness sweeping the democratic party and this is another example. stuart: and madness sweeping the democratic party, thank you for joining is always a pleasure see you soon, now this thousands of workers new covid rules in italy starting today all workers must have a government issued covid past, proof of vaccination a negative test or proof of a recent infection, workers who do not have the pass phase $1700 fines, that is italy, let's get back to money the dow industrials are up 340 points and jonathan hoenig joined this is friday morning, are you betting against technology these days? go ahead. >> i don't think tech is driving the train anymore, i we said

investing is like barhopping you have to go over the action is the action is in banks you been talking about this all morning long higher interest rates helping a lot of the bank stocks and higher margins like zion, bank of america, capital 152 week highs it'll hurt the x-uppercase-letter apple, tesla and all the like so you see the short-term rates we used to get too tense of 8% on a five year note now you're getting one point to percent so you're starting to get money in the bank that will draw money away from the high evaluation tech stocks and that's why i'm short apple. >> it is that as you said back in 2000 people said you've got to on microsoft, that was a stock, a great company but a questionable stock apple is that name and potentially one man's opinion could be dead money for

ten years it doesn't mean tech millionaires and tech billionaires are bad people or their employees are bad people but there stocks are overvalued at this time. stuart: what you make of jeff bezos and bill shatner and amazon. >> amazon is overvalued but jeff bezos, it is so frustrating here is a guy that gets haters from the left and the right the left says he doesn't share his fortune in the right says he's an evil monopolist, he has used his own money, his own investment to change the world, first of the amazon and now with blue origin no matter what do you think of him as a personality he is a miracle worker on earth and even on the younger side we could not believe this a rocket take off land itself and bill shatner walked out 15 minutes later it's a miracle and basil should be applauded. stuart: that was what are the best segments of the whole week

when the rocket came down perfectly from where it took off and bill shatner emerged and said the whole world is going to do this, that was inspiring and i loved it. we will see you again soon. lauren, you have the movers. lauren: they swung to a profit, the first-ever dividend demand for aluminum commodity is strong. >> electricity making aluminum. lauren: 40% of the input comes from the energy to make aluminum. stuart: 12% higher oxley petroleum. lauren: oil is set for an eight street weekly gain that the longest since 2015, up 85% this year. >> we had oil hitting $82 a barrel, caterpillar? stuart: they name the first chief officer and will enhance

climate related disclosures for investors, the best part, i know that is trendy but the entire portion of executive compensation to these initiatives. stuart: why do you think i would like that. lauren: is a woke story the moral climate impact is how companies change how they behave. stuart: what else do you got, bitcoin. lauren: cash's trash you have to have your money in something because it's all going up these days, it's back at 60000, 64000 is a record, this is a six-month high, there's expectations that the sec will approve an etf based on futures contracts on monday which means it could trade on tuesday and i think we have a really strong hand from the sec investor department before investing enough on the holds bitcoin features make sure you weigh the risks and

benefits. stuart: it's a prelude for them doing it. he could be here and he'd be here next week the etf industry is worth $7 trillion. stuart: i better go 60 grand a coin, thank you very much indeed. the dow is up 330, 340. parents-in-law in county virginia calling for the superintendent to step down this after a father came to school turned a blind eye to the sexual assault against his daughter a parent will join me in the 11:0, the u.s. navy is about to give sailors the boot for refusing the job some can lose their veterans benefits to, what a story. the president of mexico will meet with u.s. climate advisor john kerry near mexico's border in guatemala they may talk of discussion, climate change, what about the border crisis? we will talk with this with arizona congressman andy biggs.

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stuart: the dow is up nearly 350 points, almost 1% higher, green across the board take a look at golden, goldman sachs, american express, caterpillar, home depot are all dow stocks, all her up and taken together they make up 150 points for the dow industrials, we just got this secretary of state blinkered is going to travel to ecuador and colombia next week he will discuss climate, trade, drugs and the border the administratil reinstate president trump to remain an mexico policy which would force asylum-seekers to weigh in mexico for the u.s.

court hearing, rich hudson is down in texas do we know when tl start? >> this is contingent on negotiation with the government of mexico, the trump administration negotiated this policy divided the administration cancel that in our court is making them reinstated, because it's an international agreement that to speak with the government of mexico on how they will do this, the remaining mexico policy is known as migrant protection protocols or mpp, it requires asylum-seekers those who want to come to the u.s. to weed out the cases of mexico instead of waiting and the united states. republicans push the administration to restore it now the uss were working to do so but the appeal with discussions of the government of mexico when and how ppp will be reimplemented is ongoing dhs says it will move to cancel the

program as soon as it can end in a way that addresses the court's concerns, and texas state law enforcement is stepping up its operations texas troopers share this with fox they pulled over and arrested human smugglers near del rio texas, migrants avoid checkpoints and walk to private ranches and that's her smugglers pick them up only federal officials can enforce immigration laws they will charge and was smuggling and trespassing, in the fiscal year that just ended october 2020 through last month border patrol said it has encountered wanted a half million migrants here on the southwest border we expect anytime to get the numbers for the final month of the fiscal year depended on those figures this could be the biggest month on the southwest border ever recorded right now it is surpassed levels not seen since

2000. stuart: that is really something. john kerry will meet mexico's president of monday next week, andy biggs the republican from arizona joins us now. they are discussing climate, why are they discussing the border. >> they are tone deaf to what is happening on the border, kamala harris climate changes the root cause of our border problem and that is not true our border problem is a disaster because this administration does not get it, they're providing incentives to come here and they want an open border and they would love to sell walked mpp program because they don't want anyone to not come into this country legally or illegally it is a lack of leadership in bad policy that is driving this and it's a

massive crisis right now. stuart: you're a congressman from arizona, i hear yuma, arizona is becoming a hotspot for haitian migrants, is accurate? >> that is accurate i was there yesterday with congressman grossman and buck, they have a facility that is designed for 350 people in covid conditions, it reached over 5000 people they now cleaned it out to 500 but most of those are being transferred and released into the united states and if you look at what is happening you can find reports of patient saying yeah, there is a gap in yuma which is a 7-mile stretch window fencing other than vehicle barriers and the morale is down which is very easy to cross. i believe haitian migrants are going to be coming there along with the people, 30 different

countries and is 60. last week, 30 different countries. stuart: from when you were there can you tell us of those people who walked across the walked across to in america, are they going to say? >> of course are going to stay we talk to some of them we talk to a fella who said he's been trying to get here and he's going to stay he has family somewhere in florida and he will head to florida we talk to others who indicate their plated on stain as well this notion that they are coming and leaving is also a bad faith statement to the american people. stuart: they are going to reinstate president trump's remaining mexico policy if they can get the mexican government to agree to that and if they can get it working by mid-november it doesn't sound like they're doing very much. >> they are slow walking we've been asking for a good number of

weeks to bring to the administration and secretary mayorkas asking for answers of when they will reinstate mpp in the administration made it clear they will slow walk just enough and that's why kerry is not talking about mpp with mexican president. this is gonna slow walk it and then they will basically get rid of it as soon as he possibly can. stuart: congressman andy biggs, come and see us again soon, thank you. the governor of florida, ron desantis pledging to fight back against president biden's vaccine mandates, what exactly is he saying. >> he says will do the biden administration for the vaccine requirement. >> let's not have biden come in and effectively take away the jobs of people who have been working hard throughout this entire in floridians from the

mandate that could result in them losing their jobs. >> the rules are not in place yet, the administration, the biden of administration is still finalizing them. texas, florida and other states are fighting but we do not have the roles but if this all blows up when the vaccine is available to young children. stuart: when he gets to court, they will decide this. lauren: the 66 million unvaccinated a push to get the shot before this can go to court. stuart: after the drink, thank you very much about 1000 employees at netflix are planning to go on strike over dave chapelle's new company special where he jokes about trans people. netflix is pushing back, we have the whole story. a teacher is left nasty messages in the classroom after speaking out against critical race theory the school is monitoring your social media in fear she will lose her job, that teacher joins

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stuart: i'm interested in the news america will now allow an fully vaccinated international travelers that's of november 8. lauren: that is a listing of the travel stocks if you can imagine the marriott international the largest hotel operator united

airlines, united, delta, the cruise lines as well this is a positive reopening and i would say bullish on the economy. stuart: maybe my sons can come and see me in america. what's with pearson. .susan: pearson is a community college and went down, that's why they did not make as much money in the higher education sales that's what is down 13%. a restrict people from getting an education. stuart: a pretty common feeling throughout the pandemic, kids are being shortchanged, education is really suffering and that shows it. susan: the retail sales was really strong this morning surprisingly so and also you have bank earnings rolled out this past week they have been

fantastic, goldman sachs second escorted the company's history record advisory fees with all this churning through the economy this is helping lift the bank stocks. stuart: great way to starter earnings season, what does that say about corporate america. stuart: are doing very well only time will tell. our next guest is a publix will teacher she joined our program in july to speak out against crt being taught in schools since speaking out she's been harassed in fear she may lose her job, she joins me now. ramona, take me to the story what happened after europeans on the show in july? >> after returning to school on day one i was verbally assaulted in our professional development basically called privileged and made to take a privilege walk we

were given the choice to take a privilege walk the way these things go. stuart: what is a privilege walk? >> teachers were lined up in the military like style outside of the school, outside of the yard we were shouted at these various questions about her personal life and we were told to answer yes or no and take a step forward or a step back is started with the on day one. stuart: what was your reaction to the other teachers in this. >> i cannot speak for the faculty, privately people express real concern, at the moment at the time i stood out and i watched i cannot believe what i was seeing. stuart: that is simply astonishing, who exactly is harassing you?

>> honestly it is coming primarily from certain faculty members and administration and there is also some ways we don't have enough time in three minutes to review exactly everything but there is all kinds of ways starting from comments made in faculty meetings, i was told by my union representative in the building a petition circulating but he would not give me details on what the petition was this is the way that the act when someone exposes to the contrary or speaks out against this totalitarian authoritarian takeover of our schools then the mob circles around the individual that is doing the speaking out, in this case is happening to me and i don't not think i'll back down. stuart: what is this feeling in the school district, you've taken a stand and major point clear how many people in the school district are with you or against you, do you have any

idea. >> there was almost 2000 faculty members although they're dropping like flies currently and a lot of teachers have reached out to me privately but are afraid to come out and for good reason this sort of thing is real, happen, they go after people and they basically ruined many careers, there is a reason 200 educators have left the district this year teachers have reached out to me in private and supported me and there will be people on the other side, teachers who are against. stuart: thank you very much for coming back on the show, thank you for being here, again see us soon. let's move on we told you about the loudoun county father who says his daughter was sexually assaulted in the bathroom he is now pursuing a lawsuit, update. susan: scott smith said his

daughter was assaulted in stonebridge high school the district and superintendent tried to cover it up it is also disputing charges filed against him when he exploded at a board meeting when he said the superintendent lied about the assault the alleged attacker also accused of carrying out another attack previously on another girl in another school this year and he is in custody. stuart: i would update you on our story a british lawmaker david ames, he died he was stabbed by a man who attacked him while he was meeting with voters at a church, ames is a member of borscht johnson's conservative party, the suspect is in police custody and died. in my opinion california, a total mess they have draconian

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problem one of the reasons why we are not getting material and food to people's tables, there's no way to get a transported we don't know how to manage what is going on this is not rocket science, it is leadership. stuart: then candidate biden was quick to blame president trump now that biden is president he's blaming the supply chain crisis on the private sector. edward lawrence from the white house what is administration doing about the shortages? >> the private sector there telling them to step up or they're going to call them out to former treasury secretary larry summers says lawmakers need to stop focusing on being woken put more attention on the surging inflation into him and feels like the stagflation the beginning of the 1970s crisis, adding to that retweet by white house chief of staff wrong claim in an economic advisor saint it's a high-class problem, himself or several million

dollars per financial disclosures this is how the secretary context to the retweet. >> we are at this point because we made progress in the economy and what would be worse in our view is the unemployment rate is at 10% people out of work hundreds of thousands of people were still dying of covid and people were able to lose our homes, that's a full context. >> when you go to the grocery store the gas station everyone feels pain more than they did enter the last demonstration the man who wrote the original tweet spoke to fox news he's not backing off. >> inflation israel and inflation is creating a problem for families and we should do something about it, never to the reason we have is inflation is a good reason but the unemployment rate has come down, families got money and people are buying more things than ever before. >> we know the cpi inflation

5.4% hourly wages over the past year of 4.6% we are making more but the stuff that we want to buy is more than that, the administration blaming private companies. >> thank you very much indeed i want to bring in greg smith to answer this one, do you blame president biden, do you blame president biden for the supply chain problem, the shortages of everything. >> good morning, yes, i do the answer to that question the number of americans of benefits has crashed under 4 million down 25 million from a year ago, we witness less than 300,000 americans file for first time an appointment which is the lowest level since the pandemic began in early march of 2020 mind you with the biggest decreases from florida and tennessee and the largest california, with all the

transfer payments going out to americans it's haunted the rest of us so progressive government is penalize many of us because were witnessing higher prices and see a decline in real wages. real hourly wages has declined 2% since biden took office in january when you look around at the shelves all of these things are created a problem that we hear about inflation, labor shortages and more coming problems. stuart: when do we get back to normal, when i say normal what we want to buy is on the shelves, what we want to give as a gift we can give as a gift, when do we get back to that. >> with black friday a few short weeks away i fear that we will see scenes of zombie shoppers which could be reminiscent of us looking at the ussr in the 1980s with shoppers waiting in line to buy a roll of toilet

paper. you also think about $2 trillion of excess wealth saved during the pandemic, all of that money is being unleashed people are spending and everybody will fret whether amazon prime deliveries do not show up in a day i think were looking at post holiday season when things begin to get back to normal people will continue to spend money through the holidays supplies will be tight because it'll be hard getting things to the shelves and there will be a lot of competitions because consumers are frightened that they will not be able to get their stuff we might need to wait for a little bit of a breather to see things get back to normal. >> we hear you and thank you for being with us on this friday. the u.s. navy prepared to discharge sailors who refused the job, what is the deadline from you have to get the job by the state. >> the official deadline is the 28th of november but is less

than a month from now november 14 that's because you need to wait two weeks for the vaccination to take the full effect. it's less than a month from now active-dy sailors if they refuse to be discharged how many are affected about 7000 but some will be granted exceptions. stuart: they will have to you can't walk away from 7000 navy personnel, you cannot do that. lauren: the navy's arguments pro vaccination because we can deploy you at any time to countries where there's lots of diseases. stuart: i wonder if there will be pushback and withdraw from the vaccine mandate, will somebody step backwards and say we have to give a little leeway speaker that's where you get the exemptions if you look at the air force there deadline is first the second of november more than 90% are fully vaccinated. could also make the argument. stuart: you can't lose them.

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stuart: state of play on wall street the dow was up 300, the nasdaq up 57 and s&p of 28 yesterday's rally continues this friday morning. walgreens going to close five more stores in the sentences. they have been ravaged by organized shoplifters. when stores challenge their accused of racial profiling, is a racial component to this?

>> the rationale that the progressive policy, this is legalized shoplifting basically the extreme left had basically allow criminals to commit crime and there is no action taken against them this is a fall back from gavin newsom the progressive left, the aftermath of summer crime in 2020 was happening california is being victimized by criminals and there's no blowback because we have progressives prosecutors it is horrible living in california right now. stuart: do you think it's going to change anytime soon, there is outrage you close walgreens stores because the bandits are cleaning them out, surely there is an outrage in the part of san francisco and california generally, some pushback, sure. >> there is tremendous outrage and when you bring up the race

card it's to kill us and scare us and intimidate us but what happens in september yet gavin newsom defeating the recall, he is emboldened progressive politics feel like they can do whatever they want and basically people who believe and lawn order are the minority in california and this is the problem right now black lives matter, antifa the progressive left is winning in a company serving people of color being shut down because criminals are allowed to rob, you are allowed to rob a store and that is the sole reason, not race, not color the sole reason whether being closed. stuart: i don't want to present this to hardly but there is a racial component to this, i don't know the proportion but i do see a lot of black folks running out of stores with a lot of merchandise if they are challenged they say your racial profiling, there is a racial component to this. >> the racial component let's be

clear let me be precise as an american there is a disproportionate high number of black individuals committing those crimes you see on the video that is not racist, what is racist the conduct is criminal and if they play the race card by saying you're accusing me of being a thief because i'm black that is the ultimate insult of our intelligence that is racism being plated reverse there is no racism in the crime being committed there is racism only in the fact that people play that card to allow them to commit these crimes it is outrageous. stuart: it is happening in many parts of the country it is extreme in san francisco but it's helping elsewhere. >> is across the country is in democratic cities, democratic cities where this is going on every day since the summer of 2020 if i'm upset by it because

it's embarrassing as of africa america to see all this happening in my own people not being involved in this crime but they're hurting people of color. stuart: good stuff indeed thank you very much for being with us. still ahead on this program today steve hilton lara trump, ricker now millions of people work from a different state during the pandemic and if you think you escaped to the promised land of low taxes, think again, there is no escape from the democrats tax prison, no escape from the tax prison, that is my take in that is next.

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yesterday's rally which was a feature of the earnings report we've been getting from the big tech, it is not universal. microsoft, facebook and apple are down, apple is up $0.60 and amazon is up 2%. bitcoin back to 60,$000 per coin, first time we've seen that in several months and the price of oil at a 7-year high, $82 a barrel. and welcome to -- the tax present of new jersey or any high tax democrat state. and millions of people worked for a different state during the pandemic. which state never gets your tax payment.

suppose you lived in new york but left to do remote work in florida. conventional wisdom has it you spend 183 days in florida you pay florida taxes. wrong. it is not that simple. you have to jump through hoops to escape and it is almost impossible was you have to show and prove you have a new domicile, a completely new life. you have to sell your new house or apartment, change your dentist, doctor, pharmacy, vet, kids school and your location of employment, if it is in new york even though you never set foot in it, you will almost certainly pay taxes to new york. they are sending letters to accountants warning audits are on the way. and they are warning we will get you. that new york is ricardian and

similar this restrictions, they just one your money. and there is no escape from the democrats tax present. third hour of varney just getting started. here he is, steve hilton, california man, is it the same in california, no escape? >> it is worse because it is higher and more complicated and they chase you longer and further and exactly right, the fundamental point is these states establish the baseline of government spending not just on things you can argue help people like spending on schools

and other services. the cost is so high because of the government union and political donors and luxury pensions and luxury healthcare they have to fund which is gobbling up more and more money that taxpayers fork out and they have to keep chasing after it because there is no way they can reduce those obligations because they don't want to say no to their donors. stuart: we've been talking - california craziness. draconian covid mandates, mass homelessness, skyrocketing gas prices, shoplifting in san francisco, closing 5 more walmarts. don't know how to phrase this but it is a crazy state. what is with that? >> this week i put out a tweet

to fellow californians thinking of leaving, please don't leave, we need you to fight the craziness. where there is no competition with a monopoly, things get worse. . the evidence they got so complacent they think they can get away with any craziness. they will never face real challenge in an election. the new electoral system, is the top two primary. most of these races don't even have a republican, often you find it is two democrats in the general election. the competition is between extreme left and far left, that's why you have this craziness. that is why i chose to stay

here and fight, we will turn around and get together and fight back. a lot of rebels in this state, sick and tired of all this. mostly working-class people. this is a state that is fine if you are rich, working people, life is becoming impossible. stuart: a complete divorce between silicon valley to los angeles, hollywood etc. and the farming community, there is a complete divorce from the two. the coastal elites have the power here and always will. barking up the wrong tree, it will never change. >> love you for saying it. a british expression. it will take a long time. you can't treat people this valley for so long. won't come quickly but it will come.

stuart: 50 years ago i started my tv career in san francisco. it is like day and night. good stuff. and i want to bring in luke lord. and what do they tell you about the market. >> did not lasting long. money supply out there, it will take years to get distributed through the economy. what is interesting is the past couple 4% or 5% correction seems more painful and fearful than 5% corrections. before the pandemic 5% was shrug it off and who cares about 5%. the next crash is around the corner.

the same people waiting to buy any dips we get. what most people aren't talking about is institutional money that underperforms, when they thought the stock market was overvalued then they try to make up for it and throw in the towel and more risk and buy some stocks. they will perform better to the end of the year. >> no reason to sell in the short-term because if there is another dip it will bounce back and we go higher still. is that where you are coming from? >> exactly where i am coming from. there are some issues out there. federal reserve and interest rates, politics moving markets most over the past few months. what everyone needs to realize is most politics a political theater to get votes and you can tune most of it out and buy an opportunity. stuart: what about bitcoin at

60,$000 a coin as of right now? are you into bitcoin or cryptos with you advise against them? >> my thoughts, talk about bitcoin and ethereum, regulation is around the corner and in the sec, you can't regulate bitcoin and a crypto currency directly but you can regulate the investor to build out, how you access bitcoin and you will see a lot of regulation coming. you can see 30 or 40,$000 on bitcoin. in the long-term buying opportunity at any price level because in the long term once crypto regulation comes you will see a lot of money flow out of smaller coins and flow into bitcoin and ethereum, the other coins not so much.

stuart: what is up work and why do you like it? >> small business is bouncing back with their struggle is finding quality workers. they can negotiate benefits like pay if they want to work from home or not. it is usually 5%. they work for themselves. they reach out to freelancers and people are trying to be more independent and work for themselves, no more 9-to-5, they can work when they want where they want and choose how much they work for. it is above the 50 day moving average and the 200 a moving average. that should breakout all-time highs. more room to run. stuart: it is an agency for freelancers on a short-term basis, that is what up work

does. >> connect businesses with employees workers and their workers shortage, it is a great stock and it won't slowdown, small businesses will struggle over the next year or so to find quality workers. stuart: take a look at up work. tesla in the news, nice game. what is the story? >> reporter: they privately removed from their website the pricing options and different models for cybertruck. you have one option, the by now option and they let you know closer to production which push backed until 2022 with volume production in 2023 at a later date, you can figure out which one you want. this is the issue at the factory getting 3 versions.

stuart: travel restrictions will be lifted for people coming into the united states who are fully vaccinated. with the impact on various sectors. >> vaccinated travelers and they will lift opportunity and revenue for a lot of these reopenings. stuart: you get a lot of money, what do you think of air b&b? >> there will be a travel spike at the end of the year, loser use it so he expects people to not wants to use it and lose it. they are booking long weekends and they do really well. stuart: the white house is scrambling to fix supply chain

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stuart: that is roanoke, virginia, and early fall kind of day. a fox news poll, a majority of parents in virginia think they should tell schools what to teach their children. this poll, two weeks after terry mcauliffe said he does not think parents should tell schools what to teach. parents in loudoun county, virginia demanding resignation of the school superintendent ever father claims his daughter was sexually assaulted by a transgender student in a school bathroom. patty mendez is apparent in loudoun county. i thought this loudoun county problem is all about crt. it is about trends people and bathrooms. which issue are you suing on? >> there are so many issues we as parents want to fight

against allowing county school board. we want to protect our children. during covid lockdown we found out they were implementing critical race theory. they use words like equity, cultural expensive training. and based on their skin color. and they are 50 transgender is in the school system of 81,000 students. and by partner with liberty justice center, and putting this indoctrination and political ideology, i school board members to go back to academics. and leave that up to parents.

>> you don't want single. you don't want the transgender problems in the school. and >> we want every child to be protected. they are focused on one special interest group and i care deeply for these transgender children, they should have their own bathrooms and should be protected but what about the rest of the students. two girls sexually assaulted in loudoun county and this boy

says he is bisexual and wears a skirt. what you call that? gender fluid? why were two girls assaulted in our schools. stuart: what is the status of your lawsuit? >> we want to remove the biased reporting, to children to tattletale on one another. and and you are looking for racism in schools. i don't think these programs are in the best interest of all 81,000 students. stuart: we hear you. come back at some point in the future and tell this lawsuit is progressing or otherwise. >> in the battle with the school board almost a year now and we want to be heard and

protect our children. stuart: come back soon please. see you soon. walmart allegedly put more than 1000 employees through crt training. what is this about white supremacy thinking as part of the training program. >> and >> the training documents, from the whistleblower, putting them through critical race theory training. there guilty of white supremacy thinking. and they are recommending it

for hourly wage workers, he found decisions to be thought-provoking and constructive. stuart: that is another one for you. netflix rebirthing a protest next week. this is about dave chapelle. take us through it. ashley: reports they are thousand netflix employees are planning to take part in a virtual work stoppage on october 20th. they are upset about transfer the comments and ridicule of the lgbt q community by comedian dave chapelle in his new special the closer. could ask say it is offensive and has the potential to instigate real life violence but netflix executives pushing back saying the company supports creative freedom even though some people may believe the content is harmful. ted sarah randolph is dismissing claims it could lead to violence. adults can watch violence,

assault, and abuse or enjoy shocking stand up comedy without it causing them to harm others. netflix is holding strong. stuart: it never stops. virgin galactic down 14%, down big, delaying all spaceflight tests, they are refurbishing their vehicles which could take 10 months. stock is down because virgin galactic is behind bezos and what's his name? musk. in the space race. delta just announced new routes between panama and los angeles, new york and orlando and the stock is up a buck. 35 people are dead after suicide bombers attacked a mosque in afghanistan. the second attack on a mosque. ric grenell will answer the question. the white house is missing

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stuart: is atlanta's hartsfield airport, the busiest airport in america. the administration will allow international travelers who are vaccinated into america starting november 8th. vaccinated travelers have to show proof of the negative test 72 hours before traveling, get that and a vaccination and you are in. tech those markets because we are in rally mode across the board. dow, s&p and nasdaq all up. susan is joining us, following amazon. >> i is driving the stock. i don't have news on that front. in the michigan report, the

second worst read ever since 2011. i guess the economy might be improving as we have people spending with more vaccination and stimulus. stuart: we have mark marrhaney who said amazon is going to $4,700 by next year. >> that is 50% upside. let's see how they do in the holiday period. 60,000 for bitcoin, we are closing in on the entire market cap of silver per crypto and bitcoin. it is incredible how things have changed in ten years or so. bitcoin has been around since 2008. expectations our future zdf approved, 50% possibility.

stuart: i how we first mentioned it on this show. probably 2010 maybe. >> in the 10s somewhere. didn't break out until 2017. very interesting how things have changed. some things don't change, they do well in an improving economy. goldman sachs, charles schwab, wells fargo doing well and a great start to the earnings period which shows corporate america and the banks are the best proxies to how well the economic, the economy is doing and that tells us the us is recovering. stuart: would you say the earnings report we are about to get in technology and other sectors are as good as a solid rally? >> four of the five past years we are usually up when you have

a santa claus rally in the final month of december with this extra money after all the budgets were done and go to the stock market. will hunter face any accountability? >> i will answer that question. no, i highly doubt that. great to be with you. i can only imagine if anyone in trump's family was charging $10 for painting and selling them to unknown purchasers people would be going crazy, their heads would be exploded, the media would be asking tons of questions yet this kind of cricket and whenever jen psaki dodges questions about it nobody really presses her on them but these are important

questions. we know president biden has been lying to the american people about what he knows in his proximity to hunter's dealings. look at the campaign. he told us he had no information on business dealings of his son. we found out 10% for the big guy, we find out about president biden meeting with some of these nefarious people. we don't know who they are and what their intentions were and that they haven't joined bank account. it is concerning we will never know who purchases these exorbitantly priced pieces of art but there will probably be no repercussions. what if there is no repercussions, no accountability there is no damage to president biden. if you can keep a lid on it completely -- that is the way it is. >> that is what they hope will happen, the we will move on, nothing to see here. please keep going.

the reason jen psaki is so nasty when she answers these questions and tries to make a report of ask about them feel bad for asking is they don't want to answer those questions. the truth would be very damaging to president biden and the democrat party by and large to allow a person into the white house, to a lot of foreign governments. stuart: i want to move on to a different subject, some videotape from a couple years ago. i went to trump tower at christmas time and i was there with a golden escalator with your husband, eric, terrific christmas display. i bring this up because i to know with all the supply-chain problems do you think we get presence on time. >> people going crazy trying to order presents so they have something to put under the tree for kids.

santa claus is probably worried how it will go but we have no guarantees, we have ships backed up for miles in the ocean all across the country. people cannot get stuff off these ships. for the first time ever, seeing bare shelves in stores across america, what it might feel like to live in a communist country where you don't have access and the timeframe you want. if you see something out there -- stuart: it is a little unsettling. we are not used to it. seeing empty shelves from all kinds of product and it is unsettling. this isn't america. last word to you. >> it is not america and this

was preventable. the fact we pay people to stay home from work and don't have enough workers to get stuff off ships, don't have enough people to do the jobs we need to do in america. this is the problem with socialism and we have said it from the beginning. stuart: you have a great holiday time and we will see you before then. an update here. president bill clinton is hospitalized braynon covid infection. we will relate it in a moment. ports on both sides of the country dealing with historic backlogs. where is our transportation secretary? he is on paternity leave for weeks. rick grenell takes that on next. ♪♪

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>> the rally holds, 50 on the nasdaq on the s&p. hillary clinton seen visiting president bill clinton at a hospital in california. the visit came overnight. bill clinton is treated braynon covid infection. a source told foxnews it was a urinary tract infection the developed into something more serious. clinton is responding to antibiotics and his spokesman says he is on the mend and in good spirits. as the country grapples with historic supply chain issues transportation secretary pete buttigieg is out on paternity leave. he has been on leave for two months. at a time like this is it time for him to come back? >> he has been on the job for

six months. he knew this was the supply-chain crisis when he took the job and he decided to take two months, he could be taking more time off. we just found out he has been off for the last two months. i have to say this is a clear signal that we can't hire people because they are gay. the white house made an announcement about pete buttigieg, they made a huge deal that he was gay, they didn't talk about his transportation expertise and now what we are seeing is he took the job for political reasons, he's not interested in job. i to complement tucker carlson because he took this issue on, so many in the media are afraid to take on the woke mob because they will be labeled sexist, racist or homophobic and tucker

carlson doesn't play that game and he went after secretary buttigieg and said why are you taking time off? this is not a question about paternity leave? americans can have paternity leave but when you are the secretary of transportation, when you are cabinet secretary you don't get the luxury of taking two months off in the middle of a crisis when you have only been on the job for six months. stuart: does that apply to other cabinet members, the identity, their identity got them the job. if i say that if you say that you are attacked. we get attacks like that all the time. >> i am somebody who doesn't care if i am attacked. thank god i wake up every day

that i'm bullied by the woke mob. a bunch of people agree with me, a bunch of people are working hard and don't have time to sign onto twitter. i ignore those people who are the loud for you. people don't like this woke, it is crazy and the democratic party is rewarding people who are not qualified for jobs and we see that in their announcement. instead of talking about the qualifications, they talk about skin color or sexual orientation or other irrelevant characteristic. stuart: i to change the subject and talk about this. 37 people dead after a suicide bomber attacked a mosque in afghanistan, second attack on a shiite mosque in two weeks. you have expertise in this area, director of national intelligence. is afghanistan falling into civil war? >> we always had passed in on

past in violence, terrorist safe haven, the taliban worked closely with other terrorist groups. they had an agreement. the other terrorist groups can live there, have a safe haven and all of their work, all other terrorist activities need to be outside of afghanistan. that was the original agreement between the terrorists and all the different terrorist groups and the taliban who wanted to control afghanistan. that is breaking down now. you can't trust the word of terrorists. this is a warning for the russians in syria. what is happening in syria is concerning. they made statements to protect israel and that is a good thing but now they are under a bunch

of pressure, in other disparate groups inside syria including the turks to walk that back, the biden team is mia d faring to europe. stuart: it was great, hope you're enjoying life, in washington dc. >> at the beach in a moment. stuart: see you again soon. stuart: fired fbi deputy director andrew mccabe got his pension restored. mccabe was fired two days before his scheduled retirement back in 2018.

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stuart: no comment on the music. let's get our friday feedback. susan, lauren, ashley, stephanie writes this. what time do you go to bed each night to be ready for each morning. >> depends which day and which night, 10:30. >> different every night. how many times we wake up in the middle of the night, 3 or 4.

stuart: answer the question. ashley: i go to bed around 9:00, get up at 6 am. stuart: i go to bed at 6:30 or 7 and get up at 2:45. you've got me right there. no more than 15 minutes. >> how do people do such quick math? they say it works wonders but anytime i nap it is like napping for a night. stuart: if you take a long nap in the afternoon, you fell into a deep sleep and you feel like death warmed over and don't know what day it is. >> now i know why you are not answering emails. stuart: how long did it take for you to get used to someone talking to you and your earpiece and to conduct your show? i will answer that first. i always heard voices throughout my life. charles: my first job was in montana many moons ago and i

repeated everything that was said in my ear. i was anchoring my show and say sports guys going on, let's go to the break. eventually i stopped. >> i'm still not used to it. it is difficult to keep your train of thought and process what they told you and if you are looking at the teleprompter that is three things at once. stuart: you just ignore what we are saying in your ear. lauren: doing this at the same time is hard. stuart: i got used to it after all these years, i still hear voices. lauren: from the angels. stuart: pam right this. loved the casual jeans on fox news. are we going to show it again? on the couch with fox and friends, there is my. jeans and white sneakers. >> i loved the hightops. stuart: by the way i lost

eight, nine pounds since that appearance on fox and friends. >> did that appearance make you go hard on the diet? >> yes. >> how did you lose the weight? no drinking? no carbs? stuart: just started exercise. not in a gym. i have to do 10,000 steps every day. in the suv, wondered about the carbon footprint. and are you a skeptic on global warming? and going to move on. and and why don't you do a show on the uss intrepid. and this is a plug for the show.

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stuart: the first person to run a mile in what year, susan first of all guess. susan: i guess in the 40s, apparently not. lauren: 1963 i gave a clue that you thought. >> it is definitely in the 50s, i don't know, 57. stuart: i remember it, i remember looking at the kitchen clock in 1954, my mom said to me he can run a mile before the big hand reaches back in opposition, look at that, he was 25 at the time, medical student at oxford, the doctors told him the only running a mile impossible but dangerous to his health, his finishing time was announced the crowd heard three and exploded covering up the full winning time of 359.04, we have 30 seconds left, don't go anywhere.

one of our questioners for friday feedback said what about your ife, the thing in your ear that i talked to you with, you are first susan, what is it stand for. susan: i'm going to pass. ashley: interrupted feedback. stuart: that is a correct answer. excellent, ladies you didn't do very well, all time is much better, neil, it is yours. >> thank you very much, we can focus leading with the dow into 70 points or the fact the oil and gas prices are still skyrocketing and there's still arguing in washington about whatever, the budget and everything else but we thought that we would focus on the really big news that is gripping the world. ♪ some of you get a little uncomfortable when i talk about

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