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 how good she is, some of

you point out the fact that it will do enough to be her father, fine, some of you point out is in today year wedding anniversary, yes it is. i really had in my outlook so the flowers got out. i think this woman has the most amazing voice on the planet, this fixation is very disturbing to a lot of you, someone will appreciate someone who stands out in a crowd and she does, the significance of that is the first time in six years she has an album ready to go, all of her albums as you know follow her age, when she first came on 2008 it was 19, and 2011 was 21, 201525, this one is called 30, she's kind of mystified me because she's 33 now but that's

okay. that is okay you're not a creature of the calendar. some of you are thinking are we going to do two hours of this? yes we are. here to do it are some very funny people in their own right, i don't know about this, the man of many talents fox 24/7 entertainment reporter we have carly with us, she knows her stuff carly, news headlines were for seven reporter big stories, serious stories, carly covers it all and i have the honor of having them on my show. you know across america radio show host, he's the best. very good to have all of you here, sending breaking news. >> this is it vesely in seattle. [laughter] neil: the rest is history. this is a market moving event, the dow is up 300 points and i

know there are people saying the fact that things are perfect. >> i love your adele fixation, i personally love adele, i put on a jets game, it's so much easier. i think there's a lot of resentment for the version of a dell, she's only human that we know the lost weight during the lockdown. >> she did a reverse elvis, i'm a huge elvis you start skinny and then you get fat elvis. neil: the term is calorically challenged. >> they have been talking to me at hr, you're describing even the term comes up but she did a reverse, the only thing that i took away from this video, she is apologizing to her son because she's going through difficult divorce and have a lot of empathy for the sun that being said the kids mom is adele she has 100 million in the bank,

when my mom blew it off at bedding. >> i watch the music video and she looks beautiful i do not think she lost too much weight, she sounds fantastic, the music video is the top trending video number 12,105,000,000 views of the past 15 hours i was wondering how many of those, you are a total natural at the tv thing and totally unstoppable. i was really picturing and i want you to confirm or deny you in your office on repeat with a box of tissues. neil: do you have a problem with that? i ached for her in that song. >> and i say one other thing about adele i like her because of her personality. >> she has all areas. >> she is the number one singer of all times and was six years

off she still is when they asked if she would do the super bowl i year she said no i don't dance are they going to cry over there being there. >> i'm on board. neil: i think this is a moving event but i also think for superstar to come back six years ago when you think the last time she was really, really big with the last album we were dealing with $2 something gas, her success could well herald $2 something gas. >> what is funny when i was on the train today i was like why is everybody crying all everybody's listening to the adele song. with the entertainment industry everything changes from day-to-day month-to-month, you could be big on social media one

day nobody cares about you the fact that she was able to come back all these years later and she's the topping trend, 25 million views on youtube as carly mentioned, that doesn't happen. what she is able to do, this song is going to bring all the emotions and the feelings and it showcases her unbelievable focal range but it's also bridge the gap with adele were in the past with her specifically, if you like that genre you're gonna be an adele fan. now are seeing people that don't care about that job are now becoming van to adele. neil: not everyone, i think for you it was a little too debbie downer. they have been through a divorce. >> this is what it's onto. a lot of people who were at the end of that genre now hate their partner because of the lockdown she went from sad news to fantasy music. neil: divorce, separations

rocketed. neil: maybe that's a reflection. >> wasn't there whole thing with adele when she got married and had a baby and it was like is her career over, now she's too happy, she did go through a divorce and she said this is her redemption. neil: she had to sign a prenup. >> maybe that's why she is apologizing to the kid he's only getting 50 million. >> the guys name is simon, he is public enemy number one, so many people hate the ex-husband right now for what he did to adele and make her feel all these feelings. neil: he's actually been very low-key. >> because he got $50 million he got all the money. >> is independently wealthy in his own way. >> joe biden has taken more questions than simon. neil: i was studying this a

little bit. this is really making you uncomfortable but the wall street journal list, whatever you want to call them they have been very popular, marvin gaye, in the 1970s and the idea was when you go through pain and share with the world it unites people and they feel, you are not just a star, people might relate more with jimmy because he is an everyday guy and when you would share the pain, all of the sudden you love jimmy a little bit more i think that is helping with adele. humanizing, thank you very much. >> especially coming out of the pandemic where everybody was questioning their self-worth and self-identity this is why the song is massive right now. >> what a poet you are right

now. >> guns are stable at every adele concert. >> every security guard backstage. >> do not let this guy in. neil: it extends to bob dylan, willie nelson phases and stages, the big one that most people know from fleetwood. >> and rumors, they were the principal singers they had their differences in air to offer the world to hear so it's a long history i'm just wondering if adele is following this. >> lyrics now even though this is an old song like i like big bus there's not a whole lot of substance. adele -- is a breath of fresh air. neil: it goes in line. >> she's much better than that were used to hearing the

nonsense. you missed out. i want to be invited back. neil: what is interesting about this thinking about when you get a career going in your defined by the sad songs, a lot of people i heard one reviewer say it was so pressing. that is her style she's not a peppy popstar but that is a huge worldwide audience and what you learn. >> she's a world-class talent, we have seen her sing a better tempo song, rolling in the deep is an upbeat song. it's always the same theme they like taco bell and they mix the ingredients around it the same five ingredients, sometimes it is fast. >> even though her lyrics are uniquely sad and emotional, it

is just her voice she has one of the otherworldly voices, like amy winehouse, do they make that in the u.s. version? why don't i have that. neil: a lot of you at home, you can see them right there. , i hope you and say the obvious were up to 86 but again this is the adele valley, some people have been warning me if it's out by 4:00 p.m. what are you going to call it a let down because after we did a couple of weeks for the album. but i am wondering, when she started out in very big with the first album, she was very, very young not that 33 is old, that were the case then i am popeye, no comment out of you. but i'm just wondering now is her audience in fan base

changing? >> the thing that we were able to see we have seen the journey and people have been able to grow up with her that's why when you were saying she has made a career out of being sad and depressed and whatnot but now people are rooting for her and we don't know the whole entire theme of the album we know it is supposed to be liberation and overcoming so it's like she's getting to the other side. >> like hello from the other side. >> we will never find someone like you. >> by the way we did reach out to adele, usually she picks up the phone and says hello, last time in the album before that, but we did reach out and

fitzgerald did and she just drops my name and she will call. apparently they were not impressed, thank you for reaching out, it turns out this is impossible, kevin who in the hell is vinnie? >> this is you guys together, that happens in real life, that moment happens. >> she is a real band called the jets. >> again we will stand back until we hear anything from her office they want to update us i know what you're thinking, are you like the guy, that's what iup like, i want to thank you guys very much, there was a line all weekend. neil: get it going just to put adele's wealth and perspective this is where the money part

comes she earned $82000 a day and royalty income a day, when they had the divorce they had to split a fortune of 140 million pounds, if i'm doing my math 160 - $165 million, they split that up but the fact of the matter is the album coming out next month i do not want you to feel or worry for adele is expected to add another 110 - $120 million to her fortune very good news for her son. >> please tell adele, she singled right now. >> she has a boyfriend. >> that's never stopped the past, how are you thank you for

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neil: for joe biden it might be a case of saying hello from the outside, hello from the outside is a popular adele song right now a lot of his plans and goals are falling on deaf ears although the cell is offering infrastructure plan in connecticut will resonate, let's go to edward lawrence following all of this from the white house. >> hello from the other side of the camera the president is on his way to hartford connecticut he will be pushing his spending package, more government spending he wants to push the entire spending package

$5.5 trillion some economist are arguing the government spending that we already have in the economy is pushing the inflation, we feel including those making minimum wage which is why some are saying the retweet by ron clean is tone deaf arguing that inflation is high class problems the man who wrote the original tweet jason furman a formal obama economic advisor backs up what he wrote. one inflation is real, inflation is crating a problem for families we should do something about it. the reason we have this inflation is a good reason, the unemployment rate has come down that families got money and people are buying more things than ever before. >> the white house standing firm on the retweet endorsement from the official white house chief of staff account. >> were at this point because we made progress in the economy and what would be worse in our view is that the unappointed rate was

10% people out of work hundreds of thousands of people still dying from covid and people were not able to lose their homes, that's a full context. >> trending on twitter is bare shelves biden, many tweets show what you see grocery stores with essentials that are missing because of the supply chain issues, that also adds to inflation as you can imagine supply and demand, definitely inflation not easy on me or adele either. neil: you are good, enough said right there, think you edward lawrence very, very much we did tell you about the supply chain disruption in the show and then you hear edward outline it, the president has a plan to keep the port open 24/7, my next against a republican and democrat joining forces to go beyond just that, the california democrat, we also have dusty johnson the south dakota republican, very

good to have you, i will try to keep the adele analogies to a minimum but congressman, what is this all about. >> there is to very, very important issues simultaneously, first of all the congestion at the port, you talked about biden 24/7, other things can be done to deal with the congestion, what representative johnson and i are working on is the other side of the problem that is how do we get american goods and services onto the ships so commerce can reach the rest of the world right now this blockages in the export of american exports that's where were going where are ocean shipping reform act 2021 and the good fortune for me and able to work with an extra ordinary individual who has a lot of background not only in agriculture have regulation can

assist in a free market system and dusty johnson is on top of all that. neil: this is good to see the bipartisanship, the problem also seems to be a lot of the stuff that we need in this country comes from asia, specifically china and they don't appear to be in a rush to help us out with this blockage, how do we deal with that? >> that's exactly right, we understand that it's not a silver bullet but it's the reform that we need and of course you're right we have large ocean carriers there all foreign flag, there's times that their interests are not well aligned with the interest of american importers and exporters we have an opportunity for the first time in 30 years to make sure that we have a regulatory system that holds people accountable, these are basic things and tell them that they could not unfairly discriminate against american cargo those

basic rules of the road that john and i want to put into place are going to help over the long haul with the system that is a lot more efficient and effective. neil: i look forward to seeing how this proceeds. thank you very much i'm trying to move the ball forward not one party over the other but trying to find a bipartisan way to address this, thank you very much in the meantime will keep you up-to-date on an approval for another vaccine, right now a growing sentiment that may be you can mix-and-match these various vaccines. after this. ♪ ♪ ♪

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neil: a quick update on bill clinton and his condition he's been treated for a non-covid infection he may be released as early as today hillary clinton what to visit him, his temperature rocketed up in by a host of eight or nine years ago quadruple bypass operation he's been dealing with other ailments but is expected to be okay and released very soon. i do want to go to these other developments on covid and promising developments as well you heard about the cases that is sharply been declining week over week were down 22% from where we were in the last seven days rolling. that is good news, and indication that another booster shot will be available for groups, this one from a derrida gerri willis joined us right now were happy to see her, you had the booster shot.

>> i know we talk about who's eligible can you get the booster i don't need any of the qualifications, thankfully on past castor anticancer, i'm not over 65, i wasn't about to get a. >> you did not use a doctor to get it. >> he pursued it yourself. >> you did that. >> i went to the cvs app, i'll tell you how i did it and sign up asked for an appointment basically to get the shot, jerry eventually left arm and i got the flu shot at the same time, that is three shots for me. neil: you dealt with cancer, scary call and it's okay, your immune system was not compromised, sometimes they say do not get this if you're going through right after you have something like that? >> true if i was still in treatment which i'm not i think it would be an issue but i'm

not, i am in great shape my doctor had no problems getting if you want to but you should listen to the guidelines from the government i did not i went and got it myself and it worked out i'm not going to survive cancer to be taken down by covid-19 that was my entire view when i got here to new york city and looked everybody on the street there's a million people on the street and it seemed like it would be so easy to get here. neil: understanding with vaccinations you have a lesser bout of it but we are hearing people who can get it again but you are driven to the insurance policy aspect of this, a third shot to keep up the resistance. >> keep up the resistance in the new york website that allows you to update your status you can do that as well, i just want to say the good news here, they are getting approvals for their booster shot in my journal that you just described, there's been

concerns about the data that they brought to bear. i want you to hear from one of the doctors on the panel who voted yes to approve the 19 - majority that had been concerns. look at this. >> the real issues, i just want to explain based on really truly serious data. >> more of a gut feeling which surprised me the j&j folks have more data to bring to bear, that efficacy of 74% to 94% that they're showing right now we can get approval any minute for the j&j but the maternal vaccine only tested less than 200 people 173 people, big question, these are doctors these are not anti-vaccines, these are serious

people who know a lot about this and they have big questions and a lot of people big questions about this booster shot is very controversial and the president went out, even before it was available out ahead of the science of the world health organization, if you really want to kill covid-19, the pandemic you send all over the globe to third world countries these folks have not gotten there for shot yet, don't put the arguments against it i have to tell you selfishly i wanted it and i wanted it right away. neil: you look terrific, you're a fighter and then some, gerri willis following all of that, doctor mccarthy with us the super bugs the race to stop the epidemic from the mother under medical associate. obviously on her own she pursued this, what do you think of people who do what she did?, the

administration over the summer said were going to get boosters to all healthy adults and we will follow the science and the science was not there when the pfizer booster approval went up for debate we could debate about it, they want to give the booster over the age of 65, i was fine with that, what i was stunned by yesterday's discussion about my moderna, they were relying on pfizer data to make decision about me derrida into see it unanimously authorized and to have one of the voting members say i did not make this decision based on data i made it based on a gut feeling, that is a stunning admission, that is not how these panels typically work when i heard that i thought why are we having these panels, if we are not using wire we doing this.

i've been watching the johnson & johnson discussion the data are sparse as well supporting a booster. on the idea that we need booster shots be what you personally recommend or does it depend on the patient. >> certain groups absolutely do this is based on data my own personal experience seeing covid every day if you have an immunocompromised conditioning a weak immune system you need a booster if you're over the age of 65 and received a pfizer vaccine usually get a booster if you are age 60 - 64 with the compromise medical condition you should get a booster but i'm under the age of 50 am a practicing healthcare worker and i see patients every single day, the recommendation is not for me too get a booster because they can if i want to i got moderna now eight or nine months ago and i'm not gotten a booster because the data has not swayed me this very difficult messaging around this, the key message we have

safe and effective vaccines, if you have two doses of pfizer, two doses of moderna and one dose of johnson & johnson then your fully vaccinated and protected, if you want to go rogue and get a booster shot, the downside is probably minimal but i don't want people walking around thinking they don't have protection when they went out and did what they were told to get to shots, advise companies who are trying to figure out do we require three shots for 70 to be fully vaccinated in the answer is no if you had two doses of an mrna like pfizer or my moderna your fully vaccinated if you had one of johnson & johnson your fully vaccinated those important messages getting lost in the discussion about boosters. this all started over the summer when they said boosters for everybody without any data to back that up in my efficacy rate goes up to 94, 95% to 75 - 80%,

what you tell them. >> i have a friend who asked me the same question, forgive recommend the third shot based on flimsy data are we going to recommend a fourth shot in march? , we have to have some sort of standard to decide what we are actually doing and if our job is to protect people from getting sick we birdied done that by creating excellent vaccines i am certainly of the opinion that the messaging has been a problem because people are not sure what to think, what i want to reinforce we have great vaccines if you want to go out and get an insurance policy as a third shot, the third shot does not create a force field around you

that prevents you from getting infected, if you want to prevent yourself from getting infected you have to avoid high-risk situations, great example i was invited to go to concert recently, content really wanted to go to but i chose not to go to it because i realize i will put myself in a position that i might get the virus, because of unvaccinated kids i chose not to do that but by the same token i'm not going out getting a booster that's going to make me invincible i'm making strategic decisions to protect myself and my family and the booster does not factor into that right now. neil: it wasn't in adele concert was it? >> it was dave matthews concert crash into me i was hoping to sing that and i didn't get to. neil: that's fine i went to put into perspective. in very wise words, we should not rush into things. we've been mentioning adele, you might've heard she has a new album out she is formally coming out next month all is right with the world the single is out there it's been downloaded, people watched it, herded, played it, 25 million times it

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of that but i think they are, in the meantime bitcoin is running up, that is getting a lot of attention susan lisa look at that i guess it would be in adele rally. >> hello, how are you. that's probably my favorite song. neil: i would agree, that is certainly the one that stands out. have you seen the shower adele is in the top of the playlist. neil: i'm waiting for her personally to get back to me and might take a little while i used your name. >> you drop some serious adele knowledge i'm so impressed. neil: what in the heck is going on with bitcoin normally it goes the other way but now either up and down. >> we cross 60000 since the first time at april because there's a lot of expectation and hope that we will get bitcoin futures etf on monday and all

the sec chairs gary gensler does not have to object which according to a lot of reporting. >> it would be proshares and investors there for applications but proshares and invesco seems to have. they're institutionally very relevant and widely used etf providers, the thing is ... interesting they will prove a futures but not appear play bitcoin etf, gary gensler in the sec feels more comfortable because they already have the cme futures on the stock pricing there's a lot of framework they need to build play bitcoin etf protecting against hackers, volatility the have to protect against fraud is an easier sale to say we're bitcoin futures anyway so when a bundle that as a first step to approve a bitcoin etf in the future.

neil: there a lot of marketing muscle and momentum we've been miserable for does anyone think it's getting ahead of itself. >> 624 - 60000 record also the statistic, 17% away from bitcoin being the same value as silver and silver has been around since the turn-of-the-century 200 years bitcoin 2008 this is the world that we live in a new generation younger driven retail investing world that were him. neil: hello from the other side. >> do you actually sing her new song. >> it looks a little weird. neil: it's already unsettling,

thank you very much gary has been unsettled by many things over the years i know his fixation with adele is a capper on the cake let me ask you not about adele but do you think she should be paid in bitcoin? what do you think. >> my goodness by the way between your love of el oh which is my favorite all-time group of adele i am waiting for neil cavuto's top 40 countdown on the weekend. neil: you're onto something. >> no doubt i thought a love do before but that yellow you had me at ee you want to go she should buy bitcoin i think it's a bubble i think 90% of the coin is going to drop 90%, i think bitcoin is going to be here for life, but when it pops i think it's good to be much lower along with the other one is ethereum,

there is no earnings behind it. neil: you could've said that all the way up, i understand you were among the first to say don't put your kids education, that depends on whether you like your kids but i did get what you're saying but it is climbed the wall you don't see that lasting? >> my jealousy is showing i wish i owned it ten years ago but again i have to pinpoint what is behind something and inspires pain a higher price five by microsoft right away earnings and with the guidance looks like i would like one person to answer the question what is behind bitcoin by somebody paying a higher price will still haven't got the answer, but people are adopting them i promise you if it drops 50%, it

went quiet when it had a big correction recently, if that happens again it'll go quiet again i'm not saying it's not going higher, just be very, very careful with something like this. neil: adele should not take her future royalties and bitcoin. >> what is the 80000 today. neil: $82000 a day. neil: that is gary kaltbaum kind of money there, thinking my friend, he is the best were getting an alert from the fda regarding my journal, not the vaccine booster that is all but the one that is promising for adolescents the fda wants to review where issues coming up using that for the time being of using the moderna vaccine for kids those as young as five which pfizer wants to do is being held off for now we will have more after this.

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neil: stadiums are full, theaters are pack food and wine festival is once again returning to new york city.

that's where you will find lydia hu with the latest. >> you cannot beat this weather for the kickoff of the 14th annual wine and food festival in new york city we are joined by a veteran mario who is a chef, thank you for your time you are a veteran of the festival in here before the pandemic you know i like to go virtual next year end back in person how does it feel to be back in person for this weekend. >> it feels amazing to be outside to be a full day with a beautiful set up on the hudson river not sure we didn't have a lot going on everybody was in their house and secluded in their own space and now to come back together and get to share food and delicious drinks, feels amazing. >> you don't need me too tell you but it's a hard year end half of the restaurants you been

in business for almost a decade d.phil. optimism this is a sign in the restaurant industry is up from here. >> ideal i feel good about where were going i feel that we'd gone to the last year end a half or so it was a lot on the restaurant injury and resiliency here we are having a good time and begin the flavor back better than ever. >> take a look behind you all the people queued up waiting the sample one of your cuban sandwiches producer handed them to us, tell us quickly what we have and will taste it. >> wave cuban sandwich slow roasted whole pork dust inside of bread with ham, cheese and pickles a lot of love let's go for a bite. >> neil, i got one here with your name on it. >> that sounds very good, thank you very much i'm just taking

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neil: adele rally continues.

they said this has nothing to do with adele get over your fixation of vado i'm hearing from comments to people, she is young enough to be her daughter, fine, i know it's our anniversary honey, i get it unlike an international draw. i really am, the good news, were back to 2015, 2015 was the last time we had consistently low gas prices, about $2 a gallon and that was the last time adele had an album and that at the time was 25 all of these albums are named after her age this was mysterious because is called 30 but she's 33 now, whatever works the song is out she has it out now getting a great deal of buzz, easy on me and it chronicles her divorce and her separation and the message to her 9-year-old son, wall street

is loving the fact that she's returning on the whole album comes out next month we will be on top of it we put out calls to adele, she's not really interested in talking to us but she will be in the soon as we get the basic line this is kevin fitzgerald my producer i told him to use my name, apparently he did four times i did not work he said thanks for reaching, as it turns out this is impossible, is this the pr person, it's kind of sudden, that is fine, passing it along to adele i'm sure they'll be a different reaction. a major and comfortable enough i want to go to madison she just started with this, i think it has more to do with the supply chain disruption. >> adele is a perfect transition all day, maybe her music will be

what we need on the shipping containers to get things going. neil: we need them on the other side. >> that we do. >> the last time, what is happening. >> were seen struggles across the industry all these different sectors are feeling the supply chain, i want to start first with toyota they have been experiencing real cutbacks other production there cutting outlook about shortage toyota was planning to make a million cars next month but now they're gonna make between 850,000 to 900,000 toyota is also been dealing with many manufacturing delays fighting power shortages in china they're not the only ones with automakers dealing with all of this and now we see the supply chain issue hit aviation they are still recovering from covid pandemics, up until now we have been able to avoid the supply chain disruption because we haven't seen as much business

but that is changing, private jet are on the rise because the availability and commercial airlines in the cost of materials like semi conductor chip, steel, aluminum is always up, the aviation industry has paid a 27 - 44% more for raw materials for this year compared to last year but i have some good news the consumer should be able to avoid seeing the cost push on them for now because many companies are trying to do incentives, better prices to get the passengers back on planes but of course that's involved with bad news, ikea is really struggling as well they're looking to redecorate with ikea, now is not the time to explain to the supply chain issues as well and their struggling to get inventory on china here to there warehouses where people can shop, they're buying continues to try to get as much product on the shelves as possible, as a

company they want to get their product to the customers but anyone who's bought ikea furniture dated someone who got ikea furniture or has a child that spot ikea furniture i don't think there's that upset because his delays it's no fun at all. >> you can pay for someone to build it for you but if you shopping ikea the idea is to save. neil: to the point you can't get the stuff, for now you're rolling in the deep. she is doing a great job of them, i want to go to grady trimble on this there will not be any adele analogies here, she would have depicted the no's and she can avoid afforded the big trouble if you can get the costumes.

>> we don't want to spook our viewers but it might be tougher to find costumes, there is pent-up demand for spending the national retail federation, americans are going to spend a record amount on halloween, decorations, costumes, candy, more than $10 million in halloween spending that's even before the pit dedicate 2019. in places like where we are fantasy costumes in chicago, kathy is one of the managers compared to previous years from the demand of customers. >> halloween has probably celebrated holiday in chicago it's more for the adults. last year i think it was a little less, this year a lot more traffic and we are busy earlier. >> is picking back up for sure and people are going out once again we talk to the chain

stores like spirit halloween and they say they're dealing with skiers with supply chain issues, they say they haven't had to raise prices you guys are in a unique position, in some ways you been stocking up for a long time to make sure you do not run out of things, that has really helped during covid. >> we put our orders in april and may and june getting ahead of the possible shortage were okay for now we haven't had to cancel any orders as of yet but we will see what happens. >> what are some of the popular items people might have a harder time getting their hands on. >> squid games has been the top thing. >> they do netflix show. >> that's not even an option as of yet. michael myers is another popular thing but we have plenty as of now. >> the message like a lot of things if you want something, get it now, i've been cruising the store and i found this this is an appropriate costume for us because were always hoping for a

bull market this is brutus double. neil: that is not too bad, take the home or sneak it into your bag, thank you very much for that, connell mcshane in connecticut, he's been following a difficult time for restaurants having to deal with all of this infrastructure stuff and the president argues will help them. >> it's a different kind of connecticut, i thought we were through doing stories like this especially about the industry but i do not like what we are hearing in connecticut today, take a look at what's inside there's nobody there, do not open for lunch if you walk outside a beautiful day in the area, they are open, different restaurant saying, this is the restaurant and the looks of things is a part of the story it looks like you're doing all right, we've been talking throughout the day you're still

struggling financially solution biggest concerns. >> i think like most people do structural problems with the restaurant right now and what's going on besides for the severe overhead now inflation with progress. we just had tips. you can pass them along but included inflation but also. >> you can't even find workers yet? >> that's another thing going on, this is not open it would not be open for once. >> window make some cuts with business hours part of the issue we have our employees then been working in this is important

whether these issues are temporary or permanent we talk to so many people in the last two and half years and come september will get the workers back there's always a date are you worried about the model being broken? >> the model is definitely broken the next six months will be crucial to the restaurant industry if you can slide the next six months you be able to see if they'll make it or not today is a bit of a day most people want to be out and about what happened on a saturday when we lose the service. >> you've taken on a lot of restaurant owners and that's the thing the president and the other part of connecticut pushing his social spending program on childcare and the like the restaurant industry is looking for more money as well in the first restaurant revitalization they threw down 28 points, $6 billion the problem with that they requested 72 billion it's a huge gap of

money they said they would spend that whether it site paying off debt you're trying to get you through the next excited about that might be a third deal even though they think the worst is over moving beyond there's a lot of struggles in this industry who run these restaurant. neil: to put it mildly doesn't my next guest no southern classic chicken brands development you been dealing head-on with the higher prices there's only so much you can do, how are you dealing with them. >> the giver having me on the show the struggle israel prices are up our cost on our rf 2030%, the pml is shrinking there's definitely issues going on.

neil: customers are loyal and a lot of brands under your name how do they deal with and how much to pass on to them when are they resistant to that? >> at different levels depending on the concept and the price point i think you will have struggles but for the most part they understand supply issues and they see the cargo ships sitting off the coast and in the ports i think they get i think they do. neil: it could be a while before you see anything from the report will open 24/7 and am wondering how long it would take to have a material impact on you. >> i think it will be a while a year ago the conversation with her manufacturers we need 100,000 boxes this color this price point and today is what can you give me we just need eight boxes of our product, chicken is a drive-through concept a hundred% receiving some form of a packaging and

that's where we get hit the hardest early in the summer it was the food today it is the supply side were running out to go boxes, cups, you name it. neil: hang in there. the southern classic chicken brain development, this is something playing out across the country right now and whether it's disrupting the supply chain disruption is going to help. >> thank you very much. neil: we have a bopper coming up including the latest read on the mixed messages of the vaccine booster critically one vaccine for kids when it comes to moderna the fda is a not so fast, stay with us. ♪

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the job on another predictably violent weekend the mayor pushed back. >> i expect the police officers to honor their oath not tarnish their badge and follow lawful orders and directives have have been given. >> everything from his mayors a dictatorship this is all about policy there was no public outcry for this policy to take effect, she just decided she was going to do it and pushing on the entire city workforce across the board. >> she said it would take a few days to determine which offices are in compliance with the mandate, the manpower shortages averted in the short term, lightfoot has called this an unlawful strike they said is not a strike because officers are required to report for duty until they get sent home. neil: thank you very much, mike tobin on all of that, other developments as adele rally continues, speaking of adele all is right with the world some of you might not share my

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neil: ♪ ♪ the album 21 almost a decade ago i will be waiting the cargo supply chain disaster that's what makes it special, not just her voice is a fine line, the fact that she's coming back with a new album in the new tour as the markets racing ahead, maybe not for that reason but the reason ahead, let's follow this we've been following this on the west coast waiting for that stuff and how soon that gets to us, there could be a delay i imagine. >> the president said on wednesday the ports of long beach and l.a. were going to go to 24/7 operation specifically adding 3 - 7:00 a.m. shift we've been here the last two mornings at 5:00 a.m. and the cranes

behind you were silent all the players are ready and it could take two to three months before the ports can scale up to 24/7 operations. >> this is not a light switch, what it is is a series of individual discrete problem-solving actions that lowered the barriers to 20% in operation. >> we will not create deadlines or put anybody in a box we will keep squeezing these fnc's out, expanding the hours. >> that is important black friday the big shopping day when retailers are supposed to go profitable is five weeks away, not months this week we have showed you the shortage of truck drivers and the ships waiting offshore in the bottleneck at the port, today we look at the paralysis of america's warehouse

unable to accept more goods because they don't have the truckers, the labors with the space to unload with theory have warehouse companies is limited to unload those containers and even the supplies that are needed at warehouses and the forklifts. >> i spoke to the director at the port of l.a. two hours ago he says they have six containers coming into the port and one going out, that is reflected with china which grew 11% in august alone, the u.s. trade deficit, this'll kill you, 34% over last year, 77 ships waiting offshore, three more coming in the next rather 25 more coming in the next three days, basically you have a pipeline this big and stuff coming in like this. neil: thank you very much, in

the meantime no more so from the oil and gas and that part of the story regarding jeff flock in new jersey. >> one of the reasons with an up close and personal look at the pbf energy refinery in south jersey one of the small independent refiners unlike the big boys, the exons, vps, chevron's they have or require requirement into gasoline, the cop located program that compelled them to do the folks who run the refinery so they can be put out of business if president biden does not relax the renewable fuel standard so they could not be penalized, take a look at the numbers in terms of what they pay and what it amounts to a penalty on the

ethanol, $120 million, $325 million in 2020 and 2021 the first quarter alone another $283 million, these are penalties that does not change the amount of ethanol blended in, if they continue you have to pay these fines, they will guaido business. so the president of pbf energy exclusively to fox business appealing to president biden saying you have to do something, you have the power. >> he can do it with a snap of a finger they have been sitting on it for months he does not need 51 votes for the snap of the finger he can lower the price of gasoline and save thousands of union jobs. >> the president does have the power to relax the standards of course they get pushback from the corn farmers in the midwest that is largely corn and ethanol

and in new jersey it makes it hard for small independent refiners to complex i spend a half-hour trying to explain and you would not understand it the way this government program is a minister the folks that run the refinery said their pride with ethanol but don't charge what it amounts to, this year alone $25 billion to the refiners in terms of penalties, it essentially drives up prices of gas to everyone. neil: it doesn't help matters, thank you for that, the price of everything going up right now commodities are part of your business like cotton, that effectively doubling in prices, then you have to wonder if you have a business depending on that let's say you make cotton sheets and all the rest but you know the pain is real, the founder and ceo in big maker of sheets that a lot of people will have a lot of extra deal for,

very happy to have you what is the impact with the price situation prices are soaring and they don't seem to be easing up. >> were getting to a place where have these in categories and in 2011 work sprinting the same thing. there was a big shut down that was going to be coming from china with more demand. if you like bull and branch, less than 1% of the cotton in the world is at a high enough quality, experience like us when you're buying high-quality cotton you're paying for your prices not as much is when you're talking about the lower cost of manufacturers having a hard time getting the amount of quality and low quality general grid cotton read a lot of demand small supply. neil: what you do to adjust to

that, they make concessions maybe they don't get an expensive material, maybe they don't have that much pricey food in a restaurant and go to lesser brands, you resisted that but how do you get through? >> we have it's amazing our competitors are taking down the quality of the product to me when you take on the quality of product you're on the slow march to death of your business we've also been able to protect the price from the customer standpoint if we built that in the supply chain with custody from the conseil right our supply chain to the doorstep, there is a shortage of jobs in this world but is not necessarily a shortage of good jobs the shortage does not impact the good jobs we pay people really will impair farmers really well.

neil: how do you think this last i know it's hard to predict in the supply chains disruption the keeping port open 24/7. , what do you think. >> it requires everybody to plan a little bit longer we've been in a world where we can turn on a dime. what we will explain this holiday in enormous demand across the supply chain and all think those are going to india anytime soon into opening the port it may take for six months but it will help provide a little bit of relief. in a match with better planning. neil: keep us posted, kinda following all of that the founder and ceo, before we go to break i want to bring you up-to-date on the big space development out of china we have

william shatner the oldest man in space, china has quietly been advancing the space program is spends more on his face program including private enterprises, the latest proof at three-person crew into space in right now is really saturdays but is going to be up there for six months and that's an international space station which the size of that for six months concurrently a separate lunar mission they say the moon with an unmanned capsule making its way the third went to mars. china with the mission launch their time tomorrow and three astronauts that will be up there, not for ten minutes the jeff bezos group had, there's serious about this.

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when the only thought on your mind is “finally” this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there as you plan, protect and retire. neil: earlier in the show discussing bitcoin the most obvious issue is whether adele is going to insist on being paid only in bitcoin. apparently that's not the big issue, it is soaring and i want to credit my body charlie gasparino for setting this up when he was talking about momentum play on bitcoin their longer-term value or not that it can push prices kind of aware the head they are now and they keep going. >> i know you would work adele and their. neil: you don't share the enthusiasm. >> i like adele she looks great.

how can you not like her? i like black sabbath. neil: i would not put those two. >> i like ac/dc. [laughter] neil: what is going on with bitcoin. >> a couple of things obviously the tech thing early on. we were getting insight from crypto traders is rooted the last moves being held and not traded people are holding the crypto's and not flicking it around to make a buck on tv , that was 67000 i don't even

remember. >> it is rocking up again because of the technical factor and then you added fundamental, the sec seems to favor bitcoin out of everything and has a lot of other crypto holders really upset, gary gensler has had a long history favoring bitcoin over he deemed not to be a security to be something -- once it comes on sec oversight prices go down because most are trading in their violating law so they have to pay fines like ripple is being sued by the sec for exactly that because they did not register the x rp crypto currency with the sec there being sued for $1.6 billion. neil: bitcoin doesn't have to subscribe to the sin? >> early on purely a currency he

is in favor of it, it's pushing it up even more, there is a report and we've been hearing the same thing that the sec is going to approve the bitcoin etf which further cemented his status as the go to crypto. >> that's a weird one it's the features. >> it is a marker it's like saying this is the one, the sec likes this by the way when he was at mit he talked about how bitcoin is good, it doesn't need sec approval but a theory might not be good that is the other big one and he said this as an academic. it is very interesting people wonder is he going to go there.

neil: the momentum has it going to 100,000. >> the number we here if you map out the size of the move occurred a few years ago when it was at 75%, it's something like 100,000. neil: then what. >> if i was you or whoever i would probably cash in my chips. neil: good point. adele gets paid but bitcoin may be except or sell. >> are you making that up or you don't? >> i worry, she looks great. >> or you can assign somebody to do that story the adele bitcoin story? >> we hit a high point. >> you need to get her on the show. >> is a matter of time. i've heard from people who are uncomfortable in my fixation and young enough to be her daughter. >> , and how old is she.

>> why can't you pick a woman who is 33 that is good looking. neil: or you admire the voice. and have nothing to do with the looks you are huge fan of john janis joplin back in the day. >> take you charlie gasparino following all those very closely, the capital founder george that leads to the obvious question, if you were adele and advising her on bitcoin, what would you tell her. >> i would tell her she's doing so well financially that is all well and good for her to gamble a little bit on bitcoin because that's what it is if bitcoin is worth 60000 why can it be worth 600,000 or $6 a coin but i think it's a roll of the dice.

it's money to play with that you would consider. >> i totally agree with that it's a complete thumbs down on central government, monetary policy around the world and fiat currencies, it's people wanting to park their hard-earned assets sometimes beyond that and i think it will work. >> did they give out inflationary pressures most of the companies are reporting. neil: very few are mentioning this inflation worry, i'm sure it is out there but very few are saying is going to be deeply impact their numbers going forward, they could be wrong but i expected to hear more about more telegraphing of that, i have it, what you make of the. >> most investors should be like bobby ferrin don't worry and be happy and listen to adele's new

single they be better off than worried about inflation i will worry about growth stocks in the overall market when the ten year treasury goes over 2% that will be assigned that the by market inflation is not just real, it is real but is significant, they go back to the late 70s and stagflation is not comparable whatsoever were having inflation is not transitory it's very real but it's not enough to disrupt the market or economy and it's too worried to early about that. neil: is a popping of the bond market and has not begun tapering i'm not saying that will make a dramatic dish enter difference when it does but what would be a normal reaction to these inflationary issues. >> i don't think so i think that's a partial effect in the reality that by market is telling us we will have a sugar high from post-pandemic stimulus

and that will gradually fade at some point next year and a lot of the inflationary will go away with it any inflation the last year end a half or two years i don't think he will call the transitory but can you call permanent or systemic i don't think you can call it that the fed is been wise not to move aggressively raising interest rates and tapering inflation will get a lot worse they need a stronger signal before they do that. neil: if jerome powell ends up not being reappointed and the president goes to someone else how the markets react to that? >> i think they would give a thumbs down to that they would think that the new fed chairman would be more easy money to chairman powell and that was stoked inflationary fires quite a bit further i would tip my hat to chairman powell he made one mistake he raised interesting several years ago and president trump busted him.

to his credit chairman powell reassessed and says it's too early to raise rates i'll cut them back and i think is been a very vigilant productive effective fed chairman i'm glad he's in that chair. neil: if he loses that chair you would be worried. >> i would worry immediately it would be someone even more devilish and liberal than he is on monetary policy. neil: thank you very, very much capital founder we have a lot more coming up including a different read foreclosures for the time being are surging the bailouts in the rental issue entering out of their apartments, apparently that is not happening, that does seem weird, mixed messages after this. ♪

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neil: we are monitoring the president he is in connecticut pushing the build back better plan and if he has any comment on adele returning to the music scene the first time in six years, no indication that he has although they reminded them who adele is it's possible that it will come back, the final things that he said about pushing the program, he said that will get us back in shape and all these other stuff the fact that we get over this crunch with the bill back better program coming to for ration and the macro trends advisors, llc founding partner, first on what the president has been saying about keeping ports open 24/7 making sure all companies comply hinting that the problem with a lot of the companies and a lot of this doesn't fall on him, would you make of that?

>> he talked in his very breach pressing the other day and having fedex and ups and walmart 24/7, those are businesses already working 24/7 and their struggling to find workers i don't know the pointing fingers at the private sector could be a solution i'm sure there is ways of the government can make things better in my big idea hopefully heard here first on your show why don't we get back to turn to military service and know how to drive trucks into military service and get them to drive trucks across the country, we have a logistical problem a lot of it is a trucker shortage there are solutions of the government came and pulled me other than pointing fingers at the private sector. neil: a lot of this for trucking companies when you mentioned that their offering very

generous pay packages, health benefits and the rest and not getting too many takers we had four and a half million opted out of the workforce, ten and a half million jobs that go begging in this country i'm just wondering what is happening there. >> we so overstimulated the economy and there's so much money sloshing around lives in prison perverse incentive not just a supplemental but so much money floating around that people are incentivized to work the way that they were, i think that could change it inflation could change because the savings that they do have are going to go as far because of reality they need to create incentives to get people back to work and companies have been trying hard to do that the private sector solution. >> we are starting to see with foreclosures inching up i would not say soaring but maybe that has a lot to do with the bailout programs that eased up or slowed down. it does not apply for renters on

programs that prevented them from being thrown out, what you make of it. >> i think the foreclosure story is not linked to attendance, the one that you're seeing right now these are people that are rolling in the deep, see what i just said, and even i room working on that for an hour and a half. neil: i do watch a show from the beginning in the 12:00 o'clock hour in the reality some of these are referred from 18 months ago who skated because of all of these forbearance programs, forbearance is not forgiveness and uptake in foreclosures and the legacy of bad mortgages the eviction story i go back to what i said earlier

there's so much money floating around the people affected them money to scrape by and pay rent the big landlords are reporting and collecting 95%, i think the rental story is a big one i do worry about the mom-and-pop landlords who have people that are not paying the rent because they do not have to when they were self-employed i think you will see more shakeout with the mom-and-pop landlords that have been struggling but the foreclosure story that the bullet, some of the foreclosure are more robust. neil: great catching up with you, mr. shaw following all of that, were monitoring the president with his bow back better plan, if you pass that you are off to the races, many others excited. ♪ ♪

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neil: my buddy charles payne with more on the dell rally, to you. five yields up and five stocks up. >> she is amazing. charles: good afternoon i'm charles payne this is making money i always say earnings are the mother's milk of stock market rallies, they change the narrative this week and really i think there are reasons it inflation crisis is not climbing in stock market we have to make that connection, netflix isn't going to report next week