>> we can to the lows before the end of the year and see what earnings pictures we have going into the fourth quarter and still have to face the fed raising rates for some time. >> it is not a good time to buy stocks until we see inflation begin to abate and the fed take their foot off the neck of the market. >> the fed is convinced inflation is on a downward path but we are not there yet. >> we only on utilities, staples and a little bit of

energy. no tech, no snow no high data. we think those are going to be the names you want to number in the of next year. then in my opinion will be a buying opportunity of a lifetime and i will go from being bearish to finally extremely bullish once we get to that time period. stuart: i should have known that. what is wrong with you? you don't know iggy? get out of here. 11:00 east coast time, wednesday september 21st. fall begins tomorrow. the market shows green, this is said day showing a gain of one hundred 50 from the dow, how about big tech? there is one winner and that is microsoft. the rest of them are down. maybe it is because treasury

yields are still way up. the 10 year is 3. 56% and as we told you all morning, above 4%. now this. it undermines confidence when the president of the united states cannot address key issues directly, or simply ignores them. for example the border, obviously a crisis, flying migrants to martha's vineyard made the whole country aware of the chaos yet the president says it is all different now. migrants are coming from venezuela, cuba, can't send them back. that's your answer to 2 million illegals a year, tons of fentanyl and a couple dozen terrorists, it is not good enough. there's the same deliberate avoidance of the inflation problem. it is all 60 minutes, quote, the inflation rate month-to-month was just an inch, hardly at all. it is not convincing and voters are not convinced there's hardly any inflation.

and nbc paul 63% said they fall behind, 63%, and nbc paul, you can't walk away, and and his handlers often have to walk it back. he said the pandemic is over. within hours, karine jean-pierre said there is a lot of work to do. she would not repeat the pandemic is over and when the president said us troops wouldn't defend taiwan, he was in its before the staff contradicted him. so who is really in charge, what really is the policy? so long as president of confusion continues and staff keeps changing statements, we cannot be sure who is really calling the shots. third hour of varney just getting started. ♪ stuart: gentlemen on the right-hand side of the screen

from texas, will cane joins us now. who really is in charge? >> i think the answer is the united states is on autopilot. i think there is an administrative state the remains regardless of election cycle, remains somewhat regardless of political party, that really ends up making not conspiratorial man behind the curtain calls but the inertia of existence justification for who knows what number of acronyms and bureaucracies, dhs and these organizations are the autopilot mechanism of the government, the ones, by the way, that were so beside themselves, defensive in power when it was suggested there's a second administration of donald trump he would take not a butcher knife but a surgical knife, cut out some element of the administrative state.

i think that is what you see with the doj, the fbi, every organization leading to policies to remain the same no matter which political party is in power. stuart: good point indeed. any moment president biden will address world leaders at the united nations. bearing in mind putin raffled his nukes earlier today and threatened nukes and mobilized his reservists, how do you think president biden should respond to putin's nuclear threats? >> as opposed to mystic policies being on autopilot this is a place the president should wield some power when it comes to foreign policy but the military industrial complex kind of runs that regime regardless of political party but the president has to be careful. we are talking, to tie this into your "my take," the power of a speech, the power of pr

and you are dealing with nuclear brinksmanship. you can't have a guy that has to have his comments walked back by his administration in hours, a guy who breeds confusion. you need to have strength but also intelligence. to play chess in vladimir putin is capable. i don't know if he is capable or willing to use the nuclear button, but president biden, i don't think anybody on the world stage believes he is coherent, dealing and clarity and dealing from a position of strength after afghanistan and some of the stuff you highlighted at the top of the show. stuart: it is not what you want from our president at a moment like this but i think it is what we are going to get. we will see the president momentarily, bring the highlights of his speech. thank you for being with us. appreciate it. original thinker, pretty good. the market still in the green, not a huge rally, fed day but

there you go. what do you say to this? recession, which we are probably going into, equals lower profits which is probably going to happen he wills the stock market that will go down. what do you say? >> all we have seen is multiples of come down, we haven't seen the profit side of the equation as we know when it comes to the stock market the stock market is a function of earnings and multiples and high inflation, interest rates going up multiples have come down and that caused the drawdown so far. profits have remained steady. i heard a lot of people calling for profits recessions, we haven't seen that yet but in the third quarter earnings growth is expected to be around 5%. however if you strip out energy-1.5, it seems the first domino is about to fall and if

that happens, it is pretty easy to see the market dropping 10%, 20%, 30% lower. it is painful. it is painful. stuart: no, no, no. >> to provide full transparency to the viewers watching the i sound pretty bearish but we are not one hundred% in cash, we are 80% invested, 20% in cash, which is the highest cash level we can hold per hour mandate but within 80% that is investment. for those people who are invested i don't think you need to bail on stocks cash out of the market because if you are wrong it is painful if you miss a 20%, 30% increase in stocks. stuart: a few seconds ago, the 2-year treasury hit 4% and climbing, 4.01%. that is going to hit the big techs i am sure. >> big tech has been underperforming relative to the s&p which, when is the last

time you saw that happen? maybe never at least since we started calling it big tech. stuart: times have changed. >> a lot of growth stocks hammered by higher rates. stuart: we put big techs on screen. microsoft above 4%, down on alphabet, amazon, apple, meta platforms. $144. zuckerberg has lost 70 one billion dollars of his wealth because he invested in facebook, meta-blooge >> that is a lot of money. stuart: it doesn't matter. you lost 70. thanks very much, you stay there for the hour please. to alert everyone, president biden is addressing the united nations general assembly. we will bring you the highlights and headlines as we proceed. lauren is with us, movers

including airbnb. lauren: not just guests complaining about the fees but hosts complaining and sharing their horror stories on social media. why is this important? that is the market. airbnb is largely unregulated. there are reports they have a crisis team and try to sweep up these nightmares the hosts complain about, the unauthorized parties, messes, guests who will leave. the stock is down 2.5. stuart: you've got a real problem. fr frearmakes batteries and they are up 13%. lauren: electric vehicle batteries and adam jonas name topics as the price doubled to $26 and an awful case scenario going up to $60, 350%, a beneficiary of the inflation reduction act. stuart: market is shaking his

head. you missed that. >> i missed it but i own invx, electric battery maker. it is up substantially this year. lauren: since the inflation reduction act. stuart: we will gloss over it. >> i missed it. stuart: peloton back in the news. lauren: very expensive. it is a niche market, we can add more pain subscribers now expanding the partnership with united health, the number of people eligible, and put benefits toward that. it is still down. >> go hard for 30 seconds, the

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stuart: another busload of migrants just arrived in new york city first thing this morning. congressman andy biggs from arizona joins us now. long time no see. is your state, arizona, bussing any migrants out? and if not, why not? >> yes they are, you just don't hear about it. they are bussing people to new york and dc as well. stuart: arizona border protection, arizona folks found thousands of rainbow colored

fentanyl pills at various ports of entry. i don't see anything stopping this. why don't we publicize the names of the leaders of the cartels? we know who they are presumably. can't we do that? >> we should be. stuart: you know what, folks? it is back. the video just froze for a second. would you please begin your answer again. >> lots to do but when you talk about fentanyl seizures, most were ports of entry, we are not hearing about all of this stuff, the drugs that come through ports of entry, we should be -- stuart: okay, we've got that problem again. >> application. stuart: the video suddenly freezes, the glories of live television. what is going on?

i understand perplexity there but let's give it 1/3 try, you start your answer again. >> what you can do is publicize the bad guys, you have to go after the apps that are recruiting young people to act as smugglers for drugs and traffickers. and people recruiting these people, these kids and sentence the kids because -- stuart: okay. we have to end that there. we've given a three good tries in the congress amended get something out there. away to look at this, we knew drone video shows one hundred 50 migrants crossing the border in intense heat. alexis mcadams is that i eagle pass, what are you seeing now?

>> reporter: another busy morning, hundreds of migrants in eagle pass, texas, war migrants cross here than any other part of the southern border according to new data. we see those large groups like this morning, look at your screen, earlier this morning we cut up a large group of migrants coming across the rio grande river right into the united states being processed by border patrol agents who leave their patrols to do that paperwork. this comes as sources tell fox news that for the first time ever the adult rio sector has surged past the rio grande valley clocking in 463,000 migrant encounters and counting. it is not just people crossing on foot, smugglers are out in full force on texas highways. look at this man posing as a driver for moving company was busted after investigators found a dozen migrants hiding in the back of his truck.

you can see he was taken into custody. just one of the smugglers arrested in the last few months as migrants pour into the united states, agents tell us it is difficult to know who these people aren't if they have a criminal record once they get here. is month agents arrested a mexican citizen a group connect acted of third-degree sexual assault in connecticut. that is the mug shot of a layer radio martinez, he was deported in 2015, but he was spotted by border cameras this month in texas and taken back into custody yet again. also, let's take a live look at the fox drone team camara along the rio grande river, officials tell us most of migrants coming in now are from mexico, venezuela, nicaragua and cuba. people who live here have one question. they want to know when is the federal government going to step in? when is the president himself going to come out here and see these migrants going across the river every single day and here in eagle pass, texas, that is

putting a major strain on local resources and when people call 911 or need help these border patrol officers, city and sheriffs don't have a lot of time to show up for people who live here. stuart: it is shocking and it only gets worse. thanks for being with us. the border report is a key part of this program. we have a city in north carolina giving away free cash to former inmates. obvious question. who is paying for it? ashley: it comes from a variety of nonprofit groups and donations including one from former twitter ceo jack dorsey. the city of durham is giving $500 month stipend to 109 formerly incarcerated people, the pilot program part of a nationwide project called mayors for guaranteed income, 44 cities across the country announced they are taking part, the city of durham says the guaranteed income is meant to

supplement rather than replace the existing social safety net. in this case the city says the additional source of income will give former inmates the time to transition into build a new life, critics say for these plants to work the guaranteed income should replace, not just supplement other forms of welfare programs. this is a program going on around the country, 34 cities and counting. stuart: okay, thanks. 44 cities and counting, handing out free cash. universal income programs. how stupid have we become? >> this is completely absurd. this is a slap in the face to all the victims. these are prisoners who committed a crime. on the other end of that crime there is a victim whether it is store they stole from or a person they assaulted, there's a victim and now all of a sudden we are giving reparations, sorry we locked you up, let us give you some

money. as you mentioned it is universal basic income which is inflationary which further still could backfire but it blows my mind what is happening in this world. of the one the moral question, the morality of it, something for nothing. something for nothing. >> giving it to these individuals in particular. i'm all for figuring out how to reintegrate criminals into society, but just giving them money? there's got to be a better way than that. stuart: thank you very much. the dow is up 134, nasdaq of 34, s&p up 17. the dow winners, walmart top of the list, home depot, so is boeing, s&p 500 winners top the list of general mills, serial folks doing well. luminaries there, top of the nasdaq list is a luminary

again, sky works, and nvidia coming back a little. no analysis shows you will pay 17% more to heat your home this winter compared to last year. i think it will be a lot more than that. why isn't the president talking about that? basketball star kyree irving blasting vaccine mandates calling them, quote, one of the biggest violations of human rights in history. lara trump addresses that next. ♪

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bring to you pronto. new york city dropped its vaccine mandate for private employers but city workers need the jabber. basketball star kyree irving think that is ridiculous, here' s the tweet, if i can work and be unvaccinated than all my brothers and sisters who are also an vaccinated in vaccinated should be able to do the same without being disconnected against, vilified or fired. this and forced vaccine pandemic is one of the biggest violations of human rights in history, strong stuff indeed. lara trump is with us, the president says the pandemic is over, why not drop all mandates now? please. >> it is a great question. what is going on? at least in new york city, use our earlier this week, 850 teachers and staff at new york city schools were fired because they weren't vaccinated and the problem is there is no science backing to any of this, you have president biden on 60

minutes saying the pandemic is over, welcome to the party because a lot of us were already there, we've been there a long time. i live in florida, what pandemic? we haven't known about anything and year plus but the problem is you have places like new york city and so many cities and states across america, they have gotten a lot of money under the guise of covid. you see why it is a problem for the democrats, the biden administration, president biden said that because they are banking on this emergency, staying in place so they can pay off student loans and get a few more votes for the democrats they hope as they head towards the midterm elections but kyree irving is exactly right. this is ridiculous, totally absurd, it is a violation of at least our constitutional rights, the government should never be able to tell you whether or not you have to have a medical procedure but here we are in america. it is ridiculous. it needs to end, people need to get on with their lives and

anyone who has lost their job over the past year plus, military come at doctors, nurses, police officers et cetera, it is an absolute shame that should have never happened. stuart: at some point let me know exactly how you feel. you know what i mean? change the subject. this is interesting. we've got a new time magazine article claims parents are turning public schools into political battlegrounds. it says, quote, parents are fracturing communities and diverting time and energy from teaching and learning. you are a mom. how far is too far? >> a lot of parents got a big wake-up call with covid. they saw what their kids were learning or weren't learning in the classroom and earlier this month we got this report about the fact that as relates to reading and math our children across america have seen a historic drop in their test

scores because of covid because for two years they were not in school, they were not learning anything. we know how far behind the united states has fallen behind other developed nations as relates to education and i think what parents want is their child to be prepared for the future, you want the basics, you want them to be able to reach basic standards when it comes to reading, math, science, not focused on pronouns, gender identity, critical race theory and you do have a lot of schools out there that have put that into their curriculum and a lot of teachers focusing on that and especially putting books forward that probably are not suitable for young children to read. i think this article claims a lot about parents, saying parents are getting a little crazy, maybe rightly so.

we want our children to be prepared, we want our next generation to take the reins from us when the time comes and right now it does not feel like that is happening as it should. stuart: it is exasperating, the stuff keeps on coming at you. thanks for being with us, always a pleasure. tepper is still with me. he's got kids in school. do you think parents are fracturing communities? >> i think woke is fracturing communities. as parents we want to know who is teaching our children and we want to know what they are learning and we have every right to know that stuff. lara mentioned the fourth grade tests in reading and math which completely fell off a cliff because not only was there at home learning but in addition to that, schools are deciding they would rather push these woke concepts down pat parents throats, just a quick story so my oldest daughter is in tenth grade and when she was applying to high school she had to write her essays to get in.

i also had to write an essay. the question that was posed to me was we believe in equity. how do you integrate equity into your lifestyle or something like that and my response was i don't believe in equity at all. equity to me implies equity, equality of outcome. i believe in equality of opportunity. if that is a value you guys find to be extremely important than this is not the right school for my daughter. asked me if she got in. stuart: did you get in? >> he got in. at the end of the day, while they were pushing that woke concepts, only doing it when it benefits them. when it didn't benefit them and was going to cost the money they didn't care anymore. stuart: good story, very good story. we believe in equity. the market, a market is green, dow is up 140 and this is fed day.

susan is back watching twitter and tesla. >> the $44 billion deal, elon musk being deposed next week, lawyers in delaware court, may stretch into 1/3 day and the tv film mogul jeffrey katzenberg talking his new cybersecurity company, and i asked about elon musk because he knows elon musk and what his thoughts are, and musk is an entrepreneur, big personality, brilliant but here's his thoughts whether the deal is going to go through? >> it is certainly a fun roller coaster ride to watch, and it is elon's world and we are living in it. >> does it put off anybody?

>> magnitude smarter than me and i am mesmerized by his vision and ambition. he is literally the most creative innovative person of our time. >> what comes with that is sometimes you are little crazy. stuart: is he going to buy twitter or not? lauren: there are penalties and damages, more likely according to a lot of people. stuart: california's governor newsom ramping up taxes against republicans. listen to this. >> they are as dumb as they want to be an doubling down on stupid and we will not follow their path. we are going in a different direction. of the one dumb? interesting use of that word. he is saying, fueling rumors he's going to run into thousand 24. i am a betting guy, i'm not, but i think he will.

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stuart: look who is here, can ken goldman, the man from golden auctions. he has babe ruth's game worn broken dodgers uniform, the poignant moment, because last night aaron judge tied his record for 60 home runs and you have is traveling baseball unit.

>> babe retired in 1935 it was hired by the brooklyn dodgers in 1938 to be the first base coach so this is his, i will stand up and show this, pretty big, they have a strap at the bottom they made especially for him to hold his stomach in, but you can see the chain-link braiding from 1938, a game used uniform on the last uniform he wore on a professional baseball field is a player or coach and is graded a perfect 10. stuart: half-million for that? >> probably close to 2 million plus. a michael jordan jersey sold for $10 million, what should babe ruth go for? stuart: good question, looking for 2 million. next one, mickey mantle's world series hat.

>> this is from 1961. everyone should know because that's the year roger marist hit 61 home runs so this is a game used mickey mantle hat from 60 one world series and this we expect to go in the $100,000 range. stuart: one hundred thousand dollar plus for a hat. 40, fifty-year-old hat. >> very special. stuart: when i hear the word onis wagoner i know it is a baseball card and it is valuable, which one have you got? >> this is the card. this is from 1909, the famous one that was pulled from production because they did not want to promote tobacco. they are psa graded, 36 of these known in the world. this is a one. 5 which may seem like a lower grade, however it is in the top 55% of all grades, 19 cards with lesser grade and it has a nice back, you can see, stick

this in the tobacco packs, the current bidding on this card, it is the holy grail, nobody has ever bought one of these cards and then went to resell it and sold it for a lower price, nothing, no other asset can we say that, current bidding is at 2. 3 million. we expect this to go between 4, and $5 million. with one that is the holy grail. >> the famous t 206 card. stuart: you are very proud to have it. last one, jackie robinson -- is this a game used -- >> number 32, this is a game used glove used in the 55-56 season, comes with the letter with the dodgers as well as a dna letter of authenticity, this, we expect half-million dollars. we when do you spend your life

scouring the country for baseball sports memorabilia? >> i spend a lot of time doing it. stuart: you are such a star, they come to you, don't they? >> they do. people on social media are talking about aaron judge, if i catch the ball i'm not giving it back to judge. they know we will get the highest price at golden auctions for it. we when you just advertised. >> of course i do. stuart: good luck with the auction and thanks for bringing this stuff along. >> everything here ends next saturday at golden auctions and you can check us out online. of the one goldenauctions.com. >> goldenauctions. or golden.gov. stuart: when is the netflix special going to come out which i'm in with you? >> the netflix series, season one is 6 episodes. the release date is up to them. i think the -- probably

sometime in the next three or four months, a good bet to see on that flex. stuart: do you ever want to come back on this program? >> absolutely. stuart: thanks. the market, the dow industrials, all 30 of them, three quarters of them are up, fed point the fed will raise rates this afternoon, don't know how much, markets in advance. the white house sending mixed signals, mixed messages about the pandemic, role that tape. >> president biden: the pandemic is over. >> the president said, he was very clear in his 60 minutes interview the covid remains a problem and we are fighting it. stuart: senator bill cassidy is a doctor. does he think the pandemic is over? i will ask him next.

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stuart: the governor of california, gavin newsom, going after republican governors. what is he saying this time? ashley: the governor of

california leveling his latest attack in a climate meeting in new york, take a listen. >> to those conservative governors out there, greg abbott and others, they are as dumb as they want to be and they are doubling down on stupid and we will not follow their path. ashley: newsom has been fighting on social media with governor ron desantis challenging him to a debate on immigration saying desantis is struggling, distracted and busy playing politics with people's lives. desantis responded by saying newsom's hair gel is interfering with his brain function adding he didn't know if california could reliably keep the power on to have a debate. you don't mess with ron desantis and as for gavin newsom he should be thanking desantis for taking care of so many of his residents who moved to florida. we when that is a good angle

right there. i will check the price of oil, $83 a barrel today, we have a new analysis that shows the average household pays 17% more to heat a home this winter compared to last year. i think it will be more than that, senator bill cassidy joins me now. i don't understand why the president doesn't talk about this. we will get zapped this winter. >> is not talking about it because he does not have real solutions. he would rather go to the un, speak about promoting green energy which is great, we want that is a post talking about the fact that some predict families will pay 32% more on their utility bill this winter. he needs to lower the cost to protect the consumer from those costs, lower the rate of inflation, he'd wants to change the subject. but when the answer is to frak for more natural gas and drill for more oil but we are not doing it and he won't do it. >> the private sector is doing

it but they have been so slow to do it on public lands. off the gulf coast of louisiana we could increase production if they would give permits. we are not talking new leases which they held up and killed, we are talking permits that would go into existing leases and they continue to hold that. by the way, creating really good paying jobs for people in louisiana, across the nation, sometimes you think they don't care. stuart: sometimes you do think that. you are doctor. president biden told 60 minutes that the pandemic was over. the white house quickly walked that back. as a doctor would you tell us, are we still in a pandemic? >> when you go to the lsu football game i'm not sure there was a single person wearing a mask out of one hundred thousand people, there were five, people are behaving as if the pandemic is over and if you look at admission rates and death rates, 400 people

died last week. i'm not minimizing that, but in general people are living their lives and coronavirus has become like the flu virus except instead of a flu season being in winter, coronavirus is all year-round, people are living with it. stuart: successfully actual he. sorry it was so short but very active newsday today. hope you come back soon. here we go, it is 11:55 precisely, the wednesday trivia question, very good one, can't easily look it up. how many times has congress declared war? 6? 11? 15? 20? pick a number. the answer after this.

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♪ lauren: good question, how many times has congress declared war. ashley, mark with me. ashley, you're first? >> i go with six. seems like a low number. stuart: mark, i h mark? >> i will go with 11. stuart: 11. 11, we got it right. by the way the as time the united states officially declared war was 1942. how about that? pearl harbor was december 1941. by 42 we had declared war. tepper, what is it about you having a cartoon of you and i?

>> look how handsome you look, stu. stuart: which one am i? >> my nose is a little big. but you look good my man. stuart: i'm on the left? >> you're on the left. stuart: you don't have yellow hair. >> shout out to adrian, is my cartoonist. they prepare presentations with a little fun and humor. stuart: only analyst with a cartoonist. time is up, neil. neil: we're getting word that donald trump has been sued for fraud by new york attorney general. you're looking at letitia james the new york attorney general who filed the lawsuit against donald trump and the trump organization, for quote, engaging in years of financial fraud to enrich himself, his family, the trump organization. all of this on the same day the federal reserve is meeting, likely going to raise rates another 3/4 of a point. this in the case o