stuart: good morning. it is 10:00 eastern. you are looking at fox square in the middle of manhattan. see where we are now, all over the place but not much price change, dow is down 12 points, nasdaq down 25 points, don't call that much price movement. what is the yield? 3.69%, dropped below 370, two

year way above 4% so that indicates a recession. the price of oil, at $80 a barrel, bitcoin pricing at the 10 year -- wait a minute. can you get -- lauren: i think that is natural gas. stuart: not the 10 year treasury yield. all right, folks, now this. for those of us who know and love southwest florida the pictures we are seeing come as a real shock. for many years i owned a house in naples. i've always known there was a hurricane threat. the gold coast was generally spared the worst call we didn't feel immune but the threat level seemed low until ian arrived. we been living in a paradise, palm trees, beaches had to be fertile economy. on wednesday a lot of that

changed. ian emerged to the gulf of mexico had veered toward fort myers, storm surge pushed the ocean beyond the beach destroying everything on the water level and rushing into the heart of the city, more destruction. to the south, naples, first thing we knew of ian's severity was the site of the firehouse underwater. our heart goes out to the millions suffering, it will take a long time to clean up the mess and longer to rebuild. my house dodged a bullet, trees down, power out, no cell, internet or tv. we are a couple miles from the devastation. my daughter emma and my grandson kenny were in the house throughout the storm and put a brave face on it. we believe we are blessed, second hour of varney just getting started. look who is here.

jonathan koenig with us this morning. are we do for balance at any time soon? i want to know when it will start. >> it is an awful, 87% of stocks below the 50 day moving average, yesterday we had 900 new lows, the market is overdue, probably the best indicator, the pessimism, 60% of americans surveyed by individual investors, the single most bearish since 1987. we are due for it. could be in the midst of it right now. starting to see interest rates come down a little bit but the issue is is it in a bear market? 1979-1972 stock market went up

60%, you got to be nimble and liquid and focus on alternative assets picked over by the crowd. stuart: for long-term investors you are a trader, you trade in and out for a long time, the rest of us are long-term people. we have to figure out is in a bear market bounce or the real thing? tell us which way you think it will swing. >> that is what is infuriating about inflation. blame it on washington. inflation makes thinking long-term impossible. look at interest rates, the yield curve inverted promising recession and how can you invest 3 years out of 5 years out when you have no idea what that spending is going to be? the best indication the real long-term bottom is in is mass capitulation equivalent to the cover of businessweek, our

equities dead? we haven't gotten that yet, haven't seen mass layoffs, starting to pause some hirings. we are due for the amounts given that so many are pessimistic and next week whether it is 10% or 15%. stuart: i would love to see it. you have a great weekend. there is one stock really moving, a dow stock called nike down 11%. lauren: they have too much stuff. is that a nike problem or everyone problem, dick's sporting-goods, footlocker, lululemon all down 5, 6, seven% in some cases. stuart: the story is they've got a huge inventory build and discount which hurts their margins and get stuff out the door but don't get as much

revenue. lauren: the consumer would appreciate a deal but the consumer is pulling back in all sorts of ways, you have stuff at the time the consumers cutting back. stuart: tell me about carnival. lauren: your worst performer on the s&p and they reported earnings at a huge loss for the third quarter but i wanted to bring you some numbers. i know you have numbers, the cost of fuel is $668 million. you're going hundred $82 million, food $259 million, a a year ago 52 million, we are talking in one year's time an increase of $700 million for a like carnival to feed the people and keep the ship running. stuart: those numbers are astonishing. i don't like those numbers but they are stunning. what is with the blue apron middle delivery folks? lauren: the cfo has resigned, wasn't even cfo, typically

something like that would make stock go up but maybe there is no hope. stuart: we have a selloff and we have ian, the hurricane. president biden and florida governor ron desantis called a temporary truce, trying to work together on this hurricane. joining me as congressman steve scully's. the maneuvering looks like the presidential election set up biden versus desantis. what do you saying? >> i'm glad they are focused on the hurricane because governor desantis has done a great job making sure in advance people were prepared, areas where it would be pummeled and you saw powerful storm and you focus on recovery. need to keep the people in

florida in our prayers because we've been through it so many times in south louisiana. it is a tough time, people need to pull together and we need to work toward getting the community up and running and there will be time for the politics later. time to focus on helping people. stuart: well said. moving on. every house democrat voted against a bill that would require parental consent before school give services related to sexual orientation or gender identity. are you going to make education the big issue or one of the big issues in this election? >> it is perplexing when you watch how far left these folks of moved but i think inflation, energy, border security and parental involvement and kids education will be major issues in the november election. we rolled out our agenda, the republican house majority can

address these problems democrats have created but yesterday we forced of vote on the floor to say if given mental health counseling or gender identity counseling, should you as a parent know about it, every democrat noted -- voted no. don't think who should be in charge of your kids lives but i think it is the parent and you saw this in virginia, across the country, parents are fed up, going to school board meetings, the biden administration calling them domestic terrorists if they want a role in their kids education but parents are going to win this fight against the big government socialists but you can see on record who is in support of you having a say in your kids education in schools when they are trying to ram this gender garbage and other stuff down your throat and who is standing with parents and kids. stuart: thank you for being with us this morning on the

most important subject of the day, appreciate it. millions of people, this is going the other way, millions of people will be excluded from president biden's student loan forgiveness program. what happened? lauren: lawsuits or threat of lawsuits. the department of education, with older loans managed, perkins, they don't qualify for the forgiveness if they didn't consolidate to a direct loan with the government before yesterday. remarkable reversal what happened like that, as hillary told us, 6 attorney general filed a lawsuit against student loan debt forgiveness. the administration likely fears more lawsuits from the banks because the banks can now say customers switched out loans with the federal government and that caused us harm. how many are affected by this? 4 to 5 million have these loans

but the doe says 800,000 would be affected who didn't switch to a direct loan from the government, would not qualify for relief. it is complicated. stuart: some people are now excluded. got it. eagle pass texas has become the epicenter of the border crisis, the mayor there says the white house never reached out to him. we got a report on that one coming up. nato sews the nordstream pipeline leaks were the result of sabotage. they are considering taking military action in response. we have details their too. desperate rescue search operations underway in florida, 21 dead confirmed dead. officials warn that number will likely be higher, robert ray will bring us the latest development from fort myers next.

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stuart: where are we now in the stock market, a good deal of the loss is accounted for by nike which is 10%, 11% it is a now stock monastic up 14 points, search and rescue operations underway, 21 confirmed dead across the state. robert ray is in fort myers which saw the rest though - the worst of the destruction. what is the worst? >> reporter: good morning. you see this series of yachts behind me pushed up by the surge. this is cooper's landing and there is debris everywhere. i was talking to the yacht

broker who is trying to figure and sort this mess out and if you stand by i will try to grab mike because i want you to hear this, the logistics of the situation right now, you are on fox business. we talked a moment ago, tell us the complexities of this deal. we have two yachts better destroyed, what is going on with your accounting here? >> they are both under contract though it under contract for purchase. $350,000, it is still owned by the owner, jean johnson because we haven't closed yet. we were finalizing repairs before we could close. the other one the same situation. conditional acceptance, waiting to get a couple items fixed.

they are a total loss, 1/4 of $1 million. >> high deductible on his insurance. >> $650,000. total of million dollars. >> how from a business standpoint do you go forward at this point with the yachts in these conditions and deals that are not totally signed, how do you move forward with this? >> it is up to the insurance companies. i will continue on and get more listings and make more sales, i've got a 52 footer in river forest, it made it. them another boat listed, survey on the 10th if i can make it over there. i don't have any big boats, these are gone. got to get more big boat listings but it will be starting over basically from 0.

my office is gone. never know what life will throw at you. forge forward. thank you. you hear the firsthand account, business owners and yacht brokers going through right now, appreciate you bearing down with us on this but this is the situation on the side of the road all the way down to the barrier islands, right now they are in a search and rescue mode devastated. we see those visuals from above and this is what is happening as helicopters are buzzing above us, people trying to figure out what they do with their homes, cell service is spotty, 20 one confirmed dead, thousands in shelters and the governor talking about the coordination as so many people try to work through this.

neil: you bring it home to us, thank you very much indeed. i want to bring in the chief executive from corpus christi, the third-largest porch in the united states, the ceo of that, thank you. anything you can do to help folks in florida? >> the transportation fuel, first responders now today to get their economy back up and operational in the wake of her acadian most of those transportation fuels are refined in texas and shipped via vessel to florida. we are standing ready to ensure they have all the fuels they need from search and rescue and to get their economy back in operation. stuart: i want you to respond to a news report and at the

last 15 minutes, suspicious drone activity around north sea oil platforms, suspicion being maybe they could be attacked maybe by the russians. is the port of corpus christi -- corpus christi a target? >> we are the largest gateway for us energy exports from the united states in crude oil, number 2 in liquefied natural gas and number 3 refined products so certainly as you see energy becoming more pivotal in foreign-policy and national security as we see with the nordstream 2 disruption in the ecological and economic implications that will give to western europe and the saber rattling mr. pruden is engaged in we believe we could be a target, those threats have to be mitigated with federal, state and local partners but unquestionably as our prominence goes on the international stage. stuart: can you tell me if you have been pinged for a cyber

attack? >> we've seen an expert enjoy increase, we have a full-time staff on cybersecurity, we made an announcement about getting a certificate from the state of texas, the first port in texas related to cybersecurity, we've seen certain increase in cyber attacks but we are also looking at the physical infrastructure making sure we are protecting physical infrastructure from nefarious acts. blue when your port is the largest exporter of liquefied natural gas. >> we are number 2 in liquefied natural gas. they have the largest export facility in louisiana. stuart: you know it is under attack, the idea of exporting natural gas not popular in many quarters. >> popular with our western european allies who see a major disruption from the russian gas provisioning.

it is absolutely critical for us, the united states, to produce more natural gas, to get that natural gas to get shipped to our allies if we are going to keep these nato alliances intact and keep our policy with russia intact. stuart: thanks for any help you can get to florida. the ceo of the port of corpus christi, thank you for being here, thanks a lot. nato, the pipeline is a big deal, is called the nordstream pipeline sabotage, i can't believe this they are threatening military action. >> this changes the conversation from where will there be enough heat, 2 explosions being intentional and nato left the door open to a military response on critical infrastructure after not just one but several leaks far apart on these pipelines suggesting it doesn't just happen.

someone did that. pruden blames the west for wrecking the pipelines but if you speak to you but he did officials they say it looks like pruden had his hands all over this santa talk of the energy situation in europe there have been riots in france or four days now. some of the workers are on strike too, france, germany, western europe having a major problem with this energy situation. 40% of their gas came from russia, 9% at last check and with nordstream it is going to 0. stuart: we must encourage corpus christi to export liquefied natural gas to help the europeans him you're doing the right thing. florida's insurance industry already unstable and hurricane ian could push it past the brink, we will break down what property owners like to know after this.

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stuart: where are we?

down one hundred 15 for the down duster leverage, 17 doubt points, nike, dow stock way down, s&p down 3, nasdaq up 30 points. let's look at the cryptos, bitcoin priced at 15,090 points. our millennials beginning to walk away from the cryptos? >> my answer is yes. all generations are skeptical but mostly millennials, these are people 26 to 41, 49% were comfortable investing in them. that is when prices hit record highs. now it has fallen to 29%. you play the crypto currency market it was like winning the lottery because they kept going up. but a lot of older people know and now millennials that you build over time. stuart: nothing like losing money to put you off of investment. especially if you lose your share. let's look at the other movers. marathon digital connected to the crypto.

lauren: marathon digital has more than doubled 106% and it is not the only one that has gained so much. it is up a lot today. bitcoin is only down 2% in the quarter. it took the bigger hit. we talked about the slowdown, range bound for a couple months, the slowdown hit earlier this year. it is remarkable when you talk about stocks being down 7% or 8%, they are kind of flat and some companies doubling. stuart: some are pleased to hear that. bitcoin people would love to hear that. lauren: that i said stabilizing? but it has. stuart: we do not disagree except bitcoin is gambling chip and you don't think that way. microsoft. lauren: just for you. it is half of 1%.

you are going to love what raymond james says. initiated coverage outperforming $300 price target. they see, quote, a collection of sustainable advantages, strong positioning and cloud gaming, digital advertising. stuart: they know a thing or two on raymond james. stuart: thank you very much. ian, the hurricane, is going to test already severely challenged homeowner insurance industry in florida. do we know what the losses are? >> the original estimates were 20 to 40 billion, this morning, moments ago we spoke to ceo of an insurance company who said 40 to 60, think about those numbers, reinsurance totals, $16 billion. it is going to be a problem. the insurance market has been taking a blow already and this

will make recovery more difficult for homeowners eager to start those repairs. >> a couple of issues at work, excessive litigation, fraudulent roof schemes were commonplace. you came into hurricane season in 2020 in the state of florida, a lot of issues going on, nothing to do with natural disasters. >> reporter: at least we 6 insurers closed this year before ian made landfall and another 30 on the state's watchlist due to financial instability. office as florida has missed a direct hurricane hit in recent years. damage claims for ian, insurers bringing the state to operator citizens, once insurer of last resort, the industry leader, one. 3 million policy holders. the state has the highest insurance premiums in the country more than double, nearly triple the national average, experts bracing for

higher premiums in the wake of ian. even citizens deep pockets have substantial reserves, may not be enough to make most homeowners whole, that is because the vast majority of damage left in the wake of he and his do to flooding and only 18%, for people told to evacuate are covered by federal flood insurance policies. just as major hurricanes have become political footballs ian may do the same. gubernatorial candidate charlie crist criticizing ron desantis for not fixing the ailing insurance market before ian's landfall, lots of shoes to drop a. stuart: thank you very much. i want to bring in the chief executive of tampa international airport. did you get damage from the storm? >> we have very little damage and we are back up and operating at this point.

stuart: i presume you are going to be swamped with a lot of people getting back to the state and a lot of people trying to leave the state. what should we know? for heading to the airport? >> we will get 27,000 passengers today, more tomorrow. we will be, the airlines updating their aircraft because demand is so high. there will be more people out here but check with the airlines, check if you are on time and get out a couple hours early. stuart: it must be in its ordinary job trying to reschedule all the canceled flights and all the people who want to get in and out, must be one enormous job. >> really complicated to reopen an airport after closing it and reopening involves coordination between the faa, the airline crews, everyone on the same page to get it running smoothly and that is what we've done. we started at 10:00 this

morning, receiving flights and the terminal is crowded. stuart: i take it you got all your people back to work? >> everybody is back to work, not to have sustained any damage. stuart: congratulations, tampa international airport, great stuff as a lot of people rely on you today and tomorrow and the rest of the week, appreciate it very much. we have -- the other extreme, we have a list of the worst big airports called mega airports, in north america. who tops the list? lauren: newark. passengers say it is dirty. chicago o'hare didn't do much better. the lines are too long, lax is too crowded, they don't like toronto, pearson up north either. the best come minneapolis-st. paul. stuart: a list of the worst,

chicago, boston, one airport the was always on the list was la guardia but they did a fantastic renovation job. lauren: i go to my newest restaurant and order a nice glass of wine, highly recommend. stuart: you are too younger to start forgetting things. stuart: i have the italian -- alexandria ocasio cortez says access to abortion is an economic issue. >> forcing poor and working-class people to give birth against their ability to provide for themselves or a child is a profound economic issue. stuart: we will try to explain that one. president biden is celebrating justice ketanji brown's debut even though there have been some terrible decisions.

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tell me more. >> new dynamic in washington, democrats control the white house and both houses of congress but there is still, that seems to bother president biden. >> the supreme court is broken. >> president biden: the supreme court made some decisions. >> he said this summer the supreme court gained a colic with world-class intellect and dignified temperament with the strongest credentials imaginable. and and including legality of forgiving student loan debt or some issues of women's health even after roe versus wade was overturned to the dismay of white house officials. >> there has been urgency from day one when the supreme court

made this decision to take away our constitutional right. it was an unconstitutional action by the. a right that was around for almost 50 years. >> that decision already made. president biden and his team can say they are very upset about that abortion ruling but at the same time his midterm team is making their pitch all about the abortion ruling. stuart: good stuff, thanks a lot. we've got a new poll that shows republican candidates lead among independent voters in a key battleground state. which one? lauren: wisconsin. the poll finds among independent respondents on the generic congressional ballot in the state of wisconsin republicans were the preferred party to 49%, only 39% plan on voting democrat this fall and that is showing up in the

senate race with senator ron johnson doing better than his opponent and in the gubernatorial race because the republican tim michael's polling better than governor tony evers it was a democrat. stuart: thanks, there have been more than 2 million migrant encounters this year alone. former president clinton admits there is a limit to how many migrants the us can accept. organ quietly considering a program to house and provide housing for illegal migrants. jason rantz has the story after this. ♪ ♪

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there need to be some control at the border because we are seeing a big surge? here is bill clinton's answer. >> there is a limit to how many migrants any society can take without severe disruption. and our system is based much more on an assumption that things would be more normal. >> i wonder if he was trying to hold back something else. a flashback to bill clinton's state of the union in 1995. >> the public service that imposes burdens on our taxpayers, why are admin a station has moved to secure our borders more, hiring a record number of new border guards, twice as many currently liens as before, cracking down on illegal hiring, barring welfare benefits to illegal aliens.

lauren: that was democrat in the 90s and this is them now, 2. one plus million encounters at the border this year as well. we when his voice was much stronger in 95. lauren: he is 76 now. stuart: governor desantis, while he is dealing with hurricane ian democrats want to the transportation secretary pete buddha judge to investigate in the middle of a hurricane. lauren: deception related to the migrants to martha's vineyard, 6 massachusetts democrats led by senator ed marky let -- wrote a letter and they asked him to investigate ron desantis. he also led to the lawsuit by civil rights group on behalf of them. hurricane, lawsuit. stuart: oregon quietly considering a program to house illegal migrants.

jason rantz is with us. why are they doing this? i suspect oregon needs workers and migrants could be workers. is that why they are doing it? >> it is possible. if they don't tell us why this is a program that is meant to be kept in the dark, the department of human services on friday of last week held this meeting in which they told staff members we are considering a program, a massive program that will last in perpetuity that will be expensive and expansive, migrants coming into this country illegally, they acknowledged in this recording that ending title 42 led to this influx and want them to be treated as welcome guests but don't want to tell people about this too much because they fear

governors in border states, talking about texas and florida might end up sending too many to the state of oregon, the fact of the matter is the program is in the hands of the governor to decide if she's going to do that. stuart: the case of the border town across the southern border. here is another one. a professor at cornell warns universities are limiting the meaning of objective truth by teaching critical race theory. what is the reasoning? >> i think this professor is off in his assessment even though i agree with the dangers, they have this left-wing swing that basically says what we used to know isn't truth. it was pushed forward by white supremacists on the history side and sister and her men on

the biology side and trying to reshape everything which is why they are so dangerous, when you have crt in the classroom it poses most danger because kids being indoctrinated with the stuff, they are being chosen to be our next leaders, next ceos and with that comes a lot of responsibility and ability to shift the direction of our culture. when you give people this power and they come from such a dramatic positions or view the world in these dramatic positions they can end up changing things on the ground that impact our everyday life. people in charge telling you our institutions are found on white supremacy and have to be dismantled, they will be dismantled and rebuilding them in the lens of crt or whatever it was there end goal is because they don't acknowledge crt is an actual thing. >> one day we will see the politics of northwestern united

states changed. you are a noble soldier. we've got some green, nasdaq up 70, dow is now up two points. where are we with that? we have a 3. 74%. still well below the yield on the 2-year treasury so it is still indicating recession, gold $16.82 per ounce. 19,000 and change, almost $20,000, the price of oil $79.88, natural gas, where is that? $6.99. i'm interested in the price of gas because it has gone up again overnight, it is $3.79. that's the shocker. california $6.29 on average for regular up $0.09. more than that.

it was $6.18, it was up $0.11 overnight. that's a significant gain. still had texas congressman chip roy, mercedes schlapp and neil sean, political maneuvering around hurricane ian speaks volumes about presidential politics with the storm it is governor desantis versus president biden, ian is just the latest battleground in presidential politics. that is "my take" next. ♪ ♪ wealth plan across your full financial picture.

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>> there were some democrats out there kind of salivating that ian would hurt desantis. president biden is not making decisions. he wants to make it appear is because they know florida has good leadership. >> short-term investor, you may want this. >> they wouldn't break the lows two weeks ago. at some point it will turn on a

dime and if you are not invested, not enough optimism out there it will be a big problem if you are an investor. >> got to be liquid and the alternative accepts paid by the crowd? >> it is friday morning and let's go straight to the money. not that much price movement on the stock market although the nasdaq is up 93 points, the dow struggling to show a gain of 10 points because nike is a dow stock but down 10% or 11%. show me big tech, very much in the news recently, beaten down across the board, fractional gains, meta is up 2. 8% as amazon is up one%, apple down again