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.

the tenure treasury yield coming in at 3.73%. now this. the political maneuvering around hurricane ian speaks volumes about president of politics. it is governor desantis versus president biden. when the governor flew migrants to martha's vineyard he was going after the president's open border policy, deliver it poke in the eye to poke desantis on the national map and it worked. the border became a national issue and the president looked back. then came ian. governor desantis jumped all over it. he took charge, he knows ian is a test of his executive talent just like migrant flights to the border, florida's hurricane puts desantis on the national stage, he is the standout republican, the president wants a standout democrat so he has entered, he has gotten into it, hurricane management business, visiting fema, urged floridians

to obey the warnings and promise general financial help, he planted his flag on desantis's own turf, in the past president's response to a storm has had a big impact on his presidency. remember george bush and katrina? ian, the latest battleground in presidential politics. third hour of varney starting now. mercedes schlapp is with us. they may be cooperating, desantis and biden but this set up a showdown on a presidential level, does it not? >> it could. a lot of the media is paying attention to how governor desantis is responding to the storm. is front and center, very aggressive on top of the

response for hurricane ian which is so destructive but at the same time you see both men putting aside politics to make sure the people of florida are getting the help they need. these moments of natural disaster can make or break a leader especially a president and the presidents always trying to maneuver to figure out what is the best time to go down and visit those who have been impacted by the storm. president george bush got it wrong when he came to hurricane katrina because he said don't come too early and it backfired on the president. it is a balancing act for presidents to figure out how can i be the empathize are in chief and help the people being impacted but also allowing the response teams to go in and do their work? stuart: congresswoman

alexandria ocasio cortez claims abortion is an economic issue. >> forcing poor and working-class people, against their will, against their consent, against their ability to provide for themselves or a child is a profound economic issue and is certainly a way to keep a workforce basically conscripted, to large-scale employers and employers to work more against their will. stuart: i'm not sure how to take that. you are the mother of five girls i understand. >> first of all, she should take an economics class or watch this show to get a clue on how economics works. we know when there is more able-bodied workers contributing to our economy

that is a good thing. we want to make sure the population is growing, populations in europe in the negative numbers and birth rates, that is hard, very difficult because then it is a bloated situation for the older population, so aoc gets it wrong. we need to make sure single mothers, people having difficulties get the support they need to raise their families and say that abortion, equate that to economics makes absolutely no sense. we want to be a pro family country and basically replace the population, that is a good thing. stuart: i am not sure how important the abortion issue is to the democrats this november. they may be exaggerating its

importance. >> if they are going to put all their eggs in one basket when it comes to the abortion issue they will get it all wrong. this election is about the economy, this election is about crime. this is about border security. those are the issues the american people care about. the abortion issue will energize the liberal base. that is not going to be enough. at the end of the day you will see a red wave especially in the house of representatives come november. stuart: you are not supposed to say this but only time will tell. >> only time will tell. stuart: have a wonderful weekend. look at the market right now and understand we need dividend stocks, someone to guide us

through the minefield of picking the right dividend stocks where the dividend is high and will grow in the future. we found the guy who is with us right now. you are going to bring us dividend stocks or companies where the dividend is strong and keeps growing. simon property group. what do you have on that? >> i want to focus on names that are down and out. i talked about energy companies doing well and merck, cardinal health, a lot of names have done well. simon properties down 47%, over 7% dividend yield. it will continue to grow. sometimes you buy things in weakness even when it doesn't feel right. simon investors with the stock price down are getting a big dividend. if you don't need the income you are reinvesting the dividend at lower stock prices. stuart: 7% yield on simon property group. that is a strong dividend indeed.

back to intel. i heard you recommend this before, intel's dividend, $26 a share, dividend was way up there. >> the dividend as percentage of the stock price yields go higher but nobody likes when the stock price is coming down. my argument when i talk about stock is this is a two or three year story because they are reinvesting heavily into ohio, arizona to become a manufacturer in the semiconductor space and that's a different model, very expensive. they will spend tens of billions of dollars, on the other side of this, it will be wildly profitable but investors have to be patient, stock prices down, dividend paying and growing. stuart: what is the dividend on intel? >> close to 4%, it had been in the 2s, that's not where we want it.

the stock price is going lower but it is part of this correction we are in and investors should be taking advantage of it. stuart: tell me more about h and r block. i think of a mass tax preparing people. are they paying a high dividend? >> they sure are. when we bought the stock at $25 it was almost 5% dividend yields. stock is up 100% so dividend keeps growing, stock price growing in the yield is over because the price is higher but my point, such an awful market, nasdaq down 30, h and r block doing so well, it is a service model, they are fee based, don't depend on interest rates. interest rate sensitive stuff getting killed and so overpriced, h and r block was of value stock the dividend growth value play is where you

want to be and that is where investors need to look at the opportunities where they don't have to take the same risks the big tech stuff represents and i getting nice dividends. stuart: you recommended simon property group when it has strong dividend and it went straight up and then it went down and didn't sell in time. that's my problem, not yours. i'm sure you will see us next week. now looking at the movers. i see jenna rack, the generator people. lauren: everyone is talking about that but there's another reason, and out performance, $229 price target which implies it is going up 30%. the housing slowdown priced in the stock.

it is going up 30%. we what i bought it 20 years ago. nothing like those things. the neighbors come to your house. meta. i believe meta is up today. >> 3%. i think cost cutting. mark zuckerberg says we have a hiring freeze, we have to do more with less. they are saving money and investors might say they are getting stuff together. stuart: who else have we got on the movers list? wears that? that is a research firm. >> they got an upgrade on jeffrey's because there's a lab monkey shortfall, china has halted their exports of monkeys, charles river is in good shape for the testing. odd story, we cover everything on this show but that was the best performer on the s&p and i was trying to figure out why.

stuart: the economy of britain is smaller now than it was before the pandemic. they lost a lot of ground, this is a huge challenge for the new prime minister liz truss. her akkadian just devastated one of the fastest growing areas of the country, 50,000 people moved to punta gorda, florida during the pandemic and many will be forced to rebuild their homes. ashley webster has the story and a full report after this. ♪ we're here today to set the record straight about dupuytren's contracture. surgery is not your only treatment option.

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neil: stuart: as part of our hurricane coverage i bring in the mayor of cocoa beach on the east coast of florida, the atlantic side just south of jacksonville. the mayor of that city is ben malik who joins us now. as i understand it the hurricane has gone past you. what does the aftermath look like in your city? >> the aftermath, localized flooding. our river is extremely full, we have a boat that you can see that got dislodged from its mooring and got stuck under the 520 bridge which is on the east-west artery, off of the barrier island, the lower line areas, this is exactly what we feared would be more of a rain event, we were fortunate compared to residents in the west coast where they were

devastated, we were extremely fortunate so dealing with the water issue, localized flooding. stuart: you may have dodged a bullet. >> we certainly dodged a bullet. >> may i ask you about insurance coverage, the damages were so huge. >> that will be an absolute disaster. my sister in law lives on the west coast in cape coral, she lost her roof, talking to some folks on that side, entire blocks are gone. we are extremely fortunate, we have folks without power but we will get through it, we are well-versed at this. stuart: how much federal help will you get? >> as much as we can.

cities unlike the feds have to balance our budgets, we don't have the ability to deficit spend so we will be happy to take assistance from feds. stuart: you are the mayor of cocoa beach, we enjoy hearing from you and we are glad you dodged that bullet. best wishes to all the people of cocoa beach. cleanup underway on florida's west coast after her akkadian devastated entire communities. watch this. >> i don't care. this is our lot. >> learning lessons. stuart: that is awful. ashley webster is on the ground in fort myers. can't get a signal, ashley will

join us on the phone. what are you seeing around you? ashley: remarkable to see the devastation. we see the pictures but when you are in the ground looking at it it seems unreal. the connectivity problems are an issue we are hearing from many people as we drive around and talk to people trying to get their lives back together, the lack of the phone signals and we rely on our phones so much, a real problem. they will bring in some portable cell towers. it hasn't happened yet. i met a man who was still on his boat which was sitting sideways blocking the residential street. he's on there with his two dogs, he came down and said he was in a boat, in a marina, the

way the storm came he thought he could ride it out. the dock collapsed and he ended up in a residential area. he went past a building and there were children on the second floor filming him and waving as he went by in his boat being pushed by the wind. now he is living on his boat that is stranded on a residential, doesn't know what he's going to do next to, how much to get that boat out of there and so on. just one remarkable story among them. stuart: have you talked to the newcomers to florida during the pandemic? i understand there's a lot of people in the boat. how did they react to the storm? lauren: a couple people said we knew this was a possibility, no

it it could be this bad. this area has had hurricanes in the past but often it goes by or doesn't happen. in the last two years the population here has gone up considerably, 25%, 30%, in naples, the whole area, since covid, families as well and it is a rude awakening and shows the power of mother nature and how florida is exposed to this during this time of year. stuart: those pictures are just devastating, thanks for the great reporting, see you again soon. let's talk disney world and orlando theme parks. i know they were closed for the storm. >> magic kingdom is open, open dated:00 my general admission 10:00 so it is open. it is it is a phase reopening across the parks that starts today.

hotel reservations are suspended through sunday. there has been some damage but minimal at some of the hotels. stuart: a man just launched their initial lost his brand-new maclaren sports car in the hurricane. a brand new maclaren. that is a million-dollar car. lauren: it had 300 miles on it. it is the hurricane's car now. the owner was posting several pictures, some were saying incentive, called it his hurricane supply car, filled with supplies he made but ian got the car. stuart: extraordinary video, look at this one, this video appears to show a shark, that looks like a shark swimming through floodwaters in fort myers, it has been seen 13 million times, florida fish and wildlife can't determine if it is a shark or another type of fish. we will show it to you. back to the markets, quick look

at that. where are we now? up 95 points on the dow industrials, up on the nasdaq and the s&p but not a huge gain. we will take it. 3 weeks after her passing queen elizabeth's cause of death has finally been revealed, we will tell you what it is coming up. hundreds of migrants crossed the border into eagle pass, texas everything all day but the mayor of that city says the white house never reached out to help. matt finn has the report from the border next. ♪

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♪ me ♪ stuart: that music around of applause from lahren, that is the official launch of m&m's new candy character, purple. why are they doing this? lauren: to be more inclusive, the first new character added in a decade so they are trying -- to be inclusive at a show acceptance but they are not being inclusive because she is just a character, doesn't come in a bag of m&ms where you have the yellow and blue and red and green and brown, no purple. stuart: what is the correct pronoun? lauren: she, not they, she. stuart: let's get to the markets. we are financial and political program, the dow industrials up 100 points, nasdaq doing better, one and a quarter of one%, the s&p up 0. 8%, green on a friday afternoon. hundreds of migrants crossing the eagle pass every single

day. matt finn is there. are they getting any help for towns on the border? >> reporter: we broadcast from eagle pass for well over a year and this is arguably the epicenter of the flow into the united states. we did an interview with the democratic mayor pro tem on this border town and she says she never heard from the biden administration. we have more of that, fresh video from this morning, 2 or 3 large groups of migrants crossing into the united states, hundreds of migrants, men, women, and children. this is something we've seen every morning, border patrol lines the migrants up, places them on a bus and places them in a processing center. we have an update on the horrific crash in texas, dpss is at dinnertime wednesday 17-year-old girl from austin, texas was smuggling tween 9 illegal migrants from mexico in

her pickup truck when border patrol refers to her, she ran a red light and crashed into a semi-tractor trailer which had a third car, the young driver, young woman in the second person in her truck were killed. we just spoke with the democrat hispanic mayor of the border town eagle pass, the president should come visit eagle pass to see this for himself. has the administration reached out? >> not at all. the invitation is open. please not come and visit us firsthand, please, now they are getting a taste of it but they are welcome to come. >> reporter: fresh buses of migrants from texas arriving in new york city and that woman says she does not think migrants are being lied to or tricked onto those buses. she says some of them in eagle pass ask how they can get further north, how they can get to new york so they might

actually appreciate the ride to new york city, chicago and dc. stuart: thanks very much, we will see you later. let's check with congressman chip roy, republican from texas. what do voters in texas think about these migrant buses and flights? >> in texas we are feeling the brunt of it as you put on your show. a resident of boston which i represent was part of the tragedy. i got a call from the mayor of unvalde lamenting another accident. my friend from south texas, wonderful candidate saw three bail outs when driving in houston this week, this is the reality of things in south texas, they know what is going on and let's be clear, when governor abbott and governor desantis send individuals to the rest of the country to experience what we experience, they have a taste of it as the

mayor from eagle pass says he was waiting on the administration to show up at at the border, they are mia. i won't be at the border this weekend. i was in eagle pass where the mayor was talking in july and been there multiple times because we know what is going on and the fact is we had 53 human beings diana tractor-trailer, because this administration refuses to secure the border and more importantly 72,000 americans have died from fentanyl poisoning which is more than the entirety of the vietnam war in terms of american casualties, the administration knows that and pox on the congress for continuing to fund it and that is what they are doing. congress continuing to fund and administration at war with the american people endangering americans and migrants at the same time. stuart: why don't we go after the cartels? we are told this year it is a $13 billion business. a large criminal organization which is killing americans. why don't we publish the names

of the cartel leaders? go after the leaders, invite them, do something about them? >> that business talk but we don't have that common sense in washington. i introduced legislation two years ago to designate these cartels as terrorist organizations, governor abbott to his credit leading, governor desantis leading, congressional republicans have their head in the sand while this administration destroys texas and is at war with the people, governor abbott lead by declaring these cartels terrorist organizations. we should go after them, we should knock the knees out from under them, that would empower us rather than cartels, involve us in the western hemisphere and kick china's but, that had menstruation refuses to do and congress needs to use the article one power of the purse to force them to their knees and do what the american people demand which is secure the border, stop the nonsense, destroying our energy sector, driving up inflation, actually use our tools in congress to

check this out-of-control executive branch. we went to a lot of texans feel the same way? i am in new york and you are wherever and i feel you pounding the table on this. is the rest of texas and arizona on board with the same come on, let's do something. >> we had a great meeting with the texas delegation, we are united on our need to step up and fight and defend texas, it is the number one issue but is an issue that is affecting all of us, 72,000 dead americans, fentanyl poisoning, that is real. more than the entire vietnam war. these are kids taking xanax, whether they should do it or not they don't think they are going to die but cartels are making it. we could stop this tomorrow, we could introduce legislation with a rider on a funding bill, turn people away or detain them period end of story and this would stop. we can still be humanitarian,

but humanitarian begins and ends with enforcing rule of law and securing the border of the united states for the benefit of the american people and migrants who are dying, getting abused, there are graves along the rio band, stop it. this is a stopable problem, this administration refuses to do it and congress needs to do his job and stop funding the entities. stuart: thank you very much, your intensity on this issue is shared, believe me. now this, complete change of subject. a new supersonic jet is in the works, its developers say it will fly twice as fast as the concorde but we don't know when it will fly commercially. prince george is making headlines for his cheeky response to another child on the school playground, the 9-year-old prince told a classmate, quote, my dad will be king so you better watch

out. royal commentator neil sean joins us after this. ♪ ♪ ♪

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stuart: i'm going to get right into this about the new plane that is going to fly twice as fast as the concorde. how long would it take on this new plane, you have been practicing for the answer, how long would this new plane take to go from new york to london? lauren: 80 minutes. i could fly out of, start the show in london and come back and finish the show on set with you if i could get to the airport no problem. do you think this is going to happen? stuart: we got a picture of this thing.

lauren: the wingspan is 170 feet. if you were a regular plane on the runway next to that, superfast. it could fly 2500 mph, 5 times the current speed of a commercial passenger plane. stuart: i don't care about the wingspan. it is going to be years if not a decade before that thing can fly commercially. but it was fun to talk about. lauren: that is the direction we are moving in. stuart: i took the concorde a couple times and that is an experience, it fly 60,000 feet so you can see the curvature of the earth. it was like space travel. a wonderful trip. next case, the british economy has still not recovered from the pandemic, britain is the only g7 country not to return to its pre-pandemic economic state. neil sean with us covering the political beat at 10 downing st.

and the royal family. that will be a test for prime minister liz truss. >> can't wait for the new plane. i think brand-new chancellor of the exchequer may be taking leave if he could 18 minutes away from this hassle. a week is a long time in politics. we were -- we could champion this but i have to tell you what has happened now, a week down the line everything that has gone wrong, it was officially announced we are not headed towards recession, things of flattened a little bit more and what is also developing and interesting out of downing street is because of the back lash they had, not just quasi-but new british prime minister who has only been in the job a couple weeks and i hear she's going to be

bypassing the normal media and do what boris johnson did putting out their messages through social media to make sure the story gets out the way they want. given what happened in the last 24 hours you can't blame them but not as bad as everyone is making out, 24, 48 hours ago. stuart: now put your royal watchers hat back on. officials announced queen elizabeth's death, the official cause, she died of old age. what does that mean? >> a very nice way, perfect way, why should we be told this? a lot of people are speculating -- when you get to my age you wonder what you got. i don't have a problem with that. what was unsavory was people

announcing her death before it was announced and that created this back lash. when you think about it, the timescale of who got to see her and who didn't and that is not helpful in this morning period that is going on. it is not very nice. stuart: what is this about prince george bragging to his schoolmates saying my dad is next in line to be king? what is that about? >> this has really kicked off, one of those stories, what happened is the author of that book claims this line. it has gone wrong for her because now people are saying you have a 9-year-old boy trolled on social media. he wants to confirm her source but what she's done is said it -- his father prince william,

brand-new prince of wales did before, it is going backwards. it is true or not? i would say it is a speculative thing to say, don't all the boys at some point, in major company, i don't know. people are not necessarily be leaving it. i do agree bringing royal children into that because of the social media world isn't particularly pleasant but i'm sure william and catherine will write it through and i don't see going through instagram and twitter. blue one tell me about harry and megan? they want to push back the release of their netflix documentary. will they shelve it altogether? >> i think netflix must be thrilled given office money. what people don't realize you don't get all that money up

front, millions of dollars, what you get is the money to make the program and the animated cartoon they are working on with elton john didn't come to anything, now the problem is this doc you series, not a reality show, the bottom line is there isn't enough content. you have the games in the netherlands, a bit of footage in new york, they are not allowed to use footage of the state funeral and the platinum jubilee. i understand why netflix is saying what do we do with this? the spin story is they are cutting out unsavory remarks about the new king and the queen consort, camilla, not the case. stuart: a lot of our viewers commented on your accent.

i believe you are from the north of england. >> you are a midlands boy, we could tell. i will still talk to you. i'm from the north of england not far from manchester. do you know what it is like? we are tight. stuart: i have heard that before, appreciate the help, see you soon. it's the point over the show we show you the -- no we don't. are we doing a story? there is the new coins in britain with king charles on them as opposed to queen elizabeth, the royal mint. this is what we do this time of day every day, we show you the market, put of the dow 30 stocks, it is split fairly evenly, winners and losers, the

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♪ stuart: the choice of that music, you are looking at fox square, 65 degrees. here's friday feedback. are you ready for this? lauren: ready to be loved and ready for friday feedback. stuart: the first from joseph. don't you have property or family in naples, florida? how did it or they get through the storm? i have house in naples and dodged a bullet. a couple miles up the road was absolute devastation but our house, trees down, lost power, lost tv, cable, etc. but our daughter, emma, emma and young kenny put a brave

face on it. they stayed in our house all the way through the storm and emerged. next, from earl, responding to an editorial about helping the migrants who are bused to new york city. would you be just as benevolent to an american homeless person as you are to the plight of illegal aliens on the streets of new york or would you walk on by the american? i regularly give small amounts of money and/or food to people who i see a need on the street, don't care if they are american or illegal. it is there situation i'm inclined to look at as a human being one to another. when i said that on the show lauren took issue with me. you would not -- lauren: there are -- there's a lot of begging and action and crime on the streets. i walk with my head down and go

straight, don't look anybody in the eye. if you asked me a few years ago the answer would be is, right now i safely want to get to my next spot. stuart: thank you very much indeed. richard right to this. how do you prepare for the show? some caffeine is in order. lauren: a lot of reading and a lot of watching of different networks which i used to have a system but i changed it up. stuart: i get into my office in new york at 4:20 in the morning, 5 hours before the start of the show. you come in later. lauren: sometimes i beat you. i close the doors. stuart: we read in, figure out what is going on around the world from all the sources you have gotten on the show together. ralph asks how many times you show the intrepid and i'm a former crewmember who served aboard as an air traffic controller in the vietnam war, are we in new york city the entire month of november volunteering as a tour guide aboard the ship?

good for you, you are doing the right thing, you are a good man, hope to see you when you get in. lauren: they had some parties on the intrepid, fundraisers, they are awesome, they are really cool. thank you to that you are. stuart: i want to say thanks to everyone who sent in their feedback, now it is time for the trivia question. who was the youngest monarch in britain ever? henry the sixth? edward the sixth? richard the second? queen victoria? the answer after this. eout with chase freedom unlimited. that's a lot of cash back. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours.

stu: so who was the youngest british monarch ever? henry iv, edward iv -- >> king edward iv. stu: it was henry iv. he suspen succeeded the throne e the age of 1. stu: we're following the hurricane and that's getting the attention and nerves building again in the southeast of the united states barreling towards charleston, south carolina and could make landfall in the next couple of hours. let's go to robert with the latest in fort meyers. >> reporter: yeah, neil, good afternoon from downtown fort meyers as governor ron desantis calls this a