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very hard to retain any hope for the midterm elections. the white house is not helping this in anyway. >> these are days the test us, the market is not broken but we are trying to deal with something much nastier and persistent. >> the main trend is not changing, remained in the bear market. ♪ ibly1 let's get on with it. it is 11:00 eastern time, thursday, october 13th and plenty of market action. an hour ago we were down 500 points on the dow industrials, now we are down 97, nasdaq down 166, down 300. all the selling came after an ugly inflation report. consumer prices up 8.2%.

not good news at all. the losses are not as great as they were a few weeks ago, microsoft down a fraction, amazon down 4%. the yield on the 10 year treasury, momentarily went well above 4%, that is a key number. it implies interest rates on your mortgage, mortgage rates will be going up significantly in the future. mike lee is market watcher of the morning. we have accelerating inflation. the core rate was particularly troubling. how does that affect the stock market? >> inflation is stickier than people fought. up 0.6% month over month in the cycle is terrifying, should not be here, you want to see the

number at 0.1 or 0.2, you have a little bit every month. when you strip out food and energy those are more volatile. that is what the fed is looking at. we will get no relief from them. historically it takes 3 to 6 months for rate hikes to take effect so haven't seen a lot of what they have done. i think they will get more, not less. ibly1 that is bad news for the stock market, down from here? >> yes. blue one significant lead down? >> what is next is earnings. you look at manufacturing worldwide they are contracting, typically hits earnings pretty hard, earnings estimates come down and not good for stock valuations. ibly1 you are keen at looking at the housing market. i follow still low. i'm seeing a lot of notifications that home sellers are cutting the asking price. that shows the market, the real estate market in bad shape.

are you forecasting a collapse? >> not a collapse. the structure of the housing market is different. not as much leverage. we could see 10% to 30% correction. if you look at the charge for housing starts, construction spending, building permits, new home sales, home listings, all these charts straight down to the right. there's a knock on effect. the economy is rapidly slowing down, and historically you want the fed to raise interest rates to overheating the economy, not when the red is rapidly decelerating. ibly1 times change. you've been with us for a couple years. you working of the bulls at one

time and now you are not. >> i'm always bullish on america, paying the stock market. ibly1 thanks for being here. now this. the pandemic school closure, finding out why it happened. in 20 -- 2021 the left took control. they colluded with the centers for disease control, teachers and staff must be vaccinated, money, great gobs of it must be checked around. power and control matter, not the education of children. fox news ditlow reveals how entrenched the power of the left was. in drying up their plans the cdc's doctor rochelle wilensky said she confirmed with parents want and parents were primarily left-wing activists.

stand with trans was in the meeting, the group fights to let students use the bathroom of their gender or participate in the sport of there's gender. moms rising was there, they fight for workplace justice and got one million dollars from george soros. the left should have a voice but not the only voice and the only voice that was heard was the voice of the left. look what they did. and democrat states, it closed longer, kept kids in masks, impose quarantine the district and everyone's life and educational standards fell through the floor especially for minority children. i'm not critical of teachers. i'm critical of their union. they demanded money, control and power and they got it with assists from the cdc of the president and first lady as well. the result was an educational disaster. third hour of varney starts right now.

with me now, kayleigh mcenany. i think the public schools failed miserably in large part due to the teachers union. i would like to see the schools deunionized. the federal government could do that, am i being extreme? >> you are not being extreme. i would add to the schools the duplicity of the journalist. i stood at the podium and said data from the american academy of pediatrics, various credentialed peer-reviewed studies, the president at the time said schools must be open. this was predictable. we knew the effect of this would have on children and minority communities but the very groups, the

underprivileged, they are trying to help, they hurt, they would not listen to the data and the journalists covered it up. ibly1 you stood in front of that podium almost a year. >> during the height of covid. ibly1 you survive rather well. nbc's savannah guthrie questioning the report on john feertert fetterman's auditory issues. >> it was difficult for him to understand our conversation. other journalists who dealt with him came forward and said they had a different experience. >> according to the campaign itself our team was the first to be in the room with him for an interview rather than via remote videoconference. ibly1 this is an escalating situation. voters should know the state of health of their democrat senate candidate.

>> we tried covid basement politics where we gave a president pass, president biden was in the basement. on air force one, taking off for 5 rallies in a row and he called a lewd at 9:00 am. voters will not assess the competency of president biden and fetterman is trying to have the same scenario. he can't cover it up this time but the journalists, imagine if this was dr. oz. with ap pushing back on their own reporters? of course not. stuart: we will watch you on the show i sometimes call ambushed but is outnumbered, 12:00 eastern. check the markets please. am i seeing it? the dow has turned positive. >> energy. stuart: has energy done it? >> we got in inventory report and it was stronger, steeper

than expected drop. that's why stocks are up. stuart: we were down 500 and up 50 points. still down for the s&p and nasdaq. movers, albertson's. lauren: there are rumors that albertson's might merge with kroger. look at their shares up 12%. stuart: nicely done. lauren: it was up one hundred from here. can't catch a break, stock keeps going down. they cut their price target to 51. they kept the by rating, recent checks were there with unique developers. advertising here to stay. stuart: looking at stocks and i found pizzamakers.

lauren: better than expected, increase delivery fees and papa john's has gone along for the ride. stuart: is it energy stocks. lauren: i can take a further look, microsoft is the only winner this morning before the big tech stocks, a member of the dow jones industrial average. stuart: mcdonald's, chevron and goldman are down, stocks are up, 74 points. people around the country finding empty yellow envelopes in their mailboxes. amazon could be to blame. we have the story, two years since violent protests devastated wisconsin. many of the businesses that were damaged or destroyed must rebuild and now a new problem, violent crime. 5 more migrant buses just arrived in new york city. governor huchul says the migrant crisis is too much for the state to handle on its own and calling out the administration.

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stuart: the dow is up 86 points, 300 in the opening document now 29-numtwo. small losses for the nasdaq and the s&p. mcdonald's, chevron, goldman sachs all dow stocks, all up for today's again on the dow. microsoft and nvidia are higher, microsoft up a book, 226.

the price of oil. we have a growth in the amount of oil in storage, 9. 8 million barrels, kind of surprise. the result is oil has gone up to $88 a barrel. oil stocks doing well. fox news digital, voters were asked about inflation. what are you saying? ashley: with midterms around the corner it is clear the economy and inflation raging at a 4-year high is going to be a key issue. listen to this. >> we were doing really good and now we are not. that doesn't make a difference. >> i'm nervous what happens with my pension. >> i work a minimum wage job. just buying food, 1/3 of my income.

>> president biden -- it is not just one in the kitchen. >> i blame the president but that's my opinion. ashley: those sentiments are unlikely to improve. according to the energy information administration consumers could pay for 2% more to heat their homes compared to last year because of searching fuel costs. stuart: thanks. back to the market before we move on. the dow is up 264 points. that is remarkable turnaround in a short time. not sure of the exact reason but what you have seen for the dow, 6 or 700 point swing. as you see from the board, the stocks are in the green, they are up.

5 migrant buses arrived in new york city and governor huchul is calling out the administration for lack of ownership. >> we are looking for a federal response to this, to take ownership and we will be there to help but this belongs in the federal government. stuart: david bossi joins me. >> thanks for having me back. stuart: i find what kathy huchul is saying significant. the governor of a deep blue state is questioning the white house about border policy. not quite a breakthrough but this is some problem. >> it is progress but certainly not what this governor should be doing. she should be calling for the president and the democrats to close the southern border, and stop the problem where it begins. instead she is looking to move chairs around on the titanic.

she's worried about 200 people coming in on a bus. legals showing up on a bus each day in new york. little texas towns, every single our, not once a day in a city of 10 million, she only cares because it is in her backyard. i'm glad the governors of texas and florida are sending folks up here to get the national attention it deserves. stuart: it has national attention. you've got an op-ed on foxnews.com about washington senate race. is it possible democrat patty murray if she is in trouble could we see a republican win a statewide election? >> talk about a deep blue state that is washington state. it has -- there hasn't been a republican since 1982.

you have president biden going to oregon but not washington state because he is so unpopular. a deep blue state for the democrats, a disaster in the making, patty murray is an entrenched career politician, and when her husband lost his sight in 2005 and she has been a leader on that issue courageously fighting every day, this is sleeper race and this candidacy is going to surprise everyone on election day. stuart: a 9 point gap at the moment. >> not be leaving the polls this year. they interfere with these, the

problem in america, polling systems, look what they did to donald trump, down 16, the day before the election he loses by one, that is election interference by the networks. stuart: david bossi, welcome back, good to see you again. tiktok is looking to grow its e-commerce business. are they expanding in america? selling stuff here? ashley: the chinese owned company, sells items, it's tiktok shop, operating in select markets in indonesia. and in amazon's backyard, and

business solutions and merchant development and logistics personnel. the main goal is to build a new fulfillment service from scratch. stuart: people around the country are finding empty yellow envelopes in their mailboxes. do we know what has been going on? ashley: yellow padded envelopes landed in residential mailboxes in 30 states. as many as 10,000. recipients have been puzzled, some expressed alarm fearing names and addresses are linked into data breach, the empty packages might contain something more sinister and invisible. many empty packages listed sanders, online seller of an amazon warehouse facility. all of this as the hallmarks of

a scam called brushing, the rogue sellers creating reviews for little-known products and they are trying to sell. you get one of these fake packages reported on amazon's website immediately. stuart: we are seeing a lot of green. there was a lot of red earlier. the dow is up 357 points, we are looking at a string of 800 points. nasdaq is up 80 and the s&p up 35. i'm looking for a reason for this enormous turnaround other than interest rates are not as sharply higher. the 10 year treasury went above 4%. it is a low 4%. we have a turnaround. the president's campaigning in california, i call that terrible timing pushing the

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stuart: we are talking a turnaround for the market and this is a significant turnaround, the dow is down 500 and up 367. i want to know why. susan lee joins us now. susan: you have to differentiate, there are winners when interest rates go up. the banks surging 1.5, actually 31/3 of 1%. wells fargo and j p.m. that was a knee-jerk reaction, the highest core year-over-year since 1982, there will be winners. earnings season is fantastic so far, low expectations with the growth we were expecting.

there are winners, that includes oil, chevron, checked on oil majors, the banks report tomorrow. stuart: the turnaround in the price of oil, it was down and now it is up. susan: you had the spr the lowest since the 1980s. stuart: what do you have on apple? susan: they announced a new savings account providing banking services. apple has 1.3 billion iphone users around the world. apple car usage, at 10 million in the us, as i warned you, making the also warned 5 or 6 years ago the tech companies will be the greatest threat to financial services, apple is increasing the number of services they are offering.

stuart: i see bitcoin dropped below 19,000. we had 18 and change. 18-7. susan: the lowest since september 21st at the bottom and cryptos trade more like nasdaq 100 tech stock and not an inflation hedge s. september read and cryptos trading lower coin base is down as much as 11%. and the micro strategies. stuart: airlines are up sharply. susan: here's another recovery play for you, the dow is coming from 700 points down at the open. if you listen to the earnings call and i have been with delta they reported record sales in the summertime saying on that call the travel sector is booming and going to be strong hitting through to december and despite high jet fuel costs which passed 70% of the cost

outlays and they were able to raise airfare to keep in line with inflation and pepsico yesterday, companies, pricing power are able to grow their sales. stuart: you've got it right, good stuff. 26 days to the midterms and wisconsin will hold a rematch debate tonight. hillary vaughan is in milwaukee. what are the top issues? >> reporter: crime is a big issue, violent crime in wisconsin at the highest level the state has seen in 35 years so republican businessman tim michael challenging wisconsin governor tony evers and hampering his opponent over his handling of the kenosha riots, rising crime, nichols promising to be for police with more officers and make sure violent criminals are not getting early parole. governor evers is focused on revenue-sharing making sure local governments have more money and preventing crime in

the first place through violence prevention. we went to kenosha and talked to business owners during the kenosha riots and solder businesses destroyed, they told me business is not bounced back ever since, still md shops never opened back up again. >> this was a thriving community. people have a hard time finding a place to park. it was busy. i wouldn't support him if he was the last candidate on earth. he doesn't protect the people. he doesn't protect businesses. >> reporter: some are blaming governor tony evers for crime rising on his watch but other business owners do not. >> it has escalated. we had a few business meetings, get togethers with other

businesses and trying to come up with stuff. don't think the mayor wanted a candidate to me in my opinion. but i don't think it is one person's fault. >> reporter: you can't make this up. with tim michaels who was getting endorsed by the fire department across the street. my producer's car was broken into, you see the shattered glass, someone tried to hardwire the car, this was four yards away where several photographers were standing and we were standing as well, none of us heard anything but it happened in the blink of an eye. stuart: don't only crime is not going to bigger big issuance wisconsin. look who's here now for market coverage. bill hemmer is with us. watching three races, let's start in pennsylvania.

>> we've got this race as a top tossup and power rankings. important thing is october 25th, that's the first and only debate john fetterman will have with dr. oz. we are seeing a shift toward dr. oz. we will see how it works out. stuart: i don't like that paul, that was from september, we should be using october polls. >> we might get some more. a flip of the coin. ohio, what if you got? >> we've got donald trump won by 8 points. j the vance had a consistent lead but not a big lead. the governor's race in ohio and make the wine will win easily and that race. stuart: it is clearer than it supposed to be because trump won big. >> we will see how it holds out. we will see if the polls are

right. stuart: nevada. >> a great race. that a legitimate tossup. republican, cortez mastoh looking for reelection. the economy is a big issue in nevada. a lot of money being poured in. i know you talk about money. here's what i think. stuart: i knew you would get to it. >> the trend was with president biden, democrats, all the stories, couple legislative wins, numbers are getting better, approval numbers creeping up 45% which is not where you want to be. that shifted toward the republican party. a couple things. follow the money, see where they are advertising, see where they are putting dollars every day.

republicans are spending in races where they should not be compete against democrats are spending in races where they should have already convinced voters that election was wrapped up so follow that. we had a guy yesterday who is a former mayor from rhode island. rhode island hasn't had a statewide republican since 2,011 is governor, and 2,007, two congressional district in rhode island, this should not be a contest in a normal election year. but alan is running in the western half of new hampshire and he led 6 points and one paul, lead tweet points and another poll, a report that suggests the internal polling on behalf of the democrats has him underwater by four points. if that is a real measure and republicans are winning in district like that in rhode island, east coast time zone closing early on election night, you could see early

indications of what would to be significant wave across the country. i'm not saying that is going to happen. i'm telling you today that early in the night if you see alan fung win in rhode island you know will be good for republicans. stuart: hedge your bets on politics like wall street. >> we are down 500, we are up 455. stuart: that is a turnaround. can you explain it? >> can you teach me? stuart: we can see more of you, america's newsroom, 9:00 to 11:00 on fox news. drivers in california could get digital license plates the cost hundreds of dollars a year. we have the story. look at that big board. please. look at that. we are up 487 points. we are up 500, that is 1000 point swing. and guess what. eddieghabour is next.

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stuart: look who is here. this is the man who got the market right throughout this year. we've seen some extraordinary turnaround. down 500 at the start of trading, up 632 points. are you absolutely sure when the market dropped 500 points that wasn't the bottom? >> i shared with you the last week that we would hit new lows after the cpi index came in hawkish and the labor market the we were going to be buying that incrementally because we expect a short-term bounce. we may have seen short-term capitulation here this morning and there still must bear 's still a bear market bounce and i hope viewers and investors i talked to around the country

that have been in the buy and hold mode all year long, that if we are fortunate enough to get another bear market bounce in the next couple weeks they take advantage of it based on their risk tolerance. we were way oversold, way pessimistic, data coming out tomorrow on the consumer and the other thing i am watching for tomorrow, the last hurdle, the bank of england says they will stop buying bonds and the credit markets react to that but today is a great day for those in the market waiting for a bounce. the day is not over. i would like to see volume get up, and a couple weeks rally and the trend is going to be lower. stuart: if your client or anyone else jumps in now and makes money in the short-term trade you say sell it, selling to the rally.

>> you can't blindly buy and sell, going to be critical to get through this, and it is great so far but the trend the next few months means someone will tighten more and that is not good for the direction of the economy and the market. stuart: doesn't look like we can reach peak inflation, doesn't look like it. i say that because it seems the core rate is accelerating and inflation month-to-month is accelerating points to higher inflation in the future, you agree with that? >> i do. the data for next month will have oil prices higher so this

inflation will be hotter and stay hotter than many priced in. one thing we are watching closely is cost of credit. when you increase interest rates this month it is crippling for interest rates especially those that are not well-capitalized, this bounce if we get it, the next couple weeks as we expect, it is something we will be selling it hopefully gets people the third chance to recalibrate. we have to have this reset to get where we need to get to long-term. this bubble was too high, money was too cheap, enticing them to make aggressive moves they normally wouldn't, we need a more normalized economy moving forward where growth is a little slower and more calculated but it will be painful getting there. this is the reset we will be going through and it's not going to bottom until next year. stuart: eddie ghabour has been right all your, let's see if he's right the rest of the

year, thanks for jumping on today. talk about a change of direction. when we put up the dow 30, all 30 stocks and did earlier today mostly they were in the red. lauren: the dow is up 620 points and it lost hundred of those in seconds. stuart: there's only two losers. how about that? let's change the subject. the los angeles city council president who made racist remarks about a child has resigned. what about the other councilmembers who were caught making disparaging remarks? are they next? larry elder is coming up next. ♪ hit the road jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ hit the road jack ♪ don't you come back no more no more no more ♪ hit the road jack ♪

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extreme volatility, down, then up. pushing the inflation reduction. terrible timing, and ugly inflation report came out. larry elder is back. who thought this was a good idea? the day inflation hits a record. >> he's coming to la in the biggest political scandal in the history of the city. city council in la, not a single republican. a union leader, they are talking anger over districting and the premise is a sentencing redistricting commission that has meted out areas in la and these people are angry because they feel potatoes are underrepresented in california

and la. it is hispanic but only 1/3 of city council is hispanic and therefore diversity, inclusion and equity they feel this is not equitable. the premise is if you are hispanic you should have a hispanic leader. and so forth. how incredibly incredibly insulting. stuart: that is california. that is the country. identity politics rules all. >> however, the premise is republicans are racist. you have all of these poor hispanic political leaders making racist comments about blacks, racist comments about white people. a councilman who happened to be gay was called, the word that rhymes with which it was criticized for having a black adopted child they said he used as a lawn jockey. it was jaw-dropping what they said and biden has weighed in and said they are to resign,

this is guy who wants said you're not really black if you don't want to vote for me and said about barack obama the first clean articulate black guy and mitt romney to black people, wants to unchain wall street and put you all back in jail. pot the cattle. it is incredibly -- stuart: the la city council president has resigned about the others involved in the conversation have not. >> that is correct. wouldn't resign for the city council but the other two have not. city council paid the highest of any city council person, one hundred thousand dollar slush fund with discretionary funds, free healthcare and retirement healthcare and large staff paid for by taxpayers. what a great job which is why

these people have not resigned. stuart: they are all democrats i believe. >> there isn't a single republican on city council, with one independent the rest are democrats. stuart: that is california and the president must be embarrassed visiting los angeles the very day this happens. sorry i'm out of time. i could talk about this all day, see as soon. larry elder. california just approved digital license plates, the displaced screen is controlled by apps the let's drivers and personal messages to the plate. that display will change if it is stolen or lost and the cost between 215, and 275 per year. look at this. in three seconds it will be 11:fifty five. you know what that means. the thursday trivia question. when did the world's human population reach 1 billion? 1804? 1827? 1844? 1860? we will guess after this.

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stuart: we asked, when did the world's human population reach one billion? i think it is a really good question. let's star with ashley. ash, what have you got? >> for some reason 1844. how about that? stuart: what have you got, lauren? >> i agree with that 1844. stuart: i grow with 1860. oh, we were totally wrong. by the way the world's

population today is 7.7 billion. so we went up fast, didn't we? >> yeah. stuart: everybody thanks for playing games. that was -- >> market was a gain for sure. stuart: trivial pursuit, remember that one? dow up 545, nasdaq up 150 points. that is huge turn-around. don't forget "friday feedback." send in the fan videos. your chance to be on tv, you lucky people. i still have 19 seconds left before i turn to neil. what do i do for 19 seconds? >> encourage more videos especially outdoors. stuart: we used up time. three, two, neil, it is yours. neil: how would they know what the world population was? stuart: good question. good question. neil: whatever. thank you very much.