stuart: i feel good, it is friday morning, 10:00 eastern and susan is sitting next to me. susan: james brown. stuart: a little before your time. there is fox square at look at that, the dow is up 353 points. it opened lower, stayed low for a few minutes and then bounced up. that is a significant rally. 347 up. look at the 10 year treasury yield, now at 4.25% unaware it was half an hour ago. it is up. you would have thought that would bring big tech and nasdaq down. i'm showing the big tech, apple is up, amazon is up, microsoft is up, google and meta-are both down. how about bitcoin, that thing has not moved very much.

susan: it hasn't moved up but it hasn't moved down. stuart: it has been around 19,000 for several weeks it seems to me. now this. the president visits pennsylvania, his handlers tried basement strategy, didn't work, they couldn't keep him away from reporters. he lost his temper when asked about his limited campaign appearances, went out on a limb on abortion and snapped at a reporter about that too but he is really trapped. he can't completely disappear from the campaign trail and his handlers can't shield him completely from the reporters or from himself. biden runs away from the media even though they largely support him. remember donald trump, walking the redline almost every day answering any and all hostile questions, he may have angrily put them in their place but he never ran away. he went straight at them. biden is dragging down his own party, he can't answer

questions about inflation without making factual mistakes, can't answer questions about the border without ridiculous spin that it is secure. should have been embarrassed when john fetterman tonight ever wanting to defund the police and empty the prisons, two years ago president biden was plugging the same anti-police line. has attempt to turn attention to abortion appears to have failed. one thing after another. it comes to this. democrats are floundering, they need a president who makes their case for reelection and that is not the leader they've got. he can't handle the media, his policies are failing, his policies can't protect them, that is a political mess. 18 days to the elections. the second hour of varney just getting started. ♪ stuart: shannon bream joins me now, there's chaos and the campaign.

what say you? >> you know what history says about a president and his first term, the midterms will not be kind to his party, that is something against him and every issue voters tell us is top of mind for them is not going well for this white house. the economy, inflation, struggles filling up the gas tank and putting food on the table, those are all things that are real-world experiences, doesn't matter how many commercials or speeches people give, that is where the rubber meets the road and historically people punish the party in power when they are not doing well financially so all of this is working against the white house. it is understandably will be frustrated, some pulling has his approval ratings down in the 30s. it has to be tension city out of the campaign trail. he has unlimited amounts of getting out there, only wants to go where he makes a difference. interesting to see candidates calling on resident obama to help them in the campaign trail

in tight races rather than president biden. stuart: president biden supports federal funding to help women get access to abortions but he also believes there should be some restrictions, watch this please. >> anything on abortion at all? >> president biden: roe versus wade, rita, get educated. stuart: he lost his temper again and that thing about abortion seems to come out of nowhere. he didn't have an answer ready. that is chaotic. >> i've read it so the president knows i've done my assignment and i'm educated on what is in a row versus wade. it's difficult for him because this is a question democrats have to answer on the campaign trail. you would think he would be prepared for that. they are clearly able to say what they are against but what they are forced the tricky thing. are you for abortions all the way to 9 months, some of them are and when pressed on that very rarely it is uncomfortable place for them to be but this president has to know that is

the one topic democrats feel has been working for them over the summer though it ticked down heading into the fall so you would think he would be prepared to have an answer and to know that abortion is going to come up and what his position news. the democrats are all over the place on that, they want to point at republicans and say they want to restrict every thing, take away your rights and send you to jail over abortion but when asked what their position is many have struggled as it seems the president did. stuart: it is a mess. i've never seen anything like this, 18 days to the midterms and democrats are all over the place. all the republicans have to do is stay quiet. congratulations on your promotion, we will be watching you on fox news sunday this weekend. thanks a lot. the pentagon updated their reproductive healthcare policy. good morning, what are they doing? ashley: the defense department will pick up the travel costs for service members and their

dependents who might be forced to cross state lines for reproductive healthcare needs. defense secretary lloyd austin says the supreme court ruling created a hardship or emergency circumstance for many servicemembers. cording to the pentagon the department of defense is looking to reduce the burden and cost to servicemembers who are stationed in states where such reproductive procedures are no longer legal. the national right to life committee is accusing the biden administration of using taxpayer funds for what it calls abortion tourism and playing to the single issue democrat party. stuart: president biden's plan for student loan handout past a major legal hurdle. tell me more. ashley: federal judge in misery tonight a request by a group of republican state leaders to block the administration's student loan forgiveness program. the ruling said the gop

officials representing sick states didn't have standing to challenge the loan forgiveness because they couldn't show they were harmed by the biden program. george w. bush appointee said he didn't rule on whether the loan forgiveness program was lawful because he determined the states lacked standing was so the court lacked jurisdiction to hear the case. the program effective the cost as much as half $1 trillion and benefit the majority of 43 million people in the us who hold a total of $1.6 trillion in student loan debt. republicans call the plan unaffordable and unfair wealth transfer that will drive tuition higher. stuart: let's bring in jonathan hoenig to look at the markets. i might point out the dow is up 400 points and the nasdaq is up 107, 103. before we get into oil prices and energy stocks and that kind of thinking you explain why the dow suddenly up 400 points?

>> we are overdue a balance. as bad as the economic news is bad, it is, it is true it is the bad not just stocks and bonds at interest rates, the news is out, well-known, we've seen record level of short positioning, investors are smart, they see the recession on the horizon despite the fact washington, they are cutting back, so we are due for a bounce given all the pessimism. the question is does the bounce hold, is it a bounce horrible market, how could every day investors participate if they make some money on a very ugly year for missed assets across the board. stuart: is in a bounce or is it a new bull market? >> it could be a nubile market and that is energy. inflation is not going away. the biden administration is exacerbating it or making it worse and look at the market now, looking under the hood, stocks looking like they are in

bloom markets, those names are energy-related names picking up against 6-month high or all-time high and not all these names have room to run, thinking energy prices are high now but on inflation-adjusted basis they are well below where they were in 2,008 and we are talking gas prices that would be 40% higher even from where they are here if oil prices get that high so we are in it for the long-term when it comes to inflation and energies a place on putting new money to work. stuart: i can't imagine capitalistpig.com invest much in exxon, the big-name oil companies. i think you come down market a bit. what are you -- >> we are always looking for opportunities and if you want to be a contrarian, you look a little bit off the radar screen so one area to consider, do your own due diligence, talk with financial advisor, ps ce, an index of small-cap energy stocks. a rising tide lifts all boats,

this is what technology stocks did. often did well, snap is the best example. we are seeing a bloom market in energy so names like gnr, ps ce and even xle that holds all those well-known stocks, but market energy which is. stuart: i hope our viewers took down that off alphabet soup but ps ce xle. i've got those. >> check our twitter feeds for more. stuart: if i had twitter i would do it. tesla is moving, not much but is up one%. >> one% is not bad after the 6% selloff yesterday. you had kathy wood, 14. $7 million more in tesla shares and after the 6% selloff because tesla sales have missed and we are expecting a cut in delivery guidance. kathy made her name in tesla

when she called tesla, 4,000 was her price target by 2026. stuart: wasn't donald trump something like 60 billion to 18 billion? >> her innovation fund is 80% this year but during most of 2022 she actually drew in funds despite the decline. when you are big supporter. >> i love female entrepreneurs and visionaries and those that can play the markets. stuart: a dramatic statement. take that. next case. but during the. lauren: they are adjusting their price target to 101 which right now trading significant above that level. stuart: boston beer, something i doubt you participate in. >> they have other categories as well like hard-sell to which we will get into. look at you. stuart: so i am told.

>> better-than-expected earnings from topline growth are growing, improved margins, lower expenses, those are all positives, declines in the category. stuart: it is 10%. who cares about that category. what do we have here? i say thank you to you. tom brady is in hot water after he compared football to military deployment and is responding to the back lash and we have details. liz truss steps down after 44 days on the job becoming the shortest serving prime minister in britain's history. is the conservative party dying? steve hilton deals with that. shocking video shows a mother smuggling migrants while her young children are in the car. one man was hiding in a trunk under a stroller. bill has the report from the border.

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apologize, we have a border patrol boat coming by, 21 days into october and we do not have any september border numbers from the federal government and those numbers are expected to be huge. in the meantime activity here is nonstop. look at this video we shot early this morning before the sun came up from our new drone that has thermal imaging capability, a group of several hundred migrants who crossed over at the same time. almost all of them single adult men, we are seeing fewer venezuelan migrants crossing as a result of the new dhs policy expelling venezuelans but we are getting huge groups from other countries including cuba, nicaragua and colombia. over 3,000 gotaways in the last week alone and look at this video, and american mom caught smuggling several illegal immigrants in her vehicle while she had her 10-month-old infant and her other child in the vehicle with them. texas dps troopers found in a compartment with a stroller on

top, a guy in that secret compartment, the mom told texas dps she was trying to smuggle illegal immigrants to the san antonio area. she was arrested and charged with human smuggling, major fentanyl bust out of arizona, cbp officers at the port of entry seizing 242,000 fentanyl pills found in a spare tire for smuggler's vehicle, also found 17,000 fentanyl pills strapped to the body of a pedestrian, trying to walk through and lastly a bizarre bust here, same port of entry, cbp officers finding 2100 fentanyl pills stuffed in time ali's in an ice chest. inside each was a bag with blue fentanyl pills. 2,000 of those out here. back your life in democrat led city of el paso, texas, they are no longer going to bus any migrants to new york city or chicago. they are saying as a result of the dhs policy on venezuelans

the numbers of illegal crossings are dropping so they don't have to bus them anymore but more than 290 buses from el paso to new york and chicago with 14,000 migrants, that as far more than what texas governor greg abbott, got all the criticism. stuart: thanks very much. let's bring in claudia rodriguez, a member of the city council. she joins us now. claudia, we just heard city council will no longer bus migrants out of the states. can you confirm that and tell me what you are going to do with them if you are not bussing them out? >> thank you for having me. i believe the reason for this might have been the pressure we were putting on the emergency ordinance. for sure i think all the people that will remain in el paso,

indias should be stepping up. i don't know what is going to happen if we get overwhelmed again. stuart: at the moment i take it they are in camps in various times in el paso or are they just wandering around the streets? >> all of the police are going into local ngos. i know we also to have hotel freezes so we are putting them, preventing a lot of these migrants being out on the street but if not bussing them out i'm not sure what we are going to do with them at that point. i would hope the federal government will come in and resolve this and better handle it. stuart: what does that mean? i don't think the federal government is going to build a wall around el paso, that's not going to happen, what could the federal government do to help you out?

>> i think definitely what we have is unsustainable, the bussing is unsustainable. we were having to pay forget federal government's responsibility so i hope they will come in and do it themselves. i personally think what we were doing was way above our pay grade and the legislation, all of that is of the federal government level and for us we are doing them a favor and moving forward i hope they will definitely do something about it. that's not just my community but every community that is having a similar issue. stuart: 14,000 migrants were bust out of el paso. more than any other city that did any bussing operation. i don't see how you handle 14,000 people, more than that in a see as small as el paso. i think you've been left in the

lurch. >> we have a strong team here in el paso. we manage. definitely this is a problem created by the federal government, they need to come in, whether it is legislative, put up tents, to handle the situation but they haven't so far. i hope they do. no longer going to be using general fund money at the levels that we were to bus migrants out so hopefully they will come in and reimburse us and do what they need to do. stuart: i don't think they want to know about you. thanks for joining us this morning. good luck. >> thank you for having me. stuart: officials in texas looking to expand the border wall. how will they do that?

ashley: doing it themselves, securing dozens of land parcels in south texas to build a state-funded border wall. the texas facilities commission says it has secured 32 land tracts that is in negotiation with landowners to procure another one hundred 42 barter london but rash border land parcels and greg abbott's operation lone star border security initiative. the tfc has approved $307 million to build 14 new miles of border wall along the south texas mexico border and adds to the 1.7 miles of state-funded border wall already completed this year. the area includes val verde county, part of the us border patrol's del rio sector which since july has been the busiest sector for migrant encounters along the entire 900 mile long southwest border, texas is doing it itself. stuart: thanks, back to you later. businesses are under siege in

philadelphia, progressive da larry krasner insists his policies on crime are working. brian yunus has that report coming up next.

stuart: markets are still in rally mode though we lost a little scene, the dow is up 200, half an hour ago was up 400, susan is looking at the movers. susan: of 3 year low for snap shares, quote early sales growth in company history, you are down 30%. %. isn't that incredible. they are forecasting 0 sales growth for this quarter and you have to remember the stock went public at $17 a share. imagine if you bought into that ipo in 2,017. what i found surprising as they are still adding users, more than what twitter has at 358 million daily that use snap, not a good sign for social media stocks. especially with the results next week. susan: could disappear next year. stuart: oil companies like

schlumberger raising sales guidance. lauren: you say it so well but that french accent, forecasting a strong winter against tight supplies. that helps oil companies. stuart: how about hawaiian air? >> they will fly jets for amazon in 2020, stock up 12%. amazon could even buy a 15% stake in hawaiian airlines. amazon says these claims will replace older ones. stuart: just cargo. susan: they need it when trillions of packages are sent and sold. stuart: good for the stock too. progressive district attorney in philadelphia larry krasner insists his crime policies are working despite the crime surge. krasner held a press conference

in the last hour. is he making any change to his woke policies? >> good morning, he is and remains defiant, he had a press conference in harrisburg, philadelphia progressive da larry krasner insists his more lenient policies are not to blame for the city's record crime surge, he says the republican led effort to impeach him in the statehouse is illegal and politically motivated. >> this is an effort to impeach someone for political purposes who has done nothing corrupt and nothing illegally can because they want to erase philadelphia's votes, straight up, that is what it is. they want to impeach our ideas. stuart: >> krasner says he will only testify to the bipartisan impeachment committee as long as the hearing is held publicly. that you may wants it behind closed doors. democrats and republicans have voted to hold him in contempt for not cooperating. since krasner took office in 2017 murders in philadelphia

are up 78% hit an all-time record in 2,020 one. republicans accused him of dereliction of duty as for laptop car. we are now learning that a man exonerated for 2012 murder in philadelphia last year thanks to krasner is being sought in connection to a recent deadly shooting, police are searching for 32-year-old jamir harris who allegedly drove two gunman who shot and killed 50-year-old man last month which in 2012 harris was convicted of shooting a 45-year-old man but was let go after krasner's office found his constitutional rights were violated. court transcripts show the judge in that case felt the da's office mishandle that case and now harris is a fugitive. this all matters because this is a senate race in which dr. oz made this race a referendum on democrat handling of crime. stuart: got it. thanks very much indeed. my next guest is all too

familiar with crime in philadelphia. dave grogan owns a restaurant in philly. it was just vandalized for the third time in the last two years. who is to blame for the situation in philadelphia? defund the police? fetterman? who do you put the blame on? >> i put the blame on the fact that we have eroded the respect for the police department, the police know that if they prosecute or arrest anybody nothing will happen, there's very little reward in upholding the law, crimes like vandalism are rampant because they are not even prosecuting the larger crimes. no sense of lawlessness in the city, the video the atvs driving around, they are up now, police and gas stations, imagine citizen drivers so there's a sense of lawlessness and the lifestyle crimes that

affect daily lives, no repercussions for that and that is the mentality. stuart: have you moved to florida? you run a restaurant in florida? i don't know, are you in florida working in the restaurant business? >> i own restaurant to the suburbs of philadelphia, new jersey and when covid happened we had one restaurant in florida but when it happened in philadelphia, in pennsylvania, locked down, time for the best in florida. we focused a lot of growth in florida. i would say for every one restaurant we considered up north, we open in florida. it is a funny thing. mayor kenny and philadelphia focused intently on masks and mandates and we will inspect you and put regulations in place but meanwhile if you get punched in the face around the corner from a restaurant nobody will get in trouble but if you didn't have a mask and a

restaurant you will get find really hard. we've moved our investment to florida. because we feel there is opportunity here, respect for business. the best way i can describe philadelphia is businesses get to be both the villain and the provider. they want us to generate tax revenue, create jobs and continue to find new ways to tax us and regulate our business but also want to say we are the bad guys and we are evil and that is the way you feel as a business owner. stuart: philadelphia, pennsylvania, philadelphia in particular, new jersey, new york is just like day and night doing business between here and florida, florida is pro business, up here we are not. thinking of moving, thank you very much for joining us, appreciate it, hope you come back soon. lawrence jones just hosted a town hall in philadelphia. that townhall is all about

crime. what do folks have to say? ashley: crime is surging out of control and despite what the philadelphia mayor says soft on crime prosecutors are responsible for making the streets and safe. unsafe. listen to this. >> how many women out here feel it is safe for them to even pump your gas here? no hands. who feels it is unsafe? and it is not just the women. >> we should be able to reform the broken systems we all believe need to be reformed and old people accountable for their actions. that's one thing we should be able to agree on. there should be no disagreement on keeping people safe, keeping communities safe. ashley: apparently not but interesting, the polls show crime is a big issue with voters. going to a new monmouth university survey inflation came top of the list of priorities followed by elections and voting and crime at 37%, the same paul found 31%

of respondents believe president biden is paying enough attention to the issues most directly affecting us families and especially crime. stuart: got it, thanks. after john schneider has a new patriotic movie called to die for. watch this. >> what is your problem? >> it's not my flag, that's your flag. too many lies were told to our people. >> want you to take it down. >> from where? your truck? >> my truck, my flag. >> some people find it offensive. >> what about that? >> he had to fund the movie himself because woke hollywood know it would not. john schneider will tell us about it next hour. as billionaire elon musk buys a twitter take over new documents detail his plan to that the tech giants workforce. kelly o'grady has that story after this. ♪

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stuart: headline. texas just announced they are suing google over what? lauren: alleged biometric data, when you ask google assistant, this goes back to 2015, texas alleges google is using that for their own commercial purposes. >> we have laws that prevent companies like google from stealing your facial geometry, how your face looks and voice prints and they violated this law since 2015 and we will stop them and hold them accountable. companies are using this for profiteering at the expense of

people's privacy. >> reporter: google allegedly uses the data to improve their own artificial intelligence and their phones and home speakers so photos help us organize photos when they use ai to group similar looking faces together and use your voice to better recognize who the users are and show you the information you typically want. google denies these allegations but it's not the first time texas filed a lawsuit against google, they have a monopoly when it comes to digital advertising. stuart: sometimes i get this pop up on my phone that those memories. susan: artificial intelligence and it is facial recognition as well. it can group together your children and family. stuart: i kind of like it. susan: it helps better use the services, those are commercial uses. stuart: thanks. a new report claims elon musk

will cut 75% of twitter's staff if he takes over the company. kelly o'grady in los angeles. what sources inside twitter telling you? >> reporter: there's a lot of frustration, one source, job postings are openly being passed around in messages and folks on the inside tell me those who staunchly support twitter's concept moderation reproach think this will destroy the platform, expose users to hack live and aggressive material. musk's intention to trim the fat has always been known. his current structures not in line with other tech companies. that here is from an exchange where a fellow entrepreneur shared twitter's revenue per employee, if he had a staff of 3,000 instead of 8000 would be

1.6 million comparable to industry standards within same potential for improvement. he's taking on at least $12 million in debt, a highly leveraged stanford -- just because he may fire does not mean he won't have higher people. he has a different vision for the company around content moderation and shared intent with investors to bring in more effective workers that fit with his new strategy and culture. people are up in arms. as a postmerger owner you want a loyal staff. stuart: you better have a loyal staff. vital to the cause. thanks, see you later. a marketing company looking to hire someone whose sole job will be to stroll through tiktok. how much are they paying for this. ashley: not a job made for you. a job for someone else, for anyone addicted to tiktok and the perks they are offering.

one lucky person will pay $50 an hour to binge watch for 12 hours across 3 days and for all that hard work, the employee will receive a $50 gift card, $50 target, flushable cell phone holder and 12 inch tripod. the candidate will be responsible for scrolling tiktok, ranking the top 10 favorite videos and posting them on instagram or twitter while tagging ubiquitous official. the only requirements for applicants besides being over the age of 18 is to love tiktok and have an active social media presence. applications, october 31st on ubiquitous influence.com. your personal nightmare. stuart: i don't think i will apply.

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stuart: president biden is worried about aid to ukraine if republicans take back the house. stuart: former us ambassador to nato kurt volcker joins me, republicans demanding

accountability for money already spent, should we give more? >> we should give more. republicans are right to say where is the money going? how is it being used? most is going to the pentagon, pentagon gives it through the us defense industry, the fed's industry to the supply chains to the pentagon, give the iranians old stuff. let's get that clear, to the public mckevitt counted. the ukrainians have several more months before they can push the russians out. stuart: the first military priority is to stop those uranian drones, do something about them because they have an important impact on ukraine, watch out if uranian the spend ballistic missiles. >> that is right.

uranian drones are interesting, not sophisticated, not fast, ukrainians shoot down 80% of them as it is but we help them get better and more sophisticated air defensees to protect cities even more. russians are using it to take out infrastructure in ukraine, trying to deprive the population, ukrainians doing a good job and the russians having to do this, they don't have their own missiles and bombs and precision guided munitions so having to go to iran to buy drones and get uranian's to put people in crimea to train the russians so this is a sign of desperation, ballistic missiles as well, that could add to that. it is imperative on us to do

what we can. to protect their cities. stuart: do you think we should push for negotiation settling now? >> not now. the russians have to know they are losing first, putin is grasping at straws, he has to recognize this can't win. that is why you negotiate. stuart: bank you for joining us, see you again soon. space x a major pentagon contractor. ashley, do they want to expand the relationship? ashley: yes, already space x is a major pentagon contractor and it seems it is said to expand the partnership. it is set to grow into satellite services where space x's times link division is dominant in key regions and has a major leg up on competitors. paying for the use of*link in

ukraine has emerged as point of contention between space x and us defense officials. you may remember elon musk said it wasn't reasonable for the company to fund times -- stars link, they received taxpayer support. the pentagon has reportedly held discussions with space x about funding for ukraine but that is what we hear for now. some european countries discussed providing funding ukraine's use of times --star link, in low earth orbit, providing internet connections in africa and europe. a remarkable system that keeps adding to those satellites every other day. stuart: thanks very much. still ahead, actor john schneider, steve hilton, kim strawser land niall gardner. in the space of 7 weeks britain lost its longest reigning monarch and shorter serving

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