stuart: this is just for lauren, elvis. good morning. to the money, are you in the green, the dow is up 200 and the nasdaq is up 167 points. the 10 year treasury yield down

4.08%. a couple days ago it was foreign 12:45%. i presume big tech is on the upside. the 10 year treasury yield, you get a rally and big tech. apple, alphabet, microsoft is up, amazon is up as well. where's the price of oil? $85 a barrel up 1%. important numbers just released on consumer confidence. lauren: it came in at one hundred 2. 5. how do we feel in october? wise it down so much? gas prices are up so much. we had a solid number in september as gas prices fell reversing the trend. stuart: the market loves it. >> the fed can back off. stuart: weakness in consumer confident means the fed could back off a little so the rally continues. we are up one hundred 60 on the dow, 162 on the nasdaq.

now this. it is almost laughable. democrats desperately trying to reverse course. they see the polls, they know they are in deep trouble so they try to convince us they do understand what is troubling us. they say now is the time 14 days to the vote to address difficult issues. good luck with that. don't come begging the country for a second chance when you spent the last two years running the country into the ground, the reverend out sharpton is the latest, saying democrat have to listen to voters and deal with crime. that is rich. sharpton spent a lifetime pouring scorn and contempt on the police. on inflation there is a key issue. speaker pelosi just wants to change the subject, not talk about it. let's talk about it. today's inflation is the direct result of the war on fossil fuels and fast government spending, both on speaker pelosi's watch, the president doesn't bother to change

course, he just plows ahead and keeps the misinformation coming. he says democrats are lowering your everyday costs like prescription drugs, healthcare premiums, gas prices, that is -- does not fly, does it? the democrats wanted this election to be about trump, voting rights, january 6th, abortion, clearly that is not flying. the momentum is all in the republicans favor and a sweep of the house and senate has moved from possible to probable. second hour of varney just getting started. look who is here. guy ensign. do you agree with that? a republican sweep is moving from pop possible to probable? what say you? >> seems the house has been a done deal for a while and i see

our fox power rankings have shifted in the republicans direction in the last few minutes. on the senate side it is a jump ball in my book. we will know relatively early how the night is going. it is more plausible than ever that republicans will win back the senate and i put they are stealing around 53 seats, no longer 52 or 51. stuart: can you bring me to speed on the fox power rankings? in the last couple weeks they moved a couple seats towards the republicans. i've not seen that. tell me more about that. >> i saw it on the twitter machine, the fox decision desk team, the political team look at all these races, 435 on the house aside and one third on the senate and all the governor races up this year and in the last few minutes with two weeks until the election, four seats, a tossup, all four changes moving in the gop direction on the house side which seems to

solidify the likelihood that republicans gain the lower chamber and i keep looking at nevada, georgia, pennsylvania in the senate. stuart: thank you for bringing that to my attention. i'm supposed to be the news guy and you gave us the news. the governor of florida, desantis, and a democrat candidate charlie crist faced off in their first and only debate last night. watch. >> charlie crist and his friends in congress were urging you to be locked down. i lifted you up, i protected your rights. i made sure you could earn a living. >> the most antibusiness governor i have ever seen. >> except for all the businesses moving down here in leading the nation. >> what made things clear, the only worn-out old donkey i'm looking to put out to pasture is charlie crist.

stuart: the most antibusiness governor in florida and there's enormous laughter at that. i'm not surprised. did you take anything else from the debate? >> uproarious laughter because it is so laughable. i can't believe you have added to the montage. at one point charlie crist to used to be a republican, then independent at a democrat, he said ron desantis is the governor of lockdowns. you are the lockdown guy. it is wild that he attempted that. desantis came to play some brass knuckles at times, i think this race is over, the question is does desantis win by single digit or double digits? that is a credit to him and a reflection on charlie crist. stuart: what do you make of the debate tonight, fetterman and dr. oz? >> this could be one of the few debates that matters this cycle. fetterman's people are putting expectations on the floor,

probably practicing hard for this, preparing for, republicans shouldn't feed into the narrative of low expectations, dr. oz has to be compassionate and patient and press his case, if fetterman looks shaky that could be determinative. stuart: this is exciting, two weeks ago, right in the middle of it, i think you do, come see us again soon. a media watchdog group found google manipulated search engines to hurt republicans ahead of the midterms. lauren: brent bozell's media research center accuse google of manipulating the search engine results in 10 of 12 competitive senate races including the ones we've been talking about to harm republicans so translation the gop campaign websites are

populated lower on the page when search results come up. they would be at the bottom, democratic opponents at the top of the page in 7 instances the republicans weren't on page one. if you are not making page one know what is see you. they looked at rival sites, like microsoft in the top 5, google tells fox, quote, there is no validity whatsoever to allegations of political bias on their part but media research says show us your algorithms and requesting congressional investigation. stuart: good stuff. let's get back to the market. the man in the cow jacket, one of our favorite guys, scott schilladdy. is this a short-term bounce or is this the real deal? we are on to a new rally. >> that is the question i posed to myself every day and right

now i am sure you have been out on a boat and seen freshwater rivers meet oceans and that water is half fresh half salt. it is called brackish. right now the market is brackish. as time goes on it favors the pool, more things can surprise to the upside than the downside because everybody is expecting the downside. if the fed comes out. if we don't see inflation coming down like they would like they might change their tactics, 4% inflation, or 3% inflation. right now as long as we have unemployment so low and inflation so high, back to back to back rate hikes are no-brainer in their minds but if inflation doesn't come down like they would like to think, than you could then you could see fed pivot. the surprises get more. the longer this goes on but right now we are in that brackish area where we need to see something, fairly big for the market to take a leg down

or you will see the market get used to bad news and it will hurt the most people in the quickest time and there's more people on the side of the boat that think things will be bad and we will go to lows than people think we will go up and make new highs, the market will recover. stuart: you will where the cow jacket, i associate you with a guy who traits agricultural commodities. is there any sign of food price inflation is beginning to moderate, prices come down a little bit? any sign? >> nowhere near as high as they were and slowly coming to fruition. it is not just commodity prices but i censor them for the time being. you might have a shortage of soybeans or cotton but if demand is beaten up so bad it doesn't matter. no one is buying it anyway. there are some. storylines that hit the front

page, we don't have enough of this or that and everyone wants to buy at but it starts to go down in price because we've beaten demand with the fed hiking rates and china being on lockdowns, no one is asking for things we have a shortage of so we don't have a shortage. stuart: interesting. if we get inflation down a little, i think the market goes up. all good stuff, see you later. we have some movers. corning is down 5%. lauren: they make glass display panels and their utilization rate or production rate the lowest since 2,008. the translation is not much demand out there and they lower the outlook as a result. stuart: intuitive surgical. lauren: we saw them at the top of "the opening bell," they make tools for surgeries, announce $1 billion share

repurchase on the back of a few days of solid earnings. stuart: i'm reading the prompter. it says you are supposed to say but i will say it, paypal, often, payment option ahead of black friday. lauren: it will start rolling out today and usually in time for the holiday season, 90 million users because paypal owns the venue that can buy stuff on amazon using it. look at the stock up 7% on this news. stuart: to buy something on amazon. is that right? lauren: i'm such a person, doesn't need it. stuart: me too. let's keep commodities serious. they run a lot of supermarket shelves. lauren: one of the items in the supermarket shelf, dry shampoo, you spray shampoo on your hair.

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stuart: we are an hour into the trading session, weak consumer confidence report suggested the fed won't be so aggressive with -- dow is up 130. you have ukraine claiming to have shot down what, kazi drones fired on them.

>> there were more air raid sirens in the capital of kyiv as russian forces target the ukrainian power grid. >> cities in the dark as russian attacks on the ukrainian power grid continue. more air rainy and made drones launched from belarus were shot down is the head of ukraine's intelligence service says 330 drones reduced by russia in recent weeks, ukrainian troops are fighting hard to liberate territory from russian forces as state media says a new attempt to take the southern city of kherson was repelled and russian showing has killed 7 civilians, the battlefield developing scum as europeans support for ukraine continues with german president frank walter steinmeyer visiting kyiv this morning. >> reporter: my message to the ukrainians is not only do we stand by your side but we will support ukraine economically,

politically, and militarily. >> reporter: european leaders working around the clock to address the fallout from the war in ukraine, energy prices skyrocketing and winter around the corner. you ready to energy ministers met tuesday in luxembourg. >> translator: europe has great market power. if major players are allowed, purchasing communities, europe's market power will have an impact. >> reporter: we spoke with ukraine's defense minister who stressed the importance of maintaining support for his country heading into these difficult winter months ahead. stuart: thank you very much. 30 progressive democrats wrote a letter to the president wanting him to push harder for peace talks in ukraine. republicans want accountability for the ongoing aid we are giving to ukraine. brent velicovich gives us more, the movement towards negotiation seems to be gaining ground, do you approve of that?

>> biden should be advocating for peace at every opportunity. he's risking escalation by sending weapons to ukraine with no interest in talks, what is the real strategy? i am glad gop republicans are pushing to push for a negotiation or peace talk because as a leader dealing with one of the most important global issues of our time, how is it he isn't extending his hand to open the door to discussions? it is a mistake. what kind of leaders that? he should be doing everything in his power to stop this war from taking place in that is the issue with monetary conference, there is no real voice setting the strategic plan to negotiate reduce casualties. the opposite is happening. stuart: it looks like we are handing putin a victory. >> by going to the negotiation table absolute he not. i understand why president zelenskyy wouldn't want to negotiate when they are operating in his territory but america has always been the type of entity that has brought people together to figure out a

real solution. look at the upcoming g 20 meeting that is supposed to take place in november, food and will be attending this, biden has come out and said if he it attends he doesn't plan to meet with putin but says he will speak with him if the subject is britney greiner. she shouldn't hold priority over thousands of civilians being killed at the hands of russians. there's american volunteers who died ever so result of these russian strikes. where are the efforts to stop that? russia state tv if you watch it they use these lack of talks, lack of moving in the direction of peace as propaganda, boudin is calling for negotiation when president biden refuses to do that so we need to definitely come together and start extending this character some sort of stock. stuart: i think of you as a drone guy because that is what you are. can you tell us how the ukrainians managed to shoot down 70% of the, kazi drones being fired at them?

>> i was in ukraine last week and i can tell you this issue with the shot heads, the, kazi drones is difficult, one of the most dangerous times i have been in ukraine. one of those things getting through, doesn't matter it is only 70%, it needs to be one hundred%, one of these going through our causing massive devastation not to mention psychological, they sly slow and low and a lot of people are in fear of this. shooting them down -- stuart: maybe we should send them the defense systems that let them shoot every one of them down? >> we need to centaur anti-drone systems. more anti-drone systems should be shot and we need the us government -- stuart: i would like to see them get more weapons and push the russians out completely. that's my point of view. i'm out of time. you can come back and argue with me.

new video sparking speculation that putin may be undergoing cancer treatment. what is going on? ashley: the video was released by the melissa street of defense, showing food meeting with soldiers in what seemed the to be track marks on his hands and that sparked rumors of his undergoing cancer treatment. at one point in the video couldn't could be seen grabbing one of the soldiers arms with his hands with marks showing as we know putin's health has come under question before with rumors of his declining health but the kremlin is quick to shut down such speculation denying reports several times this year alone but a number of experts seem to agree that boudin looks to be in good health despite reports to the contrary. to be honest with you boudin could have died 6 months ago but we would never know with the kremlin. you cannot believe anything. stuart: precisely.

back to you later. texas troopers bust human smugglers and sees one hundred pounds of fentanyl in the past 48 hours. texas congressman gone dollars says biden has pinocchio america, no end insight to the border crisis. nate foy will have a report shortly, texas senator ted cruz shouted down by climate protesters on the view. >> inflation has one cause and one cause. [chanting] >> ladies, ladies, excuse us, let us do our job. we when they went to a commercial break in to get but i want to know what happened during the commercial break, he was still sitting on the senate -- he is next. ♪

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fentanyl in the past 48 hours. nate foy is in eagle pass, texas, the latest from the border please. >> reporter: the border is busy, whether it be drugs or people crossing the border we have two larger groups that passed illegally this morning. look at this first group in the early morning hours in the dark of night, our infrared drone capture this group. looks like a big group at first glance. the next video, this was even bigger so these people were processed a mile south of where we were. over 200 people, many of them from cuba. a mixture of men, women and children. some family units but that's the majority, the majority are single adults, really single adult men, the most common type of person we are seeing and

congressman tony gonzalez says as longest president biden has loose border policies this problem is going to keep getting worse. >> it is becoming more streamlined. it is like a bat symbol. the president biden administration sending the bat symbol out to the world saying gnu to us, with welcome arms. >> the congressman says the cartels are getting more efficient as more people cross, smuggling a big problem. this video from texas dps, the trooper is following a human smuggler, 6 illegal much migrants run into the brush but all 6 were apprehended. as you mentioned drugs a big problem. in the past 48 hours border patrol seized 108 pounds of

fentanyl, as well as 15 pounds of meth. in the tucson sector border patrol agents have arrested another registered sex offender, mexican national who has been convicted of molesting and sexually abusing a child. stuart: thanks. just in september alone, 20 of them and the terror watch list. we are privileged to have senator ted cruz with us now. if republicans win the house and senate can you change course on the border? >> we can start changing course. what happened under president biden on the border is chaos, 4.4 million people crossed illegally under president biden. i spent a lot of time on the southern border, it has never been this bad.

the volume of human suffering, children, women being sexually assaulted, drugs, one hundred thousand people last year died of fentanyl overdoses, all of it because president biden and this administration refuses to enforce the law. showing midges of people coming here illegally, they turned themselves into the border patrol agents and biden turns around and let's them go. that is why they are coming, the democrats won't enforce the law. we will have an election in two weeks, we will see a red wave, republicans take the house, we will have oversight and hearings with subpoenas. we should impeach alejandra mayorkas, secretary of homeland security, we should defund the 87,000 new irs agents they passed into law and put that

money secure at the border but it will be a fight because biden in the democrats will continue to refuse the law and we need to use the power of congress to fight back. stuart: protesters popping up across the globe throwing food on iconic paintings, putting food on supermarket floors and interrupted you on the view yesterday. i've got to run this again. >> inflation has one cause and one cause only. [chanting] >> inflation has one cause. >> we do cover climate here. >> ladies, excuse us, let us do our job. we hear what you have to say but you've got to go. >> accusing us of not covering climate change and we do that almost -- >> after the vast majority of americans the answer is no. stuart: a strange question,

they went to a commercial break after this and you were still sitting on the set. what was the conversation onset after this? >> the hosts were embarrassed, 2 sets of protesters, screaming and cursing, but the left, they are angry and we are at a time when our nation is screaming but the reason i went on the flow view is i think conservatives, we need to do a better job reaching out to a broader audience, we need to talk to young people, hispanics, americans, suburban moms paying the price for failed policies. i went on yesterday. today i've got a new book called justice corrupted, how the left has weapon eyes our legal system. it is a book that exposes how barack obama and joe biden

turned the department of justice and fbi and the irs and the machinery of the federal government into a politicized weapon to target their enemies and it is dangerous. stuart: do you think what you're calling the weaponization of the legal system is that present a threat to democracy in a way the left thinks they are a threat to democracy? >> it does and it is designed to do so. this book explains how when the government is used to target your enemies, it undermines democracy and it was interesting in the view will people goldberg came at me, obsessed as every one, january 6th, she said you republicans are violent and engage in violence and our side never does that and i had to laugh. did you miss and in higher year

of antifa riots and she looked at me completely confused and says i don't know what you are talking about. i don't know what an nt 4.0 riot is. that is what they are seeing, propaganda. stuart: glad you exposed it and came on our show. >> let me encourage folks to buy the book, it is useful and tell you what is happening. stuart: 10% to me if you sell a lot of books but that's just another story. see you again soon. interesting story. a group of tourists trapped hundreds of feet underground when visiting her grand canyon, details on the rescue efforts, president biden's student loan bailout plan paused by the courts but not according to the president. role that tape. >> president biden: we got it past and it is in effect. stuart: that is a gaffe and the

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stuart: the white house had to walk back another comment from the president. i think this one was about student loans. ashley: it was during a town hall, the president claimed his student loan payout plan passed congress. >> president biden: if you don't have one of those loans, it is past. i got it passed by a vote of 2 and it is in effect. ashley: his student early plan was pushed through by executive action and was not past through congress, critics on social media responded wondering why

fact checkers were not weighing in on the false statement it others wondering if biden was aware that what he said was wrong, trying to walk back the president's claim the white house said biden was referring to the inflation reduction act, a law that narrowly passed the senate in august. stuart: i'm moving on swiftly. saudi arabia mocking president biden's recent gaffes, what do you say? ashley: the saudi crown prince does not hold president biden in high regard saying saudi crown prince mohammed bin selman mocks president biden in private making fun of the 79-year-old's gaffe and questioning his mental acuity, he told advisers he hasn't been impressed with mr.

biden since his days as vice president, much preferred donald trump that according to people inside in saudi arabia. biden set on the campaign trail in 2020 the he saw very little social redeeming value in the president government in saudi arabia, refused to talk to prince mohammed for over a year but when they finally did meet in july saudi officials claim it appeared mister biden didn't want to be there and was uninterested in the policy discussions. stuart: there you have that. top american backers in saudi arabia attending the future investment initiative which is called davo's in the desert. edward lawrence, there isn't a single member of the biden administration that is there if i am not mistaken. >> this is by decide at a protest because the saudi's cut oil production, the biggest of

big american bankers are there, talking about jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon, the head of goldman sachs and blackstone founder stephen schwartz, all of them speaking at this conference. the saudi energy minister set the tone with a failed threat. >> there emergency start, had to be defeated, used it as a mechanism to manipulate markets. it is my profound duty to make it clear to the world that losing emergency stock may become painful in the months to come. >> reporter: clearly a warning about the strategic petroleum reserve in a message you just talked about, reports the crown prince does not respect president biden. we remember that july face-to-face meeting where the president hope to add oil supply to the world that did

not happen, republicans say when you look at us energy policy and the president's foreign-policy there have been a number of large mistakes. >> now we find out the thing we all knew all along the gamma the middle east leaders have no respect for president biden. i'm sure they are sitting back in addition to president biden's gaffes laughing in amazement the united states which has the ability and potential to be energy independent, having to come to opec and beg for more oil makes no sense. >> there has been no shift or pivoting policy at all for this president. stuart: thanks. john fetterman and doctor oz will take the debate stage tonight but fetterman's campaign is lowering expectations. we will talk about that after this. ♪

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math and reading scores plummet, secretary of education calls the drop a wake-up call. >> this is not a wake-up call to double down our efforts and improve education even before it was, both for the pandemic, i don't know what will. stuart: this comes as 90% of high school students say they were taught critical race theory while in the classroom. students can do math or read but they know all about the social issues. >> parents got to stay engaged. if you work two jobs you have to find out and once you open those books, grab the ipad and find out what they are doing. don't just tell me generally

but use the rescue fund, you put it to the states and 50% of that money -- stuart: $122 billion. >> a lot of plexiglas just to keep kids away and keep them out of schools. what we need to do, they need extra help. they understand it. another hour of school, kids can get certificates to go cash in at local learning centers, to prove you've been 4 hours extra of tutoring a week or whatever it is per month and a massive effort of accountability and push to get kids to make up what they have lost and try to choke up and incentivize these states. we know governor desantis had

no problem pointing out his fourth-graders are third and fourth in reading and math and moved ahead of new york, they only shut out of school for two weeks. stuart: let's have school choice, public schools have wrecked public school education, let the private sector come on it. john fetterman and dr. oz will debate in pennsylvania, john fetterman's campaign is lowering expectations. what are they saying? >> basically dr. oz has a syndicated show, my guy had a stroke. he is now just being able to pick up or understand words and put them in formations and have long pauses as translated on a google apps into what dr. oz says and he has to read and process and answer it. in the course of an hour he would not extend the debate and

only get 5 questions and they say he will get trounced, he will get torched, but his physical ailments, he's not up for the job. not that he is not a heart surgeon like doctor ours. not talking a guy who is new to the issues but physically, mentally cognitively can't do the job and we are about to see it and his staff knows it will be a disaster. his wife will do everything, take a 6 or 7 body back and forth washington to pennsylvania. if he gets it, dr. oz has consolidated republican support, one of the brightest guys you will meet with, remarkably successful. i look for him to win big but he has to make sure he doesn't look like a bully but he doesn't have that gene in him. that is not the way he is. he has that doctor empathy.

we can't pretend fetterman will do the job. not talking, holding rallies and doing interviews. stuart: now you hear about it. california congressman michelle steel will join us. neil sean coming up. the president had a bad day yesterday, he called vice president harris president, got lost on the stage and his staff had to walk back his mistakes on student loans, not the image of chief executive wants with crucial elections two weeks away. that will be "my take" next. ♪ ♪

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>> president biden is just incapable of speaking the truth on the economy. that the trump tax cuts were a blue collar boom. and that's what the facts show. those are the actual numbers. >> i think this fourth quarter could be a massive rally if republicans take back both the senate and the house. i think it'll unleash a wave of hope that things can change, because the status