stuart: i thought was i feel good but it is not. james brown, that is sixth avenue, new york, they are putting up christmas decorations, virtually empty because it is friday. good morning, 10:00 eastern, take a look at this. airmen are doing quite well, not as well as it was in "the opening bell," thousand 100, nasdaq up 43. where is the 10 year treasury yield? what is coming in at 3.78%. the yield on the 2-year is higher than that. still predicting a recession. the price of oil, where is it, 78 a barrel, dropped below 80, that probably means gas prices will come down in the near future. as for bitcoin, don't know why but it is bubbling around the 16,000 level. it has been at that level the past week despite all the

turmoil in crypto. 66 right now. important news for realtors coming across the wires. home sales. lauren: the number at 4.3 million which is less than the month of september, we've seen 9 months of declines in a row, the most we've ever seen but this number was stronger than expected so it declined, not as bad. stuart: that is 4,430,000 homes sold on an annual basis. i remember when it was 6 or 7 million. we will get to you later. now this. i am going to link the climate summit known as cop 27 and sam bankman-fried, the coteau guy, it is on the brink of failure, he has exposed himself as a climate synnex.

bankman-fried's own words show he used climate is meaningless public relations, part of his text reads this dumb game we woke westerners play, so everyone likes us. he says environmental social governance is a fraud, just progressive public posture. he brought in hundreds of millions of dollars promising to support sustainability and it was a game to look good. paik virtue signaling and journalists, politicians and sophisticated venture capitalists bought it. the climate conference, failure looms. it is almost over. they can't agree how much the west should pay poor countries to adjust climate change, the europeans say we will settle if all countries agree to reduce emissions starting in 2025. does anybody believe they will meet the targets. they will take the money and

laugh. just like sam bankman-fried, spouting sustainability he took the money. second hour of varney just getting started. look who's here friday morning, the man himself. i want to talk not about dividends but cryptos. is this turmoil the end of the game for the crypto guys? >> don't know if it is the end of the game but it is a redefinition of what will go on. i entreated last week a few things that can save the space or kill the space, government coming in and regulating it or government not coming in and regulating it. the whole premise was they can operate under the veil and no one needs to know what is going on and that has led to total

disaster, $2 trillion of wealth evaporation and counting and total lack of trust in the system. stuart: is crypto dead, finished? >> not dead. there are people who want to record transactions and that is all it ever was, the notion of going from one thousand-70,000, no one can ever explain why, but using it as a utility to record transactions on the block chain is fine. stuart: we will be back to you shortly with a dividend pick. house republicans are saying their top priority is investigating the biden family. >> the bidens lurched and became millionaires by offering access to the family. to be clear, president biden is the big guy, this evidence raises questions whether president biden is a national security risk and whether he's compromised. our investigation is about

president biden and we already have evidence that will point to president biden's involvement with hunter biden. we want the bank records. blue when the white house responded with a long statement. instead of working with president biden to address issues important to the american people like lower costs, congressional republicans's top priority is to go after president biden with politically motivated attacks chock-full of long debunked conspiracy theories. vatiais biden compromised? >> they are barking up the wrong tree. this reminds me of the russiagate investigation into trump. the problem with the democrats is all on display, sold out the working class for overeducated elites. it is all on display and the republicans instead of standing up for the working class that has been abandoned they are owning the libs and trying to punish their political adversaries, disappointed to

see this and this is why in the midterms they didn't get a bigger margin of victory. stuart: you don't think there's anything there with hunter biden? >> not saying there's nothing there but for their first move out of the midterms this is what they are doing. it will put gas in the tanks of american people? is this going to bring down the cost of chicken? come en. stuart: you are saying the public doesn't want a lot of investigations. they want action on gas and inflation and energy. >> the american people said in poll after poll inflation, the economy, good jobs, crime and immigration are their top priorities, they give republicans top marks on those issues but didn't give them a huge victory because they knew this was what they would do. with one there will be an investigation of hunter biden. >> hunter biden is a corrupt individual. is this what they should do with their political capital? stuart: should we not find out if he compromised his father in dealings with china? >> do you think of president

obama was president he wouldn't be doing what president biden is doing when it comes to china? this is what democrats do on china. it is a bigger problem than hunter biden at his cocaine problem and crack and laptop. stuart: that a different point of view. we welcome it. thank you very much. democrats are calling on the ftc to investigate twitter. over what? lauren: potential consumer protection violations, several democratic senators signed a letter asking the ftc to investigate alarming steps musk has taken since he's taken over that include the disastrous rollout of the $8 checkmark and fake accounts as a result but the story doesn't stop here. all twitter offices are closed until monday. there is a fear more workers reason i. a few days ago musk emailed if you want to commit to my company and hard-core work click this link by 5:00 pm yesterday.

not many clicked and many publicly re-signed. there is one report that says 3 quarters of the remaining 3700 workers. that can mean twitter is a toast to. if you don't have enough engineers you can't maintain the infrastructure. i'm going to say musk silently realizes this. he has loosened somewhat those return to work policies. he brought former employees that quit to have townhalls to convince workers to stay and he said if you are an excellent employee, talk to your manager, there's a chance you will be welcome to. stuart: that is the test. lauren: what constitutes excellent i am not sure. stuart: what content moderation? lauren: twitter is a mess and musk had a solid reputation until this. stuart: twee 8 former employees at space x, a musk company filed complaints.

what are they saying about space x and musk? lauren: they were illegally fired when they wrote an open letter and put it on the company's internal server that criticized elon musk. they said they wanted a more inclusive culture at space x and didn't like the way he ran the company. elon musk runs his companies almost as a dictator until he finds a lieutenant he trusts. he has this iron grip on what happens. that is all well and fine, they are his comedies, space x is private but when someone disagrees with what he is doing, if he welcomes what they have to say. stuart: it is another example of musk being under attack almost every day for all kinds of different things. everybody attacks musk. tesla, space x, the rest of it, now twitter. stuart: lauren: if twitter goes so bad does musk lose the reputation he has as being an amazing inventor?

changing the world? stuart: that is something journalists are not supposed to say, only time will tell. lauren: it is risky. stuart: we have a journalist on the show. i want to get to david barneson. i love his dividend picks. the pick he has today is cisco. i don't associate cisco with big dividend pay. what have you got? >> they've grown the dividend double digits for the past 10 years. a lot of people don't know that. it is one of those stories of these big huge tech stocks from the 90s that went way up and would never pay a dividend, then they came down and somewhere along the line they became a value stock and they kick off a ton of cash, they have a dividend that has grown 10% a year for 10 years and really moved a lot of the revenue models to recurring

revenue, appliance, recurring revenue gives consistency in that dividend. stuart: what is the actual dividend payments now? >> 3.5% if you bought it 10 years ago you are getting 9% on your money and that is how we look at it, growth of dividend over time, and it will be 9% on your money. stuart: thank you very much indeed, see you later. you are looking at movers, diamond back energy, 5% down. >> energy is the biggest loser down 2%. and they went under 90 which is a big deal and the reason is oil is down because there's concern of weakening demand. stuart: domino's pizza, we have them on all the time. lauren: it lauren: it is up 1%, northcoast research are going $60 a share

because demand is holding on and they are spending more. stuart: we used to have a producer who always mocked him sonoma because they told $40 -- lauren: one of mine is. stuart: it is down 5%. lauren: they withdrew future guidance. analysts are losing faith. jpmorgan, they say they have higher end consumer into demand is finally starting to break. stuart: was at $40 or 30? it was $40. probably 50 by now. the university of notre dame requires students to get a covid booster shot even if working virtually. we've got that story. the former president of levis was pushed out of the company after she spoke out against school closures during the pandemic. she has a new book about it. jennifer say is on the show.

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>> reporter: they are really piling up and i think you will see more. one of the biggest positives of the post covid economy is strength of the jobs market until now. job cuts announced by us-based employer jumped 48% year over year to 33,843 in october, the highest since february of 2,020 one according to challenger, gray, and christmas. the biggest job cuts coming in technology, that's the sector flush during the recession, they over hired and now have to cut back and justify their labor force. as you said amazon carving up 10,000 positions mostly from retail, human resources, the device is not good for alexa, not to be outdone facebook parent meta-is cutting 13% of its workforce, 11,000 workers, intel is expected to reduce its head count. the chipmaker has let to reduce

any details, banks are calling their numbers, morgan stanley, citigroup reacting to reduce deal flow making layoffs more likely, they plan to right size, code for we are laying people off. all this as the white house is layoffs are not a trend, listen to what labor secretary marty walsh told edward lawrence after the last jobs report. >> they got reflected in this month's report, but we are keeping an eye on that. companies over the last 10 years have grown incredibly and created a whole new era of industry so we will continue to monitor that. stuart: this could get worse before it gets better. the consensus view of wall street analysts that the economy will wrestle with stagflation, rising prices, slow growth, fewer jobs. blue went don't care what marty

walsh says, it is a trend, layoffs are trend, thank you very much indeed. the former president of levis pushed out of the company after speaking out about covid school closures in san francisco. who new book is out today called levis and button. jennifer say joins me now. big picture for second, get away from the book for a moment, where is corporate woke culture taking us? >> reporter: changing by ftx and sandbag, nowhere good. as if we needed any more proof for what i lay out in my book which is all about the lie that is woke capitalism, he proved my point in the last few days and admits himself in a recent exchange that it is nothing more than a way to launder the reputation of corporate leaders so they can avoid scrutiny.

and just take the money and keep it for themselves. real fraudulent business practices. in other cases like adam newman, it was less fraudulent, less illegal but equally corrupt and unethical. these p&ls are built on air, nothing but ponzi schemes essentially and they are able to avoid any scrutiny from the press, employees cheer them on and they are stealing money essentially. it is wrong. stuart: do you think you are winning the battle? it seems wokesm is in retreat, on decline, under attack from all sides. am i wrong? >> interesting that that's your perception, perhaps i don't feel that way because i lost my job because of it. aggressive covid regulation became the woke policy and i

lost out in that regard but i hope you are right and i hope i am part of that. i'm waving the flag this wokesm in leadership is nothing but reputation laundering. stuart: take me through one more time, you objected to the closure of san francisco schools in the pandemic and levi said to you shut up or leave. was a hard decision? >> it was incredibly difficult. i worked at the company for close to 23 years. i stood up in defense of children and advocating for open schools from very early on in the pandemic, from the very beginning. it seemed wrong to me, the date it was clear from the beginning the children were not at risk so for 2 years there was a battle between me and some of my peers within the company and my boss and ceo who were urging

me to stop, i wouldn't. now it seems a reasonable position, because we know the harms that were caused children, that we can all agree on now though we can't agree anybody did it and there should be some accountability but this was a position that was considered unacceptable. it was racist, it was all manner of anti-everyone, just wanted everybody to die, teachers, children, et cetera and therefore it was considered unacceptable and i was pushed out of the company. stuart: i think you made the right decision, you done good so to speak. there is no free lunch, levi's unbuttoned, good stuff. thank you for being here, appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. stuart: republicans are planning to punish woke wall street once they take controlling january. what have they got planned? ashley: a simple message to big financial firms.

stop appeasing the left with woke business practices, keep financing fossil fuels and cut ties with china. that's it. republicans will have committee leads and subpoena powers to back that up in the new year. gop lawmakers singling out asset managers as targets because of climate investing practices they see as hostile to oil, gas and coal. you see that -- gop senators demanding law firms preserve documents related to how they advise on environmental and social initiatives which signal a potential investigation. republican lawmakers who have a friendlier relationship with wall street have grown increasingly frustrated with financial firms that have taken social stances, this is with the conservative movement. stuart: tom brady and his ex-wife aren't the only celebrities under scrutiny for their involvement in the crypto collapse.

kelly o'grady will break down the latest hollywood celebs named in a class-action suit. elon musk cleaning house at twitter planning to cut 75% of his remaining workforce to get rid of all woke employees, can twitter survive? i will ask that question next. ♪

stuart: it is still in the green but only just, dollars up one hundred, nasdaq up a mere 3 points. lauren looking at the movers including chesler. lauren: a distracted ceo in the name of yellen must, potential airbag failures, check this out. it happened on the i 80 in pennsylvania. an issue with the battery, fire crews used 12,000 gallons of water to bring it under control, 2 times the amount of time as a normal vehicle fire because the battery is so strong it kept reigniting get. i want to talk about general

motors because that stock is up almost 3% today. its dealers, gm dealers are actually fixing totals. it boggles the mind, they say in the past year they fixed 11,000 since early 2,020 one. chesler doesn't have a lot of dealerships. it is direct to consumer. most people live near gm dealership, that is where they bring their tesla. gm is partnering with canadian nickel supplier to make cheaper batteries. stuart: they want to produce one million evs in north america by 2025. draft kings up 4%. %. is that the world cup? lauren: they are launching an online sports book in maryland and piper sandler initiated up price target. blue and just wait until we tell our viewers what is going on at the world cup. wait till i tell ashley. a growing list of big-name celebrities under scrutiny after they appeared in ads for

the failed crypto exchange ftx. kelly o'grady in los angeles. are they facing a fast action -- class-action suit? >> reporter: they are. whether they will be found guilty as the gray area. the class-action lawsuit claims $11 billion in damages on behalf of ftx users, sandbankman-fried and a number of defendants, tom brady, shakeel o'neill and others and the crux, the defendants did not disclose the nature, scope and compensation related to that partnership. they disclosed they were brand ambassadors, somewhere equity stake holders but how much each got paid is unknown. is an example of an ad featuring stefan curry touting you don't need to be an expert to trade with ftx. >> quit messing around, give me some tips from crypto. you are an expert, right? >> i'm not an expert and don't need one. with ftx i have everything i

need to buy, sell and trade crypto safer. >> reporter: this precedent for celebrity to be held accountable for touting a crypto security, recently kim kardashian paid $1.26 million to the sec after promoting a different crypto on instagram. the ruling charged her with failure to disclose she was paid $250,000 but there's an investors suit against kardashian like this class-action with celebrities promoting ftx, last week a judge tentatively ruled to dismiss the case reasoning that stressed -- disgruntled investors are trying to act like the sec. spoke with a number of attorneys, the president makes this case murky, it will be hard to prove tom brady is directly responsible for customers losing billions. argument against is are you taking financial advice for them. stuart: thanks very much. look who is here, ray huong is our tech guy, we are turning him into a crypto guy. would you touch up to right now with a 10 foot pole?

>> i still have claims, they will still be around a while but as an investor, don't understand the risks, understanding what is going on, keep your crypto in a cold wallet and have to be careful. stuart: let me ask you this. i don't understand the crypto market. don't understand the jargon or how it works. i don't think there's anything there. do you claim that you thoroughly understand the crypto world? >> don't know if anyone understands it. i understand the elements of it. the digital asset, it would be nice to have that as a digital asset because what that means is you don't have to go to the company 70 times, it is on a public chain.

money and value exchange like we are talking about, bitcoin is the only one that is a finite resource, a couple days ago i saw your show, what are you trading? we are trading on expectation that has a value so we have to be careful that there summing on the other end. without regulation you don't have recourse and that's the question people have, what regulation needs to be in place. stuart: i will switch the focus away from crypto to twitter. earlier on the show we had on the air cz, the crypto king, he put millions into twitter. listen to what he said about the future of twitter. >> twitter is fine. the platform will grow. there's typically some chaos

during the transition with us -- a strong leader in place, there will be some chaos, firing people, downsizing the team. i feel confident that is happening. stuart: twitter is in chaos as i define chaos. cannot survive? >> it will be fine. this is when steve jobs got into apple, he got rid of all the folks that were wasting time. twitter is down to a thousand engineers, enough to build a company, you don't need that many engineers in place and what he line is doing is throwing down the gauntlet saying you are either in or out, stop wasting time and this is not about being political. it is about being effective. what he's trying to do is rip out the folks that weren't doing a lot of work and upgrading their skills. stuart: at some point he has have content moderation? you can't have a total healthcare free-for-all. what content moderation will he have?

>> there will be different levels of content moderation. there are requirements for country, stuff that is defined as inciting a fire, yelling fire in a theater, there's different levels, some will be automated with ai and machine learning, there will be automation so you won't have a lot of manual content moderation a debate team will be required for the human intervention, we need human judgment call, so there's different types of content moderation but 80%, 90% will be automated in a way that will be effective and content moderation is something else to deal with. it will be different than the us versus the uk or dubai or qatar. stuart: ray wong says twitter will survive and prosper. thanks for being with us. robin hood, they are looking to

reassure their customers on its crypto practices. what are they doing? ashley: they are using the threat of tweets to try to reassure customers their assets are completely segregated from any company activity, one of those tweets said we don't lend crypto or leverage against it. our customers assets are completely segregated from any firm activity, meantime another one saying crypto is one portion of our is this, we are publicly traded us company meeting we are required to report on the state of our business and our financials every quarter, the balance sheet is strong with no debt, $6 billion in cash, this last reassurance says, quote, we cover one hundred% of direct losses due to unauthorized activity in your accounts, with some skipton to this coverage, robin hood is a safety first comedy by design, ensuring the security of your funds is our top priority, really making that point through those

tweets. stuart: stay right there because in 20 minutes we are talking world cup and i know you want to hear this. for the first time in history the us will import more agricultural product than it exports. farmers are worried biden will drive them out of business. report on that for you. my next guest started his company leg glue when he was 9 years old, he appeared on shark tank a couple years ago. >> i know all the toy companies. i will make those calls but you have to come with me and put on a black suit and tie like me. stuart: that young man was trip phillips, founder of leg glue and he will join me, all grown up now after this. ♪ taking care of business.

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>> look like a little undertaker. >> i have hair. stuart: that was good. i've got here. great response. the company makes an adhesive that temporarily glues toy blocks together like legos. trip phillips is with me, all grown up, welcome to the show, great to see you. it is stuart, by the way, that will do just fine, do you make this glue at home? but a special about it? what goes into a? can you tell me? >> we make most of it in dalton, we do the actual glue manufacturing here in our warehouse in the back of the building, we actually have a place where we fill up, we do it all right here. stuart: how many packs are you selling right now per month or per year? >> per month probably like

16,000 i would say. stuart: and you are charging what? $8.99 a pop? >> yes, sir. blue when you are turning out thousands a month, what -- what is your profit margin at $8.99? >> our profit margins have always been and hopefully always will be 96. 5%. stuart: i will repeat that, 96. 5%. would you consider yourself wealthy? yes. stuart: >> i don't like to think of it that way because i don't want to make myself not wealthy so i let my dad handle the money until i'm old enough not to. we want this is a remarkable story. what do you do for schooling? >> i go to dalton high school and do regular classes. stuart: your friends know that

you are running a very big business? >> yes they do. stuart: are you going to expand? >> we are pretty content right now, 10% growth every year. what we are doing now, the word gets around and people are following. stuart: that is remarkable. that is terrific. we love success on this program and you are a success. come back and see us and tell us how you spend the money. the leg glue inventor, good man, thanks. back to the markets real fast. we 've got some green, the nasdaq is up just 5 points, now this. officials reportedly making a change to their alcohol policy ahead of the world cup. this is your story. stuart: f ifa banned the sale

of alcoholic the world cup just 48 hours before the tournament begins after reportedly they came under pressure from the kingdom's all-powerful royal family. what the sponsors think? budweiser tried to make light of the bad news posting a tweet that said this is awkward. alcohol sales will be confined to special fan zones where points will cost $14, only available at certain times of the day with a 4 per person limit, that won't work with english fans. original plans called for alcohol to be sold on stadium concourses but not now, that puts them on a collision course with budweiser which is thought to have a sponsor deal worth $75 million, just another example of why the heck did they pick qatar to hold the world cup. don't get me started. stuart: i'm going to finish off at 11:00, doing an editorial. what is with fifa. thanks.

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"does it really work?" and all i have to say is, "here i am. it works." my advice for everyone is to go with golo. it will release your fat and it will release you. stuart: a federal judge struck down part of governor desantis's stop the woke act. details please. ashley: federal judge struck down provisions of the florida act that prohibited public college employees from promoting 8 concepts related to race during instruction. us district judge mark walker quoted george orwell's 1984 when he said the state should not have unfettered authority to muzzle college professors. florida governor ron desantis and state gop lawmakers promoted the legislation as fighting back against a woke

agenda pushed by liberals and banning the instilling of critical race theory. the judge ruled the first amendment protects professors in class speech and the provisions were impermissibly vague, saying it is positively dystopian. the desantis administration says it plans to appeal that decision. stuart: academic workers in the university of california went on strike over wages and benefits. erica donald's joins me now, you are part of the school choice program. there's been a surge in unionization in education, is that doing any good? >> you and i both know it doesn't do any good. many parents around the country know that as well. those whose children are going to the campuses that are being abandoned by these workers and they are not just workers but also students. i remember when being a graduate student was a privilege, being part of that

research, take that with you to the next level in your career. being a graduate student is not a career, you are still a student and they still receive enough money to live as a college student like you and i did. it is not a living wage. it is step to your next career choice and it is a privilege for many who are able to go to those colleges and many who would love to do that. stuart: parental rights group in florida slamming the national education association which tweeted out educators know better than anyone what kids need to learn and thrive, you're part of this group moms for liberty. what your response? >> another example how out of touch these unions are with the general public, certainly with parents which how could you possibly say the union leaders were the teachers are caring more about the students than their own parents, they are so out of touch, not realizing the tide has turned against them. we thought in school board races across the country

including many that mom's for liberty were involved in where they won over 50% of those races on very little resources, the parents are ready to take these schools back. stuart: thanks for joining us. sorry it is so short but you seem able to get to the point real fast. that's a really good quality on television. thank you very much. >> all about efficiency, thank you. stuart: thanks very much, still had, new jersey congressman jeff van brewer, sandra smith and canary ceo dan everhart. qatar host of the world cup just banned the sale of alcohol at the stadium's. another crisis for fifa, the governing body of world soccer, that is "my take" and it is next. ♪

>> the problem with the democrats, nay sold out the people. they're out here trying to punish political adversary. it's going to bring down the cost of chicken? come on. >> republicans will basically take the left wing democratic biden agenda and kill it. will this be