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good morning, everybody, 10:00 eastern. to the money, the markets are all in the green, nasdaq was down but we are back up to the green and the dow, i call that a solid gain up 219 as we speak. the 10 year treasury yield moving up a fraction to 3. 70%. where is the oil? it is at $74 a barrel. as for bitcoin, don't know why we bother. every day it is 16,008 or 16,009, hardly ever changes, this morning it is 16,00756. just after 10:00 eastern, new numbers from the service sector. lauren: we were expecting growth, we got contraction. the number for december, 49. 6, in november it was 56. 5. that was a big fall in one

month so the resilience we've seen from the service sector of the economy, revenge spending might be coming in a little bit. stuart: that is what the market likes. that is the market, that's the latest news on the economy, now this. i will keep this short put on the grounds that we've heard just about everything we want to hear about the speaker's election. many people are angry. there's an op-ed in the wall street journal today which i wholeheartedly agree with. kim stressful writes this, quote, gop rebels need to take the wind. precisely. the holdouts have made their point. they have won concessions and some of those concessions will make the house run better, for example breaking up the giant omnibus spending bills so beloved by big government types. another example, a 72 hour rule to give members time to read legislation. that is an improvement,

remember when nancy pelosi said you have to pass it to see what is in it. the holdouts have got almost everything they wanted as well as humiliating kevin mccarthy so take the win, elect a speaker and get on with the business of government please. second hour of varney just getting started. the lady at the far end of the set right here, tammy bruce is with us. friday feel about this show. >> i like your take because that is the dynamic we are dealing with here. there is a point, i don't care who the speaker is. i want action. i want people to know what they are doing and get it done. what concerns me and many americans is this is the existing crowd, they haven't

voted in the new congress yet, the new members because they can't get the speaker, they've seen this coming for 2 years, there was really no doubt about the republicans taking the house, maybe the senate, we weren't sure and yet all of this seems like everybody was surprised and kevin mccarthy didn't talk to anybody and the rebels are suddenly letting them know what they want. this is something you do ahead of time so you are ready to keep the ground running, this nation is in trouble, and i don't mind too that there's a fight, that is what politics is. the speaker is the second in line to the presidency. the president, the vice president, the speaker of the house, it's important to make sure the person knows they are answerable to people but to have this be the dynamic gives the impression is that everyone is sitting around eating dairy queen, not knowing what is going on, give me the chick-fil-a and then go back to their constituency. we want action and i would hope they are more informed about each other when it comes to

what needs to happen because there's a lot on their plate for this country coming up. stuart: a lot of people are weighing get in on what they think about this fight to select a new house speaker. watch this for second. >> a little conflict is not a bad thing. >> i think they really need to listen to the people and start working for the people. >> this government in god we trust, our government is a bust. >> it is clear proof they are unable to govern effectively if they can't even govern their own party. stuart: was your reaction? >> that's the problem. regardless -- there has been no messaging either from the rogues why they are doing it so everyone is looking at this as i described which is if they can't even handle one of their own elections no wonder they can't win elections out in the field. they don't know -- mccarthy didn't know this was coming up, if he was taking things for granted, what else is he taking

for granted? this is what we have to convey to them, the impression is awful and it was unnecessary, the other person was right, a little fighting isn't bad but the impression it is giving, don't know if it is an impression. i think mccarthy was genuinely surprised, genuinely unprepared and that is their problem. hopefully this is one of those lessons, a moment of lessons for people so we can get on with the country's business and we are taking note about what they do know and they don't know and it has not been impressive at this point. stuart: thanks a lot, appreciate it. republicans who oppose mccarthy's bid for speaker have come up with a new name, kevin the somebody. >> kevin ahern from oklahoma. is very rich, was a former mcdonald's -- he was very rich. business background. estimated to be one of the

richest members in congress and also been in hot water from some stock trades while in office, we got that out of the way. he is chair of the republican study committee, this big group, one hundred 70 members that takes consensus policy positions on key issues. the translation is he is well-liked, his got influence and is well-liked. he was asked are you interested in being speaker after two people put his name on the ballot said this sounds like a yes to me, if i hear my name, it is something i have to think about and pray about. stuart: when new names come up, kevin mccarthy cannot get the votes who can? you've got to get some names out there. back to the jobs report. on safe ground there, the jobs report, 223,000 jobs added in december, the unemployment rate down to 3. 5%. historically that's very low. ryan payne, market guy with me this morning, the market seems to like this number. do you? >> as much as i love your tie i

love this report. this is -- i don't want to sound pollyanna should because sometimes i feel like i do but you heard these naysayers, this is further proof, you have strong employment, now wages going up slower which means inflationary pressure is going down and that is what we have been waiting for so it is the best of all worlds when you think about the economy and where the consumer is. wages are going up, inflation is coming down. this is a soft landing. this is what it looks like and i think we are going to get it. stuart: the consensus among economists is we will have a recession and they are all over the place whether it is severe or not so severe. you think it will be a very soft landing. is that where you are coming from? >> that's where i am coming from and the data speaks to that over and over again. in the face of all the strategists and economists,

what i look at is lending is going up. banks are lending more money. it is accelerating. people start to dial back, they are doing the opposite. all signs point to a strong economy. relatively strong economy, the fed has done a good job slowing it down, anything that is interest-rate sensitive but for the most part most industry sectors are doing well besides tech, that's the only place getting clobbered and that's not the entire economy. stuart: your fully invested in the stock market? >> 100%. i was last year, didn't get hit that hard. i was very bullish on your show, this year if you look across the pond, england didn't go down last year. europe has remounted this year, china is going up, if china opens up with the global economy, only so many things

can go right right now. you can't be on the sidelines waiting because things don't settle down, they settle up. a soon. happy new year. lauren is looking at the movers and target is moving. lauren: it is up 9 sessions in a row, 12% at that time. i don't see a reason except they have good prices, customers like that. maybe they will take some of bed, bath, and beyond's business. a 3% gain up 9 days in row. in a row. stuart: shoplifting is still a problem but -- lauren: a growing problem. stuart: show me match please, the dating -- lauren: they own tinder, that's the dating site. give us your report. lauren: we are not going to be dating as much anymore, piper sandler, tempering in the first

half of the year took the price target down by $10, 260, match is down 70% last year so not starting the new year on the right foot. stuart: let's look at the electrics, we've seen tesla this morning and they are down some more. why are they down so much? lauren: tesla is taking the electric vehicle sector down today, even in china. it is down in a big way, down 15%. stuart: tesla in china cost 40% less than tesla in america. that is something. lauren: $35,000, that would be amazing. stuart: thanks a lot, let's get to this. prince harry says he got into a physical fight with his brother, his brother being prince william. we have all the revelations that were leaked from harry's tell all memoir and we are going to spill the beans for you. 600,000 crypto account holders have lost their money. a new lawsuit is giving investors somehow.

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service contraction in the service sector, the market seems to like it, the dow was up 500 points. as for the 10 year treasury yield, it was going up before, now it is down, 360 one, the price of gold closer to $1900 an ounce. bitcoin 16,700. the price of oil, 72 a lot of is a barrel -- $72 a barrel, natural gas below $4 per million british thermal units. gasoline $3.29, up a little. a gallon of diesel $4.67. authorities launched a new probe into the former chief engineer of ftx and his alleged role in the crypto collapse. connell mcshane with the latest. connell: one of the people who was living is working in that now infamous penthouse in the

bahamas alongside sam bankman-fried, also lead engineer at ftx. we know what the government is doing, prosecutors are clearly building up cases against top lieutenants to secure guilty pleas to get them to testify against spf. caroline ellison, used to be his girlfriend, running out trading arm of alameda research. she has pleaded guilty to a number of crimes and they agreed to cooperate. was bankman-fried's remade at mit. the high school buddy of sam's younger brother gave and when the ftx executive authorities what was going on at the company you might remember he said there were only three people who had basically the authority to move money around, transfer cash to alameda. prosecutors are digging in the, he makes -- may face charges.

at this point it's not clear if he will be accused of wrongdoing or if he is simply cooperating with the investigation. one thing he had in common with spf, he was a rival donor to democrats, he gave $8 million in the last election cycle. a lot of to democratic causes. bankman-fried gave $40 million to liberal causes in the same time period. stuart: $30 million just like that. thank you very much. 600,000 crypto account holders at celsius, that the crypto company, have lost their money. a judge in the company's bank up to case ruled the funds belong to celsius, the company, not the depositors, the people who put their money in. unbelievable. matt whitaker joined me now. how is this possible? the crypto company owns the money that was put in it by investors. that is astonishing. >> good to be with you. what we are finding out is the terms of service matter. what the bank up to court judge

looked at was with these individuals had agreed to when they gave the company their money. what they agreed to his they were giving their money to the company and it was the company's money so now they are unsecured creditors at the back of the line. these aren't banks, these exchanges, these crypto companies. it is buyer beware, read the terms of service and understand whose money is in your account, it might be the company's. stuart: the new york attorney general has launched a new lawsuit against the company celsius. she says the former ceo misled investors. after that lawsuit goes through, could the people get their money back? >> we have two different things happening. you have victims of crimes who are these account holders but also these unsecured debtors and this is the interesting thing where bankruptcy is a different animal than criminal

law or civil law and this is where a lot of lawyers as we talked about before are going to make a lot of money on cases like this and who is going to lose? the people who thought they had these accounts and they didn't. they held their money and probably included there network statement and now it has turned out not to be. they might get some of it back. blue when it seems cocteau is crying out for regulation. presumably regulation could stop this kind of thing from happening. credit? >> yes, definitely, this is an area where the sec, cftc and others including congress could get involved. i don't think they necessarily understand all the pieces. on the one hand you things like stable coin, you should trade 1-to-1 for dollars or other currency and then you have these mining type crypto, bitcoin and others and then you have kind of completely wildly

speculative things that are worth 0 but people, all you need is a willing seller to buy what you have. it is the wild west. a lot of these are securities, the sec should be involved a lot of this money bankman-fried was paying was to keep the feds out of the crypto market. stuart: it sounds like it, doesn't it? to by political influence to protect your company and your operation. seems to be cryptos really soured badly after ftx or across-the-board. matt whitaker, you know what you are talking about. come see us again soon it have a happy new year. >> happy new year to you. stuart: elon musk laid off thousands of workers after he took over twitter. have they received their severance? lauren: he cut half the workforce. that was 7,000 strong on november 3rd, the day before he took over, and companies are required especially in

california to offer 60 days of severance, 60 days and did this weekend some employees say they do not know, they have not heard, radio silence on what happens now with their pay but also with their extended healthcare coverage, cobra and that opens elon musk to even more legal trouble. one attorney said they perceived nothing this entire time. a big deal. if you're pregnant, you have a medical issue, you're struggling to make ends meet. stuart: when you look at all the lawsuits pile onto elon musk you wonder how much his legal bills, astronomical. lauren: he doesn't care about this sort of thing. he is one of those -- he is an inventor and put other stuff to the side. stuart: got a certain style. from politician to professor, former secretary of state and president of candidate hillary clinton has a new gig. we will tell you where she's going to be teaching. president biden unveils new immigration rules as he plans a

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stuart: the rally continues. we have a strong jobs report, unemployment rate coming down 3.5%. 1/2 an hour ago, we got a week service sector report. the market likes all of that, dow was up 360, nasdaq up 64. lauren is looking at the movers. lauren: up 18% because big and bold return, returning as executive chairman, he was ousted last year in the sexual misconduct scandal. he is back and put two loyalists on the board. stuart: it is up 18%. show me zoom. they' ve got something going,

up 2.7%. lauren: you can be an avatar. they are in a zoom call. you can select the cartoon version of your self and interact as an avatar. stuart: why what i want to be a cartoon character? lauren: that's the new thing for the meta verse. i don't have a very good answer for you. stuart: moving on to costco. best performer of the s&p. lauren: they are going to $600, december sales terrific, up 7.3% for same-store sales. stuart: i was at costco in florida the day before christmas. lauren: i don't know what you did. do you wait it out? stuart: i walked out. i don't follow the shoplifting trend. i try not to. lauren: we need to go back to get the stock. if you keep telling the story. stuart: i don't know when the computers were fixed.

a busy day christmas eve. president biden will make his first visit to the southern border sunday. he announced new border measures ahead of the sunday trip. peter doocy at the white house, the latest please. >> reporter: after president biden read from script and remarks about this new border policy he gave some unscripted insight. he revealed that he gets why people in border cities and states are so frustrated. >> president biden: the other side of this is there is also people in this country have basic rights, basic fundamental rights. to ensure that people are coming, they are not criminals, they are not problems, background checks are real. >> reporter: the heart of the border announcement is that he's urging migrants from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela

not to show up at the border to ask for asylum but apply for it from home. anybody the break that rule is going to face a 5-year ban on reentering. republican senator tom cotton rights visiting the border is meaningless if biden pushes policies that invite illegal immigration. policies matter, not photo ops. the president announced a new deal where the us can return 30,000 migrants back to mexico, the current case of crossings that could leave a few days worth of pressure. the dhs secretary, alejandra mayorkas, running point on this. >> at the outset, let me be clear, title 42 or not, the border is not open. we will continue to fully enforce immigration laws in a safe, orderly and humane manner. >> the last couple months officials have insisted the

economy is the number one priority but as you report on the way in the jobs reports are better-than-expected, they feel good about the economy and are starting to shift from what they identify as a problem area. stuart: thanks very much. president biden announced a new expansion to the venezuela program. >> president biden: my administration will understand the program, not only from venezuela but from cuba, nicaragua and haiti. these countries account for most of the people not traveling into mexico, do not just show up at the border. stay where you are and apply legally. if you don't apply through the legal process you will not be eligible for the new parole program. stuart: there you have it, from four countries, don't come to the board, apply for asylum, do it from home. you don't think much of this program, do you?

>> reporter: we know it works in terms of securing the border because we had a president who was very good at doing those things like remain in mexico, asking people to apply for asylum in a country they passed through to get to the united states southern border. it is so funny to me that president biden now is using title 42, and expanded version of this parole program when we still have title 42 because of the supreme court. they were trying to ask it. why since he doing the things that actually work? it comes back to the last divide. we have a huge class divide separating the college-educated from the working class. stuart: immigration, cross-border traffic, illegal migration, what does that have to do with class division in the united states? >> exactly. the people who come here who are not educated are coming here to compete with people whose jobs involve labor.

whose jobs involve work. they do not compete with people like us. they don't compete with people who use language and words and the knowledge industry and college education in order to make their money. they compete with the working class. because there are 2 million more people available to work in those working-class jobs, they suppress the wages of working-class americans. that is why president biden has refused to do anything to secure the border. the democratic party is very much on the side of the college-educated in that divide. they think everyone should get a college degree and we should keep importing people to do service industry jobs, manufacturing jobs. it's dispiriting because at the end of the day, you need a strong working class. you need a working class whose wages are going up like today's jobs report show. what the democrats seem to want to do is effectively if not consciously, subcontract out hiring to the mexican cartels.

stuart: very good point. the liberal media absolutely outraged when governor desantis of florida bust migrants to new york city. >> what governors including ron desantis has done is traffic these families. it is cruel and sick and sadistic. >> took a stunt using human beings to score political points. stuart: the governor of colorado is doing the same, shipping migrants from colorado to new york city but the media is silent on this. the governor of colorado is a democrat. >> absolute the, they see him as part of their side, the hypocrisy runs so deep. the working class and labor, effectively destroying possibilities of having wage increases and going after governor desantis for standing up for them. stuart: good point.

batya saar gone, come back soon. alejandra mayorkas dodging questions over possible impeachment. what is he saying? ashley: a reporter asked if he is concerned about house republicans filing an article of impeachment against him now but the party has regained control of the house. his duck and dive response. >> i've got a trauma dismount of work to do. i work along the three leaders behind me today and the workforce they lead and who they represent and i will continue to do that work. the longevity of these programs is something that depends on what we are experiencing at the border and the dynamism of the migration challenge gripping this hemisphere and the entire world.

ashley: i didn't understand a word of that. i know he has a lot of work to do. that's an understatement. republican's accuse mayorkas of turning a secure border into a lawless horror show. under his leadership, migrant apprehension numbers in 2,022 surged to record high levels exceeding 2.3 million even as the administration continues to insist the border is secure. stuart: i like that duck and dive expression you used. it has a friday feel to it. ashley: it does. stuart: more of this in just a moment. we told you about the quiet quitting trend. there is a new workplace phenomenon called quiet hiring. we will tell you about it. 223,000 new jobs added in december. the on employment rate down 3. 5%. edward lawrence spoke with labor secretary marty walsh. we will see what he has to say after this.

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stuart: look at the rally. look at the rally. the dow is up 509 points. the nasdaq is up one hundred 24. significant gains. that is because we had a strong jobs report earlier this morning. factions are satisfied from the fed to main street. and the service sector reported at 10:00 eastern, that is weakening, exactly but the market likes. edward lawrence is with me. what is the white house saying about the jobs report? 223,000 jobs, down goes the on employment rate, what is the white house saying? >> reporter: it is cloudy in washington but for them it is all sunny. this is part of the president's plan moving forward to move the economy but the unemployment

rate down to a record low, this is a strong report that the fed will look at and may be they need to reduce the rate of increases. could support the voice in the federal reserve. we are looking at maybe two rate hikes this year at smaller size than the last time, the economy created 223,000 jobs in december 2020 in the pandemic. labor secretary marty walsh defending the declining jobs created as a good thing. >> we are starting to see is more normal job consistent report, looking at the industries we go through different areas but lost jobs during the pandemic and come back. this month, healthcare and hospitals, we had construction in hospitality. we are seeing more normal job reports, don't know if that's the right answer to that question but more sufficient job reports. >> reporter: you have inflation outpacing wages. average hourly wages up 4.6%

year over year. that is a huge gap, paychex not keeping up with the cost of living for another month in a row. the labor secretary is alluding to manufacturing, construction, retail, leisure and hospitality leading the way, healthcare. increase 55,000 jobs. on manufacturing the president likes to say he created 700,000 manufacturing jobs when the economy added back those jobs and now has created 149,000 jobs. any way you look at this it was a good jobs report for the federal reserve, the administration, the economy going forward. stuart: see you soon. one hr expert warning there is a new workplace trend that will dominate the us and bosses and employees should be preparing for it. are we talking about quiet hiring? ashley: yes. it is not like -- an

organization acquires new skills without hiring new full-time employees. there is external quiet hiring, when short-term contractors are brought in or internal quiet hiring that encourages employees to temporarily move into new roles within the business. for example, australian airline qantas last year asked executives to address a labor shortage by rotating in baggage handlers. hr experts say no one wants to get thrown into an entirely new role if they like the job they have but nobody wants to work for crumbling business either. and they warned there are plenty of companies that could crumble this year without some quiet hiring. stuart: nice touch. can you tell me how many people in america use their credit cards for every day, smalltime expenses? ashley: a growing number. according to government data,

35% of households used credit cards or loans in december just to cover spending needs. it is up from 32% in november, 21% in april of last year when they began tracking these numbers. besides inflation, households looking for other sources of money because of dwindling financial support from the federal government. now that the stimulus money has run out a growing number of households are back to living paycheck to paycheck without sufficient savings to cover emergencies. experts call this increasing reliance on credit cards concerning. stuart: thank you very much indeed. don't forget to send your friday feedback, e-mail your questions or comments to varneyviewers@fox.com. a pub in washington dc is capitalizing on the speakership stalemate. the bar launched a new speaker of the pub special offer. it comes with your very own

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stuart: the rally continues. we are up 525 points on the dow industrials and the nasdaq up 140 points. a strong jobs report and week report on the service sector combining to give wall street a pre-good rally. so far how we are going to close. the union pub in washington dc capitalizing on the battle for house speaker, launched a new speaker of the pub special. it includes two buckets of beer, bottles, two shots, 8 shots of whiskey, your own gavel and more and the cost is $218. chris haley is the owner and joins me now. how many have you sold, $218 a pop? >> so far we've sold 7 as of yesterday.

be when you only introduced it yesterday. >> we introduced it yesterday. stuart: what has the reaction been like? >> very positive. people have enjoyed it. any one person is not going to finish all of that. stuart: you should come to new york. you get two buckets of blood and bud light, 8 shots of whiskey, a bottle of wine, bottle of fancy campaign. champagne. is that french champagne or something? a platter of totchos. what is that? >> they are like nachos but instead of chips, they have something else. of the will not bad. you get a gavel as well. >> we have a gavel you are welcome to wield in here depending how many people are ordering at the time. stuart: just in case you are in the dc area where is the union pub?

>> it is located at 201 massachusetts ave. ne. washington dc, some blocks from the capital building. stuart: was this your idea? >> no. it was a team idea. one person had the idea. the rest of us started to build around what the idea was. stuart: you get house of representatives members coming in for a drink at a special? >> we get them occasionally. we get more of their staff than themselves. stuart: i think it is a great idea. why not capitalize on the chaos that is just around the corner from where you are? thanks for joining us, all good stuff, appreciate it. this is important for parents. ron sony is discontinuing one of their beloved pastors. which one will they not make any more? lauren: the tiny little star shaped ones. my mom made them with a lot of

butter, parmesan cheese and an egg, so that especially if your stomach is borrowing you. they are blaming the supply chain, they tried to find another supplier to make the shapes that small and they couldn't. i food shop for the family and i have to say the pastor collection has been getting smaller and smaller. for orzo you can 't find a lot of brands. for rela does make one but that is it for a regular food store. stuart: that is extraordinary, it's very popular. to get small little bits of pasta, that is it. lauren: there's an online petition to get them to find a solution. stuart: last one for you. one small business owner giving back to her employees in a magical way. lauren: she's taking 27 of her staffers and their families for 7 days to disney world for free. her name is jessica travis. she opened a breakfast place

called toast in massachusetts before the pandemic hit and all her employees stuck with her the entire time. her mom passed, left her some money and she is using that money to tell her staff she appreciates them. i was thinking about this, looking at pictures of her staff, this sends a message to young people that if you are dedicated and loyal and do a good job, it does pay off. stuart: she is one generous lady. good story. is it your favorite of the day? >> that is my favorite of the day. of the one we've got an hour to go. check the markets up 510 points for the dow industrials. i call that a rally. so far today it is holding. still had, sandra smith, steve hilton, de roy murdoch. portions of prince harry's new book, harry details a physical fight between him and prince

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this coming for two years and yet all of this seems like everybody was surprised, the rebels are like suddenly letting them know what they want. we want action, if you don't like how congress has been operating, you should be very happy with how these negotiations are going. things are going well if you are someone who wants a more responsible congress