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♪ stuart: let me clear my throat. that is our producers trying to get a connection to the state of the union message, the president will be clearing his throat. that is a stretch and you know it. 10:00 eastern. check out your money. the dow is down a hundred, nasdaq down 20, not much movement. the 10 year treasury, not good news for the market, 3. 64%, 10 year treasury yield is going up. a week ago we were below 340. as for big tech, we got a clear winner, microsoft is up $4, a news event later today about gpt, google is up, apple is up, amazon is down 3%. 3%. that's the markets, now this.

there are a few things you will not be hearing much about in today's state of the un message, the balloon will get a mention, just enough to claim victory and everyone stands up and cheers, won't spend much time on it because presidents don't spent much time highlighting embarrassing failures, same with the board, can't imagine how to convince the country everything is under control. vice president harris will not only be there but whatever she's been up to in the last two years won't get much airtime. the new york times says kamala harris is trying to define her vice presidency, even her allies are tired of her, that's a hatchet job. education, nothing good there, school closures, chronically declining academic standards, randi weingarten, big friends with the president and first lady, he will have a hard time trying to be the education president tonight. remember the gallup poll from

last week which showed the top concern of voters is government. this president is all government all the time, biden may try to tout his new green world, that gallup poll is a warning voters don't care for the kind of government biden has brought us. what the president will do is go on the attack, surely more than one mention of mega himag republicans, wicked billionaires and greedy corporations. and make false claims likely cut the deficit by trillion dollars, he inherited a terrible economy and high inflation, none of that is true but if you say it often enough some people will believe it. here's what you will see. the annual farce of members of congress up and down every few minutes to show support. i'm not going to watch. second hour of varney just getting started.

jason chaffetz with us on tuesday morning. i don't expect a hear much about education, the border or crime. how about you? >> these are just the core issues that america cares about but i don't know, president biden and kamala harris can tout, you are right, they are going to cherry pick a few sweet statistics but in context they are wrong, out of line and they don't -- not based in reality, to suggest inflation was in full bloom when he took office is not accurate, not true. i don't think you will hear anything about austerity and getting our fiscal house in order and i don't blame you for not watching but you know, it is an important moment. stuart: i have to be asleep by 7:00 at night, the idea of staying up till 9 to see the

president is out of the question. i want to talk about vice president harris. looks like the democrats are losing hope in her. the new york times, dozens of democrats say the vice president, quote, has not risen to the challenge of proving herself as a future leader of a party much less the country. hillary clinton doesn't think she has political instincts. do you think biden will keep her on the ticket when he is running into thousand 24? >> i don't think he is able to dump her off the ticket. what did she accomplish as attorney general of california? what did she accomplish as united states senator? you can't name anything, the reason she dropped out of the presidential race before they took the first voters in her own state of california, she was polling in eighth place in her own home state, the democratic side of the island president biden picked her, he said, based on her gender and

the fact that she was not a white person. so, you know, i don't know what she has actually accomplished. i struggle to come up with one thing. stuart: wouldn't that sink the biden harris ticket? if that is what they run on, harris and the vp spoke, that syncs the ticket, doesn't it? >> i don't know many people vote for a vice president. i don't think she is an asset. stuart: with an 80-year-old president you take a close look at the vice president. >> you want to make sure you have somebody of confidence usually the driver is the president themselves. i think people look at president biden and see cognitive decline, lack of vision. what comes out of the state of the union is ask your self does he have a plan to deal with inflation, a plan to get the economy moving? you will hear about tax increases, you hear about more government spending and things

that aren't going to drive the economy forward. stuart: i will check out the highlights first thing tomorrow morning, see you soon. have a look at the markets, not much price movement this morning, the dow is down 90, the nasdaq is down 9, s&p down 8. mike murphy joins me this morning, fed chair powell speaks at lunchtime and the president delivers the state of the union address tonight. what will be >> do for the market? have you any idea? >> when we hear from powell, if he stays in line with his message i think the market gets over the message and moves higher, but there's the potential to shock the markets negatively if he says we need to get more aggressive or stay aggressive longer the markets don't want to hear that. the market think they have the fed figured out, they think they know the game plan for the fed so the risk is for powell to say something outside the accepted game plan. stuart: the president is

expected to raise taxes and talk about quadrupling of the stock buyback tax, will that have any impact on the market at all? >> it won't because these companies have dealt with regimes like this, tax increases in the past, they figure out how to take business offshore, how to get around it and how to do their job which is maximizing returns for their shareholders. he's clearly not a pro-business president and that's not going to change. stuart: the economist at goldman sachs have cut the probability of a recession to just 25% in the next 12 months, strong jobs, improving business sentiments, signal the risk of falling, what do you say? 25% chance of recession next 12 months? >> it is tough. how do we define a recession? that's a moving target. the point is whether you define

it as a recession or not, a lot of people in this country are going to be impacted by layoffs we are seeing and higher interest rates. how much impact, i don't know, 25%, 35%, the point is i think the fed needs at some point to stop raising rates, let the free markets get back to work, and when they do, we have a strong undercurrent or underlying economy in this country. stuart: and stay in the stock market until we get there. we have more on the billionaires tax. what is biden going to do? lauren: the rich need to pay their fair share. how? as you mentioned, quadruple the tax, stock buyback, one%, number 2, slap a minimum tax on billionaires. we don't have detail here except the richest of the rich, the white house says pay an average 8% and that is not enough. it is expected this tax is a wealth tax meaning unrealized

capital gains would be taxed. bottom line, this goes nowhere. this is all symbolism because who controls the house of representatives? stuart: just to be nasty to be rich. speaker mccarthy and majority whip steve scully's go to war with the us chamber of commerce, first i've heard of this. lauren: it started a few months ago but now that speaker mccarthy is actually speaker he is committing to what he said he would do. they think the chamber is too woke and they are not going to meet with chamber officials. how are they too woke? it is the largest organization that represents businesses in american they are not meeting with them. that the chamber endorse too many democrats in 2020, embrace esg and support immigration overhaul that harms us workers and us businesses so the bottom line is they're going to war with the largest business

organization in the country because they say the chamber does not represent american pro-business values. stuart: that is a switch. you don't think of republicans is going to war with the chamber of commerce. >> in the sense you have it all one way, on the left side, for these guys to stand up and say we represent a group here also, we need things more down the middle. we need more of that, can't go -- lauren: they have to speak. >> the chamber of commerce will ultimately have to cave because they've gone too left for too long. at some point they realize their is a lot more in the senate for them. stuart: i've got to get to movers, start with british petroleum, they made an astronomical profit, didn't they? lauren: $28 billion last year. they are going to reinvest that capital into the transition, the white house loves that while also producing more oil.

they increase their dividends by 10% and there buyback stocks. stuart: oaks street health, primary care operator get involved with cvs. we to they are up 31%, the wall street journal is reporting cvs to buy oaks street for 10. $5 billion because cvs wants to expand into primary care. stuart: got it, next case, an education company that are so far down it is 20%, what's the problem. lauren: the problem is chad gpt, artificial intelligence, is hurting their subscriber growth. they also have a downgrade from keybank. stuart: gpt, gets you every time. gets you every time. disney's dominion over its magic kingdom coming to a end. governor santos has seized control of disney's self-governing district and wants the mouse house to pay up big time.

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has to say in his speech today. that could move the market. not much price movement. border patrol chiefs testifying before the house oversight committee right now. the it ministration tried to block them from testifying before the state of the union tonight but they are testifying. chad program on capitol hill, what's the latest? >> reporter: the border is 1700 miles from washington dc, the border comes to capitol hill today, republicans hope to cast a spotlight on the border just hours before president biden delivered to state of the union speech. >> i spent my career protecting the sovereignty of borders, the president is failing to do that and it is sending a message of weakness where anyone can infiltrate our borders whether it is the physical borders on the ground. >> there's pressure from conservatives on house speaker kevin mccarthy to impeach homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas or even the president over the border but mccarthy is taking a measured approach.

>> we will never use impeachment for political reasons. just not going to happen. that doesn't mean if something rises to the level of impeachment we would not do it. they will start the inquiry and let it go where it takes them. >> reporter: it may be hard for republicans to pass any border security plan which would get through the senate and earn the signature of the president. democrats say they worry about the border too. >> there is this myth that democrats are not concerned about a secure border, we don't want an orderly process but we want to ensure -- anybody wants a secure border but we want to talk about the humanity of people. >> house republicans are ramping up their investigations of the border. there have been 300,000 illegal border crossings since late last year. stuart: thanks very much indeed. congressman andy biggs, i read

your stuff and you are saying, our country, quote, cannot go another 2 years with secretary mayorkas in charge of the border. we are going to have him for another 2 years, don't think you can get rid of him just like that, so what's the end game? he sticking around for 2 years, what happens to the country? >> the countries going to have irredeemable damage. you are looking at over 5 million people who illegally entered in the first 2 years of this administration. the number is going to go up and the programs they put in place, they will facilitate dissemination more easily throughout the country by this administration so they are moving people through this apps called cvp one, illegal for people to register across, while they are still in mexico. that's what is going to happen and what is happening. they will give them parole

which is tobacco amnesty because they will be allowed to work for a given legal status. that is supposed to be on a case-by-case basis, never before this administration have you had more than a dozen or so the year. this had been a station, 300,000 last year alone and planning near 750,000 this year. so the end game is we are going to be facing an uphill battle, 30 to 40 million people illegally in the country by the time to said ministry should is done. stuart: 30 to 40 million. goodness me. and they are not going to take them back and go south of the border, that's not going to happen, they are staying. i want to talk about vice president harris, she just announced a one billion dollar fund from private companies to help address what she calls the root causes of migration, do you know anything at all about this? >> i've seen the statement. i've looked into it. what they are going to do is

provide funding for the northern triangle states. how much of it is going to get where they think it needs to go? it does not address the root cause because the root cause is we have an open border, go to anybody coming across the border and they are going to tell you they are here because president biden invited them. stuart: 30 to 40 million illegals in the country. is that why the end of biden's first term or second term? which is a? >> the number is high 20s, low 30s so it will increase. stuart: that is extraordinary. that is a huge sudden increase in population. it really does change the country. last word to you. >> there is so much to say. the latest paul, 800 million

people said they would come to europe or the united states. that is an increase from 150 million just ten years ago and part of it is wide open borders and we are not controlling it. that is when the country disintegrates, when you no longer have geographical integrity. stuart: congressman andy biggs from the great state of arizona. in florida, looking to begin the state's takeover of disney's self-governing districts. lauren: governor desantis introduced a bill to take control of the board of the special governing district, disney had control. this is a rebranding, starts with changing the name to the central florida tourism oversight district and giving desantis the power to appoint the 5 board members, not disney. because of this feud between disney and desantis over

teaching sexuality issues to children florida moved to a laminate disney's special status. bottom line is if this bill is approved and it could be this week, disney would be a state controlled district acceptable to the people, quoting ron desantis, not a corporate controlled can get him. that means disney would have to repay $700 million, almost a billion when you take into account taxes. we want where is bob iger in this? >> bob iger's new, old but new, trying to figure out how things are going but one of the main reasons we have bob iger back at the helm is the company move too far to the left, they got too woke and that is how we are in this position. when you are a major corporation serving all sorts of people, left, right, center, to get so extreme on the left and start talking about teaching certain parts of sexuality to children and everything else, having certain

numbers of gay and lesbian characters in each movie, that is not what a big portion of the country wants to see you are here. bob iger has to get the corporate culture back to the center and it is not just disney but a lot of big tech companies got too left and are realizing their consumers -- >> they are not realizing. the crowd family, new disney show teaches you white supremacy is wrong, racism is wrong, pretty in-depth, pretty severe for young children. stuart: not like the cartoons that i remember. >> that has been in the works for a while so hopefully going forward it gets more center or mainstream. stuart: desantis has called a halt, put his marker down, not doing this. right. we've got a new study that

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stuart: everybody is waiting for jay powell's speech at 12:40 eastern time. what he says could move the markets, investors not doing much on wall street in advance of that speech, that was down 140. lauren has some movers, the cruise lines are back. lauren: look at royal caribbean up 6%. it was up 9% moments ago, smaller than expected in the fourth quarter. they are losing less money. pent-up demand for leisure travel remains solid, occupancy rates 95%. stuart: mark murphy wouldn't be

caught dead giving money to a cruise line unless you were going to buy the cruise ship yourself? >> hard to predict what the ups and downs of demand will be in the cruise industry and how they will make money or lose less money, cruise ships and airlines are not something i ever figured out. i stay out. stuart: tyson foods reported yesterday. lauren: goldman sachs downgraded them to neutral. sharp deterioration and profitability, most notably in the chicken sector. we one nike and home depot are both down. lauren: both down 2% and that is weighing on the dow jones industrial average. i don't have reasons each are down but they are a big reason the dow is down. fishermen sounding the alarm t over wind turbines off the what are fishermen telling you?

>> reporter: they are telling me these offshore wind farms are threatening their bottom lines and it is only in the surveys to win develop and happens we will sit at the grocery store with prices and availability around the dinner table. we are at a commercial fishing. they fish for everything from crabs to scallops to squid and they are already having to change some of their roots because of the development and surveying of offshore wind farms. when the roots are longer it is dangerous during bad weather and more expensive because of the cost of fuel. i will show you a map of where these outlands for development exist. it happens to coincide with where scallops exist. this is a scallop boat, this captain has been on it for 40 years, he knows all of the spots, scallops are sensitive to sound because they reside on the bottom where there is no light. these survey boats used for wind turbines even it sound. the 40 a fisherman knows all the spots but because of the

surveying he says that is saving. >> typically scallops move in the 120 to 160 foot depth and this is the exact lane that all 12 active sites are engaged in. that was our bottom. >> reporter: this boat brought in one. 5 million scallops over the course of his career. there's differently concern there for the future but the stock not just scallops but some squid fishermen told me that is a bottom species, they already noticed movement, that an animal that moves quickly so they always had to be creative with locating the squid. they have their go to spots, that is changing because of the survey work. one thing i heard across the board is the these fishermen just want more research, more knowledge about what is happening to our coastal environments because of this

offshore wind and concerned about the breakneck speed of this moving forward. the white house has ambitious goals for 2030, they feel it is too fast. stuart: thank you very much. on a related note, those wind turbines are killing bald eagles and literally thousands of other birds. the executive director of the american eagle foundation joins me now with challenger, the bald eagle. welcome to the program. i have a nasty question. how come the greenys don't kill about killing eagles? >> it is quite sad when you think about it though we support education and research into renewable sources of clean energy. we can't support the fact that wind turbines are killing thousands of birds a year particularly species like the bald eagle and the california condor. we one can nothing be done

about this? no way of changing the turbines to stop this from happening? >> to the point you made earlier we need additional research. the fabrication and installation of wind turbines, that's not green. the fact that we have to figure out how to recycle them once they come down, once their shelflife has expired, where does that go? what does that look like? it is very discouraging to think after we spent so much time in the 80s unifying the nation to bring the species back at that they could be at risk over wind turbine energy. stuart: any idea how many eagles have been killed by offshore wind farms generally? >> there is not an exact number. we do know that several power companies were fined over the

past few years, killing 500 bald eagles on their farms. that kind of number is staggering. stuart: do you think, i am trying to wrap this into a question. do you think environmentalists care more about saving the planet than killing eagles and other birds? >> that's a great question but saving the planet mean saving our wildlife. saving our ecosystem. birds of prey play a very significant role in that ecosystem particularly vultures. stuart: they do indeed. the american eagle foundation, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you for having us and for challenger. stuart: thank you to challenger as well. texas is the latest state to threaten the administration with a lawsuit over new conservation rules. what are the rules?

>> they impact the business of landowners and farmers. the catalyst is the prairie chicken, the government just listed that as endangered or threatened. as a result fish and wildlife and department of the interior are posing restrictions, many on farmers in land as suspected. mandating different grazing plants for cattle to protect the chicken, and energy infrastructure to protect the breed. you have the state attorney generals from texas, oklahoma and kansas to sue, they say this is executive overreach and state management can handle this issue protecting the breed just fine. of the one the green push from the white house. >> the screen says it best, going green, losing green, a lot of times these people just one -- run with it, wind turbines, the manufacturer of

wind turbines i don't know how helpful that is for the overall environment so the overreach should be on the stateside, to a different degree it should be on companies to do what's right, nobody wants to destroy the planet, nobody is destroying the planet i don't believe. there was a big thing a couple years ago with emissions from cows destroying the environment, one of my kids came home from school laughing about that asking if that was a real thing and i had to say yes, that is a real thing. a lot of times what people want to ultimately save the planet, makes no sense. blue when you should see what dairy farmers going through in new zealand where they are going to tax cows burping, they are going to tax it heavily. i'm not sure how much but some farms have to cut the number of cattle they have got a that interferes with probability.

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stuart: us companies, $40 billion into china's artificial intelligence sector from 2015-2021. tell me again which companies and why? >> these are companies we know, intel investing in 13 deals with artificial intelligence companies, qualcomm investing 11 deals and among the largest investors, goldman sachs made the investment of $81.6 million in a chinese robotics company according to a new report from georgetown center for security and emerging technology, us companies invested in 17% of global deals with chinese artificial intelligence companies between 2020-2021, american dollars were involved

in investments of more than $20 million, they were attracted by potential for growth in the world's second largest economy and second-largest population but the flow of american money is raising concerns that investors are helping to develop technology that can enhance china's military. >> the kind of warfare we will face in the future from china is autonomous warfare. they've been developing with our help and it is important that the american people understand that is what will look like. >> qualcomm and goldman sachs did not respond to our request for comments. intel made a statement that it complied with export regulations and sanctions. it is expected president biden will take action to curb american investment in chinese technology space but tensions between the nations, in the

wake of the spy balloon, will president biden take action? stuart: mike murphy is with us and maybe he does. do you think stopping american companies from putting this money into artificial intelligence operations. >> the short answer is there is a lot more to it. these companies are investing to make money, so if we don't have any investments in china, we have investments in us companies that manufacture in china so for me to sit here and say you can't invest in artificial intelligence, i also investing companies that are manufacturing things so if we are not going to do business with china, if we are going to do business -- >> it is the thing of the future in artificial intelligence. >> we have a lot of artificial

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viewers blasting the proud family. look at the latest episode, sure you will hate it. >> slaves built this country, and earned reparations and make sure they earn reparations, and white supremacy -- stuart: that's not like the cartoons i remember from disney. >> >> does anybody? china just loves it. they hate their history as well as their president and the previous president because that is their view. you talk about we've been over this a million times, talk about how bad jim crow was and separate but equal and it was a terrible compromise in the 1870s, then put it in context,

founding fathers introduce freedom and liberty to the small 13 colonies and let everybody else know you don't have to live and die with certain things with which you were born and it began to flourish, the idea of a free economy, free country, personal liberty and response ability and next thing you know it is spreading around the world, not just about monarchs, kings, and queens but people and their rights, revolution begins to spread. you know what else is around the world? slavery. we didn't invented, we didn't stop and we fought a war to end it and we became the most successful multicultural country in the history of the world and why you have to make a cartoon taking down our country, if china put that out that would be propaganda or the palestinians who would love to have anti-american rhetoric in their classrooms but to do it here is really damaging and disney should be ashamed of itself.

stuart: i understand you are going to the super bowl. frequent reports, we are told 50 million people will place a bet on super bowl, $16 billion expected to be waged. are you betting on the game? the point spread is one. 5. are you betting? >> appreciate thatis a revenue stream for states, people into business. i get it. but i can see a big downside. sooner or later we will talk about people being compromised because so much is at stake. we are trying to build firewalls and i understand what las vegas should have a monopoly on, we are so obsessed with betting, i am a purist. i like sports. i want to root for a team, with fantasy when rooting for a player, not a team.

people want to be involved and competitive, for the most part i like the idea of pure sports. stuart: did you see bella check being nice about tom brady? he called him a goat. is that the reversal of the supposed relationship? >> my hunch, he gets respect of people. my sense is when you are a drill sergeant you might have respect for people but your goal is to keep them safe and make your team when. same thing with sports, bella check is like the last thing i need is have a stark ask so he actually humanized him in his way, making him never feel comfortable. you can do better. i will keep pushing you. if you make a mistake and they pull you out in front of the offense of line, what happens

is people say he treats you like he does me and now is his philosophy that worked for 20 years, don't diminish bob kraft's role in this because he kept these guys apart, letting them work together and ultimately fundamentally due to respect, my sense is in 10 years they will be best friends. stuart: february 12, 6:30 p.m. . can't you do something about the time earlier in the day. i can't stay up until 11:00 or 12:00 at night. >> give america off monday and we will give back a holiday. we will figure out something. stuart: nice dry. >> it has become a national day of celebration even if you are not a football fan. stuart: we wish you the best in

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