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♪ stuart: that's the way to go. a little jimmy hendrix on a wednesday morning. that'll get you going. fired up. isn't that a beautiful view of new york city? blue skies, little cloud, empire state building. it's a wonderful city or at least it used to be. good morning, everyone. it's 10:00 eastern and let's get straight to the money. on the downside again, big loss yesterday, 574 points down for the dow, down 72 this morning. remember, we've got more fed testimony today, jobs friday and cpi next week. 10-year treasury, 3.94% backing off a little. price of oil, has it hit $80 a barrel? no, back down to $76 per barrel. bitcoin, our first check of bitcoin of the day and it's $21,989 per coin. down a little. job openings, this is the jolt number, we just got it. this is the -- jobs available. that's what it defines, jobs. what do you got?

lauren: decreased unexpectedly -- no, sorry, decreased expectedly to 10.8 million. this is on the last business day of january. the labor market is very hot still. that's the translation. the quits rate, number of people quitting, decreased 3.9 million with layoffs coming in at 1.7 million that increased so this is -- these are signs of a what softening -- somewhat softening jobs market. stuart: somewhat. lauren: accommodations and food services openings fell. stuart: that's contradicted a bit by the adp report this morning where we had 242,000 private sector jobs, which is a strong job market. it's inconclusive really. lauren: the fed looks at all of it. jobs friday. stuart: a downside mover about 30 points lower and off 100 points on the dow. lauren, thank you very much. now this. i've said it many times, endless

speculation about what the federal reserve is going to do is boring. we do not clutter up this program with inconclusive fed watching or we try not to. however, for those interested in politics and money, yesterday's fed testimony was fascinating. there was a five minute exchange between elizabeth warren and jay powell. jay powell exposed the foolishness of socialist economics. senator warren, socialist, insist that had inflation was the result of price gagging, supply chain -- gouge, supply chain problems and the war and the price hike would force 2 million more people out of work and disapproved of fed policy. powell responded quietly that inflation hurts everyone. that if nothing is done, inflation gets worse and working people suffer even more. my opinion, senator warren is wrong. first of all, she herself has a lot to do with the inflation we're experiencing and pushed

for maximum government spending. in fact, she wanted trillions more on top of trillions already spent and it is massive government spending that's a principle cause of today's 6% inflation. warren is a maximum spender of borrowed money. second, the senator does not approve of power strategy but what would she do about inflation? it didn't come out in tuesday's testimony, but she's an administer den supporter of price controls. we tried it 50 years ago and it didn't work. it is an example of warren's socialist thinking. in warren's world, the corporation is always wrong. banks, always wrong. but jay powell in my world is right. he is using the tools available to him to bring inflation down and if we don't act now, the people senator warren claims to support will get even worse off than they are now. see, if you can take a swipe at the socialists, there's nothing boring about the fed. second harper lanes of varney just getting started.

♪ stuart: all right, liz peek with us this wednesday morning. i say, it's the run away government spending that's getting us into this inflation mess. warren is wrong. what say you? >> i think there's no question about that. we know that's -- if you track the influx of federal spending on top of what was already a hot, fast recovering economy, stuart, that's what guided inflation. you can track it and it's very obvious what happened. democrats need a scapegoat because they're responsible for the surge in inflation, and because they pretend to care about middle class voters and middle class americans. the st. louis fed last year, i think it was, said that they have suffered the worst hit to real incomes in four decades. i mean, that's under democrats so democrats are out campaigning they're the champion of the little guy. the little guy is getting squashed by inflation. we all know that's true. all the studies show that's

true. senator warren, you saying there's nothing boring about the fed and there's nothing boring about senator warren because she's so wack koenen on -- wacko on all the policies she's supporting. stuart: she's a socialist. new op ed, is progressive fever finally breaking? five signs americans are getting fed up with woke polit politicid policies. think that's the case -- the trend towards wokism, is it breaking? >> i think we've seen very hopeful signs. obviously the defeat of lori lightfoot in chicago is a very hopeful sign, the fact that joe biden is standing up pro law enforcement in washington dc and making a lot of democrats mad is a hopeful sign. i thought the outrage about the rewriting of ronald dahl's children's books was a hopeful sign, and the fact that people were incensed about hersheys

putting a transgender woman on their candy wrapper for national women's day and a county in pennsylvania ditched being a sanctuary county. here's why this is happening, people are actually now having to pay a price for all these woke policies. their lives are in danger, their taxes are going up. their school rooms are full of people who shouldn't be there because they're undocumented and they've been allowed to come into our country by joe biden. we've talked about this before americans had to feel pain before they were going to turn on these policies and thousand they're beginning to feel -- now they're going to feel pain. our mayor is beginning to talk tough on crime and he knows in the next election he may get unelected because he ran on this campaign of cleaning up crime in new york. unless he does something about it. also we know our city is recovering because of all the stupid policies they've put in place. stuart: chicago was a long way to bring a rally of big cities in america.

liz peek, thank you for being here. the federal trade commission launched an investigation into twitter, lauren, what are they looking for? lauren: they're demanding twitter and elon musk turn over documents for privacy protections and they want the list of all the journalists that had access to the twitter files. they're looking for a lot. i'll call this an escalation of the tension between musk and inflation and the intensity, ftc sends more than a dozen letters to twitter since elon musk took it over months ago and that's heavy handed and musk responds with a quickful shame of investigation for government agency for political purposes and suppression of the truth and the gop led judiciary committee is pushing back on ftc's demand and they say, look, the timing, scope, and frequency suggest mart san motivation. >> i -- partisan motivation, stuart: i think he's right on this one. let's move on, elon musk says twitter's cash flow could turn

positive. when? lauren: next quarter so a matter of months. break even or turn positive and it's a big deal because he said the company was on track to lose $3 billion. why? ad revenue came down, costs went up, he came in and cut costs obviously with all those layoffs. twitter is not out of the woods and had to borrow a lot of money to take the company private and just the annual interest on what he borrowed is $1.5 billion. stuart: that's a ton of money right there. thanks, lauren. fed chair jerome powell once again warning about the risks of getting involved with cryptos. watch this. >> don't want to stifle innovation and done want to stifle innovation just to favor incumbents and that kind of thing and watching what's been happening in the crypto space and what we see is quite a lot of turmoil and see fraud and lack of transparency and run risk and lots of things like that. stuart: ryan payne is with me this morning and ryan normally

covers straightforward the stock market but comment on cryptos. seems to me, cryptos are rapidly becoming a thing of the past that likes spacs or the meta verse or sho something like thad not the variety of the future and talking about that and keep in mind this isn't a surprise. at this point it cops down at $69,000 for a pet rock now you paid $21,000 for a pet rock. there's no real intrinsic value and didn't use it in society today and the bod tom line will continue -- bottom line will go by the wayside and 22, 23,000 and stays there for months on end. is somebody keeping it that way and is it a manipulation here? >> casino chips disguised as financial assets and people are gambling in the assets so i don't want to call it an asset and pure gambling speculation and part of the stock market here.

stuart: to me, it seems i've said to all of our guests and they're careful at bonds and if you can get a 4 or 5% return with limited risk if you hold to maturity, limited resident and can better than the risk of the stock market with all the new economic numbers coming out in the next few days. >> two things, stocks are a better long term investment, for sure. bonds are attractive and two year treasury is the best since 2007 in yield and that's a long time and mistake investors make right now is i'd buy a longer term bond portfolio and the fed will pivot and rates coming down again and one year treasury that's f phenomenal called reinvestment risk and 21 month asks your return becomes due. stuart: putting fresh money into treasuries versus treasure money into stocks. i would go short term bonds, not stocks. that's me.

last word to you. >> i wouldn't do that. i would say longer term the bonds start look locking -- locking in and stock market is phenomenal value and outside of big tech, valuations are historically cheap. now is the time to buy. stuart: weevil agree to differ. we'll agree to differ. ryan, you're all right. lauren is looking at the movers and we work 7% up, $123. lauren: nice gain and new york times reporting they're in talking to restructure $3 billion and debt raise cash as well and they're feeling the heat from corporate layoffs and less real estate in the events. lyft is their annual and stock is up now and they lifted their annual sales outlook and nay put out the recipes. one would be mac and cheese so folks are going in for under $4 and looking for ingredients to make food. you can use some of their condensed soups to make a popular mac and cheese and costs you less than $4. stuart: stock up almost 1%.

we'll take that. coors beer people. lauren: up 4.7% and takeover talk and looked at new language in a 10k they filed and it indicates they may have received a takeover offer. who would it be from? i don't know. heineken? maybe nma coming to coors. stuart: take that. if you booked a trip to mexico for spring break, may want to recover the state department just issued a travel warning for popular mexican destinations and we'll tell you all about that. a sheriff in florida making headlines for tiktok video showing how his county is cracking down on drug dens. watch this. >> operation court side crack down. stuart: tough stuff. that sheriff is on the show and he's throwing his support behind governor desantis. speaking of the governor, he delivered his state of the state

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desantis, delivered state of the state yesterday and seemed like a 2024 campaign speech; right? lauren: it did. he positioned himself as the architect of a new conservative vision. i'd go with for the republican party but also for the country. stuart: exactly. lauren: listen. >> we defied the experts and bucked the elites, we ignored the chatter. we did it our way, the florida way. the result is that we are the number one destination for our fellow americans looking for a better life. we've led the nation on many big issues. we don't make executions, we don't complain, we just produce results. i can promise you this, you ain't seen nothing yet. lauren: there's the line. florida's legislative session is in session. it goes on for 60 days. look, republican lawmakers there, super majority will

republicanner stamp everything that desantis wants. that serves as his platform for 2024 and it is expected he'll run his bid for the 2024 election. stuart: my next guest is a sheriff in lee county, florida. just a bit north of naples and got a lot of attention after posting a video of his team shutting down drug houses. watch this. >> welcome to operation curb side crackdown. stuart: well, sheriff carmine marcino is joining me now. your governor is offering the combine on law and order. are you following suit?

>> absolutely. governor desantis has been phenomenal and given us all the tools to do our job, all the support we need. there's a reason why people are coming to florida. he said it right, we lead the way. stuart: is fentanyl a major problem in lee county? >> not in lee county. it's a national epidemic and fentanyl is hurting us all over. in lee county, we're shutting drug houses down at record rates. we take everything we possibly can from drug dealers. we take their cars, houses, any assets that we can and make that bad money good and reinvest it back into the community. stuart: are any police officers coming into your force from new york or california or new jersey? getting any new people from there? >> we have a waiting list. people from all over the country want to come here not just because of palm trees and beach beaches. they want to work in paradise where they're supported. they're supported bay great governor who wants law and order, a sheriff who definitely wants law and recorder, zero tolerance and they can do their

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stuart: back to you, lauren. citadel founder ken griffin saying about a possible desantis run in 2024? lauren: $30 billion worth and run, run, run. he loves what ron desantis did for the state of florida and calling it the blueprint for the country and moved fund from chicago to miami. there's a but, he thinks ron is great but ken griffin said i don't think he should have taken on disney the way he did. stuart: really? lauren: he calls that intimidating for business and nonetheless he's a big time supporter. stuart: that's a good idea. don't mess with desantis. don't do it. lauren, thank you very much indeed. a new poster launched an investigation on the content curated for young teens on tiktok. what she found was disturbing and we have the full story. book publishers bringing in sensitivity consultants to make classic novels more conclusive and the edits are pure cent

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stuart: jay powell is testifying before the house and when we get a headline, we'll tell you. lauren is looking at the movers and i want to stark with americk which is up -- lauren: down. they had a deal for an ex-permittal vaccine. there's no vaccine on the market for epstein barr. that's good news for aco health. stuart: amis oblast. lauren: drug maker out of australia and trade here in the u.s.. usda will review lead therapy for kids after things like bone milmarrow transplant and stock s

up because there's no approved treatments for kids under 12 in the u.s.. stuart: adidas cutting dividend? lauren: yeah, warning of annual loss and kanye west is the problem. they ended because of anti-semitic comments and their partnership back in october and they're feeling the financial fallout for that. stuart: really are. they messed up. the content curated for young teens on social media. what did they find on tiktok and youtube? lauren: disturbing stuff and a reporter on the new york post create add profile on tiktok and youtube where she pretended to be a 14-year-old boy. she wanted to see what sort of content the algorithms were showing kids at that age. okay. on tiktok she was flooded with

misogynies ick, racist and more. a young boy standing over a young girl swinging his fist at her face and she didn't flinch. she saw -- there's the video. i mean, should that be on tiktok? on youtube she was inundated with videos about guns, real guns, and air soft guns basically similar to toy gun and bb gun. how many kids are on the social media sites? they put numbers behind it and 93% of boys 13-25 in the u.s. have youtube. 62%, tiktok. stuart: maybe i'll withdraw my opposition to banning tiktok if that's what the kids are seeing. i don't agree with that. maybe i'll rethink my opinion. children's author rl stein said he edited his famous goose bumps

position. you know about it. they're hiring sensitivity consultants to redo, reedit old books. what's the goal here? what are they trying to do? >> the goal to make it fit with a certain woke world view. we saw this and we've seen this with the most recent books were ronald dahl. they ronald reagan trying to -- were trying to edit the classic books james and the giant beach and charlie and the chocolate factory and being edited by sensitivity readers and take out anything that might be offensive and it's not offensive and some words taken out of dahl's book is this person was fat or sensitive and they were totally bland and completely vanilla and unentertaining. stuart: it's completely bland and vanilla and what's the octoberive behind making books like that?

>> it's not entertaining for sure. indoctrination for sure. >> it's absolutely indoctrination and all of the publishers and all of the youth and i talked to top editors at the house and i'm an editor of children's book company and we have heard this so many times and children's books are being sort of shaped in a way to make them offensive and to make them representative and equitable and the goal is no longer to make entertaining books and no longer going to have the chronicles of narnia and they have literal quotas and talk about this in stolen youth and literal publishing companies and we need more authors that fete the dei boxes and we need authors that write good content. stuart: in your book stolen youth, you talk about greta and appeared at united nations and

went after un leaders. when i criticized greta, i was criticized because i was criticizing a child. >> that's the purpose and that's why they're using child soldiers in the war on climate and guns and do this with the parkland kids as well and put all of the child survivors of the horrifying school shooting in front of the cameras and said, this is why we need gun control. it's not a fair fight and not an honest policy on guns and crime. they're not trying to win a fight but indoctrinate our children. stuart: sensitivity experts are hired by book publishers, school boards maybe? >> all of them. textbooks. there's a lot of money in this. i think i went into the wrong industry and i'll shift gears after i'm done selling this book. they hundreds of thousands of dollars and also on the speaking

circuit and abraham kindy gave a $300,000 speech to a library association and they're making a lot of money. we're all in the wrong line of work and probably shift. >> this was just out yesterday and we're in the top 20 on amazon. stuart: glad to hear it, bethany. you're doing valuable work in my opinion. bethany mandel. thank you very much. arkansas passed the state's education reform bill and heads to the governor, governor sarah huckabee sanders and heads to her desk. it's the school choice bill and it's a good one. lauren: it is, arkansas learns and passed 26-8 and arkansas is now the fifth state to enact june versus frequency sal school choice and by the 2025-26 school

year and providing vouchers to what the public schools get paid per student and each child getting about $7500 to go to the school of their choice, public school, private school, homeschool, doesn't matter. in addition to that, no teaching of crt anywhere. no gender orientation before fifth grade and 120 new literacy coaches and increasing teacher pay by $14,000 to an average $50,000 per year and arkansas goes to being the state where teemers are paid the least to the highest. stuart: don't you love it, sarah huckabee sanders. let's get her on the show. i'm all in favor of school choice and, bethany, i'm sure you are too. >> no, let's do it nationwide. stuart: thanks, everybody. the biden administration may re-instate migrant family detentions. if they did that, they'd have to build huge new facilities and that means spending a ton of money. we're getting into that one. senator lindsey graham wants to use our military to go after

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go or reconsider travel. a former u.s. marshal says the cartels are everywhere and anywhere it's a dangerous place to be and you're risking your lives and they go on resorts. i'm on a resort, i'm fine. that's not the case. the parts of mexico where the state department is most concerned and pull up the screen to see it. aguerra, sinaloa and that's where you should not go. the tourist beaches in talum -- tulum, cabo and those going puerto vallarta should reconsider. they're seeing increased numbers of people interested in going to mexico.

is lauren: maybe think they they'll get better deals or can't happen to me? stuart: trump revising border policy detaining migrant families and mark meredith at the white house and details on this, mark. >> stu, good morning. that's a a story if the white house has a position is push back and the latest cartel violence is sparking fresh questions about how the biden administration plans to counter violence on the u.s. southern boarder and not a new problem and president haves been dealing with this going back decades and now you've got lawmakers urns the u.s. to deploy the military to counter the violence. >> we have to think about the cartels like isis rather than the mafia and if isis and al-qaida through chemical war warfare killed 70-80,000 americans, we'd think about this and attack it far differently.

that's what we're looking to do. >> the white house not taking the bait on that and the white house is undergoing pressure that will likely be a surge of migrants crossing into the u.s. later this year with the end of title 42 and new york times and outlets reporting that the white house may restore the pollty of detaining migrant families and it'll be reversal from the last few years and white house press secretary was asked about this yesterday. >> krugere is this even being considered? >> not going to comment on rumors out there and not saying it's being considered. >> they're allowed in the u.s. and told to come back for immigration court date being set and possible change in policy would mean some of the families would be physically detained and would likely be briefly and move has many progressive groups and outrage they view the white house is moving on the policy that we saw during the trump

years and would be a notable change and the president under significant political pressure and happening on the border and it'll be making a trip out west next week and we don't know whether border security and any part of the travels. stu. stuart: mark, very much. senator lindsey graham and military force in mexico and american military force in mexico following the kidnapping of american citizens. watch this. >> if you give safe haven the fentanyl drug does he recalls in the united states and i'm going to introduce legislation, jesse, to make certain mexican drug cartels and foreign terrorist organizations under u.s. law and set the stage to use military law if necessary and if you don't clean up your act we're going to clean it up for you. stuart: okay. brett baer joining us now. brett, there's a divide on how we handle this deal with the cartels and law and order issue inside america or deal with them as a military issue inside

mexico. do you think that's an accurate description of the division? >> there are. there's a b battle on capitol hl on where to stand and heard from senator graham of terrorist organizations and doing that you allow illegal immigrants to come across and claim refugee status getting away from terrorist organizations and there's a lot more people that think there could be a military use with mexico of intelligence to go after certain elements of the cartels but that takes buy in from the mexican government and diplomacy with and maybe leverage and pressure on the mexican government to go along with that and the cartels in some places control areas and citizens just outside of government control. stuart: i can't imagine the reaction if seal team 6 went

into mexico and knocked off the heads of some of these cartels. that would be extreme indeed. >> it's getting to the point where the deaths that we are experiencing in the u.s. from the fentanyl coming across from the cartel action along the border that is getting to a point that something drastic made may have to happen. stuart: got it. brett, every time you're on the show, i like to talk golf with you, if you don't mind. you're an avid golfer. liv golf and the open champion cameron smith won a title but can't defend at the player's championship and he jumped ship to liv golf. how are they doing compared to the fga these days? >> it's not up to the pga and getting more and more viewers and obviously can't fault these guys for taking the money they took by moving over to liv, but there's a number of commentators saying that cam smith, you know,

shouldn't be playing in the player's championship this week defending that hit. he is, we should point out, playing in the majors and masters coming up soon and he'll have a chance to, you know, make history that way in the majors. but for some of the guys not playing in the pga could be a big deal in the long run and we'll see what happens down the road for negotiating some come togetherness, but we don't see it yet as far as these two liv and pga. stuart: liv has unlimited resources, a few billion dollars if they need it so they're not going anywhere, are they? at some point, there's got to be some kind of deal with the pga otherwise the golf will be split completely. >> it is and doesn't sound like listening for different interviews and there's the possibility of that negotiation right now. but i will say, stuart, that if you're on the pga, you've definitely benefited from liv because they've changed some of the events so much that they're

giving millions and millions more dollars for these pga events to keep people in that organization. stuart: what the saudis are doing with sports around the world is something else. renaldo plays in saudi arabia in soccer and dominate the british soccer business and dominating it in liv golf. >> i haven't been following the british snooker but money talks. stuart: it's like billiards. you know how it goes. bret, we'll be watching you tonight on special report and as always, we'll see you soon. thanks, bret baier. let's see it. would you look at that. that is the world's first flying bike. they just hit the market. hefty price tag of course. we'll tell you where you can get one if you really want to take your chances. credit card companies will soon start identifying gun store purchases with a new code. that's got us worried that the government could keep a data base on all gun owners and we'll

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enforcement as suspicious. an industry source confirmed to fox that some credit card companies should be use ago new code to identify purchases with gun and am in addition stores -- ammunition stores and they approved the change last fall after repeated requests amalgamated bank and describes itself as socially responsible lender and texture scenarios and using the code for suspicious activity. take a listen. >> this is nothing to do with legal gun activity. this has to do with known patterns that as you opened with, we know are potentially illegal. >> a 2018 new york times analysis found hefty credit card gun purchases made before some of the shootings in america.

gun rights advocates fear this will lead to surveillance of gun buyers and denied transactions and unfounded suspicious activity reports filed by banks. >> we're calling on congress to conduct oversight hearings in how this code came to me and one of the implications of this code and how it can be misused and private data base and potential gun owners. >> once the code is in use, your bank won't know what you bought but made a purchase at a gun store and that's enough for five states to seek the code from being used. stuart: great story, cb. the number of customers having a problem with a service or product has hit a new high. now, customers are -- what's this? customers are taking revenge?

what kind of revenge? lauren: speaking to me right now. the de- taking to social media. i have an audience. you're very unsatisfied when buying something or get ago product or service. three quarters of people say in the past year they reported an issue with something that they bought. why? why is this happening so much? that's a record high. stuart: why now? lauren: the listen is we're paying -- the reason is we're pay ago lot for the items, inflation. we were very lenient during covid and want more bang for the buck and hate when i have an issue speaking to the robot about it and now we're seeing an increase of customers and retaliation. lauren: like i said, de-mock

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