getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. stuart: it is tenneco eastern, straight to your money, a lot to cover, the dow industrials down 70 but look at the nasdaq. it is down 119 points. the 10 year treasury yield is key to this. it has gone down significantly. 3.75%. strong jobs market. i thought rates would go up.

down 375 on the 10 year. bitcoin back to 19,800. all kinds of problems in the crypto space. that's the markets, now this. it is called the pivot. a change of direction when your current policy is unpopular. president biden has pivoted on crime or is trying to. in his budget message he said it was the republicans who want to defund the police. that's not the way i see it. it was democrats, including candidate biden, who raged against the police. democrat mayors took money from police departments, sat back and did nothing while the mob took over. with crime a major political issue, the president says it is those wicked amaga republicans, that lacks credibility. the president is trying to get out of his failed policies, he

knows there's a nationwide repulsion to the violence on tv and democrat defund the police policy is to blame so now he's trying to flip the blame, hoping we have short memories. there' s a parent come biden is flipping on the border complaining it's republicans fault for not passing immigration reform, flipping blame on the deficit claiming is the result of trump's tax cuts, that is nonsense. i'm dying to see if he can flip the blame on ending america's energy independence. it wasn't the oil companies, biden's first two years have been failure after failure blaming amaga republicans is a desperate political spin. second hour of varney, just getting warmed up.

tammy bruce is with me. she said i have no opinion. that is not true. president biden's attempt to blame republicans for his failed policies. watch this. >> president biden: amaga republicans are calling for defunding the police department, defunding the fbi. i refuse to provide funding -- i don't want to could do defund them. got to get cops back on the street. >> president biden: got to get cops back on the street. as anyone buying this? >> it is rhetoric and democrats made a big effort to keep their base ignorant. they do that with legacy media. we saw a paul where 6% of americans understood what is happening at the border. people have been kept ignorant. this network, our sister network, fox news provides actual facts of the nature of what is going on, it is

nonpartisan, crime affects everyone, the border affects everyone, fentanyl, everything, none of this has to do with politics, but that is what this is. you make decisions based on incorrect information and that is what democrats rely on. some people believe it, it is the only thing they are hearing and this is what people in general, the media certainly. in your own community, responsibility to be kept informed when it comes to the nature of it. stuart: we appreciate the fire. >> it is laughable. stuart: i was laughing. >> republicans have got to speak up doing what we are doing and it is nonpartisan, standing up and saying that is a liar, our country is at stake. stuart: thank you very much. look who is with me.

jason chaffetz is with me for the our. >> democrats changed their tune when lori lightfoot, the mayor of chicago lost. she didn't end up in the top two and that's a big pivot point. they have got to go after prosecutors. these george soros funded prosecutors are not prosecuting people and putting them in jail. the american people figure this out, you can't lie about it, that's not true. your own vice president was trying to bail people out and get them on the streets as quickly as possible, she was the biggest champion of defunding the police. they have a big hill to climb. you can't just give a speech. stuart: can't blame somebody else and get away with it. the us chamber of commerce launched its new artificial intelligent ai commission.

they are calling for regulation. lauren: they estimate every business, every government agency will use ai in the next 10 to 20 years so people need to trust it, makes sense. that's where regulation can help, bring deployment of it. the chamber didn't give much detail but they called for speeding up approvals of ai applications. they want to lead on ai which i interpret as act fast but don't break things. set some sort of parameter where you can keep innovating, don't slow the speed. stuart: sounds legitimate to me. i'm not a wingnut who doesn't want any regulation whatsoever. >> crypto currency, people are begging for regulation that never came. stuart: we've got to turn to the banks. the latest report is the sv be stock sale has failed. greg smith with us this morning, your job is this

morning is to explain the danger, is that another lehman brothers. >> investors want to know the answer to that question. and you realize, the rest of the financial services sector, balance sheets in terrific shape versus the financial crisis in 2,008 but i will say this has the makings of a bear stearns style take over. it was taken under $2 a share. this company has an unquantifiable, book value is an important measure with interest rates. i don't think anyone in silicon valley can tell you what the value is. the reason has to do with the loans they make to tech startup companies. the market has it wrong in the

last 24 hours looking at this bond sale, and it has to do with the quality of the loans on the books. this is a storied franchise with foundational company making loans to tech start off. they are loaning money to companies that cannot lock into the traditional lender like jpmorgan, sharp elbowed hedge fund or sony -- tony soprano who would laugh at these companies if they came to borrow money. in the downdraft, venture funding, probably $100 billion shortfall by venture backed startups for capital the doesn't exist this year. it is a bull market lender, extending loans, they have 12 months of life left and those loans will perhaps go to 0. stuart: thanks for the explanation. appreciate that.

lauren looking at the movers. lauren: ubs says sell it, growth is slowing, cited momentum, that's the word they used in construction. we when united airlines. did they get an upgrade? lauren: the price target went 52280 and the stock is down 2%. they say it will benefit from asia reopening. they cannot explain this stock. stuart: gap is not the gap, it is gap. lauren: which owns old navy. they also own old navy and athletic, casual wear. that was all the rage during the pandemic. they had a bad quarter and missed quarterly revenue for the first time in a year, and all of them. stuart: sweatpants work on zoom but not in the office. lauren: they look like real

pants. stuart: last one for you. biden's new budget proposal includes a plan to close a loophole in crypto currency. really a tax increase. lauren: it will bring in $22 billion in revenue. this is confusing. if you were to sell your crypto currency at a loss you can deduct that loss. even if you purchase the same investments, a wash sale, this budget scraps that and treat cryptos as securities but the irs, if that makes sense, it would be a tax increase. stuart: get rid of the wash sale, got it. bitcoin is at 19, back to 14. you glutton for punishment sitting here for the hour.

>> congress, for artificial intelligence, dealing with crypto currency. i was in that body, a bunch of morons with no idea how to deal with these types of technology. seven years ago i supported the bipartisan effort, lead republican on and office of technology assessment, 535 members populated the house and senate, they understand, with crypto currency, they are going to put laws in place to deal with these technologies. there is not enough in the building to understand what the dns is. if you are going to perform surgery on the internet and artificial intelligence you better have some people knowing what they talk about and they don't.

don't expect them to put proper regulation in place. stuart: you should never have left congress when you did. the president of mexico rejecting calls by us lawmakers to use military action against the cartels. how president obrador has lost control of his own country. we are on it. china's president xi jinping called for the military to, quote, world-class standards. how close are we to getting direct conflict with china. general keith kellogg is next. republicans ramping up pressure on president biden's botched afghan withdrawal, they want to know why marines who warned about the deadly bombing at kabul airport were warned. we have a full report. ♪

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stuart: interesting market. we had a strong jobs report first thing this morning. i thought the market would go down, it has reversed itself, modest losses on wall street, dow down 60, nasdaq down 75, look at interest rates, i thought they were going straight up with a strong jobs report, the 2 year treasury yield all the way down to 4.60%, now look at the 10 year, same story, all the way down, $3.72, can't wait that went out. house republicans laser focused on biden's botched afghan withdrawal. lucas tomlinson with the full story. >> reporter: us marine corps sniper standing over the kabul airport testified he had the suicide bomber in his sights but was denied permission to drop a bomb, described what happened next. >> i am thrown 12 feet onto the

ground before i knew what happened. i opened my eyes to marines dead or unconscious lying around me. a crowd of hundreds vanished in front of me and my body was catastrophically wounded. the withdrawal was a catastrophe in my opinion, there was an inexcusable lack of accountability and negligence. >> reporter: president biden had said in the weeks before the withdrawal, the world will now remember this hasty pullout with this iconic video among others showing thousands of afghans desperate to flee the country jump on this air force c-17 acetal man took over the country for the first time in 20 years. they were hoping bagram air base would remain in american hands and not just keep the taliban out of power but as a base near the border with china and guard the western flank. biden's new budget calls for $840 billion in defense spending, that's a 3% rise in last year's budget which would be wiped out because of

inflation. the director of national intelligence a warning about the communist party in china. >> the ccp represents the leading as most consequential threat to us national security and either shipped globally and intelligence specific ambitions and capabilities make it for us are most serious and consequential intelligence rival. >> experts would like to see the pentagon spending more to counter china. we will hear from biden to tout that jobs report you mentioned at the top. stuart: it will make him look good. see you later. general keith kellogg is with me. would russia have invaded ukraine without the afghan debacle? >> reporter: the direct answer is no. i don't think so and the reason i say that is what they saw was weakness of presidential leadership and leadership

generally in the united states. they saw an opening and took it. when you look at it, it was a smart move because they knew what they would do, same happened in 2014 with president obama. if you are aggressive about it, the russians botched it, they violated every principle of war, couldn't take kyiv in days. that didn't happen at all. they wouldn't -- putin would not have gambled that at all if we had resolve in the united states. let me do a shift with china. china sees the same thing, when you see the foreign minister of china, used to be the ambassador to the united states says he's looking at conflict and confrontation with the united states in the near term, that should be pretty frightening the chinese are looking at what is happening in taiwan but what happened today, look what happened between

saudi arabia and iran, the chinese brokered a peace deal. that's always been our backyard -- the saudi's have always been on our side, now looking at the chinese brokering a peace deal between them and iran, the chinese are lower over the map being aggressive. my concern is they will continue to push because they see weakness in the united states of america, the leadership and continue to use that gap. stuart: are we equipped militarily to deal with chinese aggression, russian aggression, air iran, and north korea too? >> great question because for years we used to have the 2. 5 strategy in the military. we were able to fight and -- west and east adversaries at the same time. we were first that when we went to 1.5 strategy which means we are prepared to fight one enemy at a time plus low intensity

combat, not two so if we are looking at two fights at the same time we are not prepared to do that and we made that conscious decision years ago. my concern is if this happens and continues in ukraine, we are so captured by ukraine we can't go to china, china is our greatest adversary. that is why we need to figure out a way to put a break on ukraine, how do we end this fight in the near-term through negotiations so they can fight their way through while we focus on china? that is the growing adversary for the next decade. stuart: the news of saudi arabia getting together with iran is big news. thanks for joining us, appreciate it. jason is still with me next to me. i hear a lot of war talk, really ominous. >> i believe it is, and having the power to deal with it. i look at my life and think the

most secure time was under ronald reagan. to give you an idea of the contrast we have 600 naval ships, now we have less than 300. we have demolished the military in many ways and diminished their capability to fight. donald trump did us a favor when he created the space force. that is a war going on in space, nobody can see it but the chinese are super aggressive, russia is aggressive and the united states has to be involved and engaged in that fight and the creation of the space force which was marked by a lot of people particularly on the left, that's part of making sure the united states is safe and secure and we can fight on all fronts. stuart: now this. another norfolk southern train derailed hours before the ceo testified on capitol hill. watch this. >> i want to begin by

expressing how deeply sorry i am for the impact this derailment has had on residents of east palestine. stuart: what is being done to help those residents of east palestine who are still hurting? details coming up. the cartel appears to apologize for the death of those two kidnapped americans in mexico. are they scared of our military? i will ask border guy brandon judd next. ♪

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stuart: modest losses across the board, the nasdaq is down close to one of points. checking out the movers, a big mover. >> down 20%. the story is the forecast was pretty soft, the cfo leaving the comedy, jpmorgan cut them to underweight. stuart: disney up or down? >> down by 2% but ceo bob iger is hinting at another price take for the streaming service in the name of profitability. it costs $11 now without ads, they increase the price in december. they are also talking licensing their content, streaming content to others, to competitors to bring in money.

stuart: mcdonald's is expanding its chicken sandwich. lauren: they are starting bacon ranch flavors. stuart: let's change the subject. border patrol agents using a new technology to crack down on fentanyl. what are they doing? lauren: the technology is in a massive scanner that looks like a car wash, we will pull up the screen so you can see it and customs and border patrol awarded $560 million to use this nonintrusive inspection but the program is so far behind, i consider this a border tool, maybe less political than a wall to deter this massive amount of fentanyl. it is so small and deadly, the cartels are putting it in every where. it is impossible to detect so they are trying to get this

technology at the border, to get vehicle to go through it to scan from but not doing it fast enough. stuart: let's move on to the illegals. we've got one city that voted to allow noncitizens to vote in elections. lauren: burlington, vermont, the biggest city in vermont, the third city in the state to allow noncitizens voting. the measure was voted on but has to be considered by the legislature and the governor who is a republican, but republicans challenged this when they try to do it in the other two cities, went all the way to the supreme court and that court ruled noncitizens can vote in local elections. stuart: slippery slope if you ask me. back to the border. to the board. mexico's drug cartels, one of them apologized for the death of those two americans

kidnapped in mexico, said their members went against cartel rules which includes, quote, respecting the life and well-being of the innocent. brandon judd joins me now. do you think the cartels are scared of our military? and that is why they handed over these five people and that is why they apologized? >> they would be scared if they felt something was going to happen. the main thing they are scared of the negative publicity. they understand the more negative publicity that happens the more likely it is it will be difficult to get their product ybarra -- they are about generating revenue. if they can't generate that revenue you have turmoil within the cartels lose what they do is they police themselves, they saw this is a huge negative backlash on them so now they are making proper statements, they will police themselves. they don't want our military to be involved, but you have to understand they understand the

absent flows of our politics that this administration isn't going to do what is necessary. what they are trying to do is take back the narrative. they don't want all negative publicity that came from this. stuart: the president of mexico rebuked calls from america for military action against the cartels in mexico. watch this. roll tape. >> translator: we are not going to permit any foreign government to intervene in our territory, much less armed forces intervene. stuart: has he lost control of his own country? >> he has. when you look at the corruption in the mexican government, it is huge. there are a lot of mexican officials that take bribes on the side. on top of that, china is now involved in the drug trade. the precursors coming from china into the cartels. now you have a huge influence

g at them also realizing this administration doesn't have any resolve. we could solve this problem tomorrow, we don't need the military to solve this problem. we need is proper policy from this administration. we can do proper police work to get this under control. we can't do it without the operation or policy. because this administration took away all the good policies donald trump gave us that has allowed these cartels to act with impunity, why they are generating so much revenue and willing to do what they do. stuart: brandon judd on the border. thanks for joining us as always. see you again soon. jason chaffetz with me this morning. it occurs to me mexico is on the verge of becoming a failed state. i think it is biden's open border policies that is to blame. >> the revenue mexico takes in from the united states is

massive, it's a major part of their economy. brandon judd is exactly right. let the 20,000 border patrol agents do their job. when somebody comes here illegally, send them back to mexico. president biden doesn't do this. these drug cartels are acting like nationstates, putting out press releases, are you kidding me? the united states is doing nothing. 100,000 people a year die through fentanyl. 90% of that is coming up through the mexican border supplied by the chinese and we don't do anything. two americans get killed, if that is what it takes to push us over the edge and get serious about this. they have got to implement the current law. they don't do it. this administration is a joke. how about hundreds of thousands of women that are raped as these coyotes -- talk to any border patrol agent they will

tell you that a massive majority of the people, women that are trafficked north of the border are raped along the way, this administration doesn't give a crap about what is going on down there and these drug cartels, people don't kill people unless they ask us and next time we will take care of it, we took care of it, nothing to see here, let's get back to business as normal. stuart: senator ted cruz says president biden's budget proves he's no longer in charge of the white house. >> the socialists are in charge of the white house, president biden isn't. the people he surrounded him with, they have a very simple approach to everything, spend money or raise taxes on you. stuart: senator warren and sanders's fingerprints all over this budget. chaos erupts on capitol hill. democrats smeared the journalists for exposing

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there's a lot of buttons and knobs in here. stuart: the house hearings on the twitter files turned fiery. kelly o'grady, take us through it, good stuff. >> reporter: it was all out war at one point featuring two different narratives depending who was asking the questions. two journalists, matt taibbi and mark shellenberger talked about how the platform controls what we do and don't see, likening the role of the government to nazi germany.

the censorship industrial complex, a group of state agencies and news media hold regular meetings, creating a disinformation manifesto that didn't stop at philosophy. matt taibbi elaborated on twitter these agencies took proactive steps, quote, e-mails from the fbi, dhs and other agencies came with spreadsheets of hundreds or thousands of account names for review, often would be deleted soon after. they dug into the impacts, democrats have a different approach. there were a number of colorful moments including multiple attempts to track the journalists into revealing their sources and questioned their ethics. >> you on musk spoonfed you his cherry picked information which you must of suspected promotes a slanted viewpoint or at the very least generates another right-wing conspiracy theory. you violated your own standard. >> reporter: elon musk wasn't

present but loomed large over the hearing, house democrats claiming he is working with republicans to craft a specific narrative. certainly a lot of sparring and likely a taste of more to come as the republican-led house digs into censorship. stuart: i've got more on this. journalist matt taibbi called twitter state sponsored thought police before musk took over. roll it please. >> a free internet would overwhelm all attempts to control information flow. its very existence, a threat to anti-genetic forms of government everywhere. what we found in the files is a sweeping effort to reverse that promise and used machine learning and other tools to turn the internet into an instrument of censorship and social control.

unfortunately, our own government appears to be playing a lead role. effectively news media became an arm of the state sponsored thought police system. stuart: state sponsored thought police system. you agree with that? >> i do. these two journalists, they are not a right wing conservative folks. what they are exposed should be a concern of every member of congress, democrats were focused on trying to dismantle those messengers and investigators, had no intellectual curiosity how the federal government through multiple agencies was coordinating with social media to suppress in a political campaign, political free-speech, that is the concern. in august, they were having ball plan, they wanted to suppress the hunter biden story, the fbi knew the hunter biden laptop store was coming and it was true and they literally role-played it, had weekly meetings, stanford university was involved in trying to suppress this and all of these roles, democrats never asked the question about the content, they just wanted to say who are your sources and try to intimidate these people

bus what jim jordan was showing is there was a coordinated effort by the government to suppress and manipulate free-speech. stuart: good for elon musk in my opinion. one more for you. biden's budget includes 5. $5 trillion in taxes. he is hopeful they will get past. watch this. >> the budget i'm introducing today will reduce the deficit by $3 billion over 10 years. ♪ stuart: glad we wanted that. the music in the background was loud. senator ted cruz says this budget plan proves biden is not in charge. who is in charge? >> there are puppeteers that

have their fingerprints on it. i think the bernie sanderses and elizabeth warren, these outside organizations, the taxes in this for the audience watching the show, what you were talking about off-camera they want to double the capital gains tax so it gets treated as ordinary income. what sort of investor will say make this healthy investment, help the economy, jobs, help build america if it is treated like that. stuart: are you sure all these tax hikes are dead on arrival? they better be, republicans will get their butts kicked out of office. trump tax cuts worked, the highest revenue, the economy started zooming, revenue went up. this is fallacy what the democrats say the trump tax cuts hurt our deficit. what has to happen, trump didn't do it, the democrats aren't doing it, we have to cut

spending. if you don't cut spending you are dead. stuart: a lot of people missed this. if you sell your house at a profit, you used to be able to roll the profit into your next house, not anymore under this budget. you are going to get taxed as an capital gain. >> double that capital gain. stuart: thanks very much. another norfolk southern train derailed yesterday right before the ceo testified on capitol hill. where did the latest derailment happen? lauren: alabama, no injury, no chemical leaks but the incident happened just before the ceo testified before congress about derailment, february 3rd, people are still reporting they feel sick. one of the senders asked him what are you going to do about that? >> commit to paying for

long-term medical testing for people in impacted communities to ensure anyone suspected of exposure to these chemicals due to this disaster is monitored for adverse health effects, yes or no? >> i'm committed to doing what is right. we are going to be there today, tomorrow, a year from now. 5 years from now. ten years from now. lauren: that is the dodge, complete dodge but look at this. it seems like there's been a lot of train derailments lately but it is but he typical. if you look at federal data, three a day, three trains derailed. stuart: left and asked is where is pete buttigieg, isn't he transportation secretary? lauren: he is not doing anything, that's the problem. stuart: new york city has spent

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stuart: stocks showing read this morning and getting worse, the dow is down 120, nasdaq down 113, new developments in the financial story. apparently they are seeking a buyer, a plan to shore up their finances by raising capital. lauren: some of this is just crossing now. stuart: i've got sbb financial

halted at $39 a share, whether to has reopened or not is what i don't know. this is a company that was at $600 a share, not that long ago and now you halted control. lauren: they were trying to raise capital and now they are exploring the sale. how much contagion is there because of this? is this another layman moment? bill ackman, the hedge fund billionaire says we need a government bailout but then you have folks saying stay calm, this isn't that big a deal. it's creating risk in the market. especially these regional banks, they are down in a big way it. the republic republic of california down 20% on the heels of this. than the jobs report, it should 24,000 jobs. sbb led to those tech companies.

stuart: big banks are down again. lauren: the banks you are looking at lot $52 billion in value. stuart: do you want to change the subject? let's do some oil watching? prince harry and meghan markle announced they will use royal titles for their two children. royal watcher neil sean is with me. does that mean it will be prince archie and princess liberty? >> what it is and people are confused about is this was royal protocol. it would always be they superseded this by having a private ceremony and many people suggested they forced the king's hand. by announcing that, this is not being reported, they gave short

notice to the king, william and catherine, the prince and princess of wales, there is no way they could have attended the ceremony. privately, it is the client six months in advance, those invitations did not come through. they are entitled to use prince and princess, but not hr h, which is the most important line. stuart: buckingham palace preparing for megan and harry to attend the coronation. how will they be received at buckingham palace and the british public? >> reporter: they have to be brave, having done what they have done. they don't really care. they would like to attend

because it is monetary. they would turn this into a monetary event. king charles -- let me tell you, no conversation between charles, for months there has been no contact, a long curfew months, this would make this coronation all about the ex-royals. here the consensus is this. the british public want this to be a historic day and don't want to turn it -- their inclusion would be. stuart: i have a hard break coming up, thank you very much. i've got to tell everyone what is coming up. texas congressman dan crenshaw, steve hilton, jonathan morris. the president's budget is tax and spend on steroids, nothing to do with economics, it is politics designed to point the country in a leftward direction for years to come, that is "my take" next.

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