>> there's no justice for donald trump. it's all about revenge for president and his policies and

supporters that the left hates. >> at the end of the day, the government can't backstop every business and every bank and every depositor; right. this is a function of poor monetary policy and losing zero interest rates for over a decade. i don't think there's anything that makes them do to stop this cycle. >> the entire country is on edge waiting for the next one to fall. it is incredibly important that the voters know this is not an act of god it. did not have to happen. >> 25-basis points may be viewed as the last hike and prevents us from getting n. >> it's a make ore break moment and how the fed responds and what we do, that's ultimately what the world's may mouse line will be. stuart: all the singing and you opened the mic a bit too late.

the beatles. it's wednesday, march 22. here we go. on the market this is morning, a totally mixed -- well, there's hardly any price movement and ten times in the last two hours and very little movement. don't expect much till we get the fed's decision on interest rates and show me the 10-year treasury. start with that. the yield is at 3.59%. way above where it was ten days ago. well above 3.5% and big banks this morning they could be affected by the interest rate decision and barely moving. two of them are up, three are down. not much movement. that's the markets in advance of the fed. now this. confused by a i? me too . i'm not good with technology but i'm told by everyone on the program it's really the next big thing. is it? i suggest reading tom friedman's

column in the new york times saying ai is "our new promete indian moment. prometeous was the titan god of creation. he asked the former head of research at microsoft what gpt4 could do. asked for a 400 word summary of a museum. that's random. i got that. but gpt4 did it perfectly in seconds. then he asked for 200 words on the same subject. again, perfect in seconds. then put it into arabic, done. mandarin, done. then shakespeareen sonnet form. done. then begin the first line with a, second line with b through the alphabet, done. it was with creativity. gpt4 wasn't just regurgitating

facts and creating pros any form you like and it's a thinking machine. it learns from us. in 2007 the first iphone took a while to learn the impact and it was a revolution building on the internet and in turn on the computer chip and there's a progression here and accelerating profession as the machines -- progression as machines learn more and more about us. if bad actors get their ands on it, it could be dreadful too. the current state of ai with that moment in the movie the wizard of oz going from black and white to full color. the revelation. toto, we're not in kansas anymore. third hour of varney starts right now. stuart: well, martha maccallum

joins us now. >> yeah, okay, go ahead. stuart: is martha ready to go after ai? are we ready for this? >> it's fascinating; right? it's a very brave new world. little scary like most things i heard about first from my kids in h their early 20s. i put this into chatgpt and came up i need to write a letter about a work thing and here's what it does. it's far from perfect, okay. it's not human, we still have the better brain. we still are more creative and we know that it took law school exams and basically got a c so human brains were superior to it and we've seen it try to have human conversations that sort of deal with relationships and it sort of starts to -- i remember that show lost in space and the computer -- the robot would start spinning and smoke. when it tried to have a human relationship discussion it was spinning and smoking like i don't understand how to deal with this. here's one more thing, the alpha

baatized one and told it to start each line of the poem with the next letter of the alphabet, abcd. alluring in washington is a museum so grand built to teach, inspire and help us understand. curious minds plan it, with a p, flock towards embrace. that's where it lost me. stuart: but it did it. that was creative probes. >> i get it but it's a jumble of words that don't make sense that starts with a c. i mean, it is an enormous transformation and computers used to be the size of the room and add numbers and now there's a thousand of them in the phone and life is changing and changing fast. it's an interesting development

but another thing to deal with. stuart: like social net works or iphone. >> he does answer e-mails and his kids don't have phones and think about this with your own children, get the phone out of their hand before it's too late. stuart: martha, wonderful on the spur of the moment, very good stuff. >> i'm out there with you on the limb, stuart. stuart: on the limb, baby.

thank you very much, martha. great stuff. we'll be watching you at 3:00 this afternoon and the story with martha maccallum only on fox news. back to the markets, mark tepper is with us for the entire hour. okay. obvious question, if the fed raises interest rates by 25 basis points this afternoon as expected, what's the market do? >> so -- stuart: do you have animals for this? >> yes. the interesting thing is when you look at the market from investor optimism standpoint, this is like the most bullish bear market ever. it just seems like investors continue to see every news headline that comes out through rose colored glasses. if the fed hikes by 25-basis points as expected, the other thing they'll do is reaffirm their confidence in our banking system, which should put some investors concerns at ease. but really the most important part of the meeting is this is a

quarterly dot plot meeting and not just about 25 basis points now and how high are we going as far as rates go and that'll come in more hawkish than investors are pricing in now and that could cause a bit of investor indigestion. stuart: we'll have to listen to every word he says in his press conference, and then the algorithms in the computers will interpret that. then it'll settle down and by 4:00 we'll know what the outcome .s is there a billout coming? >> i hope not. i love capitalism and if you want to have winners in capitalism, unfortunately there has to be losers as well. nobody wants to lose, but you can't have unlimited upside potential without unlimited downside loss; right. we can't continue to reward companies that have done the wrong thing, that haven't been

prudent with regards to managing risk so i hope there's no further bailouts coming. stuart: all right. let's see. stay with me for the hour. back to the markets. we have lauren looking at the movers. carvana, they still around? lauren: they're around and they've gotten crushed but not today, they're up 18%. two things, they're cost cutting, job cuts and paying off, all though still forecasting a loss, and now restructuring about $9 billion of debt offering creditors an option to go up. lauren: people defaulting on auto loans. stuart: did you get that on ai, bband-aid with a gushing wound?

what's on first republic, troubled regional bank? lauren: down 86% this month and up today by 1%, it's been very volatile. they're exploring their options. they need to raise capital but who's going to give them money in addition to the $30 billion or seek government backing and major attempts to shore up the len dorman and reassure -- lender and reassure the public that the banking system is safe and sound. stuart: not going for a full scale lehman brothers bailout, not like that? >> i don't think so. i think it's contained. stuart: all right, sofi. lauren: they'll let new members and existing members choose to increase fdic insurance eventually to $2 million for their checking accounts and savings accounts and standard is $250,000. the sofi fdic insurance network and newly created and other banks are involved and that's what sofi is doing and that would be attractive to a lot of

people. stuart: understood but for a lot of people with money they don't keep more than $250,000 in their checking account. that goes into a money fund. >> what's interesting is their savings account is paying 4% right now, which is -- might attract some people into putting $2 million in savings account. stuart: sofi savings account -- >> yeah, 4%. stuart: these modern banks don't have checking accounts, do they? >> i know. the interesting thing is this is a fintech bank and weighing new customers via old school strategies and making people feel secure about where their money is at. lauren: is there a checking account? there's a very good question. it's like a digital bank. could you imagine asking them for a check? stuart: only one i know that writes checks. nobody writes checks. lauren: i have them in my pocketbook with a book of stamps if you'd like to see. stuart: we have to go. thank you, lauren. now this, more people returning to the office for work but as they do, one critical office

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stuart: spring break in full swing in florida. you joined a medical clinic that hit the beaches. what do you see, phil? reporter: the college kids and real partying starts later and the colorado mind spring breakers having fun early this morning and drinking and drugging for many is a spring break rite of passage. remember the west point cadets last year that had to go to the hospital because they accidently overdosed on fentanyl-laced cocaine. the dea said fentanyl is the number one cause of accidental ods in the u.s. and deadliest drug it's ever encountered and outreach purpose team known as the spot is on the sand passing out narcan nose sprays and tom smith trying to save lives talking with college kids about the risk of doing drugs like cocaine and ecstasy laced with fentanyl and narcan can reverse

an overdose for about an hour so that person can get medical care. they've handed out 2 2500 doseso far. >> spring breakers coming down and having fun and parties and might be using drugs they bought in a club and drugs are laced with fentanyl. what happens is it's laced with fentanyl and overdose and the narcan helps to bring them back to life. reporter: on the southern border customs and border protection sharing examples of fentanyl being smuggled into the country from mexico and hidden in everything you can think of. about 67,000 americans die every year from fentanyl and college spring breakers tell us they're in fact aware of the fentanyl danger, the issue, and the risk with some saying their parents even warned them before they flew to florida. >> from here on out, you don't want to miss with any cocaine,

any ecstasy or pills. just stay away and stick to booze honestly. reporter: and the dea is now alerting that it is also discovering fentanyl laced with zyloxene and it's a dangerous drug known as the zombie drug and can eat away human flesh. it's an animal tranquilizer and potent and not an opioid and therefore narcan won't help with that. stuart. stuart: glad you shared all the details there because that's a disincentive to get out there and use those drugs. phil cre compete -- keeting on e speedometer thank you very much, phil. the miami beach decide not to set a curfew for spring break even after two fatal shootings last weekend. francis suarez is the mayor and joins us now. your honor, this is the first bad pr i can remember for you in

miami. you're in miami beach but you're real close by. do you think your image has taken a hit? >> is it guilty by association, stuart? stuart: yes. >> yeah, so i think what happens is there's a confusion that people think the mayor of miami also has jurisdiction over miami beach. miami beach is a different city with its own mayor so absolutely. i think whenever something happens in miami beach, unfortunately there's a splash or spillover effect on miami because we share a common first name and so without a doubt, that's why i come on shows like yours to explain i have no jurisdiction over what happened in miami beach. obviously we're concerned on what happens in miami beach, if there's a curfew, the concern is people migrate to the mainland and come to miami and then we're not going to tolerate the kind of lawlessness we've seen in miami beach. one of the reasons why miami has been so successful and last year we had the lowest homicide rate per capita since 1964 is because

we're a law and order community and increase funding for police officers and support our police officers and don't tolerate nonsense and lawlessness. stuart: i hope it doesn't spillover to you guys if indeed there's another curfew. >> me neither. stuart: there's another one. the crypto exchange, okay coin has suspended trading in your cities miami coin. what happens now? it's a two-year-old experiment and has the experiment failed and where are you going with this? >> it wasn't a city sponsored or city-promoted sort of initiative. this was something the city benefited from in the case of what the offshoot revenue for the mining was. the city got somewhere in the vicinitity of $15 million -- vicinity of $15 million in benefit and that shows that bitcoin is king. the technology that created bitcoin and anonymity and the fact that the money supply is limited in the way that it becomes inflationary is

programmed and it's not human intervened. we're starting to see a reverse correlation between what's happening in the banking system, what's happening with bad monetary policy and the price of bitcoin. the price of bitcoin is now close to $29,000 and it's been up significantly this year. i took my salary in bitcoin and have been since november of i think 2021. so it's been very good for me, personally. my cost basis, average basis increased and it's up. i don't look at it as a day-to-day price fluctuation and i don't like to look at it like that. we have that conversation a lot. that's a sexy conversation to have. stuart: has the city, miami, has it lost the revenue from miami coin because trading has been suspbeensuspended? >> no, it hasn't. the city's revenue is a function of the mining function.

that money is safe and in a separate digital account so miami hasn't suffered. what has suffer second-degreeed is the people that -- suffered is the people that invested and it's unfortunate that the coin didn't survive but it's not unexpected because of regional demand and way too inflationary and 3.5 million miami coin and only 19 million bitcoin was created and bitcoin has global demand. stuart: your honor, thank you for coming on and being straight up on the show. thank you very much indeed, sir. appreciate it always. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: the governor of florida, ron desantis, going after a government-based digital

currency. not all crypto but just government-based digital currency. lauren, what's he doing? lauren: he calls it woke. he said much like senator ted cruz we spoke about earlier that it could be used to surveil americans, their behaviors and tank actions and ultimately control them. to be clear, there is no central bank digital currency right now, but the white house has ordered a review of it. let's explore options so say if you get one, desantis will ban it in his state of florida. stuart: mark tepper, why would they want to create a federal digital currency? >> our government is completely terrified of crypto and the reason for that is we value -- all of us value having the u.s. dollar as the reserve currency of the world.

we have problems and can no longer come out of a recession as quickly as possible right now. stuart: they want to go for digital currency? >> correct, yeah. stuart: see how that works out. mark, thank you very much indeed. a pair of inmates back behind bars after busting out of jail and grabbing breakfast at i hope and the rather strange tool they used to dig their way to freedom. school out for 400,000 kids in los angeles, disgraceful. teachers joining the school staff strike and leo terrell says they don't deserve a nickel in extra pay. leo is next. ♪

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cops say they use add toothbrush and metal object to dig a tunnel through their cell wall and let's get series. the markets please. susan is back looking at the movers and we're starting with what? susan: they made a movie, shaw shank redemption. stuart: didn't use a toothbrush. >> they used something to escape the wall. susan: back to ai and now the eight wall street analysts raised their prices on the stock market and all the way up 320 on the stock and by the way morgan

called in 300 plus stock and at least 20% upside here and, stu, not too late. i would have to say it's pretty impressive on videos and numerous new ai partnerships and adobe, microsoft, byd, amazon, at&t i lost count at one point and so much being announced and that's why nvidia up almost 80% this year and march on the chip stocks and ti, lamb reservice connected and have all the best performers today and that's on the nasdaq. stuart: we've only got ai on the program. susan: it's pretty impressive gains and it's been a huge year and tapped $1.4 billion loan after 20% withdraws and most from venture capitalists and what i found interest asking that ubs is now back up to levels before silicon valley

bank collapsed and after the forced marriage and takeover of credit suisse. isn't that interesting? might be stock positive and extraordinary that when credit suisse was sold it was sold for less than what sofi is worth and remember that credit suisse around for 167 years. sign of the types. stuart: sofi is a fintech company and has execking accounts. thought i'd throw that in. susan: they do, yes, but -- stuart: move on. apple and microsoft big movers on the s sports grill p500 -- s&p 500. ashibm and microsoft were the bg movers back in the day. susan: that made sense and was rational to me and now there's record influence of apple and microsoft combined with 13% of the s&p 500 and that was the

most influence on the 1978 at least when ibm, at&t is to bees and bring up the graphic for you quickly and apple's been up 22% in 2023 and beloved microsoft up 14% and back up above $2 trillion in market cap there. stuart: not my beloved but my retirement. it's as simple as that. >> fist pump that and by the way, microsoft has been using artificial intelligence. stuart: that's my stake in ai, microsoft. that's how db of interaural it. thank you, susan. all good. classes remain halted for more than 400,000 students in los angeles and workers striking over better pay and health benefits. leo terrell is with us now. you together in the district and 400,000 kids not getting educated. where is governor newsom in all this? >> he's outside of california trying to destroy the state by

getting reparations and basically bankrupting california. he's not going to do anything in the la unified school district, stu, because the teacher union destroy them and he's an agent for the unions and not getting involved in this. stuart: i just don't get it. the education of young children in los angeles is an absolute disgrace and no one is doing anything about it and the union is absolutely making it worse. what would you do? >> this union are nothing more than democratic agents and look at teaching results, we are deficient, these kids almost a half million deficient in math and reading. stuart, there's a lie going on. the lie is these union care about kids. they use kids as hostages to get as much money as they want. they do not care about the kids at all.

get rid of the unions. stuart: in lots of other states, primarily republican states, school choice is just beginning to really take over. what's school choice doing in california? >> it will never happen. school choice is like sunlight to the vampire unions and do not want school choice and this is the deepest blue state you can have in america and they will fight tooth and nail against universal school choice. that's what we need and that's what we need in order to get quality education in california. i'll be honest with you, we're to the going to get it. stuart: here we go, a trump indictment, he says, would be a disgusting abuse of power. the da should be put in jail. bit strong there, leo, putting alvin bragg in jail? >> yeah, let me tell you right now, alvin bragg takes marching

orders from the democratic national committee and george soros and there's a process other than jail and i disagree from the senator and it's called the l lori lightfoot effect and kick alvin bragg out of the seat and get law and order. stuart: this is an example of trump hatred-run riot. >> there's no question about it. look, if donald trump is so unpopular, which he's not, defeat him at the polls and the democratic party is afraid of tram and he'll win in 2024 and that's the -- trump will win in 2024 and that's the problem. they're obsessed 24/7 with donald j. trump and leave it there. stuart: leo terrell, thanks for being on the show.

see you soon i hope. tennis star novak djokovic loses number one ranking because of missing a tournament in palm springs because he's not allowed in the states because he's not vaccinated. fda response to the baby formula shortage and fda hasn't fired a single person in response to the crisis meantime some parents are struggling to feed their infants still. lydia hu is next. ♪

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stuart: talk to me about nike and have an inventory problem selling off last year. >> that's exactly it. how do you justify that their revenues came in strong yet their profits are down 9% year over year because they have way too much inventory and had to mark stuff down. the issue with nike is it's very expin sieve when compared to the peer -- expensive compared to the piers and has a -- peers and has a growth earning and when earnings are down 9% year over year there's challenging quarters overhead and they continue to cycle through the invenn tore. stuart: the stock is down 1.5% as we speak. thank you, mark. now this, it's been a year since we first reported on the baby formula shortage. still a problem. gop lawmakers want answers. lydia hu is with us. who does the gop, the republicans, who do they want to talk to? >> hey, stuart, the house oversite committee wants to talk

to a former fdic official and he was overseeing the bake baby formula crisis and he surprise add lot of people when he resigned and the fda announced plans to reorganize the food division and they want to streamline leadership but champion lawmakers say that's not enough action to take in the wake of the crisis and representatives say "the committee is concerned that the fda's restructuring is a superficial attempt rather than a real effort than accountability and make meaningful changes and there's all this lasting probably just today. he thinks demand is growing and supply is dwindling. he even has a wait list for some types of specialty formula. watch. >> it's getting harder and harder, most formula we're

trying to find the more hard to get ones are hard to get such as enfamil ar, enfamil gentle ease pro and certain mothers are looking for them struggling to get out there and finding the formulas and going from one store to the next store to the next store. >> and it's not just smaller independent pharmacies like where we are that are seeing the issue still, stuart, big retailers you can see from cvs, walgreens, wal-mart and kroger and confirmed to fox business they continue to limit purchasing even now. now this latest inquiry from the house oversight committee that follows inquiries ongoing the department of justice has ongoing criminal investigation into abbott as well as ftc, sec and there are numerous lawsuits filed against abbott even as of now. stuart: lydia hu, thank you very much indeed. in a related kind of subject, children under 2 are currently allowed to sit on their adult's

laps during flights. but now flight attendants want to put an end to that. what's the problem? lauren: turbulence. if you think of it like this, a 20-pound baby on your lap in severe turbulence weighings 200 pounds and that's heavy for adult arms to handle during turbulence and flight attendance want to ban lap babies and require anyone under the age of 2 to sit in a car seat in a separate seat. they've been pushing this for awhile, but now recently a 14 month old baby was injured on a flight with severe turbulence. my question is, okay, do you have to pay for that second seat because right now a lot of parents say i do it all the time. we'll fly with the 2-year-old on our lap because they're free. stuart: yeah, exactly. do you have to pay for the extra seat? good question, we'll find out if that rule comes around. thanks, lauren. check the market with the 30 30 towstocks. dow stocks.

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the current state or current situation that i hope will change for later this year and something that's the most important tournament on the american soil. lauren: that's in august in m may 1979 and coming in with no problems. stuart: presumably, lauren. thank you. oh, look who's here now. you've seen him before and walked on the set with a cool item and there's a factory sealed apple iphone from 2007. welcome back, ken. how much is that phone? >> we sold one of these earlier this month around $44,000 and it is a factory sealed all original first generation 2001 8 gigabyte iphone and this start it had all. it's amazing that somebody can find something like that laying around they never opened and get

$50 grand. stuart: that's how it happened, it was just laying around? >> there was a few and it was sold out all over and invention of the year. who did not open up their iphone or use it; right? so a few of them exist sealed and somebody had the idea to put it up for auction and got close to $50,000 and it's really a phenomena and we have one in auction right now that ends next week at golden.com. stuart: okay, how about ohtani, los angeles angels road jersey. wasn't he the pitcher for the japanese japan team against usa and they won? >> yes, he's the modern day babe ruth and one of the best pitchers in baseball and home run hitters in baseball. he plays a pitcher and designated hitter in the same game. so last night of course final inning he comes on world baseball classic, strikes out mike trout to end the game.

japan beats the united states 3-2. this particular jersey is very special because this is photo matched and game worn on his 100th career home run. think about that. this we're expected well over $100,000. this ends tonight and there's two auctions going, a game action that ends tonight and the elite that ends next week. stuart: a pair of sneakers, kobe bryant's usa nike sneakers, how much? >> from the 2012 olympics, game worn by kobe bryant, probably somewhere approaching $100,000 on that. stuart: michael jordan, larry bird, magic johnson triple patch card. >> it's the only one in existence and the game logo man from bird, johnson and jordan on one card. it'll probably be in the $400,000 range. stuart: good god. 2009 steph curry card.

>> it's the rarest rookie card from national treasures and limited to only five. it is signed with a jersey patch as well. this one will probably range somewhere around $400,000. stuart: the netflix special on ken golden starts when? >> they just announced today and called king of collectibles, golden touch, the king of collectibles, the golden touch. it's season 1 with six episodes and debuts april 28th on netflix. stuart: kenny golden, thank you very much. here it is, the we understand trivia question -- wednesday trivia question. how many products on a calendar, 7, 10, 13 or 16? the answer after this. ♪

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