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not much, dow is down 40, nasdaq 50. that's not a big deal. big tech a mixed picture earlier. where are we now? one of them is up. out does not -- amazon, meta, all down. the 10 year treasury yield an important indicator, 3.54% down a fraction. now this. when i saw this, i thought here we go again. we are doing the same thing we did in the financial crisis, we are giving favorable loan terms to people probably cannot repay. may 1st, new rules on mortgage fees go into effect. if you've got good credit you're paying more. if you have risky credit, you pay less. that is the whole idea of risk management on its head. because there is more credit and paying less, you've got bad

credit, not the way it is supposed to be and doesn't work. look what happened in 2007-8, punishes people who played by the rules. if your credit score is solid, 680-780, you would see an increase in mortgage fees. if you have a big down payment, 15% to 20% your fees will be higher still. you are a success. good credit, big down payment, okay, but you will pay for that success. biden wants to help disadvantaged communities so he puts his thumb on the scale. bad credit wins, good credit loses, that's not right. third hour of varney starts. right now. i need rob smith, thank heavens he is here.

if you've got good credit you pay more. if you get bad credit you pay less. is this part of biden's help for disadvantaged communities? >> it is part of the far left equity agenda that informs every move of the biden administration and it is unfair. if you do the right things to build your credit, get a good credit score, figure that stuff out for yourself, you're subsidizing people that have not been responsible for building their credit and your hard work will help them get better rates? doesn't make sense to you and i but it does make sense to the ideologues in the biden administration from top to bottom. stuart: this is your report. you are reporting rocket mortgage is providing, sounds strange and off course, rocket mortgage, providing tampons in

their men's bathrooms as part of an lgbt q initiative. you broke this story. what is this story telling you? >> the story has broken through my platform stop woke, go to stopwoke.com and get the full version of the story. what we found out is rocket mortgage is providing tampons in men's restroom across the company as part of this far left lgbt in a should of from their lgbt resource group, the question to me as of this. rocket mortgage originated over 400,000 loans in 2022. $127 billion, major player in the mortgage business. how much of their company resources are going to far left move by putting tampons in the men's room, doesn't make sense. a lot of what we are doing at stop woke is fighting against

the woken us in america in general but we have a laser focus on getting this woke out of corporate america. i talked to founders every single day and they know this has gone too far in corporate america but feel powerless to stop it and the views of 49% to 50 one% of the population are not represented in corporate america at all for favor of the far left moves. in the e-mails our tipsters sent to us, you see this language that says they are part of the menstrual equity agenda. i have no idea what that means. it is one example of this far left ideologies it has taken over corporate america. go ahead and send the info to info@stopwoke.com because we are exposing this from top to bottom and this is one of many

stories existing right now. stuart: you reached out to rocket mortgage and they have not provided one. the house has approved the bill to ban transgender athletes and women's boards. are you happy? >> i think, i am glad we have a house republican, majority in congress taking on fundamental issues. fairness in women's sports is an issue. the only issue i have is something as simple and common as not allowing biological men to compete against biological women is a left or right issue, this should be an issue all americans can come to agreement on but what happens with the far left is they create these things and make everything a political wedge issue.

i don't think it should be. i talked to a liberal woman that used to be a professional athlete and she does not agree with any of this stuff. why are the voices of liberal women like her silenced in favor of an agenda. stuart: point well taken. i know we will see you again soon. back to the markets. red ink coming back nicely, dow down 70, nasdaq 70 one. scott wren is the market watcher of the morning. i can't get over a 5% yield on a 6 month treasury bill. is there anything wrong with that? >> a lot of competition for stocks. we are at the top of the trading range, those yields are looking attractive. stuart: are you looking for the downside move in the stocks in the near future?

>> we will not chase the move in equities. we think over the course of the next 6 months or so, when you take into account we don't think the fed will cut this year. the money supply contracting, credit conditions tightening, a chance to go toward the bottom edge, 3700. we think we will see a few pullbacks and opportunities. we don't think we are going to see clear skies and think about 2024 until later this year when people have third-quarter, fourth-quarter or first quarter of next year negative quarters. we are looking for moderate recession, too early to get fired up about size. we when i hoped you would say something different. if you have spare cash on hand, what is the mix of stocks and bonds, how do you split it up? >> you want to lean towards bonds and look at, we like

long-term bonds even with the tenure coming down period of 355 or so. we like the short end of the curve. we want to lean towards bonds as a defensive move. we've been playing defense for the last year and we have an opportunity but it won't happen right now. our conversations at the investment strategy committee level are not how are we going to hide more but when is the opportunity going to come up to be more optimistic. we don't think it will be for a while. we think stocks are at the top of the range. we don't want to chase them. stuart: we this clarity. i asked you a question and you gave me an answer. i love that, thanks very much indeed. you will be invited back, watch out. >> i hope so. stuart: see you later. the mover this morning we are looking at is seagate. i remember them, down four.

>> reporter: they did report a surprise loss. i wanted to mention janet yellen today, seagate technology was hit with a $300 million penalty for continuing their relationship with huawei, a chinese comedy blacklisted by the us. they continue to psalm hard drives. this penalty is the largest stand-alone penalty ever in the commerce department and it comes split screen as the treasury secretary janet yellen says security, national security comes before the economy and our relationship with china. more of a hard-line. stuart: $300 million is a lot of money, bed, bath and beyond. neil: we could see a filing as early as this weekend. stuart: we have been expecting it for some time. snap up or down? lauren: they are down by 5%. bernstein says the digital ad

market faces a new market, slowing consumer spending, used to be advertisers, businesses pulling back, industrywide but bernstein says unfortunately for snap it is all happening. stuart: snap is down 5%. %. thank you. the pentagon admits ufo sightings are up. we will tell you what they are actually saying about aliens. watchdog group may be funding the caliban and other terror groups in afghanistan. florida congress when mike walt's will explain it. demanding answers about spying, he still hasn't called xi jinping and we have a host of other problems with china. peter doocy is holding the white house accountable and peter doocy is next. ♪

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wise it taking so long to call xi and tell him to cut it out? >> we said over and over the president intends to call president xi. i don't have a call to read out to you at this time. we said this before. we believe it is important to maintain open lines of communication with china. we believe it is an important bilateral relationship even as we talk about strategic competition with china so that has not changed, we will move forward in that way. >> reporter: president biden boasted on the campaign trail during the transition it at the white house about a decade-long relationship with xi. it's unclear how he's going to the well of goodwill if there is any and this is also a big difference, a big difference in the way president biden addresses a rival land with russia because with russia even though he's not talking to boudin, he calls him out in

remarks publicly all the time. stuart: see you again later. congressman mike waltwaltz, yo just endorsed donald trump or president. >> i want to be clear, we have a great governor, we have an abundance of leadership in florida but my focus here in washington is keeping the country safe. we need bold leadership, experienced leadership and as i walked down the list from taking down soleimani, the maximum pressure campaign on iran, turning the tables on china, we have to get back to that before it is too late. every time i call the president needing something for my district he answered the phone

or called me back within hours and always delivered. and that is what it is about. stuart: could be a shock for desantis. a lot of republicans, congressional representatives from florida, republican this, looks like ten congressional republicans from florida are backing trump and not desantis. he's out of the picture in florida right now. >> they are both delivering for florida. this is a difficult situation we are in but donald trump is from florida, he delivered from florida and on the international stage, that deterrence is what we need. i want our enemies fearing our president and that is not what we have right now. we have a world on fire and as peter doocy was talking about, our adversaries won't even

answer the phone for president biden because there's no respect, no fear. stuart: i wonder if you saw office. a watchdog group says the us taxpayer may be funding terror groups. watch this, roll it. >> i cannot assure this committee or the american taxpayer we are not currently funding the caliban, nor can i assure you that the caliban are not diverting the money we are sending from the intended recipients. stuart: how did this happen? >> we have a completely asinine policy from this white house, this money to the tune of billion this is going through the un and other organizations and they tell us it is going only to nonprofits in afghanistan. guess who is registering as an geos, tell a man are.

they take that money and decide who lives or dies, whether you side with them or not and by the way al qaeda is sitting right there in kabul benefiting from it. we will go after this funding, we are going to cut it because they can't assure us it's going to who it is supposed to. stuart: how come the president of the united states justify in any way, even indirectly, helping the caliban, they kicked girls out of school, they flogged women in the streets, women are owned by men, and our president supports that? >> they are hunting down our allies as we speak. the inspector general testify the current rate the state department's processing visas, it will take 30 one years to get out the people who fought and stood with us and as a veteran that just adds insult to injury. it is beyond the pale. stuart: got it.

thanks as ever for being with us. come again soon. a strange story, never expected this. unidentified flying object, they are still called ufos, sightings thereof have gone up significantly. have we discovered an alien yet? lauren: lauren: there's no proof of alien life but they are looking. they are investigating 650 cases of aerial incursions or unidentified aircraft, everyone thinking of the spy balloon. 650 incidences, no credible evidence of extracurricular, extraterrestrial activity at this point. stuart: what would you say, wait for it, if i were to say, i am going to say i don't believe in aliens. don't believe in ufos. i'm christian and human beings are unique in this galaxy in this universe. lauren: i like to believe in

the possibility of alien life, so we can make new friends and new partners in the future. stuart: not mentioned in the bible. neil: i'm just being facetious. i told myself that when i was dating at couldn't find a man that i liked. there might be other sources on other planets for me. we when the ratings for the segment will be sky high guaranteed. is your dad watching? the markets this morning are showing a little bit of red ink. we were down much more than this, earlier today, the dow is off 86, nasdaq down 60, the s&p down 20 points. big tech, mixed bag earlier. apple is down. amazon down. meta is down. microsoft is still down. show me please. alphabet is up a mere $0.74. millennials have not given up

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distributable income and they're a big commercial realize investor and elon musk says that part of the economy is in big trouble with remote work and at&t and subscriber growth and the only -- sorry, i have a call. it's at&t calling right now. but the problem is only 424,000 which beat analyst estimates far lower than what they reported now they're less than a billion and going down the line. stuart: 50 years ago and it was the biggest two companies and microsoft and apple took over. stuart: those were the days in my opinion.

what do you have on regional banks. susan: key corp. and comerica and truest fifth falling on monday and first republic and largest could b biggest collapsr march. stuart: show me tesla and it's come down even more with the market open. susan: goldman sachs and reacting to the lowest amount of money and tesla makes in two years and gross margins and car margins less than 24% and analysts arietta ma tick and

guiding for 1 point 8 and could be 2 million and take the forecast with the grain of salt and self-driving will be ready and grain of salt and this type of technology is hard to develop. the fed and raise interest rates and makes it more expensive and warranty costs and software it's driving on the amount of cash and makes for car made. >> refuse to reveal the symptoms and analysts have to go back and thank you very much.

stuart: republican group one nation shelling out over a million dollars on a campaign hitting senator joe mansion and he joins us now. >> joe mansion has a very, very big problem and this ad gets at. he was a chief architect so-called inflation rate and gigantic liberal climate change bill that's going to do incal cueable damage and joe biden in west virginia and reason we're running this spot and put a spotlight on this emission and the impact of the economy and talking about that as well. stuart: why doesn't joe mansion have more of that. >> he's really deep down in his

heart and soul a democrat. what's more is washington dc democrat. he lives up here most of the time and he votes probably 90% of the time with the washington dc democrats and to me that doesn't look like somebody that's thinking about becoming a republican. stuart: the governor of georgia, brian exempt says voters -- brian kemp and what republicans are doing to fight inflation with months and months of debate of weather the 2020 election was stolen. that looks to me like a dig at trump. >> the successful republican politician in modern history and paying attention to what they say and i don't see how you win the presidency without winning the state of georgia and people ought to be listening to his advice and thinking about running for president.

stuart: is one nation involved? >> we're not involved in politics and combined focused on the senate and that's a field we're not going to be playing in and playing to say grace and we'll be involved in that. and impact people's lives and raise energy prices that will impact and then the thing that a lot of people weaponnize that and going for middle and low income people audit them and effectively raise their taxes. >> i don't think people yet realize what this inflation reduction act actually means and the prices.

>> that's exactly right and when you take a gigantic slush fund and put in new projects and there's all sorts of gift and projects that fail people long forgotten the obama administration and wasted hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayer money and the important part of talk and brian kemp and that's exactly right and economy and border and things that are there. stuart: sure thing. lauren's back and ahead of the highest furniture company. >> she's taking heat for telling

employees and ask for bonuses. lauren: her name is andy owen and known for expertise in branding to leave and stop being motivated by bonuses and she's apologizing and saying i feel terrible my rallying cry seemed insensitive and i hope would energize the team to meet a challenge we've met many times before landed in a way i did not intend and i'm sorry. the new york post is reporting that owen threatened to fire employees who are outraged about the zoom call and spoke to the news media about it. lauren: are you motivated bay

bonus? stuart: me? of course. lauren: she's telling employees focus on the main goal and leave pity city. stuart: quit wining is what she's doing. lauren: and they wine some more. stuart: i could get behind that too. thank you, lauren. now this. yes, it is 4/20 known as weed day and bipartisan push to legalize weed nationwide for military v veterans. the owner had no idea that people had broken in and living there for more than a month. gary tenny has the story after this. ♪

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stuart: nasdaq down 52 points and losses were more severe shall we say earlier this morning. we've come back a little bit. now this, when it comes to squatting, who has more rights? the person that owns the property or people that decide that break in and live there. garret tenny with us. you'd think the answer was obvious and it's not so clean cut, is it, garret? >> not at all, stuart. if you own a home like a rental property or vacation home and somebody breaks in and decides to live there, you legally can't just walk in and kick them out because according to the law, they are often considered tenants and protected by tenant rights. that's what patty's people found out when a pair of serial squatters moved into one of her properties up for sale in jacksonville, florida. when she confronted the two women, they threw her out of her own property. >> i own the house.

>> yeah, but no. >> i'm blocking you from coming in the house. >> when she called the police, they told patty she could have been arrested for going inside her own property because it violates the so-called tenant's right to privacy. it took more than a month of going through the co courts and $5,000 for a attorney to get the two women evicted from her own property. then they left behind nearly $40,000 worth of damages only to move to another home nearby to do it all again. >> it is incredibly frustrating and the feelings of unfairness, the imbalance between a squatter's rights versus the property owner or landlord rites are out of wack. >> this kind of thing is happening in states all across the country from washington to minnesota to chicago and florida with properties being trashed in both neighbors and owners often being put in unsafe situations, which is why patti and others

calling on state leaders to change the law so those who move into a property illegally aren't protected by the law. stu. stuart: what a story. a good one. garret, thank you very much indeed. some millennials and gen zers think they need to win the lottery to buy a home. how many think that way? lauren: it's really sad. stuart: how many think that way? lauren: have. they're as spiring for the -- aspiring for the american dream and 57% of millennials believe they'd need luck to win the lotto to afford a home. they can't make the down payment and look at what interest rates have done. if you look at the average monthly mortgage, it's up over $400 in just the past year and home prices haven't come down in any meaningful way. stuart: can't build affordable housing because of permitting process and that's the way it is. lauren: you need a miracle for half of these young people to

afford a home. stuart: next one, for you. lauren: oh. stuart: disney just announced the time line for new affordable housing project, near the magic kingdom. what will i see affordable housing near the theme park? lauren: they'll start construction networks year and opens in 2026. 1400 affordable housing units, for florideans, many disney workers and jobs too, especially in construction. i see this as a silent truce. this is the truce between desantis and bob iger at disney. it's a two way street for the state and the company. stuart: yeah. lauren: disney is the highest tax payer and employer and desantis and iger are at lagger heads tit for tat and book affordable housing is a major problem. so, oh, coincidentally disney says we're on track to give you 1400 ev1400 affordable housing . this is the silent truce and

it's a political story now and people are taking sides and desantis might not come out ahead. stuart: we'll see. good stuff. thanks, lauren. here we go. it's 11:46 and we're going to show you a state of the market. that would be the dow 30 about two-thirds are down, one-third up. the dow itself is down a quarter of 1% at 33,800. up next, wait for it, we are going to introduce you to a chef who incorporates cannabis, that would be marijuana, into his cooking. he says you can't taste it. my question is: do you still get high after he's cooked it? we'll find out after this. ♪

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♪ stuart: oh, higher and higher. you've got to play that when you look at denver, colorado. 41 degrees in the mile high city. one of the first cities to legalize recreational weed. we all know that. it's 4/20, okay. there's a bipartisan push to

legalize pot for military veterans nationwide. is this medical? lauren: it is medical and receiving bipartisan sport arkansas support and here's why. they can possess and use medical marijuana under the law and treating pain and ptsd and as a -- an alternative to turning to opioids. stuart: okay. lauren: right. stuart: let's get to something really interesting. my next guest is a chef that's been legally cooking with cannabis for more than a decade. jeff danza calls himself the 4/20 chef and jeff joins me now. all right, i've got a series of questions, jeff, and so does our audience. here we go. when you remove the -- when you cook, you remove the cannabis flavor and smell i take it. how do you do that? >> so, good morning, stuart. happy 4/20 to you. there are four main compounds in

the plant. so we realize early on that t three parts are responsible for the taste but not the high. what's responsible for the high are the trichomes or resin gland crystals that you'd have it on the planted that house the thc. removing the first three compounds and leaving the trichomes and infuse them into butter or oil or make a sauce out of that and cook to make gummies or whatever we want to make. stuart: you do still get high. the objective of cooking with cannabis is to get you high. >> absolutely, you do. it's one of those things where when you know the potency of your edible, you can actually calculate how much you want to put into your food so that a person gets high but just at the right level. that's the next thing we did was to figure out the potency. once we know the oil, the butter we're using or putting in the recipe, we can literally taylor

to each individual guest. tailor to each individual guest. stuart: do you remember the new york times columnist and went to colorado when it was first legalized in the state and ate a whole chocolate bar with marijuana in it and spent the day on the floor. how do you calculate how much weed you want to put in your dishes? >> so, we're a lot more advanced now than we were back then. the amount of thc they'll have a good time is 5-10 milligrams and usually between 5-10 milligrams and most people start out really slow. they say start out slow at 2.5 milligrams. go to 5 or 7 or 10 and then we keep people in a really safe place and feel safe as well. stuart: what happens, i'm sure you do know what happens. somebody offered an edible and take a little bit of it, nothing happens, they're waiting and waiting and waiting and nothing happens so they eat the whole

thing and probably collapse. you're used to this i tay it? i take it? >> we are. our whole thing is all about entertainment, education, and responsibility. if we're going to educate you it's going to take 30, 60 or 90 minutes for this particular edible to kick in, your guest will wait for it to kick in and if you're telling them 30 minutes, they'll feel it in 30 minutes and if you're telling them 90 minutes, they'll feel it in 90 minutes. many people that come to our events know it'll take awhile. a novice or someone buying a chocolate bar didn't know and it's up to whoever is selling to educate the consumers to feel the effects and not like alcohol. stuart: jeff danza, the 4/20 chef probably doing a great deal of media today and i don't blame people. thanks for being on the show, jeff. we may see you again. never know. >> thanks very much.

looking forward to it. happy 420. stuart: you got it. lauren: tell the audience that you do not smoke or take gummies or anything like that as we're celebrating 420 day today. just for clarification. stuart: i'm not getting into it. that's not the story. read what's on the screen. what is the fastest fish in the ocean? ocean? sword fish, tuna, maco. had what a show, we'll be back. . .

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