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>> i want our economy to be secure. we're vulnerable right now and we're vulnerable because of the actions of the chinese. they're taking active steps to be hostile towards us. >> when earnings go up quarter over quarter, stock prices should go up. earningswent up and it's a flip from positive to bearish. >> there's so much bearishness, you can see the market go higher. getting collator, that's where the market forms a base and to your point, we'll move higher. stuart: good morning, everyone. it is 11:00 eastern time. it is friday, april 21st. it's a sunny day in new york. are you looking down there on fox square outside our studios. pit bull is on the air again.

show me the markets, please. top of the 11:00 hour in business for 90 minutes. most of the movement is on the downside and not that much, 86 down for the dow, 34 for the nasdaq and 10-year treasury yield. where is that this morning? last time we checked it was moving up slightly and same story and all up slightly 3.57% and not good news for stocks and long term rates edge higher. that's the markets on a friday morning. now this. z you could almost feel sorry for president biden and there he was looking tired, trying to demagogue the republican budget leeanne and it's a plan that proposes very modest spending cuts but to the president, it's a waco notion. his speech dripped with contempt and the republicans he said are "cuts benefits for folks who don't seem to care that much about". that's laughable. it is biden's administration

that's presided over the most shocking decline in living standards in a generation and he accuses the gop of not caring. it's the democrats that are willfully behind to the damage they're doing. they spent the money, which brought on inflation. they ended our energy independence so we bow to opec and all we get is same old same old, blame trump and the maga republicans. has he ever showed his care and concern for the thousands of migrant children pressed into indentured labor and border towns overrun with migrants he invited in. he doesn't deliver a forcible speech and his demagogue looks scripted ask we don't know who's calling the shots. he's going to announce his reelection bid next week. will the real president come out from behind the curtain so we know who's really running the country? we'd like to know. this 80-year-old president doesn't seem to have the juice.

his demagoguey is falling flat and enemies are laughing at us. third hour of varney starts right now. stuart: steve hilton with us this morning. you're a california guy. we've talked about the reelection campaign and where does that leave gavin newsom that's supposed to be running for president? >> welshing talk about biden's demagogue reigns leading falling flat and they're hoping that biden overall falls flat and somehow something happens to him, which means he doesn't go ahead with it and that's looking more and more unlikely as you say we're hearing all the brief things that it'll be next week and there's still some hope in gavin newsom's mind that he's not going to go all the way and there'll be a vacancy and he'll be the great savior who's going

to step in and one thing toed a to that and i completely agree with every word. i don't feel sorry at all for biden just because think about what this man has done. for 50 years and biden has plotted and schemed to get this job. we see the cost of having a senile president in the white house and he thinks that biden is capable of having a sustained conversation about anything, let alone the details of the massive federal budget. stuart: tell us how you really feel, steve. meantime going back to governor newsom and posting about the fentanyl crisis. watch this. >> hey, gavin, tell me what you're going to do about the

fentanyl epidemic. please, i'm jj smith, and i want to know what you're going to do about the fentanyl epidemic. >> you tell me what we need to do. that's why i'm here. stuart: you tell me what to do? what kind of response is that, steve? >> well, it's so typical of his whole attitude and mindset that'thiscasual flip and carrigd same kind of arrogance that has led him to do this re-deck louis tour of -- ridiculous tour of americans yelling at red states and his own state is collapsing into squalor and crime and chaos. he's been there for five years in this job and formally for eight years as lieutenant governor, previously mayor of that exact city where he was making those offensive remarks. his colleagues the democrats have been in total control of the state legislature for a quarter century. who else is there to blame? i mean, who's the person that should have done something about

this? he's the person and he makes these remarks as if there's no big deal and it's so offensive to every californian that can see. rotten state that they, the democrats, have driven our golden state into and want change and he's making jokes about it. it's disgusting. stuart: nice to see you getting fired up there, steve. play this one for you. los angeles delayed spending money collected from the new mansion tax. that's the new rule that slaps 4.5 ethnicity, et cetera, et cetera. they've delayed spending on the homeless what's going non-los angeles? >> okay. first of all this mansion tax as its called totally corrupt and ballot initiative put on the ballot by a con correspondent schumm of nonprofits and affordable housing providers. they put -- they paid to get this on the ballot. guess who gets the money from this bat hollywood measure. the same people that paid to put it on the ballot. the money is totally recycled to them. totally corrupt and so many things are in los angeles and

california. of course the real point is that however much money they spend and now we're looking at total bill for homelessness in the $20, 30 billion over the last few years, billion, and the problems have got worse and numbers got worse and there's a fundamental flaw. they won't address the actual root causes of the problem which is a combination of mental health issues for the people there and drug addiction. this fact there's a 2016 state law sb138025 forbids and prohibits any money spent on homelessness by the state of california going out to any program that focuses on abstinence getting people off drugs. that's illegal. how do you ever solve the problem with madness like that. stuart: steve, you could move, you know, you could do it. you could go to florida or jersey or new york city but you won't, will you? you'll stay there? >> i might come and see you next week, stuart. that may be on the cards. stuart: that sounds like a threat to me.

we'll welcome you on the set next friday and i look forward to it. we'll watch you on the next revolution sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern only on fox. turn to the markets and look who's here friday morning and my question to you, jonathan, is are the banks, the canary in the coal mine? >> yeah, there's a slew of them at 52 week lows and not like any other industry and you've got to respect the tape and hope for the best and prepare for the worst. writ large, stuart, the banks are not well over the last month, s&p up by about 17%, banks only up by 3% and this, remind me of 2007 when people said it was just subprime and it ultimately became global financial crisis and so many banks doing so poorly and they are the canary in the coal mine. for a bigger leg down in the market writ large. stuart: now, if i want to -- if i think the financials are going down and i want to bet against them, i play them short.

now, most of our viewers don't do that and they're not professionals, they don't short stocks. if a nonprofessional wanted to short the financials, bet they're going down, where do i put the money? >> you always want to consult a financial adviser, stuart, do your own due diligence with the more sophisticated types of et fs and sef will go up when financials go down. in the big banks going down, scf will go up. in my business, i think any investor there's a need to hedge and what i fear is government more than anything, stuart. i said it's not like media stocks or health stocks when if we see more banks failing, government will step in in 2008 and the market went crazy is when government started bailing out company and setting up backstop and my position is over at capital pig.com include sef and the bank is heading lower from here. stuart: if the banks go lower,

you've got svf. jonathan, you bring us the most interesting investments and that was another good one. thank you very much. stuart: thank you, stu. lawn's watching the movers and is apple moving? yes, down 1%. lauren: "the wall street journal" reporting that they're developing their own app for mental health. it's an app that will help you journal your thoughts, remind you of things you did or what other people do. didn't the information that apple will have on us on our health and what we do on our thought process. it's almost a little bit scary. stuart: got it. lauren: really good growth and revenue surpassed in both north america and internationally. why is the stock down and prepared for a slow down in drilling activity. stuart: what about airbnb? >> the stock is down 3% and not

related but it was interesting. ceo brian's compensation last year was a little over $300,000. that's it. stuart: okay. lauren: if you look at his salary and rash owe of the pay to the -- ratio to the median worker, almost 1-1. stuart: that hardly ever happens. that's not why we brought to your attention. makes only $300 grand. it's a lot of money but in a company like that, not a lot of money. lauren, thank you. nearly 200 suspected terrorists have crossed the border since biden took office. we'll have more on that story for you. report in the new york post claims the biden campaign had spies to write a false letter about hunter biden's laptop to help them win the election. randy devine -- miranda devine broke the story and she'll be on the show today. the president is expected to house reelection campaign next tuesday. i thought the democrats wouldn't let him run and they wouldn't

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40th anniversary of the president's 2020 campaign launch and this planned announcement follows months of playing coy. the president not really confirming when he would make this announcement when asked multiple times after democrats did better in the midterms than expected and that damped talk of any serious primary challenge. >> plan on running now but we're not pro paired to announce it yet. >> you made a decision. >> i told you my plan is to run again. >> republicans are gearing up and gas prices and inflation remain high and attentions with global super powers are escalates and the justice department is investigating biden's mishandling of classified docu documents and hn hunter biden for potential tax and gun crimes and the irs said to be involved with the gun

probe and witness protections to provide to congress and alleging the biden administration is improperly handling the investigation into the president's son. >> i thought he was running for reelection for awhile now but of course if he does go forward with running for reelection, all these facts come to light, you're going to have the kind of reckoning in public that we did not have in 2020 because of biden campaigned efforts to suppress information about hunter biden to spread lies to the media and happily carried water for joe biden in their efforts to feed donald trump. >> president biden is not expected to face any serious primary fight and only two challengers in the ring is robert f. kennedy jr. and marianne williamson, neither have held elected office before, stuart. stuart: thank you, jackie. more on the hunter sandal and look who's joining us now, miranda devine is with us. there's a new bomb shell report that claims anthony blinken asked acting cia chief to sign a

false letter about hunter so we can help president biden win in 2020. that's a block buster story. sounds like a remarkable breakthrough. is it? >> like all these guys he'll have plausible denial and he was prompted to write that first story from hunter biden's laptops that implicated joe biden in his family's influence pedaling scheme and this was of course, should have beened to answer questions as a candidate and instead this letter that was

cooked up by 51 former intention officials and we now see at behest of biden campaign joe biden used that debate a couple of days later against donald trump and the laptop in our story was therefore a russian plant. now, it's really disturbing that the secretary of state anthony blinken who at that point was a senior adviser to joe biden's campaign he would have knowingly intentionally planted false information about a foreign nation against which now russia we are spending trillions of dollars in a proxy war in ukraine. stuart: geez. this is a very complicated story

but you've gotten right into it. could you explain why attorney general merrick garland is at this moment suspected of obstruction of justice. >> well, merrick is expected into the invest of hunter biden going on for five years and he was asked specifically does david wise, u.s. attorney in delaware have authority to get charges brought against hunter biden and tax charges in california and in the washington dc because those are two jurisdictions.

it predicts under oath and senior doj officials in washington dc and in california who obstructed his investigatin into hunter bide and hunter biden's alleged invasion of taxes. stuart: like water gate with the break in that got you. it's the cover up. >> sure is. spot on. stuart: miranda devine, always on top of it and we appreciate it. thank you very much. see you soon. stuart: pride morning back to the markets. almost two hours worth of business and not much price movement and dow down 30 and nasdaq down 13 and s&p down 4. a new technology creating digital humans. can you explain to me? lauren: super humans enhanced so much by ai and they work less, we work less. think about it. there was a hot bot used by the president of south korea when he

was running ai is moving really, really fast that many of the tasks that we have to perform will be automated and give us all this extra time to do whatever we want this morning. lauren: a lot of peep don't want that time and work with the work ethic and love the structure of work. stuart: if i worked all that time, i'd retire. and i'm still here.

elon musk lost a ton of money between the spacex launch and tesla. lauren: $24 million and supra aural headphones spacex mission saw the upper stage star ship explode and that is not -- so what he lost $13 billion. just think about what he did in 24 hours. he got on an earnings call for a company that is changing the world with ev technology and lowering prices for consumers to gain market share. and then he sat front row, we just saw him in texas while spacex is trying to send a human to mars. he doesn't care, i don't care that he lost $13 billion. he's still worth $164 billion and all pretty remarkable. stuart: still the premier ceo in the united states if not the world today, in my opinion. lauren: how do you go from a tesla earnings call to sending a rocket up into outer space. just like that. within hours of each other. stuart: and a headline about him every single day. here's a headline about tom

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affiliated with any team anymore, even having strong ties with a couple teams, i have friends on the dolphins that i really like. lauren: that was his answer. i'm so frustrated by this. you can't -- you could but should he come out of retirement for a third time? say no, i'm done and i'll be a broadcaster. i'm going to coach, i'm going to watch my kid's sports. answer the question. stuart: maybe he's not decided. lauren: i know. stuart: give the guy a break. he's the greatest of all time. poor susan is sitting here wondering what we're doing. susan: stu, you're turning 75? stuart: correct. susan: tom brady is 45, why can't he play one more season for another team. stuart: fine. susan: there you go. careers are longer than they were before. stuart: okay, i want you to tell me about proctor & gamble which rules the super market and stock is doing well. susan: yeah, one of the best

performers and it is the best performer today on the dow jones industrial and about pricing power, companies that can raise prices to cover inflation, maintain sales and they continue to be rewarded so p and g best performer as i mentioned raising prices on tide pods and pampers and consumers will pay for it and p&g raised prices by 10% last quarter after hiking them 10% the quarter before. that's incredible. two quarters in a row you can hike by double digits and people will continue to buy. higher profit on each item sold and volume sales went down 3% as a result and raised full year outlook and buying back more stock up to $8 billion. stuart: csx on the screen. susan: top s&p performer today and raising prices to cover fuel cocosts and volume freight has gone up as a result and as you know railroads are a proxy to the u.s. economy. trade, more trade and more stuff is going across the country. that's a good sign i think to reopening. stuart: i often watch the

insiders in a company, whether they're buying or selling and i'm told, the prompter tells me there's a lot of talk about insider selling. susan: one of the biggest discussions on wall street, blackrock ceo larry fink selling 7% of blackrock stake, worth around $25 million and this goes back to questions over elon musk's stock sales. $3.6 billion that he sold just at the end of last year, but the question of timing because it was just before the january 2 warning that fourth quarter deliveries would miss badly and not a stock sale or paying for twitter or taxes but there's always questions when there's no reasons given on why executives are selling their own company's spare shares. what do they know that others don't? stuart: good question. cover at&t and they're up today but -- susan: worst day in 23 years yesterday and this used to be a much bigger stock in the past.

upgrade worth $21 billion and recovery and amazon outperformer and cutting thousands of whole foods corporate jobs and speaking to earnings on thursday and jp morgan calling it a best idea trade, which is why the stock is rallying. stuart: you don't believe i follow insider buying and selling on corporations. you're skeptical. susan: i was skeptical about airbnb and warren buffett makes $1 a year and most wealth and earnings comes from stock options and they paloer taxes than -- pay lower taxes than secretaries because of capital gains. stuart: our next guest is a college volleyball player who was forced to play against a trans athlete in high school to compete for scripts. go ahead. scholarships. macey petty is with us. did you have to compete against a biological male in volleyball?

if so, tell me what happened. >> i did, yes. thank you for having me. so this experience happened when i was in high school and trying to compete for a volleyball scholarship, which i now by the grace of god have and am a current ncaa volleyball player. all throughout high school i competed in these volleyball tournaments across the country and spent all my weekends traveling and hoping for a chance to compete in front of college reciters to evaluate my skills to see if i was a good fit for their team and one of these tournaments, i played against a biological male. stuart: what's it like? did you get beaten thoroughly? >> we did, yes. he was slamming the ball in our faces. men's volleyball nets are over d playing on a net over 7 inches shorter than he should have and you'd expect that mediocre athletes can hit like all american ifs they're playing on a net 7 inches shorter and that's what happened. stuart: in congress, there's a

bill to ban transgender athletes from women sports and it passed the house. the democrats are saying you're just bullying trans athletes by excluding them. what say you? >> that's absolutely not what we're doing. as an athlete, i see the amazing opportunities that sport cans bring and i want everyone to pursue the opportunities and push for this goal of being a collegiate athlete and that opportunity must be preserved by preserving the line between men and women sports. i want transgender athletes to play sports but they're not exempt from basic rules that girls sports are for girls only and boys sports for boys only. stuart: did you get any backlash for speaking out and i ask the question because riley gains was pretty much attacked by trans people for her stand. how about you? >> i get a lot of backlash through social immediate jaire and there's a lot -- media and there's counter protesters speaking at events and not a lot of opposition there yesterday,

thank goodness it was a pretty civil event where we're able to stand up for what we believe in and hear from female athlete voices. stuart: how about this for a solution, trans athletes compete against other trans-athletes in a special category. what do you say so that? >> as long as a boy is not steal ago spot designated for female athletes, that's okay with me. stuart: macey, you're all right and all good stuff. thank you for being with us today. you're a brave young lady and we appreciate it it. stuart: we'll see you later. janet yellen is warning that the u.s. should not de-cup trillion china and that would be a disaster for our economy. morgan ortegas will comment on that shortly. more than 100 migrant hotels in new york city and it's costing $5 million a day and the humanitarian crisis is begging for help from the white house. we'll deal with that, next.

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stuart: madison alworth with us this morning. title 42 is about to end a couple of week's time it's ended. are these hotels prepared for another surge? >> they don't have space and weave seen more migrants come in and city pens more contracts

with hotels to convert to migrant shelters and latest update is that 4.2 billion price tag is what mayor eric adams is sticking by and believing we'll hit that price by next summer. that cops out to $300,000 a month. the council member of the district frustrated by the lack of policy and fiscal support. that put us into the situation

and that reeked havoc on every blue city. the expenses extend well beyond that. >> give them the basic services you need and have three meals a day. make sure that all the children are educated and while you're doing all of that, new york city, we're not going to give you anything in return.

>> you name it. as you mentioned at the tom of this report, >> 193 suspected terrorist across our southern border since biden took office. this crisis gets worse, morgan. >> yeah, talking about 193 terrorists and put it in context in the four years of the trump administration. only 11 went through that were on the terror watches and obviously a much less number listing back to september 11. how many hijackers did it tack? only 19.

you done need to be wrong on this that many times to pose a significant threat to the homeland and american people. so what do we know will happen in three weeks if the administration doesn't walk this back? we know, stu, the flood gates will open in terms of migrants coming over and it's also the fentanyl, drugs and also companies and not hearing from the administration but it's a plan to counter what will inevitably happen with the migrant surge and not like they're planning to fully staff up and fund ice and border patrol agents and to put other protections in place. if anything you're seeing the homeland security secretary stone walling and starting to hurt biden and pulling in when looking at battleground state polls and looking at voters there, about a 50% of voters think biden and his team is ignoring the border crisis and i pre-detect the mainstream media, legacy media cannot ignore this

story in three weeks once the flood is happening again, even more and more voters will be concerned about this. the bottom line is there's no plan, stu. stuart: there's no plan except to let him stay. let them work and pay them. that's what happened. >> treasury secretary yellen warning about our relationship with china. roll tape, please. >> the united states will assert ourselves when our vital interests are at stake and we do not seek to decouple our economy from china's. a full separation of our economies will be disastrous for both countries and it would be destabilizing for the rest of the world. stuart: full decoupling would you say disastrous. how many can we actually do? morgan? >> what's interesting is that the other party in this equation get as vote in this, stu. if you listen to the rhetoric from s xi jinping and they're

kicking out more and more foreign and private sector entities and they're watching and producing everything at home and there's an actual plan for being self-reliant and being able to ensure their own supply chains are resilient and that's something we've been talking not only about during covid but we were talking as far back as 2008. that financial crisis when we realized we weren't making things at home again. if you look at critical minerals and mining, if you look at pharmaceuticals and we still do not have resilient supply chains here in the u.s.. it's moved toward that direction but we should have a serious conversation, serious policy objectives about near shoring and working with countries, friends and allies around us and shoring up our own supply chains and we're dependent on build state of georgia many critical pharmaceuticals and minerals and mining in china. it's unbelievable. by the way it's only going on steroids with the president's climate change initiatives and

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there, susan? susan: silly to think we're the only ones in the universe. stuart: ashley. ashley: we're not alone. i have two gators staring at me 20 yards away and they look alien as well. stuart: i'll move on. danny, he says, i remember you saying how you regretted not attending the queen's viewing. are you considering returning to the uk to get a glimpse of the king's coronation? i'd like to but i'm not going to do it because -- well, i can't take a lot of time off and it's going to be very crowded over there and i don't like crowds so all right. watch this, watch this. speaking of the queen, we got this photo showing queen elizabeth with some of her great grandchildren and great great grandchildren and taken by princess kate last summer and the palace released the photo because today would have been her 97th birthday. lauren: how do you get kids to pose for a photo like that? stuart: they're royals. why does stu use a folder for

notes? their very cheap and very solid and i can hold it in my two hands. next one, l re laurie re, if aid make it so you had a four day workweek what, would you do with the extra time off? susan: i would go to hawaii. maui looks pretty good. stuart: lauren. lauren: fully enjoy my sunday. stuart: what do you have, ash? ashley: amen, love the beach and spend the day enjoying the ocean. stuart: i'd like a four day week and three day weekend and getting older i could use them. from chris, fire fighter here, the ev batteries burn so hot all we can do is constantly foam water and foam till the fire goes out and it'll always be a total loss. thanks for chiming in on that one. that's very interesting and know what you're talking about. mark writes this, if you had to change careers, which would you like to do?

lauren? lauren: teacher. i would be a teacher. stuart: what? lauren: can't see me as a teacher? stuart: susan. susan: astronaut. stuart: astronaut. you are a space case. that's true. what do you have, ashley? ashley: i'll put the application in for susan at kennedy space center behind me. yeah, i'd like to work in sports in some fashion. who recollect the for a club of some sort. that would be fun. stuart: i'd like to be a lion tamer. thanks to everyone for sending in their feedback. it's time for the friday trivia question. where is america's older bar? pennsylvania, massachusetts, rhode island rhode island, new york? the answer after this. ♪ r mo...

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