stand that just tells bud light and nobody dares purchase a can of bud light and bosses boston massachusetts. i think that says it all. >> all well said. the stock this morning is down a fraction but the markets are lower as well as investors focus on potential bank failures. futures are lower ahead of president biden and kevin mccarthy's the meeting this afternoon on raising the debt ceiling. we'll see what comes out of it. i don't think we will get a term sheet but have to be could get some kind of an agreement from biden on imitations to spending in the future. dow industrials done 89. nasdaq 76. joe concha, great to see you both. >> have a good tuesday, see you tomorrow. varney and co. picks up now. stuart: good morning.

the president addresses the debt limit this afternoon i'm a he needs the congressional big four, schumer, mccarthy and jeffries. whatever is decided, he will not find out until after the market close. that's deliberate. the president took to the podium monday but all he wanted to talk about was cracking down on the airlines. meal doctors highlighted. then he walked out refusing to answer reporters questions. he's hiding and some in the media are not happy. the editorial board in the "wall street journal" says biden no longer does press conferences, that's not acceptable. he's not going near this issue, the border, title 42 and midnight tomorrow. one of migrants as far as the eye can see waiting to be processed. border patrol says there 700,000 in shelters in mexico on their

way. the president lost control of the border and as micro spore across the nation he's losing control of the whole country. that is my opinion. the dow industrial and s&p and nasdaq will all be ever so slightly lower this tuesday morning. i'm going to show you short-term treasury yields today as opposed to longer-term once. short-term yields way above long-term yields, the one-year treasury yielding 4.8%, just below 5%. six-month is over 5%. right now 5.10%. that's not a bad deal. today we are going to see a lot of jean-pierre, white house press secretary as the president retreats to his basement strategy, it's left k jp to defend policy. not going well. tuesday may 9, 2023. varney & co. is about to begin. ♪

♪ stuart: net maybe that's a reference to meet after a long lovely three day weekend in florida. i'm back and as the beetle singing. i did say earlier we are going to hear a lot from john. during the show today so we are going to start with her. take us through what happened with the brief pressing yesterday between k jp and jacqui heinrich. >> many feel the president is out of touch with the issues that concern them but korean jean-pierre rather in my opinion condescendingly told jacqui heinrich americans the care about occasioning. >> is the president really focus on today's biggest issues with everyone here asking about title 42, the debt ceiling, mass shooting over the weekend and we didn't hear the president talk about any of those things. >> everyday families are thinking about memorial day weekend. they are.

>> there's no disconnect. it's clear the president can do multiple things at the same t time. >> he negotiate on the debt ceiling this afternoon? any negotiation? will he veto as k jp said the republican border plan or is he going to let this happen thursday? stuart: you have the president addressing meal doctors for discouraged airline passengers and k jp trying to answer questions on immigration and who knows what else. thus the president's job to do that. >> she has to back them up in his heart so you feel for her. stuart: i do in some respect and then have after biden speaking yesterday, he had strayed off the stage. >> this is just about being fair, it's about being fair. god bless you all, may god protect our troops. thank you. stuart: sean duffy with me. even the washington post says you can't hide that will be the

president, you can't hide from the press. he can't much longer, can he? >> he has an year end a half before that during his campaign that he can hide but it's not the best political strategy so to take questions from the press without good answers weather is on the border or other issues, they want to know about the shooting over the weekend, he can't answer but what's interesting is resolve this abc washington post poll come out a couple of days ago it shows 65% of americans think joe biden doesn't have the mental acuity, doesn't have competency to leave the country forward. that's what most americans think. the way you put it to bed is stand there and take the questions from the press, show. >> and people, i've got what it takes to stand toe to toe with the press and answer questions. the problem is joe biden can't do it which is why he has to

walk stage right. stuart: he can't. i honestly think it would be a disaster if he opened the several open press conferences, site trump used to do, that would be a disaster because he can't do it. >> and when the team of congress or a senator, your job is to protect your boss so i can't fault them, they are there to protect joe biden's to make sure nobody gets a question he doesn't have written on a card and a prepped answer for because they know he can't answer it so you can't blame staff, you got to blame joe biden and his ability to answer tough questions. the american people want ans answers. stuart: say there, i got a dishwasher question coming up in a couple of minutes. now this -- >> i'm your guy. stuart: all speakers at the gop convention in north carolina, that sounds like a preview of

2024. >> is short us, likely the first time all three address a group for publicans in person even though only one declared the candidacy thus far so the event is june 8 to 10 in greensboro, trump dissenters and pens will headline an event at different times during this convention. north carolina voted for trump by a slim margin. the governor is a democrat but to the senators are republicans. thom tillis and ted budd. but has back trump. stuart: it's usually me who filled in your sentence. you fill in my sentence. >> i snap my fingers and it came to me. [laughter] stuart: let's move on to the market. mike lee joins us, he's watching the market for us. we get inflation data tomorrow, big deal. what happens to the markets if inflation stays high at the 6% level, what happens to the market? >> i'm looking specifically month over month so if that

comes in all of the importance of 1% which is the expectation tomorrow and we start to see evidence inflation is really accelerating, i think a lot of things become unglued because the fed not only will have to keep interest rates high, there will probably be probabilities creeping up the fed will increase interest rates, additionally from where they are now which is not in any was expectations at the moment so it could get very ugly if it comes in superhot and the flipside is if it comes in cool you could probably see a rally tomorrow. stuart: i believe your buying gold, your go to investment vehicle at the moment, right? >> gold is knocking on the doors of new highs so assets that make new highs usually continue to make more new highs and why is it happening? why do i like it right now? we have of bank contagion on our hands. the fed, two of the top three largest bank failures in those

assets of bank failures this year than all of 2008 and 2009 crisis and what has the fdic and fed done? they printed money to try to solve the problems. the difference between now and then is the deposit as you pointed out, the top your show money markets courtroom interest rates are close to 5% but most are getting next to nothing in the checking and savings accounts so as the deposit walked out the door, difficult for a lot of things to stay in business let alone lend money so i think we will see a lot more bank failures of the fed has a common and bail these out, a good time to own some gold. stuart: you used to be the super bowl. not now. thanks for being with us. the yield on one month, 5.359%. thanks very much, see you soon. later today president biden meets with mccarthy. chuck schumer and mitch

mcconnell. it's about the debt limit. come back in again, sean do you expect anything from today's meeting? >> the only group that's voted to raise the debt limit is house republicans, the cut spending, raise the debt limit, chuck schumer and the senate hasn't done anything and joe biden has refused to negotiate so what i expect is joe biden and chuck schumer will offer crumbs of spending cuts to kevin mccarthy but i don't think they will cut a deal, i think they will come to the press after and say we made a little bit of progress, a lot more work to be done but i don't think there will be a deal and i hate to tell you but i don't think you get motivation from democrats to come to the table to fix this unless there's market movement on lack of ability of both parties to cut a deal and is the only motivating factor he will get. stuart: you got a couple of

dishwashers in your house? >> i have two. stuart: i asked because the administration is thinking of changing dishwashers. you're using too much water. >> here's the problem. i have old dishwashers and my wife won't let me change them out because current regulations are worse than the old ones and joe biden wants to cut power by 27% and water by 40%? your dishwasher will clean your dishes so you run the dishwasher twice, you use more water and energy, that's her but the policies are in the best it's one big family. why do they hate big families with two dishwashers? get out of my life. [laughter] stuart: i knew i could fire you up, i knew i would get you going. i'm going to be watching you tonight 6:00 p.m. eastern. megan and duffy here on foxbusiness. thanks for being with us. check those futures, tuesday morning, a little bit of red on

the left-hand side of your screen. coming up from a former poster for the clinton sounding the alarm for the biden reelection campaign. watch out sports fan, prototype. >> this has to been shockwaves. she gnashed for presidency. you're supposed to go up when you announce, not down. numbers like this, they're looking at potential titanic. stuart: did he use that word? does the biden team need to move away from the basement strategy? will his handlers let him out? pretty good question. border towns racing migrant search was title 42 and midnight in the white house blaming the crisis on republicans. republican pat fallon response i hope forcibly next. ♪

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on the futures market, a little bit of red, not that much. though down 90, 80 points of the opening bell. look at boeing stock, client air not that much but news is spectacular. ryan air ordered at least 15737 max jet, the stretch version and an option to buy 150 more. stocks up 1.7%, $200 a share. title 42 expires midnight thursday. bill melugin with us at the border in brownsville texas. i want to see long lines of people as far as the eye can see. can you show me? i can see them there. >> good morning, long lines of migrants show up here in brownsville every morning but one thing, this morning right

now in el paso border patrol and ice are running an operation and enforcement operation going after got a ways and evaders camp out on city streets and i'm getting a lot of frustration from cbp and ice contacts because for some reason dhs announced this operation in a press release last night essentially telling the public and illegal immigrants day, we are coming for you so look at part of dhs announcement last night. they said beginning may 9 cbp agents and officers and law enforcement partners conduct targeted enforcement operation in el paso, texas. ice and cbp will not take enforcement action in or near a location that would restrain people's access to essential services for engagement in essential activities to the fullest extent possible. patrol union is not happy, they tweeted in part, nothing like publicly announcing dangerous

people will be arrested while warning them ahead of time exactly where to run and hide to avoid arrest. the entire operation is a sad joke. another pandering pr stunt. serious law enforcement leaders, don't behave this way. people on the ground right now tell me therefore media the migrants and a lot of them are gone because i got the heads up. look at this drone images from mexico, we keep talking about why we expect big numbers thursday, this is one of the huge migrant camps set up just across the river from the rio grande valley with thousands of migrants waiting to cross illegally into the u.s. thursday title 42 drops. this isn't the only camp. look at the second piece of video just down the road, another smaller migrant camp on the banks of the river as these camps are all over the mexican side of the border as migrants

wait for title 42 to drop thursday. we will send it back to you. stuart: thank you very much, the white house trying desperately to pin the blame for this border crisis, republicans. rotate. >> given all house republicans have had to say about our plan, you'd think they'd have a grand alternative think again. earlier this month house republicans voted to fire 2000 border patrol agents and this week they are taking up a bill that would once again mistreat house republicans are more interested in campaigning on immigration than actually solving it. stuart: congressman pat fallon, republican from the great state of texas. the white house says it's your fault, do you want to respond recently? >> and beyond words. this is not even a crisis anymore, it's a catastrophe of joe biden's making.

president trump had a policy that took a flood of immig immigration, illegal immigration's reduced it to a trickle and then joe biden turned on the pipe so how does he do that? -- just picture if you come from central america or southern mexico and get to the border and they say you have an asylum claim? wait patiently in mexico while your cheek case is adjudicated. will call home is a and coming home and nobody will follow you but joe biden said we are going to parole you and come on in and then call everybody back home and say come on, floodgates are open. there have been 7 million illegal border crossings in two and a half years joe biden has spent in office. it's his fault, 160 countries represented by people that crossed the border illegally and record functional deaths at joe biden's feet alone. stuart: the crisis extends to towns and cities across america. we got this search coming and border patrol says 700,000 and shelters in mexico waiting to

come across. it will go to towns and cities and we will lose control of those towns and cities and that biden's fault. i'm opinionated on this because it is an invasion. >> is been an invasion for two years plus but joe biden has made every state a border state. we have never had a month ever in our history where we had 200,000 illegal border crossers. over ten months in a row because there cooking the books and the fact is, if you are not safe and you are not free. we don't even know who these people are coming across the border and joe biden's policies empowered the cartels and they are making record profits. stuart: an extraordinary situation. i don't understand why other media outlets have not picked up on this because they haven't. it's absolute chaos. thank you for taking time to be

with us this morning. we understand you're busy but it's an important subject. thank you. a group of migrants caught on camera trying to hide out in someone's backyard. >> el paso is one of the many border cities being overrun by illegals. as a result you see migrants frequently taking refuge in private backyard. a man was carrying, we will roll again, a baby and seven other people go into this backyard of an occupied home on native for american travel grounds, looking to hide out but they see the camera and walk away. locals say we are constantly in fear of our safety and literally the property is in danger and it's about to get worse thu thursday. 35000 migrants in mexico and one city in mexico across el paso alone so they walk into a backyard and then leave when they see the security camera, they were just hiding out, maybe they didn't have ill intentions but imagine living in the house. you don't know that.

stuart: disaster in the making. futures again six or seven minutes away from the opening bell. looks like a modest decline when the market opens. opening bill is next. ♪

it shows a 6% continuing if it shows that, what happens to market? >> i don't think the market is going to like it, the market is ahead of the fed and hoping inflation number is nine, the run-up in nasdaq has been largely due to expectation, interest rates were not going to continue to rise, some companies arise but the market has gotten ahead of itself expecting benign inflation and rome powell's home to change the not sure we are going to get that if inflation

prints as high. stuart: are you buying anything at this moment? >> those short-term treasuries look good. we are going to look for some pullback before deploying significant amounts of new cap. >> 5% yielding and there's nothing because you're looking for security and attacks break. >> there's nothing wrong with that and we talked about it before and if i go that route going to order three month but i will lengthen duration a little bit because i don't want to be beholden at risk so i ladder my duration. stuart: keep your power to try and the market has just opened. 9:30 p.m. eastern time, the bell

rings and we are running. we are looking for minor losses across the board at least in the early going. they are down 60 points of the opening bell. not all now 30 have opened, about two thirds have opened and they are down. so up 60 points, s&p down 62 points. over a third of 1%, nasdaq composite down half percentage points. big tech here we go, tuesday morning, i see green for alphabet but no one else but a sound 173. that is down, not by much but down. we got a bunch of companies report this morning and i will start with our parent company and how did walked do it? >> 4% the defendant in the first quarter, the sales and profit, $7 billion stock buyback to a huge super bowl advertising

gross advertising $6 million and listened into the earnings call and accelerating according to lachlan murdoch. one place of concern and why the stock with the gains, tv scrubbers so they are charging more but less people to charge. stuart: 600 million from the super bowl. that's a lot. >> most watched sporting event in u.s. history. stuart: are they still there? they are still there but -- >> a quarter loss is your revenue when wall street expected $14 million in sales there going to produce 1400 to 1700 vehicles springtime, way less than earlier guidance for the year end elon musk morning other competitors ramping up our production is not easy.

we'll talk about it in a bit, they see snacks right now. stuart: serious problems right now but i want to move to a huge game we see, 14%. >> the market was hugely surprised. quarterly profit out of nowhere and you heard ceo alex saying he expects the company to be profitable throughout the rest of this year. sales are better, big data has a lot of global government customers and they have been talking up the ai model on the call. a little concerned, stock up 24% in the after hours, the investments are lined up, they buy into the services so it's like fox saint employees are cable subscribers but they feedback into the bottom line. stuart: i saw paypal's earnings, i thought they were pretty strong but i think the stock is

now nearly 10%. >> earnings beach, the full-year forecast sounds great. it's processing payments for partners kind of like what strike does and a sliver, a few pennies a transaction, probably tenths of a penny. paypal best known for their checkout button on shopping websites and retail and that's why paypal is forecasting margins slightly less than wall street forecasts and that's why you have the stock down 10%. stuart: square used to cold block. >> yes. it's called block, he's to be called square. payment company getting an upgrade today. it's worth $91 if you bring it up on the screen to show. stuart: we will get to it. any day now. i want to talk about wendy's. that's wendy's.

wendy's is incorporating ai, drive through. big news to me. >> you go get your jalapeno bacon cheeseburger. now you can just speakthe take-out order box and it's not a person anymore so they are partnering up with google to use ai checkbox instead of humans in the robots are coming so wendy's customizing language model with terms like jvc for your junior bacon cheeseburger and meal crumbles to make it easier and faster and roll out next month in columbus, ohio but we know people are concerned, robots are going to take over thousands of jobs in the future. stuart: another ev maker. >> wendy's went up 1%. stuart: fewer people. lucid, another ev maker down 7%.

>> again we are talking about how hard it is to ramp up production of electric cars. the question is, will lucid survive? they have enough cash on hand until the second quarter of 2024. that's about a year away so there are serious concerns about the viability of this company. losses expected to start the year making way less cars than anticipated, 10000 cars will be produced when they said they could make up to 14000. the only make 2300 cars in the first quarter they cut 1300 jobs, there's serious concerns about this company but maybe it could be a takeover opportunity for maybe a tech company. stuart: you got to tell me about the deal between google and new york times. >> thought it was fascinating because it did rally new york times stock in alphabet and google pushing deeper into content and what it means for their future ai opportunities. $100 million over several years to use new york times content

and google products. meta said they will stop paying for news dissemination and news companies so it's the opposite in silicon valley, depends on how you use it and imagine google and alphabet will use that a lot and training artificial intelligence. stuart: next time tell me about spotify cleaning up ai music. >> really? stuart: catch you next time. dow done 69 points, six minutes worth of business. that's 20% down. look at the dow winners on the list, boeing no surprise. ryan air like 150 max just, that's a big deal and we have united trouble, microsoft on the list in the 2309. s&p 500 is the winner, boeing is on that list. jacobs engineering etc. nasdaq composite z scaler. >> second day in a row for the

company. stuart: airbnb is on the list, they are up and so is alphabet. coming up, out kicks clay travis conducting an experiment over the weekend. he offered various cans of free beer at a concert. here's how it went. >> the only beer left at the west best vip, whatever you want to call it, event. bud light. not ideal. not good. stuart: looks to me like there's real consequences for companies going super bowl. a new op-ed, i'm a doctor and my black parents saw me break free of segregation. no medical schools are bringing it back. that doctor is here and she joins me in the 10:00 hour. president biden eating with top congressional leaders to discuss the debt ceiling. larry kudlow inside and i'll ask him how he thinks this one is

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the big four meeting with president biden about it today. kevin mccarthy, hakeem jeffries and mitch mcconnell, the big four. edward lawrence of the white house. we know we are not going to get a deal, got that. is anything expected at all? >> i will tell you the results of this meeting could help lower inflation but the expectations for the meeting have been set though. from the white house, we are still hearing president biden is refusing to negotiate over spending cuts, the house speaker

insisting on spending cuts. many economists unfortunate inflation so as to present agrees to spending cuts, it could help him bring down inflation. both sides talk savings. so listen. >> to the objectives, the debt ceiling, it's nonnegotiable to go to get savings done in the budget which is something the president and steve mccarthy have said is important in the package if they put forth, the mccarthy offer. >> the white house press secretary dropping hints, the meeting will be addressed come to try to force the house speaker to relent. >> is going to make it clear, congresses constitutional duty to act, prevent falls. that's what the president will be very clear about and what we hope. that's what we hope comes out of this is speaker mccarthy does the right thing. >> the public without faith either.

a new poll shows janet yelling leading the way among those with a great deal or fear, of confidence and 37%. followed closely by jay powell by 36% in the president, president biden 35% great confidence or fear, of confidence did not a lot of faith going around. stuart: that's for sure. thanks very much. larry kudlow and make this tuesday morning. please can you take inside today's big four meeting? you have experience with this kind of meaning. what happened? we have a shouting match? >> i doubt if they will shop but there will be strong disagreement but make no mistake about this -- there's one plan to raise the debt ceiling and that's speaker kevin mccarthy's plan and it's a very good plan indeed. it would not only raise the debt ceiling for a year but it has a

series of very significant budget reforms which would reduce spending this fiscal year by about 130 billion. next year would total about 500 billion over ten years, it would run about four and half tri trillion. it would put work requirements back onto social welfare programs and include energy permitting so they can reopen oil and gas spigots. it's a well-balanced plan and a 1% tax on the growth of spending the next ten years. now that's the plan, there's no senate democratic plan, no white house plan. there's no other plan. meanwhile as newspaper said this morning, the latest data from the congressional budget office

suggests you're going to love this, this is so much fun, i've never had so much fun in my l life. spending, joe biden will not cut one nickel from spending. not one nickel. not one shilling to put in british terms. the project cap, the budget cap for fy 23 is now looking like it's going to come in at $2 trillion. let me repeat that. hold, wait for it, hang on a second, $2 trillion so far seven months into the year, $400 billion increase in spending which biden refuses to cut. stuart: the headline and "wall street journal" is -- you are referring to this headline in the "wall street journal". federal spending source, revenue falls so what's the implication of that headline and numbers just talked about on the budget

deal? >> and proud, who wrote this up before numbers came out last thursday night but yellin may be right in some sense, the government in some way is going to run out of money, run out of cash flow. i don't know if it's june 1 but it will be the first half of june unless they borrowing from the retirement fund inside the federal government which they could do forever but i don't think they will. the news is closing in, they will have to do something. i reckon they will but you will not get progress today. mitch mcconnell siding with kevin mccarthy, a good sign. republicans unite. mr. biden and his team is going to have to negotiate with kevin mccarthy and team either sooner

or later and only got four, maybe six weeks to go before the next date on the federal. stuart: here we go again, same old, same old, same old. extremely frustrating for our viewers. will be watching this afternoon 4:00 eastern time here on foxbusiness. i look forward to it. i'll be there. coming up. the british back at work after a long holiday weekend for the coronation. it doesn't seemed like everyone enjoyed the festivities. rolling stones says king charles so the concert was a fever dreams. "rolling stone" thinks katie. it is not cool. san francisco facing business exodus, retailers closing up shop. lauren has a growing list of companies moving out. lauren, after this. ♪

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america crisis san francisco using fourth retailers. t-mobile closed two-story. they can downtown can stand in the city center working all close and one business driving -- fentanyl drug dealers and users, businesses that up with crime, homelessness and the

grip it brings. downtown san francisco looks like a ghost town. 31% of office space vacant, nearly three times the national average. it's getting worse, t-mobile, csw involved, cap, a long list of retailers closing down. the city struggling to get businesses back. 44% increase in police officers in five years but doesn't trust city hall to want to budget for that so that supervisor matt dorsey wants to put opposition to the voters keeping 75% president of the san francisco will support more lease because san franciscans are losing their patients, they feel abandoned by the local government and one described it to me, you have these in charge, they want to change the world but consistently ignore their own backyard.

can't ignore this anymore. stuart: i'm dying to see the outcome. if they can get it to the boat since march, i sent. stuart: a couple minutes to the top of the hour. some losses 36 and ten year treasury yield, where is that? i'll tell you, 350, is exactly three and a half%. price of gold, starting to move up again, going 7000 and change the price of oil had a 74, now $72 a barrel. not gas not much movement, still to 26. the average price of a gallon for regular coming down slowly 352 regular but california, just one state, average is 481. still ahead, florida congressman mike welch, brian kilmeade, tom and attorney general georgia chris carr plus even established media can see was going on with

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