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skyscrapers. church spires is what i can see. good morning, 10:00 eastern, straight to the money, the market shows some reading especially dow industrials down 170 points. a couple spots in the dow 30 are sharply sharply lower and that is why you have a big drop in the dow. it is smaller in the s&p, the nasdaq down 9. the 10 year treasury yield just going up above 3.5%, the price of oil low 70s, $71.30 a barrel, bitcoin, 27,000, now it is 26. we have the latest read on homebuilder sentiment. lauren: is back at 50, the midway point. it is up 5 months in a row for may, the highest level since july 2022.

there is demand, builders feeling better. stuart: that's not affecting the overall market. the dow is down 176 points. now this. we used to joke about trump derangement syndrome, for years we truly are treated to the hysterical outbursts of politicians and reporters, so extreme it was occasionally funny. this blind hatred was deep-rooted in government and media and had disastrous consequences for our country. don't be confused, 300 pages of detail but the conclusion is crystal clear. the fbi went after donald trump. they had their thumb on the political scale. andrew mccabe and james comey, they sabotage the trump team and gave hillary clinton a pass. the deep state and this report shows there is such a thing, hated trump with a passion.

they would lie and cheat to stop his election and when they effort failed they did their best to wreck his presidency. the media bought it all hook line and sinker, drove the russian hoax story, drove the hatred. looking back at it you can understand trump's anger, he was accused of being a russian agent, accused of vile behavior, accused of collusion with the enemy and none of it was true all concealed by the fbi government bureaucrats in the media. here is trump's reaction, i and the american public have been victims of this long-running and treasonous charade started by the democrats. there must be a heavy price to pay for putting our country through this. remember the day trump declared for the presidency riding down the golden escalator in trump tower in new york, that is when the hatred started. 8 years later it is still with us, but so is trump. second hour of varney just

getting started. charles joins us this morning. you want to speculate who will pay a heavy price if anyone? >> i pray everybody involved in this will pay a heavy price but it is imperative that people in the media like your self and myself hold their feet to the fire about this and not let them get away with it. it's interesting when you flip to the other channels and they are acknowledging that what the durham report says is devastating but what was important is back when we all believed all these things the report reveals, those very same people were pooh-poohing it and calling it ridiculous and accusing donald trump of the

things that it turned out the fbi and all these political actors and sitting members of congress were doing. this proves a regular election. it didn't stop with the election. after he got elected these same people went after him as president and tried to undo the election and attacked our government, attacked our democracy for four years spreading these lies. will pay the price? i'm cynical enough to think a lot of these people will not pay the price that they should pay but now that the durham report is out it is a political question. the politics of this have to be made so serious that we force people to pay the price, not just people like adam schiff who knowingly spread lies, not just actors in the fbi but our

fellows in the press who were part of it and were cheerleaders for it and either knew they were being cheerleaders for this or should have known it if they didn't they are so stupid they should be driven out of media. stuart: does this enhance support for donald trump? to a large degree he is vindicated by the durham report. >> i think it does. among his supporters that energizes people who support him but honestly, you may disagree with me on this but i am a true believer in the chordate act about the fruit of a poison tree. i believe the biggest reason right this moment for why donald trump should be reelected is because you cannot let these people get away with what they have done. what they have done is an attack on our democracy. if you let them get away with this is they will do it again

and we simply cannot allow that to happen if we want to maintain our democracy, this republican. it is imperative that people, that try to thwart the free will of the electorate and get away with it don't get their way. stuart: it is fascinating and that was strong stuff but glad you set it on this program. appreciate it. another member of biden's staff is leaving, the principal deputy, the communications director is expected to leave as part of a broader shakeup in the white house's press office and biden's reelection efforts. the new mayor of chicago says the city has enough room to handle the migrant surge. >> there's enough room for everyone in the city of chicago whether you are seeking asylum

or looking for fully funded neighborhood. we don't want chicago that has been overwhelmed by the traumatization of violence and despair that our residents felt no hope or no choice but to leave. stuart: scott shelladd a mac, he may still live there now, he's joining us on this program today. what do you say to the mayor of chicago who says there is room for migrants? >> laura lightfoot made room and he will continue to do so. you see the stats of california, new york, chicago, cook county in particular, people that left, the american people are voting with their feet. the population of chicago today

is the same as it was in 1920s, we are in the 1920s, not the 2,020s and that is a big deal. we've come down and population to a significant degree. it has been very quiet, salesforce.com has left, tyson foods has left, meda has left, now that ceo terry duffy spent a lot of my time says don't -- we will pick up and leave if it gets more to give us than it is and it seems as though that is going to be the case as brandon johnson has been inviting people in. they have a room because everyone else is left already. stuart: chicago is a sanctuary city and now they are asking the administration which means they are asking taxpayers to fund the migrants coming to chicago. he is relying on taxpayer money from florida and texas to take

care of the city for which he still has sanctuary status. that is just plain wrong. >> it is but it doesn't make sense and he's a big defend the policeer. it is disappointing to me in my country, i love this country very much but it is disappointing to me that defund the police is even a thing. that sounds, defund the police and driving a 9 inch nail through my knee like the same like the same ideas, both ridiculously stupid. the fact that he is one of those people and also a century city person which i will never understand, sanctuary cities, i'm 100% against that. that city is going to be in a dire death spiral for the next 4 or 5 years if something drastic doesn't change. i live in nashville full time. a lot of people are coming to nashville. it's a thriving booming city but my family has left that city.

we still hold memberships, we are thinking of getting rid of because who's going to go to want to go back there now. i have friends and family who will not wear jewelry or bring their wallets to the city of chicago because they see people, know the stories of people being murdered in broad daylight in cross-sections of streets that never saw violence before. it is a war zone and anybody keeps ignoring get that there's no safety in chicago, everybody has already left. stuart: nonsense. thanks for joining us, see you again soon. lauren is looking at the movers and we have a good one. lauren: so google cloud has launched two ai powered -- to accelerate drug discovery and advanced precision so making it faster and cheaper to get the fast drug on the market. >> i've got peloton down again.

lauren: those recall fears, 2 million bikes called back because of the adjustable seats, they could break, hurting people, they say that is overdone but they still have fears about customer turn in the company and the stock is down one%. stuart: is expedia up today? you there - and upgrade. lauren: the stock is 94 now, went to $130 because the expedia loyalty program, once you have a member who can accumulate all those miles they use your services. it is a down day. stuart: i remember american airlines when they started the frequent-flier program. i think my memory is correct but it was 40 years ago. lauren: american airlines is the only company i never lost my advantage.

i always have to look that stuff up. stuart: you go to the frequent-flier company. look at the dow, the dow is down 230. the former executives at silicon valley testifying, the senate banking committee, anything on this? lauren: first time we are hearing from them since their banks collapsed. we will hear from the former ceo of silicon valley and two executives at signature bank, scott shea and eric howell. they will say what they think went wrong, why did they sell stock before the collapse? why did they pay off bonuses before the collapse and why did they ignore the red flags? three days of testimony that will include that of the regulators. greg becker, the messaging that interest rates would remain low and inflation was transitory,

he blames social media for fueling the worries. one person who's not worried about the regional banks, michael burry, his hedge fund, $23 million of the regional banks including the first quarter. stuart: so he made a lot of money. lauren: on some of them yes but also means he's competent. stuart: i guess so. >> $4 million western alliance, 2 million, he is all in. stuart: big short has turned around. that's interesting. self checkout kiosks ask for tips, they are popping up everywhere. some customers call it emotional blackmail. where are all the tips actually going, a report on that coming. self described anti-capitalist café that lets customers pay what you can is closing up. they only lasted a year in business. before judge blocked it border

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prohibits migrants from being released unless they have a court date. the by demonstration wants to release as many as possible under its policy which would release a migrant on the honor policy. the biden administration is arguing in part there is too many migrants to properly process and we are now getting a clearer picture of how many migrants per day at the white house is willing to release without court dates. court documents reportedly revealed dhs released 6000 migrants without a court date last thursday before the judge's ruling blocking that process. white house called its sabotage and said will continue appealing it. here in el paso the city report released 4000 migrants last week alone, the highest number of migrants in a single year by far. as we talked to migrants on the street, some who were showing us their parole or release documents, they have court date as far away as 2,026. i will send it back to you.

neil: appreciate the report. chad wolf is former acting dhs secretary and joins me now. i'm going to start with my opinion if you don't mind, they are here, they are staying at migrants are going to work. where am i wrong? >> that's exactly right. when dhs paroles them into the country they are able to obtain network permit. this isn't asylum. what you are talking about, mass releases, it's a fundamental problem, the facilities along the border are overwhelmed, there's nowhere else to push them so dhs's response, the solution is to mass release them instead of saying let me try to deter the illegal behavior, these folks coming across the border, they are focusing on all their time

and attention on processing these individuals. i was in el paso last week and they are building on the outskirts of el paso one of the largest tent cities i have ever seen. i thought a few as acting secretary processing thousands of migrants so when you invest millions of dollars into these facilities you are anticipating waves and waves of individuals coming into the country, not in the next month but in the next year or two so dhs is gearing up because they see the surge and these individuals coming across the border in record numbers. stuart: we've got people on the border showing up with their court dates. they are years in the future. some in 2027, 3, four, five, six years out there. will they show up and what happens when they don't show up? are we going to deport anybody? >> the data will tell you they won't show up. if they shop in the first court

date they won't show up for the second, third or fourth court date and the ugly secret the administration is not telling the american people, they will say they are putting these individuals in title viii proceedings and expedited removal and all that sounds good like they are removing individuals, but i'll an illegal alien has to do is say they are seeking asylum at they are removed from the expedited removal proceedings and given these court dates are 5, 6, 10 years into the future, how the immigration system has been operating for years and years so i shake my head and say the biden administration's solution to this unprecedented crisis is to go with the status quo and to have this immense amount of fraud in the asylum system and these court dates years in the making and they won't show up and they will never be removed. stuart: that is the truth. thanks for being with us on an

important day. let's look at the dow, down 200 points and there is a reason for that. a couple stocks are dragging it down. home depot is down $7, 2.6%, caterpillar 1.5%, nike is down 2.8. unitedhealth down a fraction but significantly lower. add it all up and you've got a dow down 243 and the other indicators, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq, not that much. it's in the dow. another republican wants alejandra mayorkas impeached. i want to know who is this republican and what is he saying? lauren: the majority whip, tom emmer of minnesota, the highest ranking republican to specifically call out mayorkas and say impeach him. he says his failure at the border is intentional and

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and i want to know why amd is up 4%. lauren: it says a lot when the market is down 200 points. they took out a new position buying another one million shares. red and green arrow today. ford eyeing cost reductions in china. reports say job cuts. it had reported ford is considering 1300 job cuts although that is not confirmed. stuart: $11 a share. warner bros. is down. lauren: they are down 1%, netflix is down, paramount is down and this is happening with the upfront in new york where the media company wooed the advertisers and they are skittish. it is interesting for warner bros. because they have an upgrade, stock moving down. it seems to be the overall paul over the sectors that with the writers strike and cutting the

cord and everyone tightening their belts may be that is something. stuart: advertising dollars moving away from television, going online and been doing it for years. we to being affected by writers strike -- stuart: let's get back to the homebuilder confidence reading. again of 5 points to 50. jim tobin is the incoming ceo of the national association of homebuilders and joins us in new york city. what is the reading of the 50? what is that tell you? >> members are more confident about the future. we are seeing new homes, a bigger portion of the for sale market as more people are stuck in the 3%, 4% existing home sales, not as high. stuart: that's a problem for you. why should i sell my home when i've got a 3.5% mortgage and move into a more expensive home with a 6% mortgage, you've got

less inventory coming on market. >> which means new homes are bigger portion of what homes are on sale for now which means to us we have to figure out how to increase the supply as we do that. we've got to get supply chains under control and continue the problem with transformers, the power units that power new homes. stuart: what is the problem with new power units? >> not using enough in the united states. there's one manufacturer, the guts of transformers in the us, we need a supply from overseas, that's a big issue for our members. second, acquisitions element and construction credit tightened because of the fed's actions and finally something you talked about for a long time, government regulations get in the way of housing. blue one as i understood it, new -- getting bigger.

now they are getting smaller. is that accurate? >> a little smaller with more amenities. people want more bells and whistles in new homes to accommodate their lifestyle. stuart: you make more money on nice things in the kitchen. >> if we keep housing affordable every buddy wins. stuart: welcome to the show and your new job, we expect to see you again. the president of france, emmanuel macron held a meeting with elon musk yesterday. does he want musk to build a battery factory in paris? lauren: i'm sure he does though that didn't happen. the french want elon musk to invest billions for battery technology in france the way tesla invests in germany. musk says i will at some point so we have no definitive

agreement after emmanuel macron laid out the red carpet for elon musk and other business leaders who are visiting for the conference which what the french are trying to do because europe is scared because of the inflation reduction act and us tax subsidies and the like to get green technology to the us, they are worried, the french are actively courting business and green business. it is so curious of it elon musk representative has the and twitter, didn't talk about twitter and privacy and digital regulations and all that but they were keen on talking green with tesla. stuart: carmakers are losing billions of dollars on electric vehicles. all right, jeff, does that dealership make or lose money on each ev sale? lauren: i don't know.

he owns 7 dealerships. stewart wants to know do you make or lose money on them -- >> what is getting crushed. we are making money on sale of the ev with set up of the infrastructure several hundred thousand dollars to bring chargers in and set them up to charge these cars and afford wants them to be available for the consumer to charge their cars for free. >> do they do that? >> they don't charge for free and along with several hundred thousand dollars the big issue is the power companies when you call the power company to bring the power into put these chargers in the dealerships, the powers not available, they don't have it for you. jeff: i want to put the numbers up, ford made money last quarter, they expect to lose $3 billion on electric vehicles. in q1 they lost $722 million,

they actually break it down, other automakers hide the losses, ford does not, they lose $60,000. >> no one has figured out how to make money on the sale of any ev, the manufacturer hasn't settled out, finance companies, no one can figure out the residual value of a used electric car when it comes back in so no one want 5 to finance it or take on trade. it is a disaster. jeff: not everybody will speak out about this. they try to go along a little bit. tom has no problem speaking truth to power. that is you. stuart: he is a brave man and a good man. see you later. jeff: see if he has a dealership later. stuart: i'm sure he does. dennis quaid and other actors want to move the film industry out of hollywood and into texas. roll tape. >> the fact, shows that are supposed to be set in texas are

finding it hard to get the resources they need to begin filming so these folks film elsewhere. and to be honest that doesn't sit right with me. stuart: however, does texas want hollywood stars and their politics? dennis quaid joins me next. ♪ ♪

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putting pressure on speaker mccarthy prior to the big meeting with the president at 3:00 eastern this afternoon. actor dennis quaid wants to move the film capital of the world out of hollywood, california and take it to texas. roll tape. okay, sorry. dennis quaid joins me now. sorry, dennis. a little mixup. technical problem. what is so bad about california and what is so good about texas? >> talk about what's good about texas, we hardly make movies in california because it costs so much money, regulations, it is often, texas, was a great place to make films about 10 years ago, great movies there, they had an incentive program which

now texas is surrounded by louisiana, oklahoma, new mexico, we want to bring that back to texas, make it a bit more business friendly to do things in texas. stuart: would you want to leave california your self and live in texas? >> i have done just that. i am currently living in tennessee. it's not the same place i moved to in the mid 70s. texas is right down there, legislation in the texas house to bring incentives back to texas and we are getting past and it is good for texas. there's a lot of people who

maintain the incentive goes towards making, out of the state, goes to hollywood producers or actors like me but funding goes to pay carpenters, painters. stuart: sound like a financial thing, a business thing and higher lead. nothing to do with politics or culture, you don't want to talk politics at all. >> i'm an independent. it is a business thing and bringing filmmaking back to texas. we want to shoot movies in texas, we used to have a great crew base there and they moved to oklahoma and louisiana, we want to bring them back, make it a business friendly place to

be and not be a state welfare program or government-subsidized program but for texas we get a return on its investing. stuart: thank you for being on the show today. all good stuff and we wish you well in texas or tennessee or wherever it is. >> thank you. the vote is tomorrow and we would love to see it. stuart: that's very important. dennis quaid, thank you very much, see you later. we spent a lot of time on this program talking about those tip kiosks that pop up in stores everywhere, airports, bakeries, stadiums, self checkout counters. madison alworth is with us and i want to know how do people feel about this new tip for everything. >> they are telling us they feel pressured to tip and frustrated by constantly being

presented with this option. the practice has been nicknamed guilt tipping. when you go to check out for a counter service item and presented with the item to tip sometimes 25, 35% in new york city and what people say is they feel pressured to do that, 65% say they tip more when the screen pops up as much as 10% more than they normally would according to forbes. one in 3 people feel pressured to tip. the big thing is people tend to tip on certain items but tipping on things they normally wouldn't tip on like water bottles or coffee. here's what people had to say about guilt tipping. >> it is kind of a guilt thing. >> it makes things more expensive. >> it's not an option anymore. it is on the screen so you feel bad for saying no so you tip. >> 20, 25 options go to 30%.

>> order the coffee and that is it. >> sometimes i do if they are really nice. everyone should be a little nicer and then make some more tips. >> even though more people are tipping, we are hearing that folks are tipping less percentage so in the same survey 1/3 of people said we are tipping less than they did in 2020 one and that could be thanks to inflation. stuart: we hear you, thank you very much. next, governor kathy hochul admits new york city is overrun with illegals. roll role it. >> we have 61,000, over 40,000 new york city. they are bursting at the seams, there will be people living in tents not just on the board but on the streets of new york. blue one why doesn't she repeal her state's sanctuary status? why not? brian kilmeade on that next. ♪

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brian kilmeade to join us immediately. we have the durham report. trump is vindicated and i think trump gains support after this. brian: it is pathetic is that andrew wiseman was the attack dog with the muller investigation, andrew mccabe said go ahead and investigate, money is no object, there's a link between trump and putin, they are all in denial, they say it's nothing. really? do you read the 300 pages, did you see what is in this? the opening sentence, the main difference between the it report which is devastating is that there was no legitimate reason to launch crossfire hurricane. no reason to do it. anytime something was going good with the economy, unemployment, inflation around 2% below 3%, trade deals,

meetings with matt taibbi -- kim jong own, another investigation. every time coming back from north korea, all of a sudden donald trump junior had a meeting with somebody linked somehow to a russian official. ambassador haley just in my studio set every time i deal with a world leader there was a sense that donald trump is going to be impeached, they want to know what's going on, the russian officials were laughing at her and saying there's chaos in america. you know we didn't do any of this and she didn't know what to make of it. stuart: you can understand why donald trump is mad as hell and speaking out about it, you understand his anger because these people tried for the four years of his presidency to wreck his presidency, undermine it and undermine america. it was a disgrace, i think it was the worst and dirtiest

political trick in my lifetime and i am mad as hell and i understand trump's position. brian: it is anti-american. hillary clinton new about the russian investigation and got him as president-elect and tried to destroy his four years in office and he knows he is a legitimate, he knows he was not elected, you couldn't find someone on another network who would say the president was legitimate reelected and you know she lied and you add president biden looking into the camera, he got caught red-handed with his son dropping the laptop at the repair station, looked into the camera and said 51 officials said this laptop was classic russian disinformation knowing his voicemail was on it, knowing his emails or on it and his son's pictures were on it and he looked into the camera

and lied is hillary clinton did. why are they getting a pass? moderate and independents and undecideds, keep that in mind this time around. stuart: listen to this one, listen to what the governor of new york says about the migrant crisis. >> so high numbers coming to new york state and we already have 61,000, over 40,000 housed in new york city, they are bursting at the seams and mayor adams is doing the best he can. we will start seeing people living in tents not just on the border but the streets of new york and across new york state because we reached a breaking point. stuart: never criticize the biden administration, she wants federal taxpayer money to bail out new york, she wants florida and texas to pay for the mistakes of new york and new york city and they will never

consider removing the sanctuary status from the city. that's a disgrace. brian: i give mayor adams credit, things are fractured between the mayor and the president, even though he doesn't go all the way to go 70% and says president biden's policies are causing chaos in his city. you are a money guy, you know what it is like to have a ledger. you see it go read and a lot of the most successful people in the state leaving because of the crime and taxes and you know i am in the red, taxes are high and it's not because i have a chance to spend too much but illegal immigrants need to be fed, they need to be house, they need to be taken care of. stuart: it is an absolute disgrace and we are living in it. i wish we had more time, see you soon. now this.

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