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>> biden and merrick garland are weapon sizing the criminal justice system and the public doesn't like that one bit. >> it's a pandora's box and it's a complete moment in history that i think we'll look back on and study in a few years or decades. >> we don't know what's in the tapes of course. we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that joe biden lied to the american people and joe biden said he never participated in the conversations. clearly he did and there are apparently tapes of those conversations. >> the consumer has been so resilient, earnings so resilient. odds are maybe not 100%, lauren, they're going to raise in july. stuart: the producers are trying to be nice to me today because they're playing beatles endlessly and always one of my favorite songs. the movement across that room. those are the days you've got to

remember. 11:00 eastern time and tuesday june 13th. i'm smiling because of the market. look at it and dow industrials up 125 point-blank layupses and nasdaq nicely and 74 points higher and s&p up 23. that's a modest rally. big tech, where are we this morning, all of them up exempt amazon and apple. fairly close to a market value of $3 trillion. have a look at ten year treasury security and yield is heading up but not much at 3.78%. got that. that's the market and now this. trump will appear today in miami in court on criminal federal charges and news of alleged bribery of then joe biden and there's tape recordings of joe biden, hunter biden, and foreign

executive organizing a bribe. that means the two leading candidates in next year's election are in deep legal trouble and all out there being played out in public. what must foreigners be thinking? i know for a fact some of them are laughing at us and most are anxious about us. i hear this all the time, how come this great country be represented by an indicted felon who may be wearing an ankle bracelet or 80 something with a dubious financial past and uncertain future? you can understand the anxiety. we're supposed to be the defenders of freedom but we put a former president on trial and let the current president hide behind the fbi and justice department. last week i entertained some family members from new zealand and they were staying in a hotel in manhattan. they were shocked. one morning on the sidewalk outside their hotel, there was a man shooting up. next to him, someone was urinating in the street. they were not expecting this. the new york they remember was vibrant and friendly.

feels like the late 70s when the word malaise was being banded about and jimmy carter was president and inflation rampant and held hostage. we capable out of the bad patch with the relationship of ronald reagan. i sense we're looking for someone who will take us out of our current malaise. that person had better emerge next year or we and the whole world are in for a decade of trouble. third hour of varney starting ss right now. ♪ stuart: let's get perspective on this from david webb joining us from new york city. is the world laughing at us, david? >> sadly they are and add this forest that played out at the white house with pride month with bear chested, top surgery transgenders walking alongside the president, hundreds of

people, i mean,s world is looking at leadership and seeing a lack of it. you mentioned reagan. there was a britt that was important to that. margaret thatcher and this lady is not for turning. you turn and i won't. we're see ago u turn by the white house away from leadership on economic policy, foreign policy, on border policy. i mean, they are literally trafficking in human beings and when you look at biden family and the biden syndicate for almost 50 years in dc, ask yourself why would someone if as alleged in 10-23 have recordings to protect themselves and what are they protecting themselves from? why is unclassified document redacted by the fbi before being given to members of congress who are allowed to see top secret documents, never mind unclassified document. this is not protection of sources and methods. this is hiding the bidens.

stuart: got that right. move on. miami police bracing for crowds maybe up to 50,000. probably a bit of a high number. in the district court today in miami and the judge presiding over the case is a trump appointee. that's causing a meltdown and they want her off the case. is the bench so political now that you should only expect a fair trial if you're on the same side as the political opine tee on the bench? >> i think -- appointee on the bench? >> i think the point and i've looked at aileen cannon's record and one of being a good jurist. she's a trump appointee but any judge, whether democrat or republican, should appoint the law. she was chosen through the natural process, the normal process and she has to recuse herself so the other side calling for a recusal, that doesn't happen.

every other judge and regarding trump and special master and parts of the system and i won't draw bias unless one is inserted by her actions as a jurist. stuart: you live in miami. that's home base to you? >> yes, i do, and i'm glad i'm here over the traffic that's there. stuart: do you think that donald trump can get a fair trial in miami? there's questions on whether he got a fair trial in new york city? >> it was a banana republic trial and miami and based on who they would choose from and the judge, again, the judge drives the case jury is not allowed to go run off unchecked and the jury instructions and the way the judge handles the case and why my case is important is a judge that acts as a jury stood and let the evidence come forward and there's concern about this justice department and should be. the lack of parody and how they investigate how to determine or prosecute the lack of

investigation before making a determination to prosecute while determining or working with others to prosecute donald trump. stuart: going back to miami soon? >> going back tomorrow night. stuart: don't drive down i-95. it's closed and that's the way it is. david, thank you very much. good to see you. >> thank you, stu. stuart: back to the markets, green on the screen, show me the left hand side, dow up and nasdaq up and it's a modest rally. look who's here. not calling mike murphy a perpetual bull but he's the guy saying you've always got to be in the market. >> that's what i say and to say it now when we're pushing on all time highs and it's a important message six or twelve months ago and it was real panic. panic. stuart: saying it to be really honest and got to be in the market, got to be in the market. think we'll hit new highs, s&p, dow, the whole lot? >> we will. s&p 500 needs another 10% push

from here and up about half a percent from today and what you're seeing from big tech and as far as innovation goes and as far as earnings go, in the face of economy that dealt with bank failures and rising interest rates, if we get the fed to pause or stop and we don't deal with any bank failures and we continue to see this innovation out of tech, new highs coming for certain. stuart: the gains are on the back of ai and in seven particular stocks going to ai. >> yes and no. people talk about stocks not taking part in the rally and there's a lot of stocks that are. looking at s&p 500 and largest companies out there and 10% off all time high and this rally, knock it if you want but this rally is real. stuart: no, i'm not knocking it. i'm in it.

not knocking it at all. >> stay there. >> you stay there. you've got to be with me for the next hour. there you go. come in, lauren, please. looking at movers and i want to start with on the screen, sales force. lauren: down by one-third percent today but the ceo paying people to come to the office. he's long been a fan of in-person setting and starting now and two weeks from now you get $10 per day and goes to the charity of your choice. stuart: oh, good. lauren: it's desperate. not a lot of money but shows that people don't want to come back. stuart: shows they really want them to go back. lauren: of course. stuart: if you're paying them $10 a day to charity, really interesting. then ev go. they're an ev charging network. lauren: correct, and the stock is up 7%. okay, so they're expanding nacs charging network. why is that important? that's the tesla charging network that just last week ford and general motors said they're switching to.

this is over the biden administration model. ev go will offer both but now deviling deeper into the tesla standard makes it the stapedius muscle darling stoned over the white house model. stuart: that's very important and universal charging system all cars could get in and going to be tesla and the stock goes to the moon. lauren: tesla up for 13th day in a row. >> people betting on elon musk and his tech knowledge over the biden administration. lauren: private sector and antiunion or non-elon musk union over the white house. stuart: make as lot of sense. glad you're here for the hour. tell me about rivian. lauren: up 5.7%. they are r1 t-statering at $75,000. r1t starting at $75,000. this saturday the 17th, drive home in one and buy one, it's not free but skip the wait time. could be like 16 weeks. susan: going saturday and --

stuart: go there saturday and could get a rivian. they're good looking cars. lauren: really nice. i started seeing them. stuart: now this, target and bud light have lost a lot of money since going woke, but mark cuban believes that going woke is actually good business. we'll explain that for you. and arizona mom says scammers use ai to clone her daughter's voice to trick her into thinking her child was being kidnapped and that mom is taking her story to capitol hill as congress weighs how to regulate ai. ten dead and two dozen hurt in a russian missile strike overnight and russian ramping up attacks and kurt volunteers and keystone lake bringing us -- volker bringing us state of play in ukraine. that's next.

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stuart: give us a status report and more progress on the ukraine indians making it -- ukrainians making it. >> they've begun their counter offensive and using about 40 to 60,000 and different estimates of fully trained forces with all kinds of equipment. a lot of western equipment that's been given to them as well as a lot of soviet equipment and seeing how the rusrussians respond and doing it with a minute mall amount of effort at the moment and been

able to recapture a few villages and waiting to see how the russians respond before deciding where to make a much bigger effort. in the meantime, russians are not able to advance. stuart: i don't want to gloss over that, meantime russians are not able to advance so they're being pushed back and ukrainians are going forward. how do you see this ending? i mean, not the total ending, but in the next few weeks where is it going. >> the russian forces took the town of bakhmut but exhausted ability to go forward and began preparing defensive lines knowing they couldn't advance and ukraine is trying to get over the defensive lines and if they dorks they could do two important things and one is cut off land line of communication that connects russia to crimea

and get a sway in eastern and southern ukraine and this will cause the russians to realize they're in an untenable position and may be the beginning of a course of conflict. stuart: if they're in an untenable position and putin is being weakened as i think he has, then what's the result of all that? >> well, i think that the result is facing increased pressure at home and in russia to stop the war or people will put pressure on him to remove him. that's one outcome to that. i think the other outcome is the ukrainians will be encouraged and the west will be encouraged and so the degree to which we are continuing to give ukraine the arms it needs will be strong and will continue and russia has to read the writing on the wall and never will achieve their aims in ukraine. stuart: sounds like the ukrainians will win this thing.

whatever winning s they're in the process of it and you agree with that? >> i certainly do. remember, russia defined winning at the beginning as saying they're going to denounce fio ukraine and demilitarize it meaning take over the country and change the government. they annexed four provinces and don't control all of the provinces. ukraine will have a stronger position. stuart: i wish this story had not faded from the headlines as it has in the past few months and mr. ambassador, filling us in on what's happening. we appreciate it. thank you, sir. >> stuart, thank you. stuart: trump administration took u.s. out of unesco, united nation educational and scientific cultural organization.

trump took them out. took us out. lauren: yep. stuart: biden wants to take us back in again. lauren: next month to counter china. we pulled out in 2017 and took our money with us. there's a big influence on issues ranging from freedom of the press and education in ukraine to regulated and setting guidelines for artificial intelligence and the white house thinks that's a big problem so now "the wall street journal" is reporting that president biden is asking congress for $150 million to start ask we can join unesco again but we owe back money, $620 million. stuart: what a mess. lauren: tbd. it is a mess. stuart: thanks. the senate is holding a hearing today on the criminal use of artificial intelligence. aishah is on capitol hill for us this morning. reporter: they're using it in a several ways and problems

popping up domestically and fbi warning parents about an up tick in sex tortion cases and they're using ai to manipulate pictures and videos available into believable sexually explicit content even involving young, young kids. also terrifying, ai can pretend to be your kids. arizona mom jennifer disafanno experienced this firsthand and testifying on capitol hill about how scammers used artificial intelligence to clone her 15-year-old daughter's voice and tricked her into believing her daughter was kidnapped. >> she was saying, mom, i messed up. mom, please help me. and then they started demanding money otherwise i was never going to see her alive again. we need regulation, we need accountability otherwise if we don't have any, we're not going to be able to stop this because we're enabling them through the lack of action to perpetuate

this. reporter: her daughter was -- even sounded like her daughter was crying the way her daughter does. now congress still hasn't regulated ai despite industry experts urging lawmakers to do so. the u.s. remains behind europe and china opportunistic the front and today chuck schumm or is kicking off assesses of briefings for senators on what artificial intelligence is used for and where it's going and how adversaries might use ai against us and, stuart, we've seen a flurry of bipartisan bills in recent days and one would create a brand new government agency to track ai advancements in rival countries,ed a versus frequency serial countries like -- adversarial countries like russia and china and make sure we're advancing at the same pace if not faster. stuart: aishah hosnie, thank you

very much. dow is up 203 points and nasdaq up 117. we've moved this rally forward in the last half hour. solid gains today. and there's this, solar power is not cutting it as britain deals with the heat wave. they just have to fire up a coal plant to meet the demand for air conditioning. there's no such thing when i was a kid. the greens are furious. we're on it. today we remember actor treat williams, he died following a motorcycle accident in vermont on monday and may remember his appearance on this show with george hamilton. roll tape. >> you talked throughout the entire second block, didn't answer any questions and i think our audience was intern tianaed. we played -- entertained. >> we played politicians. >> that's what we do. stuart: we're out of time. >> we wanted to talk to you. stuart: great guy. very popular. treat williams was 71 years old.

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just over 50% full and that's the highest occupancy rate since june of 2020. mike murphy is with me and is in-office work making a come back? >> it really is. if you own a business, you don't feel comfortable paying a work force to then not come to work like it's the way it's always been. it's the only thing i know is to not have people working from home and telling me what they're doing. it's people coming together and there's chemistry, people feed off what others are doing so, yes, people who own businesses will have people coming into offices. stuart: it's really making a comeback but office space in new york city, only 50% full. that's not much of a comeback. >> off what number? post covid i would say it was 25% occupancy and people require people to come into work and

employers are going to want employers and seeing from mark benifoff. lauren: there was terrible air quality and people came into the sauce still. that's a big deal. stuart: not getting back to the office situation and all these towers and mid time manhattan and all the towers are not 90% full. >> yes, we will. the reason s stuart, may not be the way it was with cubicles and just people walking and going in elevator up and sitting in cubicle 9-5, may be different. the large buildings right now are putting in a lot of amenities, gyms, coffee shops and things to draw people into the office. so it may be a different looking office next year than it was ten years ago, but people are going to -- work will happen and work will happen in office buildings.

stuart: two hours into a trading session on a tuesday morning and gain for the dough at 160 and nasdaq up 100 points and s&p up 30. favorable inflation numbers out earlier today and three hours ago actually. that's why the market is up. look at this. manchester united. that's a soccer team and up nearly 10% and you'll tell us why. lauren: there's a report and unconfirmed and son of the reformed mime minister has the bid to take over the club. rival man city as you told me earlier is owned by abu dhabi and oil ridge persian gulf sovereign wealth funds working to get deeper and deeper into western sports and bring up golf too . stuart: it's one of the major financial stories of the day.

oil money from the mideast coming into western sports. saudi arabia buying golf for example. you approve? >> find it hard not to approve, stuart. i understand why people have their issues with it, but this money, this middle eastern oil money has been coming into our markets in a huge way for years now. they're very large holders in almost all of our top corporations in the united states and if you'll let them come 24 and invest in an uber or disney stuart: sovereign wealth funds about $680 billion in the wealth fund. do you know what it is in the norwegian? only four or five million. lauren: 800. stuart: $1.4 trillion. lauren: what team should they buy? stuart: not inviting anybody in

to buy. their star, the forward for man city is from norway and always displays a norwegian flag whenever on the field. anyway, next case, billionaire dallas mavericks owner mark cuban saying it's good business for companies to go woke. how could he say that after the backlash against bud light and target? lauren: he said good ceos understand you just wait it out. wait out the news p cycle and tl all pass. bud light and target are welcoming all people of races, genders, sizes, you name it. the boycotts are overblown. okay, how? he made the argument we don't own individual stocks, we own funds so you can say, okay, target's numbers are down but you can't attribute to a lot of people selling target because people own funds that target is in. stuart: you look like you're itching to say something.

>> he's obviously very successful and opinionated, but i was waiting for him to say and us, the a dallas mavericks are a woke organization. he didn't say that and wouldn't because he wants his season ticketholders and his advertisers to stay there. it's one thing to say -- he was trying to make the point that woke meant you believe in your customer and servicing your customer but to me woke means something completely different. i don't think woke spokes to what i want as a customer. to say all customers want woke, he's completely missing the point and if the dallas mavericks are a woke organization, they'll have some trouble selling tickets in the future. stuart: mike murphy, an original thinker. we value that kind of thing on the program. >> thank you. i'll get a raise maybe. lauren: a tip. stuart: that'll be the day. west field mall, abandoning san francisco. they're just the latest of maybe 20 companies that have ditched the city. crime, homelessness out of control, we're on it. duck family treasure is back for

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stuart: it's been a wonderful ride and more to say in the coming months. many thanks to you all from wheel of fortune host. it looked a little different when he first started hosting in 1981 and mcdonalds just introduced the mcrib and nasa held first space shuttle mission and ronald reagan was president. times change 1981 to now, gone next year. i'll miss him and watch that show very regularly. you do too? >> i do. stuart: the gentleman i'm talking to is a member of the duck family and they've got a new series on fox nation, which is called duck family treasure. new season, watch this. >> let's go! let's go! >> what is wrong with him? >> what do you got? >> i see the eagle, baby.

>> that is a coin. oh my goodness. >> a walking liberty. talk about lucky. >> never. i think i pulled something. stuart: joining me now are the stars of duck family treasure. they're probes, jace and jep robertson. jace is the gentleman next to me. jep is just a little further removed down the set. was that a real gold coin you found? >> it was a silver coin. stuart: that was a plant. that was a plant to make the show look good. >> i almost pulled a muscle in micelle brace so that was real. my celebration and that was real. i want to reveal that yep is no longer a rookie and he's learned how to detect and he's come a long way. >> i've lost weight sings then so i can celebrate better. stuart: what's new this season? >> oh, man. still looking for treasure? >> we are. we look for treasure and there's a lot more family aspect to it.

i mean, at the end of the day, our uncle sy, who would be a perfect host for the wheel of fortune by the way, he's trying to turn this into a business, and we're -- we give most of what we find away, and we are involved in a lot of charities. there's one episode about my daughter mia born with craniofacial issues so we help kids so we're finding treasure and a lot of stuff we find are value and will causes those responses, but we're also giving back and trying to make the world a better place. stuart: okay. yep, you like it, don't you? you enjoy this? >> i do. i didn't think i would. stuart: when you go on the camera, you perk up. >> i do. it's fun to find stuff you're not going to find unless you look for it, and i'm a collector and to me, it's awesome. stuart: can't tell me you can look anywhere, any pasture or

field and get out with a metal detector, scan and find something. >> you could but there's a lot of research. >> we do a lot of research. >> i'm looking at maps late at night and saying this is what this looked like in 1875 and have little dots and where the dots are is where the houses are and now go there and it's the plowed field. stuart: what's the most valuable thing you ever found? >> the most valuable -- >> a meteorite. >> we found a meteorite worth about $60,000. stuart: $60,000? last time you were on the show, you're yep, you told me that you owned, what, 200 stocks and that you'd taken a major position in about 40 big positions in the market. that was a year ago, i think it was. >> that is correct. i run my own portfolio, i don't like fees. stuart: how far up are you? >> almost 30% obstructing ons yo date. date. stuart: what's your biggest

position? >> it was expensive and i tend to layer in and it's amazon. they're not -- they didn't forget how to sell things. stuart: did you buy nvidia stock. stuart: it's worked like that . >> i trimmed a little nvidia. once it got to $400 i thought, okay. stuart: are you a billionaire yet? >> no, but -- stuart: you're close? >> no, no. >> can i borrow some money? >> we're rolling and running with the bulls now, which is my philosophy, i'm a long term investor. stuart: how about you, yep, what do you do? >> i ask him what to do and he tells me. he does all the research. this is my financial guy. stuart: you're in stocks too? >> yep. stuart: no bonds or cash like that? >> i'm less than 1% cash but that's why i'm starting to trim

a little bit. i have some bonds. yeah, i'm not just willy nilly but in you get great companies for the long term, don't listen to all the short term noise. you look up and it's going up into the right. we're all relying on that. stuart: that's your formula? >> that is my form louisiana stuart: get in stocks for the very long term and you'll do okay? >> with money that you do not need so you don't worry about it. stuart: money you don't need. are you going to tell me you don't need -- >> i do not need that money and so if it all -- you got to remember, i came from a family that my parents, we were really poor so i learned the greater values of life, and it's not money. so i think it helps you be a good negotiator and helps you with your attitude. when the stocks are falling, i'm buying. i'm like, look, this is all on sale. stuart: fascinating. you should be a regular on the show and tell us how to make serious money. how do i see the new series? >> how do you see it?

yep. >> me, you're doing all the talking. it is streaming. fox nation. stuart: that's correct. that is correct. and starts when? now. the new season is now. >> it's already started. stuart: it's great having you on the show. i like the financial advice. come back soon and tell us how you're doing. >> great. we'll be back. stuart: we'll be watching. duck family treasure, season 2 on fox nation. got that. i'll switch gears now, britain of all places is firing up its coal plants to make electricity. record heat made solar panels to work too hot efficiently. neil sean with me this morning from england and he's a royal watcher and knows about the economy and >> this is a design

and all about being green and it's good to make sources and decide for the very first time in many years and nottingham share for many places and reopened mining and it will be successful and i think what's also interesting to note about it's brilliant and a beautiful sunny day and few and far between and all have air conditioning too much to go without and hence the reason we're digging down. stuart: is it a real turning point in britain's climate poll? seizure disorders? >> i believe -- policy? >> i believe so and as you go forward and the current prime minister and richy sunak is on this path and it's a path people are welcoming and you've got the other side and that's their

angle too. we have to think about particularly what's going on and makes perfect sense and it's there and put it into action and make something of it and that's exactly what we've decided to do. stuart: i think of europe and britain in particular as uber green. neil, thank you very much indeed, sir. that was good information and we value it. >> a pleasure. stuart: see you soon. sand ya geopolitical's homeless population -- san diego's homeless population grew 14% over the past year and voting today to ban homeless camp sites in public areas and drawing a ton of backlash. san diego county supervisor joins me next with the dow up 127 points. ♪

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center on market street has been there for 20 years and now they're bailing out. they've seen a sharp decline in foot traffic and sharp up tick in theft. they stopped paying that are mortgage and $558 million loan. nordstrom, major tenant not renewing their lease either so in the end, that mall is only 55% leased. if you look at west field's other properties, they're 90+% leased. this is a san francisco specific problem and in my opinion, it's san francisco's own making. how do you get the people and businesses back? stuart: how do you do it? >> you need leadership and people that will clean up the streets and it's not that did i have cut. stuart: policy and leadership. got it. lauren: open ai is headquartered in san francisco and like to think there's innovative spirit and props but it's going down the train. stuart: san diego is considering banning homeless encampments on

public property. jim des monday is with me now and you'll hear from aclu about this and they won't let you do it. can you do that legally? >> well, we'll find out and city of san diego hopefully passes that today and i'm sure the aclu will come after us and unfortunately, this is a good first step and we have housing first program that allows drug use and doesn't require any treatment when we do get people into housing or do get people there, which is why our numbers even after spending billions and billions of dollars in the state of california on homelessness, our numbers keep going up and you reported 14% over the last year after spending billions of dollars. it just hasn't worked but it's a good first step to get people off the streets. hopefully into housing but then they got to get treatment and care. stuart: there's a new op ed and hit 18 newsom's homelessness insanity fails taxpayers. that's pretty strong stuff for

gavin newsom. insanity, make your case. >> well, we have to cure our own insanity before we can help others. this housing first program that like i said gets people into housing first, which sounds goods but it has no requirements for any treatment or treatment programs, and you can continue to use drugs and alcohol when you're housed so we're basically picking the problem up and moving to another location. we have to be able especially with the amount of money we're spending involuntarily get people into drug treatment programs and so we can cure them. if you send -- you wouldn't send junior child or relative to a treatment program. if they didn't require treatment and then they allowed drugs and alcohol use. that's what gavin newsom has put on the state. we can't get away from it at this point in time otherwise he cuts off the dollars. stuart: he wants to be the president of the united states. that's another story entirely. jim desmond, thank you for being

with us. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: tuesday trivia question, which of these religious observances last for the shortest period of time during the calendar year? diwali, hanukkah, lent, ramadan? the answer right after this.

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during the calendar year. lent, ramadan. >> is it monica? >> what your choice? >> hanukkah. >> you are both wrong. i'm sure it is due huawei. thank you. the indian festival celebrated for five years days each year. hanukkah is seven nights, lent is for, ramadan is months. it's a short time. >> i don't know who's picking the questions. >> if you are well traveled like myself. that's it for today. thank you for being with us for the hour. always appreciate it varney and company is done for the day. coast-to-coast starts now. >> donald trump three hours from