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>> we are matching today. my time, my address. >> we got to get this sorted out but it is 11:00 a.m. this friday july 7. i am ashley webster in for stuart varney he's back monday morning he promises. mixed picture, nasdaq and s&p are moving slightly higher, down slightly lower. big tech names, let's see what they are doing. amazon and alphabet on the upside but meta, apple and microsoft down about a half a% or thereabouts. ten year treasury yield continues to rise of less than a basis.but 4.04%. san francisco tech sector starting to bloom again thanks to artificial intelligence. the sector itself 2800 jobs in may, 38% were lost during 2022

layoffs now being recovered. steve hilton joins me know. should i read into this san francisco may finally be turning things around? >> it's one small piece of good news to set against the torrent of bad news we see over time. of course we want to be happy about jobs created, no question the ai boom scented in san francisco, is the city itself rather than the broader they area as you seem with previous trends but it doesn't compensate for the massive exodus of business we seen driven out by the consequences of the far left extremists policies produced by the democrats who have been in control for so long particularly those that affect the quality of life and people who work there crime and homelessness. taxes and regulations.

for anyone trying to run a business so fighting against the is hard work. we've got a lot further to go. ashley: want to get to this issue, or to talk about california reparations, san francisco chronicle endorsed a proposal to get back residents as much as $1.2 million each in reparations. they say there should be no doubt debt is owed to black californians in the payment is long overdue you think this goes through? how does it work? i guess taxpayers -- >> the l.a. times endorsed reparations this week as well and you've got this momentum on the left toward this, seven after george floyd murder so

what are we going to do? i would agree the debt is owed to black residents and san francisco and not just other parts of the state of california because there's no question there's racial injustice but who caused that? who is responsible for the fact that black people in california across the country have fewer opportunity, tend to have lower income, much lower wealth? of course there was discrimination in the past. of course slavery was an abomination but as democrat policies, the exact same people pushing reparations agenda most responsible for injustice by black americans today and black california and the question is whether it will go through read even gone for newsom after george floyd. he said it's not just about

money because he knows it's unaffordable the kind of money they're talking about. what you really need to do is improve public schools. they will do that because they are controlled by their donors. the best thing you can do to make up for the injustice and democrats ask people to do it. ashley: is a part of the proposal to wipe out the debt of child support owed, all that? i just don't understand. >> this is where they lose people completely, as a payment of guaranteed income of $19000 or something for 250 years purchasing a house for 1 dollar and it's completely preposterous and the structural reasons people in california as across

the country and controlled by democrats suffer lower opportunity, lower incomes and wealth because of democrat policies. ashley: we have to leave it there but it's great to speak with you. steve hilton out there in the crazy land of california fighting the good fight. carry on. great to see you talk in california, the state struck a deal with truck manufacturers two/missions part of the states pushing back so what's going on? >> the nation often follows what california does it comes to fuel economy so by 2035, more than half of delivery fans gold in the state of california and must be electric. 2045, all new sales of gas and diesel will be bad so the epa gave california a waiver to issue its own set of emissions targets and at least eight states want to follow. can they do that? it's a question.

unintended consequences here. fewer trucks because there are more expensive, ten hours to charge a big truck. where are you going to find a charging station in iowa for instance? can the nation's power could handle that? ashley: truckers want to keep on moving, time is money and ten hours to charge. >> and opinions he's on fox news stated all the negative things that could happen as a result. ashley: thank you. let's get back to the markets. still concern the fed will indeed go for another rate hike later this month. jonathan hoenig joins me now. let's talk tech. let's begin with the act from meta, we talk a lot about it, other people do, is to be a

twitter killer, what say you? >> absolutely. there's no monopoly in a free market. even facebook or twitter so before it was twitter, red, prodigy, myspace and along come geniuses in silicon valley trying to build a better mousetrap and they have a real good chance of it, medicine stock is up 130% just this year. twitter stock is not publicly traded, it's private, it's down by about 60% of consumers are the ones who will benefit, better choices, lower costs and my sense is social media as we know it in six months or year from now will look different than it does today and competition is a result. ashley: i mentioned the fed when i was introducing you, do you see rates going higher and how you be back? >> rates are going higher and starting to breakout even though it seems esoteric, interest

rates are more important than stock prices, they covered everything, five-year from 3.2 to 4.4 in a couple months so looking at security second benefit higher rates. one is etf, ris are, this goes up with instruments raised going up. there's a panic of other etf's, higher rates i think the biggest issue for the market right now. keep in mind, that was 2022, higher rates, we are seeing it again. ashley: any big stocks you like? >> ag zd is another etf, run-of-the-mill hedged against higher rates and one more basically like a surrogate money market fund is near, hold short-term debt. in keep the maturities strong in the fed isn't overgrazing get. ashley: always comes to the show

with lots of interesting pics as always, we appreciate your input today. coming here, we got movers to look at, overstock. ashley: bank of america raised $35, overstock bought bed bath and beyond so bed bath and beyond.com and stock is up 8%. the price tag was $21 million but they got positive comments on brokerage. ashley: all right, bioscience. >> a genetic test shows your risk of certain cancers like melanoma they will present the data next week. enthusiasm for cancer detection especially early, stock is up 48% williams-sonoma. fifty dollars. >> in some cases you are correct. berkeley downgraded them, we say we are spending less money so we

don't need another spatula. growth is moderating. ashley: now this, chat box enter the political arena. >> i am a i st. francis taurus, you've probably heard miami mayor francis was running for president. how can i help? ashley: that paul is live answering questions and we will tell you how it works. a private college using federal tax dollars to push woke by policies. you will be shocked to learn it's a catholic school. democrats blaming supreme court for striking down student loan forgiveness and now targeting house republicans who block the president's plan. chad pergram will have the report next. ♪ in

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president has a year long grace period for students to start repaying loans. but even that is not enough for the left. that

we're kind of pushing back on the by the administration on is that interest will start to accrue on september 1st. and so what we are proposing is to freeze interest and maintain 0% interest on student loans. for the next 12 months, at least. democrats want student loan forgiveness to become a campaign issue. it's an effort to draw younger voters to the polls. ashleigh about getting those votes, chad thank you very much. appreciate that. i'll take a look at this headline. it reads quote supreme court struck down affirmative action, but that won't stop harvard. william jacobson is a professor at cornell university. and he joins me now. thank you for being here, professor. i'm my first question to you is in what ways do you think harvard will try to skirt around this ruling? well there's gonna be several ways and they've already announced one of those ways. which is the court to distinction. you cannot

use someone's race as a factor in admission, but if they have had a personal experience with racism that they've overcome, you can consider that. so harvard is going to start asking for essays with the experience peoples have had people have had with race and with racism, so they'll draw that distinction. it's a way around, the court said. you can't use these essays to get around our ruling. but i think that's what harvard is going to do. there are also eliminating s a t s, or at least mandatory s a t s. that was the primary evidence used by the asian students in the supreme court case to prove the discrimination so they're not going to get rid of the discrimination. they're going to get rid of the proof of the discrimination. could those alternative strategies lead to another court case? i think it will, but from harvard's point of view and other elite universities, i don't think they really care. they've got so much money. harvard litigated this case for seven years before it reached the supreme court. so while i think they won't do

anything overtly to disobey the supreme court, i think harvard and other universities are going to try secretive ways around it , professor we've seen woke policies taking over college campuses. his the latest case. sienna heights university, a catholic college in michigan, is using $35,000 in federal guard grants to launch a quote, justice, equity diversity and inclusion program. um you know what this woke? push doesn't seem to work. so why are so many schools continuing to push for it? what's what's the reasoning behind it? well it's become an ideological fervor. it's almost become a religion, diversity, equity and inclusion, and there are many studies that show that it's actually counterproductive that it makes people dislike each other even more, but they keep doing it because that's the ideology that has taken over academia. and now some corporations, which is everybody

is just a proxy for a group. there is no such thing as true individual, so it's a religion for them literally. come to ask you about this to your watchdog group, the equal protection project. it's demanding that linkedin take down its diversity and recruiting feature on their website. you say it violates the supreme court ruling we just had on affirmative action, right? right well, what linkedin is doing is pretty outrageous. they manipulate the pools of candidates that they present to perspective. employers based on diversity criteria, so they don't just present the candidates who have the best resume. they manipulate that pool to get based on race and other factors. and a lot of employers don't even know this is being done. lincoln's not at all transparent about it, but you can't use race in these other protected factors as an employment criteria, and lincoln is doing essentially the dirty work for employers. they're screening people based on demographics, and they're manipulating the really

outrageous they used. these software programs have look for keywords. if you had any response from linkedin to your challenge. they haven't responded to us directly, but i know that issued a statement saying all they want is diversity there as if it's just a feel good sort of thing. the problem is you can't the supreme court said you can't use race to manipulate either admissions or by implication other factors. and so i think they really are skirting or defying the supreme court ruling. all right, we'll have to leave it there. but, professor thank you so much for joining us. interesting subject is going to be continued to be debated. hisley but thank you so much for talking with us today. thank you. thank you. head in the wall street journal is going after justice contention. brown jackson for her dissenting opinion in that affirmative action case coming here, lauren what is so controversial about what she said, because it's false. supreme court justice in her dissenting opinion that

affirmative action saves lives, and she offered proof. she wrote that black doctors save black babies lives specifically that black o b g y n more than double the chances that high risk black newborns survive mathematically absurd, and it's a misappropriation of the data in the study that she footnoted in that descent. so they called her out. and she responded. not that i know of my goodness. all right, lauren. thank you very much. let's take a look at these markets for you. as we finish out the weekend. it's all been rather so hasn't it? the nasdaq up about a quarter of a percent, the s and p up barely. and the dow jones just down. 46 points, lots of concerns about the fed. we had a weaker than expected june jobs report. does that mean the fed? will right. do it go for a rate hike this later this month. well, wait and see. but investors little unsure right now. now this tom brady reportedly made $30 million from his venture with 50 x, but nearly all of that money was

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candidate signed a loyalty pledge, the most promise there was support gop's eventual nominee. if not, they will not be on the primary ballot. vice chairman of the state's republic saying they are consistent with debate requirements, canada's have until november 22 to sign the pledge. 2024 gop presidential candidate francis suarez using artificial intelligence to help in his campaign so how does it work? >> is a bit coin mayor and now going into artificial intelligence so meet the ai candidate and i'll tell you how it works. >> i am a i francis rose. he probably heard miami mayor francis soares is running for president in here to answer questions you may have about mayor suarez proven agenda for economic prosperity, cutting spending and supporting police so how can i help?

>> sounds like when you go to the website you can ask questions, it doesn't always provide the answers, it does not provide the answer on his china policy but i think it showcases him as being a supporter of technology as he did with bitcoin. ashley: could you ask what is a weaker? >> i did and it didn't give me a response. i tried on this computer which is slightly limited. i think he definitely knows what weaker is. ashley: all right, thank you. nothing artificial here, the nasdaq quarter for percent, s&p up slightly, dow down slightly. now this, president biden kicking off bidenomics tour in south carolina. he claims his policies are helping both parties. listen to this. >> some analysis have said the laws are signed red america and

blue america. in my view, whatever the need is most, that's where is helpful and that's what we are doing because the progress we're >> can't run on the border, biden can't run afghanistan policy, can't run on foreign policy with china and ukraine so where does he go? he goes to historically, started off as reaganomics is with the left divisively said about ronald reagan's policies and of course grudgingly now recognizes they worked great bidenomics'

failed policy they ran against, the return to jimmy carter so does he think it's going to work? he's going to say it helps red more than blue and these are great so if you have nothing left to brag about, you go to something people may not know much about but as you find out the policies of ronald reagan and chief economist are the opposite of what he's running on and he realized they can't both work because one works and the other is jimmy carter's failure. ashley: higher taxes, higher regulation, much more government spending, the opposite. i want to move on to talk about the war in ukraine. a group of former senior security officials apparently held secret talks with prominent russians believed to be close to the kremlin, they are trying to lay groundwork but perhaps

negotiating an end to the war in ukraine. how confident or is this a good thing to do? i guess it doesn't hurt to try but is this the way peace to be brokered in ukraine? >> if you want to have public debate with putin, that's one thing but a back channel that tells him we don't have the conviction to stay with ukrainians through an end they approve of is counterproductive. if you said ukrainians back channel, i would say fine, that's the right but when you hear we are undercutting alive that nato is standing behind for once, that concerns me because it is the kind of thing that will keep putin thinking his victory is just around the corner rather than his defeat is right around the corner was his a message we should be sending. ashley: i believe the president okayed the shipment of cluster

bombs to ukraine which have been controversial because they can do a lot of damage to civilians as well but overall, could this just grind on and on? what will bring an end to the war in ukraine? >> precision, high range, good standoff equipment that can hit places and what historically is ukraine including crimea. it will take the fight to the enemy. i'm one of those people who has his own cluster bombs with -- very dangerous because the small pieces that come out, they are going to sit there waiting to kill ukraine ten years from now when they fallen because of the heightened rates. i don't approve of them, they are a band system and they've proven to hurt people decades after they fall so what do they need? they need the ability to take a

fight to the russians in a way russians can't stop. we been reluctant to give equipment, we are short supply but that's what would win the war quickly and russians into full retreat. i'm hoping we get there because ukrainians are paying with their lives for a slow win when colin powell strategy of overwhelming shock and all, we should give shock and awe to put down on the russians. ashley: quickly talking to the russians continuing to bully drones over the skies, the pentagon said it's unprofessional, i'm not sure russians will listen, how should we respond? >> we are playing to not lose but not when in syria and it is wrong. president obama called regime change and follow through in

this president continues to say we are not in syria but we are, that's not a good place to be. you can't have endless conflict where you don't have a goal. ashley: we covered a lot of ground, thank you for talking with us. >> thank you and make market go up. ashley: very good. we will take that on board. "wall street journal" reporting ukraine and bulgaria are close to an agreement on the sale of two nuclear reactors. >> a major blow. this is vladimir putin losing his power as europe's energy power house so as it stands now, bulgaria pointing out former soviet ally kids the third of electricity from nuclear power and "wall street journal" is reporting it will sell to russian-made nuclear reactors to ukraine for $650 million. president zelenskyy was in bulgaria yesterday, part of it

to her and nato states and this is a form of him inc. helped. ukraine helped by the former russian ally. ashley: i'm sure putin is not happy about that. thank you very much. putin to taylor swift. taylor swift, $100 million sponsorship with ftx, apparently they backed out. interesting story. applicable course, struggling filling up with sports facilities. madison reports from one of the new courts in connecticut next. there she is. ♪

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let's get an update the markets, the nasdaq and s&p slightly higher, investors today trying to figure out the latest economic data, the jobs report not as good as expected so really we're just drifting. let's look at the quick dose of we can, we saw bitcoin up slightly earlier today and still is, bitcoin is up but cerium are done marginally. new details about tom brady, the disastrous deal with ftx. how much did they get and is any thing left? >> his answer, tom brady got $30 million in ftx stock. gisele 18 million so $48 million deal with bankrupt crypto

currency since most was stock, it's worthless and probably will have to pay some sort of taxes. remember taylor swift and her potential deal with ftx? $100 million so the times reported said she spent six months doing her diligence and asked the right questions including why are your assets not registered as securities? father worked for 30 years that i think morgan stanley so bankman-fried, head of ftx eventually landed taylor swift in a sponsorship deal and would sponsor the tour, not much details there. force that he backed out in the end. ashley: taylor swift is one smart cookie. no doubt about it did incredibly talented. the global becoming one of the fastest growing sports in the united states and now the world's largest indoor pickle ball facility is coming to

stamford, connecticut. fascinating. madison all words is there. tell me what the facility used to be used for. >> it used to be and avenue, upstairs they still have the science, women's and men's clothing, the escalator here but then walked this way and you have pickle ball america opening monday said to be the largest pickle ball court in the northeast. i went to duncan while we play, you outfitted this space, why pickle ball and turn it into pickle ball america? >> it's opportunity to take a vacant space for two years sitting vacant and turn it into a place we can activate the ball with 27 pickle ball courts and the destination at the end of the day. >> two years and sat empty, what did the mall say when you said you want to turn this into pickle ball america? >> they were extremely supportive and love the idea we become the anchor.

half a million people will bring back to the mall over a year. >> look at brick-and-mortar america and is struggling. three years in a row, the fastest -- fastest growing sport in america. tell me about membership, you haven't even opened, are you proving yes, we are bringing people back? >> we have to need to people who signed up. we can has about 8500 people a week in this facility and 3000 what information. >> when you talk about pickle ball in america, 130 courts open each and every month and still the supply is not meeting the demand because it's a sport anyone can play and it's addictively fun and now qc will also sit empty, now having new life. i clearly need to work on like

game. ashley: madison, you're conducting an interview and playing pickle ball very well, i'm very impressed. i could see you doing pro. have you played pickle ball the way? >> no but i want to see them go hard with the ball. ashley: they were being very kind. you can do it fast, great hand eye coordination which i don't always have but it's fun. >> i see people playing all the time, i'm always passing courts. ashley: show me the dow while we are talking about things. thirty stocks to get a sense, it's what we do. we have the dow down 48 points, of the session and looking for direction but guess what, don't go anywhere because friday feedback is next. get prepared.

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♪ ashley: a beautiful shot, i don't live too far, 91 degrees, there has been a little bit but local say cause for the original nascar was. >> on the beaches. is the beach calling you back? ashley: i went back to new york for the first time in three years writer died of covid, it's different. here in midtown the streets are grubbing tours but i notice storefronts, there are empty storefronts especially on madison avenue where businesses have not been able to recover but will an amazing buzz. it's there. >> what about crime and great? ashley: i haven't seen any.

>> and the city, just like that. anyway, they glamorized new york city. the newest episodes they talk about crime and experience the crime. ashley: a little more honest. ashley: i haven't experienced any of that. unique new york. it is the best, such a buzz. it's been great to be here. let's get to friday feedback, more of all of this nonsense. first one from chris. my prediction, desantis will win each state as they come up, no way people in iowa will vote for trump in this will continue for every state. all right, you believe desantis is on a roll. certainly polls show he's not, he's trailing donald trump by 32 points but it's a long way to go.

i think it's going to have to shine in the debates, show that he is the alternative because donald trump -- >> has to prove likability. ashley: if he can transfer what he's done in florida on a national scale, that will be his selling points. >> yes to one iowa in 2016, it was not donald trump. ted cruz. ashley: interesting. this one is from james. does the government do with the money they collect from lottery winners? understand money collected was used for education and schools. any idea where it goes? interesting, they always say invest in your schools when they sell lottery tickets, i always assumed they do. >> i never thought about it. i don't know. i have bought one lottery ticket in my entire life because someone asked me to and billing

dollars jackpot. combine mega millions and the powerball, is one tonight and one tomorrow. ashley: hopefully schools will benefit as well. a few on twitter says with an increase in traveling, where would you like to vacation? >> anywhere. ashley: where would you go? >> australia. you need a solid two weeks for australia. ashley: i went in february and the fight is a long one, that's all and what to tell you. i got there with my hair on f fire. >> also new zealand, two and o one. ashley: thus the next one. next one from michael, happy birthday, stuart. same day as me and ringo. a big day. happy birthday to stuart varney enjoying himself today, quite rightly and he's a huge deal span. >> and michael the viewer, his birthday as well. ashley: j and linda celebrating their birthdays, what is this about july 7?

>> what he's seven. ashley: quickly, the last one from scott, the best hair of any male most and fox news, i am jealous. jealousy is an ugly emotion, i understand it, award-winning here and another asked what hair gel i use, it would just spit it back out. >> can attach it? it is soft. ashley: careful, it bites. [laughter] all right, we are out of time. thanks to everyone who sent in feedback. time for friday trivia question, what is the statue of liberty's official blame? lady of liberty, liberty of america were lady of freedom? the answer, right after this. ♪ the bigg

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