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have to go back to this president. january 1987 was last time the dow jones advanced 10 straight days. that is with the market expecting another rate hike from the federal reserve today. and when he talks to the press shortly after today's announcement. so far so good on a lucky 13 for investors. we will talk about what he makes of all this and whether he's worried about the fraud behind this. that and susan lee on tech stocks and their remarkable and incredible run. they are still rocking and rolling too and so are we starting now. we are on top of a lot including this potentially historic day, the dow, 13 in a row. we are getting word a plea deal

from hunter biden appears to be unraveling in wilmington, delaware, and the degree to which additional charges would be allowed. and the president's son immunized against future possible charges, and and saying, we want to meeting of the minds. what this could mean, some interpreted as a wrist slap for hunter biden. could involve more. urging both sides to spend more time talking and in hopes they could get a guilty plea that might be salvaged. some saying not to the degree hunter biden would like. he would agree to admitting

drug use and weapons charge. suffice it to say, other developments happened in the interim to which prosecutors say there are additional charges that could be coming down the pike. the upshot from that is that might not cover everything. part of what's going on with hunter biden is a plea deal was canceled because of something else called the foreign agents restriction act and whether he violated that. and any future type of punishment. and both sides could agree to the limitations are. and this deal is falling apart. and to the market and what is happening, the dow, 43 points. would be the 13th day in a row.

haven't seen that since the earliest of days. since 1987, ronald reagan was president. that's a rare event to see. it's not playing out across the board as the markets await, the fed announcement on interest rates, the consensus seems to be a quarter hike. pulte capital ceo, whether he agrees with that. >> i think if inflation continues there will be no chance, and that's one of those things that what is held in place. and a little softness in lumber. the market is still on fire, home prices haven't really come down, the stronger were stronger in the week will get weaker. stuart: when people right now,

and that raise interest rates. and there's accorded point higher from that. that would be the most and that is it. what do you think? >> what will break the camel's back. if we have one or 2 or 3 interest rates, will we see housing, that's what we know and it is a big part of the us economy. we see a little bit of pickups with these interest rates, maybe then you will get cracking in home prices but haven't seen it yet. what we hear from a lot of customers is some people are not able to follow that but even if these interest rates able to qualify for high-priced homes. neil: the flipside of raising rates, the cost of mortgages, they get price here, the

quarter point extends to a host of other rates. do you think the fed can still coordinate this? >> it is very tough. it's a matter of time before something pops. when you look at mortgages, affordability struggled but what happens if you don't purchase a home? you rent something and rents are through the roof. we see a reduction in rent. and the inflation, and and stocks tank. and between meetings or out of meetings. there's an interesting chart to show. markets go down on that. that is his intention. to sober up the markets.

i don't know what he will say after a presumed hike today. markets might not receive that because they think he is about done. it might not go down well later today. >> i think he has done a fairly good job in these press conferences, but you have to think, at some point higher you go up on the mountain, will he get some altitude, and so far everybody -- you i would say -- with how resilient the market has been. neil: thank you very much. we are keeping an eye on technology stocks. the run up in the dow, and not the other way.

neil: the two companies leading this revolution. susan: they report recovery acceleration in their businesses, to make them to spend on artificial intelligence. earnings calls and executive, analysts alike talking when asked over and over again, with artificial intelligence, and and cash from advertising and google execs, and they talk of ai search, around the world they say, and work space, cloud and a new chapter gpt competitor called genesis, one of the richest men on the planet is back at work in the office again according to reports. this is stuff, bankrolled by

recovery in their underlying businesses. in september, they continue resilience in search and acceleration of revenues, for stabilization. and to extract and extrapolate there's a recovery taking place and the economy. and the new powered office products. and rallying for the chat gpt. we heard about these promises that ai might change the way he lived and in effect all industries and have a big

impact on education, media, entertainment, finance and medicine. you lived through the internet revolution of the 90s, this is where we are, and making money off of that paper. neil: that is the next thing. great job as always. i want to go to chad pogrom. he's following out of this world developments. in our world, having a special hearing about it. >> reporter: witnesses told hearings what we saw flying for the us material. former navy aviator david traver talked about what he witnessed off the coast of san diego known as the famous tictac incident. >> within half a mile of it, the gravity accelerated in front of us and disappeared. away mandate thousand feet

above us lost contact. started to turn back, the controller said i can't believe this but this is 60 miles away. >> the whistleblower claims to have knowledge about, things in their position that are not of this world. >> do you think the government is a position of uaps? >> based over 40 years. >> and where? >> i don't know the exact locations provided to the inspector general, some of which to the intelligence committees. >> many aviators fear retaliation if they report weird things they see. lawmakers say that must change. lawmakers claim they have been stonewalled trying to get information. >> congress has a right to know if there's any unsanctioned weapons development. sadly. imagery, if there's nothing to

conceal, let congress go to wright-patterson air force base, or even in nevada. >> reporter: tim burchett of tennessee may want to have field hearings next. there was a staggering crowd outside the hearing with hundreds of people waiting to get in. some of the crowd showed up at 4:30 this morning. neil: what i didn't understand, talking about unidentified aerial phenomena, several congressmen talking about the idea of left us go to these places. they could. are they forbidden to go? >> reporter: depends on your intelligence and security. some of these numbers are not members of the armed services committee. some people have asked questions. we should be seeing these things. this is an extraordinary exchange that happened a few minutes ago. eric burlison, a freshman from

missouri asked david gresh, whistleblower who claims to have information that we might have some things that aren't from this earth. 's question was of this. has any of the activity you have encountered with uaps been aggressive or hostile? he said what mac i know of colleagues of mine that got physically injured. burlison said by the uaps or the government? rush said both. both. neil: that is a little scary. thank you for that. congressman scott, pennsylvania congressman, house freedom caucus chair, a lot more. that was an interesting bombshell at the end of chad's report that those who argue these aliens or their hardware exist. they run to a nancy it. some are injured by it.

and them and their own people. what do you make of that. >> these are sensational claims, all with military experience, and particular intelligence background, all three with security clearances with strict firsthand knowledge, the two naval aviators so for me, there was a question of national security this is not the 1940s where information can be held against our adversaries so it is important to keep in context but at the same time we are the representatives of the people and funds are misappropriated or reappropriated to these programs and one of the claims as well. quite honestly lincoln said this, this is a country of, for and by the people, if these are

indeed extraterrestrials, i don't know who in the government has any more authority to know about them than any other citizen. we are free american said if this is impacting us or imperiling us we have every right to know what potential concern we should have. and and and and the answers are somewhat shocking. neil: this is coming from fighter pilots. a good many of them. they are not known for hysterics. they are saying to a man,

problems are real, they go 3 times the speed of sound. they are cautious about sharing that. or inviting guys like yourself to check it out for yourself. that doesn't seem right. >> it isn't right, they may -- if you can't trust members of congress then you've not to find new members or new protocol. we absolutely need as representative of the american people need to know at least marginally where we are headed. this is beyond human capability but certainly not beyond the possibility that these are unmanned vehicles operated by the united states or our adversaries. we need to know what we are dealing with here and if it is not harmful, it is a -- if it is extraterrestrial and not harmful why must it be classified?

i can't american citizens know about it? those are reasonable questions we demand answers to. neil: i would like your answer to the latest breaking news the plea deal that hunter biden reached with prosecutors that could be falling apart. he wanted it limited in two areas that they had agreed to position of a gun and other misdemeanor tax charges. others argued we want to expand this because of revolutions of the whistleblowers, the judge more or less says to both sides, they are not able to. what do you think. >> i think the judge is right to have that opinion. they need to hammer this out. we want justice to be served here but at the same time, violations are well-known at this point, hunter's laptop and

the bank statements, millions of dollars in unrecorded or unreported revenue to the biden family and tax charges that go with it, that the authorities slow walked and major didn't occur. the indictments didn't come and the biden team was tipped off before searches were made. these are unprecedented. not only hunter should be under scrutiny but individuals in federal agencies that looked like they stood in the way of justice, if we have any credibility for the justice system, if people believe justice is blind, we can't have officials standing in the way of these proceedings and that is what it looks like. look looks like obstruction to me. kelly: look like a mess right now. always good seeing you, thank you very much. we are going to take a quick break. are getting wind, this is a

wall street journal alert the prosecutors are now saying the investigation into hunter biden's activities remains ongoing. response to a question that the judge, there could be additional foreign lobbying charges. that was not part of the original plea agreement that was going to come to misdemeanor tax charges. by refusing to pay taxes. millions of dollars of that. separate weapon charge and that is what he was supposed to agree to and plead guilty to today. and then prosecutors separately started hammering these other revelations that came through a couple of those whistleblowers. and other things that have come up that he was lobbying foreign governments to get to the bottom of that, that is still out there, the judge wanted to get a sense how big this wasn't how intrusive they were and

according to biden's people, hunter biden's people should be part of the plea agreement and none of that should matter. the judge was saying that is seemingly bowing to prosecutors looking into this that it will matter and then settle their differences. prosecutors now saying those allegations are enough to make this plea agreement no and avoided. the judge is in this is position of saying you are both right. a message from both sides. no we can't, not yet. stay with us. you are watching fox business. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this.

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the revelations of the whistleblowers last week and other things that have come up about payment from other foreign governments, china, all that stuff that materialized since. now we are learning a limited deal could be back on track. the former deputy assistant attorney general of the united states, what to make of all this, what do you think? >> normally these plea agreements are open and shut and rubberstamped in no time. today it is different. a lot of drama unfolding in the delaware courtroom. my perspective, the surprising thing is this is not an issue the justice department and hunter biden's lawyers worked out in advance. how could they not have reached an agreement whether to be prosecuted on other charges. the fact that there is not a meeting of the mines, massive communication breakdown between the sides until the district judge called them on it today.

neil: obviously hunter biden's own lawyers would not entertain the possibility of additional charges down the road which these two minor charges with pale by comparison so naturally they wouldn't ones that. prosecutors would. if this comes up here is what we do. the conversation never happened and that is what the judge is calling upon. >> this underscores the effect at these hearings on the hill have had on this process. that i suspect made the judge ask these obvious questions. are you contemplating prosecuting hunter biden on other charges at some point in the future. why ask those questions before approving this agreement, the answer is only attention brought by congress, by the media on this investigation, other charges, the whistleblower tests, all that

was in the atmosphere and i suspect that led this judge to ask those questions. neil: i can't imagine, what hunter biden would agree to the possibility of something that could expand the guilty charges he's making today but that seems the only way out of this, to settle this for the time being leaving him open to additional charges for foreign governments and all of that, bringing his father into this. there is a new can of worms there. >> to say the least. from hunter biden's perspective, the way his lawyers are portraying this, this is the closest chapter in his life, that's the whole narrative that this will follow this. and today's hearing put a period at the end of that long

sentence. that may be a chapter or multiple chapters yet to be written in this saga. neil: what does your gut tell you? you agree to these minor charges with the understanding that potentially you have to look at this mess because you are not absolved from that though we don't know the particular's. >> there will be typical choices on both sides. from hunter biden's side the difficult choice is that when you identified. are you willing to take these charges off the table but leave your self open to potentially more serious charges down the road that could loop in. lauren: 1 why would he even entertain doing that? no upside for him. >> if he thinks he can get these charges put to rest with only a misdemeanor plea and no time served, maybe he's willing to take that deal even if he could be exposed down the road to other things. he might want to get these

charges behind him. the justice department, i think there's the question of if the deal does blow up will they move forward with the prosecution of hunter biden on these tax charges and the gun charge or are they going to say let's back burner these charges and put the case on hold until we figure out if we are going to bring other charges so the justice department will face that moment of truth too. >> could they have control -- that is hunter biden's lawyers, how quickly agreeing to these misdemeanor charges much earlier before any of this hullabaloo with the whistleblowers broken knowing full well that that could potentially implode? >> they could have handled it differently. the question, they struck a good deal. he was facing criminal jeopardy, potential incarceration, they look like they will get him out of this

misdemeanor real-time serving but one of the errors may be in not moving this had quicker. putting this deal to rest before the congressional engines revved up, before the whistleblowers testify, before congress got interested in exercising its oversight function of what the doj is doing. we could have put this to bed months ago. we find ourselves in a better position. neil: bottom line, this is not going away, doesn't sound like it is going away. >> i think we will see more action on the prosecution side of this case start revving up again. we will see action on the oversight side. people on the hill are interested in what is going on. looks like special prosecutor himself and us attorney himself may come into testify to explain his decisions, no question the judge through everyone a curveball. neil: i appreciate it, former deputy assistant attorney

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neil: an hour and 1/2 from knowing the course of interest rates, expected to go up one more time at the very least. accorded point. the markets are hoping for, the dow heading to the 15th straight day.

the interactive broker founder and chairman, good to have you. what do you think. in an hour and 1/2, another quarter point hike? >> another quarter, yes. . 20 and then what? >> and then we have to figure out what chairman powell is intending to say. have to bisect all of these. going forward. neil: he has a record. how the markets respond every time he speaks. they usually go down on fed meeting days, a bit of a debbie downer in that respect. he might feel the markets are getting ahead of themselves.

do you think the markets are getting ahead of themselves? >> definitely. for quite some time. certainly. the more we have to come down, yes. neil: let me ask how this works out with future rate increases. if we get the quarter point today, i know you are not setting monetary policy, very astute businessman. would you leave it at that? would you stop it with a rate hikes? what you say that is it, job done? >> no. i would like -- i think when there's a real interest rate of 1% to 2%. people are more responsible. economic actors more responsible. they plan better with interest rates.

neil: when you say there are real interest rates. 5.5%. >> the interest rate is higher than the inflation rate. interest rate and inflation rate is positive, real interest rate. being 1.5 to 2% over the inflation rate, that is what i would like interest rates to be. neil: the latest trends, retail, year over year showing 4%, we are kind of their but not there now. >> that's right. we are kind of their. this is a good place to be. i would not cut rates in a big hurry. i would continue with that very well. neil: you had an interest if you don't mind my switching to

politics, governor youngerkin in virginia, past the opportunity. he hasn't slammed the door on it but it comes amid disappointment over the rates for ron desantis in florida, he fired a third of his staff, trying to write that ship. what do you think? >> i think governor youngerkin would be an ideal candidate for the republican party. i very much hope he's going to enter the race. all in favor of being inclined towards him. if he entered it would be tremendous enthusiasm and he could win the general election which i think the other republican candidates we have, that includes trump, somebody

certainly will win the nomination, in the primaries, i doubt that they could win the general election because they are too extreme. neil: are you saying donald trump is too explain more others are too extreme? >> donald trump has many negatives. neil: you would not support him as the nominee if he were the nominee? >> i would support whoever the nominee is except maybe the no labels movement. i don't know if that can pick up speed and pick up followers, it is a possibility. i am undecided. neil: you are open to a third-party candidate? >> i am but my favorite outcome

would be if youngkin were to run as a republican. neil: we will watch closely. good seeing you again. interactive brokers founder and chairman. we will watch what the fed doesn't an hour and 20 minutes. the dow still holding its own for the 13th straight gain. what will test that after this. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do.

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aaron gibbs joins us. we are seeing ai, not minimizing it, netflix is begging for $900,000 a year, what do you make of that and the reality of this that to get this ramped up its going to cost. >> a lot of shifts and technology advancements you've got to put in the money on the research side. neil: amazon expanding its stores. >> and infrastructure. we can see some tips over the earnings growth in those areas. with regard to the stock market looking at the prices those companies are highly valued. neil: did we get ahead of ourselves with tech stocks?

with the mega being -- >> with google and they were the ones that led the market for the first half of the year and it has been since the beginning of july we see a bit of a shift, a little more value farther ahead of how companies do that. neil: how do you advise your folks who hang on your every word. is this real? some ai etfs, the nasdaq 100 is fine. how do you play it? >> i am advising that you look for jobs so this is not the time they are very expensive. most of the gains have already happened. i looked at small and mid-cap companies, they tend to be lower value, underperforming for the past year and a half.

that's where you get potential gains. at higher risk, potentially more opportunity than these mega names. neil: mega names. neil: nvidia and all the rest. >> one of the few chip companies, and that is all. they more than doubled their expectations more than doubled, the mega caps, and -- but again, you see these companies, during the dot.com era, underperformance even if they are achieving those earnings gains because valuations are so high.

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>> you hit the mark, the number is rising, how many americans are under 90 ° or harder, 69 million, the number goes up throughout today. it is hot, it is summertime, we know it's warm. the thing is excessive heat will cause trouble. could create severe weather from south bend, all the way to detroit with a likely zone of severe weather. damaging winds and tornado possible. storms heat backup, 259 million americans above average. at the end of the week we are still warm, temperatures climbing of the difference out west, in phoenix and many portions of the south have seen above average temperatures that are excessive. places like phoenix have been extraordinarily hot, 10% of the american population has had a hot start to slumber the. 26 days of 110 or harder, dry

heat, able to handle it. they heat starting to expand as it comes eastward. this is the first heat wave for a lot of places across that. the heat index, st. louis, roanoke at one hundred 2. new york city will feel like 103 °, heat will trigger storms on the i-95 corridor. the heat is back. friday kansas city feels like one hundred 6. richmond, virginia at 108 for their feels like temperature. the excessive heat warning on the i-95 corridor is good enough to set records. washington dc goes for 97 on friday. that will be the peak of the heat, look at new york, right through the early part of the weekend where it's very hot but if you make it through the heatwave the heat wave on the east coast there are signs of better weather next week. that's the change coming our way, temperatures back in the low 80s monday and tuesday.

hold on, it will be hot for a couple days. then early next week. neil: it is a wonder on my to pay. thank you for that. you are the best. i knew it was a toupee. the dow jones industrial average barely up 12 points. we will see more after this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones known as a loving parent. known for lessons that matter. known for lessons that matter. known for being a free spirit.

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