>> it seems the goal here is to make this sort of a collectors item producing four of them. the profit margin is insane based on the fact they are calling at minimalistic. i want bulletproof, guns that come out of the muffler, double obsessive car. she has her james bond fantasy going. >> we will talk about retail earnings, that's a big deal and says a lot about where the economy is going, debate preview, a lot to say. in crime as usual a big issue, a lot is coming up at one p.m. . cheryl: thank you so much. stuart varney, the time is yours, good morning.

stuart: good morning. 36 hours from now 8 republicans take the stage in milwaukee for the first debate. the presidential race is about to begin. this is a big prep day, candidates sharpening their 1-liners. everyone is chasing trump. we got a new paul out of i which shows trump has a 23 point lead in that state. president biden is back on his vacation at lake tahoe after quick trip to maui, he drew protests, looked tired and had to be led off the stage. a rambling speech, he embellished a story about a fire many years ago in his own home lodz that seemed inappropriate 100 people died in the maui fire. down dusters opening up with a small gain this morning, the s&p up, excuse me, and look at the nasdaq, one hundred 5 points before "the opening bell". interest rates remain at elevated levels.

the 10 year above 4.3%, your at 434 right now and the 2 year, 5.4%, 501. bitcoin holding right around the $26,000, 26,000 and $24. on the show today biden sells off unused building materials to make sure the republicans can't finish the wall. goes to court to -- and the floodgates are open as officials open sections of the wall. the open border is one campaign promise the president has kept. donald trump will surrender to authorities in atlanta on thursday after the debate which he will not attend, bail set at $200,000. an extraordinary situation. the president looking elderly and frail goes back on vacation, his leading opponent is about to be in an atlanta jail. tuesday, august 22, 2023, "varney and company" is about to begin.

♪ stuart: the song is center stage, you are looking at the stage is set for tomorrow night's first gop primary debate. who is in? lauren: these 8 candidates of qualified, chris christie, ron santos, nikki haley, asa hutchinson, mike pence, senator tim scott, will make their first impressions. absent his donald trump. even if they get their breakthrough moment tomorrow night it might not last very long. trump stealing all the oxygen,

he will surrender to authorities on thursday in georgia for alleged election interference. stuart: i want to get to a new paul from iowa that puts trump 23 points ahead of second-place governor ron desantis. tomorrow's debate, will it help these candidates catch trump? he has a 23 point lead. >> and i will potentially. iowa is caucus. caucus is not a primary. it is a vestige of a time gone by when people gather to talk about the candidates and pick who they are. not someone, it can potentially help in iowa. if they focus on what they are going to do to get us back to the time when trump was president without attacking trump or making trump out to be a god. it is a tough road to hold for them but the person or people who can do that you will see come out ahead and all eyes for

that are on ron desantis. stuart: donald trump will surrender to the authorities on thursday, bail set at $200,000. he's been given until friday to turn himself in but he will turn himself in the thursday because that's the day after the debate. >> was this a strategic move in light of the fact that everybody is going to be talking about who won the debate on thursday morning and a few hours later, thursday afternoon they are going to be talking about trump and it is going to be in one context, democrats talking about it, we've got the mug shot of our guy because in the situation, the mug shot, on the republican side it will be they are weapon icing the justice system after the former president of the united states -- by friday when you take some polls, interesting to see, has the mug shot helped trump more than the debate helped his opponent?

lauren: it makes what mike sent -- what mike pence says so important. i keep saying chris christie will beat up on donald trump, could it be mike pence? >> pence has the ability to say here's what happened in the room when it happened. stuart: what a situation we have walked into. the president looking we can frail on vacation in california, the former president booked in an atlanta jail. >> a wild split. stuart: in a way, people walk away from that, they don't want to see this. you've got to stay right there. president biden was in maui, he toward the devastation from the wildfires. he has been criticized for his delayed response. lauren: some said no comment, making fun of what he said when asked about them maui wildfires, others greeted with jeers, protests, biden did tell survivors the whole country will be with you.

he is supporting them. at one point, senator from hawaii brian schatz had to go to president biden to ask if he wanted some water. you can see him in the black shirt kind of guide the president away from the podium. he moved slowly. did he want water? stuart: he looked frail to the. >> he always looks frail. this is frail in hawaii versus frail in pittsburgh, frail at the beach, frail at the white house. it underscores to your point what are times we are in. i've been catching up on the fdr documentary on the history channel, somebody who had every excuse in the world, crippling condition, in a wheelchair for so much of his adult life, yet he is focused, the focus on his team is making sure he is strong in public, we are going through a war.

this administration doesn't seem to get it. stuart: at a difficult thing to talk about. something happen to our president, we have president harris and that would be a significant problem. >> i don't think either party, they don't want president harris, do the democrats? democrats know that she was a vessel by which to get the election and everybody will admit that on the democratic side she's not does presidential serial. stuart: let's get to the markets. i see a little green on the screen. a huge futures market especially the nasdaq, one hundred points. guess who is with us now, kingfisher joins us. what made the market so we can august? >> thanks for having me on. in terms of fear, one of them is the chinese economy week, the chinese government moving

around in ways that are unusual, they know something terrible has got to be terrible. interest rates ratcheting up, you talked about that a few minutes ago and the other fear, the economy is too strong. inflation will persist, bigger, higher and longer and a little bit, by the way, short-sellers supposedly unwound their positions, now they have put them on, selling them in august, all these are -- stuart: that is august, should fortify wheat reasons for weakness in august. take us through september, how will things look next month? >> what markets like to do, bull market, have short breaks that scare people, they sell out before that.

this one here looks like one we had last march and have forgotten about. we will move on to higher prices in the fall as we did before, the back half of third years of president's terms, almost always positive and moderate than the first half. stuart: the place to be for you is the stock market. as opposed to the 5% yield on a treasury, you're on stocks. >> by the way, it is important to note the stocks waited around a lot. a lot of volatility and higher prices than would be normal. the fact is as i said here, the place this year that is strongest you can see today is tech and high quality growth. stuart: that is where you want to be?

>> yes. stuart: that is true for all investors, not just multibillionaire's but the rest of us? >> mind you, you can't make that prescription, they want to be in real estate for other reasons. for some people they have money that has short-term leads. if you are thinking about longer-term goals -- stuart: do you ever consider politics? making an investment, go ahead. >> in a macro sense, the president's term i talked about things related to politics globally a lot as they impact markets, but the other part, not as much when it comes to single stocks. by the time we get to the single stock level, the defense budget might be increased or

decreased, how will that impact defense stocks? that's priced into the market. stuart: thank you very much. stocks are the place to be. see you soon. come back and see us. the overnight sensation, oliver anthony, hopes his song north richmond represents more than just the working class. roll tape. >> they don't have to be blue collar americans which i've gotten messages from people in countries i don't know how to pronounce. this is something that has touched people globally and there's a reason for that. stuart: country music star john rich will join us later on the show talking about oliver anthony. there is this. the white house is touting bidenomics. the latest fox poll shows voters are not buying what the administration is selling. we will be back.

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stuart: our latest fox poll shows 25% of voters feel president biden has made the economy better. grady trimble in milwaukee speaking to voters ahead of the debate tomorrow night. what do they want to hear from the candidates? >> reporter: they want to hear how republicans plan to turn the economy around and tamp down inflation. they want to see how republicans's vision for the economy contrasts to bidenomics. the fact of the matter is voters are not pleased with the

state of the economy right now. in our latest fox news paul, 8 in ten say it is in bad shape, more than half of voters a president biden has made the economy worse. some here tell us they feel it every time they purchase food and fuel. >> i see the prices go up with gas, probably over a dollar from what was before. take advantage of it. >> what do you feel about the current state of the economy? >> out of 1 to 10? 4. i don't know. it's not good. things are very expensive. much more expensive. >> reporter: we caught up with brian style. he says for those on the debate stage focusing on kitchen table issues will help win over independent voters.

>> on that debate stage, talking about conservative policies move us forward, family struggling to pay the bills and contrasted to the failed policies of president biden this will be a successful debate. >> reporter: is worth pointing out that president biden was here in milwaukee, one week ago, trying to sell bidenomics which, as you saw in the polling, is extremely unpopular. the republican candidates on the debate stage will have a chance to propose their alternative to bidenomics. stuart: thank you. trump is not taking part in tomorrow's debate, but ronna mcdaniel warned trump and says staying away is a bad idea because if he skips, biden might do the same next year. charlie hurt joins us now. is that a realistic idea? does trump skipping tomorrow's debate give biden an excuse to do the same in 24?

>> i don't think it does. donald trump should do this debate. he should do all the debates. even cnn has to acknowledge six years late that in those debates against 2020, in the biden family, this is his forte. in terms of giving an excuse for president biden not to debate is a red herring, doesn't make sense, these are primary debates run by the party. i understand trump's argument, his argument is he is the incumbent so shouldn't have to do these debates. look across the aisle. president biden is not doing debates. he's not going to debate rfk junior because he doesn't want to. that doesn't give him an excuse to get out of doing the general election. the general election debates

are very different and every incumbent president has to face his challenger if you wants to win reelection. i think this is an effort, you see it, ronna mcdaniel is trying to get donald trump to participate in the debate it is using every argument she can but this argument in the new york times and other places, starting to cover for president biden to set up an argument to get him out of having to debate donald trump because it is so embarrassing, he does have to debate whoever winds up being a republican. stuart: i think you are right. vice president harris is trying to reshape her image. in an interview she said you would've seen the same thing four years ago. it is always who i have been. i can't get into people's heads about things being one way or another. not as if i just found myself. i have always been here and

never went away. can she change the voters perception? stop laughing. >> the voters perception of her has always been the same since she got 0 delegates in the delegate primary a few years ago. how many times, you keeping track at home of how many times she has reinvented herself? at some point, if you reinvent 30 times, you might have to face the reality that there' s something wrong with your product and no matter how many times you repackage it, it's not going to sell, people don't want it. that's the case. stuart: there is a new expression built around kamala harris. it is i j bom, i just burst out laughing. i think that has a lot to do with kamala harris. we are out of time. really enjoying this. i will see you again soon.

the wall street journal, they have an op-ed on trump. really took him to the cleaners. >> a pretty scathing piece including trump's decision to skip the debate shows you wants to avoid tussling with competitors because he thinks more presidents will nominate him for a third time without a real contest and they like that mr. trump is a fighter but for whom is he fighting, them or himself? they expect gop voters to nominate him, a primary debate much less real nominating contest. and new hampshire primary, perhaps mr. trump's presumption is repeated nominations in the past, in thrall to one man and suffered repeated losses before it, very scathing from the wall street journal. we will see. stuart: very scathing.

check futures please. it is tuesday morning. i see some green especially for the nasdaq. we will take you to wall street for "the opening bell" next. ♪

stuart: futures point to a nice gain at the nasdaq, minor loss for the dow. michael lee with me this morning. nvidia report tomorrow, expectations are sky high. looking at the premarket up 2. 5%, 483 is the price this one. what is going to happen? can they meet those expectations? >> after last quarter, it is a tough ask. i have never seen anything like this, no one has. last quarter was the largest guidance raised in the history of the world. it is not hyperbole or exaggeration. what are we going to see? unimaginably we will see something spectacular and personal perspective i would

like to see spectacular earnings but not enough for the markets. a selloff in the stock, this ai trend is for vlans will keep going. expectations are moving around, could beat them but they are the tip of the sphere for this ai trend which is story this year. and ugly few weeks or months or so, 30% this year. stuart: in the past you told us about asm l, the machines which the ai ships from nvidia fit into. >> this is an unbelievable company. they have a monopoly on their machines. it has been described in the manufacturing process as a combination of magical miracles. it is a dutch company, no one will break them out without asm l machines. chips can't expand. blue one a dutch company? >> yes.

stuart: since when did miraculous machines come out of europe? the 10 year yield, i've got it this morning, 4. 34%. you think it has peaked? >> we got to be close to that and what is while is how well stocks are doing when interest rates on the back end jump so it is something to watch. if we have a little disappointment from nvidia and this goes up to 4.5, this could spell a sharp direction in stocks, something to keep your eye on. stuart: something you will get into. >> if we have a selloff here. my clients are asm l. if nvidia sells off sharply, this is an extra point. stuart: back up to the money. thank you very much indeed to. precisely 9:30. the market is open.

we are looking for a solid gain for the nasdaq. it's a 30 gain for the industrials, not a bad start, 2 thirds of the dow 30 are in the green. they are up. the s&p 500 open to the upside, they are up 0. 4%. %. 17 points i, the nasdaq is where the big gain is, 0. 70%. %. 13,590. show me big tech, in the news these days, they bounced back, microsoft is up 325, meta-up 291, apple 176. alphabet, 128. let's look at nvidia, just opened, 2% higher at 479. lauren has the movers. i want to start with microsoft. making moves in europe and in britain in particular with their activision.

lauren: they are making huge concessions. this has been going on for a year and a half. to get this through, the cma in the uk and the ntc and the european commission, to get it through the uk, giving the french company streaming rights to activision games for 15 years. so they are able to license out the content to any cloud gaming provider and even with that, it is not certain that this deal is greenlighted in the uk. there is optimism, shares are higher by 1.4%, microsoft should be higher too, nada done deal yet. stuart: is 325. i know the s&p downgraded some banks, they were regional banks. lauren: five of them, associated bank core, serious

stuff, liquidity concerns, depositors shifting into higher interest paying accounts that increases funding costs for the banks. the highest level, citing troubling commercial real estate. and put 6 on watch. stuart: never like to hear it. you don't want to hear it. lauren: silicon valley was so long in the past but really not. it was just a few months ago and dealing with the aftereffects being put into question. stuart: how about the retailers including macy's. what is happening? stock down sharply. lauren: they said their customers under pressure, same-store sales fell in the quarter, they are worried about the back half of the year, you have to start paying student loans back. bloomingdale's is higher income chain but macy's is

middle-class sort of department store and they are seeing rising credit card balances. they cut their outlook, they maintained a lower outlook, stock is down 9%. 9%. stuart: lowe's, home improvement people. lauren: you fix of the when you have. they are seeing an increase in small-scale home improvement projects. a.k.a. maintenance work on your house and the stock is up 2.5. stuart: bj's? lauren: they expect to% increase in same-store sales including gasoline, that is about half of the previous forecast so stock is down 2%. stuart: dick's boarding goods. lauren: when we talk about people stealing the industry term is shrink, talk about target, now we are talking about dps. the ceo of dps said people are stealing and that is hurting profitability, profits down 23% in the quarter, they cut their full-year profit guidance, didn't put a number on strength, it might come out how

much people are stealing, we talked about four companies, retail and the consumer, what's the state of the consumer? they are pulling back at macy's, focusing on small-scale projects at lows and stealing, house the consumer? stuart: don't spread that across all consumers. zoom i presume are up this morning, they are down today. after that report. stuart: time too. they sell bundles where you can purchase an ai feature for instance that summarizes your meeting, those bundles are helping them but some of their corporate clients are downsizing to cheaper packages. so it is push and pull. that's what is going on, they did raise for your numbers which is a positive but the stock in october of 2,020, an all-time high for zoom, $568. pandemic winner, zooming became a verb.

now they are 65. stuart: $500 lower than they were in the pandemic. the chinese tech company reported before the bell, stock is up. anything to do with ai? stuart: there chabad is call learning, launched earlier this spring, they are waiting for approval for large-scale rollout but it is doing well. average monthly users up 8% on the year and strength in advertising. of the one thanks very much, check the big board. business has been open for 5 minutes, we are down 9 on the dow jones industrial average. anyone is among the dow 30? put them on screen, would love to see them. until at the top come microsoft is there, boeing, apple, cisco on the list. the s&p 500 wins, top of that list, hasbro, lowe's, mode dharna, tesla, tesla at 238. the nasdaq, topping the list, mode dharna, tesla number 2,

s&l holdings, barbell technology on the list, the 10 year treasury has a lot of investors worried, 4.34%. the price of gold, $1900 and $22 per ounce, bitcoin struggling to hold $26,000 a coin, 26,010. the price of oil, $80 a barrel, 99, natural gas moving quickly, doesn't change much. the average price for a gallon of gas is down once and overnight, back to 385. same for diesel, diesel is unchanged overnight at 434 on average. coming up, we wandered away from the first republican debate. will president biden watch it? not of the white house has a say. role table. >> i hope not. i hope -- i don't know.

stuart: a bit more on that later in the show. top white house economic advisor jared bernstein tired of being asked about inflation. he thinks questions over high prices are getting stale. larry kudlow on that right after this. ♪ ♪

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stuart: the nasdaq is up 50. and the s&p up 9. president biden's student rate relief plan, how much is is the plan going to cost? >> always taxpayers money, the

new rollout of this plan, $475 billion over a 10 year budget window up according to the budget model. president biden releasing a campaign style add as he announced all the student forgiveness he has taken it people can sign up for savings on valuable education plan or the same plan. >> president biden: we approved one hundred $16 in debt cancellation, 3.4 million americans no matter how many challenges republican elected officials or special interests try to put in our way. >> because the supreme court shot down the $440 billion plan, the president is trying to find ways to add it up into pieces. this program requires people paying student loans pay only 10% of the income after housing or food costs. president biden lowered the percentage to 5%. %. anyone making $32,000 a year would pay 0. because the change to another

program after 25 years of repayment even if the payment is 0 the loan is forgiven. over part of this plan. >> the forgiveness scheme was blatantly unconstitutional. the attempts by the biden administration to widespread student loan forgiveness. not even executive action, just press release. >> reporter: only congress according to them has the ability to appropriate billions of dollars, right before the election cycle. stuart: next case, larry kudlow, there he is. what say you?

larry: i say it's too easy. of course they are. it's too easy a question, too easy and answer. what don't they understand about the supreme court decision and the heroes act it is based on had nothing to do with student loans or additional spending of any kind. everybody knows this, everybody sees through this, the most transparent vote buying we have ever seen. i hope somehow -- stuart: if that was too easy i will move on. white house economic advisor jared bernstein does your old job, watch this. >> the economy is pretty good but people don't care because

they are tired of paying higher prices and they think the president is in part to blame. >> i hear where you're coming from and get this question all the time but i feel like that line of questioning is going to get stale. stuart: what do you say? larry: i was director of the national economic council. my friend jared bernstein with the council of economic advisers. it is not stale, i understand the year-over-year comparisons, the federal reserve, that is good but what if he doesn't understand the level of prices. the cpi is up 16% since february of 2,020 one. groceries up 19%. gasoline at $3.86, $2.22 when

biden took office. paltry up 19%, new cars up 20%, should cars be up 24%, real weekly wages have fallen in 26 of the last 29 months. the level of real wages has come down. that hasn't been made up. the fact the year on year cpi is slow doesn't impact that. estimates run up $600, $700 a month in purchasing power for all these necessities of life. that is what jared is missing. stuart: he's also missing the shock value of inflation. every day people go to the grocery store and pay $7, $8, $9, $10, $5 for eggs, that's

shock value which statisticians, economists and people who do the statistics don't understand. the american public is shocked when they go to the gas station, the grocery store, that shock is not worn off. larry: i think that's right. i would agree with that. it is sort of strange. remember the inflation reduction act, one of your favorites. we all argued that that was misnamed month it was a spending act and that it was a climate spending act. recently, estimated, $1.2 trillion. white house bigwig john podesta was just talking about this. and he said this was not the inflation reduction act, this is a private act, a green new

deal act. that stuff is very unpopular and folks would like to see a greater effort at curbing prices that you your self just mentioned, every day necessities have been rising rapidly. the fact the 12 month change, what economists use, does not affect the actual level of prices which continues to rise in key areas. bidens are driven by ideology and central planning. not driven by common sense every day considerations normal working folks and typical families are driven by. that is one of their biggest vulnerabilities. we when we will be watching for:00 eastern on fox business, always a pleasure. thank you, see you soon. if there was one campaign promise president biden will keep, it is ending the border wall. he has gone to great lengths to

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stuart: if robo taxes are not already in your city they may be on the way. ashley webster joins me from atlanta. your in front of an autonomous vehicle. tell me about it. ashley: it is very cold. it is up graded by a company that has autonomous vehicles in a dozen cities across the united states. let me push the button and hopefully, opening the doors to the future, come on inherent i will show you what we have. this can take -- they are built up, no standing. this is a software program.

this one is holding just exactly where to go step-by-step. sensors on the front of the vehicle and the back and also an attendant on the vehicle who can talk to head office in orlando through a camera here. top speed, 50 miles an hour. you can sit back and relax but you won't get there quickly but we are in a business park area, we have shopping and the atlanta braves stadium a stones throw away. on game day, this is a popular option. the executive director of cumberland, unity, how popular is it? >> it has been a great success, running for three weeks, we had 1300 riders, 90% said they felt safe, would like more autonomous shuttles in the district. ashley: atlanta is famous for its dreadful traffic problems. is this one?

>> reporter: this is part of the solution. the cumberland cid is developing this project to be a 3 mile, walking, biking in the autonomous shuttle system. especially on game day. fans are excited, and they call cumberland, we love the people are testing this cutting edge technology. ashley: in the initial pilot program it is free, can't beat that price. we have one of the shuttles operating in yellowstone national park. does anything to help traffic in atlanta, sign me up. stuart: back to you later. thank you for joining us for the hour, appreciate that.

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