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stuart: everybody's working for the weekend by lover boy. i like the song. it's 11:00 eastern, friday, september 8. have a look at this market. improving as we speak. the dow such 92, nasdaq up 15, s&p up 10. show me big temporal integratio. microsoft is at the top, $4. apple, $178, meta reaching $300 a share and alphabet down only 13-cents. quick check of 10-year treasury yield. it's down a bit. bless you, darling. it is up 4.22%. now this, we are accustomed to frequent headlines from elon musk. this one shows his power and reach. he's helping to run the yew ukraine war. are we okay with this? a single private individual making life and death judge on a whole country.

putin invade and knocked out the communications and musk supplied star link system and it was a wild success. the russians couldn't jam it. then the ukrainians launched submarine drones to attack the russian naval fleet based and that's in crimea. the drones were guided by star link. musk realized what was at stake. suddenly he was in contact with the russian ambassador who told him an attack on the fleet would lead to new clear response. musk pulled the plug. he told star link to disable around crimea and they did. the drones couldn't navigate and missed targets and crisis eberthed and zelensky and putin, by elon musk, a private citizen. think about this, musk decided who would win and who would lose. he's not subject to any vote. he's not answerable to anyone and yet in that moment, he exercised an extraordinary level of power. are we okay with this?

third hour of varney starts right now. ♪ stuart: are we okay with a single individual albeit a multibillionaire exercising that kind of power in the middle of a war? are you okay with that? >> there's an old saying, believe, from spiderman with great power comes great responsibility. in this case, look, star link is an amazing product, and i'm confident it'll bring more good than bad to the world and innovation and all those things. these th things are morally agnostic and tools used for good or evil. i'm generally confident elon musk as a leader is an ally of the western world and free speech and those values in general, but i do think because it is a great responsibility, it might be a good idea to show the

world, world leaders, et cetera, regular citizens how you're making these decisions that you may have folks advising you and what that looks like. transparency is helpful for that to ole concerns from the rest of us. stuart: look, i think the guy is great. the man is a genius and extremely wealthy and done so many things in american business and yet holding that kind of power in a war. a little troubling for some. move o. governor desantis, florida, criticizing efforts to bring back covid restrictions. roll tape, please. >> in the state of florida, we've ensured this is a free state, and we've worked very hard to do that. we cannot let this happen to our country again. it's not just me saying that. it's not just me promising that. we've delivered the protections that guarantee that for each and every floridean.

>> i think people need to be ready to push back, particularly if you live in a blue area or major metro area and there's attempts to lock -- get these things moving again. the left will tell you they're fake and you're losing your mind. it's not true. there's an elementary school where kids are being masked in third grade because of a small outbreak of covid in the classes. you need to be ready to fight and tell leaders, we're an outlier on the world stage, no one does this to kids except and yous no one did it to the extent we did ever including europe's cdc. the equivalent is like you shouldn't mask any primary school children, but we did something entirely different and had damages to kids and they've never shown us that it's effective for stopping these outbreaks. stuart: what's behind it? is it fear or in my opinion is it the desire to control? >> i think there's a lot of power hungry stuff going on and

people got used to issuing these dicdicdictates and felt good and there's apart that thinks it makes them safer and if the government is going to do these things and force you, especially 8 year-olds that wear ill fitting maxes and not correctly and they don't work, if they force you to do that, it's incumbent bonn them to do something and move to you like a randomized control trial and they've suspiciously never done on schools and masks. instead we have it backwards in the pandemic. instead of demanding they prove those things to us for public health decisions, we went the other way and did whatever nonsense we were told to do, except in places where leaders stood up like desantis or kemp in georgia. >> great to see you back again. don't be a stranger. please, come back soon. >> glad to be here . stuart: thank you. listen to this one, denver handing out free cash to family who is have been "negatively impacted by covid". hold on, how much are we talking

about and who qualifies as being negatively impacted? lauren: $1,000 to $1500 cash and one time payment and i can't help but look at empty streets. april of 2020 and the height of covid and nobody knew what was going on and everybody kneed money to get by and lives were changing drastically. all these years in, do you need this one time payment? come on. stuart: i'm sorry to interrupt you, it's going to individuals, not businesses. lauren: individuals. you have to apply and show you're head of household and one dependent under the age of 18 and meet a couple of other different criteria, and the money is coming from the american rescue plan found so they have the money. but, you know, when you see images like -- we've looked past that. we don't want to go back there. is this still necessary? stuart: yeah. lauren: some people are always going too far. stuart: it's buying votes and i'll guarantee the political party that authorized that is democrat. i don't know for sure and i haven't looked it up.

lauren: it is, i'm almost positive. stuart: get free money if you vote for me. another one, in california no less, there is one city that's banning mask and covid vaccine mandates. tell me more. lauren: huntington beach. so huntington beach is just south of los angeles. very narrow vote but they have voted to ban mask mandates and mandatory covid vaccinations. they do still have rules in place if anyone tests positive that you need to mask up in certain situations but the acting mayor said the original mask mandates from back in the day unnecessarily limited the freedoms of their citizens. stuart: say that again. lauren: even the folks in huntington beach, california saying stop telling me what to co. maybe they'll get money next. stuart: 11:08 and a look at markets and looking at them now, apple is up a buck at 178, jonathan hoenig with me now. is this time to buy apple? not your normal kind of

investment but the one for you now? >> no, stuart, you have to watch it very closely. however that 174 level is the important level to watch. it's got to hold that. apple is ubiquitous and don't own it outright and diversified s&p 500 and 700 of every 100 in the u.s. stock market is an app and will this is a dominant part of innovation and technology of course. it's up sharply this year and, stuart, it's not a cheap stock even with the recent selloff trading about 20 times earnings at beginning of the year and at 30 times earnings now and expensive stock on weakness. i think you avoid buying obstron thedepth. stuart: every friday morning i look forward to interviewing jonathan hoenig and he always turns up with an exotic investment. does he have one for me now? go ahead. >> should be looking for places to make money, stuart. look, the american consumer is hurting and inflation is costing him or her and the family about an extra $700 a month so it's $8,000 a year. i'm looking over seas and

ironically some of the most troubled areas, stuart, have been some of the strongest so egpt is an etf that tracks, wait for t the stock exchange in egypt and looking to emerging markets for the diversified portfolio to hedge the resident and can make money even if the u.s. stagnates, which i believe it will. stuart: can you make money in the egyptian stock market? you're telling me you can. >> there's been whole histories where the u.s. markets underperformed and emerging markets outperform like 2001-2010 and i think we're in a similar part of the environment. now look, you always want to invest and talk to a financial adviser and never bet any one investment and emerging markets and turkey is probably the best example. tur, stuart, up about 60% in just the last year and i like egypt as well and we own it at capitalistpiloting.com..com. stuart: you scan the exotic investments from all over the world. is that what jonathan hoenig

does on the weekend? >> that's what they pay me for, stuart. making money and not just throwing darts at the board and think critically and look at all your investments and make those best choices for the long term. stuart: extraordinary stuff. every week he comes up with something interesting. joan than hoenig, thank you very much. game stop, that -- we're not going to call it a meme stock but down 6%. lauren: right, "the wall street journal" reporting that the sec is probing game stop's chairman ryan cohen for his surprise sale of bed bath and beyond shares. the sec requested communication information from cohen with board of directors and others. he basically tweeted repeatedly and positively about bed bath and beyond and sold shares and netted a profit of $60 million. that news and he's the chairman of game stop is the one reason it's done. stuart: there's a gun maker moving and that's smith and weston up 11%. lauren: summer is seasonally slow for the hunting season, and

their net sales in the quarter up 35%. stuart: hunting season in the northeast begins in november. lauren: is it? i thought september. stuart: in my area, it's the third saturday in november at dawn. that's when rifle hunting season begins for deer. lauren: where is it in the southern part of the country? all the time? i'm looking like an idiot right now. stuart: no, putting me on the spot. lauren: i'm not a hunter. stuart: let's move on. warner bros discovery. lauren: they're up almost 3% and ditto for paramount. bloomburg is reporting that warner bros discovery wants to add live sports from nb a&m lb to their -- n ba and mlb streams service and they're planning to raise prices once again and both stocks move up. stuart: that'll help. new lawsuit in colorado would keep donald trump off the state's ballot in 2024. is this the start of a new wave of lawsuits against the former

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low monthly payment financing. stuart: cnn van jones mocked the idea of reelected president biden. see this again. roll it. >> i think a lot of democrats look at these numbers and say the whispers are finally showing up in this data. people are talking behind their hand. they worry about joe biden. joe biden's like that grandpa that you love, that you believe in, you owe a lot, but you start to wonder, you know, would you give this grandpa a high stress job for six more years or want something else for him? stuart: van jones reacting to new cnn showing biden's approval rating, look at it on the screen, 39%. now, some voters in colorado have filed a lawsuit that would keep donald trump off the state's ballot. whoa. mark meredith is with me.

on what legal grounds can they do this? >> stu, good morning. the lawsuit alleges because of the 14th amendment trump cannot be legally on the ballot and the candidate himself says this is a trick to stop his campaign. on wednesday, six republican unaffiliated voters backed by dc-based ethics group filed a lawsuit arguing colorado secretary of state should disqualify president trump on next year's ballot based on section 3 of the 14th amendment. they said they're bringing in case because it's necessary to defend the republic today and in the future. the group says its filed a lawsuit in colorado based on state law and the calendar, but that more lawsuits are coming and more states and now colorado's secretary of state says she wants the courts to weigh in. >> in colorado law, how do we consider potential disqualification for ballot access? those are all really big questions, and i'm helpful that the court will provide guidance

to me as secretary of state and others across the nation. >> one person not thrilled with this is the secretary of state down in georgia, certainly not someone that's been a trump supporter. he said for a secretary of state to remove a candidate would reinforce the grievances of those seeing the system as rigged and corrupt. the former president may have a lot more to say about this. over the weekend he set to campaign tonight in south dakota and getting endorsed by kristi noem and the governor is scheduled to endorse him in rapid city and then out to iowa and will tailgate for the iowa/iowa state football game and governor desantis of florida in iowa too and we expect he'll weigh in on this latest news out of georgia about others, the grand jury were considering indicting as well. stuart: mark, thank as lot. look at this poll, a new poll and nikki haley edges out biden by six points in a head-to-head matchup. tim scott edges out biden by two point-blank layupses in a head-to-head matchup.

look who's here now. senator tim scott, the man himself. mr. gnat torr, thank you very much for coming on the show. great to see you again. first question. >> thank you, stuart. thanks for having me. stuart: are you going to catch touch nikki haley? >> the good news is my name continues to grow around the country. people are coming to the conclusion that they want an optimistic, positive mesosedge fertilizer with a backbone that understand -- mesosaenger and i'm going to -- start backing te blue and close the southern border. people get to know me more, the number wills take care of themselves and the good news is my life disrupts the lives of the radical left. i'm the most dangerous candidate the gop field because the radical left knows that my story tells the american people all things are possible in the great opportunity party. stuart: i believe you just came from a visit to a charter school

in new hampshire. i think you just walked into our studio right there. >> yes. stuart: is school choice big in your campaign? >> absolutely. part of my empowering parents plan, we have to empower parents to protect kids. every child in every zip code deserves quality education. if you give parents a choice, kids have the best chance at life. the problem is that the teachers unions stand in the doorway of every school and say we're going to trap poor kids in the poor schools. that's wrong and it is immoral. i will break the backs of the teacher's unions and give our parents the choice they need for their kids. stuart: education is a state issue. would you make it school choice? can you make school choice a federal issue? >> federalism is really important. most of the education decisions will be made on the local level. the question is what do we do

with the two major buckets of resources that come from washington? one, is title one dollars and two, title two-dollars for kids with special needs. take both buckets of resources and put them in a proverbial backpack and let those parents have the resources to choose the school of their choice. that's how we make sure that more schools in the poorest zip codes have more options. stuart: okay. >> the parents deserve more options and that's how we do it. stuart: you may be -- i'm sure you've seen this. but your mom wants you to help -- to focus on helping people. we're going to roll that tape, mr. senator. roll it, please. >> if your son make it is to the white house, is thering in want him particularly to focus on? >> people who don't have. i think that's just an important that if we have a president that's able to help people? help other people to succeed in your life because sometimes life

can be hard. stuart: how will you do that, mr. g senator? your mom said people that don't have a lot. >> one thing i did thinking about tax cuts and jobs in 2017, i was one of the primary authors of that bill. i thought about being raised by that single mother, beautiful woman that she is, what kemp did in the tcja was cut her tax, a single mom's taxes by almost 70%. dual income families by over 60%. we returned to the average people over $4,000, and we brought unemployment to the lowest level we've seen ever in the history of the country for african americans, hispanics, asians, 70-year low for women and 50-year low for majority of the population. that's how we restore hope and create opportunities. i've said my mother works 16 hour days. she taught me there's dignity in

all work. that's why if you're able-bodied in america, you work. it's one of the ways we restore dignity for the average person in our country. these are simple principles that need to be seen, felt, and understood from sea to shining sea. stuart: senator tim scott, thank you for take time out from what must be an extremely busy day, week, month, year. couple of years. great to have you and hope you can come again. thank you very much indeed. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: tune in for the second republican debate on september 27 . i'll be one of the moderators and catch it here on fox business. we better check out apple. that's very much in the news these days. jp morgan just trimmed their price target to $230 per share. okay. it's at $179 now. that's kind of optimistic i guess. now this, impact fees in california, basically that's a tax on new homes. we'll explain it. but it's causing home prices to

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stuart: well, business on wall street and we have a lot of green too. the dow is up 100 and nasdaq up 68 and s&p up 17 to close out the week. we're not closing the market just yet. there's one high school that's in queens, new york, that had to take in migrants and it filled up the school completely. what did the school do, ashley? ashley: not a lot of options and newcomer high school in long island had lines around the block before class began and that's because they had to be forced to send some of the students to a facility across the street. thousands of these migrant

students flooded the classroom and bear in mind only two-thirds of the students show up and it could get worse if they all attend schools and it's impossible to know how many asylum seeker students showed up because the department of education doesn't keep the records and doesn't track the immigration status of students, but it is estimated and the number being use second-degree 21,000 new myo-- use second-degree 21,000 new migrant students in the big apple and the chaos upset students and teachers and the like with many complaining that the districts should have done a much better job of setting this up and trying to plan beforehand because what happened yesterday was chaos, stu. stuart: ashley, you and i have talked a lot about the federal judge that forced texas governor abbott to take down those border buoys along the rio grand river there, but now he doesn't have to take them down? what happened? ashley: well, a temporary stay

was issued by the u.s. court of appeals for the fifth kirs ut and this came just a dish circuit and the u.s. judge odder herbed the state to move the floating barrier to the elmore bankment and the stay not -- embankment and could prevent texas from taking immediate steps from removing the bare yore and texas governor greg abbott deployed in july near the border town of eagle pass to prevent migrants from coming across the southern boarder and the barrier brought legal challenges from the u.s. justice department that accused texas of putting it on the international boundary without permission and the biden administration said this raises humanitarian and environmental concerns, but for now seeps it's going to stay in place. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. governor of california is gavin newsom and sending more national guard troops to the border and wants to combat the fentanyl crisis. steve hilton joining me.

looks like newsom is gearing up for a presidential run and goes after fentanyl and not migrants. how about that? >> exactly. it's all politics in this election season. you could be forgiven for saying in is a good move and where have you been? as this crisis is unfolded and it's years now we've seen tens of thousands of people dying in california and san francisco fentanyl killed more people than the covid epidemic and they're all over covid stop substantiately issuing draconian emergency regulations and so on. but nothing on fentanyl in the state legislature here in california. democrats blocked bill after bill that would have had tougher pents for fentanyl dealers.

stuart: next one, steve. explain this. impact fees charged on new homes that you've build and gone straight up and in there's a massive housing crisis and highest housing cost in america and lowest home ownership and a big part of that and impact fees, which is a name for what is effectively a t tax on house building ands astronomical levels and 300,000 in san francisco across the state 200,000 is typical. so we are taking action to try and do something about it. my organization golden together designed to put forward positive and practical ideas to turn things around in california and yesterday we filed a ballot initiative for november 2024 election to stuart: are to get o

get them built. in 60 dais, that starts and people can find out for californiansforhomeownership.com and support our campaign and we'll be up against it to get the signatures we need and it's a tough job and big state, but it's such a big crisis. everyone is infuriated by it and the number one reason people give in california and the cost of housing. stuart: if you get the signatures required and it's on the ballot, i predict you win on this one. >> i agree with you, stuart. stuart: an answer to ongoing problem in california. good luck to you, steve, i hope it works out for you.

steve hilton, everyone. good stuff. lauren is back with us. uvgot the story about communist getting their ploys and wait a second, are we under constant surveillance at work? lauren: yeah, whether you're in the office or not so pre-covid before everyone was works at home and now resume builder says the number is 96%. almost every company in this country is tracking what you do on your computer whether in the physical office or in your home office. stuart: not your own private computer and own private account? surely just your work account? lauren: at home on your work account. if it's on your work compute in the office, i'd imagine they have access to private act also if it's on the work computer. stuart: maybe so. god it. interesting point. thank you, lauren. grammy award winning producer

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particular song from that particular artist. that's miami, florida, of course. currently 86 degrees. now this, musician emilio estefan married to gloria estefan and fled cuba at 14 to come to america and since then won 19-grammies and emilio is here with me now. great to have you. >> god morning, sir. thank you for having me. stuart: you're a mogul. >> oh, thank you. stuart: i have a serious question to start with. we often here the american dream is not available to everyone anymore, especially to people of co-larra. would you -- color. would you pass judgment on that? >> i think we go through ups and downs, but we live in the best country in the whole world. we have freedom, one thing that people take for granted. when you have freedom, it's like when i came from cuba, i fled because i deny want to live in a communist country. my recommendation is we have to support america and look at it with a positive attitude and the

country is an incredible land that we live in. stuart: i'm an immigrant and i feel exactly the same way. contribute something positive to the great country. you now live -- you have eight different businesses in the state of florida. you cover everything. i mean, hotels and heaven knows what else. how is business? >> business is good. florida is excellent. miami is doing excellent and i'm happy and had a lot of people from latin america and europe and definitely the economy is fantast and i can real estate is fantastic. i think -- what i feel about for miami it's a role model for a lot of cities and we have the u.s. community and italians and so many of diversified of people and, you know, we love the city. we feel like one family and that's what -- we never left miami because we love that feeling. stuart: and business is real good in florida probably? >> real good. you know something, i think for many years i think this is the best time we have in miami because the real state, a lot of business and even restaurants are sold out. it's a great thing. the whole promotion about taxes

and people pay less taxes so a lot of people move to florida. stuart: oh, yeah, yeah, we understand that. forgive me, it's a financial show so i'm going to ask you a question, which you don't have to answer. are you a billionaire? >> i don't know about that. you know, i'm going to tell you, my life is not really about money. believe it or not, i think -- stuart: but it's nice to have it. >> it's very nice to have it. i was a kid and played for for a quarter and to get my mom out of cuba and a lot of time you learn sometime when is you go through tough times in life in your life and money doesn't make a big difference. yeah, it make as big difference in your life, but not in the principle to have a good life. i think, you know, i think the reason i have many operations and businesses is because i never wanted to have my kids go through what i went through coming to a new place and being difficult to get it and make money. it was hard and we women can a totally different sound. we came with a totally

different sound. i went to sunny seven times and not allowed to go upstairs the first day i went upstairs they said conga will never work in the united states. i said people will like it because they like who you are and me and gloria went to many places with a record and six weeks later was number one in england, holland, france, and germany all over the colder and then the united states. stuart: that's the best answer i've ever had on are you a billionaire. it's a really good one. what are you doing in new york? >> new york we're going to have an incredible fashion show this week. tonight. stuart: a fashion show? >> yeah, it's all with world music and latino music and like a celebration. celebration. i think something minorities sometimes, i love when we combine like the african americans and latinos and americans and other people like you, they're an immigrant that celebrate.

celebrate america, celebrate like i said, i think a lot of people take america for granted. let me tell you, when things are bad here, don't look other places, they're going to be a lot worse than we are. something, i believe in america. stuart: we love to hear that. >> i don't want to lose that and don't want my kids to wake up and think we're free. we can do it and you have opinions and like things and don't like things but the main thing is have a love for the country more than anything else. stuart: this program loves success whether you're a billionaire or not. emilio estefan, thank you so much. >> i'm going to check and i'll call you next week. stuart: let me know, please. it's a real pleasure, thank you so much indeed. much obliged. >> thank you. stuart: we digress and take a look at the market and all 30 of the dow stocks and see where we are. i'm looking at about more than just about half are up and little bit less than half are down. dow is up 95 points. please, folks, don't go anywhere. friday feedback is next. ♪

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♪ stuart: yes, i have actually. it's been a hard day's night and i've been working like a dog. that is the truth. it's the beetles. 87 degrees right there right now in new orleans. okay. lauren: that's new orleans s? stuart: yeah, it is. ashley, lauren, friday feedback. first upped from richard, stuart, someone that came from england, i thought you would have known that the hey song was actually from british glam rocker gary glitter. it was called rock n roll part 2 and came out in 1972. do you know that song, ashley? i certainly do not? ashley: absolutely, garmin reigns leading glitter was a big part of the 70s on top of the pops and his songs live on today through all these anthem songs you hear in sports arenas an the world. very much. literally used to wear a glitter outfit ashley: that explains it.

stuart: your english accent is an asset. i don't trust people with a new york city accent and a british accent is a sign of education and restraint to americans. lauren, what do you think? lauren: i have a new york city accent. it's not a new york city accent but a brooklyn accent or staten island or long island accent or put new mexico in there. it's a little tough and say it's polite from the british flair. stuart: as ashley, we have brith accents and it's an asset and if you have an asset, you use it. ashley: yeah, but there you've heard british accents among some of the soccer hooligans in the uk you'd think it's different and e indicated and refined. stuart: it's not about age but ken polcari ten seizure disorders and mental acuity at

any age and requiring politicians to pass the u.s. citizenship test. it's not going to work, paula, i'm remind that had vivek ramaswamy wants voters to take a mental capacity test before they vote. i think that's going a bit far, what do you say, ash? ashley: age is just a number going on up here. stuart: dave provide outdoor me with an excellent opportunity for commercial. dave says i was able to get a case of your son's wines sent to naples, florida, from my buxton-born mother-in-law. that's a town near my hometown. i'm a hero for getting the favorite present. the gentleman in the middle is my son in adelaide and get to varney wines in these here united states of america.

lauren: i've never gotten one from you. >> check the mail every day. stuart: dream on, people, dream on. end of my commercial. here we go. this is from mike. what would stuart have thought when he first game to america if he were told he'd be cohosting a primary debate for us, for u.s. president one day. i would have been shocked and astonished, and i'm very excited by it honestly. who saw this coming for 50 years and people have gotten used to my english accent. lauren: i saw it coming. i needled you every single day, stuart, you're hosting the debate. in my heart you deserved it. stuart: i'm anxious about it because it's a very, very big deal but i'm very excited by it and it is upcoming. lauren: it's an honor. stuart: yeah, that's the truth. see on the screen there, september 27th, it is the second

republican debate and it's going to be held in simi valley california at the institute. that's the proper name i'm sure. lauren and ashley, you'll be watching and critically watching, won't you. ashley: you don't have an ax sent, everybody else does. stuart: you're a good man. that's t everybody. thank you for sending in friday feedback and letting me do a commercial for varney wines. here's the trivia question. what percentage of -- oh, this is ridiculous. what percentage of americans snore? 16, 32, 48, 64%? this is a doozie. lauren: you don't know that you snore, someone tells you stuart: suppose you live alone? how do you know? lauren: disqualify. stuart: no, you can't disqualify, they went to a lot of trouble. we'll be back.

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stuart: this was some question. what percentage of americans snore. 16, 32, 48, 64%? you got to be first. ashley: i have sought some logs in my hand.

i i will go with number 3, forty%. neil: could is 2 thirds of us. 64%. >> i think most people, only 30, only one third of americans, you tend to snore more when you get older, don't you? whatever. 32%. that according to the sleep foundation, 44% of those are men, 28% are women. you are more likely to snore if you are a guy and in my opinion more likely to snore if you are a guy and getting older. are we clear on this? yes we are. time is up for "varney and company". i will countdown to coast-to-coast, 3, 2, one, starts now. david: presidential candidate nikki haley rising the polls and beating out other candidates on the republican side to beat biden in a head to head paul, what does the other big democrat in the 24 race think of