>> there are things i say that are populous and things that are conservative. what the media decides to label you, they get it wrong every time. at the end-over the day, all i care about is what the american people want. >> i can't believe the biden white house isn't aware of the

great difficulties they face in a general election. in there's a new face, all of the concerns would go away. >> there's a dumbing down of standards, goals and ambitions in the country in law enforcement and education and all kinds of spheres, which is hurting the country. >> you don't want marching military orders where one party votes 100% one way and 100% the other way and i don't want the republicans to become a blow seizure disorders conservative fair reporter: >> when we digest the info, rates will be stay higher for much longer. stuart: david bow wee, i remember hip. he's my generation. lauren: every time ashley webster fills in for you, there's a lot of david bowie on the show.

stuart: he's a fan. september the 20th, to the markets and nice gain for the dow. up nearly a half percentage point, 163 points and minor loss for the nasdaq and gain for s and p. big temporal integration, all down and all in the red. have a look at 10 year treasury yield and down a bit. but it's still above the 4.3% level >> i've heard young leaders talk with me about a term they've coined alled climate angseizure disordersty, which is fare of the future. and the unknown of having children and buying a home and

what will this climate be? >> seriously? i'm sure there are some youngsters who have been taken in by the bloom and doomers but if that's the whole outlook of a whole generation, we got trouble. don't plan on a family or buy ago home because the climate will get you and raises questions about the biden harris ticket. if joe biden is incapacitated for any reason. we'll have president harris and that should concern everyone. does anyone believe that he can hold >> that's the real anxiety here. the possibility of a kamala harris presidency and even the media sees the problem and no wonder there's something going on. that's my season and state of georgia's going on here.

third hour of varney starts right now. kansas wednesday, martha is here, thank goodness. do you believe that climate anxiety is stopping youngsters from having children and the statement from the vice president is so amp threat cal and everything that the country is about. america will solve this problem. you should be nothing more optimistic having children and buying a home and those are the principles that this country thrived under for generations and in the face of what at many times seemed insurveillance moundable and world wars through

plagues and we've always been survivors and thrivers and look in the eyes of any young person dealing with climate anxiety and thinking about throwing it all away in and we have to deal with the current energy source and have children, get married, by the house. you're the future opportunistic america. that's an opinion we can live with and i'm going to move on. hold on. i want to show outrebounded viewers those headlines and i've had in the middle of the editorial and all about biden's age and biden's age problem not going away and biden and age question. et cetera, et cetera. 69% overthoughters say biden is too hold to serve another four years. martha. this is not going away.

it's aappeaappearances and stums and it's his concern about his ability to have the energy and capacity to do the job and regardless of the number of ages, i think. but the fact you're seeing all the stories written is a building process. you're seeing more and more questions about whether or not he's the guy. and whether or not he's supported going forward and there's no good backup plan and evidenced by the numbers and

it's trouble some and democratss are getting nervous. and >> we've seen the degradation of tradition and people tressaing properly for things and all across elements of all society; right. we have to have decor rum because decor rum is what makes a civil discourse arena and john fetter man said i'm only going to wear what you're supposed to wear and whatever the dress code

is. let's demand better of everyone and and decor rum. and >> i thought i was rogue not wear ago tie. stuart: we're strict on this show. thank you, martha. catch you at 3:00 p.m. on the story. thanks, martha. back to the markets as you saw a moment ago. tepper has fixed his collar. i want to talk about the caucus-backed toe worker strike. the union wants to be paid for 40 hours of work and do 32 hours of work and that's absolute nonstarter. >> the omelet person that gets to work part-time and get paid full-time is president biden. got one there. i agree with you, stu.

and what we're talking about and the goal of any that leads to job creation and produce more and work less. that doesn't work better. look at 32 hour thing and biggest thing jumping out to me is job security. and not advocating that and this whole ev mandate, and california's policy and when you produce an ev, that requires 30% less labor and these workers want me to build evs and destroys my own job. i guess i'm a little empathetic from that stan point and it makes no sense.

>> got it, thanks, mark. stay there, please. stuart: we me for the hour. movers include today ibm, solid gain, back up above 150. lauren. lauren: they got a new bull and upgrading the price going up 28% to street high $188 a share. thigh say it's undervalued and mis-under. might describe a boyfriend and ibm playing unique roll in technology allowing ai integration in the cloud. stuart: steel case, i know they're an office furniture maker and very hasn't from them. lauren: 25%. we're working at work again. we don't see every day on sixth avenue and mid down manhattan and maybe slowly happening and more companies buying office furniture. 25% up steel case, nassau county

nating. >> the core end consumer at a stress point and things get worse. and excess savings o for middle end shopper to be depleted by the end o of fall. >> that's a trade down play and makes little sense. and that's new and tell you all about it. look at this, headline in the wall street journal, it's calling united nation's "irrelevant and comes as president biden and ukraine zelensky continue to urge members to stand up to russia's

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stuart: president biden met with israel ease prime minister and the peace deal. peter doocy with me. do we know what's in this deal? >> we are waiting for details and repeat and instituteable for

the broadcast and seeing the weed verne and it's pixlated to refeed and not happening here? the white house and foras long as i've been around. his existing problem and coalition. and >> he was detained and released and white house officials not leading too much

into that. >> that's what the un is for and getting up and talking about the interest of the nations and not swayed any real minds there. >> and ahead of the refeed of the biden netanyahu sit down and bulletins crossing wires and u.s. and israel bond is ironclad and they're going to discuss a two state solution for palestinians and president biden and netanyahu president biden said we can forge historic peace between saudi arabia and israel. stay tuned for details on how that can happen in the next couple hours. stuart: does sound positive. peter doocy. thank you very much indeed at the white house. biden is urging un to stand united with ukraine. however, four of the five permanent members of the security council skipped the general assembly meeting. t"the wall street journal" calld the united nations i recalled,

their word. it's "an yule gap fest underscoring the quote. i can haley was looking at re--- nikki haley was looking at reforming this and how do we do that for good and north korea was belligerent and toughest sanctions against north korea and approved by the security

council and russia and china going along with those and it all depends on who's in the white house and place of leadership. you know, from what i could tell when president biden spoke yesterday for example i didn't see any mayor world leaders in the room. we didn't have the fight for security council members and it was a speech that could be missed, and that was what someone that spent a lot of time in the state department that key world leaders didn't need to be in the room for his speech. stuart: not good by any means. >> so sir. stuart: take a look at this this is happening rate now and anything to do with this and saying anything?

when they came to power and infrastructure saying in the trump administration, this is terrible and they'll never get alone and had a good relationship and people like kim briar that ran latin america for us at state department and knew mexico really well what i'm really concerned about is the biden administration paying no attention and end up having a narco state on the border because of this undefended and open border, these cartels are making billions of dollars in human trafficking and and hope the democrat politics that have spoken out and the democratic

politician on the border and hope they can speak out and clearly the mainstream media wouldn't cover it as long as republicans are talking about it. stuart: morgan, you're right. tune in you as well of course. morgan and i joining outnumbered today and that'll be at 12 noon eastern time at fox news in about 40 odd minutes. see you then. stuart: we have to update this. doctors just concluded their tests on these alien corpses, ashley. what did they find? ashley: mexican doctors found "no evidence of any assembly or manipulation of the skulls of the so-called nonhuman beings -- remains". researchers say the study proved the alleged aliens belong to a

single skeleton and were not assembled with human octobers. in other words they're real. the alien pair were alleged unearthed in peru in 2017 and have elongated heads and three fingers on each hand or appear humanoid in shape with two arms and two legs each. there is plenty of skepticism and academics, archaeologists, scientists say mummified remains and ufo enthusiasts claim our aliens are generally just modified bodies. but there's more to this story, i guarantee you, stu. we're on it every step of the way. stuart: absolutely, ash. do your duty, lad. ashley: i'm on it. stuart: attorney general merrick garland grilled by lawmakers on capitol hill and david is there and has the latest have the very important hearing. that leaves his eat open and jason chaffetz ask what he's

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chimp and mail chimp has been doing e-mail automation for quite some time. we use it for our company in addition to hub spot so what clavio is doing, there's nothing new and special. intuit, one unique thing about them is they own a bunch of mission critical software as a service, companies whether it be turbo tax or quick books or mail chimp came out with a new generative ai assistant and should help them and intuit is the better way to play the e-mail automation. >> the magic word, ai. >> all you need. stuart: diamond-backed energy. >> favorite energy stock, low cost producer in the perm yum. at this point, everybody needs to have exposure in the energy sector. it's the strongest sector we have right now, 98% of the sector trading above the 200 day moving average and earnings wait of the sector, half of the market cap weight of the sector. things should re-rate higher for energy. stuart: okay, moving on. thanks, mark.

attorney general merrick garland is testifying before the house judiciary committee as of right now. it's all about the weaponization of the department of justice. david respondent following the -- spont following the hearing. david, did anybody bring up hunter biden yet? reporter: hi, stuart. not only have people brought up hunter biden but 85-90% of last hour and a half in the hearing room behind me. small line of people trying to get in and it's a contentious hearing as we expected and attorney general's 12th time before congress since joe biden was elected president, but his first time in front of this republican-led committee during congress. we caught the attorney general walking in and i asked him a question about the upcoming hearing and said nice to see you and kept walking in. his test today, stuart, no question, a big one: try to convince skeptical republicans there's no dual system of justice despite the publicity of hunter biden investigation. judiciary chairman jim jordan opening the hearing this way,

watch. >> this fix is in, four and a half years, four and a half years the department of justice has been investigating president biden and hunter biden with an investigation that limited the number of witnesses agents could interview. >> garland appointed david weiss to special council and u.s. attorney in delaware and garminland said in his opening statement -- >> i reaffirm today that i'm not the president's lawyer. i will add i am not congress' prosecutor. the justice department works for the american people. our job is to follow the facts and the law, and that is what we do. reporter: but, stuart, republicans believe that garland has been in contact with the white house about the hunter probe. >> has anyone from the white house provided direction at any

time to you personally or any senior officials at doj regarding how the hunter biden investigation was to be carried out? >> no. >> garland said no and he's under oath and republicans want to talk to david weiss mostly and he would submit a report when he was done with the investigation of the hunter biden probe. stuart: got it. david, thank you. bring in jason chaffetz who was on the committee. >> they want to put the attorney general on the record and what kind of heavy hand from the department of jus dis-because the whistle blowers even fbi agents themselves have said this whole investigation was slow walked and one of the biggest things they're concerned about is how is it that the statute of limitations was allowed to

expire on evidence they had that case and pursuing that case and statute of limitations are allowed to expire and that's a huge benefit for the biden family. the house oversight committee. >> what are they looking for next week? >> access documents and interview witnesses and right now the only way to enforce that subpoena and subpoena from chairman comer is the department of justice and many of those subpoenas and documents from the department of justice and impeachment inquiry the power ovvote of full house of republicantives, which is good in the legal battle that is sure

to happen after that case. they need that broader mandate to make things happen. stuart: the republicans are very divided here. if the government shuts down, would these investigations be slowed down? >> yeah, the time that government shut down and staff shut down and things come to a screeching halt and essential workeers in the federal government continue to work but however long a shut down lasts and i think there'll probably be one, everything else comes to a screeching halt. halt. stuart: as you know, jason, you know what's coming and senator mitt romney will not seek reelection in 2024 and leaves the seat open for the senator in utah. you used to be a congressman from utah. you're smiling and laughing. are you ready to jump back into the political ring? >> my life will be complete if i'm never a u.s. senator so

look, i've kept the door open. i've thought about it and my wife denies -- wife and i talk about it. i like my relationship with fox and you know what, stuart, you're going to be one of the very first people to know if i'm running for office because i'll call and hit you up for a donation. stuart: we've got to show you this again. fox border drones, massive group of myograns crossing the southern border in eagle pass and we're told that group is now 4,000 strong and it's happening now. predominantly adult men. our reporter bill melugin says many from venezuela and others arrived on a train from mexico, and there are still migrants in the water crossing. that's what we've got going right now. jason still with us?

okay. >> yes. stuart: jason, i'm sorry, we've got to move on but that is a developing story. that is huge. okay, we've got to take a short -- talking about the crime crisis running rampant in los angeles. just got a little more personal for fox news distributer leo terrell. what a story. he'll bring you that story -- we'll bring it to you after t this. i've spent centuries evolving with the world. that's the nature of being the economy. observing investors choose assets to balance risk and reward. with one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. agile and liquid. a proven protector. an ever-evolving enabler of bold decisions.

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stuart: all right. what you're looking at is a developing story of major proportions. this is important. on sunday, 7,500 migrants crossed the border in eagle pass, texas. on monday, 2200 crossed and now you're looking at a crowd of more than 4,000 crossing that border at eagle pass, texas.

they're rushing them in through the border while they can. that's what we're seeing and that's happening right now, and you'll hear a lot more about this. that's a huge rush to the border. a frequent guest on the program, leo terrell stopped a robbery while at a starbucks in los angeles and he joins us now. talk us through what happened, leo. >> well, thank you for having me, stuart. and congratulations on your assignment for moderator on next week's debate and look forward to watching you and shaking your hand and buying you a cup of coffee. stuart: done. >> stuart, crime is out of control here in los angeles and in california. what happens simply i went to a starbucks and basically walked in and waiting in line, a guy walks in and starts stealing and he's within 2 inches of me and

people are watching this happen as if it's normal. i couldn't let it happen and i grabbed the bag, took the bag from him and said you can't steal. he says i got to eat. i said i'm going to call the police. he says, they're not going to show up. so i grabbed the ba ba, he left and -- bag and he left and the employee said this happens every day. we can't do anything about it. law enforcement said we're told to stand down and that criminal is absolutely right. there's no support from law enforcement because they're told but the democratic socialist politicians to stand down. stuart: weren't you worried taking the bag and the guy could have been armed or carrying a gun. >> stuart, you're right, but here's the problem. i couldn't sit there as an american and let this happen. it was something inside of me mademy me angry and upset. i believe in law and order. to normalize crime, i couldn't let it happen.

so emotionally i was angry and took action and personally i feel good about what i did. stuart: suppose one of the staff at the starbucks did the same thing you did, stopped the theft. that person could be in trouble. am i right? >> you're absolutely correct. the employees and customers were looking at it and nothing was happening and i was yelling and arguing with the crook/criminal and the employees were going on with their business. they cannot get involved because they will lose their job. stuart: this is ridiculous. i'll move on. >> it is. stuart: related souct, leo -- subject, leo. sacramento county suing the city of sacramento over tent cities. is this the first move to get those tent cities out of california cities? >> no, i applaud the district attorney for filing this lawsuit. i've been a lawyer for 30 years, stuart. that lawsuit is going nowhere because it's discretionary by

the city of sacramento to alieu this to happen. >> again, they kent issue criations and they're told not to enforce the law and that lawsuit is going nowhere. the deputies want homelessness. this how they raise money and encourage this type of lifestyle and normalizing homelessness in california. stuart: everybody in the studio is shaking their heads, leo, and thanks you for being the hero that you are standing up as an american. leo, i think you're a good man. we hope to see you in neuston. >> i'm going to buy you a cup of coffee next week. stuart: it's a deal, baby. it's a deal. see you later. hundreds of students at a school in pennsylvania walked out of the class. it was a protest at the school's transgender bathroom policies. now, the students were allowed to use any bathroom they chose

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stuart: talk about a 180. listen to this, please. it is the consumer's job to choose. not the government to force the switch. but he says we're going to lose the confidence of consumer if we keep on pushing. brick bring that guy over here. what do you say, mark? >> kudos to him. that was ex-len. most believe that e vs are future.

we can't accelerate and the price of the vehicles are way too high and batteries too inefficient and no charges infrastructure here yet. >> this is here and there and forced people to make this change. you got to change your house and change your car, change everything. we're moving away from fossil fuels and you can't have it. that's a 180 right there. that disadvantages us. it makes us less competitive and adversaries and we used to be the big boys on the block and everyone else is catching up to us and hands behind our own backs and own doing. stuart: the energy supply and stopped it off and opening it back up again. that's extraordinary.

we'll not force measures on householders and here in america. it'll change everything. >> can't even use a gas stove at some point. the whole climate change thing, it's a flawed argument and forcing this down our throats and i don't know it's for efficient to be honest. stuart: the voters will not go with it in britain. i suspect if there was a vote here and truly open vote in the united states, we wouldn't go for it either. >> how do you make an ev or battery or wind turbine or solar panel without fossil fuels? stuart: indeed. forgive me for being pastrami gnat about this and for once -- passionate about this. next case. teacher union randi wiengarten spoke to fox business about transgender athletes competing in women's school sports. hillary vaughn is with me. you spoke to wiengarten. what does -- what's going on

here? tell me more. reporter: stuart, we spoke to randi wiengarten about this issue and the reason why is this is being heavily debated on capitol hill right now. congress passed title 9 to protect female athletes and equal opportunities to compete and sports and now some progressives want to expand that to include by-logical males competing in girls sports. do boys have a right to compete against girls in school sports, should we repeal title 9? >> trans rights are human rights. reporter: the house passed a ban barring transgender athletes from competing in sports that align with gender identity. but that bill is dead on arrival. preventing from instituting blanket bans on trans-athletes and exceptions to restrict them.

and wide range of views and wide range of views and there's no yes or no, but it is complicated. >> most say it's not complicated and 70% of people say transgender athletes competing on sports teams and uncomfortable changes in the tranqs gender athlete for the president of the largest schoolteacher union didn't say if they're okay keeping biological boys out of the girl's locker room. >> i want to make sure every

child is safe and all children are safe. reporter: does that include letting boys change in girl's locker rooms? reporter: some states acted in their own ways about 15 states have laws affirming transgender rights about 20 state haves instituted transgender bans in women sports and it's likely, stuart, this issue could make its way all the way to the supreme court to weigh in. stuart: very problematic. thank you very much indeed. 4,000 strong migrants and looking at them right now crossing into the united states at eagle pass texas. the migrants have no fear of consequences for crossing illegally. they expect to be released immediately right into -- well, not immediately but into the united states after processing. that's going on right now. i think you'll hear a lot more about this simply because of the numbers, 4,000 strong at the moment and counting by the way.

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