slowdown. maria: the other story is a government shutdown looming, what is your advice for the republicans and how do you feel about the fighting underway. >> i think it's healthy and it needs to happy and patriots need to hold the line to secure the southern border something needs to be done i understand we need to reach a deal but i think patriots need to hold the line and have a backbone the democrats are cutthroat may be time for republicans to be cutthroat to be a nice change of pace. maria: we will leave it there. have a great weekend, tomi lahren, john lonski, thank you for being here i will see you tonight and maria bartiromo 7:0n sunday when he features on fox news. "varney & company" exit off. stuart: good morning maria and good morning, everyone get ready for an extension of the auto workers strike all the signs are more factories will be struck at noon today. it may be a long strike the uaw message linked to the detroit

news says we can keep them wounded for months, they, the big three don't know what to do a problem for the president. he stuck between supporting the union and supporting the forced conversion tvs. a government shutdown looks almost inevitable. speaker mccarthy sent house members home for the weekend no agreement on spending the white house told federal agents get ready to shut down. on the market it is all eyes on interest-rate feedstock investors don't like the recent rise in treasury yields the tenure remains just below four and half percent. the five-year that is well above 5%. it changed in the last half-hour just below 5% on the u.s. or one year, two year treasury. i got it right now. a wave of selling on wall street, the rising yield yesterday not a significant bounce back today. the nasdaq up by 100 points, oil

were looking at $90 a barrel, still there 94 as we speak. still no moving gas prices, demand has fallen but the regular average is 385 that is down slightly from yesterday, look at california that keeps on going up $5 $5.78 per gallon asf today, diesel at the elevated price, 4.58. politics tumor gaffes from the president he confuses hispanic caucus with the black caucus. then he told a story at a fundraiser and repeated it almost word for word if you words later. were piling on on his age and infirmity but he is the president and his condition is worsening. on the border dramatic news about the drug and human trafficking cartels. they are the fifth largest industry in mexico. that reflects very badly on sanctuary cities and states of america. which are fed their business.

friday september the 22nd 2023. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪. stuart: what kind of music are we playing on this program. >> i was not going to say anything. >> is entitled don't shut them down as in the government st strike. stuart: that's where were starting were starting a politics today attempts to pass a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown have been blocked for a third time house members have been sent home for the weekend, tell me more. >> what ms. the house is not back until tuesday, do the math six working days left to pass 11

appropriation bills that's what matt gaetz wants or pass a continuing resolution. yesterday speaker mccarthy's attempt to restart negotiations failed, these are the hardline republicans dan bishop, eveline crane, matt rosendale and tom cole who blocked the procedure will vote on defense spending. that is so rare but for mccarthy happen three times this year. he could only afford to lose four votes. he has a problem his chamber installed in the speaker and the public is quite frankly frustrated. stuart: the republicans will probably get the blame for this. they usually do that how life works. how speaker mccarthy spoke after the procedure will both fail. watch this. >> five people if they don't want to vote to allow us to bring the buildup how does anybody complain you have about the buildup. i don't understand why people vote against bringing the idea and having the debate this is a

whole new concept of individuals that want to bring the whole place down. that does not work. >> brian brenberg with us this morning. mccarthy is furious but do the holdouts have a point? we have a $2 trillion deficit. we do need to cut spending and the holdouts want to cut spending, do they have a point. >> i want to cut spending in at the government shutdown can create leverage to get change in the budget process i'm all for it because federal workers do not come into the office most of the time so what is the difference, the problem is i don't think the five or six holdouts have any plans to use the shutdown. what is the plan how are they going to get the senate to come on board with the bills. i don't see it what happens then you get a democrat led spending bill that comes out of congress which is more spending and makes things worse in the end. what is the game plan for the

shutdown. i am for it if you have a game plan. >> matt rosendale what are the holdouts came on fox and said we are sending a message. that is the win that we want to cut spending, that is a win. if that is the win that's pretty hollow. >> the messages don't actually cut spending and messages don't pay bills and don't fix the border, if all you have is a message you have to go back to the drawing board i would say. stuart: brian five days from the second gop debate. you're going to be in a diner in iowa. are you could get a sense of the people there because there holding a primary soon. >> that's why were going we want to know what people think about the big debate there is a lot of big things that have to be figured out by the candidates. somebody needs to break out because right now they're always behind. what to iowa voters want to hear from the candidates. i'm going to be at a diner i

love diners and great cinnamon rolls at the machine shed in urbandale were good to eat cinnamon rolls and talk politics and probably talk to you in the meantime. we want to know what is it going to take it to anything that can break this open. stuart: who and the opinion did actually break out in the debate? >> will talk the front end and the back into what they thought about it. it's going to be great i love iowa almost as much as minnesota my home state were so close. >> today will watch on the big money show 1:00 o'clock eastern on fox business. thank you very much indeed. the united auto workers strike and date eight. jeff lock on the picket lines. the union president speaks at 10:00 o'clock this morning are we going to get an extension of the strike is that what is likely? >> i don't think there's any reason to believe we want get more walkouts elsewhere around the country we just have no idea where that might be but things are getting nasty as you alluded to in the open not on the picket line but between the negot

negotiators, the uaw and the folks at the automakers. we can hear from shawn fain he's going to be on facebook live at 10:00 a.m. and will let you know what he says as soon as he says it. he put a new deadline on this decision about whether enough progress to continue or whether or not they will have more strikes. i don't forget that announcement at ten or noon but either way we will bring it to you. the nasty part you talked about on the outset overnight somebody leaked some messages on the platform formerly known as twitter from the uaw communication chief and other folks that talked about the strategy which was to cause operational chaos at the automakers. here is one of the statements. i will read it to you. if we can keep them wounded for months they won't know what to do. the beauty we laid it out in the public and they are still helpless to stop it. another message goes to the

strategy to get the automakers negotiated against themselves. if ford and gm won't move but stellantis will we can spare them and turn them against each other. the automakers as you might guess reacting angrily to this, all of them put out statements. here is gm's. it's clear the uaw leadership is always intended to cause month-long disruption regardless of the harm it causes to its members and their communities. we already have three plans i don't see any way we will not get more demonstrations and more plans going forward. i have covered this since 1982 was my first negotiation between the uaw and the automakers and i've never seen a get like this negotiated in the media, leaked messages, operational chaos. >> the speculation that the strike will be extended to the

big three most profitable factories where they produce gas fire suvs that would be maximum damage. >> it would in the automakers are planning that i talk to somebody inside one of the automakers who said were planning for one of our truck plants to be shut down and as you point out those of the ones that make the money. we'll see what happens the uaw has been so unpredictable who knows what's going to happen. stuart: the statement if we keep them wounded for months they won't know what to do that's an aggressive stance. we will be back to you shortly on the picket lines. were getting it to the markets on this friday morning, where are we a little green but not much big selling yesterday and hardly about, 40 on the dow and the nasdaq up 93. shelby the ten year treasury yield, this what is the problem, kenny polcari is with me. rising treasury yield, just shy of 4.5%. the autoworker strike probably

extending not for sure but extending, looming government shutdown none of this looks good for stocks. >> it doesn't take that on top of what jay powell said on wednesday is negativity on top of negativity so therefore i'm not surprised nor should anybody be surprised that the market is under pressure. today we got a bounce because the tenures backing up for the 4.5% basis let's call it what it is for now present but i don't think this is over by any stretch of picnic tenure continues and i think there's pressure on stock to cut the next week is ended the quarter so there's going to be the quarter and windowdressing of volatility around asset managers repositioning for the next six months out. >> this is the worst nightmare for all the people myself we see stability of the market going on forever and ever and we don't like that. >> you put your money in treasury you get five and half percent, no risk. stuart: noted that's what i've been doing. stay with me i know you're going to be here for the hour. coming up jen psaki was asked if

health concerns of some senators hurts biden's reelection chances. here's what she had to say. >> does it help or hurt that there's ugly people struggling in our political universe. >> it unquestionably hurts, there's so old and white and disconnected from what were experiencing and living in wire the old people running washington speed what it also does not help that biden is gas prone, i'll talk about that at the 10:00 o'clock hour. thousands of migrants have crossed the border the last week. officials say there's no signs of it slowing down. we have the latest from texas, the border country. after this. ♪

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stuart: clearly we have a crisis at the border 10000 migrants crossing in a 24 hour period griff jenkins works with us at eagle pass texas. what's it look like this mor morning. >> it is indeed a crisis even though the white house will not call it that. it's reached unprecedented numbers yet again which is stunning to be able to say to you, let me take you to the fox flight team the drone and this guy behind me, you can see where you have multiple groups, one trying to negotiate through the razor wire and another walking down the road right behind me they will walk up here any moment in the be taken into custody by the border patrol it comes as a record is broken, let us show your viewers a brand-new

record this fiscal year 2023 so far with about eight days left in this month, you see the record being broken, 10000 more than last fiscal year total which is the highest ever on record with 10000 migrants a day on the southwest border, that number is good to go much higher although officially dhs has not put out august or september numbers so far. that is where we stand and we also have news last night that is very troubling. three confirmed cases of tuberculosis in el paso sector also when getting hit. and i can overstate how difficult it is because you have capacity overflowing in the shelters and they now have to mitigate tuberculosis and isolation amongst migrants that they're trying to send to other sectors where they have more capacity. that's why it's a mess and why the mayor of el paso kelly neil

cavuto this is president biden's fault. listen. >> the president hasn't put out a statement, the vice president i have not heard from anybody. nobody has bothered to call me anyone of the city staff saying this is a federal government we know what you're going through were worried about you this is her plan of action. nothing were here abandoned. now back out here as i mentioned you see the texas dps texas governor lone star putting out razor wire to stop the migrants but literally as a group of migrants a dozen or so walking behind me now, you can see more coming this morning it's going to be a hot and busy day in eagle pass. stuart: griff jenkins in the middle of it. texas land office commissioner don buckingham joint is now. these migrants are pouring into texas, are you going to keep sending them to sanctuary ci

cities. >> we love for the democrats in the northeast and the sanctuary cities to benefit from their own policies and see the disaster that they are making of the border. the eagle pass mayor a small town of 28000 people on the border in texas are bracing for 4000 migrants in the next week. to put that in context, that would be new york city getting 2.7 million migrants in the next week. stuart: commissioner are you going to keep sending them to sanctuary cities and states around the country, are you going to do that. >> we will keep doing it to drive the narrative so they can see the effects of their policies in the way that they are hurting. stuart: how many can you bus out of texas? >> we are limited by the amount of buses that go but because the numbers are so staggering we see a lot of energy and willingness to hop on a bus and go to new york or wherever else. stuart: the mayor of los angeles says don't come here and the

governor of new york state says don't come here are you still going to send them to california and new york deliberately. >> we will keep sending them so they can understand that these are the policies they'd been driving they have been standing up dumping their chest and talking about how they want to be a sanctuary city, god bless them they are going to get what they asked for. stuart: the administration shut down bridges at the border, illegal entry point so they could redirect border patrol to help process migrants crossing illegally. texas senator ted cruz not ha happy. joe biden is sending a clear message, lawbreakers will be reworked hundred rewarded while law-abiding travelers will be suspended. don't have any authority over the bridges? >> unfortunately the international bridges it's not looking like it but we will pursue every avenue. economic impact of the bridges being closed is devastating to the communities across the border. our message the republicans are here and were trying to help you

it is a democrat policies that are hur hurting economically and safety and the health risk of the migrants coming across the border. stuart: commissioner buckingham, difficult job. we will see you again soon. thank you for coming on the show. the governor of new york kathy hochul is telling everybody don't come to my state. i thought new york was and still is a century state. >> it is until you see the consequences of being one. completely overwhelmed and providing for 60000 migrants currently in our state shelter system. governor hochul is saying stop coming here, watch. >> is literally from around the world west africa, south and central america coming from all over but we have to let the word out. when you come to new york were not could have more hotel rooms, we don't have capacity. we have to message properly that we are at or limit. if you're going to leave your country go somewhere else.

>> messaging but she wants to end new york state right to shelter, that provide the bed for anybody to request the bed. there is no room at the end frankly but the worry is i think this is valid if you and the right to shelter law you start to look like san francisco and portland because you have the tent encampments. there needs to be a bigger solution and then ending the right to shelter law. stuart: it's just messaging. republicans say the borders open so they let the men, that's the message and that we get from democrats blaming republicans. the messaging is all wrong there needs to be a solution at the border to stop them from coming to this degree. >> a federal solution at the border. any problem with that. >> 0 problem in the fact that she actually said. if you're looking to come to the united states you should go somewhere else. for republican would've said that we would be tied in feathered, creamed if we would've said something like

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stuart: on the markets in the very early go three minutes to go to the opening bell that wept 20 nasdaq uppity. mark mahaney with us this morning. i noticed you drop your price target for netflix it was 559500, why the change. >> we have lowered our operating margin assumptions for the company one of the times were management teams, to public events like investor conferences and say the margin outlook that the street has is to aggressive you need to lower it we listened and lower it. we think the path towards higher operating margin over time is the same it's good to be more gradual. the one big change there is a lot of studios willing to license content to netflix a way that they were in the past and maybe netflix all the successive suits this year end so we should keep gunpowder in order to buy

more content. stuart: your 500 over the next 12 months. >> that is right. pinterest i'm not sure what they do during idea board, why is it your topic. >> it is topic in the small caps i look at large-cap and small-cap and sometimes a different group of investors. pinterest is a turnaround story of a new com place for about a year as ceo that came over from google and other executives that came over from google. this is a platform that recently struck a deal with amazon so it's increasingly a place where gen z and moms in this country a high percentage of mobs that use pinterest go to the site to look for tips on home remodeling, cooking, recipes, health, beauty, fashion, clothing apparel and what they've done is create the boards in their

better monetize. this is what are the best entry point on pinterest because you have a material upgrade and the management team. stuart: it is $26 now where you see a going. >> 45. stuart: i would take that as a percentage gain i would definitely take that. thank you for joining us. lauren, you use pinterest. >> when i was planning my wedding, you penn your interest, 12 years ago. >> pinterest has been around 12 years ago. >> it easy for arrangements or bridesmaids you penn them and then you remember for when it is time. stuart: it's been around all those years and i never knew. five seconds to go the market will open and the gentleman will press the button, now we move the dow industrials have open virtually dead flat i'm looking at down 12 points. when the dow 30 is opening up i will show them to you this is a

flat market for the dow industrials in the very early going. let's move on to the s&p 500 and even split more winners and losers but not that much price movement. s&p 500, we are up ten points. quarter of 1%. where is the nasdaq, about a half a percentage point. a modest bounce after yesterday's big selling. big tech all up not much but all up. amazon $1.31. microsoft a320, alphabet 130, apple at 174. new apple iphone took the stores today. tell me the price. >> the base model is $800 in the high-end promax is $1200. $1200. a hundred dollars more than the most expensive last iphone the 14 and has a great camera that is choosing demand a little surprised by the huge demand because there's not that much new about the iphone 15

physically and people are stressed out when it comes to the pocketbook but multiple channel show long lead time coming into been on jet mid november wedbush yes, sir to 50 million iphones have not been upgraded in at least four years in the camera is enough to get them to show up $1200. stuart: the stock is at $174 a share. >> i hear you and i love apple and i think it's pulled up 3% from the high-end september i think this is a great time to jump into apple i'm not worried but to your point there will be upgrades and i think there is an apple colt that goes up every time there's a new apple product they cannot get enough of it. i for one need to upgrade my phone. i have not done it yet and i'm debating should i do it now. >> a few years ago when the lines were outside fifth avenue and i was reporting on one of those lines in my husband who loves technology comes out and says here is the new phone i forget the number but he so

tapped into the world i was hiding it and i was afraid that i got stuck with the new phone they were waiting two days for. >> there is a line on fifth avenue today were getting take you there later. >> let's move on oracle i know the stock is up 33% this year, this calendar year. another confident about the future and i speculate that they're talking about a.i. >> oracle is standing by the $65 billion in revenue target by fiscal 2026 the reason major a.i. deals with the biggest cloud vendors out there and their founder larry ellison says there with multiple billions of dollars. he had dinner in palo alto with elon musk and the ceo of nvidia last month can you imagine those three the world's richest men sitting together eating sushi and allison said that he and elon musk begged the ceo of

nvidia to ensure that they had a.i. chips. begged him they were eating and begging at the same time. stuart: on the subject elon musk visited india earlier this year, i don't have the dates but i figure he wants to put the factory in india. he wants to build in the eb battery plant to make and sell battery plans for 24000-dollar ev and affordable electric vehicle he seeking incentives from new delhi to do so but there are reports that he also proposed setting up his power while business there, that is the system that can store solar panels so you can use them at night were an emergency and this is happening a lot and india powered by coal and a lot of outages. i read this if true elon musk is thinking very big how to get into residential and commercial in india. stuart: he always thinks in the future and grandiose terms and he can usually pull it off. >> tesla is more than a car

company. amazon prime users will see ads on shows and movies unless they pay up. >> to you using amazon prime? >> yeah, you don't. >> sorry about that. >> i was working through something in my head and then i was like let's not go there. if you pay $3 a month you can get the ad free option. starting early next year amazon plans to show their movies on prime my defense i night football already have the ads on them. i read this is another case of extreme or chasing profits over subscribers amazon spent on content went up 30% to nearly $17 billion. stuart: they need income and revenue and they need to fund the content read right now is more important than the number of people that watch. stuart: astrazeneca trial testing a new drug to treat breast cancer. the stock is up how is the test

trial going. it's very positive this drug could replace chemotherapy and then be used across a wide range of cancers. i was speaking to an oncologist and he said breast cancer is the number one malignancy and women. this trial is exciting and in five years he thinks surgeries for breast cancer will be passé. stuart: that would be a breakthrough indeed. do you like this kenny. >> i do, like anything with cancer treatment, as a survivor myself it's always interesting to me when new stuff comes out about cancer treatments and stuff. yes this is very exciting and to your point if you're able to use it for other forms of cancer then it just opens that up. i think it's all good news. stuart: i will watch that stock today and see if it moves up more. you have stock picks. >> it is utility and boring it is not sexy and not growth but it is boring.

it has way underperformed it was off 20% year to date the utility index was off 13 and rallied back in utility is getting to the point where there are asset managers that see that as a value play and a lot of exposure and they are the ones that bought florida power & light. stuart: what is the dividend. >> i think it's close to 4%. half or closer to 4%. i don't remember but it's right in there somewhere so why think for a long-term if you want to add stability and boring in your portfolio this will be the way to do it. >> all take 5% treasury. >> but you won't get the exposure to the equity market. johnson & johnson do you like it. >> i like johnson & johnson it's one of the core names i think it belongs in everyone's portfolio has the dividend and also a global mega- cap company so in terms of stability, i think there will be volatility in the

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stuart: a government shutdown looks likely, chad pergram on capitol hill. the white house was at home for the weekend what happens next. >> halloween isn't until next month but congress devolved into a house of horrors for house speaker kevin mccarthy until gop members lock their own defense spending bill, the government shutdown looms. >> the people back in my district are tired of the way this town works and they understand there's no appetite to quit spending money we don't have and they expect me to do whatever i can to stop it and to change how we do business. it is not always the most comfortable thing in the world but that's why they send a guy like me. >> mccarthy accused republicans of being political arsonists who

only want to bring things down. mccarthy aligns with democrats to ever shutdown late next week his antagonist are threatening an effort to strip the speaker of his gavel. >> that's a point that's why we wanted it. it is not something that we just put on the shelf to admire we intend to use it if there's not compliance with the deal. >> there is a path to avoid a shutdown. lots of talk about a coalition of democrats and republicans teaming up to approve a stopgap spending bill. the question is what happens to mccarthy if that comes to pass. >> how do we convince enough republicans on the other side of the aisle to abandon their extremist ended here to the agreement that they themselves negotiated so we can meet the health, the safety and the economic well-being needs of the american people. because the houses paralyzed, the house and senate are out

until tuesday for going to port. but the gop is trying to cobble ski together for individual spending bills to satisfy their members next week. ohio congressman jim jordan is with me this morning. the house has left d.c. mccarthy did not get his bill through, what is the republican party going to do with the six holdouts. we will keep working through it, sometimes democracy gets messy and what did churchill say democracy is the worst form of government except for all the others. we will get through this, i do think what needs to happen on the stopgap measures, we should fund the government for short period of time while we work through the remaining appropriation bills. funded for a short period of time. stuart: can't you tell the six holdouts. the republican party at this moment is wildly unpopular out there. >> we have been trying but you have to put something on their

that the american people want us to get done while we fund the government for a short period of time and the issue is obvious, look at our southern border. i would include on the package one simple thing which says no taxpayer money will be used to process or release migrants into the country. stop it, the mayor of new york wants that everyone wants that, republicans, democrats i would put that on the bill and i would send it to descendent, dear chuck schumer, you can allow the government to shut down because you want to keep the border open. that is so obvious why we wouldn't do that and that's what were working to build a coalition around interparty and send the boat over there. stuart: it sounds like a good idea to me. why do you go to the six holdouts, what is wrong. >> i think we should call the bill up and call the question, i think our members would vote for it and frankly i think some democrats might vote for including hakeem jeffries who called the extremist i don't think that bill is extremist i think it's common sense and is

mayor in new york is talking about the huge problem he is facing so i will put that bill on the floor and fund the government for four weeks while we work through the remainder of these appropriation bills that include on the bill no money no american tax dollars can be used to process and release it into migrants into the country so we stopped the crazy situation that the biden administration has created and they've done so intentionally and i bet democrats would consider voting for that. hakeem jeffries should he talked about how bad the problem is. that's how i would do it. stuart: former president trump is encouraging house republicans to shut the government down. is that the best way to go about this. >> i don't think anybody want to shut down. another thing we can add to the bill, another thing we can add to the bill put on the same bill that i describe say nobody can be used to target your political opponent which is exactly what jack smith is doing to president trump. joe biden supports that put that question there, president biden

you think it's okay to have american tax dollars used to walk to your political opponent, put that on the bill as well i think that gets republican support and may not get democrats support because they like the idea of weaponize government against the opposition. i could put that on the bill to, those are the kinds of things that make sense and the american people support no one wants to shut down what we want is to do the things of the american people sent us to do. stuart: hunter biden will appear in court for his arraignment on gun charges. where are we on the hunter probe can you give us this day to play on this please. >> we continue to depose witnesses and we talk to for individuals part of the hunter biden investigation and that's what were focused on the judiciary committee and the house oversight committee is scheduled to have a hearing next week where i think they will outline the authority as we have is the house of representatives when we are in an impeachment inquiry phase of our constitutional duty to do oversight. we will perceive and keep doing our duty. once were in the phase of

impeachment inquiry as speaker mccarthy and asked a few weeks ago. that helps us because report today and out of the power that solely resides in the house of the representatives of the impeachment of power and if we get into the inevitable disputes of the executive branch the court has been more inclined to side with the house because we are functioning and operating under power that exclusively resides with the house. but the first hearing is scheduled for next thursday in the house oversight committee where i think will have an outline and show the amount of people first why this is warranted and all the facts it requires to move to the stage of our investigation and the authority that you do have when you're in an impeachment inquiry phase. stuart: congressman you're a busy guy but they stand for being with us. we do appreciate it always. >> coming up a good friend of the show dave portnoy went on offense against the washington post reporter. rotate. >> its reporting tactic when you want someone to respond you have to indicate that there might be something negative and then you get them to engage.

>> that is a bad state of journalism if that's a tactic that you have to make up something about somebody. stuart: i like the banner size a bias. very clever producers. will give you a detail of what portnoy calls a hit piece. i believe we have a duty to report on biden's age and infirmity. the president deteriorating condition is a national security issue. that is going to be my take at the top of the next hour. stay with me please. ♪

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australia, dubai, china and new york city, speaking to some of these in line that have been here as early as 8:00 pm last night camping out to get their hands on a new iphone 15. apple ceo tim cook on hand to open the iconic cube on fifth avenue this morning and he was brooding the enthusiastic fans that wanted to be here, to be part of this festival in order to get their hands on those devices. i went inside the store, had a chat with apple ceo tim cook, he said he was enthusiastic about the new titanium casing which takes years in advance to plan and the new a 17 pro chip going into the pro models because this is the first 3 nanometer chip in any smart phone. we know how important chips are in this global economic race. what about demand. if you are trying to get your hands on the promax model you

have to wait until mid-november. pro models wait until mid-october. the pink green models, the basic iphone 15s have to wait a few weeks at least and that's because demand according to analysts are going better-than-expected than last year. just taking a look at the lineups we have seen, looks like the lines are longer this year compared to last year and that's because of those generous telco deals you are getting, i thousand dollars off of at&t and t-mobile if you get any plan which gives you a phone for free. analysts say you are seeing stronger demand than expected in the us. apple wants the flagship device which makes up 50% of their revenue to do well, staring down for course of slowing growth, back to you. stuart: thank you. to you, kevin, thanks for

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