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it is -- good morning. it is 10:00 eastern time. to the money please. this selloff is a lot worse. we are down sharply on the dow, the nasdaq recovered somewhat. the rise in the 10 year treasury yield stopped. 4.7%, and other technology stocks, the price of oil, $89 a barrel, not much change, bitcoin, 27,000 and change, we received the latest read on job openings, otherwise known as jobs. ashley: the number is 9. 60 one million, that's the number of job openings at the end of august. we were expecting 8.8 billion.

we were expecting 8.8, the labor market would be extremely tight. that's not the case but look at that, 9.61 million openings. stuart: that means it is a strong labor market. not sure the fed wants to see that. no immediate reaction on wall street, dollars down 120, nasdaq 87, thank you very much indeed. now this. here's the deal. congressman matt gaetz is trying to remove speaker mccarthy, forget what a ridiculous spectacle this presents and focus on the damage coming our way. the speaker will almost certainly need democrat votes to survive. they will not give him those without concessions. the battle for republicans and a wintry democrats. the democrats may sit back and laugh as the gop destroys itself. that is politics.

if mccarthy is ousted, who takes his place, it matt gaetz? don't make me laugh, steve scalise? he is the house majority leader and would be mccarthy's natural successor but scalise is undergoing aggressive chemotherapy treatment. minnesota gop congressman tom ever has been mentioned as the next speaker, not happening, he says, end of discussion. what we've got here is republican civil war. don't tell me republican voters are happy, 14 months to a residential election and they see a republican party bitterly divided, they want action on inflation. there will be more shutdown threat in november, maybe a new speaker, increased power for democrats even though they are the minority party. i am fit to be tied. let's bring in the voice of reason, jason cheffetz, the

house gop suffered an unmitigated defeat. >> you are spot on. i'm sympathetic to the idea and the criticism that matt gaetz has put out that they did not go through regular order speaker mccarthy promised, did not go through those appropriations but the end game that is proposed by representative gate is untenable, not workable, there is no end game other than giving more power to the democrats and that's what's wrong with what he's doing. we when i will pause, donald trump has arrived at the courthouse and is speaking, i want to see what he has got to say. >> so she said was $18 million, likewise, sold the properties many times what they were worth

in the financial, statement, much lower than that. she knows that. because of a fraudulent number she's given, examples almost as good, this case should be dismissed, this is not the case and she should probably -- woefully incompetent. but at a minimum -- stuart: i will move away from this, the audio is not great, donald trump is saying this case should be dismissed, it's all about the valuation of property and disagreement between the district attorney or the processor or prosecutor or his value of the matter he got when he sold those properties, that's the nature of the dispute.

without getting into the weeds it doesn't look like donald trump is getting a fair trial in new york city. what say you? >> the timing of this is highly suspicious. why is it happening in the middle of a presidential election? donald trump has been in the real estate business for decades and now it happens to be coming up when he is running for reelection to the presidency of the united states overvaluation of property? come on. stuart: moving on to something else of interest. texas congressman henry cuellar robbed at gunpoint. the second attack this year on a member of congress. were you worried about safety when you are in dc? >> absolutely. washington dc is one of the most dangerous cities in the

country. i'm familiar with the area, it's close to capitol hill. a lot of staff worked there. it's the natural ballpark, it has been revitalized. crime in that area, they are unable to catch these people, crime will continue because they don't prosecute these people. there's not a heavy police presence even though its proximity to the capital can be measured with an hundreds of yards of the capital. that's how close this is to capitol hill. neil: i wonder what foreigners are thinking about us. carjackings near the white house, can't imagine what they are saying about this. >> member of congress. thanks for being with us. see you again soon. new survey shows two thirds of investors see commercial real estate prices heading for a severe crash.

you see that crash coming, there are huge ripples. what do you see happening in commercial real estate? >> the banking system has a lot of problems, commercial banking, real estate, we are in for some dire times which i don't want to say the sky is falling, we have part of the economy doing terribly poorly. of commercial real estate, these loans coming through, to get that back on their feet, i've been in the chicago area the loop where it is busy, spoke to some people how bad the businesses are, a lot of left because there is nobody left in these buildings. they say they're only 30% or 40% occupancy, probably lower than that. they are not asking people to come back to the office like people think they are. we are in dire straits when it

comes to real estate, presidential real estate. we have a problem on our hands. neil: i just want to add to residential real estate. another report shows homes in 99% of the counties in america are unaffordable for the average home buyer. it is an extraordinary statistic. the american dream is temporarily on hold, isn't it? >> think a lot of those places, 12 counties at risk of going under when it comes to illinois. look where these places are, illinois, 50 out of 50 states as far as return on your property since 2,022. it has gone up 13% and the real estate taxes, second in the nation behind new jersey, there is is 2.1. if you are paying 2% of your

property value for the last 20 years but only see your house go up 20%, that's a loser if you ask me. neil: dire straits, awful situation. scott,ners. take us through the substantial costs please. neil: ashley: according to the treasury department, between 2018-2022, weather and climate disasters cost $617 billion. that's a lot of money. within the last year, 13% of americans reported economic hardship because of severe

weather events and disasters. climate disasters affected one in ten houses in the united states that led to damages exceeding $86 billion. severe flooding, wildfires, extreme heat putting significant financial burdens on households across the country. families unable to clean pay for repairs will see their property values decline or vanish. extreme weather could lead to food shortages. increased medical expenses and loss of jobs as businesses face mounting costs. neil: the premise of that calculation is extreme weather is the result of climate change. they -- the cause -- and what is that about.

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stuart: on the markets this morning we are down 288 points on the dow, one hundred 88 on the nasdaq, real estate, commercial real estate not looking good and threatening the banking system. interest rates keep going up and looks like we are headed for a recession. dow is down 290, nasdaq down 180. senator ted cruz wants funding for schools that shelter migrants, tell me more. ashley: senator ted cruz introduced legislation that would ban schools and colleges that receive federal funding, this bill is a companion to a house measure called schools

not shelters act that already passed in the house, leftist sanctuary cities using k-12 schools in college campuses and housing for illegal aliens instead of the learning loss buyer covid lockdowns. the senator says this bill wouldn't keep schools from serving as temporary shelters during emergencies such as fire, flood, or hurricane. stuart: migrants flow over the southern border, 3900 apprehended over the weekend along with 16 human traffickers. what the latest, jeff? >> reporter: we are off to a steady starting eagle pass, 10 minutes ago we saw a group of a dozen migrants enter the us an hour before that, a group of 50 crossed over the rio grande and made it over the razor wire, made it onto the us oil,

similar story we are seeing southeast from here in brownsville, texas, where a group of several dozen migrants turned themselves into authorities for processing. up the road from their we are seeing some of the largest groups coming across the border. the sheriff department sent from the fort brown golf course in brownsville sunday night, over the last 72 hours authorities say 3000 have crossed in that area. the steady flow of migrants up and down the us/mexico border has some business owners all over border towns on edge and worried about the bottom line. >> we don't want to go downtown anymore because you don't know if it is safe. has me wondering about security cameras and every corner covered and stuff like that.

>> that business owner is in el paso are migrants are camping out in the city's downtown area, so many looking for shelter and food, the city has opened up a new shelter at arnold middle school and as we've seen, border towns being impacted by this crisis, new york city seeing an impact from this. mayor eric adams planning a trip that will start in mexico but end up in central america where he will speak with migrants why they make the journey and get a better understanding of misinformation that leads to the us/mexico border. stuart: the white house accuses republicans of turning the border into a political stunt. >> the president without the help of republicans is doing everything he can to deal with the border. republicans tried to push

forward acr to limit, to take away the federal agents we see at the border, they are trying to politicize it and make it worse, that is what republicans are trying to do, turn it into a political stunt. stuart: we need some informed opinion. is anyone buying this? democrat or republican, is anyone buying this? >> no one is buying this was the white house is gas lighting the american public often with assistance from the corporate media, present company excepted. what's going on is we have a cognitively impaired president in president biden, a former president, obama and his staff, pulling the strings behind the scenes of the white house and all of this should not be a surprise because president biden said he was going to do that during the 2020 campaign. we are seeing the result of bad policies, not republican intransigence.

stuart: so far the administration has paid no political price for this but i think that is beginning to change. as the migrants hit new york, dc, chicago, i think the political calculus is changing. what say you? >> the political calculus is changing because you can see the. one reason the biden administration ordered border patrol to stop enforcing border sovereignty is it looked bad when you start to see 40,000 migrants under a bridge in texas. rather than allow the visual to build up they are moving them off the border as quickly as possible oftentimes with flight at 2:00 in the morning going to major cities across america. if you don't see it, no one will do a story about it but there's millions of them. you are seeing new york and los angeles and chicago and other blue cities get overrun with migrants are here illegally and

may not be sent back to their countries for 5 or 10 years if ever. stuart: i want to move on to what you just wrote, gavin newsom's calculated senate appointment is a masterstroke in political chess, you are talking about the appointment of miss butler as the new senator from california. i editorialized about this yesterday calling it pure identity politics. is that what you are talking about as well? >> it goes beyond identity politics. it brings two important constituencies with her to gavin newsom. what i expect will be a presbyter run into thousand 24 because again, no one, at least who is observing believes that president biden will be the democratic nominee in 2024. is too cognitively impaired and handled the - the bribery scandal and the evidence around

it so first of all, she's the head family's list which is the premier political action committee in america, secondly, she used to be a high-ranking official with the sei you union, the most radical of left-wing unions in america. they serve as foot soldiers for the democrats in getting out the vote, registering people and about harvesting, they get you registered to vote by mail in the states that allow and follow-up and show up at your house again and again until they get the bow it from you or help you fill it out and get it into the election authorities. those two things are more than identity politics. they are the machinery of a successful political election in america especially for the democrats. stuart: my editorial fell short of your wisdom.

that was very good stuff. thank you for being with us. appreciate it. an ongoing debate for years, who should pick up the bill on a date? a los angeles times columnist is asking of men should pay on a date as reparations for the gender wage gap. the taylor swift affect is real, not everyone is on board with her latest love story, dave portnoy cause out the nfl overstepping he will looks lame but that is after this. ♪

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stuart: we are down 300 on the dow, nasdaq 200, it's a selloff because of interest rates rising. this is sphere entertainment, stock is up one%. it soared yesterday. they had a successful venue

launch in las vegas over the weekend. the company announced plans to build another sphere location in london. that's a success in a down market, still going up. we talk about taylor swift, the kansas city chiefs games. the president got a lot of attention on social media. i'm sure that translated into more of you would. ashley: nbc averaged 27 million viewers on sunday meaning that was the most watched game since the super bowl between the chiefs and the eagles. having taylor swift in attendance, nbc has been promoting swift's appearance at the game all week. audience speaking 29 million viewers in the second quarter. it doesn't hurt when they panted that, blake lively,

brian reynolds, hugh jackman, data shows viewership for girls age 12 to 17 spiked 53% from the season average. powering every part of society, she's in economic force. stuart: dave portnoy, is with us now and going to explain it all. always good to see you. tell me what on earth you mean by something? >> letting them walk all over you, doing what you can to appease somebody, basically having a crush, then you don't think logically. before we go further i am a swifty. let's not make me anti-swift. i'm wearing the friendship

bracelet now, i love taylor swift. but the nfl was simpleing. stuart: every game so far, viewership goes up, tv shows make a fortune and the nfl looks good. don't see what is wrong with that. >> nobody will watch the new york jets if you don't put taylor swift on, that's a poverty franchise nobody cares about. what you have to balance. i love taylor. i was there is taylor? is she drinking a high noon? the common nfl fan, you have to walk a fine line between i want to watch football, this is my time away from my wife and daughter to rejoice in the meantime and you are turning it into a taylor swift concert. it is not my concern. you do have to walk a fine line, don't want to alienate your normal crowd.

stuart: i have never been to a taylor swift concert, but i'm told they are really magic. drunk, passed out, doing a lot of drugs, a lot of fun. that's a great new thing to bring to the whole idea of the public concert. i'm in full support of that and i am sure you are too. >> a taylor swift concert is like no other event i have ever been to, the entire crowd knows every word. they are into the songs, dressing up and it doesn't matter. i went in a taylor swift fan, but there are plenty who take other people and nobody goes into a taylor swift concert not a fan and doesn't walk out a gigantic swifty. she is the best entertainer in probably 100 years. stuart: you forgot the beatles but moving on from that. >> i will let that slide. stuart: >> i met paul mccartney the other day.

he was at a concert i was at. we when i am moving on from this. you just paid $42 million for a home on nantucket. that's for republicans. you don't go to martha's vineyard. are you political with your choice? >> no. i will say that i don't even consider, it is insulting to put martha's vineyard in the same sentence as nantucket. it's a far superior island. i would never contemplate lowering myself to live on the vineyard. i am a nantucket guy through and through. let the strip malls and whatever goes on in the vineyard stay in the vineyard. we will stay in nantucket. stuart: you are a class act. one last one. ongoing debate for years. who picks up the tab on a date? and los angeles times columnist is asking if men should pay on dates as reparation for the gender wage gap.

>> that the los angeles times just being dumb. of course men should pay but i don't know if it is a wage gap, you can still have men be gallons and have class and that is what it is. men should always pay on day. reparations for the past? how about just being a good guy. stuart: are you a gallant kind of guy? romantic kind of guy? >> of course. it wasn't? stuart: i just checked it out, you had a chance to defend your self, you're not going anywhere. >> i am a romantic guy and men should pick up the date, doesn't happen every time but of course. stuart: when you had no money, did you pay on all dates? >> you try to, got to factor in where you are going. if you have to go to mcdonald's, men should hold doors, i don't read into that as sexist or anything like that. you can do that and hopefully

not have people yell at you in today's society. stuart: tipping. what about pizza delivered to the office here, the bill was $149. the tip the producer put on it was over $30. what do you think? is that excessive? do you tip that about? >> i tip like a maniac. but again, it is primarily because i am filthy rich. i don't want people, they see that $42 million house, just to 5%, i will be on your show for very different reasons. i'm almost 50%, to one hundred% tip are depending on the math. stuart: 50 to one hundred%? >> if i go to our restaurant, one hundred 50, i will tip one hundred dollars. stuart: you are that kind of guy the last one. jesse waters the other night, you wore a suit, all dressed up and even had a tie on. for me, it was a t-shirt.

you come down market? >> i saw you moderating the debate. day time, prime time, daytime, primetime, take the tie on during the day. stuart: you are all right. we enjoy having you on the show, terrific broadcaster. see you again soon. 50 one days until thanksgiving, 80 one days until christmas, when is the best time to book your holiday travel. we will have an update for you. the autoworkers strike, $4 billion and counting, thousands of jobs, any progress being made? grady trimble gives the latest on the talks in michigan. ♪ ♪

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stuart: cost of the autoworkers strike close to $4 billion. graded rumble -- grady trimble, any sign they are making progress? >> the two sides are talking, general motors said the uaw present today counterproposal yesterday but significant gaps remain. the good news is they are still talking, they are at the bargaining table. new numbers for manderson economic group that i want to show you based in michigan and they say the second week was more costly than the first. when you add up the losses for everyone involved including automakers, workers, suppliers, dealers, customers like you and

me the cost is almost $4 billion. a lot of americans are supportive of the picketing workers but economists who crunch those numbers warned that could change when customers who can't get a new car start to feel it themselves. workers tell me they are not worried about losing public support in this strike. >> we are straining -- fighting what we gave up, the bank of the, fighting for how hard we work, how these dealers are upset but we stayed here so they could get parts and service adjustments and we won our fair share. >> we are seeing more of the ripple effect of this strike in the form of layoffs of workers not on the picket lines. general motors said is laying off 154 employees on top of a couple thousand who are already laid off and forward says it is laying off 430 more employees as a result of this strike, so

the ripple effects are there as we are in day 19. stuart: opec sounding the alarm how much money is invested in the oil industry. they want more money invested. ashley: of course they do. opec is concerned this lack of investment in the oil industry will pose a danger if global energy security consent prices to $100 a barrel. the total investment of $12 trillion is needed between now and 2045 to prevent a striking energy prices. brent crude, the widely used crude, 29% since low and mid june on the back of extended output cuts by saudi arabia and russia. it is a contrast to the international energy agency that is calling for spending on

new oil and gas projects to stop immediately if the world has a chance of reducing emissions to 0 x 2050. they are also predicting global demand for oil, natural gas and coal will peak 7 years from now. stuart: we are entering the holiday season. where should people start booking flights and planning trips? ashley: best time is thanksgiving, christmas, right now, travel experts say prices fluctuate in the 3 to 5 months before the holidays meaning there are good deals around but not for long. a couple more weeks to lock in good deals during the goldilocks between mode for making reservations. travel groups say you should book flights by october 14th, best time to book for christmas about 50 days in advance.

fly on monday before thanksgiving and christmas eve. one last nugget between 25% to 30% on the ticket, you could consider that. the best advice, have everyone come to you. stuart: very smart. since you are in florida they will come to you. i will see you in december. new york governor hochul says there are 18,000 jobs available for migrants in new york city. i wonder how new yorkers feel about that. donald trump's fraud trial getting a lot of back lash after he was seen smiling and posing for the cameras. can he get a fair trial? kilmeade and that next. ♪

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stuart: kilmeade on his way, down 370 got nasdaq down 200 points, 10:51 kilmeade time.

a trump trial, the judge in front of the cameras yesterday, overall you think trump can get a fair shake in new york city? >> the most confusing trial, they say is found guilty on a major count but can -- on that side of the store, they got his deposition. isn't he supposed to go to trial? know he is not, blame himself or that, today we learned from his legal team we had no option about a jury trial so we see the president of the united state upset until the end of his court session on day one yesterday when he had to sue to get the judge to look up accounts and say the statute of limitations is up. then looks like a lot of this stuff is up and 80% of the court case thrown out, trump walks outside and says thanks, judge and lotito james, the president says he is misinterpreting it, don't know

if there's enough law school i could possibly have attended to figure out where this is going on donald trump going to this trial again for day 2 is interesting. he also just spoke to the national media and ignored their questions, 10 minutes by himself and he will sit there and they will come back and let everybody know it matters and how ridiculous this case is. stuart: new york governor hochul announced there are 18,000 jobs available for migrants in new york city. i often said the migrants are here, not going back, they should work, you close the border, then let them work, what say you? >> they are not close to closing the border so they can't work, one hundred 85,000 venezuelans so they can work for 18 months or something to that nature. ali's venezuelans here, whatever than a blues doublet,

triplet, in half of that time, they are living in a hellhole, communist country the doesn't care about their citizens, dumpster diving for lunch so if you think you can get to america, get three meals, do your laundry, and many menu every day and that the same time, why not bring one and 2 venezuela, now she's putting aside $50 million and taking 250 national guards, becoming counselors to ali's venezuelans who got here and they place 18,000 jobs, 400 countries put up their hand and say we need workers, i get it but what about people with work visas, find a way to organize this in a way that commonly go like the agriculture community, we've got the growth.

why can't this be organized? stuart: organize it. you are a sports guy, dave portnoy going on about the actuation with taylor swift to his a swifty, he says the nfl needs the right balance between football and taylor swift. >> if this was tennis, i get it, you might have overdone it. they oversaturated you and wanting to see another player on the team, say you like, i get it but the nfl doesn't need taylor swift, the most accessible league in the world, even global now. it plays into that sense the league is so in cahoots with her trying to get the shine from her, they watch the jets game and two calls against the jets late.

kansas city be the jets and a ridiculous end to this game, two calls to this day will never be explained. make sure taylor swift and the kansas city chiefs when, why even have that sense they want her to keep winning and put her on national television. of the one since i know nothing about football i will leave it right there. >> that football, the other football. stuart: it is more valuable league than the nfl. time is up. time is up. good luck. still ahead, who pays on dates, man or woman? morgan ortagus on what ukraine needs to win the war against russia and mike murphy on the rising treasury yields. ♪

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