nordstrom is the decline that will not change anytime soon so to avoid those in some of the other numbers coming up that it could be really important as we saw the huge rally and interest-rate retail socks like williams-sonoma, the homebuilders, williams-sonoma is reporting on thursday and the reality of the situation will be quite different than the release that we seen in the stock movements. maria: it's a very bifurcated market isn't it? the. >> it is you just heard louis say he is long energy and tech and not much else because not much else is participated. maria: a really great conversation we appreciate your time, thomas hoenig, louis, joe concha, thank you very much, great conversation, we have a market off of the highs this morning we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell, the dow industrial up 75, had been up 150 right after the numbers in the ppi and the retail sales number came out, were you to

keep watching the sectors and come back tomorrow have a great day, "varney varney & picks itt now. >> good morning maria and good morning, everyone here we go with the second day inflation making the news. today is producer prices and here's the key number, it is a good one. in the last year prices have been production, the wholesale lever until level went up 1.3%. as down one point to percent that is it that means inflation is clearly slowing in the one month of october prices actually went down .5%, that sounds an awful lot like deflation. after yesterday's news that consumer inflation is calling the market rallied with news that producer prices are calling the dow is going to go up again maybe 70 points of the opening bell may be up 15 on the s&p, the nasdaq nice gain again up 87, 86 points. here is a standout stock of the morning target reporting very strong profits, that is up

13.99%. that is a rally in target stock. interest rates moving up 4.49% on the ten year end as for the two-year were below 5%, we are at 489. while below 5% slightly higher on the day, gas prices down 1% to an average of $3.34. diesel down one set at $4.33, bitcoin hit $36000 per coin, right now i have it at 361. politics no government shutdown, the funding bill passed with help with the democrats, the headlines are not about the vote but behavior, tim burchett claimed kevin mccarthy elbowed him in a senator challenge the teamsters official to a fistfight, five hours from now president biden needs china's leader xi jinping, he says he not try to decouple from china he wants to improve relationship

later this afternoon he'll hold a news conference. the historic march for israel, 300,000 people turned out for dramatic and peaceful statement of unity and support, one nasty little incident, some bus driver staged a stick out and refuse to take jewish people to the march for the dumbing down of public schools continues, the teachers union in new jersey wants to drop the basic skills for aspiring teachers, testing for reading, writing and math as a barrier to entry into the profession. , wednesday november 15, 2023, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪. stuart: i'm not what you make the mistake i made several times in the past which is to pronounce the band as florida. it's flow rider isn't that

correct, i think we got that right, let's get right to the inflation report it is a good one a big one is important, producer prices are up 1.3% in the past 12 months that is it in the month of october prices came down .5% remarkable inflation reading, eddie ghabour is back with us is morning, you know what i'm going to ask doesn't this but nine inflation reading change your outlook on the market, are you back in yet? >> we are not we are 20% invested right now were not getting a big percentage of the updated vernacular big percentage in they're down days we are right where we want to be. we went from the market down 11% to rallying up 9% 12 days. that is very typical in a bear market bounce because frankly our clients do not want or need that volatility in their life, we continue to sit on dry powder because of the opportunities

materializing as mega cap continues to grow, other areas have not and i think there will be wonderful opportunities next year for our clients, that will have much higher upside in my opinion versus the mega cap. stuart: tell me, don't you get clients calling up and saying we just missed a huge rally and tech and a lot of other sectors, do you have a lot of complaints coming in. >> we communicate with our clients every month, i had a client event in october and we told them that we would not be surprised to see the year end rally that we get to the july highs or even higher because that's what happens when you study these types of markets, i think the bigger question to the people in a tougher spot are those fully invested last year they rode all the way down now they're in an inflection point we are getting calls from people that wrote it all the way down and now all the way back up

there within ten or 15% of their highs are they going to roll the dice and continue to bet that this will rip higher in the next year, the bottom line is this i respectfully disagree with people that think were going to get aggressive rate cuts, no recession in double digit earnings growth next year it's in my opinion impossible for all those three things to happen. stuart: you are a brave man and i hope you keep your client. good luck. >> come on board we will welcome you anytime. >> i did rather well in the recent rally, that's another story. you will be back soon and i welcome the day when you appear on the screen, see you later. the house passed speaker johnson spending bill to avoid a government shutdown, good morning when does the senate vote on this. >> good morning i met my big money show our i'm sorry about that. it could be later today it could be possibly tomorrow but you know what shocked me about the house passing this, too democrats voted against it in 93 republicans did obviously is

still passed by two thirds majority but having said that somebody republicans that are supposed to be aligned with mike johnson voting against this is seems to be a reasonable proposal you have two parts separate deadlines and you saying i want to target the spending and have goals to work towards, it is a little surprising that some of his party said no i'm not on board. stuart: the last time they needed democrat help to get the spending bill through they dumped the speaker mccarthy, this time they have the speaker and he is staying in the have nothing extra from the stupidity. thank you, there was behavior in congress, it makes you what on earth is going on over there. watch this. >> kevin mccarthy walked by me and elbowed me in the kidneys as he walked by. >> i'd love to do it right now stand your butt up. >> i'm not going to give you your time back. you look like a smurf going around in all of the stuff.

stuart: what on earth is going on down there, we better have karl rove with us this morning, does that behavior way into the elections of next year. >> i think it's a monadic of the spirits inside of the congress so yes were going to see i suspect more misbehavior by people between now and the november election of 2024 this is not a happy place to be in the united states congress, particularly the house. stuart: would you make the judgment that a part of the gop house membership is embar embarrassing. >> absolutely, it started with the eight in archivist who kicked out kevin mccarthy for having the sin of coming to a clean so-called clean cr, that means that they keep the existing spending levels in place until they can agree on the budget for next year, they kicked them out because of that, now we have the new speaker

having a clean cr but not just one clean cr but to clean cr's one that runs through january and one that runs through february where we use the existing spending levels and carry them forward while we negotiate on the outcome of the new spending bills. let's break this down a little bit. september mccarthy got kicked out because he agreed upon a 45 day nuclear cr, no cuts in spending. we have under the new deal january 1922 legislative days between now and the deadline and we have the agony energy veterans transportation and hud bills appropriation bills to be passing of every second we have seven other bills, the more contentious bills like defense and labor hhs that have to be passed and again, the agreement, we will live up to the may 2023 agreement that kevin mccarthy

got that would be a $130 billion from the trendline of the budget but there's a lot of work to be done between now and then and we have a bunch of republicans in the house you not only kicked mccarthy out the said $130 billion in spending restraint is insufficient, we want considerably more. stuart: i am not sure that they're going to get it, there you go, what a mess i'm going to leave it right there i find myself exasperated at this thing, back to the whiteboard, see you again soon america's top banker jamie dimon said inflation might not go away that quickly. how long is inflation here to say. >> he was not very specific as he sometimes is not a makes the broad generalizations basically what he says and they overreacted short-term and later

will find out they were revised and not necessarily an accurate picture what were seen also in a list who say we could end up see inflation go back again and take an upswing so the fed might not be out of the woods just yet and cutting in 24 like this market expected to. stuart: retail sales, the numbers came out this morning, retail sales up 2.5% in october prices actually month over month is a 10% takedown you see the consumer slow and expectation that this will continue to get a little bit more steep we have interest rates at a 22 year high down to take a toll on the economy jerome powell said that's what has to happen and people have to lose their jobs and slowly but surely receiving that, i personally think you will have a rough year in 2024, having said that we'll see how the markets take this but this may be the start of the consumer cracking two thirds is a u.s.

stuart: the start of the consumer's cracking. >> that's what i say. >> we will ask peter murray see a little later on. check the futures were looking at a modest rally with yesterday's big rally at 50 at the open but the nasdaq doing well up a half a percentage point. ahead of his meeting which xi jinping biden says the u.s. is not trying to put a distance between itself and china. roll tape. >> were not trying to decouple from china, what were trying to do is change a relationship for the better, i'm not going to continue to sustain the support for positions where if we want to invest in china we have to turn over our secrets. stuart: the president will hold a news conference later this afternoon from san francisco we will find out more at that point about his meeting and then there's this new york city council safety agents and now the mayor says parents may have to volunteer to keep school

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saying it's there not job to do this, mayor adams say the city is running out of resources here. >> with to make sure that we continue to create an environment for our children shift around personnel as much as possible with to do a reevaluation onward we have a high need schools and working to be leaning into parents and parent groups to do some volunteerism. stuart: that was not the announcement parents wanted to hear, the city is announcing cutting the class of two to 50 school safety agents from new york schools, these agents keep up and from school and protect students from hate crimes and gang violence. now they are gone the mayor has warned about this in the meyer under migrant cross under crisis would result in major budget costs undercuts across the board since 202,200,000 migrants have arrived in the big apple expected to cost the city at least $12 billion through 2025 alone thousands of migrants

lineup outside of the roosevelt hotel for months because city shelter systems have been completely overrun parents sounding the alarm as members of the new york state assembly are sending letters to the mayor like this one calling on adams to reinstate the safety workers immediately saying this in part recent evolvement of the international stage have once again made new york city and its residents potential targets of terrorism that the school would directly affect the safety of her children. that is some of the things that we see out here but parents are not happy and it's going affect things further on in the election as well. stuart: why am i not surprised the parents are not happy about that, thank you very much. congresswoman nicole malliotakis joined me now. the mayor has police stationed at migrant shelters but cut safety agents for schools, we have to pay the price for the migrants, that's what's happening?

>> that is absolutely right it's a big slap in the face to hard-working pain families whose expected number one priority of our government is to keep them and their children safe. if you go to any of these 200 shelters that the mayor set up you will see many police officers, private security firms but yet when it comes to the safety of our children that's where he wants to cut, the numbers are down 1200 school safety agents from the precode pandemic levels and now he's going to cancel the class and it's at a time we receive not only our ally anything can happen at any time we need to be vigilant and prepared and when you seen a 16% increase in major crimes happening in our schools students are being stabbed, drugs are being sold, there is little discipline for this and we need to make sure that the schools have the proper sec

security, this is the last place of the mayor should be cut the undercutting is an overall trend there are thousands of police officers and we have less now than we did a decade ago and we see detectives hundreds of them are no longer with us adopted replaced the mayor needs to take public safety and make it a priority like he said he would during the campaign. stuart: they need to control the border and get money out of d.c., it is their fault, dh secretary alejandro mayorkas is awkward to be impeached. a republican side with democrats to prevent it. what you make of that. >> i was disappointed by that. i think the secretary needs to be impeached he is allowing over 1.7 million individuals to come into our country undetected on top of the roughly 6 million. i'm disappointed my colleagues. stuart: what happens now he's not going to be impeached or removed he is there going to stay there until the end of the administration, what happens now the good keep coming. >> i think we will continue to push this issue i know the homeland security committee has been working vigilantly to

collect more facts and data to use against him so we could do the impeachment. i believe there will be another vote to impeach him at some point if not then shirley next year. with that said. stuart: isn't it a waste of time even if you impeach him or removed him the border stays out of control, is it a waste of time. >> i don't think it's a waste of time what we need to do is elected president that will put the policies in place. we tried everything we can we've been hearing, press conference, legislation, pass legislation the senate and schumer refused to pass her border security act and refused to do anything, at least pass your own bill and let's reconcile the dig under differences and get the board under control we have no choice but to move forward into impeach mayorkas hoping will get somebody in there that will be reasonable and perhaps this administration will get the signal and the message that we are serious about holding them accountable but we cannot allow this to continue.

i'm concerned in the post 9/11 world that we could have another terrorist attack when you have 1.7 million people in the country where we don't know who they are, where they are and where their intentions are i will not wait until that moment to remove this individual we need to do from new york we will see you again. thank you. republicans are after the administration for housing migrants and national parks, what are they saying. >> are saying the white house passed a very important law when it did that and it leases the parks to build migrant shelters and that's it environmental law passed in 1969 the national environmental policy act were federal agencies have to review the environmental impacts of spaces and how they doing different projects on federal land. when the biden white house wants to do something, the rules do not matter we don't have to follow the rules we will steamroll over them.

if somebody else wanted to do it there would be a lengthy process to go through every rural and make sure every box is checked. i don't know that it would necessarily be bad but they have to study it, what you do the waste to differ aspects they have to look at it. stuart: thank you very much indeed, quick check of futures i see green not as much green as we had before the dow of 40, nasdaq up 66, the opening bell is next and will take you to wall street. ♪ before advil. advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. when pain comes for you,

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changed that the fed was going to be done now we believe the fed is done most analysts believe there done and that clears the path for the markets to go higher. we can continue to see the rally power through year-end. stuart: if we power through year-end rally what would you be by now. >> everything that is working we owed everything that's been working fortunately and adding on to do positions we've been enjoying the ride up, folks open on the sidelines is still not too late to buy amazon, microsoft or nvidia they will continue to go higher and even if there is a pullback there will be long-term hold companies, the chipmakers are doing well and i think they will continue to do well on a.i. but we know there is a lack of chips and we need more chips. industries doing well will continue to do well. stuart: i cannot imagine how big of a portion overall market is occupied by the magnificent seven, what is it 20% of the market or 25% of the s&p, it is

huge. >> is a worry because the concentration in the big names and i think it's justified for the most part but the problem a lot of investors will complain there is not much breath with the recent rally that we seen not a lot of the other dogs in the other ones that have not performed have done much catching up somehow a little bit of a pop there is little breath to this market and that's worrisome with a handful of stocks leading attire and those are justified in terms of going higher and i would like to see breath and a lot of the names of suffered and started to come back to life if we could see that we can have a strong year-end rally. >> is microsoft going to overtake apple as the most viable company in the world anytime soon? >> absolutely.

you and i talked about microsoft or many years it's going to double in the next 4 - 5 years from here. stuart: you can't ended there, unfortunately we are out of time. shaw gulati said the markets going to double four years from now. he will be back soon. you will be back i promise you that, they open the market were on the upside, the dow 30 shows an overwhelming presence of buyers, a lot of green on the dow 30 in the dow is at 9496 points from the opening bell, show me the s&p i'm sure attire. about a quarter% on the upside, 4500 is a level in the nasdaq composite of over 31%, 52 points at this stage big tech just as the market opens amazon, alphabet and data, retailers reported before the bell, we have to start with target, that is up 13%. >> they beat on earnings and

revenue expectation, you can see it is a big move for the company part of the issue you have people who were bargain-hunting and doing it at stores like target but they can move cost-cutting and adjust things to get the earnings where they wanted to be i'm not necessarily sure that there saying everything is great there saying the holiday quarter will be the same, i think it should be better and they should be saying that. discount stores are good to do well in this environment. stuart: profit margin went up big deal for that, tjx, what stores are in t.j. maxx, t.j. maxx, home goods, marshals you have so much microsoft you would be sto shopping the. i have to shop there, there saying this off-price demand that's what they call it is very steady right now with consumers there also bargain hunting in tjx, they lifted the annual forecast to.

stuart: how much did big tech companies add to the value in yesterday's rally. >> $200 billion, microsoft included in their alphabet, amazon apple, meta, microsoft, nvidia and tesla now you add those together a little points trillion in market cap. they got a whole lot bigger. >> we were watching the markets together total tech rally. >> there with $11 trillion. stuart: excellent talk about youtube i understand are cracking down on a.i. generated videos i think that's a wonderful thing. >> what they basically say there has to be rules you can manipulate and make people say things that they did not say or look away that they did not look, there is a danger in that. there saying if you want to post you have to disclose that you used a.i. to work on a

particular image or the video so people understand what they're looking at. stuart: they are sure they can catch it? >> they think so, we will see. >> we shall see. >> i'm dying for the day when stuart varney says he would never say and that looks like and sounds like me. >> that they will come. >> is probably already hereabouts not encourage that, brookshire hathaway, i know they dropped some of their holdings, any big names? >> $7 billion in combined stocks, big names, general motors, johnson & johnson, procter & gamble, the issue here is seems a trying to free up cash and i'm not sure what they would do with it but they may have future plans to use in some way, everyone watches what warren buffett is doing when he gets out of names like that the market takes notice. stuart: i met a guy many years ago who inherited a few shares of brookshire mills, that is what warren buffett bought and it was a shell company the man was worth $100 million is

buffett buying anything. >> he bought sirius xm in the shares poplar of more than 9% right now, he added the position to his portfolio 9.7 million shares. stuart: then there's generac, the generator people, their very much in the news and the up 2%, who is pushing them higher. >> bank of america upgrading to neutral from underperformed the bank seeing fewer lingering risks as we go into next year, generators have been very, very popular especially when you think about her grids and the problems that we have as a result of this administration and the policies people want to know that they can have something to rely on. stuart: i think there backordered you have to wait a while to get the bigger ones. citigroup i presume the layoffs began today. >> this is interesting it is been hush-hush but jane fraser put this plan together of cost-cutting that involves layoffs i do not see any numbers just yet of how many people are being let go, it looks like it

could be ten at least 10% of workers in several businesses and up to this point reports are indicating that they will do this, now it seems that the reports are saying she's pulling the trigger on this, to speak to the larger economic picture this is what jerome powell said was going to have to happen, it is happening. stuart: check the big board, five minutes into the trading session were up 100 points shy of 35000 of the dow, show me the dow winners amongst the 30 stocks, disney reached $93 a share, 3m is up, walgreen, nike, intel, all on the list, the s&p 500 by target up 15% kimco realty's is on the list, nasdaq composite sirius xm radio jd.com, microchip, but they're not all on the upside where is the ten year treasury yield it is going up this morning 4.51% despite favorable inflation news

yields on the treasury up over 4.5% the price of gold on the upside not much a buck 50 and 1968, bitcoin, 36000 just above the level, 36 and $82, the price of oil $77 a barrel. not gas going up a little bit recently because of the cold-weather cost up 2.5% today, the average price for a gallon of regular 334, the average price per gallon of diesel 433. coming up, look at this an op-ed, hilary clinton called for hamas elimination, she says all of the blood shed in gaza is on the tier groups hands, martha maccallum reacts to that president biden meets china's xi jinping for the first of the year, what should biden's objective be in this meeting what we want to get out of it i will ask morgan ortagus, biden touted economic progress after the inflation report are americans feeling the relief especially with high prices at

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stuart: 11 minutes into the trading session, the dow is up 82, nasdaq of 57 favorable inflation early this morning the stock is up again. inflation is coming down but are we feeling relief, madison alworth and tennessee, you are in rural tennessee, nashville i think it is, any relief there? >> i think that i'm hearing from diners and business owners while it is coming down from last year we had better decades high when it comes to inflation.

over the last three years absorbed up price increases and that's something i want to bring in the owner of the pancake pantry here, we were chatting when it comes to inflation over the last three years have you had to adjust your menu what you have to do to keep up with higher input costs. >> in the last two years we have not increased their prices in june of this year we increased 20% to offset the cost of inflation and for instance the cost of eggs cost is 9 cents now and it cost us 40 cents, 400% increase. his doctor were trying to make more money were trying to share cost of goods are where they need to be to get profitable business. stuart: why did you wait two years to do the menu increase. >> whatever values is a cost driven value for a guest in our customers and we do not want to increase the prices and pass it on to the guest we wait is still

underway to the latest we could to raise the prices. >> is coming down from last year but over three years we have seen 9% sure it's down but overall were seeing a lot about you get back to work, i'm going to talk to the customers i'm going to interrupt alexander. alexander we were chatting earlier when it comes to you for inflation what you feel with your personal finances do you feel like your dollar is able to keep up with the economy today. >> my dollar does not stretch nearly as far just like it was mentioned that had to adjust for inflation. my adjustment to them is not being met, wages are not going up so if it's going 9 cents to an added 47 cents that is a different set of not getting in retirement from arrays or cost-of-living adjustment there is a big difference between what were feeling and what they're

feeling also. stuart: nashville is an exciting place to live it's got up and cost an attractive landscape to live in. when it comes to the economy tough jobs you feel like job wise you're able to keep up and cost of living you're able to keep up? >> nodded off. wages have been pretty much the same for a number of years but i've seen the prices of housing, rent, all of the gas steadily goes up. every year higher than it was a year before the rain there's a big difference in every time you go to the gas pump and have to pay your mortgage or rent. >> thank you for letting me interrupt here you have the customer side of the business side things are getting better from last year but last year was really bad when it came from inflation but people still feeling. >> madison very much indeed. retail sales went up 2.5% in the past 12 months, sales were

actually down in the month of october if you can see on the screen. peter morici is with us now, how does it look for the holiday shopping season. >> i think we will stay even in pick up a percentage or so it's consistent with a slowing economy, wells fargo bank is predicting a 5% increase in retail sales over last year, factor in inflation your in neutral or gaining a bit. stuart: that is not a favorable outlook is it, as you say it's a slowing economy but are we slowing into a recession in your opinion. >> it's very hard to say i'll be honest with you. i think that we are is a question of when were running out of pandemic savings later than we thought, initially we thought we would run out in october and there still some of that stuff around. eventually it has to go away and consumers are behind in inflation especially across the northern tier of the united states which is very important in the election i feel the economy will have a slowdown of a couple of quarters.

will the mbe are called a recession, politics will be very interesting i think it's hard to find an academic economist doctor that is eager to see donald trump become president. therefore eager to say that the biden economy is in a recession. it is a very shallow negative two quarters i would not be surprised if somehow or another it got tided. stuart: i understand let me go back to something you just said why is that there's no relief for people in the northern tier of the country that real wages are actually falling in the northern tier, why there? >> my feeling across most of manufacturing people haven't done really well and a lot of service activities we have a lot of the cities that are depopulated because of the wonderful police protection that you have a place like chicago and new york. the demand for labor is not quite as robust. over the time that joe biden has been president, prices have been

up 17%, wages have been up 14% that's not a big spread but if you're programming artificial intelligence, your situation has dramatically improved. if you're retired senior and florida or someone making to wenches in chicago probably you are falling behind much more than that, joe biden's) union the uaw got a huge raise, most of the people in michigan are not quite to be able to afford those cars. in fact joe is behind in michigan by a lot. in a state where he delivered the autoworkers, he is behind by a lot. stuart: that is very interesting, thank you very much indeed, we will see you soon. coming up. i have a sidebar to the historic march for israel held in d.c. yesterday. it is not a nice story it's a piece of discrimination and hate but i will bring it to you at

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stuart: in just a few our president biden meets china's leader in san francisco. edward lawrence is there. his climate change the big item on the meeting agenda? >> the u.s. this morning is already announced a renewed pledge by the chinese to reenter a working group for cooperation over climate change, it is going to be a big push for the president ahead of the meeting with president xi, the happening four hours from now, that's a big reason joe biden came to san francisco, last year vice president kamala harris led the delegation to apex they wanted to open the lines of communication and he did not want a misunderstanding to lead to a greater conflict with china, this is from biden's top

administrative advisor on asian affairs. >> there is an undeniable competition between the united states and china the idea of why were meeting tomorrow is to try to find ways to basically mitigate the worst aspects of the competition, neither country wants to slip to confrontation, we want to achieve are a series of things that are important to the united states one is a fentanyl agreement. >> businesses are hearing from the business standpoint the u.s. chamber of commerce once the biden administration to fight for free trade agreements and get out of the way. >> the biden administration approach the issue of economic engagement with the indo pacific very fearfully to be honest of a french group of folks within the progressive movement that don't like trade for one reason or another or are nervous about other parts of the business

community that employ some of the americans and drive so much of our economy. >> after the meeting with president biden and president xi, he's actually skipping the later later on tonight for leaders who are here and he's going to a dinner with ceos, american ceos that his message china is open for business and they want more of the u.s. investment. >> that was very interesting you save the best to last, well done. >> jackie there are more important things in climate. >> but that's number one on their list and that's an industry that will funnel billions and billions of dollars into china's pocket i am not surprised to hear that they're blowing off dinner to have dinner with ceos because china is about overtaking us as the world's largest superpower not about advisors but everybody tried to keep their status they

want to eat her lunch so the president could be talking about fentanyl and he could be asking them what are you doing with taiwan why are you getting aggressive and he could ask why are you supporting russia and iran two of our biggest enemies but instead he will be talking about green things. stuart: that does not meet your approval. >> taking some attribute on the show. will be watching you on the big money show 1:00 p.m. eastern on fox business to the market i see nasdaq at 27 points, still ahead hundreds of jewish people from detroit stranded on the airport when a charter bus driver allegedly refused to drive the group to the pro-israel rally, more coverage on that, thousands march for israel in d.c., dave points out that the massive group was able to rally with shared values and patriotism without getting violent, imagine that. new jersey's teachers union calls for and do the basic skills test requirement for aspiring teachers what does new jersey resident martha maccallum

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