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down to kick off a new month of trading. disappointed manufacturing and construction numbers coming in this morning but the key, in those numbers, prices they are paying is up. market watchers lou basensase and luke lloyd joining us. what do you think is going on? the broad picture today. >> we are seeing weakness in manufacturing. prices are stubbornly high and the fed mandate to control inflation while not tipping over the job market is, you are seeing that combined with the fact that it is difficult. david: let's look at the numbers for september. seems like a witching months. the last ten years it has been down 2.3%. last five years september has averaged down 4.2%. is that coincidence or is there something to it?

>> you have to use history as a gauge. the seasonality component and the broad market rotation which might make this even worse or better in some ways given the market dynamics. max seven is selling off significantly. the equal weight s&p 500. a big part of that as early as next year. stocks in the s&p deliver the majority of earnings growth in the market, very interesting, the market dynamics are the elephant in the room, the election coming up. the least talked about dynamic is oil prices. oil tankers are being blown up in the middle east. oil prices should be going up, not down. the only reason i can think of they aren't going down is trump presidency be priced into the market with perception of drill baby drill. combined that with the excel f being all-time highs the market

can be smarter so you have to stay in financials and look at natural gas. trump is kinder to germany. david: the great phil flynn coming up in the next segment talking about oil. bottom line of your screen, rather than the dow putting up the nasdaq, that is taking part 2.3%. what is going on with tech? this administration is bragging about the chips act, $280 billion is not helping the tech companies much. >> i think this is a rotation, seeing the magnificent 7 not performing and people rotating into small caps, something we've been pounding the table

for 6 to 8 months. the fed is going to cut interest rates and the data is undeniable when that happens. smart perform large caps by 11%. david: you set a lot of people said they should have done earlier, cut rates earlier. you say no, got to hit inflation. >> the labor market is stubbornly high. fed powell was actually the rodney dangerfield of finance, getting the respect, holding pharmacy should. now in that phase where he needs to cut rates because the job market is waning but contrary and again calling for 50 basis point cuts, that's too much. you've got to reignite the economy too quickly. david: look at the manufacturing prices paid. prices they are paying is going up a little bit. inflation is still a problem.

>> hurting margins for corporations. we been used to this bad inflation. capitalism operating with low regulation. picking winners and losers and deficit spending. the deficit spending hasn't turned off. and that issue as well, the federal reserve is breaking things what they are designed to do. once things break which is what we are going through, when things break on unemployment, inflation rebounds, those assets at the top end of winning as many gets cheaper and middle-class america is left holding the bag.

the rich get richer and middle-class is left holding the bag. david: is today just a blip down or will we see continued downward movement? >> september is always volatile. time in the markets, not timing and the markets. david: luke, what about you? >> just a blip when it comes to market rotation. this is a stock picker's market. can't just throw money at it. underneath the radar, hate talking about the market in general. as long as seven names don't deliver the expectation, the profit standpoint, you could see the bottom 93 make money. david: don't know if you could see but lou is nodding his head in agreement. oil prices are down despite the tensions in the middle east. cease-fire and hostage negotiators looking for a path forward after hamas killed six

hostages. fox's jeff paul is live in tel aviv with the latest. >> reporter: another night of demonstrations planned for tel aviv as protesters and families of the remaining 100 hostages try to apply as much pressure as they can to the israeli government and benjamin netanyahu to bring home the rest of the hostages. in the wake of the six hostages recovered from gaza tens of thousands have been taking to the street throughout israel the last few nights, demonstrations have been a big sadness and anger as many israelis believe had a cease-fire agreement been reached those six hostages would have been saved. they feel more could have been done and they mostly blame benjamin netanyahu. in a rare news conference the israeli prime minister pushed

back, apologized to the families of the hostages saying they were close to bringing them back but benjamin netanyahu appeared to address president biden's claims is not doing enough to make a deal. >> what message does this send hamas? kill more hostages. get more concessions. the pressure internationally must be directed at hamas, not at israel. >> reporter: hamas put out a statement blaming benjamin netanyahu for the deaths of those six hostages, they accused benjamin netanyahu of obstructing any possible cease-fire deal. they say any added israeli pressure from their military will only result in more captives dying. david: christian whiten, for the read on oil markets, we welcome analyst and fox news contributor phil flynn.

the two issues are joined at the hip. first to you. i quote something for the wall street journal about the biden/harris administration's response to the murder of these hostages. hamas probably can't believe it's luck or lack of moral seriousness by its enemies. terrorists murdered 6 is really hostages including one dual citizen american and israel is suddenly under pressure to make concessions to hamas and it is titled hamas murderers hostages and israel is to blame, israelis are to blame. of they got it right? >> i think the journal does have it right. it's not incidental. president biden calling the staff, staffers, aides like is national security adviser, they are the ones who've had, this extends to vice president harris, and it is terrible what

happens to the palestinians. and these voices who are against israel to turn gaza into another lebanon. a terrorist group, allowed to remain intact behind the power. and a veneer of civilian control. the biden/harris administration should be trying to help israel end this war favorably on terms that get rid of hamas. david: there's the case of the votes the biden/harris administration are looking at in places like minnesota and michigan where there are a lot of arab populations. another question about the israeli air force. we understand this morning they were bombing targets in gaza.

once again they pass off the criticism from the biden/harris administration. there future is at risk and they concentrate on that, agreed? >> the criticality of maintaining the border, issue of contentious weather, israel will control the border between egypt and gaza and benjamin netanyahu is insistent that they do. those protesters you for seen in israel do not enjoy majority support. the overwhelming majority of the public wants to get rid of hamas, supports the government and the war. david: more protesters here but by no means represent the majority voters but they do represent a crucial constituency that the biden/harris administration are trying to get to vote for them. we have middle east tensions. they continue apace. they are not getting better.

and we have less oil for libya because they close a major oilfield today. we have less oil, more middle east tension but lower oil prices. one would think it would be the opposite. >> really a disconnect because the market is pricing in a financial catastrophe. today's reports, manufacturing in the us reeks of stagflation and if you look at what is happening in china, a lot of negativity. then back to the geopolitical risk factor, towards iran. people lifted sanctions on iran, give them a lot of money, this is funded, and oil prices, there are rumors libya's production in a political

situation giving the market more selling, more concerns about where we would be with the economy than -- david: let's talk about iran. if trump is elected. will he go back to the maximum pressure campaign, that brought them to their knees economically and prohibited them from finding hezbollah and hamas to the point they could do anything like october 7th. do you think he would go back to that and take the threat of iran off the table if elected. >> talking to people going into a trump administration, fundamentally changing the view, the middle east is going to solve israel, palestine and other problems, he changed it it to the problem is iran, that

got everyone, the israelis were on our side. i see no reason he wouldn't do that again. david: is there enough extra oil and gas here to make up for irani and oil if we go back to maximum pressure against iran? >> of the biden administration didn't crackdown on us oil and gas, got to change policies had better do it quickly. we are facing a world we are under investing in fossil fuels, prices are down today. it might not be that way for the next couple years until we change course. david: thank you very much. a fight for free speech. the court upholding brazil's ban on x and some democrats are praising that decision. kevin o'leary is here on that and whether until's 60% drop in the past year shows the $280

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david: the supreme court in brazil upholding the ban on x blocking accents to tens of millions of brazilian users. what is musk saying? >> he is not happy at all. he's been posting a lot, what brazil's highest court did which was order the country's telecom regulator to shutdown x. the court is accusing the company of violating court orders and allowing hate >> misinformation to spread online. any individual found using the vpn to get around that ban could be fined $9000 which is a pretty penny, that is how much the average brazilian gets paid in a year. the ban will remain in place until x appoints a legal representative to work with the

country's government and pays millions and finds. it left many brazilians seeking alternative platforms. there is one writer and prominent x user who post on threads after the ban that i have no idea what is happening in the world right now and elon musk says the ban is, quote, crushing the people's right to free speech. musk's satellite internet company starling is facing sanctions for refusing to remove access to x. the x ban is the latest in a series of what conservatives are viewers affronts on free speech. last week the owner of the social media platform telegram was charged in france for allowing illegal content on the platform and mark zuckerberg admitted to censoring content under covid under pressure by the biden/harris administration. several republicans have spoken out, some democrats are

seemingly praising it. minnesota attorney general keith ellison posted on x with no context the words thank you, brazil prompting musk to say the democratic party wants to destroy the first amendment. david: in this case he's in favor of censorship because that's what they are doing. thank you for that. shark tank investor kevin o'leary. we will talk us in a second but brazil, i used to cover it at the wall street journal, modern economy, a lot of us businesses deal with brazil, it's president whose nickname is lula is a marxist and like most marxists one of the first thing he has done is taken over the judiciary, including the supreme court. and whether they want to do business where this sort of thing happens.

>> the growth metrics, and it is to rate up double digits. and let me be transparent, elon musk is a modern day, so many sectors, and it is a real disturber. he doesn't give up hoopoe. what country, what ducted air, what judiciary, if they don't want his technology. and if he doesn't get free

speech, and if i am lulu, and a lot of people who like internet, be careful in the eggshells you are will walking on. david: it is lula, but that is all right. you mentioned you are still involved and does have an upward trajectory. if you have a marxist leader, and and be careful what you build there. >> if you look at the history of those situations, the outcomes are not good for the lulas. thank you for correcting me. musk knows that.

people want technology and communicate with each other and this is one of the services they like using. if you start shutting down commerce, so much productivity and opportunity, that hurts the country and as i said before, i love the way he does it. david: he got his money. trump says if elected he's going to appoint elon musk, elon said he would be for it, to cut out the fat in government which sound like a great idea. that's what he did with twitter, fired 80% of the staff. >> i want to watch that movie. i can't wait till he gets an apartment in washington. i would love to see that happen. david: in particular i want to focus on one stock, intel. until is down 60% for the year. it is down 6. 5% last time i noticed to.

what is incredible is intel received a chunk of that $280 chips act that we paid for which was supposed to help companies like intel to create more chips. does this show you how deadly government control industrial policy can be to business? >> it is not a good idea. the chips and science act looking for dollars for 62% of the economy. not a dime. we did meet with staffers in washington. i thank you for giving me that opportunity. when they give intel billions of dollars, 20 years from now, better way to have done this, tell investors if you invest in this sector, chip manufacturing, a tax holiday for 20 years. i am ready for capital to work

and i will choose the winners and losers in management. intel management missed the boat on mobile devices decades ago. everybody knows that. i would never invest in them. i invest in the amds of the world and others and give them my money if given a tax incentive. that is how you implement policy. that was bad policy. david: isn't it ironic they are there for the little guys and small businesses when 200 $1 billion you just mentioned went to the huge companies and they are failing. >> not a dime and that act for companies under 500 employees, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing. david: always great to have you on. thank you for being here. coming up, donald trump and kamala harris pitching different visions and same ideas, they usually go from the right on the screen to the left on the screen. what voters are weighing as

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charlie gasparino has the story. charles: i wrote a column in the post a couple weeks ago. it is the same conversations i had, donors and advisors. what they are saying is kamala harris is not, did i say her name -- i don't want to be -- david: i was told by robert wolf, you start with -- kamala harris. charles: i will be accused of -- right. that she's not as radical as the portrayal. not as radical as biden. these are prominent advisors and when i brought up the tax on unrealized capital gains, you are only supposed to be taxed when you sell something, not when you are holding it.

they were like she has never made a comment about this so don't assume she supports it. david: aren't these the same people, somebody is putting it out there. just for the record, it doesn't work. it's been tried in 13 european countries. capital runs away. charles: i will give you their side of the story. they say she's looking at every piece of the biden budget as in terms of taxes and tariffs and applying, she wants to know the roi, she mentioned roi. i am sorry. couldn't help it. in any event, that's what they are saying. nothing is definitely in, nothing is definitely out. stay tuned for the plan. i shot back at this prominent

guy that called up, his name is off the record, household name, she's going to have a plan. why doesn't she have one now? only two months left, may the less. can't expect her to have an economic plan now but she became the nominee -- that sounds ridiculous. i said how about this unrealized capital gains? show me one quote, said she supports the biden budget, that's where it is. david: this guy lost me when he claimed biden was more to the left than kamala harris. kamala harris who comes from berkeley, these wild plans on her record etc. . come on. charles: defund the police, up and down. this is a work in progress.

not saying i believe this stuff. it's comical. david: a little late in the game for a work in progress. charles: she has been vice president for four years. david: there's not much there there. good to see you. kamala harris just weighing in on whether she believes u.s. steel should remain american owned. jeff flock has details on that. >> reporter: a couple big stories. it now appears vice president harris and donald trump agree on an issue. first to the steel, the u.s. steel deal with napalm steel of japan, $15 billion and they sweetened the deal. hiring new steelworkers and

upgrading facilities, steelworkers union not really buying it. they say it's a national security threat which donald trump has been saying all along. vice president harris says she agrees. >> it is vital for our nation to maintain strong american steel companies and i couldn't agree more with president biden. u.s. steel should remain american and anti-american operated. >> reporter: she agrees with president biden and donald trump on that issue and apparently agrees now on the subject of fracking. the hydraulic fracturing to get oil and gas out of the ground. in 2019 she was opposed to it, now she says because of the inflation reduction act, and the climate incentives in that, she's able to say i support fracking. some people don't buy it

including the republican vice presidential candidate. >> saying she changed her mind on fracking during the general election debate, she did not do that. i think kamala harris got away with a dishonest revision of her record. david: no sin to change your view on some issues. that's what pennsylvania voters have done on fracking. look at these numbers, the college attracts or has been tracking fracking for a dozen years found in 2012, 49 to 39%, the state was opposed to it. two years ago the latest survey found 48% to 44% are for it. people can change their minds on some things, just got to know they are serious about it. david: you can change your mind on some things, she's changing 180 ° on everything.

s -- kamala harris ripping policies from the trump playbook, stopping us steel sales, mode taxes on tips so what's next? here to discuss is sarah bedford. i don't know if you heard my conversation with charlie gasparino but the kamala camp is saying she's more centrist, more to the right than president biden is. they are creating a caricature of her that in no way, shape or form resembles the way she was before she decided to run this time for president or god the tap or the nod. do you believe it? do you think voters care about it? >> reporter: she's trying to be all things to all people. if you have people claiming to be close to kamala harris behind the scenes trying to convince folks that kamala is a

centrist, she's not going to repeat the mistakes of the biden administration or embrace policies that characterized her public platform for her entire political career, she is saying my values haven't changed, the liberal things i support as i climbed the democratic political latter in san francisco. we haven't heard what her plans are when she was asked in one interview, why she hasn't tried to bring down prices or address economic anxieties, she blamed the pandemic that most have forgotten about. >> david: kind of a centrist in the democratic sphere of things.

including the green new deal, behind every step of the way, her background is more radical than his background, on economics, salon magazine, they are pretty open about that, advising her to avoid talking the economy because people hate bidenomics and can't escape association with and her own leftist economic views of the economy. >> voters are really dissatisfied with the economy, they blame the biden administration for the fact the cost of living has gotten so out of control and she's associated with the economic

platform and endorsed bidenomics in the past at the same time because voters are primarily concerned heading into the polls and early voting in a matter of weeks, she can't ignore it because she runs the risk of letting donald trump can -- define the conversation and most voters have memories of how things were economically under the trump administration blue she's in a tough spot whether she talks about a doesn't but she hasn't put forward any serious policy proposals. david: she came out three or four weeks ago with a plan to create a federal price gouging agency to impose price controls on those companies they claim are gouging even though their profit margin is pathetically small for most of the food organizations, she put out there but the question is whether her feet will be held to the fire in the debate. i would love to talk to you.

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us agents from the department of homeland security investigation seized the plane, fluid to florida. the president a luxury jet is on the tarmac. it is likely there was a shell company involved in florida and smuggled it to the caribbean in venezuela. there are records of it taking off and landing from the military base in venezuela. this is the plane maduro uses to get from country to country but homeland security agents say no one is safe from their reach. >> its partners have the expertise, the global reach and partnerships to impact anyone including heads of state. >> reporter: the maduro government reacted with outrage saying this is a criminal move, the us is committing piracy.

maduro ran for president in july. hasn't released the results of those elections, this is another way of the us putting pressure on a dictator. david: let's get reaction from the dissident project manager who was born and raised and came here legally with his family, something we will get into. they got the plane, the jet, he wasn't able to get away with it. got some help from the dominican republic. there might be 15 more sanctions coming but what took him so long? >> maduro likes to take people's property. but it is a shame the only thing we can do is this. operating in venezuela, representing 10% of the gdp, that allowed by the biden administration, the

administration has to not arrest people related to other things. foreigners who cooperate with maduro, there needs to be a lot more. david: if the biden/harris administration is doing enough. they were flirting at least in the beginning of the administration with the maduro regime trying to persuade him that oil had a lot to do with it. clamping down on our oil production, bringing more oil from abroad. is that one reason they were slow in pressing harder on maduro? >> the war in ukraine broke out. biden thought the best way should have been american oil. imagine if i told you there is one policy that could reduce co2 emissions, promote democracy and create american

jobs and that is increasing american oil production. david: natural gas production. >> venezuelan oil company with the most oil spills in the planet right now yet why keeping that? david: i once flew over and oil production area in venezuela, used to be one of the most beautiful spots in the world, mile after mile, took ten minutes to fly over the whole thing. this is how they import more from the filthiest oil producer and we should mention in the old days before it was nationalized by the government, the venezuelan oil company was a relatively decent, efficient company but chavez changed the whole thing around. >> venezuela has the largest oil reserves on the planet,

many natural resources, the socialist policies of price controls, expansion of government being promoted in the united states, led to the largest refugee crisis on the planet. the largest refugee crisis in world history not caused by a war is venezuela. david: is it possible another wave is coming? i understand the situation gets more dire by the day. >> there was a poll before the election last month in venezuela that said a lot one million people were ready to go in the next six months. 1 million more people will come to the united states. david: particularly with open borders which leads me, you were a shining example of the kind of immigration america needs in terms of hard-working, we see a lot of people coming, the new york post headline to

today's three out of four arrested in midtown migrant crime and again time and again. the migrant, the number of migrant crimes is growing so much, 70% of the crime we get in the us at least in new york city. >> this is the consequence of the failed policies patrolling the border by the federal government, remember the city is the one that chose to how these migrants on taxpayer dollars, altogether come a single men together in one shelter, like a ticking time bomb. who in their right mind thought we are going to pay for the housing of illegal immigrants. david: healthcare and debit cards as well and this is the housing project in rural colorado, not just new york but all over the country. great to see you, come again, good to see you. more cavuto coast-to-coast after this. ♪

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