>> i watched of course it was the cowboys i watched. of course you did. cheryl: i thought he did a great job. that was his first time. >> a couple fumbled the early innings on the wrong sport, he could be great but it's a little awkward to get going big change in your job. >> since were paying jack prescott that salary better if. >> how comforting to see the best ever is a little bit nervous that makes me feel better about my nervousness and i thought he did great. >> football is back and back to politics, you want to make sure you turn in to fox business tomorrow night will be simulcasting the abc news presidential debate at 9:00 p.m. eastern time, special coverage from 6 - 9:00 p.m. eastern time, stuart varney over to you. >> good morning everyone, this is a target rich news environment here comes the debate, apple day in the

consumer price index but we start with what the optimists are hoping is a balance, tough week for stocks last week here's how we start today, plenty of green the dow up to 80, the nasdaq upon 47, 37-point game for the s&p, let me show you apple stock this is four hours the unveils iphone 16 up a fraction 8 cents, this is google the second antitrust trial begins today at 96 cents at 151. on interest rates some of the interesting technical the reverse, the inverse, that is the yield on the ten year above the yield on the two-year is often that for a long time, the ten year yields 374 and the two-year coming in at about 368, 369, the tenure above the two-year unusual in this particular year. bitcoin 55000-dollar coin, no bounce their, oil below $70 a

barrel, $6508 gas down to 3.2 seven, that's a goal, will take that. let's move on to gas, 11 states in the south, regular is under $3 a gallon, all concentrated, 11 states under $3. politics, bernie sanders let the cat out of the bag says kamala harris is moving to the center only to get elected, not goodwill that real kamala harris please stand up she took a brief stroll with her husband on sunday into a debate prep again all day today. trump has received a bump in the polls, the times polls shows him up slightly, 48 trump, 47 harris kamala harris has lost momentum. on the show the europeans investigate themselves, they're not competitive they're falling behind. a blue-ribbon commission is calling for a new industrial policy. how about new politics, drop bureaucratic socialism, just a thought. dave portnoy will join us, alas the question, should taylor

swift get involved in politics, i have no idea what he's going to say. monday september 9, 2024, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ under pressure, what's under pressure, the debate, it is a monday morning in midtown manhattan, there's not much traffic is there. are we the only ones here. one day away from the presidential debate between donald trump and president harris and a new poll from the new york times and siena college give it a one point lead over harris, this is a national poll, charlie hurt has harris lost momentum and if so, why? >> definitely the honeymoon is

over the media has done all they can to proper up and i think people are starting to look at the issues which we knew was going to start happening after labor day when people dialed into the election and we look issues with her she's been all over the place and she may not give interviews and people an opportunity to hear her defender positions therefore the trump campaign has gone back and pulled clips from her career and laid them out there and put them side-by-side and people said my goodness, this woman will say whatever she has to say if you get herself elected, that's a fair assessment. >> then there's this, a boost for trump and nate silver's predict prediction gives him a 63 and 36% chance of beating harris, this is in the electoral college, winning every swing state. if that were the case that is a

landslide. >> absolutely. i think it's an important point, this environment that would be a landslide, when you normally think of a landslide being a ronald reagan landslide where you take out the entire country except for somebody's opponent's home state, today's environment if donald trump were to roll up all of the swing states especially the blue wall states the way he did in 2016 that is a landslide, again it goes back to the issue of credibility with kamala harris, she can try to hide and change her views and say what she wants to say but if the trump campaign can demonstrate that she doesn't believe in anything or shall say anything just to get a promotion of political promotion which is what she's done throughout her career. if they can demonstrate that it

destroys her credibility and a politician loses his or her credibility it is over. >> yes it is let's not get overconfident. charlie hurt, monday morning let's get the week started right programming note tomorrow is the abc news debate twin trump and harris "the bottom line" will begin special coverage from 6 - 8:00 p.m. eastern and fox business will simulcast the debate live 9:00 p.m. eastern on this network, turn to the market it's a big day for a couple of tech stocks google begins the second antitrust trial, apple has iphone 16 event, taylor rings with me. google first. >> the second antitrust case, this is about the ad tech, the platform in which they can have advertisers buy and sell ads the government, d.o.j. alleging they stopped rivals from developing the competitor in the really push advertisers to use their own platform. this comes after last month when we got the pass ruling from the

d.o.j. that they won the search dominance case read all of this reminds me of microsoft in the '90s, they fell way behind in innovation because the government had them locked up in court and investors want to make sure this does not happen in terms of stalling innovation when it comes to google. what they did for microsoft kept them down for ten years. last decade, then we have apple, let's talk about apple intelligence, that's what were being investigated. >> the big fall for apple, weather weekend unveil the iphone 16, no one cares about the hardware maybe new chip or better cameras but it's all about the software, the apple intelligence a.i. feature dan ives calling this a big watershed moment the iphone 16 with a.i., is this going to help increase the up cycle that we've been waiting for. i've seen channel checks showing him initial orders can be 90 million for the iphone 16 well ahead of the street estimates of 80 million and up double digits year over year we

will see if this is the big moment. stuart: i want to know what it can do for me how will i be able to use us. apple intelligence. very good, you got me there, still with me for the hour, check the market, i like the green, the dow is up 300, nasdaq of 146 but last week was awful, this is a bounce at the moment. jessica with me this morning. you don't think the selling and big tech is over? is it the end of the magnificent seven wonderful run over? >> i think it is i was hoping you would acknowledge my call on nvidia two weeks ago when it was 129 and i said after would fall by 25%, now it is down by almost 25%. if you don't give me the credit i'm going to take it myself. what i see, it is all about the a.i. bubble, we are in an a.i. bubble and what that means the

big tech the magnificent seven have spent tens of billions of dollars towards a.i. and as taylor said, apple is going to reveal today the upgrades in the a.i. a phone and what that means for consumers but what it means for the magnificent seven, they spend absorb the amount of money to get from 5 - 10% increases in revenue, that is not enough to justify the spending. i think a.i. is transformative but i think you've had all the institutions compile into the magnificent seven, you blackrock buying stock, they are so overly invested. what i'm hearing from all of them, they need to reduce their positions because taylor also mentioned the trust case, are we going into an environment where success is going to be punished and these companies are not going to have a dominance. stuart: are we going into recession or close?

>> what is dangerous irony believer in a recession and i would call this economy a carbon monoxide economy which means you cannot detect how dangerous of an economy we are in and what i see from this, we see the jobs report on the surface it looks bad but not as bad as it really was when 80% of the workers or government workers, non-us born citizens are replacing u.s. citizens. everything is focus this week on the cpi the consumer price index because the market, the academy is eagerly anticipating a 50 base point cut in september if they don't get it could be a disastrous outcome. stuart: i'm not selling my microsoft, is that clear, the carbon monoxide economy. that was a good one you should patent and register that.

let's talk crypto's. what can you tell me about trump's latest project i believe is called world liberty financial. >> this is about the theory of spreading stable coins which is a 1 - 1 paid to the u.s. dollar, his main goal as we heard from in and the new york economic to maintain the dollar as the world currency, if everyone is innovating into digital currency in stable coins and crypto one of the ways he can do that is stable coins which has a one-to-one pig with the u.s. dollar, my take on this, we don't have a firm plan, if we don't innovate someone else well, china will have you come up with an innovative plan with some guardrails to maybe get in the crypto community for about but also think of this as a future innovative tool if you want to get away from the strict government oversight of the u.s. dollar does not start to make sense and helps to democratize

the world of finance if everyone can participate in this off-line stable currency we went from likes to be ahead of the game, thank you so much, the second-seeded donald trump's criminal trial delayed until november the 26 weeks after the election, what happens if trump wins? kamala harris has flip-flopped on key issues making her sound more moderate. bernie sanders says don't worry she's not abandoning her progressive ideas. >> i think she is trying to be pragmatic and doing what she thinks in order to win the election, i do consider her a progressive. stuart: weight is harris really stand one day before the debate. we'll be right back. ♪ (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different.

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stuart: first thing on a monday morning you want to see what's going on with your money as we start a new week, after bad week last week a modest bounce this morning, dow up 300, nasdaq of 150 roughly speaking. kamala harris has flip-flopped on issues like fracking, medicare for all and a whole lot more, she's trying to see more moderate, rich edson is with me what did bernie sanders say about harris shift to the middle. >> what bernie sanders is basically saying, she has got to take position to win an election and when you look at what vice president harris has been saying about all of this, she says her values are the same but her time as vice president has changed her perspective on how to fulfill the values, republican

maintain is a simply for flopping and when you look at issues that you mention medicare for all and the no tax on tips are some of the issues when it comes to the southern border that harris is taking trump policy positions were abandoning her own. >> share the tie-breaking vote on this inflation reduction at the american recovery after pump $1.4 trillion into the economy which led to the inflation and she's the failed borders are, what you get into her record and she is more liberal in the senate and bernie sanders that spells trouble for kamala ha harris. >> yesterday the new york times released a poll on the presidential election showing 62% of registered voters want major change from president biden and 56% c harris representing more of the same. as for former presidential, 51% wants major change in 30% say trump is more of the same. the former representative and house republican conference care chair liz cheney and her

father dick cheney said they're voting for harris, the vp says she's happy to have their support. >> i'm honored to have their endorsement and i think what they both as leaders who are well respected are making an important statement that it is okay it is not important to put country above party and i moderate to have their support and i think it's important statement right now. >> harris has been in pittsburgh since thursday preparing for tomorrow night's debate. stuart: thank you. bernie sanders also wants harris to recent proposed capital gains tax, she's already calling for 28% and he wants more. jason smith joins me now. congressman, if she gets the capital gains tax rate echoes to 28%, if she gets it, what with the impact of that be.

>> she wants to raise taxes on all americans, not just the capital gains tax, she called for complete repealing of the trump tax cuts that would basically put every business tax about communist china. this would be detrimental to our economy, she is basically an arsonist was trying to sell fire insurance, she created this terrible economy with a $10 trillion spending bill that she was a tie-breaking vote, $2 trillion in the american rescue plan led to record inflation, she was a tie-breaking vote, inflation reduction act almost a trillion dollars in spending, tie-breaking vote and that is why we have seen inflation go up 20.1% under harris' watch now she was to raise taxes on working-class americans, unacceptable. stuart: axios reports the white house is preparing a three-month spending plan, the republicans have a six month bill ready to go, what is the difference

between the three-month and the six-month, is it voter id. >> one thing about it, we know the democrats don't support the save act, it's very basic, it just says only u.s. citizens can vote in our elections, not even voter id. only u.s. citizens can vote in our elections, i don't know why democrats really don't support that unless they like to cheat in elections but timing will tell, one thing about it, there will not be a government shutdown, the media likes to sometimes say that there will be, the government will be funded whether it is a couple month cr or a six-month cr it is yet to be determined because of course the democrats control the united states senate, the republicans have a razor thin majority in the u.s. house. stuart: you want a six-month cr carried into next year? >> i will make sure the government is completely funded and we reduce spending.

the reason why we've seen inflation go up 21.1% is because of crazy spending. the only way to address that is because donald trump is president and as soon as he's president we need to get spending under control with the policies that will help real back this incredible wasteful spending of the biden here's the administration. stuart: we have a spending problem rather than a tax problem, that would be my personal opinion. it's always a pleasure to have you on the show, thanks for being here. stuart: let's go back to the 28% capital gains tax, what is the point of raising the tax to 28%. >> you could argue tax the rich to punish them if you don't like them. my bigger issue, this shows that this party doesn't have any private business experience, there is no investment experience, there was a story that tim walz 0 investment ever, the problem is 60% of americans

have money in the equity market, whether your teacher pension fund, police and fire, you and me with the 401k, over half of americans have money in this and they want to tax it because they don't understand the unrealized or realize capital gains tax does have an impact on our retirement and our future, they have a spending problem an think taxing us into oblivion is the best way to solve it to continue on with government overreach and shows a clear misunderstanding the way the market works and investment works in the way 60% of americans are thinking about their pension and their retirement. stuart: taylor briggs let's check the futures the market opens in less than four minutes, seven minutes, the gallup 300, the nasdaq up 140, not bad, we'll be right back. ♪

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>> i think with in a down market monday morning gap up should be approached with apprehension, we are in oversold territory you can get the bounce but let's see where we close today, when you're in a down market you could have up opens and down closes so i what is the more for a change in trend i'm not convinced yet, sumit got torched last week, pretty bearish and you can have above market without semis participating so i want to see a little bit more than one day up to see if we can get some legs. stuart: you brought some stocks along with you that you particularly like i have my eye on eli lilly and fascinated with the company is up 1% today, apart from weight loss drugs what's so good about it. >> if you take a step back this is a stock that's been outperforming for many, many months and versus some of the competitors and does more than the weight loss drug and if you look at the health of the

financials in a couple quarters of a row of double digit growth that's been accelerating and with the rollout of the weight loss drugs in the early stages, maybe there's a debate about the effectiveness or the health, pros and cons you have to weigh this. stuart: we were having a debate whether i should get we go be or not. >> now, you do not need it you look fit and great. stuart: moving on, eli lilly $912 a share, where you see it going. >> is at a critical level 900 his psychological number in the 50 day moving average, a lot of technical traders will use that and it's finding support i would want to see a nice close today yet to be careful around this level if you want to treat it the 50 day moving average provides a very key level to trade off of. stuart: do you know if they have supply, enormous demand for the weight loss drugs, can they supply the demand.

>> that's going to be the question if you look at annual earnings estimates in 2024 expected to go up 157%, that could speak to what they have in store, keeping an eye on that. melissa, thank you for joining us we are going to watch on "barron's roundtable" this friday 7:30 p.m. eastern here on fox business, thank you very much. the opening bell is about to ring we have about 20 seconds to go we will go through the usual stuff and wait for the gentleman to press the button that we know were often running. the backdrop to today's market is what happened last week. a big selloff, the s&p 500 was down more than 4% a very significant loss yet we are wondering the bounce back last, is he going to be a last selloff for you bounce back immediately or what, let's see, the market often running, the dow was up 315, 304 points, let's call it this at 304 game for they're

down gesture there are 27 of the dow 30 which are up which make that 26 of that's a pretty solid opening all of the dow stocks are up except for the bottom three, moving on to the s&p 500 and dropped over 4% last week it is backed up by .70% this morning, the nasdaq composite was down as well, now you're up .90% 16841, shall be big tech, where are we with the big tech, amazon, alphabet, microsoft up, meta up, apple ever so slightly down and has apple 16 event today, let's pull out apple, the big 16 event is today, 1:00 p.m. eastern, what can we expect. >> apple intelligence is all about a.i. no one cares about the hardware may be a new camera or new chip but all about is the a.i. can really help boost the big momentum that we've been waiting in the big upgrade cycle we will have to see if they do

that. stuart: what is dan ives saying about this. it's a watershed moment of ap apple. >> he's thinking you could see 90 million iphone 16 shipments versus estimate of 80 million because if you have not upgraded your phone in four years, you been waiting for really new fun thing how are you going to spend a thousand dollars if it's not fun and you, is a.i. the way i can get you to upgrade, that's what he thinking maybe this is the moment for apple. stuart: i know we have changes coming to the s&p 500, can you tell me which are in and which are out. >> in is palantir and dell and out is at the end american airlines, the only thing that people care about is palantir, dan ives saying this is a validation moment for palantir, they're going to be added because you think about the profitability of this company finally enough to get them in the index, this is a big moment he's raising the price target up to $38 a share currently is 33.

those are the big to the people are watching. stuart: that guy has some clout it's up 9% when he says it's way to be 30. let me see tesla i presume is on the upside, another 1.5% come up good numbers out of china. >> they say this was the best month of ev china sales all year, overall ev sales have been down about 7% year-over-year, getting good numbers out of china are good, i think is also side moments, elon musk making other comments about spacex laid out his vision for mars, x a.i. saying he will not take money from telsa for the area i products and are taking a side of relief that you're not getting cold mingling among some of his other companies. stuart: then of course elon musk that will run the antigovernment bureaucracy and investigate all agencies for trump. i see costco on my prompter making changes to the mobile app, what is that about.

>> on a beta version, are you a costco user? on your beta version if they selected you to be beta you can do a search inventory instead of dragging the costco you can search and see if your favorite costco has the item in stock that you want maybe saves you time and gas. >> boeing has a deal with the union over the weekend, we do know what is in the deal. >> 25% increase in wages over the next four years and a commitment to build the next plane in seattle, this is seen as a big win for the new ceo kelly or berg a lot of analysts say you do not need an uncooperative union right now you need these people on your team because boeing has somebody other problems so this is a big win let's put this had been behind us and get back to business for boeing. stuart: all the way down to 163. >> they have a lot of work to do. the premier week and for the long-awaited betelgeuse equal, how did they do.

>> i'm out of my element i don't do betelgeuse and having gone to the movies but they blew it out of the water everyone but us was at the movie scene betelgeuse $110 million the third best opening weekend of the year after inside out two and deadpool and wolverine, the second highest grossing september of all time right behind the 2017 release of it from stephen king some people like it not seen it. stuart: i want to see the reagan movie. i haven't had a chance yet, let's get to google, second antitrust trial begins today what is this about. >> the ad attack platform or advertisers can buy and sell at, this first one was about search dominance the second antitrust case in less than a year the big eight kicks off today. stuart: check out the big board in business for five minutes down gesture of 200 points, 40549, the dow winners there

must be quite a few, they are at, boeing, amazon, american express, goldman sachs and caterpillar all in the green, nice gain. s&p, boeing of the top 3.5%, nvidia three to quarter% at 106. we just told you tesla 3% in home net aerospace, the up 3%. nasdaq winners, modern technology, tests on the list, decks come, qualcomm, netflix, not quite sure of the price, there on an active list and on the upside, the ten year treasury, very interesting it is above the yield on the t two-yer it is not been that way for a year as i recall so we have the inversion of -- the reversal of the inversion, who cares, the yield is 374 and is looking slightly lower. the price of gold, 2531, bitcoin, not doing well, no bounds. there is a bit, 554 not exactly a great bounds, oil 68 bucks a

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stuart: were 11 minutes into the trading session, the dow is up 233 points, the nasdaq up 177, changing the subject, a landlord in aurora colorado is forced to sell his apartment complex after it was taken over by venezuelan gang trend day aragua. you see the landlord should sue the department of homeland security but i have to point out the landlord of the complex had numerous code violations and health violations, on what grounds does he soothe the government. >> my thought, granted i'm not a lawyer i'm playing one on tv, i'm not a lawyer, this gang which has 5000 members in

venezuela, scores of them came across the border in el paso and what did they find they find vulnerable places to set up camp. had the border been protected, these folks probably would've not come in, should the landlord be responsible for the deferred maintenance and dakota violations, 100%, however, the opportunity for this gang to set up camp in the skies property that is not his fault, it's a fault in my view the government who has an obligation to protect her border i'm an absolute libertarian and i don't think the government has to be responsibilities protecting our sovereignty is one of them. i think you're right on this. realtor in florida at least some of them are warning of condo prices entering correction mode, prices have fallen in 18 metro areas in florida, what is the problem. >> i talked about this two years ago on the very program, after the tragic collapse of the economy in miami they enacted a

law i think senate law in florida and 2022 that requires buildings over three stories and over 30 years of age to have a study of deferred maintenance and how structurally sound the physical plan is a make repairs, going forward have sufficient reserves on the balance sheet of the condominium to make sure that they handle problems in their rise, no specific story of a 25 unit condominium it would not of fallen within the law is on the intercoastal waterway, there like townhomes, they needed a new seawall so everybody raced to get there she was inspected the seawall job was $1 million and ended up being $40000 for each townhome owner for some of the town homeowners probably cannot afford to buy their existing townhome it there worth millions of dollars they probably bought them for hundreds of thousands so $40000 to the owner is a tremendous amount of money.

when you raise the homeowner association dues or the maintenance so to speak on the condominiums the prices and up falling because the buyers between insurance going up, between hoa fees going up, there's so much elasticity in the price. stuart: is it a serious decline, 10%. >> i would say probably five or 10%, i think this is an ongoing challenge. a lot of the boards of the condominiums, this is across the country, they don't build up big reserves and they live hand to mouth. now there is a statutory requirement that they have sufficient reserves for the rainy day. you see these laws in other parts of the country, this is not florida alone but that is the hazard of buying condominiums, you don't know how financially healthy the building is should something like an elevator break or need a new roof or in this case need a new seawall. stuart: gavin opinion on this. >> i agree i was look at supply

and demand we talked about inventory starting to pile up, demand weighing a little bit florida is boom and bust cycle so you want to even out the booms in the bust and with mortgage rates still elevated people are still very much adjusting to the new normal, now that mortgage rates are starting to come down, does that help support prices bringing the floor, buyers have to come off the sidelines to meet the rising inventory. stuart: a big picture we have a norm is boom in florida real estate, simply incredible but the bloom is off the rose. >> condominiums are different story for single-family and i think this condominium repricing is shifting more interest to single-family homes away from the economy and interestingly enough new construction may have a robust balance sheet, they are new so there ten years before the problem they are not seen as much of a hit as a 10-year-old or 30-year-old or 40-year-old

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stuart: kamala harris is in pittsburgh preparing for the debate with donald trump, alexis mcadams is there, can you tell us exactly how she is preparing. >> how do you get ready to

debate former president donald trump, according to the new york times, kamala harris is locked inside a pittsburgh for hours, she is debating one of her advisors, who listen to this is just like former president trump he stays wearing a person along boxy suit in a long time, there is a replica of the debate stage tv lighting there trying to get ready as possible before she heads to the debate on tuesday it's good to be very important she introduces herself to a lot of americans who want to know more about her she was asked are you be ready, she gave a thumbs up. >> madame vice president how are you handling the debate stage if trump decides to launch a personal attack. >> are you ready madame vice president. >> i've been here all weekend without we hear from her a few times, spent twice, kamala harris took the sunday night

walk in pittsburgh with her husband is the latest polls show how important this debate will be people say they wanted over, the hair stands on the main issues they care about, 28% of likely voters say they need to learn more about harris while only 9% say they want to know more about donald trump, they said he talks all the time that's according to the new york times siena poll the two candidates have prepared differently for this debate trump had valleys of the beacon, town halls you name it kamala harris has gone 50 days and counting without a formal press conference and she spent the weekend studying and pittsburgh but she did make time to stop at a spy story that was spices and permits for attacking the gop look at the gop, pansy spices offering discounts to celebrate trumps indictments say in re and i didn't feel so good claiming this by star was called justice kamala harris told reporters it's time to unite the country. >> it's time to turn the page on the divisiveness.

it is time to bring our country together to chart a new way forward. >> i don't know they got the message from kamala harris just yet the harris campaign not happy with the debate rules that abc put in place they wanted to have open microphones because they wanted to get interaction hoping she might get under trump skin and make them say something that could be, on the hot mic no matter what happens trump is going to get the final word in this debate because he won the coin flip. stuart: he won the coin flip, why not, thank you very much indeed. taylor riggs is with me what do you think will take center stage tomorrow and issue, demeanor. one issue if we still think the voters are worried about inflation in the economy i want to hear a policy some of the struggles we've been getting little trickles and bites out of kamala harris but what is a full economic policy besides price gouging and higher taxes those are nonnegotiable for most

democrats on the table otherwise to your point who is presidential can you go off script, can you add, do you have to stay scripted are we fighting at each other or are we really start of rising to the occasion with the hot mike's that is turned off. how do we fact check how is this going to work out, this is a big moment and will have to see how they do. >> the rating will be spectacular, taylor riggs thank you very much indeed sticking with me for the entire hour we will be watching on that big money show live 1:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox business, check the market 24 minutes worth of business under our belt and the dow is moving up more of 333-point, nasdaq up close to 171, 180, dow winners a lot of them, blowing up three have preset. >> express, amazon, goldman, salesforce on the wrist s&p 500 the winners there so far

moderna, united airlines, dex, domino's pizza and boeing they have an agreement there, moderna, dex, tesla, monster, netflix that's what i wanted to see 2.5% up 682 on netflix. joe concha on kamala harris adding some of her policies to her campaign website art del cueto and illegal migrant who was arrested and accused of rape had been released by a court in massachusetts, br brian brenbero expand the child tax credit and barstow sports dave portnoy a big taylor swift fan does he think she should get involved in politics, the 10:00 o'clock hour is next. ♪

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