montana, i'm going to go with 13, number two. brian. >> given the info we received in the commercial break i'm going to go with 13 although my original theory was 16, i'm going with 13. >> i'm going with 16, 13 maine, new hampshire, vermont, pennsylvania, michigan, minnesota, note the coda, idaho, washington and of course alaska, well done, polishing fingernails thank you for being with us "coast to coast" arson for seconds. >> we can have a nice conversation if you gave me the for seconds. good to see you, happening on "coast to coast" we will break down kamala harris long last policy memos released on the eve

of the historic debate tomorrow between the current vice president and democratic presidential nominee and former president donald trump the market is open to turnaround was 30 been a scary september with stocks with new inflation out this week and the fed rate decision, because the markets see something that we don't. hi, i am david asman and for neil cavuto, i am here with our wonderful market panel, we get the crème de la crème, hedge fund manager jonathan hoenig on the left and slatestone wealth chief market strategist with the florida tan, kenny polcari the tan is too good to miss, forgive me jonathan is from chicago he hasn't seen the sun in ten years, do we trust today's bump up is a nice thing to see with

jonathan we were checking the 401ks are doing okay, do you trust it? >> i don't trust it yet, feels good about when the market rallies after the difficult week last week but i'm still in the camp that were inverse and volatility over the next couple weeks as we move through september and into october, yet the presidential election, the fed, how the markets going to react to the fed, what are they going to do for only get 25 basis points were 50 basis points, is that a panic move or not a panic move, there's a lot to consider. while i'm not calling for the bottom to fall out, i'm not necessarily convinced that last week we put the bottom in i think were going to test the lows of august 5 which is 5116 i think that number was. david: getting a little more specific i been dying to ask you this question ever since we saw

what was happening with chips, remember the chips act $280 billion that you and i paid for in terms of the chicks entered chips act one of the biggest beneficiaries with intel it is been dropping like a stone over the past week is up a little bit today, both intel and nvidia which are been hit hard over the past week are up today what an irony in light of the chips act. >> excuse me, it is very appropriate the solyndra affair under president obama we have the chips act and under both presidents and hundreds of millions of dollars pissed away like kenny, i'm happy to see of a balance. david: i would say whittled away but that's just me. >> i'm happy to see a little bit of a balance but look underneath the hood three times as many stocks hitting 52 week lows and hitting 52 week highs, last week not only an indication that inflation slowed but the economy has slowed as well were not to see and that in terms of the job numbers, look at the 52 week low list filled with oil stocks that tells me the market is anticipating a slower economy in

a be great because interest rates are lower than of us benefit from a slowing economy oil telling us that in the job market as well. david: if we get a hot inflation never coming up this week in addition to a slowdown in terms of jobs we have the disappointing report on friday that could be the worst of both worlds, stagflation. >> it could be i don't think the markets expecting, i think the estimate shows work and have a slight decline in the cpi and ppi so i don't think it's going to move the needle at all, i'd be very surprised if it comes in hotter than the expectation and in line or slightly better it's only going to embolden the fed next week but 25 basis points, i really hope it's only 25 and i think will get 325-point moves, that's it i'm not even sure we need a total of 75 but i think that's what we will get, even in the end if i come by 25 or 50 is a going to chase the price of

milk or eggs were better for you and me or insurance or automobiles. that's not going to do it, you know it's going to do it is it that the country does go into recession then prices will actually really fall. david: is a bad way for that to happen. i'm going to be more specific and down a little bit to be the new apple product and new iphone and using the best of a.i. but should consumers be worried, a lot of folks i watch the matrix over the weekend and putting a shadow on my view of what's happening with the a.i., was happening "the bottom line" giving all of the data and information to nai phone. >> that's natural new technology, 20 some years ago and putting our cards on the internet that was a concern in the early days of the internet there's always concerned with a.i. and i citizen as an

investor and it's been the case for years and the apple so goes the rest of the market, what's leading now ironically not technology stocks is at&t, philip morris, coca-cola, those are the unsexy value oriented names that's where the money seems to be heading out and that's where investors are turning to. david: thank you both so much, you'll be back later in the show, don't go away, not to the policies that could shape these markets, , here is publishing a policy platform on her campaign website with the debate with former president trump quickly approaching, 24 hours from now, edward lawrence at the white house with more details on the vps plans. >> it is vague on the website, i tell you the debate is going to give us the longest most deep look into vice president kamala harris policies on what she plans to do should she be elected. up to now this is what we've been hearing from her.

>> day one is going to be about when implementing my plan for what i call an opportunity economy, ird laid out a number of proposals in that regard which include what were going to do to bring down the cost of everyday goods and what were going to do to invest in america's small businesses and to invest in families. her campaign finally posted issues online she still plans to empower the ftc with greater authority around price gouging especially with grocery industry critics say this could be price control on climate and harris says she will advance environmental justice, increased resilience to climate disasters and lower household energy cost and continue to hold polluters accountable and no specifics, the environmental justice part had critics concern about the government overreach when it came up as a new deal. in the debate show talk about her plan to raise taxes on corporation and investment for some, the republicans say this comes down to the vice president flip-flopping on some issues and

being vague on others just to get elected. >> she is the incumbent candidate in this race, she is vice president kamala harris and she had the opportunity over the three and half years especially with joe biden to have already brought about the kinds of changes that she is not promising that she will do in your quote unquote new way forward. how can there be a new way forward. >> kamala harris, the vice president and voters will have to decide which kamala harris is going to show up on the ballot. david: let's get reaction from democrat pollster carly cooperman and independent women's forum senior policy analyst kelsey mueller, good to see you, thank you for being here. they say the devil is in the details but we are not seen many of the details at all from kamala harris campaign she's light on specifics particularly on border policies, what you make up. >> absolutely this is the status quo for kamala harris all

throughout the body to administration and her campaign where she has put out the vague sounding nice sounding policy proposals telling americans were get a lower cost for the middle class and we're going to lower the cost for child care, hard to disagree with but when we don't get the opportunity to press her how are you going to lower cost for the middle class and how are you going to lower childcare process enter cost she does not answer the and on the policy proposal it wasn't just then with specifics it was completely empty of specifics, this debate cannot be more important for former president donald trump to really presser on the specifics, what is she actually going to do to better the lives of the american people, in the last three and half years it's hard to make a case that the lives of any of us have improved, we are paying more all across the board, our borders are open and there is chaos abroad and it's time to be pressed on her record

and get specific. david: what about the new york times poll the pool is just a moment in time, i understand that, it does show that her momentum that she had big time when she replaced biden has stopped it's only a 1% is in the margin of error, it doesn't mean that much, 48, 47 but the momentum is key, she lost a bit of the momentum, no? >> i think you're right i think we have been waiting to see the point, where it was no longer harris writing the tremendous amount of enthusiasm with her candidacy inviting stepping aside in the unique nature of what was happening and her campaign has said the polls have largely argued, this race is going to be net connect it is virtually assistance to call ty but we seen the drop where she was up in the national polls by three or four or five pointed

now on average she is a two-point lead and it comes down to a few points, trump has a base of support of the strong and continues to be more trusted on key issues of immigration in the economy and the going to have to define themselves more clearly on the issue she's going to make on inroads and at the same time she benefits from an enthusiasm advantage where we see were democrats excited to vote and were democrats excited for candidacy then we see by republicans. david: it seems to pull in a lot of the moderates and it may not of gone to the polls in november, then there is the point that you got to with your first answer, people seem to want change right now, it is not just an impression, seems to be what were seen at the polls most of the people think the economy is going nowhere, only 40% view kamala harris as a change agent where 61% c trump representing change in 61% want major change.

it seems like in the category of who is a better change agent trump wins. >> absolutely, speaking of change americans are ready for a change into be able to have more transparency with their government and our leaders and we had three to half years of a president was hiding behind closed doors asleep at the wheel, we've now had a vice president presidential candidate who refuses to engage with media and give us answers and speak to the american public about what types of changes she actually wants to implement, since she is not speaking to us directly we do have a long record of kamala harris an public office starting back from california let's remember when she got her start in politics and the most far left stay in our country and those of the type of policies that she is going to bring to american people, we're in for a major change.

david: the problem is, we don't know whether those will be the changes whether she spent her whole life and politics, we do know her senate record but her somewhere to the left of bernie sanders which is as about as far left as she can go, bernie sanders came out and added to the mystery of our governments would be like on sunday, let me play that tape and get your reaction. >> t think she is abandoning her progressive ideals. >> i don't think she's abandoning her ideals i think she tried to be pragmatic in doing what she thinks in order to win the election. i support medicare for all, she does not she is another approach for moving toward universal healthcare. >> the last little bit that he said we have the same ultimate goal but different ways of getting there i don't think that's going to set easy with a lot of voters.

>> he also called her pragmatic it is very normal for a kennedy who is now facing the general election to come to the center on stuff and this is what harris is trying to reconcile she has evolved from her position in terms of medicare for all in a more centrist oriented healthcare policy, she's doing the same interposition did immigration and politicians all the time we see trump change his mind is a conflicting things about many issues all the time and all the voters are going to pay attention to tomorrow night ended the debate it's where she lands on some of these issues where she does need to go and defined more substantially. >> the last issue, voters are looking, i've never seen more voters interested in the debate, maybe the last one with biden but people want to know where she's going to be landing tomorrow on the issues, carly, kelsey, thank you so much. a quick programming note it is

the debate on abc but we will be carrying it, "the bottom line" will begin special coverage of the debate from 6 - 8:00 a.m. eastern time and fox business will simulcast live at 9:00 p.m. eastern you have to be sure to tune in. coming of congress returning from a month-long recess with a looming deadline to avoid a shutdown, texas congressman chip roy is going to be joining us right after this. ♪

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system you have to check a box when use of federal voter registration and promise you're a u.s. citizen we know 11 million people across the southern border under the administration. >> it is about the math it's unclear if the bill can pass the house some conservatives raged at house speaker mike johnson over how he handled spending bills in the spring, and interim spending bill because former house speaker kevin mccarthy his job last year, conservatives insist that johnson buckled d down. >> i think the speaker johnson needs to understand he is going to be basically our top negotiator on this and he needs to be willing to play hardball and he needs to put his foot down. >> five democrats voted for the proof of citizenship plan two months ago but don't expect democratic help right now. >> every year we come down to the showdown in september were the republicans start off with the poison pill writers under

suggestion for government funding and it turns out not even their own caucus usually is in favor of their leadership proposals. >> the house rules committee preps the spending package for the floor today republicans will begin checking to see if they have the votes to pass the bill, the deadline to fund the government is october 1. david: that is coming up pretty quickly, thank you very much his constituents want fair elections and keyboards and voter ids even if it means the government shutdown, texas congressman chip roy joins us now great to see you i don't of most american why government shutdown but they definitely want voter id in a research poll recently showed 81% of americans from both sides both parties want a photo idea government issued photo id only two-point to percent of democrat congressman voted for one, don't democrats have a problem going

against 81% of americans? >> you would think so, great to be on the show obviously we have five democrats are broken democrats enjoined with us in july to pass the save act which is really important because it would require and guarantee that we can check documentary proof of citizenship which right now is prohibited under federal law people need to understand that, states cannot do it the courts have applied instead arizona you cannot do it arizona has two different systems we want to protect election integrity and make sure only american citizens vote, democrats laid down the gauntlet today, they said under no circumstances we're going to accept any kind of funding bill that did not expire in december. in the christmas recess in the lame-duck to jam through the ukraine bill the big spending bill and to use it as a christmas tree with a bunch of crap the amended people don't

want that's what they want and that's why we have rapid inflation, we can wait on the issue were the party that's going to fight inflation by getting spending down and freezing until march and making sure only american citizens vote while we watch all these people come into our country, kill americans and the migrants that are getting lost in the system because this administration cares more about politics and people. david: wouldn't you look bad going into an election with the government shutdown looming? >> let me be very clear, we're putting forward a bill today that would fund the government for six full months the end of march and we guarantee only citizens vote which 80% of americans support. if there is a shutdown, who would be shutting it down, democrats, our job is to put forward legislation that the american people support, to be clear i have conservative colleagues in the freedom caucus and otherwise who don't like this because they don't like cr they want us to do 12 appropriation bills, i agree with them but we only passed

five, we have disagreements whether democrat colleagues, let's figure out right now how we can guarantee that we freespending and ensure the integrity of our elections, we had 5.5 million people released into the united states by this administration, 2 million guideways, people dying mike joslin in texas and they can riley in georgia and one that killed 23 people in peru and apprehended a buffalo we're in danger and they are voting, texas cleaned up six to 500 people off their roles, virginia cleaned up 6300 people. david: with all that going on that you mentioned correctly people are wondering why you guys were off for a month that's all another issue i want to get to afghanistan and the withdrawal because republicans released the scathing report on exactly how it was carried out, 350 page report, a lot of details of the delhi agreement et cetera but the single issue in most people's minds is giving a bagram air force base and

apparently the president did on his own against the advice of many of his top generals. wasn't that the key issue that led to the disaster that led to the death of 13 of our troops? >> no question the radical progressive democrats at the white house including people in nebraska at the pentagon they failed the american people when they walked out of afghanistan and walked away from bagram, all of the lives that were lost in the great servicemen and women who fought and gave the last devotion or injured or back home or suffering, they did so, so we can preserve a presence over there and bagram was the key presence. we should not of done that, by the way the same secretary of defense who was in charge then is telling us right now do a cr at the end of december, again why would that be i want everyone to understand the same people that are abandoning our country and abandoned bagram in abandoning securing the border they are the same people that want to continue to fund government only until december

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david: a big week for big tech, blockbuster antitrust case google will be in federal court, the tech giant facing accusations that illegal dominating the online advertising tech market, director of tech policy center at the heritage foundation carol frederick is here, great to see you, thank you for being here, by the way an ironic side note as kamala harris prepares for her debate tomorrow night, one of the people helping her prepare is a top attorney for google, how did that work out. >> i think it works out, big tech in the democratic party and the left are absolutely in bed together, look no further than margo brooks confession that the biden administration forced him or colluded with this company facebook to censor covid-19 related information, i think

this is common course everyone understands this to be the case i am not surprised at all google left and goes hand-in-hand as they always have. david: a lot of kalama harris is supported in silicon valley are not too pleased with ftc chairman lina khan some of them may be here it's all backdoor talk we hear some of them may be pressuring her to get rid of lina khan if she's elected, what if you heard about that. >> i've seen similar reports indicated as much, what i think is interesting to look at jd vance, you look at how he has seen lina khan and we have a lot of common ground as conservatives with lina khan because she let conservatives is skeptical of the concentration of power, i think we as conservatives were a little late to the party, now we get out the concentration of power is actually upstream from some of the censorship and suppression

of free speech and our understanding what it means when there's not genuine free market when competitors are stifled and innovation is stifled from the big monopolist, as google was ruled last month. david: let me push back is a libertarian perspective. i don't like google search mechanism i think when you look at things like climate change it's obvious it has a bias or even worse very political subjects but is a free market and there are competitors out there for search engines and there is talk that elon musk my actually present us with what i consider a more fair and balanced search engine, shouldn't if you believe in the free market shouldn't you go ahead come off market competition from google. >> the problem is google is warping the free market, first

of all in the case of elon musk that's on a repeatable strategy at the singular fig engine figure and he shelled out money to the tune of billions for twitter way above the evaluation, he believed in the principle of free speech treated was not good for his pocketbook and it didn't really subscribe to the laws of the market he did from an ideological standpoint and good on him or else we would have that one more powerful competitor the all of the new in terms. it's when the big tech companies actually engage in anticompetitive practices that becomes an issue, that was the subject of a trump d.o.j. brought case that was decided in august saying google violated section two of the sherman act they acted to illegally maintain their monopoly, in this case google controls the sell side, the buy side in the ad exchange market which is a massive issue is the best quote banded if goldman or citibank controlled the new york stock exchange how

is that genuine free market, it is not. david: there is an issue whether or not the biden harris administration has been to cozy with certain corporations that can get leverage over an entire market, it might fit in into the industrial policies specifically would you look at the ev mandates in their cozy relationship with gm. is a very interesting argument and will see how it plays out, thank you for being here we appreciate it. a huge day for apple we are less than 30 minutes away from the big iphone 16 event, consumer tech expert katie linda doll is here. i have a mission to make my old iphone that i cherish and carry with me everywhere is single-digit. i'm very far away but one thing that bothers me i brought this up with jonathan hoenig, i am not particularly crazy yet about the whole a.i. business and you feel so comfortable with your iphone you go everywhere with

it, you probably spend more time in it then you do with your spouse in terms of the amount of time you spend writing it and putting your very sensitive information in it and data do i want a.i. to have any part of that? >> let's dive into that is a key factor of the big announcement with apple, their trust factor in a.i. there tallied a lot more features and that's what everybody is most excited for but they're pushing and proving that the big on the privacy when it comes to apple intelligence in a.i., i have to tell you i been covering apple announcements for 15 years involved this isn't the most earth shattering in terms of hardware updates it is all about artificial intelligence and here we are in 2024 and everybody's excited to see the new iphone 16 ma beale think about the upgrade it sounds like you may be overdue. >> definitely overdue and you

might not be able to login with the number that you're at the iphones account for 50% of apple's revenue so every single time we see the launch events it is a big deal for apple in walden for iphone 16 models are little bit different in terms of design changes in the pro models will be bigger in size that the big difference it will see apple watch and airport updates in the showstopper is learning more about what they spoke about what they unveiled at the developer conference in june which is artificial intelligence and how it's going to be baked into the only iphone 16 ball apple devices moving forward it's come full circle were restarted in this conversation and they want to prove their break under big on privacy under privacy and it's going to be baked into the voting no how you use your phone the trust in the security is good to be paramount for them and they're going to have to prove it. david: i suppose the only way you can avoid a.i. is by going off the grid entirely and most of us simply cannot do that at this point in our lives, again

they have to assuage those fears, it is a real genuine fear plus we see what google has done in working with the government in the past and facebook in the whole business, there are a lot of reasons why people are justified and suspicion of whether or not it could be a tool not only for us but also for the government may be to get into our affairs. i want to ask you quickly about china. i understand huawei has come out with a competitive device or something that is selling at least for the moment in china, what you make of that are they considering about a competition within china against the iphone. >> we've always been concerned about huawei that's what of the biggest things in the years past the security implication of the products and devices and also i say beta the consumer technology for 20 years you have to be very careful about the devices and the companies that you bake yourself into, all about phones in your ecosystem if you're on

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david: kamala harris doubling down on the green climate agenda with the brand-new policy page on the website, former president trump made a dramatic claim talking to investors on thursday, listen to this. >> if i was president oil production today would be four times higher than it is right now. it would've been four times higher, right now we would be doing four times as much. the case for fossil fuels alex epstein is here with his reaction to that. to go from 13 million barrels per day which is how much domestic production is that will be four times, 52 million barrels per day that seems like a bit of rhetoric.

>> i don't know where that number came from if you mean literally four times multiple occasion of oil production then definitely not, the only thing i can imagine if you're talking about the increase since his last administration would've been four times higher that's plausible the thing we need to recognize it is quite hard to increase oil production because it's a long-term process involving a lot of investment and a lot of risk. we need freedom at every stage from the freedom to invest to produce to refine to transport to use in the current administration is horrible and then not only restricted oil production in a way that works. they now they're doing much more that is damaging the future. >> from day one from shutting off pipelines, what you could do if donald trump is elected by giving oil companies and explores the opportunity and the chance to present material is

enormous, for example mckinsey and company came out with a report a couple of years ago saying we could have 2 million barrels per day more from goals oil as it was done properly, mckinsey is a pretty green operation that we could do now, mckinsey and company thinks that we can get 2 million barrels per day just off of the goals, do you think that is possible. >> i'm not sure if that's possible but the gulf is underutilized area we have the bank onto new mexico part that is regulated and opposed in the texas part, there is real interesting opportunities in canada if we work more with candida they have an almost unlimited amount of oil, there is a lot of opportunity but you need a government that is very friendly to investment, exploration production et cetera and hopefully in the long term you want executive action in that direction but also legislation that allows

companies to have confidence in making the long-term investments. david: by the way you look at the record of the two administrations the biden here's a administration compared with the trump administration in terms of new wells and leases. affairs terribly, there you have 671 compared to almost 5000 with the trump administration plus the harris biden administration has been pushing the court order that would essentially shut down gulf drilling entirely and that's about 15% of the entire domestic production right now, not to mention what it could be. there record is different from the rhetoric. >> the rhetoric is definitely different, the court order the administration does not want the biological opinion being suspended and basically threatens any new activity which can mean a lot of existing

activity if it means alteration or modification. it's threatening about a gulf activity, the administration does not want this result right now they don't want the shutdowns and some people argue against it but in general the hostility has brought us to this point where if congress doesn't take action we're going to have a lot shut down but more bro broadly. david: by the way you don't want your fingerprints on the murder weapon that's essentially what is going on. >> i think the most important point in the clear agenda the guiding principle of the biden here's a administration is not 0 by 2015 which is in effect rapidly eliminates fossi and they would've done far worse oil production and electricity had their opponents and voters like them, the reason things are bad compared to what they could be there not moderate or reasonable but somebody people fought them on things like illegal leasing bands trying to shut down power plants it immediately and et cetera. david: you describe just a while, so much more common sense, alex epstein great to see you again.

a massive wildfire in southern california doubling in size 14007 qa estate of emergency has been declared fox news correspondent william has the latest on this. >> good morning were in san bernardino county where the state of emergency was declared earlier we are in the mountains, we are 7000 feet around 70 miles east of los angeles. when we arrived here today get visibility for miles but of course is the temperature and winds have picked up so as a fire activity and this is what you get 0 for tallies but 3 - 5% contained the line fire exploded friday at 3000 acres, now it's over 20, mandatory evacuation for 3500 individuals, 35000 homes and businesses are considered rotten the good news is not living to the most populated areas, downslope, however, it is moving into the resort communities in the

vacation places and running springs, lake arrowhead and big bear. >> were packing up right now, our little town most everyone left already we work so hard to get this house and the thought of coming back to nothing but as a part of life that we're going to roll with the punches the bridge fire 50 miles west of here in los angeles national force, there they had night flying helicopters, that was not the case here yesterday the smoke was simply too thick for the helicopters in the fixed wing aircraft, the firefighters are working on the margins if you will doing the best they can with fire hoses and also line crews, the latest incident report with the fire this morning made sure intense runs up the draws that you see but

the vegetation is extremely dry and you can see there is plenty of a behind me, temperatures are supposed to break tomorrow which should help the macy's thunderstorms good news rain, bad news is a lightning. >> god bless the firefighters they put themselves in harm's way, thank you very much for that, look what's happening on wall street, market is rallying big time the dow jones industrial average is over 637 points, the nasdaq is doing almost as well. we'll have more details on where you should shop at the market if you're in the market, that is next. ♪ what does a good investment opportunity look like? at t. rowe price we let curiosity light the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and what promising new treatment advances can make a new tomorrow possible. better questions.

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s&p is up 73 in the nasdaq appointed at their present up to a to 16 points this is coming off the worst week of the year and there is a bit of a comeback. let's welcome back jonathan hoenig to react on all of us, is this just a one day come back from some of what we lost last week or might it be sustained? >> look what's making a comeback interestingly is not the technology stocks would lead the market for years it's like at&t and new 52 week high today, philip morris, the dibacco stock did he want everything of as a growth stock a new 52 week high some of the real estate investment app in kicking but lately the index at a new 52 week high i'm glad to see the markets rallying but what i see the nature of the market is changing and it simply no longer the high-tech names in the magnificent seven that are leading us up the rally has broadened an investor should pay attention to what's leading

right now. david: a 1% plus gain on the nasdaq ain't nothing, that's pretty good, this is a broad rally in that respect in terms of overall nasdaq doing pretty well today. >> it's great to see it but look under the hood we talked about it before more 52 week lows than 52 week highs and for a longer-term investor what worries me most about tech is the justice department going against google today, viewers might remember when the justice department went after microsoft 20 odd years ago it took the stock tenures to return and whatever government investigates company they often sell first ask questions later intact making comeback but i don't think that's where the next big bull market is going to be weaker dollar, weaker economy, the value names, dividend oriented stocks, those would see to be taking center stage give us a jonathan hoenig present for

those folks looking for the possibility of dipping their toes back in the water what would you buy? >> ironically europe has been underperforming. it's been underperforming for well over a decade the ied, you always want to do your own due diligence but investors have shunned international stocks for far too long they've been outperforming recently and more than anything they are dirt cheap apple had the big meeting today, wonderful company but not inexpensive stock, same thing with google and all the max evans i.e. but do your due diligence to take a look. david: i get a look at that, thank you i appreciate it, that does it for "coast to coast", jackie deangelis and "the big money show" are here to take you to the next our. jackie: thank you so much, my colleagues pooh-poohed the dow but we have 1.6% gain today we will take it from there. great to see you i'm jackie deangelis. taylor: i'm taylor riggs. brian: i am brian brenberg, welcome to "the bi