agree to stick around and play. >> 1821. absolutely. i'm thinking the psychology of the person who made up of this. 1821. obviously is the right one. ashley: i will go with number one. lots of people were traveling around the world, 1798, number one. we when i think he's right, i'm going with 1798. lauren: 18 oh 6. stuart: morris is right. you looked it up. >> i didn't even know i was playing this game. stuart: 1820 by british commercial expeditions but not until a year later the john davis became the first person to step foot on antarctica. time is up. thanks for being with us. in five seconds you will see david asman on coast-to-coast. david: the dow taking a step

down looking at the presidential debate in philadelphia, the economy expected to be a hot topic. welcome to cavuto coast-to-coast. to the market, movers with our panelist, mitch rishel and former omb chief economist vance gibb. there's a haze clouding vp harris's policy. what are you looking for that she says the economy and markets if elected? >> we heard a lot over the last couple weeks especially through tweets and other things, she hasn't done many interviews. to raise taxes substantially especially for investment and

entrepreneurs who would grow the economy, 28%, basically make us less competitive, we need less government spending, lower taxes and less regulation which she will be saying the opposite, she wants more of the same leading to someone do really well but many not doing well. we are going to hear more of that tonight. lauren: she claims to be a centrist even though she's not perform centrist proposals, despite her claims to be a centrist, her policies include price controls, are those centrist economic positions? >> a tie-breaking vote on how many trillions in government spending we didn't need to. that's not centrist either. i think what you will hear from

her today is the census bureau released the household incomes, family incomes have gone up, she's going to tout that data point as look at what we did. the costs of food, the highest it has ever been. the policies between four years as the vice president caught us into trouble in the first place. david: a lot of free traders are worried about policies regarding tariffs and issues that reflect global trade status. anything in trump's news that could cause problems with international trade? >> tariffs would cause some

issues, free-trade agreements with our allies in allowing more trade with other countries would be a step in the right direction along with reducing the corporate income tax rate to 15%. kamala harris wanting to raise 20%, the highest, lowered to 15%, that would help us be more competitive. david: what he is suggesting is interesting. he would keep the corporate rate at 21% but if you buy american you get it lowered to 15%. it is a bonus thing. might that not cause confusion with the way corporations figure out what they are going to do? >> it is across the playing field, that would be easier, it's a complicated tax system. i hope we hear more about government spending, that's the

driver of deficits and debt. hopefully we will hear more from trump and harris. it is unlikely but i hope they will. david: we have two important numbers, the cpi, and producer price index on thursday. what are you watching for specifically on those prints. >> shelter cost, i will be looking to see if shelter costs have come down meaning there is more breathing room for the consumer. consumer prices, producer prices remain high is a leading indicator, to be easy anytime soon.

those are the two things to bring them together and get a feel for what it says about the economy for the rest of the year. david: your specialty as long as i have been alive his real estate. interest rates are important in the real estate industry but so are jobs, people looking that interest rates are reasonable but if they don't have a clear idea of the jobs future, that is higher too. >> or renew a lease or move in general and i am very concerned and glad you brought it up, the last two monthly jobs report to being weaker, nearly a million jobs downward revision, the weakness of the job market is the canary in the coal mine for

an economy that is on shaky ground to. you are right that housing market is jobs dependent. i said to you on this network 15 years ago that location location location is not as important as jobs jobs jobs. david: i remember that very well. are we going into a recession? will the next president no matter who it is be dealing with a recessionary economy? >> there are things that look like a recession with revisions of job creation, 100,000 and if you look at other factors we see that. the headline inflation number, a high likelihood the fed will cut interest rates next week which would be a bad indication of future inflation. in the 70s they cut too soon, we had rapid inflation after that so let's make sure we see the headline as well. david: you go over a couple minutes.

appreciate it. policymakers, donald trump and kamala harris expected battle over the economy. edward lawrence is expected to see up the showdown tonight. >> reporter: donald trump wants to talk about the issues. advisors for kamala harris want to focus on the issues but also character for tonight. she dropped some vague issues on her website about what she sees going forward on bidenomics. she wants to expand on bidenomics and go farther. the vice president wants to raise taxes on companies, allow the trump tax cuts to expire which raises taxes on all americans, she wants to advance environmental justice and expand government healthcare programs. flipping is nothing short of medicare for all. >> over the last four years, see if we can make that progress by pursuing common sense solutions instead of big

dramatic people who is divisive and could take time that we don't have to get things done. >> reporter: polls are showing people feel better under donald trump with the economy, he vows to go back to his policies that led to inflation under 2% and gas prices with a 2 in front of a number. i pressure his campaign advisor on if donald trump can stay on message. >> of course he can and he will and these are the false narratives they had during the joe biden campaign. will donald trump not talk? will they let joe biden speak? she wants to make this a referendum on donald trump's personality not her policies and not his policies and clearly not on her policies because she is continuing to run and hide in the bidens's failed administration. >> reporter: we will see of policies or personality take front and center in nine hours on the debate stage. stuart: he is in philadelphia.

appreciate that. i can see the bridge. let's get a read what to expect from our political panel. joe opinion and former biden 24 surrogate jonathan cut joining us now. first to the border, moving up, it slipped down a little bit in importance next to the economy. big cities like new york and chicago, smaller cities like aurora, colorado or springfield, ohio, getting the cost of it not only the financial cost but the cost to human life and crime. how will that play out tonight? >> it will be a huge issue, donald trump would be rise to press the issue with the moderators themselves to dance around it because it is connected to every facet of our lives. if you want to talk about fentanyl overdoses, we have an

administration that has not dealt with a chinese communist party that is flooding the streets to kill every man, woman and children every single month. if you want to deal with this a fact that cities like new york or facing fiscal uncertainty because of the cost of dealing, $5 billion and counting. the northern border where we have disproportionately more people in the terrorist watchlist literally walking into the empire state and no solutions. the border is a big issue. it's going to make sure most americans understand what is happening. david: a new york times poll was within the margin of error but gave trump a slight lead. 63% of voters say vice president harris shares blame for the border mess and the aclu question she filled out. and biden/harris border

policies, >> she has worked directly, on both sides of the aisle has the toughest bipartisan immigration bill. and the 2018 one the trump administration told them to oppose. and there's border crossings going down, and and we are going to build a wall and address the asylum. and we need more places to house these immigrants on the border and she has shown how she wants to do it.

and republicans blocked it if it negotiated. david: the gop bill -- >> inherently -- david: hold on a second. >> just to be clear, conversations about bipartisan trends, people use this with comprehension to ignore the fact they got nothing done. the fact people sit here and insist kamala harris is a savant when it comes to the border is fundamentally dishonest. the pirate is in bill is only bipartisan if democrats refuse to vote for anything else, 219 members of the house a year prior, and the border policies in place, they let it collect dust. president biden wanted to get

done. there has been bipartisan gamesmanship literally losing people's lives sexually assaulted across the southern border. david: i want to deal with something your former boss was deeply involved with the inflation reduction act which dealt with increasing oil and gas leases for oil production in the united states. a lot of people on the left of the democratic party were against him doing that. i bet they are glad he is successful in getting those things out there. >> >> people might be critical of the time and we had more oil and gas than we ever had, and

fought hard for it. david: will she revert to her no question to ban fracking, and the joe manchin way of governing. but a lot of people don't believe it. how does she get them to believe it? she cast the tie-breaking vote. but what is good for the goose has to be good for the gander. and men lie and women lie and her record says they are against nuclear energy, natural gas required to take 0 emissions future democrats claim. david: i would be a terrible moderator. thank you for being here.

tonight is the abc news d bait, the bottom line will begin special coverage from 6:00 to 8:00, fox business will simulcast the debate at 9:00 pm eastern so you don't have to change the channel. a decade-long court battle between apple and the eu coming to a end with a not so good conclusion for the tech giant. we will dig into it after this.

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billions in back taxes after years of battles in the courtroom, hours after the tech giant unveiled a new line of products to revitalize its lineup. >> reporter: this marks of the end of a tenure battle when the top court in the eu ruled against apple. the tech giant was accused of striking and illegal tax bill with a business friendly country. the decision requires apple to pay 13 billion taxes, and the iphone maker, a 1-time income tax charge of the fourth quarter of this year. the european antitrust commissioner posted this on x, a huge win for european citizens and tax justice in its final judgment the eu court confirms the decision that ireland granted a legal aid to apple. the company fired back that we always pay all taxes we owe wherever we operate and there's

never been a special deal to retroactively, international tax law, subject to taxes in the us. apple raked in $97 million in profit for 2023. a 1-time charge of $10 billion accounts for 10% of the company's yearly net income. it's sizable but not detrimental. this is not the only fight for apple in europe or the only tax giant among text giants. the continued conflict between us tech companies and the eu and europe has taken a harder line when it comes to everything from taxation to antitrust. these regulators at least in europe have tightened. david: global investment chief market strategist, great to see you. apple has taken it on the chin.

this decision is a big one compared to tens of billions they make. this is an accounting error but add to that the fact their new apple iphone 16, underwhelming people who were afraid of ai getting in the mix of their iphone. would you buy apple at this point? >> reporter: if you don't hold apple, dip your toe and to build a position. we are underweight apple versus the index. we want exposure to apple, it is not really a name we think people go in and trade frequently. it is one of those that you buy and put aside and let it go but we know that these mag 7 names after being one of those have come back from the run that they had been on so it could be

an opportunity to go in. look at the iphone, 36% of apple's revenue, this could be a strong cycle for a lot of people. 3 million phones have not been upgraded in the last four years. we will see if the items they brought out yesterday will be enough to make him switch. david: i've had mine for more than four years. i'm still a little skeptical. i don't think the 16 is the one i have been waiting for a. oracle is a different side of the story. a big jump, making profit progress if i could refer to that term. a lot of it was unexpected, a new partnership with aws. is oracle a stock you are looking at seriously? they are up 12.5% right now. >> we have exposure to oracle. if you look at other players in the ai space everyone focuses

on nvidia. oracle is one of those. qualcomm would be another. oracle talked about the fact that ai startups are meeting cloud computing space that really was the factor behind increase in revenue, gpu and graphic processors all these ai companies need and the cloud space. we will continue to benefit from this ai push. it is a place you could look to have some exposure if you don't want to add to the names like nvidia. david: are you going to do any post election reshuffling of portfolio or other people, very different economic policies from these candidates. david: you want to see if there is gridlock, is there is a sweep, it is a wait and see for now tonight.

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>> 65, 4, three, two, one. >> that was a space x rocket this morning launching the first of its kind emissions sending four private citizens in orbit. >> reporter: paul s lit up the predawn sky as four private astronauts riding in a dragon spacecraft launched into space launched on a powerful falcon 9 rocket. the for-profit space travelers will go into an elliptical orbit. and the farthest humans have traveled from earth since the apollo moon missions half a century ago. on day 3 of the mission, jared

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in outer space, log will is being stopped short in brazil. blocking citizens from going on the platform. brendan car has been outspoken about the threat to free speech and joins us now. you wrote a letter september 5th to the head of anna tell. he is your equivalent in brazil. they are and forcing the ruling by justice alexander to censor x, censoring of x even though it violates the brazilian constitution itself. isn't the real problem justice moraitis? >> exactly right. in a tell --intotel is enforcing it. this is a concerning story that

has lots of elements. looks like it is part of a global surge in the censorship taking place across the world but also a real concern for doing business in brazil. if you look at bill ackman, he questioned whether this decision puts brazil on the path to becoming an investable. i think he's right. not only do they go after x in violation of brazil's constitution but they went after starling which is a separate company with different shareholders and froze their assets. that are concerning move. david: it was a punitive move. it had nothing to do with the others but the order itself violates due process. how does it do that? >> they were issuing a series of secret orders directing x and other social media companies to censor the political proponents in government, the brazilian senators and representatives in

opposition to the incumbent government, only when x said we won't do this in secret did they take these punitive actions. looking at the underlying judicial decision, both son aro administration, and leave the impression that any market access in the last not as good but the broader business level concerns about doing business, brazil is really putting itself in the conversation with other authoritarian nations whether is north korea, russia, like bill ackman pointed out. david: when he was running up 35 years ago in brazil, he is a marxist who believes in the policy but sort of managed to

segue into the political mainstream in brazil. the whole system is the problem or does it rest with lula himself? >> one justice you mentioned, there have been impeachment efforts against him over the massive protest in brazil, they were unsuccessful but the protests will continue. he said he is acting to prevent the incitement of antidemocratic but if you follow through, the actual thing he's worried about is people voting the wrong way. in donald trump's election in 2016 as reasons for censoring speech, doesn't want populist results at the ballot box but this should be a real worrying sign for the business community. if you are in brazil you have to consider this. david: should be a worrying sign for us because one former

democratic leader praising this decision to censor x and elon musk and i wonder if you have any pushback within the fcc with other commissioners of the fcc or are you united what's going on in brazil. >> from democrat lawmakers is shocking, but the administration's silence is concerning. we need to to be from the state of our level lodging concerns. i will stand on anyway, there is reciprocity, access to markets. that is not happening now. david: your last sentence i request a meeting with you, i

will come to you in brazil to do so. have you heard anything from him? >> i will send an email to see when they are available but the offer still stands, to address this directly with of them. them. david: we are happy to have you on. we appreciate you coming in. thousands of people have been forced from their homes as firefighters contend with punishing heat as they battle the line fire burning east of la. >> it burned 44 mi. . around the san bernardino, pretty much every piece of

vegetation, completely charred as the flames swept across this area. and and the small resort town of bigbear, that is where flames are currently headed. it is anybody's guess in a situation like this. there's still a lot of work to do. some people refused it to evacuate from their homes. our fox affiliate caught up with some kids watching the flames last night with a mixture of fear and excitement. listen here. >> just stated inside, either one of the houses has been smoky outside. >> went to the house.

>> just like destruction, like the mountains burn down and the fire was close to our house. kind of scary. >> reporter: in orange county, firefighters seem to be getting the upper hand. the line fire, 26,000 acres, as i said, 40 square miles, temperatures dipping into the 90s. tomorrow they are supposed to drop 10 to 15 degrees. that will be a real help for firefighters who continue to head up and down the mountain in what is a very tough, very hot fight for them. david: god bless those firefighters, stocks are falling as traders ia new set of inflation data that comes out this week. we will have more on that right after this.

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donald trump is in the same area. here is the one area where djs he might be a by and something my producer has heard through the grapevine. he and elon are very close. david: my goodness. why would twitter do that? its chump change for elon musk but why would he do that? >> consolidate the market. david: as hot as truth social is hurting his market. charles: for donald trump above -- i just say there's that bouncing around. i have not reported that as a story. it is logical. leave it out there. there's a lot of hair on this

dog but there are only technical reasons. david: i have to focus on one issue in the debate. trump understands kamala's economic plan better than she does. i am wondering how he gets that across tonight without sounding like he is mansplaining. charles: i don't know how he will act. people around him don't know. if he comes out logically, if he does what he did at the economic club in new york minus the ad hominem attacks and points out the obvious, the report on cnn underscored what we knew about her. david: the questionnaire for the aclu. david: it said point blank, why were you so against fracking and 2019 but now so for it,

what did you learn? get at that. if she fumbles at that and maybe obviously maybe it is less him than the questioners. if they ask legitimate questions it will be hard for her to rationalize this. david: great to see you. investors may be expecting trump back in the white house but some of his allies think he needs to focus on the issues in order to get there. how lambert joins us now. first of all, money is a big part of what you do, switch from desantis to trump. if trump does well tonight, does he begin to pool in hundreds of millions of dollars the kamala harris has since her convention? >> you have to be rich these days to be a democrat. he's got a lot of money and will get more money.

you will see him break away in his polling numbers. the new york times paul was telling, 63% of americans want change and kamala harris will try to position herself as the change candidate even though she's the incumbent. she will try to position herself as all these policies she will bring forward. she's been there 3 and a half years. it hasn't happened. she will try to attack trump personally and i think that will be the difference, trump will stick to the policies i predict and if there's a lot to work with on kamala harris, there's plenty to go after as you talked about, flip-flops on so many issues at the last minute, trying to pretend she's not the radical that she is. at the end of the day this will come down to the fact we had massive amounts of inflation the cumulative inflation has been terrible, the average american is poor than they were 3 and a half years ago. this is the $20 hamburger administration and people are not going to to forget that.

they can change things on fracking and a satiric policy positions but the fact that people are poor than they were three is oh is something they can't overcome between now and november. david: there are two big differences between trump and harris. one is trump spent his life in business so he understands business concepts. harassment her life in the public sector. some of her explanations of economic policy have been less than satisfying on price controls and things like that. the other big difference are these flip-flops. he has a record. he has a policy record. she doesn't. she's trying to separate herself from biden's presidency. that's a challenge but in order to come out as a centrist she has to convince voters that what she said in the past, there was no question i'm going to ban fracking, she wants to do the opposite now and without

a background as an administrator is hard to make a promise when it is one that you have broken. >> interesting to see how hard they pushback on those flip-flops. she never worked in the private sector. most of the administration have never worked in the private sector ever. they are all bureaucrats. her initial thing was price control. they were going to control the price of bananas in the grocery store. this is not serious policy and it's going to catch up with her. she doesn't understand the economic policies she's trying to present, she doesn't understand it. she has talking points from the left and that is what she has run on her entire career and trying to move away from the same things she said. the american people will see through. david: i want to talk markets because you are market guide.

if the markets and the economy in general go downhill for the next couple weeks, how is that going to affect your run for the presidency? >> it will hurt. if markets continue to slide that will be a problem, the fed is going to cut rates as we know but historically when the fed cuts rates that doesn't make the market go up immediately. usually they cut rates because of a slowdown in hiring and jobs and that kind of thing. between now and the election early voting starts in a month. we have a lot of states voting in one month and i think tonight will be important. trump, this is the seventh presidential debate, her first, he has an advantage there. david: terrific to see you, thank you for being here. we have more cavuto coast-to-coast right after this. ♪

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david: the dow is down 265 points. oil is down to its lowest level. how long is this? it hasn't been $65 since 2021. a lot of that is concerns about the economy slowing down. we are keeping a close eye on oil. might not be good for the world economy. that does it for us on cavuto coast-to-coast. taylor riggs in "the big money show" here to take you through the next hour. taylor: i am taylor riggs.