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straight 26. straight to the money, that a rally. fading a little, the dow is up 200 points and the nasdaq close to 200 points. most of the dow 30 in the green. the tenure treasury yield is up a little bit this one, 3.79%. the price of oil is down, the saudi's of abandoned one hundred dollar a barrel target price, back to $67 right now. as for bitcoin, 64,000 and change. the latest on pending home sales, what's the number? ashley: for the month of august pending home sales edging up a little bit, 0.6% in august, month over month, nothing to get excited about. contract sightings rose in the midwest, the south, and the west, but dropped in the northeast. office better than july when we saw numbers plunge better than 5%.

it stopped the bleeding but a long way to go. stuart: no impact on the stock market. talk to you later. now this. kamala harris spoke about her plans for the economy and sat down with an interview on msnbc which included questions about the economy. where left none the wiser about what she really plans. she loves the word holistic whatever that means, sounds like an mnf economic policy my sociology class. she insists from shared she's from a middle-class family as if that's important for anything. one thing is clear. the government plays a central role in her opportunity economy. tens of billions in tax credits, government money to encourage domestic manufacturing. who get that many? the government will pick the right industries. who pays for these tax credits? who pays for the green new deal spending? corporations of course, there tax rate goes up 28% and harris

will tax their foreign earnings, she claims billionaires will pay and there will be an unconstitutional wealth tax. harris went back to the old standby, greedy corporations will pay their fair share. how many times have we heard that? when you are paying 50% of your income in taxes and many people are, is that paying a fair share is that legalized theft to the doesn't bring anywhere near the money you need for your wild spending? after watching the speech in the interview harris comes across as someone searching for economic identity she believes will win votes, it's pure politics, lousy economics because she is not moving away from the last 3.5 years, there's nothing new here, just a lot more spending, running up the debt, green new dealing and decline. kamala harris will not make america great again. second hour of varney just getting started.

bill mcgurn, wall street journal guy, joined me now. why can't harris move away from bidenomics? >> i think you've been too soft on her. her whole background is what you said, san francisco liberal. have you heard the word growth? she might talk about middle-class lawns but that's the only thing that might grow in her economy. her wearable -- government decides it and her speech is full of jargon, fair share that translates into more. whatever the grade is means more. that's what fair share means. they talk about investment. you invest in a company, they

take money from you in taxes and spend on whatever they want. it is terrible. sounds like a first-year sociology major but i worry that it's working because the press isn't demanding the kind of answers she just suggested and probably her best formula. when you ask she doesn't walk away from it, even biden didn't embrace it. they know it is unpopular. when they run they have to be ciphers, they can't spell it out. once you try to spell it out a month ago on her economic policy she got blasted from all sides on the price gouging so why not campaign on joy and fair share and price gouging and greedy corporations. stuart: back to this interview

kamala harris did with msnbc. just want to run a brief clip. >> most likely voters still think donald trump is better to handle the economy. why do you think that is? >> here's what i know in terms of the facts. donald trump left us with the worst economy since the great depression when you look at for example the employment numbers. it was during covert and employment was so high because we shut down the government, we shutdown the country. >> even before the pandemic he lost manufacturing jobs, by most people's estimates, 200,000. stuart: she can't get her facts right. she is completely wrong here, isn't she? >> yes, she is. the reason people think donald trump has an advantage on the economy is that people were in fact better off especially on the bottom of the economy,

wages for african-americans, hispanics, women, were growing and they know it. people know they had more money in their pocket when donald trump was president, that's not a secret and she can't lay out her policies because they are so government dominated and so silly and more of the same that brought us 9% inflation. stuart: thanks for joining us. jd advance opening up about his preparation for next week's vice president joe d bait. >> i don't have to prepare for the debate with tim walz adding he won't take part in a crash course saying, quote, we have well-developed views on public policy so we don't have to prepare that much but we are going to focus on my make as

concise and direct appeal to the american people as possible about donald trump's successful policies and kamala harris's failed policies so i don't think we have to prepare that much because we don't have to hide our record from the american people, we just have to talk about it. that said, reports say they are participating in some mock debates to get ready for the face-off with vance mostly preparing in his cincinnati home with the help of his wife and trump campaign senior advisor jason miller. stuart: the highly anticipated vice presidential debate takes place tuesday of next week october 1st. you can watch it here on fox business starting at 9:00 pm eastern time. there will be preshow coverage on the bottom line, back to the

markets, gary kaltbaum joins us. let me back up. this rally seems to be the result of china's stimulus program. am i being accurate? >> the semiconductors woke up, commodity stocks woke up, caterpillar woke up, all china related, they took out 10 bazookas over the last 3 days. the only thing i would say about china is it in the redwoods the last few days but it is game on. china stocks are underowned and underloved by the masses. as they do better they get less love, moreover love, that means by anger comes in and continues the rally. ali baba my favorite name, will help other areas of the market. stuart: what do you think of the harris plan, as much as you

know about it? >> talking about fair share all morning. i have a simple question for both parties. what is government's fair share? the year before covid federal government spent 4. $4 trillion, we are now 7 trillion and that's just a few years, over 2 trillion of his debt and it is a guarantee from the trajectory from this administration to do 2 to 3 trillion deficits every year going forward, 60 trillion, seventy trillion. i'm sorry, the questions are not being asked. i propose to the harris administration, i would give $200,000 of my own money to her favorite charity if they let me do the interview respectfully but tough. i'm hearing crickets so far. these interviews are an absolute joke, not deep diving into the real numbers of what is going on. 's massive government

confiscation of wealth from the real economy and into their hands. >> 30 seconds left, why do you like gold >> bull market. i'm very good at recognizing up trends and bullish phases and since six months ago, broke out to all time highs from multi-your trading range and what's driving it, who knows, all i know, but market, i was told it was the inflation train. may be. maybe. i was told it's the antimarket trade but the markets are fine. all i can tell you, bull market stays until it stops. stuart: gld is the etf for gold. >> gld, gdx is the miners but amazingly the miners are underperforming the metal which usually is the other way around. i'm hoping the minors catch fire because if they get going they really get going good. stuart: yes they do. great stuff. thanks very much for joining

us. see you again soon. now this. paypal expanding its crypto currency capabilities for business accounts. can you explain this? what does it mean? ashley: it means paypal business accounts now have the ability to buy, sell, and trade directly from their paypal accounts, something the business consumers for paypal have been wanting, the new feature will be available across the united states but everyone for all us merchants except those in new york that have stricter regulations. merchants using the service will also have the option of withdrawing their digital assets to external wallets or other forms of storage for security. paypal says it is making the move because business owners have increasingly asked for the same crypto currency capabilities available to consumers and now they will have it. we want thanks very much. coming up. hurricane helen is a but he headed towards florida.

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stuart: the dow is close to 200 points. nasdaq up 158 as we speak, plenty of green. antony blinken serves the us is intensely tracking iranian threats against current and former american officials. who are these officials and what is the government doing to protect them? >> the list is long and illustrious, we all know donald trump got a briefing earlier in the week from the director of national intelligence about iranian assassination plot against his life but at this rally in north carolina trump seemed to say he believes the iranian regime may even be behind the two assassination attempt against him right here on us soil. take a listen. >> there have been two

assassination attempts on my life that we know of, they may or may not involve and possibly do your and. the fbi has been unable to open the three potentially foreign-based apps it, in the second case the assassin had 6 cell phones in his car yet the fbi has otherwise been unable to penetrate their guard. >> reporter: after a briefing on iran's plotting to take out trump right here in america senator lindsey graham said he was shook. >> i came away from that briefing beyond unnerved at the efforts of the iranian government to kill former trump officials and to assassinate donald trump. the biden/harris administration is not doing enough. >> in new york for the un general assembly the sick very of state antony blinken says these threats are very real but

also nothing new. >> this is something we've been tracking intensely for a long time. and ongoing threat from iran against senior officials including former government officials like donald trump or people currently serving the administration. some thing we take seriously. >> reporter: look at this. this is a list of the current and former senior us government officials who today we know still receive secret service protection due to iranian threats on their lives. there may be others. just this morning, not an hour ago the state obama told us they are offering a $20 million reward for any information that leads to the iranian military official who is behind those john bolton assassination attempt in 2021, in 2022 bolton was donald trump's national

security adviser, top foreign policy guy at the white house, the iranian ted their sights set on him for a handful of years. stuart: thank you. now this. listen to what donald trump said about the iranian assassination plot. role that take. >> if i were the president i would inform the threatening country, in this case iran that if you do anything to harm this person we are going to blow your largest cities and the country itself to smithereens. our enemies are desperate to prevent donald trump from returning to the white house because they know i will make america great again. they don't want to that. stuart: oversight committee chair congressman james comer. donald trump made a direct threat. you agree with making that thread of that nature? >> i would need to know more about what the government has discovered with respect to

iran. i wasn't privy to what lindsey graham was. i don't blame donald trump for not trusting the department of justice or fbi. they have done nothing but weapon eyes their agencies, try to take him out of the presidential race. for the last three years. i have no confidence that our government is taking it seriously. i have no confidence they are being transparent with the american people about the level of threat. i would stop short of making threats of war. that's what happened with afghanistan and george w. bush in afghanistan but we need a tougher position against iran as we had that in the trump administration. we have a week president and joe biden and that is where we are today. but when you're committee released a report saying the biden/harris administration is suffocating the american dream, regulations are the problem. has there been a surgeon

regulations under biden? >> we put a lot of time and research into this report, this investigation. we found under the biden/harris administration a have added $1.7 trillion of regulations into our fragile economy. under the trumpet ministration there was a concerted effort to reduce regulation. biden/harris allowed the bureaucratic beast to roam free into every industry of choice and what has happened, in addition to what created inflation we found the $1.7 trillion in regulatory expenses has contributed significantly to inflation and that is something people don't talk about or realize and i never really thought about the regulatory burden made a significant contribution to inflation.

that is why you try to pay rent and healthcare and everything else, they are having to pace so much more than they did just a few months ago and 3 years ago. it is because of burden some unnecessary regulations by the biden/harris administration. stuart: one. $7 billion worth of red tape. i know we will see you again soon. more americans think, harris's gender will hurt her in the election. do they feel same about hillary clinton? ashley: a new ap poll shows compared to 8 years ago americans feel gender does hurt harris's chances more than it did hillary clinton and they are more likely to believe that donald trump's gender will help him. the shift in attitude is largely driven by democrats particularly democratic men, 3 and 10 democratic men thought clinton's gender would hurt her somewhat or a lot prior to her loss to trump but close to 50%

now say that about harris. on the other side, four and ten democratic women say clinton's gender would hurt her, now half say that about harris. as for trump, his approach is clear, he likes to use the village people song macho man as he enters and exits his campaign rally. he's been courting younger men and promoting a masculine image and is one voter put it a real men's man. stuart: leave it right there. milania trump is opening up about the assassination attempt on her husband. watch. >> both of the events were really miracles. i think something was watching over him. i think it is almost like country needs him. we want more from alani's exclusive fox news interview. the feds just searched gracie

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stuart: china has up stimulus program, economic growth of 3% in the second quarter helping the market. interest rates are down and inflation is moderating. a pretty good situation and that is why we have a rally on wall street, down one hundred 60, nasdaq holding hold onto 120 point again. ashley is looking at the movers. start with southwest airlines. wise up so much? ashley: up, up, and away. they just announced they will begin a -- assigned seating on flight starting in the second half of next year moving away from the open seat policy where everyone throws elbows and changing their boarding process, adding premium extra

legroom seats on planes and customers will love this, southwest says they will keep offering free checked bags. you don't hear that often nowadays. let's take a look, stock just hit an all-time high, investors like the positive growth trend. analysts keeping a buy rating and raising price target from 193 to 208 up 4% and chinese stocks all up today, rallying on the news of the new stimulus measures thanks to beijing on moving much much higher. stuart: let's bring in real estate guy grant cardone. you no longer do business in new york city because of the court's guilty verdict on donald trump. now you neurotic mayor eric adams has been indicted in a federal, probe.

adams and his administration are collapsing but what do you say about new york now? >> this is why we pooled $500 million out of new york city, new york city is committing economic suicide at this point. i told her you in february or march we would pool out when they made the hit job on donald trump for 400 million or whatever the number was, $100,000 in penalties every day. i said we would not invest their. we've since put our last dollars in fort lauderdale, took of that investment and moved it to fort lauderdale in miami. this will cost the state one decision of one investor leaving the city cost them in property taxes this year $10 million, 25,000 high earners, people earning more than one.

3 million a year also left new york city, that cost the state or the city $3.6 billion in taxes a year and that's why i say new york city is not a safe place to invest and it will continue to commit economic suicide. stuart: i want to talk about kamala harris's economic plan. you got a tweet out there saying harris is either financially illiterate, incompetent or believes her voters are. you don't like her plan, do you? >> no because i know it won't work. she's going to kill housing get. i don't know why, i guess i understand why she's not giving people like you a moment to ask a question. why would you want to build 3 million homes when you know you are 4. 2 million homes short. why give a $25,000 first-time tax credit or buyers credit when you know that is going to inflate housing, mortgage applications had a spike this weekend we are lower than

2,008, 2,010, literally the lowest levels in 24 years in mortgage applications. the housing market is getting slaughtered and nobody is talking about it. if she think $25,000 is going to somehow relieve the system she's crazy so she is either lying to the public or doesn't know what she's talking about or her team doesn't. i know mark cuban is a huge fan of hers. market knows a lot about a lot of things but housing is not going to get fixed because she promises to build 3 million, she doesn't know what it would cost or how long it would take, who would build them, who would get the homes and 6% interest, you can't afford a loan anyway because the interest alone is $2000 a month. stuart: we like you are direct and forthright, come back soon it express them all over again, love to hear from you. see you soon.

more formal wall street officers turned into apartments. where exactly are we talking about? ashley: the latest conversion, 77 water st. a 5 minute walk from the new york stock exchange. buying the 26 story tower for about $95 million. plans to convert offices into as many as 600 rental units just the latest property conversion deal and a growing trend, we seen a number of buildings turned into residential buildings especially as the financial industry has shifted from wall street to midtown leaving gaping vacancies in these aging office buildings. empty offices have been compounded by remote work carried on after the pandemic. that's a sign of the times. stuart: now this.

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stuart: moody's has warned the us is at risk of a credit downgrade. edward lawrence at the white house. what is each candidate saying about bringing down the debt? >> they are not. i heard it called debt bond, a debt crisis. at some point the united states will not recover interest payments and the other priorities the government wants. the congressional budget office estimates the federal government will finish fiscal 2024 with the debt to gdp ratio of 99%. than experts say it could reach 100%. that is the largest debt to gdp

ratio since the end of world war ii. >> a potential financial crisis as a result of an enormous buildup of debt in this country. neither candidate is addressing that. they are running ahead of each other trying to increase expenditures, neither of them are focused on reducing debt level. reducing the level of deficit. >> reporter: the national debt grew $6.5 trillion in the past 3.5 years. and four your term of donald trump, 7. 9 trillion to the federal debt those the majority was covid spending. a new gdp report shows growth in the united states 3% in the second quarter, strong growth in the data shows at some point growth. >> government has been a contributor, state and local contribution is going to go away pretty quickly because

their surpluses turned not only the deficits but such material deficits they are cutting spending in the fastest pace since 2009 so i expect that will be reflected in headline numbers and start to drag gdp lower. >> moody's is saying neither candidate has a plan that reduces the federal debt, hence the warning of a downgrade next year. stuart: we will take it. the manhattan institute, senior fellow, joined me now. we are increasing debt by at least one trillion dollars every year. can you predict what is going to happen? >> we don't know when a crisis will hit but economists have warned for decades the crisis is coming after social security and medicare. we are on pace for deficits under policies that rise to $4 trillion within ten years. even that assumes low interest

rates. at a certain point the debt is growing so large that the financial markets won't be able to handle it. 230% to 300% of gdp in debt by the end of the next 30 years just to continue current policies. the financial markets won't sustained that. stuart: you say financial markets won't restrain that. what will financial markets do? >> interest rates will significantly rise. warren buffett falls a $150 trillion, who is going to lend washington one hundred $50 trillion? china and japan hold $1 trillion in debt and they are trying to dump it. the fed is not going to monetize it. we need american financial markets to finance that. that will push interest rates dramatically. stuart: that is the debt bomb

that is coming. sharp rise in interest rates. thanks for joining us. always appreciate it. eric adams has become the first mayor of new york city to be indicted on, all charges while in office. he says he is being targeted. one thing for sure, the city is in crisis. that's "my take" at the top of the hour. hurricane helene gaining strength as it moves toward the gulf coast. does the storm's intensity have anything to do with climate change? i put that to executive chair doctor andrew forrest next. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need.

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microphone but it is blowing, we've got the palms blowing around, expecting winds this afternoon of 45 to 55 miles per hour with wind gusts 70 miles an hour. the big concern is the hillsboro river, the storm surge, saint pete beach, florida we could speed up to 8 feet of storm surge. this could be life-threatening in tampa saint pete and as you head up the coast with apalachicola and points east of that 15 to 20 feet of storm surge possible. stuart: thank you very much. with me is a leading environmentalist involving

green energy production, doctor andrew forrest. with this intensifying hurricane will hit the florida gulf coast. you say there will be a lot of liability claims out of this. who will be claiming against to? >> this is a predictable event. you've seen this coming for 50 years. the oil and gas sector has been pushing this information down, stopping the world from moving over to pollution free energy. that pollution is driving up humidity because of the increase in heat, that is causing massive storms. when we get destruction like we are likely to have in florida, these are predictable events. those who suffer loss and damage should claim against exxon, chevron, bp. these companies knew it was going to happen and didn't care. stuart: you are introducing high ambition climate

transition plan. give me a minute on the plan. >> we know that the energy which can stop the terrible disasters happening is electricity, green electricity, hydrogen, green hydrogen. marry those things together, you can get out of polluting the planet, get out of global warming and these horrible hurricanes, what we are saying is we know we can do it. our companies are huge polluting company that will go completely 0 pollution by 2030. completely. stuart: how do you do that? >> like yesterday, for billion dollars worth of equipment, 0 emissions. this is the bellwether. if the mining industry can go 0 emissions, can the rest of the

world and i am saying we will do it easily by 2030 and shareholders will be better off. but the rest of the world could do it by 2030 and the problem is we are saying let's go net 0. what the hell's net? is net? by 2050. that means oil and gas executives causing these hurricanes get let off. they can go down with the titanic a lot of they are in first class cabins. we when you blame them for all this? >> like the tobacco industry. they had 50 years of lying about tobacco killing people before they said we better swap to vapor thing. we don't want to beyond that titanic. stuart: tell me what is green hydrogen. what is that? >> if i could grab that coffee cup, we could shoot it with

electricity, split the molecules, oxygen and hygiene, you created the most powerful fuel in the world and then it goes back to water. that is the perfect solution. straight from solar, wind, power and for ships, tankers, 24 hour power, you make cheap hydrogen. this has been pushed back by the oil and gas sector. i am doing it. stuart: you are introducing green hydrogen to the australian mining industry. i've seen it way out west. gigantic. are you going to make that 0 polluting by 2030? >> let's go -- 2030 -- 0 pollution so some of the biggest factories on the biggest complexes in the world,

normally puffing out smoke like crazy because it is full of carbon dioxide. when you come there, bring the kids four or five years, clean air. this should be florida. this should be the rest of the world. of the one have you got this in place now? any place where this is operating right now? >> yes. go to christmas creek mine site, you can watch us producing green hydrogen and green electricity which transition completely from burning a billion leaders, 450 million gallons, of diesel a year, transitioning 20. when we know we are doing it ourselves, we will stop by and all that expensive diesel, so can the rest of the world. the biggest lobbies in washington dc, drain the swamp, start with the fossil fuel sector. when he says let's drill for more oil and gas, let's just kill the kids. let's just kill the kids.

stuart: that is a little extreme. >> can i tell you why? i happen to be a businessman and a scientist. the scientific community, i want to explain this to you. the scientific community is watching carbon absorption by the ocean bye-bye nature. we expect it is not. it is tapering out. it is faltering. it is curving down now. right thing. this absolute rubbish called net 02050, sending carbon emissions straight up. let me just show you. we expected this, you can probably survive that. we cannot survive that vector. it's a mathematical conclusion. we are not going to survive it. net 02040. stuart: you are the executor of fortrescue, is that public traded company?

>> yes. it is a high-performing company. in history. stuart: welcome to new york, good to have you here. lovely accent. thank you very much. next what have we got coming up? kennedy on harris saying we need to move past failed policies. does that mean her administration policies. branch brazil with and report the claims google searches favor harris over trump. carlos jimenez will layout the republicans combat cyber threats. farnese and company is up next. ♪

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