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stuart: update on aftermath of milton, 17 people are dead and 2.5 million people in the state are no power. emergency teams tried to rescue 1,000 people and some are beginning to return home. quickly to the markets because all time highs for the dow industrials and well over 4 # thousand 700 and the s&p also inter-day high, a new one, 5800. show me big tech, please, most of them are higher this morning. we have amazon and alphabet up and microsoft down just a few cents and nvidia down 12-cents and apple down 88-cents, not that much movement for the losers there. 10-year treasury is at 409. mow this, donald trump has had a good week. he is on a roll and has momentum and shouldn't be surprising.

getting through to ordinary people and in detroit deducting interest on car loans and in vegas, no tax on tips and suggested a low 15% corporate tax on manufacturers who make their products in america. no jargon or feel good vibe and ideas that everyone can understand. more than 9 #% is hispanic and he's on a roll with hispanic voters and will probably not win california. he bantered and cracked jokes and they liked hip. he's coming to madison square

garmin ken in the heart of -- garmin ken in the heart of deep blue garden and several of them and new york types poll this week suggested gop will take control because add it up all up and 25 days to go to the election and it's a bad week and trump and republicans had a good week. harris has stalled and trump on a roll. third hour of varney starts now.

jot trump momentum and energy level is coming at the right time and see on the oh side the incredible panic from the harris campaign, which has turned into a complete incompetent andesandt example of that is the contradiction you just see where you have barack obama saying people are struggling and want change and then kamala saying on the crew i'm the same and i

contested want change. everyone is struggling and everyone can see it. stuart: tomorrow trump will hold a rally in coachella in deep blue, california, what's the goal here, steve. there's no chance he wins california. is he going for the hispanic vote? that's it? you've got four or five incredibly important house seats that could make the difference between republican control of the house or not. so that's a tactical reason but there's a strategic reason as well and all part of the confidence that the trump campaign is showing. that's why he's going to madison square garden and it's all part of saying there's no no go areas and this is a new republican party. we have a multiracial working class coalition and a completely

different republican party from what we've seen before. and the confidence is shown in these kinds of decisions about where the campaign goes. it's fantastic to see. stuart: you live and work in california and absorb the media and does trump get anything but a fair share in the media? i understand why. >> i'm in nashville today and i'll be there tomorrow in coachella and you're completely right and trump is demonized in california and more than anywhere else and that's why it's so interesting to see and the republican party is making gains this week and new numbers for voter registration in california is showing republican registration way up and democrat registration falling. stuart:

it's a friday -- almost a friday afternoon. dow is up 300 and new record high and s&p up 33 and new record high and nasdaq up nearly 60 points and solid gains across the board. jonathan hoenig with us to look at the market and inflation. we have the inflation report and there's not much there so tell me, why is the market rallying so much? >> all time highs and taking a victory lap about inflation coming down and it's coming down but mott dead at all. in fact, interest rates have gone up, up since the fed cut rates. 10-year yield going from about 3.6% to over 4%. look at long elmore when it cops

to stocks or industries and i think inflation isn't dead and gold, which we've talked about and platinum the best tell up near all time highs and stocks too. we buy them to protect ourselves from inpolice station so these are all time highs and the trends tend to persist and wouldn't fight the tape. stuart: america's opportunistic banker and known as the top banker jamie dimon and geopolitical risk are surging around the world and market country seem to be taking that as a negative and you invest in markets around the wonderful orlando and any concern there? >> my concern, stuart, isn't for the market and every day americans. you know, there's a thought that the average american household is almost 10,000 and 8600 in credit card debt and one in four has actually tapped their own retirement saving ands emergency fund to pay for every day expenses and markets and every day americans who i still think are suffering under the compounded effects of even level

inflation and great to see the markets rallying and it's ambrette time to also if you will build a fort or build an ark and when the market does fall or inflation does take up doesn't sound exotic. >> it's a change of strategy and that that is gone by the wayside and specialization in consolidating credit card debt of which they said there's a hell of a lot of it out there. lc is benefiting from a general rise in banks and financials across the board so it's a great time, stuart, to look at value and not so much at growth and lc is one my family owns and do your own due diligence and talk about financial adviser before putting any money to work. stuart: lending club with jonathan hoenig. always good.

have ambrette weekend. >> thank you, be well. stuart: lauren, we've been saying trump is on a roll. show me trump digital -- trump media. lauren: yeah, djt up 7%, 58% this week. i know it's a volatile stock and it's a barometer for the former president and this is happening as kamala harris' media blitz this week seems to not have moved the needle and this could be the best week for djt since it went public in march. lauren: growth and highlights and nuts and bolts and screws to thousands of customers in dozens of industries and stronger earning ands cells and stock up 7%. stuart: it's a bell weather of manufacturing. lauren: the strike is about to enter the one month pint with boeing. unfair labor practice try with the union and bargaining in bad

faith and the strike and furloughs and consequences of other workers being laid off in the jobs report. stuart: boeing below 150 and i remember when it was below 400 and that's where i bought it. those were the days. stuart: the coast guard rescued a ship wrecked captain in florida and survived by floating on a cooler and amazing lucky guy. the full sorry coming up for you. >> bouncing back and feeling confidence that we're going to do that as a state. stuart: mimmicks best living in st. peter'sburg and relatively untouched but the financial cost to recover from the previous storms is hurting her and her neighbors and she'll tell us all about it next.

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stuart: governor desantis said 23 urban service connected and rescue teams with over 1600 personnel have been deployed and more than 1600 individuals and 140 animal haves been rescued. 12,000 miles of state roads cleared and 96% complete and # thousand bridge inspections across the affected areas are completed and up indicate on going from the governor. florida is in recovery mode after back-to-back hurricanes and knocked out electricity for millions. steve harrigan is in tampa.

have they remained power, steve? reporter: partially. 475,000 people in hillsborough county where i am still without power and part of 2.2 million across florida that don't have power and still at this late date, there's active water rescues going on and the problem is inland some of the rivers are topping their banks and especially the river about 20 miles from where i'm standing inland, they've got ten swift water rescue teams out there and one of the post-traumatic carried out here in tampa with assisted living complex and a lot of people in wheelchairs and sheriffs arrived there and water up to the waste on some people. a couple of people rescued had to say. >> early intervention programmed to stay and they said i had to get out.

roads open and scary in tampa. thank you very much. stuart: danielle, i've not been in back-to-back serious hurricanes and it happened to you. what's it like emotionally sitting there with two mammoth storms around you?

>> yeah, it's a roller coaster of emotions and inherently it'll be different for everyone. for us we chose to try and stay positive and try and focus on the fact arapaima is safe and things we lost can be replaced and home rebuild and it's definitely challenging when you get back-to-back hit. stuart: your house suffered canaling in the first hurricane, helene. >> no, ironically we received advanced payment the day it was made and received and advanced payment is all we'll receive and finishing out the claim, we should see the remainder. stuart: we had a briefing from governor desantis and telling everybody what he's done in the state, and it really sounds good. i've got to say. how would you judge his

performance in recovery from the hurricane? >> i think the presence was felt and national guard members the day after and police out patrolling and this storm, there was a lot greater turnout immediately after, and i think people are feeling that support. stuart: okay, danielle general sewn, thank you for joining us. hope you get back on your feet financially as in your house. thank you very being with us. appreciate it. >> thanks. stuart: ashley, what's the government doing about that? ashley: well, they've approved importing from overseas and there's a shortage and flood waters from hurricane helene damaged the company called back stay international and an iv manufacturing facility in north carolina and that plant supplies

roughly 60% to iv solution used by hospitals in the united states every day. significant. fda approved temporary imports of iv fluid from facilities to united kingdom, canada and china. timing is critical and more than 86% of healthcare providers say they're experiencing short annals of iv fluids and there are shorts that some elective procedures are being canceled and baxter hopes the north carolina facility will be back online by the end of the year. stu. stuart: got it. thanks, ashley. mow this. a boat captain rescued at sea. i believe he was found floating on a cooler. lauren: saved his life. that cooler and a life jacket. he was the captain of pushing vessel and it broke down and he called it in for help, but the communications broke down as the storm intensified.

he wound up riding milton out in the gulf of mexico 30 miles offshore with his life jacket and the cooler and experienced 75-90 miles per hour winds and rough seas. resrescued and taken to the hospital. stuart: 40 miles out on his own with a life jacket and cooler. i contested know how they spotted him? lauren: he called it in and had contact. then they lost contact with him and the c ghost card knew to kep looking and searched and found him. search and rescue successful. stuart: we don't have an interview with him yet but i'd love to. lauren: i want to mo what kind of cooler that was. i want to buy one. stuart: in dais you go down in a hurricane. that's ambrette story. warms your heart. hanks, lauren. get a check of the biggest winners on the dow and it's hit an all time high. kcaterpillar, goldman, jp moray

gang and they're adding 170 point os the dow. moray ban, goldman, american express and intel at $23 a share. check winners on s&p and also hit all time intraday high today. uber is now at $85 a share and up $7. they're all up. coming up, tim walz previously called for electoral college to be abolished and now trying to walk them back. how one of obama's key advisers david axelrod think the campaign is doing. >> i think the vehicle right now isn't great. there's concern but partly we have this plethora of polls and they all say something slightly different. stuart: harris campaign all about vibes and her men mentum

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walk those comments back and this election will come down to a handful of swing states and we're hearing from governor tim walz saying the electoral college system is outdated. walz was telling democrats at a fundraise fertilizer sacramento, california, that he was say asking i think all of us know the electoral college can go and we need a popular vote. the harris team are trying to walk these comments back and hearing from walz on the very topic. here he is this morning on good morning america. >> it's not the campaign's position and i feel every vote must count in every state and some folks feel that's not the case. our campaign does that.

reporter: would congress be willing to change the electoral college system smuggling axios contacted a number of senate democratic candidates and and axios didn't get a single answer and this colonoscopy has come up before and in 2016, former president trump won the electoral college and 306 electoral votes and lost the popular vote by close to 3 million and this discussion came back up bacterin. stu. >> i think the vibe is a concern and it's not great and there's a plethora of polls that all say something slightly different so

stuart:aled out. i'm joined by katie mcgee white. harris made her campaign about vibes but i don't think it's working. what say you? hillary clinton made in 016 and this time at least stopping donald trump and their priority

and it's not enough to not beat trump and they want solutioning ands want their problems to be heard in the first place and their voices to be recognized. stuart: trump seems to have real momentum. does that carry through to the election and that's going three weeks away. >> certainly seems to and important to recognize that trump is polling better than in 2020 and 2016 and he was barely ahead and in order to believe that the polls are somehow less accurate and they're trying to understand those voters and i don't think that's going for today and trump is trying to go this. going for 016 and 020. --

2016 and 2020. stuart: we have polls showing trump in georgia, north carolina, arizona and nevada and they're very much swing states and new polling shows republicans appear to be poised to take control of the senate. montana, florida, texas are leading for the republicans. that would be a really big win for the gop, even if hay contempt the white house; right? >> back in obama and mike and alyssa and if trump overperforms in those states and he could carry the candidates across the line and could be a blowout win for the gop across the board.

stuart: obama recruited a democrat power house to recruit for kamala harris. who is it, ashley? ashley: one and only bill clinton. the former president hitting the campaign trail for harris in key battleground states over the coming days and beginning in georgia where he will try to leverage long standing relationship with rural voters and campaign said instead of big rallies and clinton speaking to a few hundred people at the time and local fairs of porch events. who needs a big rally. they're trying to pick up what are disillusioned trump voters in traditionally red areas and obama also crisscrossing swing states and means three of six living presidents are currently sumping for the vice president. but the polls don't really re-protect that's giving much of a boost.

stuart: the baseball that shohei ohtani used to score 50th home run. you're in luck. king of collectibles ken golding has all that and more and he's here. joining us next. ♪

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stuart: he's back, ken golding back with iconic memorabilia at

auction. >> great to when back, stuart. stuart: i want to start with the document that banned pete rose from baseball for life and signed by him. >> this is one of the most important documents in baseball and don't wear gloves when touching paper items. just clean dry hands. this document, you can see the signature of pete rose he passed away weeks after seeping this and pete rose's attorney and he voluntarily accepted a lifetime ban proudly supports the game of baseball and now of course pete rose has passed and the hope is for fans like me and fans around the world that they will set this aside and put him in the hall of fame, but he's been banned for 35 years, one of the

greatest players of all time. this document to me is one of the most significant and valuable documents in baseball history and easily a 7 figure item, a million+. stuart: if he gets into the hall of fame, the value goes up? >> i'm sure much the hall of palmer wants to show it off and would have to buy it from whoever wins this auction. stuart: babe ruth rookie card? >> yes, this is rare and untraditional. this is an m1015 blank back. the back was blank but this is a very rare rookie card. there are about maybe a couple dozen known and to me, it's underpriced and very affordable right mow the bid on goldin com for this is only 175,000 and

that's part of our vintage quarterly auction, which is the first time we've done an auction of only really -- the best way to put it is really old stuff. stuart: another one, a rookie card from 1897 from the louisville colonels. >> yes, the most valuable card i sold was a wagner card. this is the rookie card and only two of these known to exist in the entire world. this is the only one certified and the other copy in the baseball hall of fame and current bidding on this is in the vicinitity of $800,000. this easily is about 1.2-$1.5 million card. it's the rookie card of wagner and it's 25 times rarer than the other wagner itself. stuart: i don't get it. you had a honus wagner card.

why is this one less? >> because it's less known, less people collect this set, but in reality when you look in terms of scarcity and the importance of honus wagner to baseball, i believe it could be a multiple card. the kicker is people say the honus wagner card is so valuable, he did not want to appear to promote tobacco products but this is a card for a cigar. reiccus seizure disorders gars put this card out. reccius cigars put out this card. stuart: what make this is so special smuggling >> this is the famous 50 home run ball hit by shohei ohtani and it's been in the news and it's right now again, all these items you can look at goldin.com to check it out, but it's in the shohei

ohtani 50 home run auction. this is the actual ball he hit for his 50th home run, current bidding on this is about $2 million and let me tell everybody a bit about the history. what they did because they knew he was approaching the record. had 49th home run and major league baseball took special balls and marked them before each pit was thrown from the umpire and if they hit a home run, they could go into the stands and identify the real ball. the guy caught the ball and then they placed the hologram here on the ball so you know that this is the actual game ball that ohtani hit. it's already the second most valuable baseball of all time, passing aaron judge's 62nd home run ball, which we sold at goldin two years ago and we believe it'll break the record for the most valuable baseball of all time, which was set in 1998 by mark mcguire 70th home run ball at $3 million. stuart:

i don't know how you get them all together but you do. ken goldin, it's great. >> goldin, g-o-l-d-i-n.com and it's free to bid. it's'candy and if you watch king of collectibles and all about my company golkin auctions and say i'm never affording these items, we have items for $150,000 too. register to bid and check it out. people like gawking. it's like gawking at a store but on your phone. stuart: the commercial was worth $so 0,000. >> probably -- $100,000. >> probably. stuart: hank, ken. mow the dow 30 preponderance to buy. don't go anywhere. we're reading your friday

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darren in wisconsin. got a couple of pictures of the northern lights visible last might. that's beautiful stuff. ashley, ever seen the northern right miss florida? ashley: never have but i'd love to go see them. stuart: only briefly. lauren? lauren: one time in iceland and it was freezing cold but worth it. it's -- yeah, you have to do it. stuart: proudly supports phillip, watching coverage of tesla's robotaxi and no mention that waymo was offering taxi services in several locations throughout the country for years. come to arizona and ride without a driver. it'll change your perspective on this technology. lauren: good or bad? we cover this at 7:45 this morning. but, yes, that viewer is smart and correct. waymo uses lidar and sensors and all sorts of technology and

multilayered approach to sense the road. elon musk is only using computer vision. it's cheaper but scarier to some people. stuart: interesting. greg writes, what do you do for fun during commercials? ashley, you're on your own and not in studio, what do you do? ashley: i make sure the which i am thes are where it should be and get a visit from my doggy and my lovely wife brings me a cup of tea. that's about it. stuart: that's dramatic. lauren? lauren: we snack, we eat. stuart: that's rue. i ate a kitkat, a small kitkat and occasional liquoring some espresso if i'm feeling a little country-specific i have an espresso. lauren: we tell stories. stuart: we get very personal. lauren: our stage manager is like in three, two and finish your thought and say the hope

the mic wasn't open. stuart: this is from dave: considered plying to audio books once you retire? would love to hear you read through charles dickens. every year we play the tape of me reading the might before christmas. every christmas eve. i tear up and play the same tape every year. i just tear up. anyway. i'm moving on. lauren: trademark that and get paid more. stuart: i like your thinking. another greg, a favorite chuck berry song? ashley: johnny be good. the best. lauren: yeah, go, go johnny go. stuart: come on, lauren. lauren: that's all i know. stuart: you don't even know the name. lauren: johnny be good, what

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knowing that he's getting good nutrition and that he has energy is a huge relief for me and my dad. “such a good little bean.” we're so grateful to have had this time with him, so let's keep it going and make every day special. stuart: somebody wanted to know what we would do, how many

states are two words, what have you got? ashley: i came up with ten. couldn't get beyond ten. stuart: lahren. lauren: number 2. 10. stuart: i cheated. i listened to our floor manager who sang the song with the state names in and she said ten and she is right. lauren: have we ever all been right? stuart: never. new hampshire, new jersey, new york, new mexico, north carolina, south carolina, north dakota, south dakota, west virginia. you have that song you saying. you have to do that on the air sooner or later. time is up. it has been a great show. see you next week. time is up for me. neil will miraculously appear on your screens. ashley: we are focusing on the rebuilding effort going on