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loud, jennifer lopez. my may i draw your attention to the weather in new york. it it is cold. crisp, bright, fresh, sunshine. it's been like this for months. it is terrific, best weather. >> usually after halloween. stuart: give me a break, it is 10:00 eastern, straight to the money, the dow and the s&p with a new all-time intraday high earlier today, thousand 140, nasdaq s&p is up 18, nasdaq just below one hundred point gain, the 10 year treasury yield has been going up, back above the 4% level on the 10 year. the price of oil not doing much, $70 a barrel, bitcoin strong, bearing in mind trump's strength, soon to be good for the crypto market, right now bitcoin at $66,000, just received the latest read on homebuilder sentiment.

lauren: up two points from september up two months in a row, builders are encouraged by easing inflation and mortgage rates. election remains a wildcard so say the builders, tomorrow we will find out how much they are building. stuart: thank you very much indeed. now this. three weeks until the election, kamala harris finally sat down for a real interview. she's down in the polls, lost momentum, needed to get back in the game. i watch that interview, i watched it twice all the way through. i don't think it worked for her. yes, her supporters are cheering, pleased at her feisty performance and love the way she turned every question into an attack on trump but that's the knee-jerk reaction of supporters desperate to see their candidate go on offense, desperate to make donald trump the issue, desperate to concentrate on what they believe are his fatal flaws but many investors want more than that and didn't get it.

harris did not reveal herself, she covered up on all the big issues, the border, trump's fall. when did you notice biden's declined, she said joe biden is not on the ballot. what kind of answer is that? bret baer pushed and harassed turned it around to question trump's stood blue. throughout the campaign harris was asked how she would be different from joe biden. bret baer asked how would you turn the page? no answer. another one. does harris owe an apology to families of young women killed allegedly by migrants? no direct answer but when pressed she again turned it around to attack trump. are you okay with using taxpayer money for gender reassignment surgery, no answer. she said please said she would follow federal law but don't you have some role in shaping that law? no answer. the economy, trump will ruin it. immigration, trump is not interested in solutions. he went on like that for most of the interview and that's very revealing.

the harris campaign has been reduced to fear monitoring. worry about the danger of trump. harris promised to begin the interview at 5:00 sharp. she didn't show up until 5:17. her team knew that would limit the time of the interview. they managed to cut the real interview short. second hour of varney just getting started. ben domenech with me this morning, what is your take away from the harris interview? >> my takeaways if she was trying to win over independent voters, swing voters in critical states across the midwest part of the country, voters who tune in to fox news every day she did a terrible job of it. i feel like she was doing that interview with the attitude of

simply trying to gin up more support from her own base, as if it was something she was trying to create clips that would be praised by msnbc and the like as opposed to trying to win over people who still haven't made up their minds in critical states. particularly think about people in states like pennsylvania where we know there is a population that is more winnable for her than it was when president biden was a candidate and they were soured on this whole thing, she unfortunately didn't do anything to make clear that she was going to be a different president than joe biden in any meaningful way for those voters and their families, she didn't have a message for the. citing something like nobel prize winners and the like may play well with the class that still trust the experts but in this context she needed to be empathetic, show some humility and to distance herself from many of the failures of the biden administration particularly on the border, she

did none of those things which she filibustered and we heard the same talking points we've been hearing from her for months. >> dodging questions was a feature of the whole interview. is an example of dodging a question about the president's mental fitness. watch this. >> you say donald trump is misguided. you've told many interviewers the joe biden was on his game. when did you first notice president biden's mental faculties appeared diminished? >> he has the judgment and experience to do exactly what he's done in making important decisions on behalf of the american people. joe biden is not on the ballot. donald trump is, and donald trump is. >> george clooney said in a few minutes of talking to president biden is a fundraiser he thought this was not the same joe biden. you didn't have any concerns? >> the american people have concerns about donald trump.

stuart: that was the worst answer of the night, straight back to criticizing trump. last word to you. >> i think it is an experiment to have joe biden continue to be president for the next couple of months. not sure it's a good experiment for the country but in this context she needed a better answer. none of these questions were gotcha questions, none should have come as a surprise but all the questions that should have been asked in tougher interviews much earlier in this process but the fact that she's doing it at this late stage with such low preparation and such refusal to address these obvious things she needs to in order to win is an indictment of her as a candidate and her campaign as an approach to win over any american the doesn't automatically agree. stuart: thanks for being with us today. appreciate it. kamala harris has a new opportunity agenda for black men.

isn't just for black men. who else is involved? lauren: others. her proposal wants to get black men the tools to grow their wealth like 1 million fully forgivable loans for black entrepreneurs, complete political player, she wants their vote but the language reads, you can see here, to give black entrepreneurs and others, carefully crafted to to avoid being racially exclusive which would open it up to litigation in the wake of the supreme court's ruling that it is unconstitutional to consider race in college admissions that other sectors of the economy are worried too. we want three weeks until election day, roebling and donors are funneling more money into pro trump super pacs. how much money are we talking about? lauren: three specific billionaires and three months give $220 million to pax supporting donald trump. musk, dickie line, the shipping company but others like ben

horowitz are also writing these huge checks in this final stretch the trump campus to catch up with the harris camp. they have a large fundraising advantage. crypto donations are also coming into both sides but for the trump campaign i can tell you in the summer months they raised $3 million or was it 5 million? raised 5 million in the past three months, 3 million in the second quarter. 7 million in six months coming into crypto. stuart: they need to catch up to harris. she has raised a lot. look at this. the odds so i makers are heavily favoring trump to win the election, the betting markets, 61% to harris's 39%. this is on the betting market. charles payne with me now. is the betting market a good indicator for the election? lauren: better than the polls particularly real money has gone to work.

these polls, we've looked at these polls, let me look inside these polls, extraordinarily misleading. i've seen polls were the first five answers are yes, yes, yes and that does donald trump suck? yes, you said yes five times in a row. the way they are crafted they are so disingenuous and i'm shocked every four years we rely on polls, watch the poly markets, the new site where you can put money on this thing is a game changer and so i think they will be more accurate. stuart: putting money on trump. lauren: this to mark market has indicators. stuart: the markets rallying the trump gaining momentum. is that why the market rallies? charles: the big indices, the

russell 2000, some have been coming on like gangbusters. you can watch dj tn to bitcoin, those are proxies but i keep telling people watch the russell 2000 as we get closer to the election. when trump gets in, he' s got a pro domestic economy agenda and i will tell you something. i think we are going to have an iran hostage situation. of donald trump is elected president again somewhere before or on inauguration china will cut a deal with trump, iran released the hostages when ronald reagan was being inaugurated. everyone talking about tariffs, china is reeling their economy is reeling, trump is elected they are going to cut a deal. we won't have a big tariff war. it won't materialize. they lost the last one.

and it crumbled. and bear that in mind. and we watch this afternoon at 2 p.m. making money right here on fox business. thank you. stocks that are moving significantly, i will start with travels because that's moving significantly up 7%. lauren: in insurance bellwether, individuals and businesses are spending more money on insurance, a big increase in premiums as a payout higher catastrophe losses. stuart: csx railroad operator. lauren: had to repair and rebuild miles of track because helene and milton. the hurricane impacts take $50 million hole in its fourth-quarter results. stock down 4.6%. blue one start keeps popping

up, talking about a firm, why are they down 5%. lauren: it is a payment option at checkout when using apple pay. so many using apple pay embedded on so many devices. that's not good. we will do you think you could put it -- thanks very much. still ahead kamala harris was asked how she will turn the page on the last four years. >> you been in office for 3. 5 years. >> and donald trump has been running for office. >> you been the person holding the office. >> you know what i'm talking about. you and i both know what i'm talking about. >> actually don't. >> he went after donald trump, that was the case throughout the interview. the us military unleashed stealth bombers to strike with the rebels underground bunkers.

are we now -- this is a new stance for america. it is a warning to iran. we will ask dan hoffman about that.

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he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. stuart: markets rallying again but not as much as it was 40 minutes ago, the dow is up 90, nasdaq up 52 points. bitcoin is strong at 66-9 at the moment and gold close to $2,700 an ounce, 2704. right now president biden is on his way to berlin, he will meet with german leaders who will discuss ukraine in the middle east.

jackie heinrich is in berlin already. this is likely his last trip as president. are the europeans happy to see him leave the world stage? >> no. i think for the europeans the future of us support for ukraine is a much bigger question if there's a trump presidency whereas they have known what to expect with biden so a big focus of this trip is to fortify ukraine's ability to defend itself against russian aggression but two things would make a difference for them not on the table right now, president biden has not decided to greenlight ukraine's use of long-range missiles which is his number one request and there is no consensus among the nato countries are offering ukraine an invitation into the alliance which inured ministration officials said in mid july all 32 allies affirmed ukraine is on an irreversible path to membership so tactics, how to encourage that path and

how to gain consensus on next steps most likely won't be in the cards until the war ends. >> to be in a place where zelenskyy and ukraine form a position of strength able to start talks with russia but until that moment comes he can count on continuing support and vitamin cannot count us letting go of that support. >> reporter: president biden spoke with zelenskyy and announced a new security package that includes munitions and armored vehicles but it is unclear if zelenskyy will make any appearance in germany as biden is also meeting with the quad leaders which include france in the uk and they are expected to discuss the war the beliefs which is rapidly expanded. stoked concerns about conflict with iran and spread resources thin. this is likely president biden's last visit to europe while in office so aside from big foreign policy goals it's a

bittersweet goodbye for biden who played a role in shaping us policy for more than 50 years. germany will bestow military honors upon him, the highest recognition someone can have. stuart: thanks very much. now this, very important store, the idf reportedly investigating the possible death of the top hamas leader. dan hoffman joins me now. of you heard anything about this? if it is accurate this is a very big deal, am i right? >> you are right. the idf launched a strike above ground which in itself is interesting because they've been moving in underground tunnels. they reportedly killed three militants and we are awaiting the battle damage assessment to determine if he was one of

those who was legally targeted. it would be a significant tactical success for israel if they were to take out the mastermind for the october strike on israel. the open question is succession planning, who would take his place? is this an offramp or potential negotiations and release of the remaining 100 hostages or does hamas carry on their brutal fighting against israel. stuart: we will wait for confirmation of this. another big story, american the 2 still farmers conducted strikes on targets in yemen attacking underground bunkers. is that a suggestion, hey, iran, watch out because your nuclear facilities are buried in bunkers? >> the timing of this strike on the houthis is important to note. the houthis have been disrupting trade since the onset of the war in gaza.

we cannot taken many steps to take the fight to the enemy. israel has done more than we have against them. we've been responded to drone and missile attacks but haven't targeted the houthis at the point of attack in the point of using the be 2 stealth bomber which carries bunker busting bombs we don't know if those were used in specific fact that they are capable of flying into the middle east and hitting iranian nuclear targets, that's likely meant to message iran and deter iran from launching a counterstrike after israel launches their expected strike in the coming days. stuart: israel is reportedly ready to launch the strike against iran. us officials say it could happen before the election. will it be a devastating hit on iran's military? it has got to be a big hit, hasn't it? >> it is unprecedented that iran launch two massive strikes on israeli territory. the last of which, october 1st, really caused great concern

even though there wasn't much damage done. one hundred 80 ballistic missiles. israel must respond. it got four targets from which to choose, that iran's nuclear program. we've discussed that little bit. iran's leadership, their military and their energy infrastructure in the biden administration reportedly asked israel to take energy infrastructure in the nuclear program off the table. benjamin netanyahu has said that israel will make decisions based on their own interests. i don't think this will be the end of it. i would not not be surprised if israel launches a counterattack potentially against iran military sites and we see another attack from iran and perhaps follow-on attacks from israel and escalatory series of attacks which again the united states is going to have to deal with in a lame-duck period. stuart: thanks for being with us on an important day. president biden just announced more military aid for ukraine. how much is he sending?

ashley: 405 military aid, it secures air defense capability, munitions, armored vehicles and other critical munitions. ukrainian president zelenskyy expressed his gratitude to biden thinking the us president on a telegram apps along with both parties of congress and the american people, zelenskyy says he also spoke to biden about kyiv's 5 point victory plan presented to the ukrainian parliament. the ukrainian leader thanking the united states for its, quote, readiness to help ukraine strengthen its positions to compel russia towards honest diplomacy. ashley: striking boeing workers had this reaction what a democrat senator criticize donald trump. >> a bipartisan bill that would have built hundreds of thousands, up to a million units by now, but donald trump

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of these candidates will be campaigning. alyssa slotkin who is running against mike rogers is supporting vp harris that the vp is underwater in this state. watch her dodging a question about how helpful harris, at the top of the ticket as opposed to biden. >> it was a seachange at the top of the ticket but now that we are in the fall is the same as it always is in a swing state particularly in michigan. independent voters, swing voters, voters who make their decisions very late. >> in montana vulnerable senator jon tester is not endorsing harris at all.

he's behind republican tim she he in recent polling. in ohio, senator sharon brown used that. the man in charge of flipping the senate for the republicans tells me democrats are running away from harris because she's too far left. >> look at the democrats. they have to run for the hills, trying to run towards the middle to persuade their voters, in reality voting records and positions are shorter to the left. >> reporter: we did reach out to democrats, haven't heard back from them but i want to make the point the gop is seeing problems in senate races. some of these races that were supposed to be solid red like texas, nebraska, florida, tightening up before the election and he blames the gap in resources and he will secure

those seats when november comes. stuart: listen to what kamala harris said when the so many americans think the country is on the wrong track. >> they say the country is on the wrong track. if it is on the wrong track, the track follows 3.5 years of you being vice president and president biden being president. if you are turning the page you've been in office for 3.5 years. >> donald trump has been running for office. >> you been the person holding the office. >> you and i both know what i'm talking about. >> i don't. >> what i'm talking about is over the last decade people have been -- stuart: what was she talking about? every answer to every question was turned back on trump. >> he doesn't have answers and

it is disrespectful to voters who do want solutions, and how the country will get on the right track. that is what we all want. we want that for the country in our family regardless of party, she doesn't seem able to articulate a message. good for her for sitting down with bret baer. she did it in the 11th hour. she showed up late and the team was doing the ymca trying to wrap up the interview because she was in a tight spot and that's because she has put herself in there with the inability to articulate credible, easy, predictable questions. stuart: i think her campaign has been reduced to fear mongering, fear of donald trump second presidency. >> right about that but they keep shifting strategy. they didn't have a strategy for her to begin with. they thought the joy might take hold and give them a bump, it

gave him somewhat of a bump over biden but we've seen a lot of that fizzle. she's not been able to make purchase on the top issues. we are about to shift to this but these top issues are the economy and immigration at essentially the state of the world. how is she going to pool the temperature in the middle east? that's critical. stuart: i'm sure you saw wall street journal says the gender gap, the defining issue in the election. wise at such a big split? men for trump, women for harris? is it that simple? >> we are divided and politicians stay in power if they divide us as much as possible and you have two candidates that would be difficult for them to be more different from each other. they are both playing to their strength. she's having to invent strength and the only thing she's good on for democrats is abortion but those issues only make a

difference in the touchy-feely times when the economy is good and things are calm and the rest of the world but we are not in those times what people feel the economic sting. they are out of savings. if you pay attention to the news what's happening in the middle east could affect as here and that is terrifying particularly for moms who have sons of age to go into the military. that's one of the biggest fears, parents of kids in uniform are on pins and needles and voting not only with their pocketbook like everyone else but peace and security which she does not seem able to deliver. stuart: thanks for being here. harris is losing support among hispanics. their support is down 20 points from 2016. we are on it.

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the biden/harris administration pursuing cases against a big chunk of corporate america. grady tribble joins us. how many companies are under investigation? >> the justice department investigating 40 one companies making up 40% of the market of a s&p 500 for a wide range of regulatory and other matters according to research from dan clifton who shared it with the wall street journal. here are a handful of the companies the doj is investigating, the biggest in the world including alphabet, apple, visa, live nation, nvidia, unitedhealth, southwest airlines, the list goes on and on, the doj has taken on google proving the tech giant has an illegal monopoly over online searches. it is also in the middle of an antitrust trial against google against its online ad technology, the department is proposing to break up the

searchlight of google's business, donald trump was asked if he supports that at an economic club of chicago event. >> a lot of power. >> you would break them up. >> i give them credit. they have become such a power. give them credit for that. how they became a power. >> reporter: in a piece titled everyone under investigation, the journal editorial board rates mr. clifton's list, the biden administration has unleashed the state against successful companies. democrats need villains to run against and the public mood is antibusiness. they go on to say make money or build a better mousetrap and sooner or later uncle sam is coming after you. biden/harris's doj up against the clock, not stopping investigations.

stuart: thanks very much. a top senate democrat was booed when speaking to striking workers. >> reporter: the 20 year senator. attacked donald trump. >> expensive as all get out. hundreds or million units by now. donald trump squashed that deal. and even here, build housing. lauren: that's the lift between union leadership and membership. the international association of machinists, his members have

not been as generous. one of them sat down with jason rantz and told jason that meant many members don't buy these government solutions especially for housing that the senator was talking about, inserted into their labor dispute. stuart: that was a very cool reception. it never stopped. top democrats in pennsylvania are worried about the harris campaign's operations. what are they worried about? ashley: according to a story and politico democrats in pennsylvania getting nervous about harris's approach in that battleground state. some of harris's aids lack relationships with key party figures particularly in philadelphia and its suburbs. they complained of being left out of events and a surrogate haven't been deployed effectively. the report says they urged

harris's staff, to turn out voters of color. some pointing fingers at harris's pennsylvania campaign manager nikki lu who they say lacks deep knowledge of philadelphia at times has been a wall. democrats say there's been positive changes made including the addition of paulette annascarf who served as president obama's field director in pennsylvania. some mumblings in the ranks in pennsylvania. stuart: donald trump's campaign announced he will visit mcdonald's in philadelphia this weekend. trump said he's going to work a french fry job for half an hour because you wants to see how it is, humor from donald trump about mcdonald's's visit from the president coming up. popular event in presidential election years, the announcement dinner, donald trump will be there, did kamala harris will not. a shame she couldn't rise above

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stuart: this is just coming to us. the idf is investigating the possible death of the leader of hamas. israeli officials said the body of the slain militant taken to a lab to assess whether his dna matches, that would be a huge story. to the market, the rally holds, pushing stock prices higher, dow is up 120 points.

check zoom please. stock is up $0.30. where bush raised $0.30. wedbush raised price target to 80, to 85. another recommendation, crowd strike raised the price target from 315, to 330. that stock is up. donald trump attended a univision town hall in miami. this is what he said about filling jobs filled by illegal migrants if they are all deported. >> translator: if you deport these people, who would do that job? and what price would we pay for food? >> the problem we have is we had people coming in under my administration and they were coming in legally, they were coming in through a system we had which was great but we want workers and we want them to come in but they have to come in legally, they have to love our country and love our people. the problem with this administration is they totally lost control. stuart: daniel gaza joins us now. this doesn't ring true.

trump is not going to deport everybody immediately, is he? >> that's right. from what i understand the priority would be a hostess demeanor criminals and down the line. we can meet labor demand for entry-level jobs but like he said do it away that is legally and orderly. the workforce act would have done that, proposed by congressman dan newhouse. it is estimated that 80% of farmworkers are undocumented. that's not desirable for anybody. it created 2-tier society not good for social cohesion, documented and undocumented or citizens that are undocumented and exploitation that would be easy against these folks and folks need to be fully bought into america.

>> of 39 advantage over, it is down 19 points, 20 point drop. why are latinos leaving the democratic party? >> broken promises, outcomes of bad policy, public spending that induced this inflation that made everything more costly and expensive and almost finding a home impossible for the latino community. they make up a big chunk of the working class, 45%, hit the hardest because they barely make it paycheck to paycheck so they are pushing back on bad outcomes and bad policy. and they are looking at donald trump. even the senate races are liking what mccormick has to

say, brown and nevada opening up to the possibility of alternative candidates. stuart: this is not what democrats expected when they opened the border. thanks for being with us. still ahead, mark t7 on harris not attending the dinner. the so far unconfirmed report that the hamas chief is dead. sheriff thaddeus cleveland on a super gang seizing four complexes in san antonio, texas and mitchell brown on the latest fox news pulling on where the race stands today. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> when you get to the first half of october, in a presidential election year, if there's a trend in place, it stays in place till the end of the election. >> my feeling is that with trump, we'll have lower business taxes and that'll be v