stuart: i don't care about pitbull feeding at the moment. the weather in new york is fantastic.

neil: he is from florida. you love florida. stuart: you all look pretty good in a moment. i like the tax situation in florida. good morning, everyone. it is 10:00 eastern, we will get straight to the money. still some red ink i'm afraid, the dow is off 180 but the nasdaq was down one over one/100, that was down 43 points. the rise in the yields on treasuries down a little this morning to 418 but when it reached 420, that was a sell signal to some investors and that is why the market has been selling off recently. price of oil is up one dollar, $71.78. as for bitcoin, still holding around $67,000 a coin. that's the market and now this. in exactly two weeks to the election, making predictions is

a dicey game. goes without saying that anything could happen but you can follow the trends and now the trend is toward a trump win. this poll shows trump with an 11 point lead with latino voters, that's a reversal from 2,020. look at this, the same poll shows trump with 17% of the black vote. shares get 72%. sound like a big advantage for harrison so it is but trump is making the gains among blacks that have not been achieved before. if harris cannot dominate the black and hispanic vote she cannot win the swing states and cannot win the presidency. look at this. 15 million people have already voted. new york times say democrats dominate male voting but republicans are gaining. that an important point. democrats advantage in early voting is shrinking the. the momentum is with trump.

his personal, positive campaign appears to be working. his work at mcdonald's resonates with ordinary people. harris is trying trump demonization, negative and is really harsh. anything could happen. at this point trend is with trump. second hour of varney just getting started. ♪ brian brenberg is with me. trump is going after harris. brian: when you watch a sporting event, how is the team playing? are they going after opportunities or not to lose? he's playing offense. everything he does he's going into what is supposed to be an ma territory. he's got to win a message. people are resonating.

democrats, bob casey comes out and says trump on tariffs. politicians want to keep their job. if they see a policy the other guy has they will do it. nothing is more telling than a politician flipping like that. stuart: yesterday trump was touring damage left by hurricane helenen left victims of the storm. kamala harris at the campaign trail with republican liz cheney. she is trying's trying to persuade anti-trump republicans to vote for harris. contrasting campaigns. brian: i don't get why she would do that. stuart: she has tried everything else. brian: maybe that is it. the ultimate sign of desperation that she's going with liz cheney but i don't think america is dying to see a

politician talk to another politician about their mutual hatred of 1/3 politician. they want to see a guy on the ground where things are happening and that happens to be north carolina, i thought trump was great on the ground. he said the main thing is to rebuild. stuart: a reporter asked trump will everybody be able to vote and trump replied doesn't matter. surviving is -- brian: that was the perfect response. stuart: stay right there for the our. now this. the cook political report shifted ranking of two major senate races. which races and in which direction was the shift? >> reporter: the pennsylvania senate race and the nebraska senate race. pennsylvania moved from lean democrat to tossup. three of the blue wall states are tossups. senator bob casey is looking to secure his fourth term. republicans narrowed the gap to

within an margin of error. casey's latest ad shows on trade and tariffs, that is helping with that. nebraska senate contest, we not expected to be close but now senator doug fisher is in a tight fight with independent dan osborne, a union leader. this race has shifted from likely republican to lean republican. as a result the gop super pac senate leadership fund has announced they are boosting our campaign with $3 million, a last minute infusion with just days to go. stuart: very interesting, dow of 200 points, nasdaq coming back significantly is only down 25. let's talk politics for a second. you are inevitably the bullish brian belsky.

what blessed the market, divided government? >> it is a fallacy. i think especially this year we have to separate fact from feeling. and divided government nothing happens but back to 1950, full power does better by one full percentage point but at the end of the day it is basically the same. i said this for a long time. seems every four years i say politics had nothing to do with it. a joint research department, not fiscal policy but monetary policy. it is not cutting taxes or raising taxes but what the fed does. that is what we think happens yet again this time. stuart: the imf raised its

forecast for america's growth rate in the economy. they've grown 3.5% gdp. raise that to 4% and surely that means interest rates cannot come down. >> what is happening is typically historically when the fed cuts after a prolonged period of raising rates and doing nothing the interest rates in terms of 10 year treasury always go up. maybe this is the october surprise but at the end of the day this is about inflation and unemployment. inflation continues to go down. it is still high but over the next year we are going to get the fed target of 2%. thate biggest mistake that investors could be making is following fed funds futures, very aggressive interest rate cuts. we don't think there will be as much. we think there's a likelihood the fed will cut one more time.

stuart: you are always for staying in the market. >> stay invested. we try to outsmart ourselves and we are so afraid to be wrong we don't want to be right. that's what i hear about timing as momentum and technical stuff. be a fundament of investor, be a stock ticker, company management, what they are buying and selling and what they are growing and by the way, the best country in the world, the best company to invest in the united states. stuart: in your mid 70s. >> very attractive mid 70s. blue and you've got limited life expectancy in your mid to late 70s so why would you want to stay invested all the way you might need that money, might want to sell a few things to make sure you've got the cash. >> you need a diversified portfolio and a return of

60-40, not just about tracing the netflix machine but buying companies that pay dividends because of income needs every month so to buy these strategies. stuart: is that your personal financial advice? >> it's right here live today, free advice. stuart: that was just a water bottle. you are all right. thank you very much. take a look at general motors, they reported this morning they did well. how long since we saw general motors at $52 a share. lauren: they beat expectations. general motors beating expectation. coming in above analyst protection, third-quarter revenue jumping 16% year-over-year, gm started the year making $12-$14 billion in

pretax profit. the company says they are on track to deliver between 14, and $15 billion in pretax profits, starts to make money on its electric vehicles by the end of the year. that's a welcome change for the detroit automaker after seeing $6 billion in losses over the next two years. the company's guidance on evs is a moving target. gm's initial goal is $400,000 by mid-by mid-2024. by summer the target had become 200,000, to 300,000 evs. the company said 200,000. they previously announced they would not hit their one million ev capacity goal by 2025. all that said, gm has become the number 2 ev automaker behind tesla while ford and

stellantis, ev sales are 9% of the overall auto sales market. stuart: thank you very much. ben stiller and andy cohen to promote girl dad's voting for kamala harris. >> this is the time to show your support for your daughter's. >> my vote for kamala is an investment in my daughter's future. blue and house that going down with male voters? trump joined the undertaker on his podcast. >> never thought he liked me. i felt badly because he's a terrific guy and they -- dana white said he considered it bravery. stuart: we will tell you which big celebrity donald trump was talking about. biden deeply concerned about the release of secret documents on israel's plan strikes

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stuart: a doubt opened up, down a tiny fraction. the dow is down 160 are points. 66,400. don't miss fox business special crypto campaign. friday at 8:00 pm eastern. israel interceptor wave of rockets before secretary of

state blinken had around of high-level meetings. trey yingst, has israel retaliated. >> double maddock efforts are ongoing, and antony blinken arrived in the region, alongside benjamin netanyahu, across the middle east. the focus will continue to bombard lebanon. in beirut, 13 people and dozens injured from the largest public hospital is more evacuation orders were given to civilians. they released a computer-generated graphic showing where has bliss toward gold and cash. israeli military did not provide evidence to support the claim.

this morning hezbollah rocket fire in northern israel in the third-largest city. we can hear explosions overhead as rockets were intercepted after 5:00 a.m. . has blick continued firing over the border at multiple areas including toward tel aviv. tracking a story in jerusalem were seven people were arrested for out pledging to assassinate a top nuclear scientist and mayor of a major city. this comes after seven other people were arrested in recent days claiming according to the israelis they were going to help the irradiance to locate sensitive targets across the country. this ahead of an israeli counterattack against iran. stuart: leak of top-secret documents, this is what the white house is about this. >> into the public domain,

deeply concerned about any leakage of classified information. that is not supposed to happen and it is unacceptable when it does. he is deeply concerned about that. stuart: this borders on treason. the release of information that is helpful to the enemy is a treasonous act. what say you? >> the leaks are unacceptable and we should be concerned. it will be difficult to catch those responsible because those documents were shared with the allied countries. could have come from foreign partners and those could be held accountable. it wouldn't surprise me if we found these leaks came from the harris campaign because they failed in their strategy to

slow benjamin netanyahu and the israelis. this will upset benjamin netanyahu even more when we need him the most and he feels we've turned our back on him. the larger issue is our focus seems to not be on what is important in that region. we need to let benjamin netanyahu destroy hamas once and for all. it keeps americans safer. we will have hostages in captivity, families are affected, the israeli community has been extremely resilient and heroic in a difficult time but what upsets me the most is this administration's israel policy looks like our goal is to stop benjamin netanyahu from going on the offense. when we do that we impede the enemy. it's not the enemy. right now they are doing the job we should be doing and it gives us an out because we get to say the israelis are doing this, not us. we need to spend our effort on

being a force multiplier on enabling israel. we want to stop this war, give israel more resources to hunt faster. stuart: the white house is monitoring reports that soldiers from north korea are fighting for russia in ukraine. >> the north koreans have been supplying weapons to russia for years. a lot of them are ending up on the battlefield so this is an escalation, ukraine war, basically a training ground to modernize their armies. and it is bad for south korea. and i have seen a couple videos, in ukrainian territory.

and this is a major escalation, interesting to see how south korea responds. russia is suffering massive losses, 1200 russian soldiers killed the day. putin is running out of soldiers. it will appease moscow because they are using soldiers outside these areas. stuart: kamala harris is losing ground with latino and black voters? what is trump's appeal to those, endorsement from pennsylvania steel worker. he says trump save jobs by bringing in tariffs, richard is next.

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was down one hundred 80, small loss for the s&p and nasdaq. palatine announced they are partnering with costco. they will sell the bike plus in stores and online between november 1st and february 15th. palatine down, costco up. look at phillip morris. they have smoke-free products like the nicotine pouch which is doing well accounting for 38% of revenue, stock is up 7%. ford, the stock on the upside today after general motors surpassed earnings expectations dragged to $11 a share. the harris campaign once again flip-floping on energy policy, grady tribble joins me. what is her team now saying about fossil fuels? >> the campaign says there's no change to vice president harris's energy policy but here's the quote from the climate engagement director and i will let you decide.

to be clear, vice president harris said anything the administration hasn't already said, and they said they wouldn't ban fracking. and as her party's candidate, she doesn't support the expansion of energy production? >> the key state here and the energy resources in the western part of the world. many people work, under donald trump they didn't break. >> in reference to pennsylvania which is critical swing state and blue wall states.

we all learned the october position, she opposes fracking, and it was a change in her prior position. if this is confusing, these energy policies are likely to hinder american producers ability, contrast that to donald trump who continuously said. he says drill baby drill. stuart: donald trump received an endorsement from the steelworkers in pennsylvania. >> you are my hero and the greatest president ever. so even voting for trump, the

rank and file my valley workers want to endorse you, give you a hardhat. stuart: that is a significant endorsement i would say. the vice president of the 1557 powerhouse. do you think tariffs will fix the steel industry? i ask because the industry needs a lot of money and not sure where it will come from. >> tariffs significantly -- when he was president the first time, without him doing that, would still be dumped from china. putting the tariffs on, we are doing well right now. stuart: do you find immigration a threat to your job? >> i don't find immigration,

steelworkers down here. hard to get people here. society alone, kids, nobody wants to work no more. immigration, we don't have that problem. blue one across-the-board do you think trump gets significant proportion of blue-collar union votes? >> yes i do. us facilities in minnesota reached out to me and 75% workers are supporting trump at the whole mann valley,. stuart: appreciate it, unions are traditionally democrats. >> the rank-and-file union member saying i'm with trump

pressuring their leaders, and the longshoreman straight, and abide/harris guy, the regular guys, and the trump guy and almost to a person. stuart: thanks. and autoworker says trump will get a major boost in support to the uaw members, will you when union support, more than half of the members at this plant. they will vote for trump. and the union doesn't vote. the members do. the budget already can be going

to the polls. >> aside business cleaning car under bodies. when we first visited, robert kennedy junior will cast his ballot for trump. >> i love the idea of donald trump being the commander-in-chief, the idea of how donald trump handles that various characters in the world. stuart: half of uaw members at his plant will vote trump. >> exposition of what they are endorsing and what people do when it comes to the polls in two weeks. the other major car manufacturing union, the teamsters chose not to endorse anyone for president, decades of precedent. they couldn't see a clear winner, that's a case of what we've heard. stuart: thank you.

two weeks until election day, they are eating into democrats early voting advantage. that an important indicator. lawmakers are targeting federal remote work. they want to know how many people are not coming into office buildings. good story next.

stuart: nasdaq recovering down 9. amazon is preparing to launch a new market place to combat the highly discounted chinese retailer, amazon puts price merchants can charge for specific items.

it would be $8, and $9 for betting. and they put a end to remote works. 4 years since the pandemic and you are telling me federal employees are still working from home and a lot are doing it. lauren: that's the case. and to what extent work from home is still happening for the federal workers. bipartisan group of lawmakers, republican senator joni ernst and gary peters taking that issue head on with what they are calling the telework transparency act. it would require each federal agency to count how many workers are coming into the office. and answer that question. federal employees need to be

held to the highest standards because it's a privilege to serve citizens who utilize government services on a daily basis. it is time for bureaucrats to pull the plug on the bathtub drain and plug back into work. governmentfr one year ago show 24 agency used 25% or less of their office space. other agencies use half. the wall street journal highlighting this, not one of 20 agencies, use half of its office space during a 3-month period according to the office of personal management. the social security administration was essentially a ghost town with 7% of states occupied. that adds up to costs for the taxpayer. federal office space costs $7

billion, obviously streamlining office space disposing of what we don't use could reduce the costs for the taxpayers. i'm asking what about those working from home. senator joni ernst says they uncovered rampant abuse, timecard for rod and one case of a worker working from a bubble bath. raising a lot of questions. blue and if elon musk is chief cost cutter i think he will take a meat cleaver to that kind of operation. at top lawmaker has a warning about kamala harris. what did she say? >> that's a tough last name. this is the congressman from pennsylvania campaigned with trump on sunday and calling kamala harris toxic for the state.

it is important to highlight that harris has repeatedly lied and so has tim walz on this campaign trail. donald trump calling out his opponents. harris has misrepresented her past and donald trump is going and connecting with the people of pennsylvania. so guy fowler is doing well in the state, pushing for trump and when you talk about line 1 of the issues in pennsylvania is gas specifically fracking, an issue harris flip-flopped on in the past, she is saying it is not the case. it is hard to know where she would father forgiven the position of leader of the country. hoping to seek out 1/4 term and putting out so much support for trump ahead of this election. we want thanks.

why does everyone say pennsylvania is the must win the state above all others? brian: whether you are harris or trump the most direct path to the white house is to win the 19 electoral college votes. one of the reasons wisconsin and michigan almost always go where pennsylvania goes, you're going to win those other swing states widening the margin of victory. that is pennsylvania. stuart: the airwaves are clotted all the time. brian: i would be going insane if i lived in pennsylvania. stuart: thanks. last week, we told you about a migrant caravan. is there another one headed here now? lauren: more than 2000 additional migrants headed to

the southern border. this is happening because those folks will be denied illegal entry after the election if trump wins. migrants in that group have actual he told reporters that no matter who takes office they should let them into america, the concern being if it is trump it is not going to go well. he has repeatedly said once he takes office he would initiate the largest deportation of migrants in the country illegally. in terms of numbers the latest customs and border patrol numbers for the month of september show that we are at 54,000 crossings. that's a lower number than we've seen in recent months. the reality is we have thousands more in time for the election. stuart: just to get in before trump wins. thank you. coming up, what shocks me about the late stages of the election is the sharp contrast in campaign styles. not the contrast we were expecting. that's "my take," top of the hour.

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$2028. and get a better deal in new york. the tickets are just as expensive. brian: mets fan. stuart: would you pay if to see the yankees. brian: i would go baseball. you can watch baseball on tv at home. stuart: of bicoastal game and that is a fact. it is kilmeade time. brian will appear on screen. ben stiller was tapped to promote girl dads voting for harris. watch this. >> time to show support for

your daughters. >> i love how much smarter she is. >> she's 22. 5. >> my vote for kamala is an investment in my daughter's future. >> to show that we support us. stuart: you being a girl dad are you inspired to vote for harris? >> that is as inspirational as kamala harris telling us how to be a man, that men dressed in plaid shirt on the back of a pickup truck don't mind crying. looks like an snl skit. i don't think i needed advice for celebrities to tell me what a real man is. lee bryce has a song coming out

about girl dads. it is interesting that his daughters telling men to step up and it comes back to abortion. men hang out don't talk about abortion and if you talk about men's issues you might be better off in a barbershop with men trying to win them over. seems to be a more natural setting than sitting in front of a big board. stuart: transgender golfer refusing to compete against a biological women. it is unfair because her place is not in women's sports. danica patrick is voting for trump. watch this. stuart: it feels like voting for donald trump, is the vote of reason. like the rational reasonable choice.

and all them brilliant people supporting him and it will make america greater than it has ever been. >> you broke into a man's board and men and women sports. >> a man is different, their hormones are different. and it is just wrong. stuart: what do you make of this. >> made a huge difference, tried to qualify did. you have a situation where you have a golfer do the right thing, she came out and said i wasn't giving it 100%. i had physical advantages. that's all people are trying to

say. you got to stay out. and to in track and field events. steroids aren't allowed. i can't take them. women have a sports. if you are not a woman you should not be playing in that sport and i think kamala harris should be asked that. if you are okay with trends for athletes playing against women, from riley gains down, more people stepping up with that blur the democratic and republican lines including people in minority communities saying not okay so someone asked her that question please. of the one that will be good to have that question asked, not sure what the answer will be. thanks for joining us, see you again soon. time to check the markets. we are down across the board

but not as much as we were earlier, 90 on the dow, ten on the nasdaq. look at home depot, the investment company bernstein prefers lowe's. home depot is dragging the dow down by 40 points. take out home depot. it is not such a big loss for the dow industrials. thanks to brian brenberg for sticking with us. watch "the big money show" today at one:00 eastern, weekdays, that is. still ahead. rump disrespected mcdonald's workers. ari fleischer on harris's campaign to exhausted and struggling. former kentucky attorney general daniel cameron on trump's appeal to black males voters. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪

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