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not much movement for the price of oil, 70 one dollars and $0.23, $0.46 higher, that's it, bitcoin firm, 67,800. just received the latest on new-home sales, yesterday existing home sales. what do the new-home sales look like? cannon house office building better than yesterday's existing home sales on an annualized basis 738,000, we expect 720,000. that was higher than expected. as you mentioned existing home sales yesterday were at a 14 year low. the housing market is in great shape, we have high rates, tight supply, high prices. all those things but a surprise to the upside for new-home sales. >> just got an extra nugget on this. the median price for new homes was $426,000, the same as the previous month but no change,

that still up. thanks very much, now this. kamala harris is signaled exactly what her message will be in the final days of the campaign. pile on trump, call him names, make the election about trump and how dangerous he is, not how good a harris presidency will be, she wants to make about the evil donald trump. at the cnn town hall she went out of her way from the start to call him a fascist was asked if he met the definition of a fascist she said oh yes, yes i do, yes i do. asked about the plight of palestinians in gaza she turned around and said trump is a fascist. that's the way it went all night, short direct questions from the audience dismissed with long rambling answers that always came back to blaming trump. which expand the supreme court, should americans pay for benefits for migrants, codify roe versus wade, no answer except how trump would be worse. truth is that's all she's got

and it's not enough. a presidential candidate at this stage has articulate what he or she would do as president. kamala harris is not telling us and there's only 12 days left. voters are not buying her attacks on trump, wall street journal poll out today shows 52% approve of trump's performance during his first term, a high in this election cycle despite the demonizing his approval level is going up. 54% disapprove of harris's performance as vice president come she attacks trump, her own reputation goes down and here is why. as harris turns negative trump goes positive. is that one america wants? not fear of the future but a sense that your life may improve. second hour of varney just getting started.

now listen to what harry said about trump gaining ground among independents in swing states. >> what's going on in the ski bad around straits, michigan, wisconsin, the great lakes, that blue wall, joe biden last time won by 5 points over donald trump, look where we are today. when you flip a group from going plus 5 biden to plus one trump that is a type of movement donald trump loves to see in the type of movement that gives democrats some agitation. >> here's sean duffy joining us this morning. i read desperation into that, we are getting down to the wire and harris to me does not have a positive message and it is hurting her. what say you? >> if the voters know you but don't know your opponent negative attacks can and do work. the problem with kamala harris doing this is no one knows her policies can what you will do

on any of the issues, the cnn town hall we learned nothing about her. and every single american knows donald trump, they spent four years with him. he's the most famous person in the world. the negative attack doesn't land. you brought up the point of cnn's video of donald trump starting to win over those independent voters, this is big, not only does donald trump have young men, he has black men, hispanics, now you're getting independents. every group you can win donald trump seems to be winning and doing better with so we don't know what is going to happen this election but we are seeing the momentum shift, it feels like if you are donald trump's team, pretty good view. >> let's talk georgia, the state continues to smash early voting records. this morning to million people had already cast their ballots in that state. i'm told that that movement early voting in georgia favors republicans. is that right?

>> i'm hearing the same thing. i hate early voting. we should vote on the same day, had a national holiday, this is bogus but donald trump spent the last three years saying republicans need to get out and early vote, they listen to him about that and they are getting out of voting, the three highest turnout in the counties in georgia with highest percentages, i think republicans, we don't know the numbers, republicans have to feel really good that the republican voter, the trump voter is responding to the message, we are going to bank early, that's important because on election day the campaign doesn't have to chase your vote. they can spend the money chasing more difficult voters, those voters, you have already voted so big deal on how you execute your campaign strategy on election day. >> thanks for joining us.

we are going to watch you on the bottom line and you are hosting the crypto campaign foxbusiness special friday night at 8:00 eastern, thanks for being here. there are fewer newspaper endorsements for harris than there were for biden or hillary clinton. how many fewer endorsements does harris have? >> 66% fewer endorsements. it's a rough estimate but i want to take you through how we came up with those numbers. in 2016, 240 newspapers endorsed hillary clinton while 20 endorsed trump. in 2,020 smaller numbers for both candidates, one hundred 20 newspapers endorsed biden, 14 endorsed trump and the number keeps shrinking. this year only 80 papers have endorsed harris, ten endorsed trump. trump has grabbed endorsements from the new york post and the washington times.

the harris endorsements which you are just seeing, new york times, boston globe. one important endorsement harris did not get, and endorsement from the los angeles times, the newspaper endorsed barack obama in 2016, biden in 2,020 but decided not to endorse a candidate this year. as a result, the la times editorial chief resigned yesterday telling the columbia journalism review i'm not okay with us being silent in a dangerous time, honest people need to stand up. guards a said the editorial board planned to endorse harris but the owner says he did not want to publish and endorsement because he asked the board to present arguments for both sides and they didn't and as a result he didn't feel it was fair to put out an endorsement without the research, no endorsement from the la times this year. >> how about that. back to the markets please. let's see what's going on. . dow is down 84, nasdaq up 103

points. i've got to talk to you about treasury yields which we 've seen them go up 4. 4% on the 10 year, almost at that level right now. could that rise in treasury yields kill the rally? >> it has been providing head winds already. we got them 3-6 to four. 2 in change, two months, a big move up and to be watched and my big worry is it's not looking at inflation but they came out with a fiscal responsibility act, they had the nerve to call it that in 2023. our debt is up $4 trillion since and now moving towards the election, this should be an investigation, we did 380 billion in debt and deficit in the month of august and i am counting, these are government numbers, $500 billion added to

our debt in the last month heading towards the election and i'm wondering is this administration goosing the economy with borrowed dollars going forward and as the market, the bond market seeing that a doll i can tell you is interest rates keep going higher that will be a head wind not only for the market but for the economy. i hope they come back down but the debt has gone insane to the upside now. >> why do you like gold so much? it has gone 27-50, is it going higher still? >> it's just a ball market and bull markets go up two steps, pull back one step and since five months ago that is all we've seen and where it stops i don't know. when it stops i will decide to get off that train but it is on its way and the interesting part is we were told it is inflationary trade, gold didn't do anything as the rate of inflation came down, gold is on

its way up so whatever is driving it beats the heck out of me but it is just a bull market and looks like it will go higher notwithstanding pull back. blue and how do you play gold? gld? >> gld easily and gdf if you like the minors but normally and bull markets the minors will outperform the meadow but so far the minors are not keeping up as much as they used to and i own the middle. >> thanks very much indeed. see you again soon. have to get back to tesla. investors think they crushed their earnings report, look at the stock. it is up 16% so give us the highlights. has the please. cspan3 they deliver the earnings wings thanks to record-breaking deliveries and a 17% job from the previous year. elon musk expressed more great things ahead promising 20% to 30% growth next year.

musk saying the cyber truck turn a profit for the first time which i think is not a cue card but apparently people like it and he reiterated plans for new vehicles in the first half of the next year including ones that would be more affordable, something they continue to chase. haslett is by far the top seller of evs in the us. this is good news for tesla stockholders after investors were disappointed by lack of detail during the company's much-hyped robo taxi event a few weeks ago. a lot of questions but musk says production will be in full swing by 2026. >> you feel confident -- 26. and that should be substantial. what we are aiming for.

madison: there are still questions how that robo taxi rollout will happen. what it will include. bottom line total stockholders feeling better today and so is musk. stuart: musk is worth close to 1/$4 trillion. thanks. the department of homeland security has identified more than 600 migrants with possible ties to again get. israel has reportedly delayed its retaliatory attack on iran because of the us intelligence leak and the hospital evacuated after israel says hezbollah is stashing $500 million worth of gold under that hospital. christian whiten next.

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stuart: we bear the dow down 150, nasdaq up 110 points. we do have whirlpool, that stock is up big, sales fell, profits grew, the ceo says this company as well positioned to benefit from the eventual housing market recovery and expects consumer sentiment to improve once the election is over, the stock goes up 10%. now this. israel has reported forced to delay its retaliatory attack on iran because of us intelligence leak. trey yingst joins us. is america still a trusted ally given these leaks? >> that's the big question in the middle east, given the fact that the americans and israelis

are working together to determine some sort of defense if irradiance decide to respond to any sort of israeli attack against their territory as we are monitoring another develop and out of the region. hezbollah firing 120 rockets into northern israel. four injured were by shrapnel just north of our posed vision. this came after israel struck numerous targets in lebanon overnight in the lebanese capital of beirut as happened doesn't billions were taken down by airstrikes, the us secretary of state entity blinken arrived to about a cease-fire in the middle east, specifically between israel and hamas. >> we are intensely focused on bringing hostages home, ending the war, alleviating the suffering of palestinian children, women and men in gaza and we been working closely to try to do that for many months. now we've seen the quickest way

is through a cease-fire and hostage deal. >> in gaza is really troops are pushing people into the northern part of the strip and that is really airstrike on a camp that killed a dozen people, civilians are among the debt according to local health officials, the war rages on, the biggest question remains if and how israel will target iran. a response to that large-scale ballistic missile attack earlier this month. reports indicate the american league about israeli plans delay the anticipated attack. fox cannot independent we can from this report was also tracking one other story out of the region, jewish troops calling on vice president harris to make her position clear after a few days ago it appeared she agreed with the protester who called what israel is doing inside gaza a genocide. stuart: thanks very much. christian whiten joins me now. what do you think?

is america a trusted ally these days? >> the intelligence leak if it is genuine and the white house as it is not, called into question its authenticity, shows us reporting on their state of readiness to hand that information to iran if iran presumably cannot collect itself. it's pretty bad stuff. this administration has been consistently displaying moral equivalence saying sorry for what israel, that it's under attack but with the palestinians, we see this again with the secretary of state who is just underfoot, what does he offer israel at this point other than another lecture on how they need to have a cease-fire before the complete the mission. stuart: let's be clear. it sounds to me like there is a mole somewhere in the us

intelligence services, somewhere in the government or intelligence services who is working on behalf of iran and iranian interests and that is treason. i want to be clear, i think it is that bad. what say you? >> it's a violation of the espionage act and the penalty can go up to the death penalty but someone in the us government appears to be either directly or through a cutout providing top-secret information to the irani and government. stuart: we need to find out quickly to stop it. there's a hospital in beirut that has been evacuated after an israeli general said hezbollah is stashing 1/$2 billion worth of gold in a bunker underneath the hospital. israel said the lebanese should go get it, come and take it. it is theirs. what will happen to it? >> of israel hasn't struck yet and has let this information go out it does want to have the money frozen rather than taking the step of blowing up a

hospital, even in empty hospital. it is actually had a great effect already because that's a lot of money especially in the lebanese economy, essentially ground will halt and it is expensive to run hezbollah, not just the rockets but all the people on the payroll. essentially those funds have been frozen for fear that israel will blow it up. i don't think israel will move against the military. i think this leak is intended to freeze the funds which is happened. stuart: defense secretary lloyd austin says his relapse military strike should focus on hitting military targets in iran. are we restricting his relapse freedom of action? >> osten once again is singing a different tune in the white house. isn't going on about humanitarian this and that for the people who started the war. she is sounding similar to donald trump, trump also has said he thinks israel needs to manage this and not be seen as

the bad guy and bring the war to a end through victorious means which i think austin if you look at the text of what he said, said focus on the military stuff and get this done with. stuart: thanks for joining us, see you again soon. the us ambassador to israel is accused of pressuring israeli lawmakers about what? madison: ashley: a bill that would cut ties with un relief and works agency for palestine refugees. some israelis are calling it a terrorist organization with hamas as an interval part of it. reports claim the us ambassador and the biden administration are putting pressure on israel to withdraw that bill, the us says if approve the legislation would be devastating for the military and effort in the gaza strip. the bill by the way would end all relations between the 8

agency and the jewish state including diplomatic visas granted to aid workers and other services provided by the state of israel. talking about ambassador lou, when israeli lawmaker said there's a difference between dialogue and pressure. stuart: another kamala harris word salad, this time she was asked whether she can point to a mistake she has learned from. >> i am well-versed on issues and i think that's very important. it is a mistake not to be well-versed on an issue and feel compelled to answer a question. stuart: that's only part of her nonanswer. gop's mitch brown who says trump is doing better with all but three demographic groups. he will break it down for us after this. ♪

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stuart: today kamala harris will campaign with former president barack obama in georgia. peter doocy in clarkstown, georgia, the first time we will see the two together. what can we expect? >> reporter: we can expect to see a change to the closing argument, not just the vice president enter team have abandoned a recent message of joy, the closing message has almost nothing to do with her or policy proposals. it is offering herself up as a non-donald trump candidate. >> you quoted general miller calling donald trump up fascist, you have not used that word to describe him. let me ask you tonight do you think donald trump is a fascist? >> yes i do. imagine now donald trump in the oval office. in the situation room. he openly admired dictators, that he would be a dictator on day one.

>> reporter: the suggestion from the vice president is donald trump is going to plan to use the united states military to carry out his personal bidding. >> yesterday we learned donald trump's former chief of staff john kelly, a retired 4-star general confirmed that while donald trump was president he said he wanted generals like adolf hitler had. donald trump said that because he does not want a military that is loyal to the united states constitution, he wents a military that is loyal to him. you wants a military who will be loyal to him personally. >> reporter: to complete the claim donald trump sympathizers with adolf hitler the vice president is refusing to answer directly a question about whether or not trump is prejudiced against jewish americans. >> is donald trump anti-semitic?

>> i believe donald trump is a danger to the well-being and security of america. >> he is casting himself as a protector of israel. do you believe you would be more pro-israel than donald trump? >> i believe donald trump is dangerous. >> it will be interesting to see how that closing argument fits in with what barack obama is talking about and bruce springsteen is singing about ahead of this program site, you see that. stuart: thanks very much. we need a pollster and we've got one. mitchell brown, gop pollster joins us again today. i read your stuff, you say trump is winning all but three demographic groups in the selection compared to 2,020. the three groups he needs to work on our women, wealthy and white. those of the three groups he's not ahead with? >> correct. when i say winning i mean

winning in comparison to 2020 would donald trump will do better with the black vote than he did in 2020, better with the hispanic vote than he did in 2020. he will do better with a low income vote than he did in 2020. i want to preface with that. what i mean by him doing poorly with these three groups is traditionally, the republican party of the past were wider, higher income earners and predominantly suburban women. and what we've seen now is the more income you have as a household the less likely you are to vote for trump. when we are having a severe issue with women who are falling off from trump. it is interesting to see that. when we go through, if he only wins women by 4%, only wins the white vote by 5%, that could offset the gains he has made in those other two so this talks about what has changed between the two parties, this populist movement, trump is going to

split the union vote which is a record for recent republicans. it's an interesting shift. stuart: if he can't move up with women, wealthy and white, can he win? >> he can. it is just about how to correct the downward turn. you can win by less with those groups if you are over performing in other areas but you have to stop the bleeding at some point. you can't completely turn off the suburban white woman vote. stuart: pollster nate silver says his gut tells him trump will win the election. you are gop pollster. i presume that your gut tells you trump will win. on my right? >> let's talk about gut instinct. polling isn't a science. it's an art as well. what i mean by that is for you to accurately predict things, you have to use a little bit of got because turnout universes mean a lot when you're polling so if you think there's a low

turnout or high turnout in a certain counties that could really change the numbers and when you are saying i think the female turnout will be higher or the hispanic vote will be higher in this area that is where you are putting your gut in. when pollsters are saying they are using their gut it's about those things. for me -- stuart: what do you base your gut instinct on? that more hispanics will turn out or not, what is that based on? >> that's based on data. i will talk from a data perspective and what the data specifically means and could lead to is where i put my gut in. if i make predictions like i did last time of trump winning it is because i see the trend line in data and use my got to tell me this is where it is going. stuart: is the trend in trump's favor? >> yes, the trend line is great, i'm no longer worried anywhere in the south, north carolina, georgia, arizona, nevada good to go. interesting to talk about the rust belt. if you look at 16, trump won all three of the state, biden

won all three of the swing states being michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. what i see here is neither candidate would win all three of those and that means trump taking one, he has the election won. i still believe that wisconsin and pennsylvania are the most likely to fall for trump but if turnout is maximized and we see a repeat it with the all three for trump and 0 for kamala. stuart: 12 days until the election. got to have you back on the show at least three times in the next 12 days because you know what you are talking about, thanks for joining us. always a pleasure, see you again soon. still had. kamala harris leaned into her faith in the final stretch of the campaign. >> i do pray every day. sometimes twice a day. stuart: jonathan morris deals with the christian vote coming up. tesla had a great earnings report so why is garrett nelson lowering his price target. garrett is next.

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stuart: the markets show a mixed picture, interesting movement up and down, the nasdaq is up 124, the dow is down 94 points, not much movement. mattel reported declining sales of barbies but hot wheels and a number of adults who collect toys is on the upswing. mattel is up 4%. another toymaker, hasbro down this morning, they are going to lay off a hundred employees as half the workers those people are based in rhode island, the company is considering moving its headquarters out of rhode island and into massachusetts, hasbro down 4%. %. new mexico, home to the biggest oil-producing county in the

country. lawrence amenity is there. it's lee county in new mexico, she joins us now. what are drillers saying about the election? >> give us consistent regulations. it's fine to regulate us just let us know what the rules of the game are and what they are going to be. they are seeing immense potential in this tiny little county in new mexico, the money is coming and in the oil is coming up. >> it's this little pocket in new mexico, it creates an immense amount of value. >> reporter: of her generation oil man's company has been drilling here for decades. lee county just became the first in the nation to produce 1 million barrels of oil a day. combined the two are responsible for 17% of all onshore oil output in the lower 48, that number could rise as 5 new well start producing.

>> somewhere from 3.5 to 5 million barrels of oil, these wells produce anywhere from 30 to 40 years. we are crazy excited. we been here a long time. >> reporter: with a big boom there's concern about a bust but folks here say they don't see that happening. >> the world will need more liquid fuel. a lot is demand for more electricity for data centers and mining and ev charging. if we continue to operate the way we've seen operators produce oil the last 3 or 4 years i don't think we should see a boom bust cycle. >> reporter: how can there be a bust with so much demand? government data says we will need fossil fuels in addition to renewables for decades to come. that drill rig is going two miles down. it will eventually go two miles

out. other rigs are going three, some four miles out because the technology is so good. it is money. years of investment. years of getting these vendors and permits lined up to do what you need them to do and these guys want to know what is the commodity going to be worth when we get it out of the ground which i was talking to a driller on the texas side of the permian basin and all of a sudden my bank pooled their funding, they no longer thought it was worth it to invest in fossil fuels. what do you do in a situation like that? stuart: you hope for a trump victory, that would be my answer. 12 days to go. >> reporter: even in democrat new mexico they are saying where i am now, thank you. stuart: come back soon. back to tesla, $250 a share, up

17% after what must have been a good report, garrett nelson is a chesler analyst and joins me now. that is a remarkably strong response to are remarkably strong report but you have raised your target price. we are at 250 now. what have you raise your price to? >> we raised it by $5, we are $225 now. this was a very unexpected release for tesla. coming awful four consecutive misses on the bottom line they had a big beat on the bottom line this time driven by higher margins as the costs continue to moderate across all their segments. big upside move in the stock today but we are still cautious because we think on the conference call elon musk provided guidance for 20% to 30% increase in auto volumes next year, we don't think that's realistic in this

environment. we when you raise your target price to $225 a share, stock is now $250 a share. does that mean you don't think the 250 will hold? >> we don't. look how far the stock has come since april, this dramatic move higher by hundred points or so and so we think it is due for a pullback. it overshot to the upside here so we do season downside over the next 12 months to our price target of 225. we when you won't be popular but you tell it how you see it, 225 is coming for tells her, so says garrett nelson. thanks for joining us, appreciate it, see you soon. trump elder faith focused town hall in georgia and delivered this message to christian voters. >> people are being persecuted, people of religion and you saw during covid where you have a service outside everybody is 5 yards away and they are arresting people, you will see

a big change. >> why christians gravitated from? theologian jonathan morris on that next. ♪ ♪

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stuart: same old same old, the nasdaq is close to 100 points, split market, price target hikes starting with door dash, 173 to 162. a booking good holdings, raising the target price going from $4800, from 40 to 50. two price target hikes. yesterday trump held a town hall with faith leaders in georgia. watch this. >> if you could share a message to those christians to encourage them to go to the polls what would your message be? >> people are being persecuted. people of religion. you saw it during covid where you had a service outside and

they are arresting people. it's very bad but i think you will see a change now. hopefully we will keep -- without religion it is like, it is like a glue that holds it all together. stuart: look who is here, jonathan morris joining us now. why do christians seem to prefer trump? >> that response trump gave that religion is like glue that holds it all together i assume he is referring to holding society together, very profound response honestly. glue that holds things together, the thing that keeps us stronger, makes us whole again. he recognizes that. may be for political reasons, may be personal. he recognizes that and people saying yes. that is what keeps my family to gather, what keeps me to

gather, makes me whole land trump recognizes that. kamala harris would never say it, and other she's not a believer but she would never say that religion is what keeps society to gather. stuart: kamala harris didn't attend the smith dinner, listen to what she said about faith during the cnn town hall. >> one of the first phone calls made after president biden announced was to your pastor. >> do you pray everyday? >> i pray every day. we grew up, in oakland, i was raised to believe in a loving

god. to believe your faith is a verb. stuart: you watch that, what do you think? >> i never judge anyone's personal soul, she has chosen a party that said religion should be not only private, totally private, not involved in the public square, legislation, but not the way we live our religion, informing us to make good decisions. teaches us what the other person is worth. i look at you as a son of god. that's what religion tells me. that changes the way i deal with people.

i don't judge her religious belief the democratic party has said it has no place in the public square because we believe it is fairytales and shouldn't be involved in anything having to do with policy. stuart: a nice chunk of politics. >> i wish the democratic party would say we not only accept but embrace people of faith and want to learn from what faith has to teach. better politicians, better leaders of government and society. stuart: come back soon. thanks for being with us for a couple of hours. good stuff. still had, molly hemingway on another kamala harris word salad, house ways and means committee chair jason smith on biden trying to cement his legacy on climate before he leaves office. tomi lahren on a un report detailing the number of metals female athletes lost to trans opponents.

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