stuart: that is the name of the band to. for the weekend. lauren: performed at the super bowl a few years back. stuart: it is a person. lauren: in tampa. needs to buy a towel. stuart: our viewers are well-informed to. it is 10:00 eastern. got to get to the money. nice rally going on. on nasdaq gain of 1.4%. back to $4.19 a little down and the price of oil 70 one dollars a barrel. bitcoin, we had it at 68,000,

we got the latest read on consumer sentiment. what is the number? ashley: we shall find out. the number is a 17.5 which is better than 69. the final reading for october, the highest since april. sentiment improving according to the university of michigan. we are still in the green. stuart: consumer confidence doesn't hurt the market at this point. now this. kamala harris is basing her campaign on star power, demonizing donald trump and abortion. is that enough to turn the tide which is running against her? is it a platform worthy of the presidency? it seems thin to me. the vice president goes to texas, a border state but the border is unlikely to get much of a mention. why get into an issue where you are losing?

beyoncé will perform and so will willie nason. so will bruce springsteen. not sure any minds are changed by entertainment. as for demonizing trump, hillary clinton is lending a hand. he she compares trump's upcoming madison square garden appearance to a nazi rally held in 1939. when you are behind in the polls and running out of time, in desperation you call your opponent hitler. than there is abortion, the focus of her speech today in houston. she will highlight the strict 6 week abortion rule now in place in texas. that is harris's big issue but the big issue for most voters is inflation and the border. she has some catching up to do and it is late in the day. the latest times siena poll shows a 48-48 tie. that's not good news for harris because the lead she held earlier this month has disappeared and the trend is towards trump. a tie in the popular vote is a big chunk lead in the electoral

college. donald trump will be in texas today, sitting down for what may be a 3-hour interview with joe rogan. rogan has an audience of 50 million. with trump to that may double. after the podcast goes to michigan where he will likely pound away on the economy, inflation and the border. down to the wire. star power, demonize trump and abortion versus drill baby drill, build the wall and are you better off now than you were four years ago. 11 days to the vote and the momentum is with trump. second hour of varney just getting started. tammy bruce as usual is here on a friday morning. harris's strategy demonized trump, star power doesn't seem to be working. lauren: wall street journal noted a story about their own poll. since the conventions, kamala

harris spent $650 million pretty much trying to introduce herself and demonizing trump, trump spent $378 million, raise so much more money just like hillary did so half the amount of money, the result is that kamala's negatives increased. people liked her less the more money she spent exposing herself to him. trump became rosier. he spent half the amount of money talking about the issues, his approval rating for his presidency backward looking has increased. people are giving him backward look benefit, it was pretty good in his approval ratings have also increased so the more she is exposed whether it is through ads or town halls or interviews the less people like her which is why she tried the basement strategy.

they believed, already defined and we like him. we are past the point of definition. that's why you see are going to texas because it is not a state she will win. they are looking at the down ballot. the original point of getting rid of joe biden was saving all those down ballot -- for her, what can we concentrate on? ted cruz, do they have a chance? got the senate now and that's where every american has to think about and particularly conservatives, trump is going to win, can he win the popular vote and keep the senate and take the senate, keep the house and make america great again someone keeps saying. stuart: you see this. harris is sticking to one line when asked about her drop in support among key demographics. >> men still say they support donald trump. why do you think that is?

>> that's not the experience i am having to be honest with you. >> we need more voters. >> this is not my experience. >> black men are not as, quote, excited or fired up for you. how do you respond to that? >> that's not my experience. >> do you think there is sexism at play? >> you have come to my events and you will see there are men and women at those events. the experience i am having is one in which it is clear that regardless of someone's gender, they want to know that there president has a plan to lower costs. stuart: that is repetitive. i come from a middle-class family. tammy:it is like a side salad, making some sound so you don't have to address what you have been asked to because it is embarrassing but also a reflection of groupthink where you get stuck in a bubble where you only see what's around you

and you only hear the people around you, you refuse to consider any new evidence and you begin to make major mistakes because you are not aware of the real environment. she knows this is a national race. she knows people at rallies is great but that is her problem written large. we've just seen it right there. it is a shame. not for the country but for her personally. stuart: i want to get to the markets. we just had the nasdaq hit an all-time high, 18,00660, solid gain, let me turn to tesla at $268 a share. 's it too late to get in? >> i was on a plane, i would have been buying close to the open had i not been in the air but it doesn't mean it can't

work here but risks are elevated, stock is 20% in a week, asking for a little volatility but with chesler not just betting on tesla but elon musk. one of the most dramatic stories in the market and it is fascinating to see. it could work here. it is on pace to close at the highest level in a year. maybe we can get through this roller coaster ride. stuart: the stock price, musk is worth $270 billion, that was at the close of trading yesterday. i digress but i want to hear your crypto play. >> we have a risk on mindset in the market, we talked about this set up for a trending market and that has been

unfolding, traders are leaning bullish and risk on mindset so crypto is perfect. we were seeing lower highs and lower lows and we see a series of higher lows so the trend is reversing and with the trend line breaking i don't want to deal with the crypto wallet. that an etf. a reasonable risk tolerance. stuart: next week we have earnings from google, amazon, meta, apple, heaven for bid any of them disappoint. >> the huge market, if we do get disappointment you are going to see the ripple effects of that, any broader market. stuart: are they going to do that. and and how bullish investors are on the ai theme,

stuart: you get the call, look at the future and that's what you are going to do. we will make sure to watch you on baron's roundtable on fox business. the crypto campaign, fox business special hosted by sean duffy airing at 8:00 eastern. the luxury retail, what's the problem. >> christmas is out iconic annual gift catalog known for its extravagance, christmas cheer removed of the word christmas from its name after a nearly 100 year run. a christmas book which has been in print since 1926 removed of the word and instead this year

we get the holiday book. so it was really popular when we used to shop out of catalogs but now it has become more of a beautiful thing to look at, a bucket list for the wealthy and for dreamers alike. they are known for their fantasy gift which is usually extravagant, but it is getting some pushback. some people are upset in the company, a new ceo rumored to be unpopular, and some internal restructuring. it will be purchased by hbc which is the parent company of saks fifth avenue in 2025. we will see new ownership but we are seeing changes now, no more christmas. stuart: get that guy out, he's a european. thank you. now let's take a look at the movers, start with toll brothers, luxury homebuilders up after wedbush upgraded the stock from neutral to

outperform rising mortgage rates, and looking at tapestry, and it would kill competition. coming up, iran will keep trying to assassinate trump regardless of the election outcome, sounds like a declaration of war to me. kamala harris said this when asked about packing the supreme court. >> no question that the american people are losing confidence in the supreme court. i believe there should be some kind of reform of the court. stuart: what do voters think of that? the battle over the vote, a scramble to win over younger men, just trump already have it locked up? pete hegseth on that and is in

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aviv. a sports facility was hit as well. multiple people injured in this recent attack that is unfolding now. the idf announced three soldiers were killed in gaza. that brings the total to 13 israeli soldiers killed in battle in the past 24 hours. in gaza, the aftermath of an israeli strike, 38 people reported dead there since yesterday including women and children according to the gaza health ministry. one refugee says food is so scarce and he is pleading to democracies for health. >> 14 people, children are hungry, i and thousands like they are suffering from the situation. >> turning towards the peace talks the us secretary of state is continuing his 5-day trip in

london with the lebanese prime minister and part of a larger global effort to prevent war between israel, iran, and lebanon. today the new york times is reporting that according to its sources iran says it is prepared for war if israel does decide to attack, iran says its response will be based on the scale of his relapse attack. we will keep you updated on the ground in israel. stuart: a new us intelligence report says iran will keep trying to assassinate trump regardless of the outcome of the election. that sounds to me like a declaration of war. >> the iranian regime has been at war with the united states since 1979. do we want to be at war with them? is that enough of a problem that it should be a focus of american foreign policy? after the wars in iraq and afghanistan there's little appetite for regime change or nationbuilding. however, iran with a bomb is a

problem so let israel deal with that. stuart: why restraint israel? >> it is an x essential threat to them. let them do what they need to based on energy production in iran. iran would already have a bomb if not for israel. the reality is because of the death of general solomonic, mike pompeo has 24/7 security, donald trump as well, they want to kill their guy, they have a long memory, our security services, and does not amplify that. >> and in the last three polls, trump is led harris among younger men by 20 points, a substantial lead. i understand, you know more than i do, he might attend the

penn state football game three days before the election. sound like a winner to me with younger men. >> it sure does if you have a reminder to go out and vote, pennsylvania being the key state, he's welcomed with open arms whether is the sec or the acc, you name the conference, young men who go to those games of all backgrounds, white men, hispanic men, he's up in all those places and running against the campaign, a flamboyantly cartoonish vice presidential nominee in tim walz is going to persuade young men to come to the democrat party. i shoot guns but don't know how to load them. i was in the terry but didn't go to combat and lied about my rank, i but the coach, i was the assistant coach at most players don't want to stand with me. it is all a caricature carefully curated that doesn't work and young men see-through and they see trump, sports

games, his authentic. stuart: three days before the election, got to have time for the sixth annual patriot awards, tickets on sale now. tell folks how to get them. >> get them right now, foxnation.com/patriot awards on december 5th so it's coming up. or fly into laguardia, jfk, an amazing patriotic night as we both know. i don't think there's a better celebration of america than the patriot awards. these are not actors, real heroes. stuart: and you wear a tux to introduce everything. you are all right. thanks for joining us. the white house wants the pentagon and intelligence agencies to increase their use of ai. ashley: according to a national

security memo the goal is to make government agencies set up experiments and deployments, artificial intelligence, it bans agencies from using the technology, do not align for democratic value. to harness the power, with artificial intelligence to advance the defense of the country security. sullivan calls this breathtaking. ranging from nuclear physics to rocketry and stealth technology. there must be clear rules for using ai to make it easier for government agencies to use the technology. stuart: hillary clinton making this accusation against trump.

>> trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939, neo-nazis, fascists in america. stuart: looks like desperation to me. trump floated the possibility of pardoning hunter biden if he is reelected. is that a purely political move? we will ask former acting attorney general matthew whitaker what he thinks. he is next. ♪

stuart: a nice rally, top one hundred 80, the nasdaq gain of 1.4%. look at until please. they are actively traded this morning at up 3.8%. they plan to invest $28 billion for the construction of new chip factories in ohio, $28 billion, stock is up. federal judge is going to decide whether it was illegal for virginia to remove 1600 noncitizen roles. has indicated where it might rule?

>> we are waiting to get the ruling from patricia. and to find out the fate of the 600 individuals who in id as noncitizens, there will be decided soon. we expected to take 30 minutes to an hour to make a decision. suggesting the judge acted to restore the roles to find out but the started after governor glenn youngercan on august 7th to remove noncitizens from voter rolls. several -- that it violated the national registration act when it purged voters during a 90 day quiet period before the election was governor glenn youngerkin, listen here. >> they can't affirm they are a citizen they come off the voter rolls, this is an individual

process that starts with somebody saying i am a noncitizen. it undermines people's faith in the justice department and i fully expect us to win. >> reporter: whichever way it goes we can write an appeal but the challenge before the election is just 11 days away. all of this comes as a new gallup poll shows 83% of americans support requiring proof of citizenship when registering for the first time. here we are waiting for this decision, supposed to be a bench ruling, we can bring it to you. also watching a similar case. stuart: thanks, donald trump suggested he is open to pardoning hunter biden if reelected. >> i wouldn't do anything that would be overt in terms of hunter. said situation but i could have done that with hillary clinton and do it with hunter or whatever but i don't want to do

it with hunter either but the father probably pardons him. let's see what happens but he is a bad boy. stuart: former acting attorney general matthew whitaker joins me now. why would trump think about pardoning hunter biden? >> good morning. one of the reasons he would consider that is we've gone through a period of american history where the department of justice has been weapon eyes to, doing politically hot cases as really hurt the reputation of the department of justice. an olive branch might be a good idea for donald trump to consider that. no doubt what he said which is joe biden will pardon hunter biden as soon as this election is over and 11 days. i don't think that is a legit question ultimately for donald trump to consider. stuart: you think president biden would pardon hunter?

right after the election? >> 100%. this is his one living son. his one living son. put yourself in those shoes, obviously joe biden is drifting off into history and you would fully expect he would take advantage of the awesome executive order to pardon his own son. stuart: kamala harris was asked if she would pack the supreme court if elected. watch this. >> i appreciate you did acknowledge we are country faced with problems and issues. with the supreme court being plagued, would you be in favor of expanding the court to say 12? >> no question the american people are losing confidence in the supreme court. in large part because of the behavior of certain members of the court and certain rulings including the dobbs decision. i believe there should be some kind of reform of the court and we can study what that looks like.

stuart: if democrats don't get the ruling they want and they like for the supreme court, they try to change the court. my question, would voters accepted that? >> i don't think voters would accept to that and she is wrong, a lot of americans believe the supreme court is the last chance to get it right. their job is not to score cheap political partisan points but to get the law are right. if you look at the decisions that have come out whether it is dobbs or epa versus west virginia and so many other cases they said what the law is and it is the congress and executive branch to figure out how to follow the law and the constitution. this is a very dangerous plan and she said the quiet part out loud, if democrats get power this november, they will pack the court. fdr tried to do it. it was politically unpopular to say the least but it is the wrong thing to do. they have to win hearts and minds. they have to win the court of

public opinion not to play these cheap political games by packing the supreme court. stuart: do you have to change the constitutional do with a vote in congress? >> you could change the law, there is no number set by the constitution. stuart: i don't think it will never happen. thank you for joining us. always appreciate it. enjoy the weekend. new speculation about who might become trump's next chief of staff if trump wins. who are we talking about? lauren: kevin mccarthy is a top contender to be trump's chief of staff if he gets back to the white house. we don't have the results, no final decision has been made. there's no sign is that mccarthy is campaigning for this coveted role. reports say he has shown openness to be made part of the second trump administration. other contenders are susie wiles and former white house

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that's the case because two thirds of america is overweight or obese. stuart: i take your point. the cdc has lowered the age recommendation from 65 to 50, when they get the vaccine against pneumonia. should we have everybody vaccinated? >> there has been a long-standing debate whether that age should come down from 65 to 50 and also debate whether people should be getting one or two doses to boost their immunity. a dose of age 50 could make sense particularly if somebody is high risk, that is they have diabetes or metabolic syndrome or immunosuppression or liver failure. any of those conditions might make a dose around age 50 or somewhere between 50, 65, reasonable. that is an ongoing discussion. unfortunately, i think there has been a big push for this

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become vulnerable to pneumococcal pneumonia. stuart: thanks for joining us. a new report shows online gambling poses a public health threat. the problem seems to be is too easy to sit around and gamble all day. lauren: i could be gambling right now on my phone onset because i have a phone with access to gambling apps and the concern now is we are starting to understand the risk online gambling is posing a significant public health risk. a new report published thursday shows 72 people around the world are gambling online and they may be experiencing issues including financial losses which make sense, personal strain on to jobs and relationships, increased risk of suicide and domestic violence, a huge concern that even those who do not qualify as having a gambling disorder still suffer from these. as we talked about, the problem is online gambling is accessible 24/seven.

people never have to stop. courting to cambridge behavioral health, 20% of the adult male population are either currently in debt from sports betting online. that percentage is probably higher because men are not open about talking about the problems or their debts for good reason. estimates show that a majority, 60% of 18 to 22-year-olds of bet online. the vast majority are doing this and they are struggling. a near majority of calls to hotlines for gambling addiction, 40% made by 20-year-old males calling in to these hotlines for help because they are struggling with the accessibility and going into debt, depression, suicide risk as a result of this. i think it will be social media and online gambling will be two big health issues going into this next study. stuart: thank you. still had there is campaign

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stuart: the white house is moving ahead 1/3 attempt at canceling student loans. >> they had bail out 8 million americans, deliver taxpayer-funded student loan, could mean hundreds of millions of dollars is paid off by taxpayers. they released their debt relief, that they can't afford to pay the money back that they borrowed. it would give the education

secretary the authority to cancel debt who expect to default on their loans, they could waive up to the entire outstanding, to determine a hardship is likely to repay the loan or render the cost of continued collection of the loan, a number of reason in shooting childcare costs, medical debt. unable to pay back what they borrowed. and and those who took out the loans, the latest attempt to bribe voters is the hall mark of a desperate administration, biden, harris and cardona should be ashamed of themselves

and the rules are not final yet but there will be a public comment period for the rules to be finalized next year. freshman college enrollment has declined for the first time since 2020? the boston globe is here. is this because the administration botched the rollout, that may be a factor. >> there is a lot involved. they had to have a role in this which you see enrollment increase the most in colleges that receive the most power grant recipients. popularity of vocational programs are growing 10% by 2,022, two thousand twenty. people are seeing more returns on their investment in those programs. the wall street journal had a great report on plumbers and hvac technicians are the new millionaires. they feel discourse isn't

there. they are not getting what they ask for in education. a lot of factors at play but this is a huge mistake for the biden administered in. stuart: for giving student loans or the rollout? >> it was botched. in 2020 -- stuart: what is the faster rollout? >> they were supposed to simplify the way students apply to fas a for pell grants. lauren: the government giving you money as a loan. stuart: they messed out the rollup. >> to the point you have 1.6 million people start and not complete these forms. that impedes young students from obtaining college education, the biden administration, college is your ticket to the middle class and onward. they are focusing their time on trying to find loopholes around the supreme court for massive student loan debt, why not?

stuart: enrollment is down, first time since 2020. yesterday trump rallied in arizona. there is campaign with obama in georgia. you are going to trump's rally in madison square garden sunday. what do you expect to see? >> i expect to see a spectacle. when i went to the long island rally he talked about that. there were so many people there. new york is a blue state. donald trump is, and blue state voters, >> stuart: hillary clinton says he's reenacting the notorious nazi rally at madison square garden. she managed to link trump with hitler. >> this is another page in the

democratic, the authoritarian card, with the deplorable debacle you are talking about half the country. you should be addressing the country in this way. stuart: appreciate it. steve hilton on whether democrats in california will get tough on crime. brent bozell on trump calling harris's cnn townhall a train wreck and gavin wax on trump going on the joe rogan podcast, the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪

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