stuart: all my loving, early 1960s. it is 10:00 eastern. tuesday morning, the dow industrials down 80, nasdaq up ten, not a huge price move in either direction. 86 for the dow, 12 up for the nasdaq, the s&p is up or down

six points. this is where the action is. moved up 5 basis points, we've been over 430, quite a landmark. last month at 460, 360, now we are 430, that's a big move up, watch for a mortgage rates, up from here. price of oil down to $67 but bitcoin has rallied to 70 one thousand dollars, the record high is 73-seven. couple blocks from the all-time high. we did just receive the number of job openings in this economy. we have a number for you. lauren: 7.443 million, less than the anticipation and the

lowest since january of 2,020 one. that they loosening of the job market. everyone likes to look at the rate that's trending down. it stays the same, saw finding job market. stuart: now this. the president and the vice president has broken down. just days to go to the election, kamala harris has dumped joe biden. he goes to speak to a couple hundred union workers, she appears with beyoncé, the president not happy about this. the vice president's campaign is split. this is a problem of the democrats own making. they refused to tell the truth about biden's decline, waiting for what was already obvious before they took action and forced him out of the race. in september of 2,023 the influential columnist david ignatius was questioning biden's electability. in the washington post he wrote president biden should not run again in 2024.

harris came out and pronounced him fit as a fiddle and first lady jill biden backed her up. in june the disasters debate. it was crystal clear right there, joe biden could not be president for another four years. he was reluctant to leave. harris repeatedly said he was fit to serve. a series of gaffes brought nancy pelosi into the fight and biden was forced out. they are delay too long. harris had a couple months to mount a campaign. biden was bitter, now his decline has progressed to the point that he has become an environment, she is trying to get away from him, doesn't want to appear with him, he is a reminder of the last four years, reminder of harris not telling the truth about the president's decline. one week to go harris cannot define how different she is from joe biden shows she puts physical difference between them. there's never been an election like this one. second hour of varney just getting started.

stuart: charlie hurt with me. harris is keeping away from biden because she doesn't want to be associated with him. will it work? >> reporter: we will see if it works. you raise the most important point which is he's become a reminder of the lies that she has been telling the people for the last two years and you can extend those lies to all her policy positions where she flip-flopped on every important issue. all part of the same dishonesty, democrats have no one to blame for this predicament but themselves and the democrat is more responsible for that than kamala harris herself because she spent all this time, gears

lying to people claiming he was perfectly fit and now what is interesting is if donald trump ends up winning, than joe biden gets to walk out of the white house with the ultimate screw off to his fellow democrats by saying i really was the only guy who could beat this guy. it will be embarrassing for harris and the rest of the party. stuart: one week to election day trump in paris giving their final pitch to voters. watch. >> there's an overwhelming call for a fresh start. people from all walks of life calling for a new generation of leadership that is optimistic and excited about what we can do together. >> we will achieve success no one can imagine, the strongest economy, the most secure

borders, the safest cities, the most powerful military, the best trade deals. we will dominate the frontiers of science, medicine, business, technology, and space. stuart: we are in the final stretch. i want to know which states you are looking most closely at. >> the state to look at is pennsylvania. if donald trump wins pennsylvania it is over. if he doesn't, it becomes incredibly difficult for him to win. the more traditional republican states he is in pretty good shape with north carolina or georgia. even arizona. once you get to the blue wall, one silver lining about all of this as miserable as i know a lot of voters are, both candidates are making similar arguments. kamala harris cares about the border, cares about world

peace, suddenly seems to care about the economy. she has a terrible record on that but i take some solace as an american who wants to see the country united and growing in a positive direction but the candidates agree on what we want to have happen. the problem is one of the candidates has a terrible record on this and no credibility. i choose to be hopeful about that one aspect. stuart: you are looking for the positive and you found it to. i want you to listen to the media panic about the washington post decision not to make a presidential endorsement. >> i see this as a betrayal of the core principles of the post and also a betrayal of the practices and the principles that jeff bays owes professed. >> the malpractice and cowardice of the washington post and the legacy of that newspaper in this moment is unspeakable.

>> associate editor at the washington post, on the front page of the washington post just before the newspaper's hallowed name is the motto we adopted in the middle of the trump presidency, democracy dies in darkness. the decision to not endorse in this election the most consequential in our nation's history is abominable. stuart: i call that a panic. usa today also announced they aren't going to give an endorsement. is this bad for harris? >> it's really bad for harris. i think what i love about it more than anything is it exposes the media for all of the lies and all of the fraud they have been perpetuating for years. they claim to be fair and balanced, balanced reporters of the news and as soon as you take away the endorsements these papers go we have to endorse somebody and it exposes

they have been extensions of the democratic party for decades and in the final sort of death gurgles, newspapers are going out of business and this is what they are clinging to. they are desperate and it is hilarious. stuart: you are having too much fun but aren't we all. good man, see you soon. tell me about jeff baize oh's's decision the washington post would not endorse harris. lauren: he wrote in the pages that he owned that ending the practice of endorsing a candidate for the white house is a principled decision and it is the right one. here's the quote. we must be accurate and believed to be accurate. it is a bitter pill to swallow but we are failing on the second require. most people believe the media is biased. anyone who doesn't see this is paying scant attention to reality and those who fight reality lose. powerful words.

the newspaper's editorial board reportedly prepared a draft in favor of kamala harris before that in townsend was ditched, two members of the board resigned, reports claim 200,000 readers canceled their digital descriptions because of this. baize oh's -- jeff baize owes says anything they say doesn't move the needle or tip scales or sway voters especially with one week left. stuart: kamala harris has turned heads for comment she made at her rally in michigan. you know about this. lauren: the crowd she was standing in front of was screaming her name and she asked them a shout your own name is. watch. >> now i want you each to shout your own name. do that.

because it is about all of us. lauren: the crowd, stunned, silent. she laughs and just to move on and makes her point the election is about all of us, people over partisanship. just another moment where she fails to connect with voters in an organic way. stuart: trump can connect. lauren: he connects. stuart: special election night coverage begins november 5th. 5:00 eastern. that's the start. that is a turnaround, now the dow is up a point. the nasdaq is up 16. the s&p is down one point. why are treasury yields going up and up and up. market guest this morning says because of trump earlier in the show.

you explain why are treasury yields going up and up and up? >> there are genuine worries in the short term. they've gone through 4. 3 earlier today. could go higher. i don't think it could be there for long. there's two big reasons. we have a short-term spike while we worry about inflation. we have to get use to inflation because the fed has to inflate to get out of our debt problem. debt to gdp, 120%. we got a spending problem. in order to take care of that problem, for the last 200 years have inflated their way out of it. all roads lead to inflation so we can get ourselves out of the debt problem. number 2 is now that the interest on our debt is the second biggest line item in our

budget, social security has overtaken our military, that's another reason they have to keep rates lower. maybe not right away, we have a tour 3-month bumpy ride while we get used to these rates but we need to have a time the fed runs a little bit to take care of our debt, might be a little higher than most people are used to. we will see more of a 3% to 4% inflation as we try to get the debt under control and bring down the debt service we have to pay every year because it is not sustainable. nobody is talking about it. i try to do a little bit but people don't want to know. the red mist comes out. you can't go to washington by saying i will stop spending and trim back on your entitlements. at some point you've got to pay the piper. stuart: you can go to washington and you can say i've got your lawn musk on my side or you employ him as secretary of cost cutting and take a meat

cleaver to the federal bureaucracy. that would be a way of chopping out some spending, wouldn't it? >> there are 400 government agencies. how much fat do you think are in 400 government agencies? get them out of washington, spread them around the country. we could do, look what he's done with getting 80% of twitter, that is rotten. there is room to be cut. at the same time, we have a spending problem. we really do. but the fed trying to manage what the government is doing as far as spending a we are taking blood from our left arm and putting in our right arm, we are not getting anywhere. stuart: you are right. you have been warning about this for some time. keep warning us. we need to be warned, i suspect. see you soon. some of the stocks that are truly moving big time.

lauren: it tipped higher, 15% earlier and there was ripple through the entire sector. you might see change in homebuilders because we had a consumer confidence number that was very strong. they came out and said revenue for 2025 in addition to home delivery forecasts below expectations and we continue to push incentives. this is the correct one. the nation's largest homebuilder is down 12% and the others mostly 5%. stuart: black and decker. >> the tools they sell and also challenges in the auto market, shares are 11. 5%. %. stuart: paypal. lauren: the forecast for current revenue disappoints, down 6.2%. stuart: milania trump was asked

about the election on fox and friends this morning. >> kind of the same like 2016. the support is incredible. people see what's going on in the country and the leadership they want. stuart: more from that interview coming up. kamala harris issued this warning to black male voters. >> we have to help people understand don't think you are in donald trump's club, you are not. he is not going to be thinking about you. stuart: does that kind of rhetoric win over voters? israel reportedly waiting to move forward with a cease-fire deal until after the election. we will deal with that next.

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stuart: of turnaround for the dow industrials, the dow is down sharply at a strong consumer confidence re-porridge, the dow turned around, it is up 3 points. next case, change the subject, hezbollah has named a new leader one month later. what can you tell us about the new guy? >> reporter: with no diplomatic solution on the horizon, hezbollah is doubling down on its commitment to this war appointing a new secretary-general. naim khassamwill be in charge of the group and likely a target for the israelis.

today, 50 rockets hit communities, still full of people, one hundred 50 rockets were launched with some being intercepted by israel's missile defense system continuing a strike against lebanon targeting positions after efax you a orders were issued. shifting to israel's southern front israeli forces operate in the northern part of the gaza strip and conduct new airstrikes killing militants and civilians. overnight israel's knesset passed a law that will make the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees illegal in israel and limiting the group's activities in gaza and the west bank. the move is politically popular in israel, it will put a strain on humanitarian efforts for palestinians. with the northern and southern front remaining active, there are questions about if and when israelis will respond to the strikes over the weekend.

neil: stuart: israel will wait until after the election before moving forward with a cease-fire deal. how will the election sway his relapse decision? if trump wins are we more likely to get a cease-fire? if harris wins are we less likely? >> reporter: of trump wins you will have the israeli government willing to give the united states more faith, more confidence that the cease-fire or reduction in operations will lead to long-term security. it will be an acknowledgment that iran is the driving force behind hamas in gaza and the united states will treat iran very differently under a trump administration than under a harris administration. stuart: what happens if harris wins? >> they will go on more of the same and israel isn't going to accept the latest proposal, the egypt and proposal.

it slices and vices things differently but at the end of the day it will turn gaza into another version of beirut where you have a un force like the one israel is kicking out, they were in cahoots with the bad guys, un force in place, a façade of civilian control but hamas and iran are running of the place. israel won't tolerate that. harris's people like biden's people are the same people pushing to accept these bad deals and i don't think israel will do that. netanyahu doesn't have the political mandate to do that either. neil: stuart: a journalist from california was kidnapped by iran when in dubai, iran claims without evidence that he committed multiple terrorist acts. on monday they executed him. how do we deal with a regime that freely executes americans and journalists and seizes them? >> you got to start hitting them back, start with a pocket

book about let them know you are serious about this, not just this poor man who was a permanent resident. secretary of state mike pompeo has been out of office four years and has a bigger security detail than colin powell had and he was a senior figure in the 90 one gulf war and the afghan war and the iraqi war. because of the irani and his. they have these big details. they plotted to kill donald trump. they can't be allowed to do this. we need to know that we will not only go after them but go after their leaders inside iran if we have to. that the only message they understand. stuart: if trump wins we take a harder line on iran. if harris wins more of what we've got. would that be accurate? >> that is. i think trump will start with oil sanctions, it doesn't mean war right away. maybe lessening of kinetic tensions if you will in the region.

stuart: thanks for joining us. appreciate it. see you again soon. a study shows those impact will guard against kidney disease, is this a miracle drug. the population of a small town in ohio has doubled, because of the influx of migrants in mauritania. the town is overwhelmed, he begged the biden/harris open border policy. that story is next.

stuart: the ten year treasury yield has gone to 4. 03%. 3%. it was well above that. we had a week jolts report and that brought the treasury yield down a little. check out the markets and we saw a turnaround for the dow industrials down 100 and now they are up we 6 on the strength of consumer confidence numbers 1/2 an hour ago. lauren is looking at the movers and i want to start with dj t. >> it was up 22% yesterday and had been hired this morning. shares were halted, then

reopened. this is a volatile stock, trump doing better in the polls, the stock is up 200%. she tripled $4 billion to trump's ownership. if you are looking at the market of dj t it is 9. $5 billion. guess what the market cap of x or twitter is? isn't it amazing? they come together. stuart: bowing down again. lauren: they are trying to plug the cash string which is over one billion dollars per month as the machinist strike continues. stuart: what about starbucks? lauren: they told their corporate staff you've got to come into the office 3 days a week, stocks down 3.1%, they

reported earnings, 0 revenue growth expected. stuart: a small town in ohio being overrun by an influx of migrants. garrett tenney, why is the flow of migrants, why are migrants coming to that particular town? >> officials are asking the same thing. this is a tiny village north of cincinnati, the town is a mile wide and the population is around 3500 people but in the last 12 to 18 months village officials say that number has nearly doubled as 3000 men have made their way to this small town after crossing the border illegally and claiming asylum. and 20 people into apartments meant two to four. and the fire department regularly responding to kitchen

fires. also taking a toll from the city's utilities particularly at these apartment buildings. >> the sewer system is getting backed up, the drainage is getting backed up and responding for issues of feces running down the walls of the bathrooms. that's not how anyone should be living. >> reporter: one woman who didn't want to be on cameras is the sudden flood of people from third world country change her small town tremendously and americans like her who are struggling to get by are being left behind by the federal government and so far village officials says theirs to the federal government for help to deal with this flood of people who have come to this small town, those calls have been unanswered. stuart: thanks very much. sheriff thaddeus cleveland, how

do you get the federal government to pay for migrants like you are seeing in that town? the federal government's fault opening the border in the first place, how do you get them to pay for this? >> the government is not going to pay for it. it will be those states, residents of the state end up having to pay for those programs. the state may trickle down from the federal government from federal programs but the states are largely going to be left to bear that burden. stuart: local people vote, i'm not sure they will be happy with the biden/harris team that opened the border, this is an election issue, isn't it? >> most certainly is. our border was completely dismantled because of politics. you have men and women on the front lines who want to do their jobs but there trickle

down policies down to cvp customs and border protection to us border patrol, they are the ones having to do jobs they didn't sign up to do. i must mention this is another city that's being highlighted. they've seen large influxes. i've talked to sheriff in texas, nebraska, whether it is produce or meatpacking plants that have seen these increases in population from people across the globe. stuart: what a mess. the feds won't payer, whole district are being changed, they are not going to go back. trump released an emotional new ad with the mother of jocelyn, the 12-year-old allegedly murdered by two illegal migrants. it is painful but watch this. >> kamala harris did have one

job and she not only failed, not me, she failed my daughter. stuart: this does not make harris look good. this is an election issue that is right up front. >> it most certainly is a political issue. there is no sorrow, no grieving in politics but through the loss of lives of american citizens through fentanyl, illegal aliens of harmed and killed american citizens. in addition to those cities throughout the united states there is also crime committed that is not reported. we see those cases that percolate to the top, a website where he highlights the crime. i would encourage americans to look at that and see what's going on. stuart: thanks for joining us this morning, see you again

soon. kamala harris caught on a hot mike admitting she has a problem with male voters. >> we have a microphone. stuart: watch out for those mics. jimmy failla. how much red meat is too much? some want dietary guidelines to provide limits. doctor siegel will for it out for us next. ♪ ♪

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stuart: we started on the red, now green, dow up 16, nasdaq up

50 points. a new study shows the weight loss drug ozempic can guard against kidney disease in obese people. ozempic seems to have all these benefits, seems like a miracle drug. why shouldn't everybody take it? >> the answer is it hasn't been out long enough to say that, and we know it has downsides. the study you are referring to out of the netherlands, scandinavia will get rich off of these drugs but it only looks at 100 people and in six months they have less information. they are all obese people. we don't know if everybody should be taking this drug but the evidence is starting, multibillion-dollar industry, the impact of this drug isn't just sugar.

it is every organ in the body, the latest organ it is benefiting is clearly the kidneys, there's a couple other studies on this. the risk to the thyroid, in some cases risks to the liver. it is a balancing act, to prescribe this in my estimation properly. got to be an individual discussion between you and your doctor but the uses are definitely. stuart: if i wanted to, i could scout around and find a doctor who would give me a prescription. >> to beverly hills, almost any street corner. i don't like the idea you could go to telemedicine and an automated system gives you this medicine. and insurance isn't covering this across-the-board. i love this but it has to be properly prescribed to. and carefully balanced by top endocrinologists or people with expertise in the area.

stuart: some scientists want to the government to issue new dietary guidelines, they want limits on the amount of red meat a person should consume. how much red meat is okay to eat? >> americans eat on average five servings a weekend that's too much. includes a lot of ultra processed foods and saturated fats that can affect your heart and the g.i. tract. you don't need as much as argentina. we eat more poultry than red meat about we are like a mediterranean diet. i like fish, i like nuts and berries, i like fruits and vegetables, the question is can you get people to listen to us? this goes on every five years. dietary guidelines come down and people eat what they eat. 12% % of americans are eating 50%, what i say to them, they will eat what they eat and it is a good source of protein and

iron and if that is where you get your protein and you don't get it elsewhere, who am i to say? the saturated fat is the issue. >> reporter: red meat has saturated fat so that as it. >> exactly. and ultra processed foods. stuart: i will see what i can do. we will see you later. this is for you. it is. is the -- lauren: an economist. lauren: stuart: supposed to be the world's most accurate economist. based on his track record. stuart: the latest prediction for the election. is going to win? lauren: trump. he gives three outcomes, the first is harris went, congress is split, he says that is status quo, second, trump wins congress is split, that means tariffs.

and number of paris, the most likely in his opinion, trump victory and gop clean sweep of congress. he says, quote, after looking at different metrics such as betting markets, polls, election modelers, forecast and financial markets, the implications of his most likely scenario, trump win, republican sweep for investors, tax cuts and tariffs. he worries that increases the deficit but fuels economic growth, he pegs it at 2.3%. stuart: i love to see what the mccright say if trump and the gop get clean sweep, that will be something to behold. lauren: he could get a lot done. stuart: still their head, the harris campaign not doing well with men, they are listed the help of various movie stars. a new campaign ad implies that women should vote for harris and not tell their trump supporting husbands.

that's "my take," top of the our. game 4 of the world series tonight, alex rodriguez offers advice for his former yankee teammates. >> the yankee won four games and row nine times in this year. it wasn't a postseason. stuart: brian kilmeade is on it and is next. ♪

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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: not much price change but most of it is in the green, dow up 16, nasdaq up 52, the 10 year treasury yield around 4. 30%. it has gone up 4. 32%. the 2-year treasury is above 410 and that 415, up again. 70 one thousand 800, the all-time high is 73-seven. the price of gold very strong, 2779 up $23. 10:50 one on the east coast, time for brian kilmeade to appears before us.

milania trump on your show earlier said this election feels like 2016. watch this. >> i feel it is the same like 2016, the support out there is incredible. people see what is going on in the country and what leadership they want. they want prosperity. they want american dream coming back. that is what we will decide on november 5th the. stuart: this time with one week to go seems like trump has the momentum. brian: i think esn does soon as you say that to anybody they will go nothing is won yet, they feel their internals look strong, the attack from that comedian and off-color remarks,

and to think a guy who appears 5 hours before trump reflects how donald trump feels is insane especially because we know what donald trump has been through and what he says on a regular basis. i think they feel you would rather be trump but i don't think they have won. the closing arguments, focus on january 6th and donald trump is a nazi, that will to me helpful trump team. you know what they are doing? if you listen to the 75 minute speech, gradually he is getting more optimistic talking less about where we are and more about where we are going. that's the plan, that's the time when you get to tuesday, whatever happened i will fix it. you know what is also different, i will meet the people who help me. we didn't have that in 2016, we don't know who will stick around. now we are meeting tulsi gabbard, rfk, elon musk,

finding out who is lined up. we can project the tom cotton and marco rubio going back. lease stefanik getting a legitimate offer. he wants people to visualize a group of professionals going in with experience. a family business who thinks he can do it. stuart: you had alex rodriguez, any hope for the yankees in the world series. here's the response. >> you have to break it down to can you win one game, starts with that. here's good news. the yankees won nine times a share. if you can't think that big you got to break it down to let's win tonight. a good matchup tonight because they have the bullpen and tomorrow the best pitcher on the planet so start with one and get this back.

stuart: has any team ever come back from a 30 deficit. it brian: the best stop in the history of baseball, and boston beating the yankees, this team is world championship caliber team, shut down by clayton crenshaw, in the prime of his career but a good pitching staff and the yankees aren't hitting. aaron judge, best hitter in the lifetime, that i didn't think was possible not hit anything. he only has a handful of hits. stuart: hope springs eternal.

thank you very much. still had, jimmy failla on a new ad by julia roberts urging wives of trump supporters to secretly vote for kamala harris. congressman darrell isa deals with china covering a thousand warheads by 2,030. are we going to pay for it? john levine on fox confirming new york city sent 4,500 migrants back to texas. morgan ortagus on air and threatening unimaginable consequences, their words, for israel's latest attacks, the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪

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