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stuart: sinatra, why not, monsterville. it is 10:00 eastern. it is halloween. straight to the money, the dow is down 160, the nasdaq is up 2%. tech stocks are way way down this morning, 10 year treasury yield is holding around 4. 3%, got up to 432, the price of oil at 68 a half an hour ago, $69 a barrel now and bitcoin at $71 in small change, that's the markets on halloween. one of my colleagues here at fox suggested joe biden's kamala harris's october surprise, biden is the gift that keeps on giving to donald

trump. the president turned the garbage story into a pr nightmare for harris. biden makes the news for all the wrong reasons and harris pays the price which he called trump supporters garbage. what was he thinking? the hairs campaign has to waste precious time trying to put out the fire. then trump turns up in a garbage truck for a rally in wisconsin and takes the stage in a vast like a sanitation worker, he jokes that the outfit makes him look thin. the crowd loves it. note the smiles and laughter was what a contrast with an angry president. whoever came up with the garbage truck idea should get a medal at whoever had biden and saul have of america, the race his neck and neck, the last thing harris wants is for the president to be making insulting remarks after trump to exploit the gap and turn it all to his advantage.

and damaging controversy or candidate who is closing his campaign surrounded by huge excited crowds promising better times ahead. it would be ironic if garbage, president biden, kamala harris's unfortunate october surprises. second hour of varney just getting started. let's bring in rachel campos duffy for this one. do you think biden's garbage remarks are kamala harris's october surprise? >> one hundred% but make no mistake donald trump is making political gold out of this which i didn't think he could top that troll at mcdonald's and did this one, even more epic and think about the

amazing moments he has brought us, the mug shot, fight fight fight, mcdonald's, the garbage truck, americans -- making this final lap of the campaign as far as he can and people are i think attracted to his irrepressible spirit no matter what they throw at him, he stands on top, all-american, fight fight fight and people get the bottom line of the message that it is not donald trump against kamala harris, it's the american people versus the system, the military-industrial complex and all the people trying to rig our algorithms and get us into wars, this message is getting through on the perfect moment. talk about garbage, that's the first part of it. it's deplorables, irredeemable, nazis, moms like me domestic terrorist. stuart: a long list of

democrats and mainstream media people who have marked and vilified trump supporters, watch this. >> the other day a speaker at his rally called puerto rico floating garbage. >> you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> antipathy towards people and explain their frustrations. stuart: it reminds me of being in england and being put down by the aristocracy because you're not in the right class. i don't think people like being talked down to. what do you say? >> totally agree. i totally agree and it is dangerous. let's not forget a father, husband, firefighter and trump supporter who went with his family to a rally in butler,

pennsylvania to see his political hero, the guy he thought was going to make america great again lost his life and this politically charged language is dangerous but at the end of the day just look at these two campaigns. my husband does campaigns well and keeps telling me at the end of the campaign the campaign that is having fun is the campaign that is winning and everything you showed in that video, those are the words of a losing, struggling campaign, they lost their way. stuart: the october surprise. always a pleasure, thanks for joining us this morning, see you again soon i hope. >> happy halloween. blue one last month kamala harris's campaign handed out hundreds of thousands of dollars to far left leaning groups. which groups are we talking about? lauren: black civil rights groups and religious groups, note the timing, the harris camp gave hundreds of thousands

of dollars to black voters matter, one hundred 50,000 on september 19th, the same 19, the same amount to black church packs, also last month the first group wants to defend the police, doll out reparations, what does kamala harris need to do? mobilize the black vote. fec filing showed she gave 2. $5 million mostly mostly in september mostly in the swing states to other civil rights groups. stuart: nfl legend brett favre campaigned with trump in wisconsin. what did he have to say about the garbage are marked? >> he is the former packers quarterback, that's the number 47 you see them holding their. he said he was insulted by those comments. >> the comment joe biden made yesterday, last night, that said the supporters of donald trump, us, our garbage, our garbage. how dare he say that looking

out, i see police officers, teachers, nurses, grandparents, students, i see every day americans that make this country great. >> he said this is bigger than the packers, standing out that rally, he said for his grandson, the next generation. i correct myself, he was number 4 for the packers, 47 is trump's number. stuart: if he wins. fair enough. listen to what donald trump said about bringing down inflation if he's elected. >> this economy is a disaster and now kamala wants to raise the typical family taxes by at least $3000 that year. if i when we will rapidly defeat inflation. we will have done so -- i will bring your energy down to one half of what it is now. is going to go in one year we will have it down if the%. and that will bring everything

else down and we will bring the interest rates down and we are going to make america affordable again. stuart: kevin o'leary with me for the entire hour. can he do that? can he cut the price of oil in half, price of gas in half, interest rates just like that? can he do it? >> let's chop those up in pieces, pretty big manual of things to do. he is right about energy, it affects all other sections of the s&p. if he can reduce energy input costs in any sector you are going to reduce prices because it's cost in price out and that's a good idea and there are ways to do that by producing drill drill drill. a lot of merit to that because new technology today is more green and it was four years ago. interest rates are far more tricky. we cannot mandate fed rates. it is impossible. it is about the debt the us has. you have to continue to auction bonds and the bigger the debt

gets the more queasy the buyers are so that's going to be trickier. i don't think the fed will cut rates again this year. i think they are seeing stubborn inflation still, still painful to buy food, rent, housing mortgages, transportation. i think he is half-and-half on that but this is campaign rhetoric. i would say one thing about trump because i sell advertising on digital platforms, we see every day what trends, trump theatre right now. harris theater, trump theater, amid all the stuff they put out, he is winning engagement in the last 48 hours with the garbage thing and the garbage truck and all that. it's pretty good theater. whether it moves the market on votes i have no idea. that's a tough one. stuart: tell me about trump media, the stock, up and down all over the place. what do you make of that? >> 100% proxy, speculation. if he wins this thing will stay alive and go up.

if he loses, some people say it is a 0 but if you want to but the market on trump's success as the 40 seventh president this is one way to do it and certainly people are using it. it's volatile like crazy but it is his own personal platform. he becomes president he will push out on that. he will sell advertising on it. network gets harder if he is president. stuart: what a away, great, smart move. stay with me please. i need you to look at some of the movers. a lot of stuff coming down sharply starting with america. lauren: dow is down 3.5% cutting for your guidance after their hpv vaccine, those sales falling in china, their cancer drug is strong. stuart: supermicro. lauren: down 33% and now it is down another double digit, talking 40% in two days.

ernst and young abruptly quit saying it can't be associated with their financial statements. look at that on another 15% update from them on tuesday. stuart: roku is down double digits or down sharply. lauren: down operational costs too high and they will stop breaking out their subscriber numbers. blue one how about ebay? lauren: inflation is a problem. their forecasts pretty poor signaling week demand for certain products especially collectors items. stuart: microsoft, i own a thin sliver of it. stuart: is a dow stock that is responsible for 2 thirds of the losses of the dow jones industrial average today. they are down on guidance for the clap, growth rates slowing. stuart: almost brought me to tears watching that yesterday afternoon. elon musk ordered to attend a pennsylvania court hearing over his controversial $1 million

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stuart: 45 minutes into the trading session, still a lot of red ink on the screen, dow down 250, nasdaq is down almost 2%, down 354 points. look at ford motor company still at $10 a share. interesting move here. they are halting production of the 150 lightning november through the end of the year. lower than expected demand.

this is the electric 150 pickup truck, slowing production. lebanon's prime minister hoping for a cease-fire deal with israel in the next few days. trey yingst in tel aviv. is hezbollah on board with this plan? >> reporter: good morning. on wednesday the new leader of hezbollah made his first public remarks since taking over as secretary-general. he vowed to continue fighting the israelis but did appear open to a cease-fire under the right conditions. we know the former deputy of the late hezbollah leader took a chance to make an open incitement against benjamin netanyahu whose house was targeted earlier this month with a hezbollah drone. he said he survived this time but perhaps would be killed by someone in israel. with the war ongoing we notably medic efforts are continuing to end the exchanges of fire along the northern friend, hundreds of rockets and airstrikes being traded each week. lebanon's my minister signaled that a deal could be just days

away for a pause in the fighting as brett mc derek is in israel today to try to reach an agreement with a focus on lebanon, israel is preparing for the possibility that iran launch is a counterstrike following saturday's strikes against their territory. and official telling fox news they believe iran will try to close this round of conflict during their response. also following when developing story out of northern israel today where according to israeli media, seven civilians were killed in two separate rocket attacks. stuart: congressman mike waltz joins us now, republican from the state of florida. if there is a cease-fire within a few days before the election, is that a plus for kamala harris? >> they would desperately hope so but at this point, it's too late, the die is cast, 40% of votes in pennsylvania are already in.

the contrast between the abraham accords under donald trump, peace deals on the white house lawn versus the total chaos in the middle east under biden and harris is absolutely fixed in voters minds but we can't lose sight of the fact of failure after failure from harrison biden and the team around the. they tried to get us back into iran deal, that failed despite concession after concession, from directly attacking israel and most importantly they failed to get our hostages out. by the time of inauguration american hostages will have been in the tunnels of gaza longer than the 1979 hostage crisis with iran under carter. just think about that for a second. every news outlet out there should have that clock leading and their names leading every single broadcast because it is disgraceful and despicable that we have a president, vice

president who doesn't even say their name and doesn't lead every diplomatic engagement with get our people out. stuart: shifting to another theater of war ukraine's president zelenskyy asked america for the tomahawk missile. should zelenskyy get the tomahawk? >> first of all, give them what they need to win early on instead of this too little too late with all these weapon systems the last couple years. if they were part of which i believe it would be under trump if it were part of a negotiation leverage to get both sides to the table to end this war, then certainly i can see it but just throwing more of our advanced weapons systems which we don't have that many of and we need for our adversaries like china and take a long time to produce with our current defense industrial

base, if it's a means to a end i would certainly consider it but this open-ended what does success look like as long as it takes lack of strategy from biden i'm not for it. stuart: you' re not a fan of the biden/harris policy record. >> no one should be. we are on the verge of world war iii and deterrence is crumbling. it is bad. stuart: thanks for joining us. despite what you had to say, great to see you and hope to see you soon. microsoft is warning about russian hackers targeting us officials. what's the latest in this hacking saga? what's going on? >> microsoft says this is a highly sophisticated attack happening a week before the election. night blizzard sent spearfishing e-mails to thousands of targets at hundreds of organizations and the government, defense and academia. some users were tricked to think the e-mails coming from microsoft were legitimate and

opened them. they were not legit and gave the russian hackers full access to their devices. that is significant information exposure likely and vladimir putin's hands. stuart: i hope we are doing the same to them but can't guarantee it. thanks, coming up trump jokes about his behind-the-scenes conversations with staff on wearing garbage vests. >> no way i'm wearing it on stage. it actually makes you look thinner. and they got me. i said i want to wear it on stage. stuart: his ability to be funny helps his campaign. we have new fox polls that show the presidential race extremely close. we asked mitchell brown of the election were held today who wins? mitchell brown is next. ♪

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lauren: look at that, pushing $5000 a share and several mortgages say are they are going through 5000, international demand strong for travel. stuart: norwegians cruise lines? lauren: record bookings for 2025, they raised annual profit forecast for the fifth time. stuart: looking at little bit of travel? >> up 20% record, active users, 89 million of them raise their forecast. stuart: 20% not bad. >> and insurer, they are up, there is ceo says yes, medicare plans like everybody else are challenged but they did report strong reports. stuart: is carvans about a surging again? 700%? stuart: they saw a huge customer demand last quarter, they sold one hundred 8,000 cars with increase of 34% from last year. stuart: stock is up 20%. kevin is with us.

microsoft and meda seem to be killing the whole market. what's going on? >> and talking about those numbers they talked about the they have to spend over the next three years on a i, the future of magnetek. if you get granular on it what they need our data centers. two years ago a data center would be one hundred megawatts which is a big project in any city. today because of demand and new chips coming through, they need 500 megawatts. and two years they will need a gigawatt. the amount of power available in any state is a fraction of that. the demand is 30 gw of data centers in the next 23 years and only have 5 gigs on the boards may be. maybe. if you go to a statement say i want 500 megawatts of power they can't do it, they don't have it, they don't have the infrastructure ford and the ratepayers will go through the roof on their costs. this is the biggest problem we have in terms of staying ahead in a i particularly for the feds.

this issue use manifest in the last 24 hours is about data center costs. each center, $2 billion-$4 billion, 25 teams trying to develop these things but they are searching all across north america to find the power and there isn't any. stuart: microsoft and meda do have the money. >> but they don't have the power. you can't do it. stuart: they got the money to build it. >> the only states that can pull this off our west virginia, alberta up in canada has a lot, texas has some. that is it. that is it. that is it. stuart: they could go to nuclear. >> 20 years ago, that's great. stuart: you could have a small nuclear reactor. >> i hope that happens but that's not happening in 24 months or 10 years. you talk about 3 mile island, you're dreaming if you think that online and next decade. blue when you think this is a permanent problem. >> it is a massive problem and it is going to be talked about a lot more in the weeks ahead.

they can't find the power. stuart: got to change the subject. that was good stuff, thanks very much. a judge in philadelphia is holding hearing on a bid to shut down elon musk's one million-dollar daily giveaway for voters. i believe musk was ordered to attend but didn't show up so what happens now? >> elon musk did not show up to this hearing, his lawyers say they will file a motion for future hearings because he's a busy man, the judge is going to punt this to federal court. elon's lawyers say this should be moved to federal court so that decision has to be sorted out. in the meantime we were supposed to get a decision from this judge on whether or not they were going to stop elon musk's one million-dollar giveaway not only here in pennsylvania but also in the other 6 battleground states. this is an effort by musk to help donald trump win this election.

for the last two weeks musk at his political action group america pac have been handing out $1 million a day to a one voter who signed a pledge to support the first and second amendments. on monday, liberal district attorney larry krasner filed a lawsuit claiming the sweepstakes was running an illegal lottery violating pennsylvania's consumer protections, the suit reading americapack and musk must be stopped immediately. there lottery scheme and unfair deceptive conduct will irreparably harm philadelphians and others in pennsylvania as well as tarnish the public's right to a free and fair election. the press requested more security for the hearing because he says he's been getting many anti-semitic attacks after musk shared a post that said krasner, quote, knows the sweepstakes is illegal but wants a leftist judge to stop it before election day. musk responded with a one hundred a moji, this is the latest legal election battle that is underway across

pennsylvania where fox polls show a tied race among likely voters both campaign's view pennsylvania as a must win and everything is being scrutinized. for instance republicans successfully sued a judge yesterday extending in person on demand mail-in voting in bucks county after voters there said lines are being cut short early and people were being turned away. democrats are also suing in erie county, they say 20,000 voters there that have yet to receive their mail-in ballot and the post office has no idea where 1800 and their mail ballots are. bottom line, this case, no decision in state court. we will see if it goes to federal court. stuart: thanks very much indeed. programming note, be sure to watch may musk, the mother of the line at 6:30 eastern time, the bottom line on fox business. mitchell brown, gop pollster joins me now. very much a man in the news. i want to know if the election were held today, who would win? >> great to see you again.

i still believe donald trump would win, the momentum has been showing that for the past month and 1/2 but i want to preface this statement, this election is going to be even closer than 2016-2020, we are talking about 10,000 people spread across three or four states that will decide this election. it will be razor thin in the swing state polls, holding true to the state. stuart: that sounds like we are going to have a hard time getting a firm on tuesday night. will it drag on? >> i would be surprised if we wake up wednesday and have a result. georgia and north carolina should be fine but its own out -- arizona, pennsylvania, wisconsin, the secretaries of state of michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, telling people they won't have election results that night.

stuart: there's been a lot of early voting. who does it favor? >> early voting necessarily does not favor either party but when you see turnout numbers, that is where you see troubling signs for the trump team. let's say turnout is above what it was in 2,020 in swing states. that's not good for the trump campaign. north carolina specifically. we've been tracking our data where he can still win despite having superhigh turnout. if it is 2,020 turnout, trump wins georgia and north carolina. if it is 5% higher than 2020, trump can still win but if it eclipses that, we get into territory where these new registered voters coming out are not going to be traditional trump voters and it could sway the election. stuart: hold on a second. kevin o'leary is with me and he has a question for you. go ahead. >> speaking to one of the insiders in the democratic

party, i have to work both sides, told me yesterday pennsylvania, tell me if this is true, if the weather is terrible, it favors the republicans. if it is a shiny sunny warm day, favors the democrats. is that true? >> 100% true. >> tell us why. >> the trump team doesn't want to record high turnout. they want people who are engaged voters to turn out. if it is younger voters, people who are less likely to vote those people are more likely to be kamala harris supporters so yes, the perfect weather day would be best for harris. anything that could impact turnout on election day in the slightest bit is going to actually sway the election. stuart: this is fascinating stuff, great question and thanks for asking it. thanks for being here. this is fascinating stuff. see you again soon. look what we have for you just ahead on the show.

ours pearlman always blows us away with his mind-reading tricks. >> mix up the letters in your first name and grab -- think of a g, abigail. is that her name? stuart: it is. that is incredible. stuart: it really was incredible. he correctly figured out my granddaughter's name with minimal input. i don't know how he did it. he will be back in the studio with us in the next hour. a minnesota bakery using cookies to predict the presidential election, taking an informal poll with trump in her scheme to treat, which candidate is selling more cookies right after this. ♪

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stuart: on the markets, look at them go down. the s&p is down 77, that's one. 3%, nasdaq is down 2% and the dow industrials are up 320 points. show me the chipmakers, across the board move, they are all down significantly. nvidia is down 3.7%. this morning we received the latest inflation news, personal consumption expenditure number, the fed likes to watch this gauge of inflation up 2. one% over the past year. edward lawrence joined us from the white house. new york times headline, inflation is back to normal. what do you say? >> overall but federal reserve will look at this and say year-over-year inflation is that close to the 2% target. the problem is when you look under the ticket, under the onion and you peel it back, core inflation without food and

energy prices is a problem and the federal reserve is looking at 2. 7%, much closer to 3% year-over-year since july. and it stayed there. with that sticky inflation on the core side, it is up 20% since president biden and vice president harris came into office, affect record credit card debt which is why i pushed jared bernstein yesterday. >> you talk about the credit, almost treading water, servicing and pushing that debt along. >> as long as your income, they can service that debt. if you look at getting ahead, a couple of parts to this. you are right, you want to service your debt while getting ahead. >> it's like taking four steps back and two steps forward, voters must decide of those two

steps are far enough, donald trump believes his plans will leap the economy forward. >> they have taken your money, thrown open your borders to criminals and terrorists flooded your towns with deadly drugs and death, they are incompetent people. this tuesday is your chance to stand up and declare you are not going to take it anymore. >> this is a razor thin race about who's next. one more point, tomorrow's jobs report, markets may be reacting because we heard messages out of this white house that it's not going get to be a good number because it includes a strike and a couple hurricanes. stuart: got it. thanks very much indeed. kevin o'leary, what's your reaction to this pce thing? inflation is basically back to normal? >> not quite. not enough to get the fed to drop rate hikes. we will have strong jobs.

stuart: we are not going to -- >> the job number has surprised on every print and we will see. if it's all government workers, we have a feeling my economy remains a bully and and the fed's mandate is 2%, not 2.4, not 2.1, they keep going until they soften us and people looking for another 50 basis point rate cut, not this year. maybe 25 but they will drift past the election into next year and decide what to do and the market has adjust accordingly. i am more optimistic on the economy than others because i live with it every day and the small business. it has pretty good. stuart: thank you. when bakery in minnesota getting a lot of attention for using cookies to predict the presidential election. the owner of hamish bakery, famous spot in minnesota joins me now. what is the current count, trump cookies versus harris cookies?

>> trump cookies at 7099, the hers cookies are at 3436. stuart: that predicts if predicting the election that means trump is going to win. you've been doing this since 1984. how accurate is your cookie count? >> it has been with the popular vote every year up until 2020, that was the only time it has not followed the popular vote. stuart: this time you think trump is going to win? >> i don't really know. i thought he was going to win in 2020 and there's other factors that may have stepped in but according to the cookie bowl, he won by a leiden garden. stuart: are you getting back lash? you are online and some of your customers are saying you are

just a republican bakery. can't have that. >> i'm more concerned about sports than politics. this is a great condition at the bakery. they can rate me however if they would like. i'm just making cookies. that's all we do. we like to have fun with it. stuart: cfi can drum up some business for you. keep it going. >> thank you. stuart: be sure to watch special election night coverage at 5:00 pm eastern on tuesday afternoon. jeff baeza's ignited a firestorm of outrage with a newspaper he owns, the washington post decided not to endorse a presidential candidate. journalists resigned, they canceled some options, he has not back down. in my opinion, he is saving journalism. that's "my take" top of the are. new survey showing the election putting strain on relationships. one third of people limiting

time with friends and family because of differences in opinion. if that healthy? we will ask doctor marty makary next. ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪

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stuart: some red ink, the dow down 340. 435 points. this election, the market is stressful. so is the election. 32% say it causes strain between themselves and their family, 30% limited the time they spend with family because they don't share the same values. doctor marty makary, is that really unhealthy? >> i think there are fewer and fewer people nowadays who just say i don't pay attention to politics, people are deeply entrenched, might be averted. they are worried corporate interests and the government may not be able to be battled back the pentagon results and some campaigns are run on fear, we heard about the threat to democracy. people are very anxious about this election.

certainly plausible. stuart: what would you suggest to reduce stress? >> people need to recognize the echo chambers of media outlets that are affirming what people already believe and recognize there are significant issues, when i dial to msnbc i wonder if i should immigrate out of this country i get so scared but we need to recognize a lot of it is ratings driven. stuart: it is all in your own head? got to straighten your own head out if you want to reduce stress? >> i think about our own field of healthcare, there are real issues we never dealt before about the corporate capture by big pharma and other agencies, that on the ballot this election, this is a big election. blue when daylight savings time ends on sunday. we gain an extra hour of sleep. there are some who say that is

interrupting the sleep pattern and can have bad side effects like hurting your heart. is that accurate? >> yes. you are going to hear a lot of things about daylight savings time. we have been ignoring circadian physiology and thinking about the power supplier, the electrical grid and the economic value of daylight savings time. we've not thought about what it means for children when we wake them up very early to go to school not because it is good for their physiology but because it is convenient for adults. when you look at accident rates, there's a higher risk of accidents when people lose sleep in the spring. i think we've ignored circadian physiology for a long time and it is important to recognize there are things you can do. when you wake up in the morning look at the sun or get outside and that will help your mood and outlook. stuart: would you end daylight savings time for the whole year?

>> i would. i keep missing meetings that i'm supposed to be having in phoenix and other places by conference call because i get the times wrong. stuart: not much i can do for you. see you again soon. anything to say about circadian rhythm? >> i would cancel the idea of daylight savings time for simple reason. i have a lot of watches and have to keep moving them around. blue when i look forward to it. >> it's a stupid concept and he is probably right, bad for health and sleep patterns and everything else. why are we doing this to ourselves, we don't have to. just cancel. it's a pain in the rear end. your watch collection will thank everybody. stuart: got to change our culture for your watch collection. stuart: i want to thank you for being with us for the entire hour. now here is what we have just ahead on this program. kennedy will take on george clooney's new political ad

reminding men they can vote for harris in the secret. congressman mark russell fry will take on trump's plan to get the border crisis under control. alicia finley from the wall street journal will comment on trump writing to his wisconsin rally in a garbage truck. plus award-winning mental list are perlman reading our minds for halloween. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ this is halloween ♪ everybody make a scene ♪ ♪ trick or treat ♪ it's our town no back everybody scream ♪ ♪ in this town ♪ halloween ♪ ♪

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