>> my wife knows what i'm thinking before i think it. she is the ultimate mentalist but my kids coming in at goldilocks zone, i do magic tricks, watching my dad, they would eat alive. than second graders. stuart: give me any hint how you came up with my granddaughter madeline on january 23rd, 2023. how the you do do it? >> i've been stocking stuart. stuart: you were great. thank you for being with us. all good stuff. lauren: happy halloween. we are out of time. coast-to-coast is next. look who is here, his name is david asman. david: happy holiday.

i am in for neil, coast to coast starts right now. ♪ david: markets wrapping up of a month in a very spooky way. halloween selloff underway as big tech earnings drag on, stocks, all three in the sea is wrap up the month in the red. happy halloween. let's get to it, bobby, good to see you. forgive the halloween references but we couldn't resist. i'm just wondering, we are going to get another segment with you about the economic background of this but in terms of stocks, is it conceivable what we are seeing is a pullback from the ai frenzy we saw earlier in the year?

>> good to see you. there's quite a bit of historical data that goes into what's happening here. we have october selloffs as we approach presidential elections. when we look three or six months the data is overwhelming the market tends to historically perform it at her regardless which party enters the white house and which party takes congress especially over a twee 6-month period of time. having said that i really like the opportunity to purchase a lot of this stuff cheaper especially if i could and have nothing to disclose because i haven't bought this your recommended it to clients. magnificent seven etf, pure exposure, rebalanced quarterly to the magnificent seven, you see supply and demand mismanagement, mismatching of

the magnificent seven where amd and nvidia would like to produce more chips for the demand they have but supply-chain stopping them doing that in terms of tesla, meta, apple, that's happening in those companies. the overall theme of the magnificent seven is going to last another 12 to 18 months. david: we will get into individual stocks in a minute but what about a broader index? the s&p takes the s&p 500 and put it in one bag. would you bet on a broad index right now? >> i would, just not here. i would rather be more specific to a sector here. i say that because when you are looking at the broader sector, we are looking at getting past the election and past whatever chaos happens after the election.

david: specific stocks, microsoft is a mainstay. has been for years. perhaps they are spending more than investors would like them to. forward guidance wasn't so great but they are down 5%. >> i will say that for any stock, i do not by dips. i by dips that stopped and reversed back up. looking at microsoft specifically i would rather get into a hot air balloon that has hit the ground and is headed back up rather than getting one 100,000 feet in the air, that's about to come crashing down to the ground and obviously head backup. i don't want to jump in when things are falling. let other people catch the falling knife to use an old cliché but i like microsoft medium-term. it's part of the mag seven richards are presented by the

etf. david: with that apply to meta-cuecue meta is down 4%. %. >> that is my least favorite because they don't have a public facing cloud business to support their other businesses. microsoft does. they are moving into ai experiences which i'm not sure is the proper way to do this. you are looking at usage data out of meta-blooge looking at cost management as opposed to up your ai play which so many stocks like microsoft represent. david: apple and amazon coming out later today are the mainstay for decades. are you prospecting anything from those earnings reports? >> i'm expecting a different. it is tough to bet against apple. it's like betting against nvidia. they are more of a consumer

stock than a growth stock anymore. they have a ton of cash. cash management is never a problem. if they want to spend money to do it in the long-term. david: we are going to be coming back to you later to talk about the general economy particularly before the election. moving to the campaign trail in response to president biden's garbage light, donald trump rolling up in a garbage truck all decked out with his reflective vest in wisconsin with five days left until election day. he will be out west speaking in new mexico, nevada and arizona today where he and vice president harris will be holding dueling events again. aishah hasnie is live in henderson, nevada with what we can expect to hear from the former president.

>> reporter: probably a lot more about this garbage comment, would be surprised if he keeps writing this all the way to election day because it is working out well for him. take a look, roll the tape from last night. what a moment for this campaign and this candidate, troll of the year here, trump riding shotgun in a garbage truck wearing that orange safety vest at the airport in green bay, wisconsin. he put that vest on through the rally later that night and told the press on the tarmac the president biden and vp harris should be ashamed or of what biden said. >> a comment made by both of them because they are 2 of them about being garbage, 250 million people, they shouldn't be talking, like this is the deplorable for hillary and i think this is worse actually. for biden to make that statement is a disgrace.

>> reporter: the trump campaign is on the offense in this homestretch. the gop candidate will be making his first visit to democrat leaning new mexico today. if you are wondering why he is spending such critical crucial campaign time in a state that leans blue, the campaign tells me trump is trying to court latino voters, there are plenty in that state and looking to expand the map, new mexico is part of the push. next he will come to nevada where i am focusing on the surging cost of homeownership and likely encourage early voting because nevada's last day to do that is tomorrow and wraps up the west coast swing in arizona where fox news power rankings are suggesting arizona might be his strongest battleground opportunity, and edge in the majority, doesn't exist for him or vp harris or any swing state. harris will be in arizona with

jay low. we will look to see if the former president continues to wear the orange safety vest at his rallies and if people here show up at the rally wearing the safety vest. it is halloween. i bet that's the number one halloween costume. david: let's bring in former capital founder and ceo how lambert and democrat pollster carly cooperman. your smiling faces are welcome on this halloween. to you, another staging trump seems to have pulled off, mcdonald's, now this, these stagings don't always work. exhibit a is michael dukakis, in 1988 michael dukakis came out in a tank wearing a helmet, that went over like a lead balloon to say the least. why do these stagings work for

donald trump and not for others? >> because donald trump is funny and he knows how to do this. it is a brilliant move on his part. he dominated the news cycle the last week of election week, first with the madison square garden rally and then some negative press around the comment by the comedian and now he turned it and flipped it and plays this into the weekend a, brilliant move to dress up as a sanitation worker and talking about sanitation workers, who has done that are not presidential campaign in history? no one i am aware of. it is a brilliant move. i tell you people like james carville have to be throwing things at their television set, he is the democrat strategist that's very smart because he knows this is helping trump massively and hurting kamala. she can't get a message out. trump is going to dominate this into tuesday. i see a big victory coming for trump on tuesday. david: i remember a couple months ago coming out of the

democrat convention kamala focused on joy, she focused on positive messages. it seemed to be working. she got a very good bump out of that and the focus on joy, the focus on people smiling and having a positive attitude. then she got into this nazi stuff, this fascist stuff and frankly i think the joy just disappeared from her campaign. >> she's trying to back in as a closing argument. she's going around swing state making calls for unity, talking about bringing people that don't agree with her to the table, she wants to represent everybody, making a contrast between herself and donald trump who wants to take revenge on people he disagrees with and trying to be an optimistic push to reach those voters that are still disaffected with donald trump and republican side and moderate swing voters who might be not sure they alternately want to vote for donald trump.

david: the problem with that revenge theme which is a downer, the problem with that revenge theme from the harris campaign is he was president, he had everybody talking about hillary clinton, he didn't lock her up. the revenge seemed to be taken once he was out of office on him by lawfair. >> the message is not real, not a real message. it doesn't affect their lives. when you say trump is a fascist and he is not going to leave office in four years after this election people saw him leave office last time, those messages aren't going to get through, all negative trump trump trump 8 trump and that's not a message to go into on a tuesday a weekend before the election. david: let to -- your brass tacks, the polling, you wrote a piece with doug show on saying with the clock winding down polls suggest trump has the

edge, one of which is his tremendous advantage with men. women outnumber men going to the polls and they are decidedly for kamala harris. why do you think trump may have the edge right now? >> the momentum and movement in the polls, there has been a slight shift across the swing states in the polls where in states where harris had a slight advantage of those states are tied, states that were tied we are seeing trump with a want to two point advantage, trump is leading with men, harris has a huge lead with women but at the end of the day it still comes down to the fact of who is turning out and we see harris has a lead with suburban voters, suburban women specifically and she is making a bet on the people who historically tend to turn out. alternately trump is able to

reach people, picking up this movement in the polls this will suggest an advantage for him and i think it will come down to the wire. david: a fascinating moment in american political history. thanks for coming in. appreciate it. what happened? the lottery is facing legal challenges. a live report breaking it down for us after this.

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to the federal reserve's 2% target. we look deeper into this. this is where the fed will have pause. it is sticky inflation and it stuck, closer to 3% year-over-year since july. prices are up 20% and that has eaten away all the government assistance, white house economic advisor jared bernstein arguing people need more time to feel better about their financial situation. >> reporter: those savings lead to low income people having more savings than they ever had before. their credit rates were going up because they were uniquely high. there is a dynamic where people are needing to adapt to a world without excess savings. >> reporter: with prices in battleground states higher

since january 2021, her campaign has focused on scaring voters away from donald trump. some democrats hinting vice president harris may have stayed too far from talking about issues and constantly demonizing donald trump. >> donald trump says let's do it all with tariffs. my view is we need federal financing and workforce development and that's the democratic vision and let's talk about who has the better way of getting that done? >> reporter: this is a razor thin race, donald trump talking about specifics and his plan believe that will carry him over the finish line tuesday. david: let's bring bobby back in. i like jared bernstein. he is a nice guy but frankly stuck in the numbers and americans are stuck in the lives they are living and are not satisfied with this economy. do you think positive numbers

might change their mind? >> i don't think so. there lived experience, i hate that experience, but other experienced is there than lived experience but when you look at the september jobs report nearly half of the jobs gained were part-time jobs. we have a record number of americans working two jobs. people like jared bernstein his a very nice guy tend to point to consumers who are still spending. there is frustration spending where you are working so hard that you just don't want to lay off the gas of things that make you happy and the couple of hours of free time a week that you may have. when you look at the overall economy, yes, the data is not bad but the last time i checked, to steal from bob elliott, 2. 7% is higher than 2% and i'm glad you mentioned at the beginning of this segment prices are still rising and the core month over month rose more than expected. that could potentially signal

too short a time to say but it could signal prices are turning backup, not heading back down. david: one thing that is going down is certain business activity. we got the chicago manufacturers report, it was a miss. it has been in contraction now primarily chicago a lot of manufacturing business. if you are looking for manufacturing, the chicago index, they have been in a contraction for 11 months to rate. the administration is touting their record on manufacturing. we've seen job losses in manufacturing the past four months totaling 37,000 jobs we lost, chicago report, not everything is going in a positive direction. >> i will tell you something about manufacturing a lot of people don't know, despite it being 30% of our economy, services close to 70%. i am rounding those numbers. manufacturing correlates highly

to the business cycle subsequent to gdp, hiring and the stock market. if manufacturing which the vast majority of the us manufacturing fit indices and the pmi data has been in contraction. if that doesn't bottom it is likely to pool the rest of the market down. i suspect that is why the fed cut 50 basis points because they see those numbers not bottoming are getting better, contraction is a bad thing. we have a small manufacturing economy, it drives the rest of the economy including services. david: you do macro and micro seamlessly going one to the other. thanks for being here. a new fox news poll showing a tied race in the keystone state as both sides have begun their legal fights including elon musk, whose cases related to a controversial giveaway linked to his pack but there's a controversial prosecutor who comes in here as well in philadelphia with more about this.

>> reporter: elon musk did not show up in court today even though the judge said he needed to. his lawyers motioned for this case to be moved to federal court and that is where it will go. we will see if it gets sent back to state court but we were expecting a judge to make a decision as to whether or not they would immediately stop elon musk's million-dollar day sweepstakes being run right here in pennsylvania and the other six battleground states in an effort to help donald trump win this election. for the last two weeks musk and his political action group america pack had been handing out $1 million a day to randomly selected registered voter who signed a pledge to support the first and second amendments. on monday philadelphia's controversial liberal district attorney larry krasner filed a lawsuit claiming musk's sweepstakes is running an

illegal lottery, violating pennsylvania's consumer protections law. the suit read like this, quote, america pack and musk must be stopped immediately. there lottery scheme, unfair and deceptive conduct will irreparably harm philadelphians and others in pennsylvania as well as tarnish the public's right to a free and fair election. this is the latest legal election battle that is currently underway in pennsylvania where the latest fox polls show a virtually tied race among registered and likely voters. both presidential campaigns view of the commonwealth has a must win as a must win and so everything is being scrutinized. after republicans successfully sued, the judge yesterday extended in person on demand mail in voting until the end of the day friday, voters they are complained they were being turned away before the in person on demand voting deadline of 5:00 pm on tuesday.

democrats are also suing in erie county claiming 20,000 voters in erie have not received their mail in ballots and the post office has lost another 1800 ballots. this is something we are going to be watching because this race is going to be close and every vote should matter in pennsylvania. david: it is almost hard to remember the good old days when there was just one day when you would vote, there would just be paper ballots, that was it. it's become a lot more complex and a lot more contentious since then. thanks for putting that in perspective. staying on the elon musk beach, how he and his fellow billionaires say they are going to save the government literally trillions of dollars and save small businesses some headaches as well. that is coming up. ♪

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high grade silver projects in the world in mexico. we've just released our pea and that's the first step to production. we're massively undervalued, with less than 9% of our known veins having been drilled so far. >> let's say you get the job as treasury secretary, you're number one priority? >> extending the trump tax cuts. the tax policy was helpful, the economy grew, that's the most important thing, second is to bring down public spending, get rid of these subsidies, third,

to protect american industry through tariffs and forth would be to work with elon musk to bring down the cost of regulation and the number of regulations. david: john paulson detailing what he would do in a trump administration joining cost to cut taxes and spending, someone that knows a lot about this is republican texas congressman and house budget committee chairman jody arrington. great to see you. that was the most concise list of priorities, that i have ever heard from a guy who clearly will have a role in the trump administration if elected. will congress sign off on these priorities? >> we have to leave congress to do that or we will have a calamitous debt crisis. david: assume you hold the house, if republicans do would it be okay with those four priorities? >> absolutely.

this is the opportunity of a generation if we have republican leadership in the house and senate and donald trump in the white house. the texas two step 4 unleashing prosperity. it is what the gentleman said. we have to reignite growth, returned to progrowth, pro-energy policies and bend the curve on federal spending and there's tremendous waste. my committee passed a balanced budget not once but twice, that cuts $10 trillion in unnecessary spending, waste, fraud and we are overdue for the private sector, not bureaucrats but leaders in business and industry to have a 0-based budget approach to combing through and identifying the voluminous inefficiencies and waste in the federal government so i love the idea and look forward to working with elon musk and other

luminaries in the private sector who have had to do it just to survive in the sea sweep and make sure their companies succeed. david: nobody proved it like elon musk, cutting 80% to 90% of twitter was a hell of an activity and it survives to this day. some say it is even better. here he is during that rally donald trump had in madison square garden last sunday. take a look. listen. >> how much do you think we can rip out of this wasted 6. $5 trillion harris/biden budget? >> i think at least 2 trillion. david: at least $2 trillion. is that possible? >> you better believe it is and that is just the beginning, paying tens of billions in social services to people who are here illegally. we are not requiring people to

work who receive welfare. one welfare to work incentive in medicaid is $100 billion. waste and fraud which the government accountability office terms improper payments, 50 billion of improper payments in medicaid, medicare, 236 billion government wide, more than we spend on the united states army, hundreds of billions of dollars according to the congressional budget office in carryover. from covid. that is the beginning of trillions and reducing spending and reducing our deficit so that our best days are ahead of us and we don't drown our children and their future in this sea of debt that is ever-growing. david: let's talk tax changes that donald trump is talking about that he would like to initiate, no taxes for over time, tips, social security

recipients, would congress sign on to those? >> the most important thing, a list of $10 trillion of tax cuts. one president wants to lower your taxes and lock in the $4 trillion in tax cuts for families on the lower income spectrum than higher and make sure our businesses are competitive. there are ways to do that but the important thing is we don't let the tax cuts and jobs act expire. under kamala harris it would. it would be the highest tax increase on american families and businesses in history and she wants to continue. david: what i am hearing is a little reluctance to say i am for everything trump has mentioned to. i sense some bargaining with regard to some of those tax proposals trump has come out with. >> i think i would like to cut as much as we can in terms of

expenses and taxes for the government and businesses and families but you have to balance the cost of that because of the $2 trillion deficit and trillion dollar in interest payment to service the debt which i would like to go as deep as we can to let people keep more of their money, they lost so much in their wages, 3. 5% cut in their income, spending $1400 a month more for the same services they had pre-covid, they need to keep their money. i think donald trump is introducing a list of things for negotiation, the first step is locking in that tax cuts and jobs act of that gave us unprecedented growth. david: i have a sense the preliminary negotiating has begun on tariffs with donald trump and that will change as well. good to see you. thank you for being here. safe travels. shifting gears to energy, oil

was up today, our markets pricing in the growing need for more energy from a i's new data centers. the moral case for fossil fuels author alex epstein joins me now. wonderful to see you. appreciate it. i want to focus on one example, we heard what's happening with 3 mile island, one of those generators might be started again but let's talk fossil fuels in dealing with the growing ai and data center need for more energy. are 2000 acre data center proposes different area of virginia that's on the pipeline, mountain valley pipeline that pumps in a lot of natural gas. the problem is in 2022, the plan was scrubbed to. they had a plan to do exactly that. the plan was scrub the. this is what people at the time

said about that, the power scheme was shelved in 2,022 with its developer stating opposition from outside interest and regulations largely advanced by the renewable energy industry and state legislators that supported the made it impossible to deliver natural gas to the site. what to say the same won't happen again? if we have president kamala harris who is very much in league with people who hate fossil fuels i don't think this will pass, do you? >> people need to wake up. with natural gas as our main source of electricity, we will have more electricity and demand scaling natural gas is the most practical way to do it but that requires more infrastructure. we have essentially limitless gas. we push could do so much and make money and benefit the world but it starts with

transportation and transportation requires developing and developed requires overcoming and i develop and opposition. we need things like radical need for reform, stop allowing random judges and activists to hold up project indefinitely. we need to unleash american energy of the domestic development and this shows people are totally asleep on this issue. david: the cost, the availability and cleanliness compared to other fossil fuels of natural gas. it is played a role in cleaning our air as we switch from coal to natural gas. can those facts be ignored when it comes to as much as doubling of our need for energy because of these data sets? >> if you look at the renewables crowd, the idea behind it is net 0. we should just eliminate our co2 emissions at all costs and if that your belief you can't use natural gas either.

total puritanism of we are not going to use fossil fuels and we are willing to destroy the entire economy and way of life and that an insane view. why is our goal to be net 0? wise that so important to have the same amount of co2 in the atmosphere as we did before the industrial revolution? that's a random goal based on the belief that human impact is evil and we can't impact the climate, we have to shut down society and kill billions of people. my views we should be advancing human flourishing, we can do just fine with more co2 in the atmosphere. we are safer from climate than we used to be. let's keep using natural gas and other fossil fuels without apology at have a good life instead of the terrible life they want to bring us. david: i mentioned earlier in the week, i've been cooking on hot plates for seven months because they turned off our natural gas in our building 7 months ago. we are going backwards as you suggest, not a progressive idea progressing into the future as

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transportation and marine expert live on the show, you're on a boat right now, aren't you, mike? >> reporter: i'm on the south beach lady. there are some amazing boats in fort lauderdale. we talk about jobs a, the marine industry, 650,000 jobs in fort lauderdale, 65,000 jobs and over the course of five it will generate one. $79 billion economic impact from the transaction standpoint. the state of florida sit at 14. $6 billion annually. the industry in the us, $154 billion annually. this is a big industry. david: looking at big models, rare individuals can afford the

yacht that you are on, multibillionaire's. >> looking at $4.5 million, what the sport yacht, that is a boat that in this industry is considered affordable, 73 feet in length, and amazing yachting experience. this is $30 million super luxury yacht, it has two infinity pools on it. a living room that's bigger than my house as a whole, comes with slides and rockclimbing walls. people from around the world are coming here over the course of one week generating one million dollars in sales. david: did you say rockclimbing walls on a boat?

>> some have marine garages. you have many boats inside the big boats. david: the life of the rich and famous. what is our next guest think of buying a yacht? we can guess. debt elimination expert and ramsey show cohost jay warshaw, spending jumped in the pce report but consumers already owe about $1.4 trillion in credit card debt. a lot of people say that a ticking time bomb. do you? >> i think it is a ticking time bomb. consumer confidence has gone up to a 9 year high. we are excited about that. when they go into debt it is less expensive to borrow money and they've been doing this for

a long time and it's time to pay the piper. david: you have specific information i want to get out immediately, there are four ways in which people can cut down their debt and to begin to save up capital of their own. give it to us. >> reporter: i talk about five pillars of personal finance. you have to be on a budget that is so important, i am getting out of debt and no a good longer going into it. you have to carry the proper insurance, so important, you've got to be a person who values saving for the future whether it is an emergency fund or investing, and if you are doing that you are managing your finances like a responsible adult. david: i remember dave ramsey who i worked with over the years and he really emphasizes the top priorities to first pay off the debt, you may have to

change your lifestyle, sell your house and downsize your apartment for a year or more but you have to pay off the debt first. is that the number one priority? >> that is the number one priority. obviously we are trying to mitigate risk. when we have payment it adds risk to our life, stress to our life. in a fickle job market what better time to say i will create this financial stability and that starts with not only paying off debt but i will not borrow money anymore. debt is a drug in our society, we need to start saying no to debt. david: even if that means a change in lifestyle come you can't -- there's no such thing as getting rid of your debt painlessly. sometimes you have to do it but having said that, how people found out they were happier having a lesser. that's to say sometimes they downsize two or one. they have to go into an

apartment. not so much to worry about. >> reporter: there is a simplicity, and we could use that as americans. being marketed to more than ever before and now is a good season to scale back, what can i selloff. i'm simplifying my life and finances and lowering the amount i'm spending. david: you don't like to get into politics but couldn't all of this apply to the us government which is the biggest debtor in the world? >> one hundred%, having a balanced budget is important whether it is for your own house or the white house. david: give my best to dave and you guys do great work, thank you for being here, more coast-to-coast right after this.

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david: we are hearing rumors about this for months. it has happened in a challenge to google, open ai introducing chat gpt search. some chat gpt users and waitlist users will get access today. open ai says it will roll out chat gpt search to all people for three overcoming months. this afternoon, interesting financial reports from apple and amazon both taking it on the chin today. amazon down 3.4% and the nasdaq is off 2. 5%. that doesn't for us on cavuto coast-to-coast. jackie deangelis and