maria: 30 minutes away from the opening bell. markets are mixed, dow industrial 30 negative down 36, let's get the final thoughts from the sistine panel. michael lee. >> palantir make a copy of all time reports "after the bell". i will be watching out with bated breath and trump can't win if you stay home, vote get your friends to vote. maria: liz peek. >> vote, vote, vote, those are three things that is message but only once. >> of elections aren't just national or local you care about your community aaron crime and safety in your taxes and everything else that involves the city or the state that you're in, don't forget to vote down ballot don't walk out without checking every box. maria: absolutely. it's going to be something we will be there tomorrow, liz peek, michael lee, cheryl casone a, "varney & company" picks it up. take it away. >> good morning maria, good morning, everyone it is

extremely close, real clear politics calculates an average of reliable polls, it shows trump with a fractional lead nationally, he is a very small lead in five of seven battleground states. the media is making much of the des moines register poll showing harris take a surprise lead in iowa if they have a right nationally it is a tossup. today begins the final hyperactive day of campaigning kamala harris intraday in philadelphia and more concept than valley, lady gaga will be there, trump rallies in michigan directing his remarks at the autoworkers that is the group leaning his way back to put michigan in the win column it might be the last campaign ever, he says he will not stand for election again. to the markets is election eve, plenty of caution dow industrials the dow 30, s&p up maybe two s&p 16 not much movement and plenty of caution. nvidia it's up again 1.7%,

bitcoin moving to $69000, dropped off 68.5, interest rates holding the elevated levels, the tenure right around 430 dropping to 428 this morning. the two year not far behind for 14 is the current quote, oil in the low 70-dollar-barrel, 7150. gascon 2310 for regular and diesel 3.55. on the show today, kamala harris the "saturday night live" and laughs a lot and the federal election commission not happy, the commissioner says that harris can pay repeated = growth kamala harris refused to say if she voted to reform california soft on crime laws, where is the president is not happy with clenched teeth he says he would like to smack trump in the rear end, he's done for this campaign how will the market respond to the election record it depends on the result my opinion the more power trump wins the more

stocks go up this is monday november the fourth 2024. "varney & company" is about to begin ♪ ♪ >> song is i'm going to win i'm not a foreigner i'm an american, ladies and gentlemen, let's get going, tomorrow is election day and were coming off the final we stand for the candidates to make their pitch, dwelling valleys and the battleground states that will likely determine who wins on tuesday trump told the crowd in georgia he's ready to bring in a golden age. >> this election is a choice between whether we will have four more years of gross

incompetence and failure. this will be the golden age of america. i gave you the biggest tax cut in the history of our country and you will get more. you have to stand up and tell harris that you've had enough, you're the worst vice president in the history of our country. it is the worst administration in the history of our country. kamala you are fired. >> he was in georgia, a county that voted for biden by almost . he is hoping to get out the world vote i checked the numbers 46% of macon county has already voted. it kamala rerouted her plane from michigan to new york city to make a surprise appearance on "saturday night live". >> i wish i could talk to someone who's been in my shoes. a black south asian woman running for president preferably from the bay area.

>> you and me both sister. >> it's nice to see you kamala. >> it's nice to see you kamala. i'm here to remind you that you got this. you can do something your opponent cannot do, you can open doors. the likes of a garbage truck. [laughter] >> i don't really laugh like that do i? >> that appearance was 90 seconds, trump was not fighting the fcc mandates equal time for the candidates and now the hollywood reporter says nbc gave trump 90 seconds after nascar and football over the weekend. stuart: according to the real clear politics average, trump currently has a very slim lead on here is nationally, he leads by a tenth of one point somebody is ahead in five of the seven battlegrounds including arizona,

nevada, pennsylvania, north carolina and georgia. look who's here, jason chaffetz in new york city could trump when big, could he wind really big and sweep when the polls are this close. >> i think so. >> i run races and look to races your core thesis has to be true to what you're campaigning on. everything that kamala harris is voting on or says she should vote for her is fundamentally different than her actual positions. when the country is nearly two thirds of the country saying were off-track i think it's perfect for trump. i think trump will win in the wind by a healthy margin and north of 300 electoral votes. >> uses vote being undercounted, they are shy trump voters that saying i'm voting for trump. >> one quarter place where republicans have no exception well is getting out the early vote they accepted the idea that were not voting in person with the voter id even though that's

the way it should be the getting out early and doing so in droves and i will make a big difference. stuart: i want you to listen to what president biden had to say about trump over the weekend. watch this. >> there is one more thing that trump and his republican friends want to do they want a giant tax cut for the wealthy. i know some of you guys are tempted to think it's macho guy. i'll tell you what when i was in scranton we used to have trouble going down the plot once in a while. but i'm serious. these are the kind of guys you like to smack in the ass. stuart: does not react have any impact on voters at this stage in the game. >> i think it does for those independent people are still, look at the look on the presidents face, he was mad he was downright mean and a lot of people know kamala harris is an extension of the biden harris to play no. stuart: she's trying to get away from him. >> she could not that's a

problem she's sitting there with harris walz on the shoulder and the problem their core thesis, we're going to bring joy and unity but listen to this arrogance, the anti-women, anti-america. it's amazing how aggressive they are. >> you stay there. a quick program a no the fox business special election night coverage kicks off tomorrow 5:0. check features, it's a mixed bag, dow down 30, s&p up a fraction, and affect on 24 points. oodles of caution. ryan payne with me today. why do you say there be a relief rally when we get the results even if harris sweeps do you think there will be a relief rally. >> buccal blood partner it's good to be a wild week until we know who wins the election but typically martin enter markets like certainty and after president has decided no matter how long that takes markets tend to go up afterwards. >> no matter who wins.

you have the win at your back, if you look at earnings are accelerating, growth right now in the u.s. is up almost 3% which is really, really good and if you look at income for most people it's covered up over inflation right now these are the tailwinds of a stock market investor that you would want in the election. stuart: supposedly we don't get a quick decision and the lawyers jump it and were all over and delay of days and weeks what does the market do. >> you see more volatility you saw that i can 2000 when you had al gore versus george w. bush took december to decide the election of the market went down 8% but i would argue that's another brick in the wall that uncertainty i would use it to your benefit if we have the uncertainty this is a bull market don't let the uncertainty over the next couple of weeks. >> listening to what trump had to say about harris and the most recent jobs report, roll tape.

>> just this week we had the worst jobs report in modern history, this was done by sleepy/cricket joe biden and kamala harris in the numbers i'm going to tell you are the worst, this is like a depression and dave devastated our country. is in financial trouble we can have a depression, this was just announced in their devastated. i know a lot of people in the white house are devastated that these numbers came out. stuart: we can have a depression, do you agree with that. >> i appreciate president trump's showmanship but if you look at the number from last month you had two hurricanes and two labor disputes in manufacturing going on right now that's a little bit of a noisy number bottom line we have a very strong labor market right now and every economist that's gotten wrong they keep calling for the labor market to fall off

a cliff and evidence does not suggest that if you look at turning .4% for workers last month, and employment 4.1% this is probably again as good as it gets and you have a shrinking labor force as i've been talking about. >> were looking for a relief rally, that's where we have to leave it. i want to know how much is being spent on political ads in the last week. >> $994 million let's call it a billion dollars in seven days. to break it down 272 million on the presidential race and the rest on they're down ballot, the senate house and some of the issues i'll give you one example from add impact and they say that abortion amendment in florida one week 19 million on the one issue in the one state, 10 million on the rent control measure in california, $30 million on the ohio senate race between gerard brown, $994 million in one week. harol.stuart: the day when you d that.

>> people are tired of it. coming up here is refusing to answer how she voted on a measure to impose harsher sentences on criminals in california. >> my ballot is on the way to california and i'm knocking to talk about the vote on that because honestly it's a sunday before the election. stuart: here is has become the no comic candidate. the wall street journal gerry baker will take that on shortly. in a shocking new paul harris is leading trump by three points in iowa. another shows harris extending her lead in virginia what does this mean close to the election. bostrom campaign caroline levitt next. ♪ ♪ (cheerful music) (phone ringing) [narrator] not all multi-millionaires built their wealth the same way, you have... the fearless investor. the type a cpa. the bootstrapper.

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>> donald trump held a rally in georgia over the weekend. the vice presidential pig will speak near atlanta tonight. madison alworth joins us from cobb county. what can we expect from vance in his final pitch. >> all issues, the final days most important for the campaign he is going to stress the message that peach state voters need to get out and vote if they have not done so already. when it came to 2020, trump lost by 12000 votes here in georgia, the latest polling has harris up by one point well within the margin of error, team trump obviously believes they have a shot here to be on the peach

date on the final day before the election vance will be here in cobb county later today and president trump held a large rally in macon he is looking to capitalize on voters that are happy with academy, making typically votes democrat but there one of the poorer counties in the state where a quarter of residents live in poverty. >> we built a great, great academy in their economy is terrible because of inflation in all fairness. largely because of inflation because inflation is a real bad word. kamala said she will not do one thing differently from joe biden which in itself is disqua disqualifying. >> meanwhile harris and walz don't have plans to visit georgia at all. both visited atlanta over the weekend. the campaign will hold a large rally tonight in the state was

here gets and singer usher, that will happen this evening. georgia saw the largest turnout when it came to early voting that ended on friday. the state expects they will break another record, election day tomorrow. >> thank you. as new paul shows harris leading trump by another poll extending her lead in virginia. the national press secretary caroline levitt joins me now. what is your response showing harris leading iowa and virginia. >> when it comes to the iowa polls this is a clear outlier, the emerson poll that we believe is much were accurate shows president trump and is nonsensical to think he will be 12 points down the margin he defeated joe biden by in 2020, we trust their own data and the other public data that shows president trump leading iowa in the internal polls have president trump leading in every single key battleground state and cautiously optimistic about a big victory tomorrow night

before everyone turned out to vote. we see people are turning out to vote when we look at the early voting trends with president trump and republicans are leading the early voting and everything about a nonstate and urban turnouts is down compared to where was in 2020, female turnout for kamala harris is down before those that turned out really before joe biden in 2020 as well, all signs point to a victory tomorrow night but were not taken her foot off the gas president trump has four valleys in battleground states and we need everyone to get out and vote. >> i want you to listen to what governor hochul had to say about new york bookers that support republicans. >> if you're voting for these republicans in new york you are voting for someone who supports donald trump and your anti-woman coming antiabortion and basically you are anti-american. you have just trashed american values and what country is all about over and over and you will wear this on election day.

>> the floor is yours, have at it, respond. >> this is more divisive rhetoric from the democratic party and this is what they resorted to and the top sarah get same republican women who surround themselves with donald trump like myself are weak and dumb, the tens of millions of women who cross this country your project has their ballot for president trump are credibly insulting, now we have kathy hochul and ahead of american citizens, i can't take anything more anti-american that the democrat party agenda right now and that's why president trump is going to win this race tomorrow night because american citizen hard-working families are sick and tired of being put last by democrat elitist in washington, d.c. and albany in the case of kathy hochul.

>> that was a forceful response and we appreciated. thank you for being on the show. i know a limited amount of time, thank you for being with us. jason chaffetz with me. you think republican should be worried about the poll in iowa in the wood and virginia. >> the one in iowa is a joke i saw an interview i believe mark helprin she did not know what ours and d's meant in this and how she waited in the crosstabs, there is no way you are not telling me a massive drop off of trump supporters in iowa. it's a total distraction and at the end of the day trump will win by ten percentage points. stuart: iowa is trump country, republican country. >> the last time they wanted 1988 with michael dukakis. i don't think they're going to caucus at this point. >> they wanted 1998. is that the only place he won. >> he lost every time sense to the republicans.

inflation is good to be a big driver in the selection. one important swing state under biden had some of the worst food inflation, which state. >> pennsylvania which is the largest swing state. if you look at food inflation specifically it's an eight-point to percent according to consumer affairs. it is a huge issue especially in the senate race bob casey and dave mccormick. bob casey was the guy who said price gouging that's how he was trying to shore up about in his race because pennsylvania voters that we can do anything we stand for to live in them biden here is that it's a companies fault that's where the price gouging message started, pennsylvania. >> the highest food price inflation in the country, pennsylvania. >> 19 electoral votes when people go to the polls is that what they're thinking about. >> everyone's waiting for pennsylvania, the key state.

>> 300,000 jewish voters, high inflation. stuart: break it down. >> tracking, oil and gas. >> you think he takes pennsylvania, trump? tim i think he takes pennsylvania, arizona, nevada, georgia, north carolina, i think is going to have a very good night. i think new hampshire is even in play. >> interesting stuff. >> early voting swing to the democrats just so you know. thank you very much indeed. check features monday morning red ink but there's not that much the dow off 80 points, we will take you to wall street for the opening bell next. ♪

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investors on both sides of the aisle. stuart: what happens if we don't get a quick decision unit drags on with the courts and lawyers. >> that the nightmare scenario i devolves into technicality at that point. unfortunately that's when to be a sideshow for a lot of people and it will royal market. even then if you have the right names there will be opportunities, hunt carefully. >> palantir is one of the stocks you consider to be the right name you been saying for some time it's a great investment opportunity but it hasn't moved you're still at $41 a share. >> wait a minute hasn't moved over what timeframe it moved from $6 to $41 a share. i think it's gathering strength, institutional is growing and clearly double priority and customers are running to the company, you don't see that. often. i think were setting up the stage for the next move higher it's not a typical stock that's been the language for this.

stuart: a report this afternoon after the closing bell. what are you looking for. >> is down 25%. i'm sorry excuse me for interrupting had static i think we get to see 25% growth were not quite a billion-dollar organization hundred, 825 yen new names new roster, new success and tools and that's where i will be looking. >> whatever commentators say the best investment opportunity he's ever seen in his entire career are you that strong on palantir? >> i haven't sold a single share i mauling. >> you bought it at six, when was that how long ago. >> several years ago we've been buying it constantly we went up and down and there's been a lot of this going on but that the stock will be a rodeo rider. >> we are watching it closely, keith fitz, press the button we are up and running whether you like it or not we are dow on they're down 40 odd points there

is more red than green amongst the dow 30 biased toward selling this morning but is pretty evenly split red and green amongst the dow 30 the s&p 500 where is that for the opening minutes it is up a fraction, a tiny fraction .012%, the nasdaq composite, that is down .10% it looks like a cautious mark in advance of the election tomorrow, show me big tech we do this at 930, microsoft, apple, meta, alphabet, amazon are all down. one day until the election, taylor riggs joining us, djt it was down earlier now it's up a fraction. >> i come to the betting odds that's what the stock is and $12 a share maybe last week we had a high of 50 so were trying to figure out where we are within the range some people say if he wins it goes to 70. if he loses a coaster 20.

i don't know maybe we will find out more tomorrow. >> tesla i noticed it was not exactly a renegade outline but it was down 2%. >> the china made tvs in october were down sales by about 5.3%, there's been a lot of competition in price wars within some of the domestic manufacturers, tesla really needs china to win so some concerns when you hear the sales and china were down. >> remember constellation energy i know they reported this morning and there down 11%, they were the guys that signed the nuclear deal with microsoft or the data center. >> the good news is down 11%, nothing about the fundamentals of the earnings report they said the earnings look good and they're raising their forecast with the demand for the future energy and it's so strong and in the amazon energy deal that was not approved by the federal energy regulatory commission that adjacent deal was not approved so people get worried

about the approval process with constellation in nuclear microsoft but at least for now the fundamental earnings look strong. stuart: the crypto we had bitcoin it is down just a little and so is ethereum, doesn't have anything to do with the election. >> it does i don't have a lot of fundamentals on this crypto generally had been doing well when trump was doing well in the polls because he's been seen as a crypto president more money from crypto has been spent on this election than ever before but again djt but see how things shake out in the next couple of days. stuart: we reported nvidia will replace intel amongst the dow 30 is supported how% today but when does the switch take place. >> november 8 which is a friday "after the bell". can we take a big moment to think about how unthinkable this would've been five years ago. definitely ten years ago and video replacing intel, intel is

the traditional old tech company this really tells us what a state of affair intel is in. stuart: one year ago, two years ago unthinkable. >> totally unthinkable. >> totally. >> fox reported before the bell how did we do. >> revenue was up 11% really strong political ad spend that helps the company and live sports is a big shining star. >> i'm interested in obesity drugs, weight loss drugs and i'm looking a biking therapeutics it's up 4%, do they have in obesity drug. >> we are getting closer what you see eli lilly and the other competitors to the downside because biking is flexing its muscles a little bit. let me read this i don't get it wrong 100 milligrams dose of biking patient lost eight-point to percent of their body fat after 28 days that is 6% more than those taking a placebo so

you're losing weight in your losing a lot of it. >> i wanted. >> to it the old-fashioned way stop eating the cake captain e diastolic. >> what are you my mother. >> warren buffett eli lilly, apple down a little couple of dollars, warren buffett sold more of his stake in apple. how much did he sell and how much does he have left. >> he sold 25% of his stake last quarter and for the year he sold 60% of his stake that was originally making you feel nervous but fear not he still owns $70 billion of apple and its largest holding in his down from 173 billion of which he had at the end of last year we don't know why some pretax invocation that people eager to know why because he's the oracle of omaha and he's not saying.

thank you, we are now five minutes into the trading session on a monday morning the day before the election we are down 50 points. just drop below 42000 on the d dow, take a look at the dow winners home depot, procter & gamble, visa, verizon, walmart all that, the s&p 500 the winners headed by mosaic, sherwin-williams, fox corporation, first solar number brevity and now the nasdaq winners dollar tree, charter communications, micron diamond shamrock, diamondback energy they are all winners on the nasdaq habit the ten year treasury going down below 4.2% the price of gold were looking at 2750 up to dollars today, bitcoin that is coming in at 68000, oil is at $71 a barrel, nat gas 269, the average price of a gamut of regular, $3.10.

how about that coming down very gradually. in california you're going to have to pay $4.54 for regular. joe rogan grilling senator fetterman over the democrats weaponizing immigration politics. >> didn't that deal also involve amnesty, these people will be moved to swing states and that will be used to essentially break those states and turn them blue forever. i'm not really sure. >> yesses yes that's exactly what it's all about it pete hegseth takes it on later in the show. "saturday night live" this weekend. >> it's nice to see you kamala harris. it's nice to see you kamala. wait a minute that joke seems awfully familiar. >> i look fantastic. [cheering] >> no. >> we look fantastic.

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insurance. stuart: maricopa county arizona warning about delays for the election results. alicia acuna in phoenix. what artificial the saying about this. >> i talked to maricopa county election official told me the county is already backed up as it processes the early mail-in ballot and not in large part due to the long county ballot it's two pages double-sided with an average of 79 different contest it's twice as long as most years

so taking the pages out is double the time this could impact voters in two ways it's likely going to delay full results that we historically see an hour after the polls close we will still be able to report early results but only a percentage as i catch up maricopa county says are working 2470 that it shifts in a long ballot could equal long lines on election day. we talked a couple of people that said it would take an hour. >> it definitely took more time and i felt like i had to spend more time on the ballot. >> are you concerned about the minds on tuesday people waiting what other people pulling out the long ballot. >> i am concerned ease of voting has always been a concern the whole system needs to be reframed and thought about to make voting easier for everybody because it is a struggle. >> maricopa county is a must win

an election official say it could take between ten and 13 days before the final tally, some people remember we were out here in 2020 and 2022 it felt like days on end while the count continue, that is because arizona election laws are written that impacts the order in which the ballots can be counted so were trying to educate people today and set expectations at a place that is realistic because it could take some time. >> i got it clearly, thank you so much. vice president harris made an appearance on "saturday night live" over the weekend. watch. >> kamala harris take my palm. the american people want to stop the chaos and in the drama with the cool new mama and kick back in your pajamas and watch ka kamala. stuart: the far end of the set joe concha is with me this morning. the fcc says that was not legit

her appearance was not legit, what is the problem. >> we have to have equal time for both candidates and lauren michaels who is a "saturday night live" producer for weather 50 years said recently that ritter could have either candidate on for that reason, sure enough nbc had to air a 92nd ad of donald trump during sunday night football, sunday night football is the number one show in the country every week by a country mile. in the end benefited from s&l gas or nbc gaffe. >> i did not realize do the m make. >> he got two ads and she got a skit no one is talking about. >> listen to what nancy pelosi had to say about trump's mental fitness. >> i think people when taken about voting for him have to know he could not last as president for four years with his brain deteriorating at the rate that it is in its clearly evident they may be voting for president vance which would be a horrible thing for our country.

>> that was a little sharp edged. >> right to the kidneys. she has some i not use this word some grass to say something like that on television when she covered up the cognitive dec decline. it doesn't look like he's deteriorated in any way shape or form he's hustling kamala harris 22 years younger than he is. >> the latest harris campaign ad that features active. >> i'm just one person, shut up gary last time only a few thousand votes cup trump out of office. we will hold you personally responsible. >> that seems a little threatening is that the message that harris wants to send to voters. >> that's not exactly unity. that is like a vote or die from 2004, who was at p diddy?

we don't want to bring him up but the point is i'm a huge fan of will ferrell 20 years ago but that seems unhinged at this point. >> it was aggressive looking right at you if you threaten h him. >> you better vote for kalama harris in the name of democracy. hypocritical. >> a very democratic. >> good stuff i think we will see a lot of you in the next week that is a fact. >> all of us will be quite busy, sleep is not an option. >> jason chaffetz harris seems to have abandoned the joy campaign is that going to help her abandoning joy and go to directly the dark side. >> that's all she got, two thirds of the country knows were off-track she has nothing on the economy, nothing on inflation, border security, world safety security, the price of goods at home, what is she got, there is no closing argument. if i said to anybody watching

quick what you plan to tackle inflation, you don't have anything trump is a fascist. >> the closing argument a concert with lady gaga. >> just like hillary clinton had a big party in her big concert and ended up in second place. >> in 2016 she had a party and trump went to wisconsin for the last night and one. >> she never went to wisconsin. >> she didn't go did she. >> trump played the electoral college strategy in 2016. i think he's doing the same thing now. >> absolutely he's expanding the map to where new hampshire, new mexico, virginia he's on offense while she's playing defense and all the blue wall states if she loses one of the three it's over. coming up remember back in 2016 when trump pulled off a surprise when the market quickly valley, what happens this time around, i'm going to stick my neck out and make some predictions, "the bottom line" the more power trump wins the more stocks go up. that is my opinion, my take at the top of the hour.

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races may determine the future of energy policy. hilary vaughn on capitol hill. take us through what is at stake. >> the balance of power in the senate is at stake. fox news has four senate races the democrats hold as a tossup meeting the republicans have a chance to not just flip the balance of power in the senate but a sizable majority in the process which is former president trump were to win would be key to helping him get his energy and economic agenda through congress, rnc chair michael watley saying on fox they are feeling good. >> we feel very, very bullish about montana and we know we will win west virginia, we are right there to carry the senate and when we look at pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin it's really going to have coattails from donald trump and what is amazing to me the hundreds of millions of dollars that the democrats have spent trying to hold onto the seats. >> the energy industry sees a

prime opportunity if they have a chance to close the book of the biden harris energy agenda saying in states like michigan were democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin has an edge over republican congressman mike rogers in a montana were navy seal tim she he has a lead over democratic senator jon tester, change in leadership could make a huge difference, tim stewart u.s. oil and gas association say the biden here's a administration made it very difficult to produce any energy that they don't happen the bike montana should to look at to develop and market the vast coal and oil resources in michigan the same there could also be major auto industry impacts with the balance of power were to shift in the senate there could be changes to the eb mandate that we currently see in place from biden and harris and trump pledging to move away from those that can have a huge economic impact in some of the battleground states. >> it sure would. jason chaffetz with me what happened to american energy policy if harris wins.

>> it is dismal, this will country, you think it's expensive now it's going to become expensive, they have hundreds of billions of dollars to implement a new deal and i think she will want to do it unilaterally that will drive up the cost of everything, the oil and gas lease, fracking, everything goes away with kamala harris, it's a devastating blow to our economy if kamala harris wins. thank you very much indeed thank you for being here for the full hour. a quick check of the market a bit more red ink appearing for the dow industrial get down 148 slightly lower for the s&p and slightly lower for the nasdaq, the ten year treasury yield is coming down to four-point to 8%, the price of gold not changing much, 2752 per ounce, bitcoin 67 or 68000, 68200.

on the evil of the election trump is rallying the michigan while harris hosted a concert in philadelphia with a-list celebrities. pete hegseth has something to say about that trump open rfk junior's proposal to remove fluoride from the water supply we will ask doctor siegel what he think about that. tomi lahren will react to kathy hochul slamming republican voters as anti-american. and senator fetterman says pennsylvania is going to pick the president and we will ask pennsylvania congressman dan meuser who that might be really think he's going to say trump, the 10:00 o'clock hour is next. ♪'s (cheerful music) (phone ringing) [narrator] not all multi-millionaires built their wealth the same way,

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.stuart: i'm going to go straigt into the boarding good morning, everyone 10:00 o'clock eastern time time to get to the money. the dow is down less than 100 points, the s&p out with a two-point gain, nasdaq down 20 points. the ten year treasury has been coming dow