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then. stuart: absolutely they did. stuart: kenny chesney's fine song. 11:00 eastern, friday, november 15th. plenty of red ink on wall street this morning. lots of it. dow's off over 300 and nasdaq down 376. show me big tech. they're all down. i don't see any green there at all. apple, alphabet, microsoft, nvidia and amazon all on the downside. 10 year treasury yield going up. getting pretty close to 4.5%. president trump shocked the political world with the cabinet picks and radical reform they bring with him. rfk jr. threats a real shakeup and going for them to say he's been allowed to run the department for their own benefit. and he's not happy with vaccine policy or highly processed food or the epidemic of chronic

disease. trump would allow kennedy to go "wild on health. over at the pentagon, generals are alarmed as well. pete hegseth is the nominee for defense secretary and he wants to fire woke military leaders. that could be a lot of people because to get anywhere in the military in recent years, you had to buy goo woke ideology. rooting out diversity, equity, and inclusion appointments to a culture -- amounts to a cultural revolution. at the justice department, there's a five alarm fire. nominee matt gaetz would do serious house cleaning. it was biden's justice department that launched all out lawfare to derail donald trump's candidacy. they made us look like a third world dictatorship. gaetz is the bomb thrower to fix it. question now is confirmation. trump wants recess appointments meaning they're in fast, get on with the job. the democrats and some republicans want senate hearings

because radical reform needs a public airing. if there are hearings, they'll becks plosive, highly contentious. at end of the day, president trump will get most if not all of the people he wants and he'll be in control. all aspects of our lives will be affected and noisy transformation has already begun. third hour of varney starts now. >> all the people were outsiders and they're all people that have criticized the current system and why did a lot of voters give him a chaps again? he was any doubt about why he

wants to reform, look down at mar-a-lago and hanging out with javier milea from argentina and he came in and ditched 50% of the federal government's agencies among many other radical changes right to the benefit of argentina by the way. he's been signaling this throughout, and the question is each person he bringses up, can this person bring the reform they're promising and get through a confirmation process? some are more popular than others on the hill. i'm interested in the confirmation hearing ands this radical reform should be voiced and people that can be stuart:

do you think voters are ready? we're talking real serious moves and health and human services ss and justice department. there's a real revolution coming in. we weren't aware of it during the election campaign. we're aware of it now. are we ready for it? >> this is the model and he did a bunch of drastic things and if it behooves people and works in their lives and making good on promises and things are changing for the better, people will be fine with it. there might be a short runway for stuart: fetterman told pelosi "you got what you wanted and you're still blaming biden". he suggested she step down to give a younger generation a opportunity. pelosi will be 86 in the 2026

midterms. is it time to make way for a younger generation? >> man, i got to tell you, that guy is quotable. stuart: he is now. >> that was the argument of the kamala harris campaign is that there needs to be a justice department generation and pelosi needs to decide whether she is this legendary leader who knocks heads and makes all the decisions or whether she just doesn't have responsibility at all. which one is state queens? fetterman make as good point and makes a good point about the leadership that been in place for decades and people have largely rejected in favor of something they're taking a pretty big risk on as we talked about in the last discussion. stuart: mary katherine, have a good weekend. >> thank you. stuart: check the markets, has

it gotten any worse? dough off over 3000 and s&p down 70 points. late yesterday, chairman powell said he's in no hurry to low eric interest rates. that has upset investors big time. why should people avoid bitcoin? >> people are crohning about the crypto currency gains and it's in carney and greater fool theory and coming to crypto, there's no asset or company that's producing something look. at least with cold, melt it down and make into a bracelet or ring for your sweetie. this is being driven by hype that going for doge coin and all for eliminating government waste. going for them and crypto coin up 220% since the election.

places to make money and not in crypto and greater fool theory and investors should avoid. >> people use as a currency and speculation. that's fine but with interest rates going up and mentioned chairman powell and no hurry to cut interest retireds but estimation is he'll raise interest rates and 10 year yield going from 3.6 to 4.4% since the fed started cutting and, stuart, most americans now have nearly $6,000 on credit card debt. bills go up and harder and harder to put money in pixydust.com. stuart: are you betting against elon musk? >> i am. stuart, no more divisive man alive in america today. perhaps president trump or president elect trump than elon musk. meme love him or hate him. i don't hate him but hate the stock here and tesla up 75%, the

stock,? just the last six months and trading at a very extraordinary pe ratio, stuart. 85 times earnings so if you want to bet against tesla, tsls, it goes up when tesla goes down. do your own due diligence and more appropriate for a short term trade, but i think a lot of so called trump trades, stuart, the news is out and fade for weeks to come and, tesla, it's a short at these levels. stuart: careful, you're on video tape saying that and we'll bring back your attention later. jonathan hoenig, good stuff. see you soon. >> be well. stuart: october retail sales, numbers came out this morning. up 2-point -- when it 2.8% or 2.4%? >> 2.4 i believe. stuart: up 2.4% in the last 12 months. lauren simonetti is taking a look at luxury brands. lauren, seems like shoppers are not splurging, is that accurate?

reporter: well, the price is too darn high and consumers have pulled back. take a look here, the owner of gucci and balenciar, the sales are down 16% and mono-claire and lvh are not far behind and also struggling. see what many brands did during covid and consumers were flushed with cash was raise prices. >> a lot of brands felt the value of the exclusivity was there and now it's backfired a bit. lauren: average price of luxury item is up 16% and some designers like prada and chanel, their bags doubled in price since then. it's astonishing when you're trying to make a purchase. if these brands want to win back

the wealthier or aspirational shopper, they need to get creative. speaking of creativity, that's the flagship louis vuitton fifth avenue store. they rapped during renovations in the signature logo leather. it's unbelievable. going up close, tell you go away like they did to me this morning. read a small sign that says pardon the renovations, shop next door in the temporal integration tray store. that grand opening is today. that too. i will just say, i don't fit in, stuart. stuart: you're so honest. reporter: but you might. stuart: don't know about that. i hope to see you next week. come back. see you soon. reporter: have a great weekend, he can be. stuart: you too. coming up, shakeup at department of justice. trump wants total reform and stacking the department with matt gaetz and the two men that defended him in court. an illegal migrant says he supports trump even though he risks being deported.

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stuart: am general, microsoft and dow stocks and taken together they shave 180 points off the dow industrial average. now this, ice ramping up surveillance of the boarder and incoming trump administration. making a move and asking companies to submit bids for different technology and management tools to monitor illegal migrants and these plans call for different things like ankle monitors and jps trackers and bio-metric check in technology and this would be expansion of current alternative to detention program and president of the border council is a timing of all this and this call to action was not a

coincidence. >> latest data from ice showed that only about 195,000 people are currently under ice surveillance with only about 18,000 of them using gps ankle monitoring. trump promised border reform with a total change of policy and deputy secretary of homeland security says this call for more resources shows ice aggressively preparing for this incoming trump admin vagues. is >> i know the ice agents and border patrol and they felt a huge sigh of relief with trump winning the election. they know they finally get to go back to doing what they signed up to do they'll enforce the law

and protect the country and going to belong here. >> right now ice says that docket solicit about 7 million people. stuart, this shows how much this pramila would have to grow within the trump administration. stuart: got it. danamarie, thank you very much indeed. trump administration is preparing to expand migrant detention centers and sheriffs of cochee county, arizona, is joining me now. sheriff, these centers will have to be guarded and they're calling them cams and concentration camps. you're getting bad pr out of this, aren't you? >> you are. that's politically driven, stu. the fact they'll be compliant looking at last four years and we had thousands and thousands

coming into the country. they were set in centers and going to set with processes and complained about that and now trying to deport the most violent people and most vulnerable to the community talking about the high risk, worse of the worst to get them back out of the country and they're going to complain. that's politics at its worst. there's not anybody that should be complaining about whether democrats or republicans, independents and fact they're trying to keep the communities safe. stuart: where will they be? in blue state s? >> the majority coming to poll the risk and they're going to be in the areas. no doubt about it. these governors and these mayors are opposing what president trump is going to do. tom homan. shame on them.

there's going to be a cost to this and going to be a cost for them. stuart: wall street journal says the cartels. >> impact of the agents and got a call from border patrol and just because the amount of surge and amount of smuggling going on. yeah, we're seeing it stuart: does this change the way you uphold the law in your state? >> it's a tool in the tool chest but the difference now, stu, is the fact we have a president

that has prioritized this border and having the federal government do the job they're mandated to do. not discretionary but mandated to do. we hope it takes pressure off us. what it does do for law enforcement in arizona is if we find a individual that's one of the worst of the worst and we can't get ahold of border patrol, we have a tool now, not to release them but put in detention. that's what the law does and protects the state and citizens. stuart: sheriff, sounds like big change is coming and coming fast. sheriff daniels, thank you for joining us this morning. thank you very much. >> thank you, stu. thanks for having me. stuart: illegal migrant says he supports trump, even though he risks being deported. tell me more, ashley. ashley: it's interesting because he believes president elect tram subpoena better for economic reasons and he told cnn, a trump presidency would benefit his young children, who are u.s. citizens. watch this. >> i support donald trump for the economy. democrats forgot their promise

when these guys are in the office in washington. the latinos want a better nation. reporter: you're really not thinking about yourself, you're thinking about your children and the future of your children? >> yes, i want better for my childrens. ashley: the illegal immigrant stated he'd respect the decision if deported and would go back to mexico with his family and not come back to the united states. new twist on the story, stu. stuart: ash, thanks. coming up, democrat congressman richy torres says trump is cracking the ultimate blue wall. >> not only did donald trump crack the blue wall in the industrial midwest, but he's beginning to crack the blue wall, the ultimate blue wall in urban america. stuart: is trump changing america's political landscape? good question. we're on it. incoming senate majority leader matt thune says getting matt gaetz through will not be easy. former deputy assistant attorney

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stuart: elon musk ramping up openai and microsoft. what are they accusing of doing, ashley? ashley: eliminating intelligence and amended lawsuit file yesterday and trump made going for chatgpt and founded microsoft and venture capitalist reed hoffmann as defendants and accusing openai sam altman of rampant self-dealing and de facto merger with microsoft. openai, microsoft and hoffmann, none have immediately responded to musk's latest lawsuit.

which ising shares around $135 each of the value of the company more than 250 billion. that's a lot of money. and xai bringing to 45 billion and double its valuation from just a few weeks ago, stu. stuart: must be ai. david spunt joining me. david, we know about matt gaetz. who else is trump adding? >> a couple of big names. todd blanch is the president's personal defense attorney in three of his most recent cases. he's going to be the deputy attorney general if confirmed, essentially running the department and blanch fought against jack smith and doj in court and will run day-to-day operations of the justice

department as deputy attorney general. man behind him in the previous shot is imal bove and he's another trump defense attorney and that's him in the blue tie. he was chosen to be number three as doj. matt gaetz, allies of the former congressman continue to come to his defense and fights off attacks from both sides of the aisle. presidential adviser steven miller says if you're more upset about nominating a reformer to clean up doj than about doj orchestrated a hostile takeover of the democracy and third world coup and face evidence and show trials, you're pinch hitting for the bad guys. fox news told that gaetz was working the phones yesterday, stuart. expected to continue doing that today, over the weekend and next week to try and secure as many vote z as possible, but it seems to be an uphill climb. he needs a sipple majority of those present to be officially confirmed as next attorney

general. watch this. >> i have concerns that he can't get across the finish line and we'll spend a lot of political capital. i say we. a lot of people spending a lot of capital on something you get done wonder if it's worth it. reporter: gaetz was subject of fbi/doj investigation in allegations of sex trafficking, but the department dropped the probe last year and did not file charges. mr. gaetz denies any wrong doing and sucket of the house ethics probe looking into similar allegations but since he's no longer a congressman, that report will no longer be released at least publicly bit committee. in addition to the justice department. going to oversee fbi, dea and, stuart, more than 115,000 employees in the doj and all of its comments, many that worked in republican and democratic administrations, and gaetz would be the boss of all of them if

confirmed. stuart: very nervous, david spunt, thank you indeed. john thune believes getting matt gaetz will not be easy. watch this. >> when it comes to matt gaits gaetzfor ag, obviously there wan ethics investigation ongoing and he's resigned. we don't know what's going to happen. would you say that report factors into his hearings? >> well, my guess is at some point it gets out there. i don't -- i'm not sure exactly what that process is at the moment, but, you know, these confirmation hearings, they're fairly comprehensive in terms of the vetting process that nominees go through. >> there could be fireworks here coming up. this is not going to be easy. >> no, none of this will be easy. stuart: that's for sure. former deputy assistant attorney john yoo joins me now. john, can gaetz be confirmed in a recess appointment? can he? >> this is untested area of the constitution.

i don't think the senate is going to vote to confirm gaetz. this is putting on my hat as a former general council to senate judiciary committee. all the pro problems that david spunt went through i think will lose him a lot of votes in the senate. what happens under the constitution is if senate goes into a recess, the president is allowed to appointment someone into the office for up to two years. the problem is the senate doesn't want to go into recess. the senate has been trying to stay open for business essentially for years and years and years because president obama tried to do this too and appointment a lot of officials and looking for new provision that'll create a recess and no one knows for example and what happens if senator thune coming in and everyone go home and come to work.

nobody know ifs it happens or if gaetz was recess appointed during that period and whether it'll be good and it would cripple the justice department for duoyears and have someone in the office constantly being challenged, not being properly confirmed to office. stuart: in your opinion, he should not be confirmed? >> just as if i were senator, i wouldn't vote to confirm him. i think president trump here would be making unforced error to recess an appointment because it would slow the kind of reforms he wants to execute at the justice department. stuart: all right. it seems like -- has the judiciary and new york, georgia, they've failed. has the judiciary been damaged because the charges were brought? >> i think that the state court taken a big hit to the reputation and courts in new

york city where you are and financial capitol of the country. people that are investing there, people who are living there, they've got to ask, is the rule of law in effect in new york city? now, the dc courts, federal courts i think outcome was better because the supreme court of the united states accelerated the case, took review, granted the president immunity and essentially tried to shut down the lawfare that was being conducted by the biden justice department and the special council. federal courts came out okay and the new york courts took a special hit and letting theming go forward or brought by alvin bragg on tissue thin accusations and serious problems that will lead that conviction to be overturned on appeal.

>> he's saying that trump is beginning to crack the ultimate blue wall of american cities. so torres is saying that president elect trump has been gaining ground with core voters that the democratic party alienated in recent years in far left policies. take a listen to this. >> donald trump is beginning to crack the ultimate blue wall in urban america. hoe came within five points of winning new jersey. he came within s 12 points of winning new york. one in three new yorkers in new york city voted for donald trump. in 2012, barack obama won 96% of the vote in the south bronx. in 2024, donald trump won nearly 30% of more than 20 point swing. reporter: so we knew and trump knew that rural votes would be important and he showed us with

campaign rallies he had a real chance in urban areas and some people were saying that that wasn't the case. take a look at map here and you see the point swings that trump had in urban areas from coast-to-coast. up five point swing in philadelphia, nassau county saw 13 point swing. that county voted for trump for the first time in like four decades were republican. these democratic strongholds in the cities and surrounding areas seemingly less strong and yes i was in brooklyn with the bakery owner and took that report yesterday. he voted for bidding 2020, voted for tram nap this election. he said his other business owners that he has in the neighborhood, they felt the same way. if trump keeps his promises, which is to turn the economy around, you're looking at former democratic voters that are going to vote republican going forward. >> stuart: that's fascinating. madison, thank you. coming up, could kamala harris run for governor of california in two years, in 2026? we're all over that. drivers in california bracing

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>> stuart: on the marks, it can get worse, dow down 330 and nasdaq down 400 points. as for bitcoin, flirted with $90,000 earlier. it's back to 89 and small change. then gas pr prices in californi. they could go up even more after the state just approved new fuel standards. max gordon in san pedro. how much could gas prices go up in california? reporter: hey, stu. there's debate about how high gas prices could rise and one study suggests that the price of

gallon of gas could go up to 75-cents additional per california is facing highest gas prices in the nation and paying even more. potential to significantly increase fuel prices up to around $150 per gallon by 2055 and the executive officer posted on x that staff will monitor unexpected gas price impacts and come back with program adjustment ifs concern about price increases linked to lcfs do materialize and standards help air quality and spur alternative energy innovation, but it's been a lot of opposition. environmental groups say too much money being spent on bio-fuel development and state republicans say the cost of living is already too high in california.

>> ting not just the price at the pump but it's affecting everything else. reporter: the refinery behind me operated by phillips 66 operated by otoacoustic another nearby refine -- another refinery. phillips 66 says they'll be working with the state to meet fuel needs. this comes on heels of governor gavin newsom's approval of legislation that would allow the state to require refineries to maintain gasoline reserves and attempt to maintain price spikes and the closure not triggered by the new law and due to uncertainty surrounding the shift towards lower carbon energy sources. this refinery employs about 600 workers here along with 300 contractors and it's unclear what is going to happen to the

refinery site once it closes down. stuart: sure, max gordon, thanks very much. kamala harris kept quiet about future plans, ashley, strange question, what do voters think she'll do? ashley: run for governor of california. 46% of registered voters would be very likely or somewhat likely to back harris as leader of california. gavin newsom is term limited and cannot seek a third term in 2026 and harris easily captured california's 54 electoral votes in last week's election, but there's been plenty of speculation about what is she going to do now when she leaves office in two monarchies? the vice president has not publicly discussed any potential future plans.

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stuart: do why you pick your outfits for the show or are you tommed what to wear? madison, that's for you. >> i'm not told but we have a wonderful wardrobe department here and pacific out some of the cutest dress and outfits and this is courtesy and i pick what color i'm feeling for the day. stuart: ashley. ashley: it's so easy for guys. suits, shirts ties. i don't give a lot of thought and grab the nearest one to be honest. stuart: i'm the same. easy for guys, just rotate the color of your tie and jacket you wear and always wear white shirts. very simple, not brain surgery here. from joe, hi, stu, you wake up in early morning hours and what time do you eat dinner? i lived in florida and got used to eating early bird at 3:30 in the afternoon. i still like to. madison. >> i don't and you'll make my

answer sound better. i love a 5:30 dinner and wake up early for the job. my friends laugh at me for that, but it's no 3:30. feeling better about my response now. stuart: ashley, dinner time? ashley: same as madison, 5:30, 6:00 and in bed by 9:00. stuart: favorite excursion you've done on vacation? i've got that. in paris an enormous cemetery where all kinds of celebrities are buried, including jim morrison from the doors. great excursion. ashley. ashley: you know, it wasn't vacation. i was in egypt covering the arab spring, but there was a couple of days where we had down time spended up going to the pyramids and no one was there because of unrest and had the place to

myself and that was unforgettable. stuart: madison. >> i went scuba diving in the philippines at night and fully underwater and had a flashlight and only see as far as the light refracted and coolest scuba experience i've done. i wouldn't do it again today because i'm a little more afraid now, but it was amazing then. stuart: know ty says what superpower do you wish you have? i've given it thought and answer is time travel. go back in time and see how things work. i'd like to go back to jesus' first miracle turning water into wine and taste that vintage because it was probably pretty good. >> you must use it also to get some good investing in, stu. stuart: could could back and invest in nvidia. >> there you go. stuart: how about you, ash? ashley: i love to fly and have a horrible fear of heights so i'd

have to get over that. stuart: how early do you decorate for christmas from melissa? on our around december 15th. i don't want to do it too early. >> no, the right answer is as soon as thans giving it done. we have less time this year between thans giving and christmas and thanksgiving turkey in the fridge ready for sandwiches and the tree is up. ashley: going up to the attic and brain bring all the stuff d. stuart: where is the michael angelo original sculpture of david showcased? paris, france; rome, italy; italy; or barcelona, spain? answer when we come back.

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stuart: the trivia question of the day, where is michelangelo's original sculpture of david showcased? you always get the trivia question right. get it right this time. neil: thank you for being so observant but that will jinx me. i will go with number 3,

france. a classic italian city, number 3. stuart: madison claim she knows the answer. lydia: i have seen the original david in florence, italy. the original. is there a duplicate? i don't know. you could bring it to your home. the og is in florence. stuart: i will go with number 3, florence. the academia gallery of florence. 1501. we are out of time. a wonderful week. thanks for being here. coast-to-coast starts now. neil: have a great weekend. a couple big developments. this is the metaphor of the day. look at this