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it. the president trump era has begun. >> biden as president and de facto in fact. i think making him qualified to be president. >> it's not a good thing that jihadists just just made a big breakthrough and they're going to inspire bad guys throughout the region. >> people head of crime and chaos and hopefully sending alvin bragg away. stuart: dancing queen right next to you. >> it it is -- stuart: it is the rolling stones. ain't too proud to beg. there you go. what a title. it's tuesday, december 10 and markets in the green but not by much and dow up 13 and nasdaq up

13 and show me big tech where the money is and it's doing okay. alphabet, amazon, microsoft up. app and will nvidia down ever so slightly. where's the yield on the 10-year treasury and that's moving up just a little. now this. iran suffers blows of historic proportion withs assad's fall. bashar al-assad was useful to the mullahs and now he's gone. but wait, it gets worse, the iranians now have to deal with donald trump. their economy is in shambles and they've wasted their money supported it terror and many of their own people are in revolt. trump isn't showing much sympathy and things are changing fast. russia suffering a major league setback in syria. putin's military uses a warm water port on syria's mediterranean coast and naval

air base and the warships sailed away. it's humiliating for putin and military couldn't keep assad in power and they're so week they never tried and doesn't do much and trump is taking note and so much is changing and iran and russia in retreat and putin and zelensky talking about peace. china rattled by trump's threats of sanctions and mexico and canada nervous about trump on the boarder and in the five weeks since the owe election, america has a new image, incoming sheriff projects power. this is all taking place in president elect trump's performing the government. the -- performing the government. bureaucracy is on the chopping block and capitalism is okay again and it's exciting and the mood is shifting and kamala harris' campaign was negative and trump positive. make america great again. that's a good start. third hour of varney starts now.

♪ stuart: lieutenant colonel james carafano joining me now. are you agreeing that iran and russia are the big loser s? >> yeah, you got it. this is really, really important and for russia, it's not just about syria, it is that's it is platform for projecting power into africa and it's a major blow to russia and the arabians and the israelis and you've -- israelis and the iranians and you've wiped out the pipeline and the real issue here is that we have to keep an eye on it and donald trump getting these to nullify and he's absolutely

right. this is not afghanistan on the end of earth and people will be watching this and it's the thing to watch for is the turkish interests here and israeli interests here and allies and they're finding the combination in align and that's a huge buffer for the u.s.. stuart: would you agree that things are looking and you happen it's a positive mood, not just in the mideast but all over the place because of president trump? >> well, look at big three and russia, china and iran, all are on a back foot. tram almost go in with a pretty strong position against the russians. and it's not just syria, which is a strategic disaster for the russians and look at georgia, where russias has very serious interests but the government sunned enormous pressure and getting international support for the opposition. look at romania where they had a setback with a candidate knocked down with the presidential

election and very little space at and we're on the margin and tensions between russia and china and trump is coming in strong and we should be clear why this has happened. this has happened because russia, china and iran all ran wild under joe bind. and they got so crazy and overreached that they overstretched and people kicked them back. it's a twofer and that was on the dance card a year ago. stuart: got it. taiwan says china is conducting its largest maritime operation in three decades and 90 vessels conducting military drills near taiwan and are they just issue ago warning to trump for this? >> it's interesting the chinese are recently with a chinese representative at the conference in morocco and it was speaking

to the global south and we're going to take taiwan back and you people need to sit and watch this. chinese are very entrepreneurial and they try these different things and look tough and try to be soft and find the exact right space. where she a lot more international support for taiwan. stuart: got it. james carafano, always a pleasure. come back soon. thank you, my friend. check the markets and that's a little bit of green, not bad. mike murphy with me for the entire hour. kind of muted today and is this all about the feds and whether they're lowering them on the line. jot weak fed decision and the

expectation is how far is roughly 20% from the fed and i think it's going to push us and we're talking about and getting to plus 30% on the s&p for the year and that's enough to push us up to that level. stuart: it's been a fantastic year. >> but doesn't make tevin better. stuart: that follows 2023, which is pretty good too. >> we talked about this own the market and they go up and there'll be corrections and shelloffs and there'll be selloffs and stay invested in the market. >> if you're one of the lucky

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about boeing moving higher today on reports they have resumed production of that 737 max. it comes just one month after that seven week union came to an end and more coming up. alvin bragg botched the prosecution of daniel penny and we'll have that one for you. bill clinton for the long list of excuses for why kamala harris lost. >> vice president harris had an almost impossible job. no time to have primaries. so she was in effect a stranger to people. stuart: really? a stranger. she was the vice president for three and a half years. jimmy failla has a lot to say about this. he's in the studio and casually walking towards me. he will sit down and take his place and entertain us all moments from now.

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stuart: south dakota governor kristi noem expected to talk to senators today and making her case why she should be confirmed as trump's dhs secretary and going for them making noise by capitol hill today. >> i don't know if they're making noise but feels like mar-a-lago 2.0 here and there's so many cob net picks here making the rounds and talking with senators and the fbi director nominee kash patel just walked outed of mark wayne mullen's office and didn't talk

or answer any questions and a lot of folk haves been asking him if he's going to go after democrats and go after the january 6 committee and he's stayed silent on the hill and as you mentioned homeland security secretary kristi noem going to make her debut and meet with four different senators including rand paul and trump's defense secretary pete hegseth meets with two senators today who could tank him, stuart. that's lisa me murkowski and sun colins and comes after progress he made with joni ernst yesterday and said she'll support hegseth through the process but not a clear yes though.

reporter: now tulsi gabbard was on the hill and said it'll be a tough one and he does see a path for her confirmation and senator ernst aren't saying no publicly or even privately but they're deferring to this confirmation process, the advise and consent. they want to see the fbi background checks and they want to have the folks go through the nomination hearings but again, things could take awhile, especially for those that are facing scrutiny out there. stuart. stuart: thank you, we'll be watching. former president bill clinton adding to the list of excuses about why kamala harris lost for donald trump. watch this. >> vice president harris had an almost mappable job because r are she became a candidate when she couldn't legally access the money given

to joe biden is she was essentially a stranger to people. stuart: jimmy failla a stranger this morning and harris was the only option if they ped to keep biden's cash and they were stuck with her. >> that really sum this is up in a nutshell and their priority was themselves and their money and that was the biggest criticism of them during the election and they kept telling you everything was fine because they wanted you to believe it and was they'd be find that was the big lecture on the economy and going for $7. it's the surrogates on tv and they're not your problem. it's the cash register and bill clinton is telling the truth about the border and remember when he was campaigning and said maybe if they vetted the migrants that young lady wouldn't have got killed. i don't know they wanted you to say that out here on the campaign trail. then he talked about her like she's physically attractive and he said that . i know, this is why you never hire a campaign surrogate that gets paid in singles. that's the problem with bill clinton. stuart: you're terrible.

>> only a block away from the jiggle joint when the speech is over. stuart: reporting that one democrat close with lawmakers says the lack of leadership coming from the white house feels like the president and going for them and newt said this, watch. >> trump is the first d de-phacotoe president going to paris and president macron treated him with full presidential honors as if he was the president and it's as if the president trump era has begun and oh, by the way, joe biden still just hanging out. stuart: president trump era has begun and biden's era is failing. >> reminds me of the unconventional moment when we had two popes. reck when benedict stepped aside and there's like a second string pope and biden is like president

amaritus and got nothing from jill biden. she likes talking to trammed nap church more than joe. you're at the cathedral in notre dame and asking for them for a problem. stuart: it's a night of comedy this thursday and tickets are on sale. >> doing standup comedy, myself, adam, jim, and anthony rodilla and we have my high school graduation and this will be my first time in that room sober. it's a big deal and i hope i know my way around and i'm not quite sure and they'll defund the joke police and no political ideology and we're throwing the fast ball and all jokes about an hour and a half worth and get tickets at foxnation.com or

watch it on foxnation.com and you need the rating and show up. jot patriot's awards and have an idea of that and it's over the course of the night. less that be the joke of the odds working and very much being in the moment and i'm clearly not preparing for this as you know. i'm kidding, stu, you're the best. stuart: it's over. jimmy, we wish you the best of luck. we'll be this. thanks so much. merriam-webster, that's the dictionary people and announced word of the year. good morning, madison. what's the word? >> good morning. the word is polarization. that was the word of the year. merriam-webster defines as division into two, sharply distinct opposite and that word stood out online in the look up data and don't need a physical

dictionary and look online with it being an election year and webster said it was searched a lot and used on television a lot. there was other words that made the top of the list that were also related to politics. democracy was a top word and so was pander. pander searches grew in settlement september after harris was accused of pandering to different groups and word weird picked up traction in july after tim walz started aiming that insult at vance and it didn't work very well. ilission got a spot on the list and collision could be both things and illision is ship into stationary and popped up because of the baltimore scott francis key bridge collapse. stuart: i did not know that . >> use that for trivia and i'll get it correct. stuart: it's where a ship run into a stable object. >> stationary object.

stuart: that is illision. never heard that word before. have you, mike murphy? >> never heard it. that's why i come here to learn something, every time i'm here . stuart: you do indeed. thank you, madison. look at the top winners on the dough. boeing is up 5%, nice gain. american express 2%, ibm, chevron, wal-mart al up 1% or more. coming up, trump resistance continues and attorney general of california now giving advice how to avoid helping trump deport illegals. daniel penny celebrated his dismissal and calls for attorney bragg to resign after his botched case. more on that next with jon levine.

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another activist person and the financial person had taken money and everything going wrong for maceys and they had a lot of different levers and activists are saying you need to do something with the real estate and buy back a lot of stock and strong cash position and i think this sets the stable for macys to either institute some of these financial to pull. it's up from 16. stuart: another one doing well today is alphabet. there's a new quantum computer chip that set the world on fire and stock is up 3.8%. is that why you like this company? >> no, i'm old enough to remember when it was called google. but i think there's so much, what they're doing quantum computing being one thing and so many other parts of their business and the big thing there's talk they may be broken up and that's held down the price of the stock because maybe

the government comes in and forces them to spin off search or spin off another part of the company and i would argue if they do break up the company, that gives -- let's those separate companies trade at higher multiples and that'll be the greed creed and a positive for shareholders and alphabet and few points and 191 all time high and heading to 200 before the end of the year. stuart: fascinating and quantum computing doesn't hurt. thousand did he batch it? ashley: prosecutors rejected calls from a mistrial from penny's legal team after being deadlocked on the trial and carry as maximum sentence of 15

years in prison and bragg urged the judge to throw out that top charge and have the jury continue deliberating on the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide, which carried a maximum of four years in prison. penny's lawyers objected arguing that lesser charge could basically coerce the jury into a compromised verdict but in the end, they didn't have to worry with pepny with the defeat but certainly another blow for position as manhattan's da. stuart: jon levine is with us this morning. what are the chances that bragg resign s? >> somewhere around zero i would say. look, he's an elected official. he screwed up. if we were having officials resign for incompetence, we wouldn't have anyone in government. it's up to the voters to vote him out of office if he's not doing his job properly. look, he'll obviously finish the primary in a democratic pryor may and reelection in new york city.

maybe we'll go a different way, i don't know. stuart: it's left the city, people are frightened in the city and scared and if you go to help somebody who is in danger, you may end up the guy that goes to prison. >> absolutely. for dangerous to help someone than to not be involved. ivoried an lot of subways in my life and seen a lot of stuff on subways. generally not people helping other people. it's mostly just people looking at the ground and praying that the storm passes over them. even i don't know if i'd rush to help somebody in distress on the subway for the very reasons we're talking about. stuart: adams was in support of daniel penny and achance he'll become a republican? there's been talk about that? >> there's been a lot of talk and i can certainly see a move where it's the right move for him. he'll do it if he thinks it's to

his advantage. right now he's staring down a reelection campaign under federal indictment and probably get killed in the democratic primary. i think if he thinks he could win as a republican, he'd do it and spector of adams cuomo race in new york city, which would be wild, wild stuff. stuart: you know what would be really wild, it would be donald trump campaigning for mayor eric adams. >> if you go republican, you don't go halfway and probably campaign with trump and endorse each other and terrifying in new york statement stuart: i wonder if adams can win. >> we remember cuomo's baggage with the coronavirus and the me too scandal and day alps under federal indictment and not good for him but federal indictment

doesn't mean what it used to and inhibitor of getting elected for other people lately. stuart: one troubling thing from the daniel penny case was outside the courthouse and back lives matter and suggesting we need blag black individual tees to take care of white people. that was appalling, i think. >> openly psychotic and crazy stuff. best case scenario and taking off to the stream and healthcare shooter in that person caught and swiftly prosecuted. stuart: think black lives matt service connected an unspent force? >> they were protesting last night and quiet and peaceful and going for black lives matter protest and it would be peaceful and it feels like it's the wind has gone out of the sails on that movement. stuart: jon levine, thank you for joining us. it was a pleasure and see you again soon. activists are calling obstructing cerumen biden to clear all inmates from death row.

is biden considering this? >> he is considering it, yeah. carine jean-pierre said president biden is expected to make clemency announcements by the end of his term. right now that's 40 inmates on death row and acti activists are urging biden to commute death sentences to life sentences and they're asking him to free people serving long drug sentences. now, of course trump during the first term and of course there's still time. biden did issue a moratorium on executions so no death penalties like people being another

interesting thing is issue of federal inmates moved to home confinement during the pandemic so federal inmates in jail sent home during the pandemic because of the coronavirus. the thousands of people sent home are still home right now. stuart: kidding me? >> no, and biden said he wants them to remain there. trump was trying to get them back into the federal court system. it didn't work. biden kept them at home. they're calling on biden to say make sure the people can stay home. former trump officials are working with drone technology to build a digital fence on the boarder and how does it work,

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stuart: all right, big tech had a couple of good weeks and look at it today. alphabet up 3.6% and amazon up and microsoft at 447 and only app and will nvidia are down. apple and nvidia are down. take another look at nvidia. murphy's with me. that stock got hit when china announced antitrust probe. it's not that much of a reaction to that news from china. does it matter and still on the upward path forever? >> i think the market will look past that and a lot is probably china trying to moisture or position themselves for what could be coming from the trump

administration and no major impact on nvidia long term and trading up through the 140s, 150s and saying i wish i could buy this and look for negative news or perceived negative news and there's a buying opportunity. stuart: if you want in, there's a buying opportunity and going sharply higher >> yeah, back above the 150 level. level. stuart: okay. what else do we have for you. the wild fireses, this is serious stuff. in california, fire fighters are battle ago wild fire that exploded in malibu and franklin fire burned 220 acres and not -- 2200 acres and not contained and evacuation orders in place and malibu pier is affected and unclear what that means and parts of southern california under a red flag warning because of the dangerous santa anima winds in southern corral. drone officials working with a drone company to build a digital fence on the border.

max go gordon joining us from chino, california. >> we're talking about using ai sensors and drone technology to patrol the southern boarder and some of that tech is on display here and two drones manufactured by design technologies and based out ovirvine, california, this is the leap, it can stay in the air for about 30 hours at a time and right here, we've got ultra. believe it or not it can stay in the air for 80 hours at a time. these drones are unique and can takeoff, fly, land without a pilot and nobody behind the stick and both utilize this advanced camera technology that can detect motion from up to 25,000 feet in the air. they'd be able to patrol the southern border from the aircraft up in the air at the same time. another big issue we're dealing with right now, drone incursions. according to the department of

defense, there's about a thousand drone incursions that we know of happening every month. cartels are sending drones -- drugs over the border using these drones for scouting mismissions and one way to combt is the drone buster. costing about $50,000 a pop and officials can take this gun, point it at a drone and they can take it down or send it back to where it came from. this is all aimed at making the southern board aerosafer place with technology. >> dealing with ground based censor asks allows you to focus your effort and these planes fly for 80 hours and no pilot in there and it just flies and flies. reporter: of course we've been talking a lot about government

spending with doge. the southern border wall as proposed by president trump and the hard southern border wall, physical barrier costing about $21 billion. according to design technologies, these drones are a whole lot cheaper between $3-5 million a piece and currently don't have a contract with border patrol, but they're hoping to all in the hopes of making the southern border more secure. stuart: the attorney general rolling out a new plan to resist donald trump. what is he doing, madison? >> trying to resist donald trump's efforts to deport illegal migrants. attorney general rob banta is vowing to prevent mass deportations in his state. last week he sent guidance to courthouses, healthcare facilities, universities, libraries and shelters all in the state outlining policies to adopt in order to resist the draconian and inhumane

immigration enforcement actions. these state agencies were directed to the 2017 law, which is called the california values act. it prohibits state and local law enforcement agencies from assisting with immigration enforcement with very few exceptions. banta said "i want to emphasize that the california doj is here to protect immigrants' safety, freedom and immigrant's' rights and they say what about the freedom, safety and rights of california residents. stuart: what about them and the rest of us? thank you, madison. get a check of the dow 30. ups and downs. pretty even split. it's pretty even. dow is up 60 points and a number of stock ntsb green. almost is exactly the same as number of stocks in the red. look at this headline. look at this and obama coning them a job. wawall street journal allysia finley wrote that and explaining the fall in obama care that led

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luigi mangioni. tell me more about the alleged shooter, brian. reporter: stuart, good morning. we're getting first look at 26-year-old luigi mangioni as he was inside this altoona, pennsylvania, mcdonalds yesterday morning. take a look at photos and see him eat ago hash brown in the back of the restaurant and also see him with his mask ebonies face and eyewitness named larry was inside the mcdonalds hagg coffee with the friend and mangioni wa walked in and his by said that looks like the goo from new york and recognized his jacket and backpack and larry said employees thought the same thing. >> >> she said said he's from

new york. >> primroses say a customer spotted him and recognized him and alerted employee and called 90 and the reporter: officer canned if he was in new york, he became quiet and started shaking. this 26-year-old gave police a fake id and was the same fake one used by the brian thompson shooter to check into a hostile in new york city. mangioni's photo and had a different name w. asked why he lied about his name, mangioni told police "i clearly shouldn't have". he had a loaded 3 did printed gun, silencer d3d printed gun, silencer, $10,000 in cash and a book bag that's known to block electronic signals and plea page

handout written manifesto that spoke against corporate america and healthcare companies and stuart, mangioni was charged in new york city for the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson and faces four other charges. he's being held here in pennsylvania on local charges. is what's the flaw in the charge that brian thompson revealed in goonies and foremost healthcare not more affordable or accessible or less and in most people's eyes and look at gallop poll on friday, there was a huge decline in the number of people

rating healthcare coverage and quality as excellent. wasn't this what obama said that his law was supposed to do? if you like your healthcare doctor and plan and keep him? no. this is partly because of all the obama care regulations that have actually led to higher deductibles, premiums that are partly offset by subsidies, but also narrower net works and harder to see a doctor outside of your network or have to pay more out of pocket. stuart: one of the bad things of this episode, one of the many is hostility displayed publicly towards executives of healthcare companies and in fact, the merchandise put online on amazon, out there saying deny, defend, depose and supporting the shooter and how come the shooter garnered so much sympathy. >> it was a scapegoat and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders on the left and some fascists of the right really beat down these healthcare ceos

saying you're putting profit over patients. in fact a lot of distortions and the problems we have in healthcare are result of the government regulations. stuart: the manifesto on this man saying he's anticapitalist and what was the expression and the bad guys got what they deserved? something like that. >> it's interesting and this guy is going to starbucks and went to mcdonalds and businesses and can't be too anticapitalist; right? but really, we can't blame the left for this shooting, but this guy probably had a psychiatric break, young man we've seen this. there is the rhetoric where drug companies or big corporations are killing people and it's a little over the top and i think we need to tone it down. stuart: allysia finley, thank you for joining thus morning.

new york governor cath reigns leading hochul wants to -- kathy hochul wants to give $3 billion back to new yorkers. why, ashley? ashley: to help them fight inflation, stuart, of course. she said it's going to help working family battle high prices and paid for by tapping into excess sales tax revenue and one time direct payment plan part of hochul's 2025 state of the state speech that will come up next month. if approved, those checks will start going out in thal of next year and estimated $500 to families making $3 million and $1,000 to individuals making $150,000 or less. unprecedented revenue for sales tax expects to return some of that cash back to middle class families and critics say hochul has done nothing to help new yorkers deal with sky high prices up to now and plan to send out checks, nothing more than a vote buying effort as

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