♪ do you hear what i hear ♪ ♪ ringing through the sky shepherd boy ♪ stuart: i like this song. i know it is not specifically christian oriented but i like it. i am passing judgment, positive judgment was what are you frowning at? it is not -- not the kind of thing you would hear in a church. commercial christmas music and religious christmas music. i favor the that are. >> i am picking up what you are putting down. stuart: you are a good man, i don't care what they say. good morning everyone, 10:00 eastern. to the money, some red ink, dow is off 200, nasdaq is down one hundred 13 points, 10 year treasury yield going up to 440, four. 39%, the price of oil around $70 a barrel, 6960, bitcoin hit

a record high of $108,000, that is the new high. $478 per share. the latest read on homebuilder sentiment just into us. lauren: is the same as november despite high prices. builders are still optimistic. stuart: not much impact on the market. lauren: there's little a president-elect can do to change this. it will take time but what he has done before he's in office is change the optimism and you are seeing that. stuart: got it and we have the market down on this tuesday morning, now this. america is getting a look at a live-action presidency, we are not used to this, biden avoided public appearances like the

plague, trump is going of the other way. at his press conference monday he answered 3 dozen questions in 70 minutes, just about every issue was covered and the president-elect showed that he knows what's going on in government in detail. he is not happy with biden off selling off steel, or allowing federal workers to work from home until 2029 which is got an opinion or policy on just about every thing and let's all pour out. what a change and what a change from his first term. at this time everybody wants to be my friend, every big tech ceo has made the trip tomorrow lago, they want to influence his thinking on ai, crypto and antitrust, they are giving him money. ken griffin who runs the citadel financial empire became the latest billionaire to make $1 million. the ceo of softbank pledged $100 billion for investments in the us, trump tried to push

him, he met tiktok's chief, the ban on sale of tiktok comes up on january 19th. today, the doge meets. they have a plan for reshaping government. jeff bezos will be arriving at mar-a-lago soon. what can amazon do for trump and what can trump do for amazon? he is scheduled to meet the netflix co-ceo later today. this is different, trump seems driven. you couldn't say that about biden, trump puts everything out there for all to see, you couldn't say that about biden, trump is clear about policy, you couldn't say that about kamala harris and above all, trump is doing it, constant, directed energy, activist president, so far the public likes what it sees, second hour of varney just getting started. charlie hurt is sitting next to

me this tuesday morning. why does everybody want to be his friend this time around? >> he outlasted them all. he outlasted the opposition and when you look at what is extra remarkable about this, he's been on the presidential seen for almost 10 years and the idea that he maintains this kind of attention in this kind of enthusiasm from people after nine years, barack obama 9 years after he first got elected did not have this ability to control the message and to control people's enthusiasm the way this guy doesn't is everything to do with what you just said which is he has a vision, he knows what that vision is and wakes up every morning striking towards that vision. stuart: he's pulling on board left, right and center. >>'s enemies are defeated, they are exhausted and defeated. stuart: listen to this one. president biden getting back lash from both sides of the

aisle after he commuted a former pennsylvania judge at the center of the kids for cash scandal, the judge was convicted of funneling juveniles to detention facilities in exchange for $2 million of kickbacks. listen to what one victim of the scheme said about it. role it. >> he ruined my son's life, my life, multiple lives. there so many kids would've lost their life, not just my son. president biden campaigned multiple times that he was one of us. that's not true. that needs to be reform of overseeing of how these applicants are chosen for these pardons. stuart: we are told that the white house didn't look into the specifics of this case. >> talk about serenity, like they've grown up pretending to govern.

the pardon power is absolute but if, this is absurd. commuted the sentence of our fentanyl dealer today in this environment where you have there's not a family in america not affected by the scourge of sentinel, pardon or commute the sentence of a fentanyl dealer or a woman convicted of embezzling $50 million. if you want to create a fiction movie of an evil president, this is what that evil president would do and the idea they are not looking into the backgrounds of these people, if i were president and had this authority i would commute all kinds of sentences. i would pardon all kinds of people but i'm not president, and you would at least do a little research on the people you were springing from jail or sentence your commuting. stuart: he's not going out in style and that is a factor. i want to get back to the

retail sales numbers, up in the last 12 months, 3.8%. thomas haynes joins me now. i thought the consumer was strapped but we've got a strong sales report here. stuart: one thing i've learned in this business is never bet against the us consumer when they have a job. they like to spend. what you've seen this since the election consumer sentiment has come up. consumer confidence is come up, debt service as a percentage of disposable income is still below pre-pandemic levels and at multi-decade lows so the consumer is strong and will continue to be strong, not only are they buying trinkets, now they are buying automobiles because the incentives are going up. stuart: would you agree but the following? the top 20% of income earners are doing fine, struggling a little, lower income people, really in trouble. stuart: we've seen it in the

dollar stores, walmart brought down middle income people, dollar tree struggled a little bit but it is going to get better as sentiment comes back and trump helps, that demographic did well so stay tuned. we were looking across the spectrum of all the stocks, give me one that you think is doing well in 2025. >> you're asking for my favorite child, a covid darling, stock is down 80%, the fourth most trafficked e-commerce site between amazon, ebay and walmart, most people don't know that. you can only get things there you can't get anywhere else, not a race to the bottom. they are still generating 600 million in free cash flow starting to reaccelerate, just announced a $1 billion buyback,

gifting programs, focused on international growth and bringing men into the fall. if you want to do the minimum, scatter chocolate they will never eat for christmas. if you want them to feel special get them something on ebay and they want to forget that gift. stuart: you could move the market, that is very strong. thanks for being with us. you've got to start with chesler. lauren: a new high of $400. they were upgraded to outperform with the price target at 515, up from 230. it is a loosening regulatory environment. stuart: don't see the autopilot going on. stuart: don't see it. solar edge technology. lauren: on the heels of a double upgrade coming from

goldman sachs. the shares are down 86% this year. they think shares of bottom so they see a turnaround starting next year. stuart: we've got it. and we got time for him and her? it is on the screen. what the story? lauren: they initiate with a buy rating, well-positioned benefit from personalized care that you can get via digital. stuart: thank you. still had. john kirby says hobbyists are controlling those drones. >> our assessment is this is lawful, legal, commercial hobbyist, even law enforcement aircraft activity. stuart: really? residents in new jersey are not buying it. alberta, canada bolstering security on the border with montana. we talked to from your daniel smith on the new action demanded by trump. the trump team is talking to mexico and el salvador about

deportations. >> they are all and if they don't they will be met very harshly economically. they will all take them back. stuart: will countries like venezuela take the migrants back? former acting secretary chad wolf is next on that. as energy demand continues to rise, we're harnessing breakthrough innovations to increase production in the u.s. gulf of mexico. our latest deepwater development, anchor, produces previously inaccessible oil and natural gas, allowing us to deliver the energy we all need today so everyone can follow their own road. that's energy in progress.

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stuart: take another look at bitcoin, just hit a new high, 108,000, dropped back to 106-7 but we did hit an all-time high a few minutes ago. red cat, the drone guys down after reporting a drop in the second quarter revenue, yesterday that stock was up 27%

when they reported a partnership with palantir. right there this morning, down above 33. at 2 p.m. eastern the white house will finally brief the house intelligence committee on those mysterious drone sightings. nate foyers and elizabeth, new jersey, this briefing will be behind closed doors so will the public be left in the dark about what's going on? >> based on everything the white house has said i would guess that would be the case. but it will depend on what committee members do after that brief and, if they share that information with the media, we will certainly ask for that information but yesterday donald trump applied pressure on the biden administration saying he believes president biden already knows what is going on with the drones and refuses to tell the american people, trump did not say if he also knows what is going on. watch this. >> have you received an intelligence briefing on a drones?

>> i don't want to comment. i can't imagine it is the enemy because if it was the enemy they would blasted, even if they relate they would blast it. something strange is going on. stuart: >> reporter: something strange has been going on for nearly a month. the official assessment from federal authorities these are combination of drones, planes, helicopters and stars, they acknowledge drones have flown over military installations which is a crime. the fbi, dhs, faa and department of defense put out a joint statement yesterday reading in part, quote, we've not identified anything anomalous and do not assess the activity to present a national security or public safety risk over the civilian airspace in new jersey or other states in the northeast. federal drug detection technology and trained drone spotters are on the ground in new jersey. governor phil murphy says so far it hasn't found evidence of anything threatening. murphy added the technology is powerful enough to disable

drone although that is illegal in the united states. murphy also told reporters yesterday that there were 12 drone sightings in new jersey on saturday, just one reported drone siding on sunday and he is urging congress to give states more authority to defend against drones. right now that authority lies with the federal government. stuart: now listen to what john kirby said about the drones. >> our assessment is that this is lawful, legal, commercial, hobbyist, law enforcement activity. some of it is manned, some of it is unmanned. is flying legally. it is legal to fly drones in nonrestricted airspace as long as you are registered with the faa and there's thousands and thousands of these kinds of flights every day, there's more than a million drones

registered with the faa in the united states alone. stuart: chad wolf is the former acting department of homeland security secretary. the government must know what is going on and he is telling us it is all hobbyists. are you buying that? >> i don't know that i am. if the federal government is going to brief numbers of congress and they have been over the last several weeks they are telling them some information. the same information or subset needs to be shared with the american people. there's no national security threat or public safety threat but what are they basing that information off of antalya slaney increase in activity in the last month? something is going on. the american people know this but they are not getting answers from the federal government in the absence of that you're going to start to have antsy and do and hear people speculate about what is going on so it is in the best interests of the biden administration to be forthcoming, clearly they are not and in part they may not

have all the answers but they have a credibility issue. these are the same folks who said there's no chinese's bible and, the border is secure, it goes on and on, they have a real credit billing problem with the american people. stuart: next one, trump is warning venezuela take back your illegal migrants or else. watch. stuart: in terms of your mass deportation plans any pulmonary discussions with countries like venezuela from where the -- >> they will take him back and if they don't they will made met very harshly economically. they will all take them back. you know, venezuela and other countries were not behaving very well with us during my administration and within 24 hours they were behaving very well. they will all take them back. stuart: do you think venezuela, and other central american country, will take back those migrants? you think they will take them?

>> that will be an enormous challenge but if anyone can get it done it will be donald trump because he actually spends time on this issue unlike president biden. he's invested in this issue and he's going to pull those levers and they get very uncomfortable with countries like venezuela if they don't take their individuals and foreign nationals back so i think it will certainly be a challenge, we don't have the best relationship with folks like venezuela and cuba and others but i think there's a pathway to send individuals back to those countries. stuart: we shall see, see you again soon. charlie hurt is still with me. back to that press conference yesterday. why did trump walk away from the drone question, wouldn't answer it? why do you think? >> i suspect he knows a little bit more about this than he is letting on. it certainly, government officials no way more than they are letting on and if i were to

guess, obviously you won't fly drones at night if you are mapping, these are not from foreign countries, drones don't have that sort of range. i suspect the government knows full well these drones are doing some sort of reconnaissance, looking for something, looking for someone and they all know it and the problem is that they are not coming up with very good explanations, and end of lying about it which is so much worse. stuart: tell us what you know. >> take a page from donald trump. figure out how to sidestep. stuart: next case. eric adams, mayor of new york wants to attend trump's inauguration, his thinking about reopening a nice office on rikers island. is adams becoming a republican? good question. canada's deputy prime minister resigned after disagreeing with prime minister trudeau over trump's tariff threats. is trudeau on the way out? we ask alberta premier daniel smith. is that the trump effect?

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stuart: almost one hour into the trading session. and the ftc has hidden junk fees. and we better start with verizon, that's not a huge move but is moving. lauren: to use ai applications over verizon's network, starting in february. it is down 3.5%. four straight sessions in correction territory. stuart: quantum computing. lauren: the name of the company up 26%, they have a contract with nasa to enhance imaging

and data processing. the stock is up 27%, doubled this month and up 1100. we one word quantum computing is like a i. canada's deputy prime minister has resigned. edward lawrence joins me now. did that have to do with trump's tariff threat against canada? >> reporter: yes it did in part and the former deputy prime minister wanted to to handle a tariff war with the united states. the prime minister, justin trudeau wanted to use the extra money in the canadian budget to send out stimulus checks in canadian election year. he asked her to take another position in the cabinet. she is the one who no go she aided the us mca, an agreement donald trump praised at the time.

>> the largest, fairest, most balanced trade agreement ever achieved. there's never been anything like it. >> reporter: five years later, the president-elect says her behavior was totally toxic and not conducive to making deals which are good for the very unhappy citizens of canada. lawmakers are prepared to announce $1 billion security package aimed at avoiding the 20% tariff, see if that package will work. donald trump believes tariffs are the key to getting other countries to fix issues like open borders and the key to making america rich again. >> tariffs which we will do and be reciprocal but it will make our country rich. the country loses everybody. almost nobody do we have a surplus with. they are embarrassed by it.

>> reporter: the biden white house says this type of negotiation before the oath of office is not hurting their foreign policy. stuart: danielle smith is the premier of alberta and she joins me now. welcome back, good to see you back. is justin trudeau on the way out? if so, is that because he ran down tomorrow lago to plead with trump and that wasn't popular? >> i didn't interpret it that way. many are concerned he may not be the person who can negotiate a deal with trump. we are concerned about a 25% tariff. we have a lot of turmoil. we hope we have some stability but we are trying to address the very real concerns we have on our border to make sure we don't have illegal migrants, illegal drugs, and we hope the federal government will address those concerns as well.

stuart: that is what trump wanted. he wanted you to take action. so what exactly are you doing on that border? >> we are hiring 51 sheriffs, we are putting super dogs on the border so we can detect drugs and commercial vehicle inspection. at 2 km on so if anybody's looking like they are trying to sneak across our come across from the other side, we will apprehend them and hope we will be able to address the issues we face. we know that in canada and the united states we have a serious fentanyl crisis and we want to stop the precursors and making sure they don't harm people in american communities, that's what we are doing in alberta and hope others follow suit. stuart: donald trump will be satisfied presumably with what you're doing, hiring sheriffs, he will be satisfied with that?

>> we don't know. a couple issues have been raised by americans. and into the united states and make progress on that, electric vehicle tax on chinese electric vehicles and address issues around stealing aluminum. americans want us to meet the nato commitment. along with the other 12 premieres in advocating to meet the nato target. and conflict happens around the world canada has been a reliable partner, more reliable if we do that. a few things to do, we hope to avoid tariffs. stuart: may i change the subject to something that's of great importance. you are considering banning doctors from giving puberty

blockers to minors under 16. are you meeting strong opposition? >> the first province in canada to do this and they are activist groups. when we looked at what was happening in the uk, they spent four years looking at the evidence, there aren't good long-term studies. what we know is the decision to have kids or not have kids is an adult decision to make so we want to preserve kids choices so they are not making decisions prematurely that might affect their ability to have kids of their own one day but we are confident we will be able to defend it. stuart: you are a trump supporter and will go to the inauguration on january 20th. if you have to go through new york, stop by and come on the show when you're in the big apple please. >> looking forward to seeing you.

stuart: former white house staffer says harris's campaign couldn't get her booked on a sports podcast. jimmy failla all over that. trump was asked if he would pardon mayor eric adams. >> would you pardon eric adams? >> i have to see it because i don't know the facts. stuart: is this why adams is getting closer to trump? we ask john levine next. ♪

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stuart: still a ton of reading, dow was down 250 points, down 8 straight trading sessions.

the nasdaq closed at a record high, down 139 points. look at anheuser-busch. bud light is no longer the best-selling draft beer. michelob ultra is now the top draft beer. judge mershon -- judge despite the immunity ruling. lydia, why did the judge deny trump's immunity claim? lydia: the issue is whether evidence that came into this trial related to trump's official acts as president. evidence of official act cannot be used to prosecute an official acts. he decided not related to official act get no immunity protection and the added that

even if they were evidence of official acts admitting them into the trial was harmless error, didn't make a difference. the evidence at issue, testimony from white house aides, hope hicks and trump's former attorney, michael cohen, his posts on social musee dia, spokesman for trump's campaign and stephen chong called the decision a direct violation of the supreme court's decision on immunity. there's another pending motion to dismiss that he still reviewing. there's a chance, though it is remote thaton could postpone this case. trump's lawyers are moving to have the case go away but alvin bragg suggesting just a part, sentencing can happen later after trump's term in office. stuart: they've lost already but want to drag it, thank you.

listen to what trump said about pardoning new york city's mayor eric adams. >> would you consider pardoning eric adams? >> i would have to see it. it is interesting, when he went against what was happening with migrants coming in, he made some strong statements like this is not sustainable. i said he will be indicted soon and i said it not as a prediction, a little bit lightheartedly. i said he will be indicted. a few months later he got indicted. i would look at it. stuart: entertaining to listen to the guy. john levine, is this why adams is getting closer to trump? >> you see the beginning of a beautiful union. symbiosis because trump needs

adams to cooperate with mass deportation. adams could make that a problem for him if he chooses not to cooperate and if adams wants to stay out of prison. this is a good union of two people that could come together hopefully for the benefit of new york city and america. stuart: is this the way politics is supposed to work? >> we are in left field of what it is supposed to be. whatever gets to the finish line i will support. stuart: mayor adams is looking to attend trump's inauguration. a successful syncom with tom homan. adams will reopen an ice office on rikers island. he is looking more like a republican. stuart: adams also wants to stay on as mayor and he won't do that if he has to run the democratic primary. he's exporting options for what is available and that means running as an independent or a republican but if you go down the route of running is a republican getting closer to trump is never a bad idea. stuart: the election is next

year i think. so you could actually see adams as a republican at a trump supporter. a possibility that he could win the election. >> he differently won't when as a democrat, he has to run is a democrat or republican and we may be staring down the barrel of an adams cuomo race that i don't think anyone is ready for. stuart: comes out of disgrace and run for mayor of new york. >> stranger things have happened. blue when his politics supposed to work like this? this is so unusual. >> we are not ready for it but it could be coming. stuart: what do you think? adams? trump on his side as a republican for mayor of new york? >> this is how politics is supposed to work because one of the reasons adams is shifting his position as he realizes in one of the democratic cities of the country, voters are not for open borders, they are for controlling immigration and the

democratic party refuses to accept it and eric adams realizes they are on the wrong side of this issue. it is unseemly. stuart: a little. if the general election were held again now, you think trump would get much more support in new york city? >> trump is never going to win new york city. we have to put that out of our minds. he already made historic gains in the city during the election because people are fed up, look at the economy, prices, migrants anywhere. i think people recognize there's a problem and you saw that. every district swung toward trump in new york. he didn't win but the gains were undeniable. stuart: do you see any trump packed in the city? >> i have seen much more openness in ways large and

small. >> not that i've done this but you could wear a red am80 a hat in new york city has not get heckled today. i see it all the time. stuart: you can walk down sixth avenue with a red hat. >> if anything you get a nod. >> you might get a lot of these. >> 8 years ago you would have been ganged up on. you would not have made it down -- stuart: things are changing fast. thanks for being with us. still ahead, where does kamala harris go from here? hard to believe she will run for public office again anytime soon. that is "my take," top of the our. aoc lost an important vote in the race to be a ranking member in the house oversight committee, bad news for the progressive wing of the party, the full story coming up next. ♪

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stuart: the house artificial intelligence task force has released a long-awaited report with recommendations for and are policy with more than 80 recommendations. we will break it down in the 11:00 hour. the market shows heavy duty reading down 200 for the dow, 100 for the nasdaq. big tech is all over the place but mostly lower. alpha -- amazon and nvidia down. bitcoin set a new all-time high earlier today, one hundred $8,000 a coin, dropped to 106. plenty of interest in bitcoin, on the upside. that is the trump effect. bitcoin has gone straight up since november 5th the. something like 50% since the election. time for brian kilmeade,

congressional democrats recommended jerry connolly over aoc to be the top democrat on the oversight committee with final vote later today. isn't this a blow to the progressives? >> reporter: they don't know what they are doing, they want to be younger but don't like the lefty views because that's a niche audience, people at columbia university, cal state, fullerton, the left-wing next-generation leftists who question whether america should even exist. the 1619 project is there montreux. a socialist from queens decides to use communication ability which is strong, social media platform which is strong and the fact that she has youth support and will run to be the ranking member but keep in mind nancy pelosi is more powerful than hakeem jeffries. is a placeholder, even with a

broken hip in luxembourg she has more power and maneuvering to make sure connolly who is dealing with medical issues at 70 forget that spot. she has been bulldozed out again. stuart: aoc has much less power. trump's request to dismiss the criminal conviction on the basis of presidential immunity has been blocked. it seems like da bragg wants to keep this going as long as possible. that is disgrace. what say you? >> don't diminish the role of that judge. he wanted to decide the right move, comes out and says after much contemplation i say the decision stand as called. he went to the replay and keeps it even though everything was done, that is not immune and as jonathan turley brought up on the other network called fox news channel, for those who say

the president has absolute immunity can order the assassination of an american citizen now after the supreme court decision, doesn't move, the judge doesn't believe that in new york but doesn't it underline the lack of faith in the city after justice system, the civil trial which is a sham, she couldn't name of the year and take the president's wealth away when there's no plaintiff except letitia james ran on the fact that trump is a corrupt businessperson and pay $450 million and in this case which was so bad it propelled donald trump to a primary win and the presidency. keep it up, new york, you are a big help. stuart: talking about the live-action presidency and the change in the mood in the country since trump was elected. much more positive mood, that's the way i see it. how about you?

brian: i had a chance to do a lot of traveling. i went to the army/navy game and the giant game. what i am trying to bring up his i like football and with a lot of people, i cannot tell you, no one said they feel like the country is on the right track, they can reach their potential, the whole guys of america being a bad country on stolen land built on the backs of slavery, we should apologize for the color of our skin or background or agenda, feel like we've turned the page on that if i could borrow kamala harris's slogan and if people see you and chant usa usa, i think your message is the right message. they mostly like his policies and he likes the country and was elected by average every day americans, not by brad pitt and chris rock which we can relate more to that, the people that work for a living.

that is the sense that donald trump wants to hit the ground running, a lot of cylinders, it will be exciting and look at canada, look at germany, look at france. they have huge political problems. america with upstart businessman. that has the study used shipper. stuart: that was good stuff, see you again soon. thank you for being on with the whole hour. christian whiten on ukraine killing a top russian general on the streets of moscow. guy benson on trump taking reporter questions and speaking for over an hour. what a contrast with biden. got a youngkin's no tax on tips plan and trump telling biden to stop selling pieces of the border wall. of that man is jimmy failla,

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