at the the end of the day, these guys know what they have to do to make money. cheryl: caroline, i think my favorite moment was actually carrie underwood. she had that add owe issue, and she had to sing act pell la are. she was so prepared. >> i remember watching her on "american idol," she was a star, and that's a true talent right there. only a real vocalist could perform without any background accompaniment in a weird venue like that. she was perfectly many tune, perfectly on pitch, and she delivered that song with such emotion and range, it was incredible. >> watch that clip, kamala will be mouthing the wrong words behind her -- cheryl: she was. you're right. i saw that. mark tepper, caroline downey, great to have you both. that is it for me. it is a new day, stuart varney. stuart: yes, it is. good morning to you, cheryl. good morning, everyone. talk about off and running. he's been president for less than 24 hours, and he's

introduced what amounts to a revolution. the border, energy policy, climate rules, tiktok, 25% tariffs on canada and mexico starting february the 1st, we're out of the paris climate accords, we're getting out of the world health organization. federal workers will have to go back to the office. that is a lot. and wait for it, there's this too: white house press secretary the karoline leavitt says trump will make a major announcement this afternoon on infrastructure. the democrats guide divided and leaderless, don't know what to a make of all of this this, trump supporters are very happy. they danced at five inaugural balls. the president was cheered, first lady melania trump dazzled the crowd. look at that. let's get to the markets. this looks like a renewal of the trump bump. the dow up maybe 180-odd points, nasdaq up about 130. interest rates, not that much change. the yield on the 10-year treasury well below 4.6.

as for the 2-year, the yield is right around 4.25%, 4.26. bitcoin, $102,000 a coin. no, now it's $104,000. the price of oil, $76 a barrel. $755 a barrel. it's coming down -- 75 -- that's drill, baby, drill for you. gas holding steady at $3.12. diesel at $3.6 of 5. politics. israeli forces have mounted a major anti-terrorist operation. hamas if telling palestinians, hey, keep fighting. what will the new president's response be? if on the show today, another jam-packed day for the president. he will attend the national prayer service later this morning. you will see what he has to say. trump believes he was, quote, saved by god from an assassin's bullet. tuesday, january the 21st, day two. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ they're coming to america.

♪ every time that flag's unfurled -- stuart: coming to america. [laughter] 200 executive orders. look at that. still very cold in the nation's capital. yes, it is the official, president trump is back in office, and day one is in the books. trump immediately moved to reverse biden era policies with a infrastructure ifly of executive orders. he signed the first batch in front of a packed could at the capital one arena. listen to what he said about his first day as president. >> and you're witnessing the dawn of the golden age of america. [cheers and applause] that's what it's going to be. we're going to go and drill, baby, drill and do all the things that we wanted to do and bring your costs down, your prices down and make our country safe of. [cheers and applause] okay? [cheers and applause]

from revoking nearly 80 destructive, radical executive actions of the private previous administration, they'll all be null and void within about, what, five minutes? it's very simple. we're going to make our country great again. we're going to make america great again. could you imagine biden doing this? i don't think so. [laughter] [cheers and applause] i don't think so. stuart: well, trump then moved to the oval office where he signed more executive orders. march katherine ham joins me this morning -- march katherine. is this the most active day one of a presidency that you can remember many in i think he delivered shock and awe. >> one of the things he has going for him this time is, one, optimism if about him. he's having a honeymoon that he did not have, and preparation. they have been ready with these 200 executive orders. lawyers were workingen them to be ready as we meant in, and some of them are fantastic. i like the gender one where we're not going to worry about

the 72 genders anymore, it's just going on the men and women. a lot of people are like, oh, great, common sense is back. immigration, there's a ton of stuff that's going to reverse bad biden policy, get the federal government doing the things it can to stem this crisis at the border. a lot of americans go, a+. of birth right citizenship is going to go to the courts very quickly, and he's really testing the limits of what he can do with an executive order. the tiktok issue, i don't think that's allowed by the law, but we will see what happens when it's the tested. and then, of course, the january6th pardons which come directly after biden's unprecedented preemptive pardons for his entire family. which was something to behold yesterday. stuart: it was the, indeed. trump took a shot at the biden, at the bidens, i should say, during his inaugural address. watch this. >> my if recent election is a mandate to completely and totally reverse a horrible

betrayal, all of these many betrayals that have taken place and to give the people back their faith, their wealth, their democracy and, indeed, their freedom. from this moment on, america's decline is over. stuart: mary katherine, that's a pretty strong calling out of president biden. >> it is. and i gotta say, i think it's the an indictment and an explicit indictment that was deserved. i mean, i think the release of those pardons as he was going to the capitol rotunda for trump's inauguration by biden is evidence that this is, actually, biden became many of the things that he told you trump was going to be. the hypothetical fear about trump was realized in biden's lawlessness, and this is yet another example. so i think he's right to call him out. and the second part of the speech, like, he has been abused by the justice system, trump

has. he makes note of, hey, i'm making a promise not to politicize the justice system which i loved to hear, and he says i know a little something about that this. and he's right. biden should be held to the account for that. the second part of the speech was aspirational. i loved the line about in america impossible is what we do best. you've got elon musk there who's a guy e who's literally trying to colonize if mars, so he puts his money where his mouth is on that. it's going to on the an interesting and busy ride, stuart. stuart: it is. we're off and running. it's a revolution. mary katherine, thanks for joining us. see you soon. >> thank you. stuart: critics are going after trump for his new crypto coin. first of all, lauren, what's it worth this morning? lauren lauren the trump coin is worth about $37. that is essentially cut in half from yesterday's peak $75 and $14 billion valuation. volatile and risky. this could be a little bit of sell the news because the crypto

community was hoping for president trump's first set of policies to include crypto. they did not. there is outrage among some lawmakers who think that these meme coins expose investors too to too many -- to too many risks. they include the house financial services committee ranking member maxine waters. she says, quote, this meme coin serves no purpose and only has value because of trump's name and his position. investors who may see this coin as a way to get rich quick may be overpaying for manager of dubious value -- for something of dubious value and will be left holding the bag when trump's insiders sell. meme coins are inherently risky. they tell us that on the disclaimers when you're buying them, but some are, nonetheless, excited that the trump presidency gave crypto its legitimizing moment, and they're awaiting the rules of the road orsing the policy. very much wait and see at the moment. stuart: got it. lauren, thank you. check futures, please.

it looks like a trump bump. plenty of green on the screen. dow up about 190 and the nasdaq 134 points higher. kyle wool joining me this morning. the left-hand side of the screen, is that another trump bounce. >> i think it's a trump bounce but, stuart, being down here in d.c. for the last three days for the inauguration, it's amazing the amount of people that are coming together. they're chanting usa in the street, and as i look around, it's not all old people or people from the midwest. the most people that i see are young people, people that did not grow up in the 1980s where america was the good guys, the soviets were the bad guys. young people, black, white, chinese, men and women, these people have nebraska had the opportunity -- never had the opportunity to be proud to be american. and that's what i'm seeing. stuart: a lot of enthusiasm, and i can see it and feel it on the street. i got that. will that be translated into higher success prices? i think investor are going to --

investors are going to wait to see. you've got to get those tax cuts continuing and the spending down. do that, then maybe you've got a rally. >> 100%. and i think that's the core of the trump financial policy. we're gonna cut taxes, we're gonna get the deregulation, capital marks and the ipo tos going again, we're going to open up the pipelines, drill, drill, drill and bring down core inflation where the regular, middle class american goes to the pump, and it's not $3, 4, $5. bring down the price of milk and eggs, and that'll turn into the consumer going out and spending more money. and i think inflation will come down. i am not listening to everything i'm reading, inflation's going to be the biggest problem. i think if you drill, energy is key to core inflation, so is food, and this market's going to go higher. i am very bullish 2025, stuart. stuart: okay, address the cryptos for a second. bitcoin hit $109,000 earlier, back to $104,000.

why is it down when the new administration is very much pro-crypto? >> well, it is up 100%s in last 12 the months -- 100% in the last 12 the months, stuart. i think it's like buying a small cap stock or bitcoin, you're buying something you're speculating on. do i think the new administration is very positive to the cryptocurrencies? absolutely. do i own any? a little bit. do i truly understand it? no, but it's the become a currency now. stuart: you're an honest man. kyle wool, thanks very much for joining us. see you again later. in about 90 minutes, president trump will attend the national prayer service at the national cathedral. it seems trump has put a real emphasis on his faith after the assassination attempts. our resident theologian, jonathan morris coming up later on that. one of trump's first actions was to shut down the cbp-1 app the shop the concern -- to stop the flow of migrants. is the border now effectively

closed? we'll ask tom homan. and trump is going after the bureaucracy in washington too. watch. >> i will implement an immediate regulation freeze which will stop biden bureaucrats from continuing to regulate. i'll also sign an executive order to immediately end federal government censorship of the american people. stuart: see what newt gingrich makes of trump's day one priorities. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪

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stuart: trump bump, futures up the day after the inauguration. dow's up about 200 points, nasdaq unabout 130. trump has told federal agencies, hey, take emergency action to bring down the cost of living. edward lawrence at the white house. all right, edward, what kind of actions? do we know? >> reporter: not as of yet, but this is what all departments will be looking at, saying inflation will be a top priority, to bring it down, for departments across this agency. so what that means basically, for example, the epa. if they would like to impose a new regulation, the epa must first consider the cost it would impose if on the american people before taking that action. >> i will direct all members of my cab met to martial -- cabinet to martial the vast powers ott -- at their disposal to to defeat what was record inflation and rapidly bring down costs and prices. the inflation crisis was caused by massive overspending and

escalating energy prices. >> reporter: declared a national energy emergency allowing the president to reverse restrictions on oil and and natural gas leases. reversing much of what president biden did including reversing the electric vehicle mandate. the president also setting the tone. he spoke to reporters more in the last 20 the hours than president biden kid in the past -- did in the past 3 months. just look at the president's desk in this video here, all of the ec ty orders. he announces -- executive orders. he announced tearies would be imposed -- tariffs would be imposed on canada and mexico on february 1st while he changes the way the federal government hires. >> this is about reforming the system of hiring in the federal government to ten sure that merit is the lodestar -- >> oh. as per the supreme court. >> yes, sir. >> this is a big deal. merit. our country's going to be based on merit again. >> reporter: going back to being based on merit.

we will hear from the president himself today. the white house press secretary, the new one, announced at 4 p.m. eastern time today the president will have a major infrastructure announcement to make here at the white house. back to you, stu. stuart: it's coming thick and fast. edward, thanks very much, indeed. now listen to what trump said about taking on the bureaucracy in washington. >> i will implement an immediate regulation freeze which will stop biden bureaucrats from continuing to regulate. midwest of those bureaucrats -- most of those bureaucrats are being fired. i'll also issue a temporary hiring freeze to ensure that we're only hiring competent people who are faithful to the american public. i'll also sign an executive order to immediately end federal government censorship of the american people. in america we believe in free speech. [cheers and applause] and we're bringing it back starting today. [laughter] stuart: all right. newt gingrich with us morning. newt, he seems to relish going after the bureaucracy.

should it be his first priority? >> no, i mean, his first priority should be the economy, his second priority should be the border and illegal immigration. but to get that done, you have to somehow get control of the federal bureaucracy. when lincoln became president, he fired 120 to0 of the 1500 people who were policymakers, and if he had not, he couldn't have won the civil war. if president trump really wants to achieve his goals and make america great again, there's going to be a lot of left-wing bureaucrats who are not going to be here in the next six months or two years. so, you know, there are a lot of things, i was just nose noticing, by the way, we with currently fund afghanistan with the taliban to the tune of about a billion, 600 million. that should be transferred immediately to helping north carolina and california. i mean, why are we sending money to our enemy who fought us for 22 years, who suppresses women and gays? this is just an example of the

biden slopty administration that the thought you should -- sloppy administration that thought you should give money to everybody. i thought president trump gave the most revolutionary state of the union yesterday of any american president. remarkable. stuart: it was a reversal of just about everything we've slumped into. listen the what cnn had to say about biden's decision to pardon if his family in the final minutes of the administration. roll that tape, please. >> it's just unseamly. if you're going to do it, have the courage to do it in the light of day and explain it to the american people. it's a sane the on his legacy, to do it like this. if you're the president of the united states who said that the curse of donald trump was that he didn't respect democracy and norms, have the courage to look the american people in the eye and explain what you're doing. >> the way it was done suggests that there was something wrong with doing it. he tried to slip it in under the, in the final minutes. it just made the whole thing look tawdry. stuart: that's cnn, newt. i don't think that was the right way to end the presidency, do

you? >> well, biden has been on a steady downward slope, and in effect he admitted his family were crooks. he wasn't pardoning them because they're virtuous, upstanding citizens. he's pardoning them because they could collectively go to jail. and i think that he, you know, this whole biden family has kind of a mafia family, is really, i think, serious reality. and i think that someday somebody will write the book that puts together all the different ways in which this family enriched itself at the expense of the american people. and that will be a part of the biden legacy. stuart: briefly, newt, trump pardoned 1500 convicted in the january 6th riots. what do you make of that? >> to oh, i think most of us who are conservative thought the whole thing was a clintly vicious political -- deliberately vicious political abuse of power and largely innocent citizens were locked up in jail like a soviet gulag. many of them still haven't gone

to trial. so i think if you accept anybody who's engaged in violence and don't pardon them, everybody else should have been pardoned because it was a total miscarriage of justice. stuart: i didn't realize some have not yet gone to trial. newt gingrich, thanks very much for joining us. see you again real soon. >> thank you. stuart: the first of trump's cabinet members has been approved. marco rubio is officially secretary of state. it was unanimous. lauren a lauren it was, and he's being sworn in right now. j.d. vance is speaking as secretary rubio raises his right hand. it was unanimous, 99-0. he is the first official member of the trump cabinet. there you go, it is official. he says the top priority is ending the war in ukraine, and during his confirmation hearings he warned repeatedly about the united states' unbalanced relationship with china. also today it's likely that john ratcliffe, director of national intelligence, will be quickly confirmed as head of the cia. the intelligence panel voted

14-3 in his favor. also today the senate finance committee is expected to vote on trump's treasury secretary nominee, that's scott bessent. if approved, bessent will move to the full senate vote. and vote on the more controversial picks like pete hegseth and kristi noem are expected to come as early as this week. pete hegseth did just advance out of committee by one vote, but he advanced. stuart: lauren or thank you. quick check of futures, please, you'll like what you see. 160 up for the dow, 112 the up for the nasdaq. that's a rally. the opening bell is next. ♪ if i could find you now, things would get better. ♪ we could leave this town and run forever ♪ (♪) the road to opportunity. is often the road overlooked. (♪)

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stuart: i see green. dow's up 160, nasdaq up 120 the points. david nicholas are joins us to cover the market. first of all, cover clip totally you think bitcoin's going to $200,000 this year. you'd better make your case. >> well, stuart, i'll tell you what, with donald trump in the white house, the future is very bright for crypto. here's what we need, we need regulatory clarity, we need meaningful legislation about bitcoin which i think we get this year because i'll tell you

why. this is coming from experience, stuart. financial advisers have been very slow to recommend bitcoin to to clients. most of the buying is retail investors. when institutions get involved, financial advisers like myself get more involved in recommending bit coins k we haven't done that, many of us, because there's not clarity. so we need president trump to come out whether it's an executive order, something that says bitcoin is a regulated asset, that will allow institutional innows, stuart, and i think the price doubles from here. stuart: you brought seven stocks that you say will soar under trump. tesla, amazon, meta, micro strategy, coinbase, jpmorgan and permian resources. they're on the screen. is there a common thread among these seven stocks? >> yeah. so i said forget the mag 7, it's the maga 7 that that you want to be invested in right now. if you look at the top three technology companies, you saw every one of the heads of their company at the inauguration, tesla, facebook, amazon. but all three of those companies do well with a strong consumer.

they also have regulatory concerns as well, and i think they're going to have a friend in the white house that is going to help their stock price. also the crypto side. you've got coinbase, which is the app for trading crypto, and you've got micro strategies which holds a ton of bitcoin. those stocks will do well. energy's the flyer here because most of of the energy companies don't do well under a trump administration because the price of energy will come down, but it'll be good for drillers. this is why p.r., they drill in the permian basin, second largest pure if play energy producer. i think that stock does very well under in this administration. stuart: the perm permian basin, the largest underground lake of oil in america, i believe. it's gigantic. >> that's right. stuart: good stuff. thanks very much, david. see you soon. nice to be positive today. the opening bell, here you go, it's ringing. we're off and and running, the dow has opened with a gain, 200 points in the very, very early going. there you have it. the opening bell sponsored by -- whatever. if okay. the dow industrials up 154

points, 160 points. there's plenty of green among the dow 30. i see only 5 losers, 25 winners. the s&p 500 has gone up a little bit, a half percentage point, 30 points. the nasdaq composite, that's up nicely. look at it go. a half percentage point, 103 points higher. big tech, i presume most are hire. i got it right. alpha a bet, meta, amazon, microsoft are up. apple is down $5, 6, we'll explain that in a moment. i want to start with djt, down on trump's full first -- first full day in the office. down 7. what's going on? >> look, no fundamental news, but this has had a good runup. let's look at where it's been for the week and for the month. this was the stock that we talked about, what, all of last year. you're down a little bit but, again, since the inauguration or, i'm sorry, since the election it's been a different story. so we'll have the see if we get any other sort of fundamental

news, but for now, we do not have any the share. stuart: thank you. what's emergency secretary nominee chris wright saying about nuclear in the stocks are up today. >> yeah. good news. it's going to be a priority. the which, you know what? it should be. nuke lawyer's a -- nuclear's at lot leaner -- cleaner than we used to. nuclear stocks really excited that, again, it's going to be a priority when we think about energy production in this country. stuart: look at those gains. of course low -- oklo, 8% higher. rate good gains there. you tell me, why are chinese stock up today? because they are. >> we didn't get a definitive tariff announcement. we got maybe a 25% tariff on canada and mexico starting february 1, but on the day one in all of those executive orders we didn't get anything definitive in terms of tariffs on china. at least the for now there's a reprieve. we'll have to see what the details say. stuart: we have a report about, a new report about tesla's value. i noticed that the stock is

down, so what does this new report say? >> consulting firm brand finance says tesla's brand value lost about $15 billion. last year. of there's an aging lineup. a lot of people do not love elon musk. him being at the helm, tear saying, has helped hurd the brand value -- hurt the brand value. it's fallen for two consecutive years. stuart: the stock is still $422 a share. apple. iphone sales in china, i presume they're not doing that well because the stock is down $6. >> they fell 18% in the quarter, and overall sales only fell about 353. overall -- 3%. when you think about apple that grew this time last year, falling now in the fourth quarter. they're now number three in china after what a way and -- so they're sort of struggling with market share, and you saw that again last quarter. stuart: down 18% in one quarter.

taylor, tell me about a bitcoin. i'm sure it's, what, $104,000 today. >> look, we got a new record, $109,000 overnight with the inauguration. we fell a little bit above that, but we're holding above $10,000. -- 100,000. we didn't get any executive orders relating to it, but the day's early. stuart: google just hit an all-time high. the union at costco authorizing a nationwide strike. when would it begin? >> they have until january 31 to negotiate with costco executives before or, again, they've authorized a strike. they would be allowed to strike. they are blaming this on corporate greed. they said costco is doing so well that they deserve a portion of the money so, again, let's see if they can come to a deal before january 31st. stuart: was this a last gasp of spending by the administration before they got out of the oval office? because moderna just received

$590 million from health and human services. >> 40 moderna's an interesting company because they pretty much only have two products, right? covid and flu. they really needed this from health and human services. like you said, $ 590 million. we know who did that that, it wasn't trump, coming in for the bird flu. we do know cases are up, so this is to help them accelerate productions of a bird flu vaccine. we'll have so tee -- to see how his cut. stuart: the doj suing walgreens. >> yeah. they're accuse them of accelerating the opioid crisis. the pharmacy division was filling prescriptions that maybe hadn't been 100% vetted. again, sued under the previous administration. but saying, filing unlawful prescriptions for opioids and other highly addictive painkillers. stuart: jmp securities. i know they upgraded roku. that worked. tell me why. >> yeah. they said roku's a top streaming

platform in the u.s. and advertising is set to increase in connected tv devices and streaming. roku clearly is going to benefit, and and they say it is sustainable. we'll is have to see. so far the analysts like i. stuart: i'm looking forward to 4:00 this afternoon when we get netflix's reports. what are you hearing about it? >> okay. i know you didn't love all the glitches in the tyson/jake paul fight, but analysts are saying the return of sports is a big deal for netflix. plus remember the two back to back nf if l comes -- games on christmas. quickly, the numbers, net subscriber additions, look for about 9.18 million. revenue about $10.1 billion for the quarter. stuart: okay. 9 and the stock is up $7 in chance advance of that. taylor, starting monday, let me tell our good audience, we'll catch you from 12- 2 on "the big money show," and that's where you'll be. that starts monday, right? >> yes. stuart: check the big board, we're now up 170 odd points.

let's have a look at the dow winners, plenty of them. 3m, caterpillar, amazon, boeing and cisco. the s&p 500,, the winners are moderna, charles schwab, intel, 3m, palo alto networks. nasdaq winners headed by moderna, intel, palo alto, warn brothers and alphabet-google. the all-time high, over $200 a share. coming up, some members of the media are losing their minds about big tech ceos showing up for trump's inaugust a ration. ing look at this. >> how is this happening? why are people with tons of money up on the dais with cabinet nominees and family members? [laughter] stuart: that's msnbc. they're apoplectic about so-called oligarchy. goodness gracious. we're going to the that take that on. donald trump says there's a national emergency at our southern border, and he's taking action right away. >> all illegal entry will immediately be halted, and we will begin the process of

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through again. can you just test? all right. we better move on. this just in to us, trump's department of homeland security has repealed a key memo from alejandro mayorkas which placed limits on i.c.e. agents. we need an explainer, and i've got one. texas border sheriff thaddeus cleveland joins me now. am i right in saying this frees up east agents from going to schools and hospitals to arrest illegals? have i got that right? >> hi, stuart. that's' what i'm hearing at this point. that is limitations that have been put on us under previous administrations. it had kind of gone back and forth with republican and democrat administrations coming into power, but i'll tell you, this won't be the only men -- memorandum repealed by this administration. we will see many, many more come out. stuart: but it's going to be contentious. the -- if you see i.c.e. agents on your local television news going into a school and take out

youngsters here illegally, that is a contentious issue. it's going to be a tough pr battle. >> you know, stuart, it would be. and that's not what we're going to see. we're going to see a well executed plan, an operation focused on removing criminal aliens, those that have committed crimes here in the united states or in other countries. or also those who have already been ordered deported by an immigration judge. a lot of times they're ordered deported in absentia manen -- meaning they're not present. stuart: listen to what trump said about his moves to close the border. of roll tape. >> i will declare a national emergency at our southern border. [applause] all illegal entry will immediately be malted, and we will -- halted, and we will begin the process of returning millions and millions of criminal aliens. we will also be designating the cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. [cheers and applause]

stuart: sheriff, what are you seeing right now? has the flow essentially stopped? >> you know, the flow between the ports of entry had a started to slow a few months ago and, of course, that was because -- the prior administration waited so long and finally took some action. but what america needs to know is that they still encouraged, the cbp-1 app which has gone away and the chnv that flew those people into the country, that has also gone away. what we will see is border security reestablished, operational control reestablished along the entire southwest border with mexico that allows border patrol agents to get out and apprehend those crossing in between the ports of entry. stuart: but the cbp-1 app, that's shut down. >> yes, sir. stuart: i'm told manager like a million people came in under that that app. it is now shut down. that really does stop the flow. here's a question, what happens to those people who are already here that came in on the cbp-1

app? if what happens to them? >> and, stuart, that's a great question. look, that that app was shut down as soon as he was sworn in. cbp put out a post on social media said, it's done. but the question you just asked, those people who were already allowed in, they were given a date to show up for their immigration court to give their credible fear claim to an asylum officer. the vast majority of those people will not show up, and there'll be some of those that the i.c.e. agents and border patrol agents that are on the task force will go out and target and look for to help deport in addition to criminal aliens. stuart: it starts today. sheriff, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: let's go back to brooke taylor at the border in el paso. what's been the effect of the trump president city, put it like that, in the last 24 hours? has the flow basically stopped? >> hi, stuart. as we know, president trump calling this a national emergency here at the southern border, so that is going to allow him to deploy the military

and also the national guard. throughout his campaigning, he has spoken about victims like laken riley and also jocelyn nungaray, the the-year-old -- 12-year-old from houston who was sexually assaulted and brutally murdered, police say, by two illegals from venezuela. it has been clear from day one that president trump said it was going to be a top priority to make sure that innocent lives of children are protected from criminals who shouldn't have been in the united states to begin with. that means securing the border: so we want to show you this video here. this is just hours after president trump took office. we are already seeing the effects. migrants in mexico who had the cbp-1 app appointments emotional after learning their appointments had been can a selled. president trump immediately ending the controversial program that's allowed more than 900,000 migrants into the u.s. by giving them this legal fast pass. right off the bat he also reinstated the remain in mexico

policy. that requires migrants seeking asylum to stay in mexico until if their immigration court date. now president trump also ordered cartels to be labeled as these national terrorist organizations. that is going to give authorities more tools to fight back against these cartels who really go to extreme measures to smuggle people and drugs. stuart, i can tell you right here in el paso border patrol agents found this massive tunnel from mexico to right here. they say e that it must have taken them about a year in order to build, this is an e, lab rate tunnel that was in a sewer drain system. that is what these cartels are doing around here. stuart: brooke, thank you very much, indeed. here's what we have coming up. we were promised shock and awe on day one of the trump presidency, and that's what we got. this is a revolution, and and that's my take at the top of the hour. president trump will be at today's national prayer service. he's been very vocal about believing that god saved his

life back in july. >> i felt then and believe even more so now that my life are was saved for a reason. i was save by god -- saved by god to the make america great again. [applause] stuart: we'll tell you what to expect at today's prayer service, and we'll be back. ♪ the second you realize what you have inside if -- ♪ it's only just a matter of time ♪

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♪ stuart: in just over an hour, president trump will attend the national prayer service in washington d.c. lauren green joins me now. what can we expect from the service today. >>? >> the service will be a lot more interfaith than yesterday, it is a solemn occasion that honors the peaceful transfer or of power. but, you know, the -- is a testament to the foundational commitment to religious freedom which now-president donald trump will continue to steward. despite that miscue about rump's hand not being on -- trump's hand not being on the bible, very few doubt his heart is faithful. he said he believed god saved him from an assassin's bullet in order to lead america into a

golden era rah of new freedoms. yesterday cardinal timothy doll land quoted psalms 46, and reverend franklin graham act acknowledging even the president of the most powerful nation in the world is not sufficient unto the himself. >> we know that america can never be great again if we turn our backs on you. we ask for your help, and repray all of this in the name of the king of king, the lord of lords, your son, my savior and our redeemer, jesus christ. amen. >> reporter: now, president trump is set to arrive in about an hour at the national cathedral for the prayer service that will feature clergy from several different denominations and faiths including a jewish rabbi, a muslim i imam and a native american chief. one historian said it's interesting, the american jewish yea doe christian routes -- roots is the reason we have such religious free come the in the united states.

stuart: very important day today. the i was intrigued. i've never seen or heard an american president make such a direct reference to god saving his life. >> reporter: absolutely. you know what? skirting death can change you. stuart: i think it -- >> makes it real. 9 tour start it does. lauren, thanks very much, indeed. appreciate it. check the markets, we have got the dow still up over 200 points, solid gain. that's about a half percentage point. the s&p 500 is up one-third of 1%. we've got a slight loss for the nasdaq composite. a couple of tech stocks are down this morning. check out the 10-year treasury. we're looking really at the yield, and the yield is now 4.58%. in other words, it's below 4.6%. that that's something of a key level. as for the price of gold, i'm looking at $2752 per ounce, on the upside today. bitcoin, a little bit of a struggle here. it hit $109,000, new record, earlier this morning. now it's backed off. you're looking at 103,6.

as for oil, well, it's down. $76 a barrel. we've got this drill, baby, drill president, and that that means more oil which probably means a lower price. there you have it. down $1.50 at $76 a barrel. still ahead, lisa saw saw booth on -- lisa bootheon president trump saying the gold inage of american has just begin. jim jordan on biden's last minute preemptive pardons. border czar tom homan and florida congressman byron donalds on getting a direct shout-out from the president. is a run for florida government in his future? we'll see. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ i remember pa mama said -- ♪ you can't hurry love. ♪ no, you just have to wait. ♪ she said, love don't come eas- ♪ it's a game of give and take ♪

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