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infrastructure and the question is when do the companies start monetizing? >> times is impeccable right now you see what happens it turned the market on its head making us questioning everything we're doing. j publicly against anything coming out of china. i think, i think they're lying frankly. i think this is a propaganda lie that's affecting u.s. companies. >> homeland security is protecting this country nobody but nobody is opposed to migrantses that a lie. we're against illegal immigration. people that are out there committing crimes. >> we have to arrest public safety a significant public safety threat or national security threat. >> yeah we're going to go to a college campus we have to -- take off the street. >> biden presidency was not what he advertised it was quite the opposite so you have a backlash what is serving donald trump. ♪ ♪

>> keeps traffic out doesn't it? that's 6th avenue again virtually deserted not that cold today 11:00 eastern time it is tuesday january the 28th on the markets. i'm going to call that a modest rebound after yesterday's big selling. dow is up 250 nasdaq is up 228. plenty of green there. chip makers same story a little bit of a rebound after the selling yesterday. certainly for nvidia time on semi, md down again in the a big picture mostly clear. apple is up -- yeah that was mike murphy's hand. >> clear picture. modest rebounding would you agree with that? we've made back half of yesterday selloff for the most part i'll taken it. stuart: hold on a second. yield on the tenure treasury where is it he asks 4.8% still

below 4.6. privately owned aero space company boom supersonic will break the sound barrier with xb1 plane going commercial with supersonic travel several deals in place and bring you the launch as soon as -- as soon as it happens now this -- wouldn't it be nice if hollywood stopped giving us all moral lectures they won't, of course. the oscars will be awarded march the 2nd hard to believe that the liberals of "la la land" will resist another round of smug trump bashing but they really should layoff. the hypocrisy is so obvious look at this from selena gomez tearful about migrants. >> people are getting -- children. they don't understand -- so sorry i wish i could do

something, but i can't. i don't know what to do. i'll try -- stuart: she subsequently deleted that video then posted a statement saying apparently it is not okay to show empathy for people. then she deleted that too. maybe she got the message -- why aren't you kriezing about hundreds of thousands of child migrants abused by the cartels tears from don't cut it. hollywood is actually ignoring reality. maybe it is deliberate deliberate blindness because they don't want to see success. on sunday the flow was down to 582 people crossing border. tom homan border czar has almost shut the border down and all hollywood can do is weigh in about sending criminals home. home had to say about selena gomez roll it. >> just in tears for the thousands of mom and dads i have

met, heard their stories how they've buried their children because they're killed by illegal alien supposed to be here -- and for the quarter million american families that buried a child from fentanyl poisoning that came across an open border. secure border saves lives that's what she needs to understand. stuart: left brought this on themselves they would not tell the truth about the border when biden was opening it up an they won't tell the truth now. they're just trying to guilt trip us all because trump is the president. third hour of varney are we warming up -- ♪ ♪ well, we're pleased to announce that joe concha is with us in new york this morning. i think people are beginning to see through hollywood hypocrisy when are they going give it up? >> never. as long as there's social media instagram, tiktok, every thought and feeling we will

unfortunately be privy to let me share stats with you 2 million individuals deported under george w. bush under barack obama that number went to 3.2 million and first term only one million were deported because, obviously, border was tied and not as many to report the point was when was selena gomez when obama administration with kids in cages this is selective and a selective airing of grievances. remember aoc went to the border 2018 she went there this will be before she was elected to congress and somehow in all white suit, and red lipstick there was a photographer that just happened to be there. to see her crying outside of a border facility, then during the biden administration i'm sorry aoc didn't go there even once. the tears went away. so this is how it works at this point selective outrage it is so fake and phony. and the bottom line is that tom homan is like thousands of children have been killed because of an open border policy

especially when it comes to fentanyl. stuart: one more for you trump spoke at the gop conference in florida last night thanked party for helping him win the election. watch this. >> we've just won the most epic consequential, political victory in american history they said it is the most consequential victory in the last 129 years. >> won the most in decades and swept all seven swing states, pennsylvania, washington, michigan, nevada by very big margins record setting. stuart: looks like republicans have a unity but i don't think you can say that about the democrats. >> because one party has a leader and one party does not. who is leading the democratic party right now exactly? it is certainly not joe biden we haven't heard from since he left office clam harris find her in the back of a milk carton before you hear from her these days i just don't know in the senate or

congress -- not only who the lead sr. but what their message is at this point. what they are now -- going on tv about like elizabeth warren this morning i was privy to complaining it's been a whole week stew yet donald trump has not brought down price of groceries and eggs he promised he would do that. it is amazing so yeah in the end this isn't 2017 where donald trump really didn't have the backing of house leadership. senate leadership his first year was a mess. throwing russia collusion that was driven by the media. he couldn't get things he wanted to get done he's learned from that to do this conference here and say look guys all on the same page one big beautiful bill may have to compromise because you have a three person majority in the house. but don't air our grievances on social media to get -- on tv or more likes on your instagram page suzie chief of staff is making sure that that stuff happens privately. the way nancy pelosi to her credit with democrats didn't see public outfighting because she knew get the ball over the

finish line get win that's what donald trump wins, wins wins -- stuart: thanks always appreciate it. going to get back to the "big money" story here we go president trump called china a.i. model a wakeup call for our tech companies. edward lawrence at the white house what can the administration do to keep the u.s. ahead in the a.i. game? reporter: it is trying to kick the industry basically in the backside with comments from the president like that and we may be witnessing the start of a tech race with china, and as a surprise move to many in the artificial intelligence industry a chinese based company released deep seek in the u.s., as an app now they say it is kind of like chatgpt but as smart using fewer chips less power. president trump a.i. czar posted on x that trump was right to resending biden executive order that ham strung american a.i. company without asking whether china would do the same, obviously, not. i'm confident in the u.s. but we can't be display sang the now

former intelligence officials warning about americans to blindly download apps that might be a security risk for their privacy as well as possibly give misinformation. >> it is a little disconcerting that this is the number one app in the free app store right now. because you see this is not a reliable place to get any meaningful information. >> so, in fact, when you ask deep seek about 1989 rebellion i cannot tell you about president xi or the uighurs some tech experts believe this app could be could push american companies and they need to make more investments and more of their investments in our official intelligence. lon to this. >> been working on this for a while. you know, why today? does it create a race? okay. so we're forced to, you know, start innovating and doing better and building technology. hopefully safer -- i don't think that's a bad thing. >> president trump says he also believes in the american

industry and ingenuity back to you stu. stuart: i want to alert boom supersonic test flight about to take off actually taxiing down the runway in mojave right now. this is the precursor we hope to commercial supersonic travel. when it takes off you'll see it. mike murphy with you this morning let's get back to deep seek is it as good as they suggested it is and that successful and what about timing release of the information as trump is tang, xi jinping about tariffs. >> yeah so i think that timing stuart so it's the tariffs yes but also the tiktok tangling that's going back and forth between trump and big tech and china. i think that's also plays part here. but you asked is it as good as advertised? and the honest answer is, i don't know. but i don't think that's the point. so are we going to trust we're talking about tiktok and our videos not trusting china.

are we going to trust china to handle all of our chips all of our artificial intelligence, all of our self-driving vehicles? all of this we're going to outsource? can china copy what we have here in this country what we've developed? and do it cheaper? possibly. i mean, i think we've seen that playbook before and are we going to trust china with what they're doing that's the big question for me the answer is no. stuart: we've got to keep going -- spending money and innovating to keep ahead in the a.i. race. got to do it. >> absolutely. which leads to this selloff we saw yesterday i think is an opportunity for people. stuart: thanks boom supersonic test flight looking tosher in new era of superfast travel this is history you're watching right here on varney. we'll be back.

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stuart: boom supersonic is taxiing the xp1 plane trying to break the sound barrier company plans to go supersonic travel and watch some history later this hour. president trump delivered a message of unity at the house gop issues conference in florida last night. aishah hasnie joining us from florida. what's on the agenda at the conference today aishah? reporter: hey, stuart good morning to you well vice president jd vance is supposed to speak with republicans later on today. i can tell you that last night, president trump acknowledged that he does not have a wide majority in the mouse so he understands they cannot lose three or five republicans even less than that. unfortunately, though, not everyone showed up here to this annual issues conference where

they are pushing unity. i'm told about 170 out of 218 members are here. some folks are saying that's the best they've really ever had, however, they are missing critical negotiators key players like chip roy and andy biggs, and so that is also on the minds of members here. how are they supposed to be unified if hay don't have key negotiators here in the same place. now this was the first time last night that president trump addressed house gop conference in person since becoming president. he laid out his goals to about expand tax cuts pass border security, pass energy legislation, raise the debt ceiling, and once again he told the gop not to get bogged down in how many bills it's going take to get it done. right now the house freedom caucus continues to push forward with the two bill plan with tax cuts pushing ladder bill republicans say whatever it is, they will pass it. >> give me one we're going pass that give us two we're going pass that. all of the committees are doing their work we'll have a vote an

a budget resolution next week which unlocks process and then it will move forward from there but our job to make sure that every one of our members has ownership of this process. >> so stuart they wrap up this conference today and head back to capitol hill on monday, and at this point we still don't know are they doing one bill, two bill -- we have yet to hear from steek or johnson. back to you. stuart: thanks listen to what president trump said about republicanning staying united. >> this has been a very exciting and will be a very exciting new chapter there's nothing we cannot achieve as long as the republican party remains united i hope you can remain united. it is one thing give the democrats a lot of credit for because you know, eve this lousy policy, i think frankly half of them are totally crazy. but they do stick together. they stick together and stuff that nobody can -- i mean how can you want prisons

emptied out into our country they stick together they stick together on everything. impeachment hoax number one impeachment hoax number two they stick together. >> congressman darrell i.c.e. is issa joins me now can trump reign in the freedom caucus to stay united? >> i think stuart, the answer is can the president bring unity as he did in the last minutes of the election of our speaker? and the answer is yes. he can do it like no one else. he certainly appeals to moderate and more conservative members, and he's the hero of the freedom caucus the question is can we put together that plan that the president approves of that the vast majority of republicans approve of and bring it together and the answer is i believe we can. that's what this weekend is all about. stuart: are republicans in a mood for some give and take either way to get something done? are they in the mood for

compromise and unity? >> you know, compromising on winning should be prate pretty easy to do that's what you do -- i'm not a big sports guy football, basketball or team sports, you can't win with one person doing it all. you have to share the load and the responsibilities, and that's what we're doing here. the speaker is assigned every committee the requirement to help with rex reconciliation and spending cuts and speaker prepared specifically by saying look there's some things we can do on a partisan basis that's reconciliation there's some things that are going to take reaching out to the orr side like the debt limit, both in the house and senate, and appropriations. and that's just the way it is, and the speaker said it so everyone in the room and everyone not in the room would appreciate that he's being honest about the facts of what we can do if reck sill --

reconciliation is the one thing to care and the speaker and president are preparing for exactly that. stuart: trump announced two conditions in order for california to receive federal aid for the wildfires he wants them add vote or id laws and state provide more water to los angeles. you think those are fair conditions for the feds to impose? >> well the latter certainly with hundred other things that california has done to make our wildfires worse. and less fightable we have to attach the former is something that i would hope we would do on a national basis -- i want to see a national requirement which we have a constitutional requirement and responsibility to do that ensures that only people eligible to vote vote -- which is not true in california right now. if you have no id required to

become a voter, then certainly the chances and the reality that people who are not entitled to vote have voted in california elections. if the president wants it attached, it is not going to break my heart. but ept to see it nationally and i want to see it permanent because american people deserve every election to be honest, fair, and only those eligible to vote voting. stuart: darrell issa thanks for joining us what you're seeing on your screen is the xb1, the boom xb1 that's the precursor to supersonic commercial travel. more varney after this. ♪ ♪

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stuart: it's happened just now boom supersonic taken off graddy watching this flight how long until it breaks the conged barrier? >> just five minutes stu we saw it take off in front of us here up there somewhere we kind of lost sight of it over the last few minutes. and right now it is flying at

mock point 8 which is roughly the speed of a conventional airliner. the goal is to get up to mock 1.1 mock 1 being sound barrier so 1.1 above that means they would have broken the sound barrier and as i said we're expecting that in the next four to five minutes or so. this shot that you're seeing right now is pretty remarkable there's one chase plane that's observing xb1 which is prototype plane and then there's another plane that is providing this live feed of the plane in the air as we speak. and, of course, this as i noted is a test flight this is a prototype plane the goal is to take this one-third scale prototype and essentially increase the size of it and then that would become the commercial jetliner that boom hopes to have in the skies in about five years time. as i look at the screen right now, our feed is delayed from the live feed here but at mock .85 closer and closer to break

the sound barrier and everything seems to be going well so far, stu. stuart: i want to bring many someone who knows thing or two about supersonic flight retired general jim demarst sir what is the significance about breaking the sound barrier? >> stuart good morning thank you for having me over 75 years ago air force test pilot chuck yeager in the belt x1 broke the sound barrier for the first time and the significance is that it is a relatively small group of men and women who have had the opportunity to travel supersonic. and boom supersonic is the first nonmilitary -- u.s.-based company to travel beyond the speed of sound so it is an exciting and historic moment in american aviation history. stuart: how do pilots do the pilots feel negative or do they hear anything when they break the sound barrier? >> so that's a great question

stuart. what will happen is as the aircraft accelerates towards the speed of sound it will approach what's called the transsonic region in that area the aerodynamic of the aircraft change a little bit and pilot will probably notice some buffing -- and some control changes relatively minor, in the modern age of flight controls, and then as soon as the sound barrier is broken, things will get a lot smoother. but the event itself is a little bit difficult to notice because you go from high transson toik supersonic suddenly it will get smoother aerodynamic change a little bit but other than that not tremendously eventful experience in the cock pit which is great from a pilot perspective. >> i was privilege to take the concord a couple of times i remember -- that the pilot would come on, and say we're about to fire up the afterburners and go

supersonic and you felt a kick in the back as the plane really leapt forward. i think they were going over a thousand miles an hour at that point is it similar planned for xb1? >> well, i think that they'll take a little gentler approach in the test flight stage but pilot will accelerate from that high transsonic through the transsonic region to beyond speed of sound so it will definitely be a kick in the back when they begin the supersonic run. stuart: i'm looking at the bottom of the screen there .87 .87mach that's closer to breaking the sound barrier is that right? >> that's a very small club stuart you're in that club congratulations. but it is a relatively small club of people who have had a chance to fly supersonic and if you think about the speed and air travel, at mach one that

airplane will be traveling 12 miles a minute or a mile every six seconds. and that's the kind of air travel that i think a lot of us would like to be a part of. for some of our longer overwater journeys. stuart: love to do that but you tell me when can we get expect supersonic commercial flight from this company and that plane? >> well you know right now they have over 130 orders they've got united airlines, they've got american airlines and japan airlines have all partnered up so industry sees this as part of the future of commercial aviation. right now they're looking to start flying in a couple of years with, i think, commercial transport aspect will be more closer to the end of this decade so i think that's what we all have our sights on assuming that the development, the prototype and the testing goes as planned. stuart: probably got a minute to go before we break up mach1 it

is.887 in a minute they're promoting that that's what they're going break the sound barrier. is there any concern about safety when you're doing this kind of thing? >> well stuart, the answer is absolutely yes. in the test aviation world, safety is always a major concern. it seems that boom supersonic from its very inception has developed a very strong safety culture, you know, they've partnered not only with the airlines but with the air force and a lot of industry leaders and i think they properly realized that us consumers are beginning to look very closely at the safety aspects of supersonic flight before rear ready to buy a ticket like you did before you bought a ticket across the concord so i think that that will be part of it. you know, the profile today is conservative, then they have really one test point that is to get it over the speed of sound so they can rightly advertise the first american bill civilian

supersonic aircraft. >> jim i would you to hold on to graddy they broke the sound barrier didn't they? >> it just happened we're watching with a crowd and heard them cheer the live stream we're watching a little delayed from the stream that's taking place here on the ground so yes. and actually the live stream is now up to date so supersonic you can see they're at around 35,000 feet mach107 right now about to approach mach1.1 that is, of course, supersonic faster than the speed of sound. i'll tell you from the experience on the ground here, because this plane is so high, we did not hear that characteristic boom that you expect to hear with supersonic flights because it is flying at 35,000 feet. but we can confirm that this plane xb1 prototype plane precursor to supersonic plane hit mach1.1 and take all of the

information from that and apply it to the full size commercial jet that they plan to build right here in the united states in north carolina. they are well on their way to doing that they hope to fly passengers in it in the next five years or so and actually stu if we have time, ceo of boom is right here with us. if we can bring him in -- this is blake scholl we talked to him earlier today. this is a huge mile stolen for your company, blake. >> feels incredible. right now we're supersonic literally as we speak. >> i was just explaining to our viewers that now you're going to do it again next week to prove this wasn't a fluke. >> yeah that's right, in fact, that real objective next week to get iconic photos we have something fairly special planned to make sure we -- really remember the moment. reporter: i've asked you this before but what do you say to people skeptical without a government helping you out can develop a supersonic commercial jetliner? >> well it is not easy. but i'm a big believer that

small driven teams that are focused on a goal that really matters accomplish big things people said we couldn't build a supersonic jet but looks like we have. some people say we won't be able to build supersonic airliner well we'll finds out. >> congratulations big day stu, and you watched it here live. stuart. stuart: we watched it live indeed yes we did. graddy thanks so much indeed mike murphy with me do you see investment opportunities in supersonic commercial air travel? >> well there's some great investors in this company boom like sam altman found open a.i. one of the investor katy wood one of the investors we didn't invest years ago not because we don't believe in air travel or supersonic air travel. we have other investments in the space that we thought had more opportunity. but yeah there's an opportunity if they're able to pull it off. stuart: it turns me on i have to say the idea of flying supersonic speed up to a thousand miles an hour -- and a view like that i have to say, i remember on the concord, when flew at i think 52 to

58,000 feet it was so high up, you could see the curvature of the earth. >> wow. stuart: that was something else it really was. >> concord isn't around because they had a hard time profitable running. stuart: indeed they had to charge an arm and leg to get you on the plane i believe it was one of the worst polluters of the upper atmosphere and that was a another reason why they took it out. the boom xb1 i believe is differently engineered not such a pollutant so i'm told. while we've got you here back to markets back to money -- give us some stock picks, start with oracle. >> has had a big boom, you know, they're part of president trump's build out had the 500 billion dollars, huge selloff yesterday. on again, on this news out of china which i think it was just completely overdone so oracle pulled back about 30 points or north of 20% from recent highs it is a buying opportunity.

>> if you think it was overdone on deep seek would you suggest putting more money into nvidia? >> i would and i have. i've owned nvidia for a long time talked about it here yeah down below 120 is a buying opportunity. now, just to be careful, that doesn't mean it goes up today or tomorrow. but when it does, find the bottom and snap back, i think the snapback is north of 140 a share so a lot of upside from here. stuart: i would that i can mike thank you very much indeed. turn back to politic this is just coming at us senator gary peters democrat from michigan will not seek reelection in 2026. that opens up a senate seat in the swing state which trump won last november. now, in a statement national republican senatorial chair tim scott says gary peters is reading the room. after spending years ignoring illegal immigration and destroying his state's autoindustry michigan is better off without him.

so there -- okay. meantime rival democrat senatortorial committee insist democrats will continue to hold the seat in 2026 a source telling fox pete buttigieg is mulling a senate bid. let's get to the markets check them all please we have the dow up 42 points, can you show me -- show me -- okay i've seen the jet plenty of times see the markets please -- thank you. all right dow is up 50 s&p is up 24 and nasdaq up 210 points. coming up, "the big money show," now is now two hours. starts at 12, noon co-host taylor riggs here with what -- with a look at what's coming up on "the big money show" today. what do you got taylor? >> there's one thing that investors are excited for it is the power of doge we're all over doge, and some of the latest cuts that they are announcing including terminating three leases, in terms of office space, and already looking at

savings of about 1.6 million dollars trying to relocate tenants again all to save the american taxpayers money. we're on top of it all, stu. stuart: we'll take it thanks very much indeed we'll see you 12, noon. trump took more questions from the press in his first few hours in office. than biden did in his first week -- arie joining me now. what's different about trump's relationship to the media this time around, arie? reporter: oh, everything is different. he feels he's in command he feels like things are going well he's always been open, available, and communicative with the press but i think there's just a sense that he feels that he's on the top of his game in the press is backed off. i think that's the biggest thing stuart. when he came into office eight years ago it was all collusion it was still dossier everything was just being hurled at him. they're actually treating him like a regular normal president now. stuart: trump's white house rolled out a new social media

account, it is called rapid response account of the trump white house. that's what it is called plans to hold fake news accountable. what do you make of that arie? >> i love it. we're in a different era stuart we're really in a time now where people in power particularly the president but all politicians can communicate with people directly in a way they couldn't before. the mainstream media strangle on the public is broken that started to break in trump first term and really gone now. i think the 2024 election showed that. this is an opportunity for trump for news makers everywhere for people in corporate america, to tell their own story to build their own list of followers on -- whether it social yeetd or podcast or influencers in addition to the mainstream media. we're in a very different world and it is what you make of it now. stuart: just seeing pop up arie cnn anchor jim as acosta

contentious in the first week of trump's presidency what do you make of him leaving cnn now? >> first of all, he is the epitome how the media went all the rails he was not there to report -- he was not there to tell cnn viewers what happened. he was there to challenge donald trump and to give his opinion. with the blessing of his editors that's how adversarial reporting was in trump's first term not acting like that and they're being normal reporters at least for a little while. cnn wanted to move him to a midnight show i suspect he didn't want to take the move to a midnight show, and it's a sign of how donald trump is changing things. it is also a sign of how much trouble cnn and mainstream media are in if they follow their old formula. >> you're right on both accounts. thanks for being with us this morning big day we appreciate you being here. thanks, arie. it is that time when we show you the dow 30 -- get stocks at the market i think

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the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution

for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. >> that is what's going on with apple reports that next operating system ios18.4 will bring more apple intelligence that's their a.i. voice controls and the long awaited siri update it is due reportedly by april. stuart: 239 on apple nine bucks higher. xerox. >> photocopy machines earnings missed unimpressive 2025 revenue

guidance. stock is down almost 8%. stuart: used to be a time when canada goose jackets were everywhere. still are, what's the story? lauren: are they still luxury even though they're expensive no they're strengthing executive team they hired a former stella executive which means luxury. to help lead their merchandising maybe to just -- up their appeal with the consumer. stuart: i bought one those things but it was too big for me. lauren: couldn't downsize? go to a small instead of a medium? grow into -- stuart: you had to go there i bought it myself actually. lauren: you didn't want to spend the money. stuart: could wear it. can i change the subject for a second here. it is day two of national school choice week. more families than ever before are now free to choose what they think is the best school for their child. erika donalds joins me this morning right off the top erika wra is school choice so

important? >> well, as a parent, as a former school board member someone who has been involved in school choice policy for 15 years i can tell you there are about 60% of parents that look the a new school for their child last year stuart that means parents in whole want options. and they need options. every single child learns differently parents need the ability to vote with their feet. when the school they're zoned for doesn't work for them it shouldn't matter zip code or income parents should choose what's best for their children. stuart: school choice i think that is a state issue. now what is trump doing at the federal level to improve school choice? >> well, president trump made promises to american people including universal school choice, and we've seen some federal action come through, including the education choice for children act which would allow for a tax credit at the federal level for states that we know are not going to enact empower parents with school choice like new york, and chicago, and illinois --

we're not going to see it there so there are some motions on the floor there. especially as we're looking to shutdown department of education, of block graduating funding from the federal government in order to empower parents with the ability to choose school choice and incentivize states to put these things in place. stuart: how would abolishing education department enhance school choice? spell it out for me. >> there are a number of ideas on the table but one -- option you know there are some programs in the department of education like title 1 like ida that are meant to enhance education of low income or special needs students. it is possible that we could block graduate those funds to the state but require the states to empower parents with those moneys. through esa accounts so a family of low income students or disadvantage students could choose funds in the way they see fit to enhance their child's education whether that's tutors, additional services or even something at a private school.

that's one way of doing it stuart. but the tax credits scholarship through ecca is something that's gained a lot of traction especially hearing that here during school choice week and may be in reconciliation. stuart: bring me up to speed if you would where school choice is making gains and where it's not. are there any states which absolutely have no school choice whatsoever? >> there are, unfortunately, still states where most families are trapped in failing schools even knows would say they have school choice such as with charter schools maybe small educations savings account programs. unfortunately, the majority of americans in this country do not have options outside of their zoned public school that's why this is so important it is a national emergency. we're getting ready to see the nape data come out tomorrow we've seen largest drop in mathematic scores in history of roaring, and our country for fourth and 8th grade a third are reading doing math on grade

level so those system as it's working is not working at all for families. and we need to make sure they have options that's why it is so important that we do this. and that we enact it not just in the states but federal level because it is a national security issue. it is a national issue that affects the ability for us to keep our republic long-term, and that's why we see trump towght school choice and really we think he will go down as the school choice president. stuart: you want to give the money to parents so they can give the money to the school of their choice bottom line that's it. right? >> that's absolutely right. we want to empower parents they know what's best for their children. they care about the children the most not the bureaucrats in washington or in state capitols for that matter. stuart: paying close attention to grades that come out tomorrow that is an important story for school choice. erika donalds thanks so much for joining us always appreciate it. thank you. mike murphy, insists on sitting next to me for the entire hour do you think education department should be abolished?

>> ting needs to be changed for sure. i think -- yes giving more choice to parents but more importantly i think our teachers need to be compensated differently i think the idea of more like a business where the great teachers that we have should be compensated rewarded for the value that they add to students' lives and bad students rather than being put in a rubber room somewhere or staying on because of their tenner they should be removed and have no not be able to negatively impact students' lives so i think whatever it does need to be changed and looks like we're getting some change now which is good. stuart: that would be a change murphy thanks very much indeed we're going run through markets see where we are at the moment start with the big board dow is up a mere 30 points that's it big drop yesterday, up 30 today, 44,007 is the level dow winners i have a list, sales force, boeing, apple, nvidia microsoft all on the list all of them moving higher quite significantly too. but not compared to the big

drops yesterday. s&p 500 winners roil caribbean a cruise line back on the list carnival another one and sales force is there up 16 bucks 4.8%. nasdaq winners crowd strike zscaler data dog, moon what's that -- thank you. >> corporation got it tenure treasury yield where is it? it is still below 4.6% only just 457. price of gold 2700 and change almost 2800 bucks this morning at 26 per ounce. bitcoin back to 102 per coin. oil low 70 dollars per barrel 7305 there you have it. gas 3.52 average price for gallon of regular at 3.12 a gallon but we have to tell you in california, regular averages 4.345 time for the trivia

question when did ameleah earhart go across the ocean, 1927 or 1932 i think i know this one. the answer when we return. ..

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stuart: before the break we asked when did amelia ehrhardt become the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic ocean. you first. mike:can i challenge that? i'm going to go with number 4, 1932. lauren: i agree it is 1932. stuart: i think she did that trip after charles lindbergh went to paris. we all got it right. in may of that year, she took off from newfoundland, canada, finished her journey 15 hours later in northern ireland, 1932. check the markets. we still have a readout going on but i want to alert this the, this is important. since midnight, ice has arrested 969 illegals subject to deportation. the new york attorney general letitia james says she is aware

of ice in new york city and is monitoring the situation to ensure people's rights are not violated. in other words, the biden team knew these people were here and all it took was tom homan to say ice, go get them, there have been no incidents and they are going to get out. lauren: the venezuelan migrant that was arrested in that ice rate in the bronx alexis mcadams is reporting her sources say he was the one at aurora colorado complex. he was a member of the violent tren de aragua gang, he was seeking sanctuary in new york. stuart: i don't believe him. tom homan comes along. "the big money show" is about to begin three seconds from now, "the big money show" starts now