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good morning, it is 10:00 eastern. let's go with the money, plenty of reading, the dow was off 630 points, the nasdaq close to 300, that's 1.6% for the nasdaq, 1.4 for the dow, 1.4 for the s&p. and percentages, you know you've got a selloff. next case. tariffs have taken effect on canada, mexico, and china, imposed as of now. mexico's president says retaliatory tariffs are coming sunday, she says she has calls scheduled for trump this week possibly thursday and the us tariffs are violating trilateral north american trade pact. we also watch for canada's justin trudeau who will speak at 10:30 eastern time today. elsewhere on the markets, just look at the yield on the 10 year treasury, back to 4.7%. the price of oil falling to $66

a barrel. bitcoin on the dow side, $83,000 per coin, lots of reading, lots of selling, that's the markets, now this. donald trump is indeed changing america and doing it at breakneck speed. virtually every biden policy has been reversed. it has been a tumultuous 6 weeks. the anti-trump media doesn't like it, the democrats don't like it. what about voters? they are the ones who will pass judgment. here's the news, trump and his policies are popular. biden and the democrats are sinking. mark penn is chair of the harris poll, overall his poll shows 52% job approval rating, that is unusual for a new president with the contentious agenda. 58% of doing a better job in biden. the point is trump is in tune with america, his policies are

popular, 70% think the government is filled with waste and fraud, 69% want to see the budget cut by $1 trillion, 72% are okay with the department of government efficiency, closing the border, cutting government spending, valuing merit over identity, they all get majority approval. by contrast the democrats have sunk to a new low, 36% have a favorable view of the party which brings us to tonight when the president of joyce is a joy session of congress, his theme will be renewing the american dream. you know that will get cheers from the republicans. it is uplifting. it is positive. it is what america wants. the democrats will be out in the cold if they can't come up with commonsense policies of their own. after the oval office blow out some democrats returned to trump derangement syndrome, senator schiff called our president a coward. that's not going to work. at this point voters like what they see, they like trump's

america. second hour of varney just getting started. deroy murdock, can trump retain political popularity making some he waves at home and abroad? >> he's doing what he said he would do on the campaign trail, promises made promises kept, he said he would close the border, shutdown dei, doing those things. other than the announcement about gaza, what he said he would do on the campaign trail. the work people appreciate, he's out 24/7 working all the time, radical transparency, always up there with the camera on him all the time, everyone knows what he is up to, no secrets, people appreciate those things. stuart: be careful with

inflation, he said he would get inflation down fast, 45 days in. inflation going up a little bit, not down and i wonder how he will treat that tonight. >> the tariffs are a concern. to get countries -- they stick to push prices up. to pass the tax cut immediately, by april 15th, give the markets clarity what the tax structure will look like and bring inflation down. stuart: vice president vance explains where he thought the oval office meeting with zelenskyy went wrong. >> he tried to bend over backwards to be gracious and kind to zelenskyy even when zelenskyy was needling him. to ask a question, the president answered and i answered it and something about my answer really set zelenskyy off, 100 television cameras here, i tried to say we should have this conversation privately and the president was

like actually i don't want to have it in private, i want to have this in public for the american people to see and i think there was a certain sense of there's lack of respect and entitlement. stuart: zelenskyy doesn't play handball. >> very cheerful, he has been saying he wants a security guarantee, the security guarantee is having us companies, mining engineers in ukraine, whether it is plenary putin or a successor, if -- stuart: trump is squeezing him, he paused the delivery of all us military assistance to ukraine. he is squeezing, do you think zelenskyy might have to turnaround and say sorry? >> he's going to have to or the weapons he needs to continue this war won't be here, he says i was a little hotheaded, pretty soon on, that would be helpful & the deal and enjoy having european troops as

peacekeepers, can't join nato but he can join the european union. stuart: deroy murdock, one of the best dressed men and television. look at the bottom right-hand corner of the screen, the dow is down 586 points. last week on this program, jeff sica was with me on set, he said nvidia and its earnings report could upset the market and it did. watch this. >> the curse of high expectations. it has been flatlining and showing this vulnerability and when you have the company reported this morning, like microsoft, that are reducing spending on data centers, you have to take that seriously. there was so much hype over this stock, this was the belle of the ball and right now there's going to be trouble ahead.

stuart: go ahead, gloat, you got it right. >> this is my finest hour. i have been waiting 14 years for this. i would say that what i saw in nvidia going back to when i started recommending it in 2018 when it was adjusted at three, this stock used to be as goes apple so goes the market, now it has become as goes nvidia so goes the market. the expectations were so high all i saw were wall street drooling over this stock and piling money into it and they needed that triple beat and the fact they beat revenue and earnings, jensen weighing increases expectations so the fact they beat it and the stock decline showed there was trouble with nvidia.

stuart: let's bring it up to today, tariffs have been imposed, it is a trade war, if it goes on for a month what happens to the stock market? >> the stock market is using the tariffs as an excuse to sell off but if they persist, what you are going to see, especially in real estate because that is -- that hasn't been talked about but real estate when we get 60% to 70% of steel and aluminum through canada it will affect the housing market and that to me is my greatest concern because shelter costs are the biggest aspect of the consumer price index and inflation is the carbon monoxide of the economy and it is not going away and that is a concern. that's why the market is down. stuart: the dow is down 611 points. good to see you again.

ashley, i need to know why chesler is down 6.5%. ashley: this didn't help. bank of america just cut their price target by $490 all the way to 380, better than the 266 but we told you about the poor china made ev sales earlier. bank of america says the trump tariffs are a real problem for america's top ev maker, tesla. look at biotech company aluminum. stock moving lower after china announced a plan to ban imports of gene sequencing technology, as donald trump imposes those additional 10% tariffs. no surprise, stock price is taking a hit down 3.5%. stuart: still ahead, aoc wants to know if the justice department is investigating her.

>> it is important to know where this administration stands and if they intend on using political intimidation to silence their critics. stuart: this started when tom homan called her out for giving advice to illegal migrants how to avoid ice. homan is on the show later this morning. donald trump will lay out his vision for america and looks like voters are on board, new polls show his approval higher than this time during his first term. 2028 vision, will democrats looking for a leader, tim waltz hasn't ruled out running for president. we will tell you what he had to say. ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ dream on ♪ dream on ♪ wait until your dreams come true with the chase mobile app, things move

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will be continuous, donald trump speaking to congress amid new polls show he is in a stronger position than he was at this point in his first term, gop pollster mitchell brown is with us. the harris poll shows trump's policies are popular. is that what you are seeing in your polling? >> again, we date this to when he was running, told people what he wanted to do, cut government spending, out of endless wars and to restore respect in america, this is what people cared about, not so much trump himself. i heard from people in focus groups they may not like donald trump's personality but they want these policies back, they want to return to 2018-19. stuart: these polls were taken before the oval office blow up. what do you think will be the impact on his political popularity? >> it's going to rise again, ukraine is not a popular topic.

funding the country is not across-the-board, democrats have gotten less and less comfortable with the issue, we don't need a tiny tyrant to come into the oval office and disrespect our president and our country, americans want a strong man who can checks ability and strength in america. we are not going to get bullied into defending countries that can't exist without our aid. stuart: 58%, the harris poll, 58% say trump is doing a better job than biden. nearly 1/4 of all democrats are saying that. is this what you are seeing in your polling? >> trump tells people what is being done. with joe biden he would say gas is high and we are working on it. people can complain, anything we deem as access or fatty, we

are going to end wars, don't have leverage, if you look for these paul, under the age of 20 he's at record high. stuart: they like trump's policies, do they also like him. they see him on tv every single day of the week. do they like him? >> that's where the divide is, younger people like trump, order people are likely to say they support the policy and not the man himself. stuart: younger people like the man himself. >> it's not counterculture, trump is cool, you see on college campuses people aren't afraid to say it. a or 9 years of the left dominating current culture, this will happen, whatever is deemed uncouth is going to rise up with the youth. stuart: thank you for being with us this morning, appreciate it.

you can watch full coverage of donald trump's joint address to congress on fox business, special coverage starts at 6:00 pm eastern on the bottom line. ashley, need you to come in for this one. kamala harris's running mate, is he thinking of running for president in 2028? ashley: he says he would consider a run, not sure how many people would. in an interview with the new york radio hour, walz said despite his crushing defeat alongside kamala harris, he is ready to serve. >> i never had an ambition to be president or vice president. i was honored to be asked. i feel like i can serve, i will. we tried you and look how that worked out, i'm good with that. if i can offer something, there is a piece to do it, i would certainly consider that. ashley: walz ruled out running

to replace tim smith in 2026 saying he would rather eat glass than return to capitol hill. he spent 12 years as a member of congress before winning the minnesota governorship in 2018. stuart: coming shiri bibas senate democrat sticking to the trump is a threat to democracy strategy. watch. >> democracy might be gone, we might not even notice, the trump family might rule forever. stuart: more where that came from. it didn't work in the election, what makes democrats think it will now? trump telling farmers to get ready for tariffs. john boyd junior is a farmer in virginia. is he happy with these tariffs? he is next. ♪

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stuart: the tariffs are in place. counter tariffs in place, investors don't like it, dow was up 700 points. i want to know what's going on with nvidia because it is down 2. 8%. what's the story? ashley: after that selloff

yesterday, there -- analyst at citigroup say this price, the risk/reward is attractive at what point does it become a buying opportunity? they say yes for nvidia, down 3%. having their way with the market, automakers import many parts to make their cars in mexico and canada. we know that. jeff flock reported a $3000 increase to consumer car prices. that is a lot of extra money afford, gm and stellantis down big time. tariffs going to affect, donald trump delivers his address to a joint session inch congress. do you know if trump will mention tariffs in his speech tonight. >> reporter: he will mention tariffs and here we go. we will see how long other

countries hold out on this, donald trump betting the us consumer will hold out longer than canada, what is to stop the fentanyl, to incentivize that. energy from canada on a 10% tariff, it goes to 20%. >> it will be costly for people to take advantage, they can't come in and steal our money and our jobs and our factories and take our businesses, and ask but not to be punished, they are being punished by tariffs, it's a powerful weapon. >> the chinese retaliated filing suit with the world trade organization, 50% tariff on us chicken, wheat, corn, and cotton nws food imports like soybeans, canada firing back imposing a 20% tariff on $20 billion of us imports into that

country, the number going up to $100 billion of us imports hundred 25% tariff, mexico will announce sunday with retaliation tariffs, there is a call reportedly this week, donald trump and democrats latch onto the tariffs, canada and mexico specifically warning what might come. >> it means rising costs for groceries and cars, even for ordering takeout. it is unbelievable what they are doing with these tariffs. it could mean restaurant owners in states like mine could be forced to close down as food prices go up. >> reporter: donald trump tonight will lay out how these tariffs play into his role in fixing what the biden administration broke which caused inflation. we will see how this price pressure plays into that. stuart: on truth social, trump

says to the great farmers of the united states, get ready to start making agricultural product to be sold inside the united states. there will go on external product on april 2nd. have fun. virginia farmer, of the black farmers association, jointly now. china slapped tariffs on us food prices going to china. is that going to hurt you? >> it is an important time for america's farmers, planting season and farmers trying to get their planters in the field and announcement of the tariffs, bad timing for america's farmers. the department of agriculture to reinforce the fact that they will extend operating loans to america's farmers. a lot of farmers don't have their farm operating loans in

place, we need a us trade representative to come out and say what they are going to do to help america's farmers to find new markets. i don't think they will sell wheat and soybeans. the announcement is very timely but it hurts america's farmers. stuart: the president on truth social says get ready to sell a lot more agricultural product inside the united states. can you do it? you sell a lot more food here. >> we definitely need our international partners, soybeans, mexico purchases a lot of corn in the united states. these are very big markets for three major commodities in the united states.

those are the major commodities and those are the three things we do better than anybody in the world, corn, wheat, and soybeans, strong markets, further commodity. last year i sold my soybean crop in this country for $9 a bushel and to hear that markets are down, raises a lot of uncertainty. we are going to be watching the president's speech tonight closely. farmers are the backbone of this country. stuart: farmers are going to start receiving a portion of $30 billion in assistance to help make up for last year's losses. to get a piece of $30 billion.

are you happy with that? >> the piece that passed the latter part of last year, $10 billion for farmers in those major, oddities. cotton is participating. farmers need those moneys now, the agriculture secretary, to get those payments out to farmers because we desperately need it. these prices are not good news for america's farmers. we have to use something to curtail the drastic effects, crop losses is what i'm trying to get at. stuart: john boyd junior, thanks for joining us, you're in a difficult position. the nasdaq, back to the markets, the nasdaq is in correction territory, the dow was negative through the year.

tom hayes jointly on the phone. the negatives, tariffs imposed, we got a trade war, inflation that is still not beaten and other things going on as well, the market is way down. is this a buying opportunity? >> unquestionably. this is the buying opportunity of the first quarter. we need to step back and keep in mind that tariffs were raised every single year following the spanish flu in 1918 until 1929 before that. we are nowhere near those tariff levels. howard lutnick has emphasized tariffs, fentanyl related. you stop the fentanyl we will stop the tariffs. that is a huge factor.

markets are going to be much higher two weeks ago, which i don't spend a lot of time on. we are close to washed out across the board, we are going to be to be in the market shopping today and this afternoon and maybe tomorrow as well, most likely today. we will be putting on materially sized positions. stuart: thanks for joining us. coming up, activists are warning illegal i burns of expected ice raids. what can be done about these leaks? border czar tom homan will join us on that shortly. donald trump announced all federal funding will be halted for colleges and universities that allow anti-semitic protests on their campuses. the full story next.

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stuart: yesterday we brought this interview about ask on -- ask --axon expanding at headquarters. >> they create exciting new tech jobs or estate that caters more to the retirement community, they are very much against our new headquarters as a representative in arizona, axon is based in scottsdale. this representative is dead set against our campus because it has apartments for employee housing. you want to take a guess as to what happens in a full-time job. he is an apartment broker. can't make this stuff up. stuart: the arizona representative mentioned is joseph chapman, he responded to a

axon's president saying residents don't want another massive apartment project 19 have your years after years of overbuilding. a axonpurchased the trust land and manipulated the outgoing city council to change the zoning and save one hundred $50 million which would have gone to fund arizona schools. the lobbyist bill i have been fighting would undo the citizens initiative, to vote on this in the next election and take citizens voice away in arizona and further developers. it is a fight and we will follow it for you. now this, barnard college tasting disciplinary action against masked pro-hamas protesters. alexis mcadams outside columbia university. how many students were disciplined? >> reporter: two students have been disciplined so far but last time i was standing in front of hamilton or columbia university's campus it looks a lot different. it was months ago we saw those

protesters breaking the glass and going inside saying they were not going to leave until the school divested from israel. it took an entire year but now they are facing disciplinary action. watch. so that is just some of what we saw in april. barnard college which is part of columbia university has extolled one student, suspended another for taking part in that violent takeover. enable mass protesters smashing the windows and destroying school property on the ivy league campus, the punishment comes just days after barnard college kicked out two students for disrupting history of israel class in january, they threw these flyers all over the place that said burns in his them to the ground, the school kicked them out, the department of justice will visit 10 campuses deal with anti-semitic protests. >> that's not free-speech. these are criminals harassing and tormenting jewish americans. of the district attorney's don't do it, the us attorney's

office will file hate crime charges. >> reporter: donald trump threatening to imprison agitators writing this, all federal funding. for any college, school, or university that allows illegal process. agitators will be imprisoned or permanently sent back to the country from which they came. american students will be permanently expelled or depending on the crime arrested, no masks. the doj says what could be next? pooling federal funding from schools like columbia, how much does columbia get? $100,000 a year for tuition but also got a lot of funding, $5 billion they could pull from the school so we will see what happens. stuart: thanks very much, still ahead, the tariffs have brought high anxiety to a variety of industries but there is one industry that is having a grand old time, tree farmers of america are celebrating.

that's "my take," top of the hour. sanctuary city mayors will testify before congress about their refusal to work with ice agents. tom homan will tell us his message. time is next. ♪ ♪

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stuart: it is a selloff, the dow is off 700 a couple's. 1.4% down on the nasdaq. mayors of new york city, boston, denver, chicago all sanctuary cities, those mayors will be testifying on capitol hill about refusal to work with ice. molly line is in boston. what are mayors saying about the hearing? >> reporter: good morning. i am here in boston, michelle wu was among those headed to washington to testify with other sanctuary city mayors, she says she will defend her city and acknowledges there has been some hype ahead of the house committee hearing.

>> we have already seen some materials put out in advance that seems designed to heighten interest and frame it as a showdown or dramatic moment. >> reporter: we shall see but that could be a reference to the video released by the house oversight can be last week, a promise to hold the mayors publicly accountable on march 5th, chair of the house oversight committee, republican representative james comber of kentucky claims chicago, denver and new york city have, quote, implanted reckless and illegal policies that shield, lately and some federal immigration enforcement, to bring held to boston taking aim at the city's commissioner, ice detainers ignored across the state. it is not her first rodeo. >> one of the most diverse cities, 28% of residents were born in another country and we are the safest major city in the country.

>> reporter: massachusetts republican party chair says mayor wu has been shielded from accountability for too long, the commute he will force her to answer tough direct questions. vice arrest in boston prove thing to a city's policies endanger public safety. every time the mayor prioritizes politics with common sense, more criminal illegal immigrants are drawn to boston putting massachusetts residents at risk enforcing federal authorities to step in. later, mayor we will join the massachusetts congressional delegation on capitol hill, they address the impacts of what they say is the trump administration's harmful actions on communities across massachusetts ahead of his address this evening. stuart: a little bit of a fight. molly line, thank you very much indeed. borders are tom homan joins me now. what is your message to the sanctuary city mayors. what would you say to them? >> i met with house republicans

yesterday. sanctuary city mayors won't say this, sanctuary city will welcome the community because we are not victims or witnesses of crime. and report crime as a victim -- that is a false narrative because victims and witnesses of crime do not want the bad guy back in the community. they would rather this person be taken into custody after the county is done with them. that's the message. sanctuaries are sanctuary criminals. as far as the mayor of boston saying sanctuary city, 5 of 9 children disagree with her, 9 parents, sets of parents with children were sexually assaulted, ripped by people who are not supposed to be in the country legally. we will provide examples of people in recent custody, ice took a lot of time to find

these people and take them off the streets and who knows how many children were attacked by these people from the time the county released them. sometimes it takes months. real victims of real illegal immigration crime. stuart: alexandria ocasio cortez admitted to selling illegal migrants how to avoid ice and she accused you of intimidation. >> homan was upset because he felt you were giving advice to people who are here illegally. where you? >> i was giving advice to all of my constituents. >> he said he was going to report, reach out to the part of justice. >> i intending out of the department of justice to inquire. a member of the trump administration who is threatening and seeks to open an inquiry and are you going to do it? it is important to know where this administration stance and if they intend on using political intimidation to

silence their critics. stuart: aoc was referring directly to you. what is your response? >> she needs to understand this country gave donald trump a mandate and he is carrying out the mandate. he promised to make our communities safer especially against illegal aliens who are public safety threats and we are prioritizing, the worst first, i look at the number this morning, ice has taken 30,000 people off the streets of this country that were in the country illegally in a public safety threat. i asked the department of justice with for clear guidelines, when you cross a line, educating criminal aliens how to evade law enforcement at what point do you cross that line? giving it to ice agents to perform civil law. what she needs to understand, she said she's educating people to their constitutional rights she's telling people how to evade law enforcement and because of that the last operation in new york city a

lot of people were hiding based on education from various members of congress, we are talking about child rapists we were not able to apprehend because they took advice from people how to evade law enforcement. a member of congress, all these numbers of congress in the biden administration they had a right to claim asylum, to see a judge, and there is no due process if the biden administration of the court isn't executed which means 90% must be removed. any member of congress doing the job, was enacted by congress, they passed this law, letters do our job, they have a due process, don't stand in our way, there is no due process, we will stand by law and do it all.

stuart: is continuing, activists continuing to warn and instruct illegal migrants unexpected ice activity. they are tipping off the illegals. what can you do about the leaks? somebody is telling the activists where you are and who you rated? >> we find out who they are not only will they be unemployed but prosecuted. the danger of ice agents, the danger they face every day to arrest the worst of the worst, dangerous job, a matter of time before one of these leaks causes an ambush even by ms 13, one of these groups the don't care, they will take pride in the fact they killed and ice agent or officer, we will hold these people accountable, pulling out all stops, secretary kristi noem is involved, when we find out who they are and we will be will prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, they put our agents in great danger and it is only a matter of time before

one of our officers do not go home to their families, taking immediate action. stuart: you are speaker mike johnson's guest tonight, you could be sitting next to the speaker. you are going to be a star tonight. >> i'm not the star but men and women wearing that green uniform are the star of a 97% in three weeks, the men and women of ice, and dea and fbi and all these task forces are champions, none of this happens, border numbers, 97% because donald trump is a strong president, made executive decisions, a series of executive orders, he needs to take full credit for success on the border and enforcement operation because he opened it up.

he is letting ice do what they are doing, god bless donald trump, i said it 100 times, he proves to me every day that he's the greatest president in my lifetime, proves it every day, i'm honored to be in the same building of the same room with donald trump because he is making america safe again. stuart: you were his first nominee the day he was reelected. i remember it well. we will be looking for you tonight at this speech, see you again soon. still ahead, jimmy failla on democrats saying trump might rule forever. christian whiten on trump pausing military aid to ukraine. stephen more on trump's tariffs taking effect. what happens to the economy? san diego county supervisor jean desmond on an influx of migrants arriving by boat, the 11:00 hour is next. ♪

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