welcome to the new hour of "varney and company". stuart varney will be back monday. look at the numbers you would think housing is coming back, sales are up, rates are down, prices are up but who is spying? not the general public, 30% of existing homes sales of previously owned homes, only first-time buyers. that number has gone down dramatically. increase in home prices was low in recent months in foreclosures, they are down but launched in part because government intervention lot of homeowners are still struggling. another question, in this rally keep going without ben bernanke priming and pumping $85 billion a month into the system, real-estate agent bullish on housing waiting to jump on everything i just said. this should be good. good morning. here is our real-estate company, team investment. nicole petallides on the stock exchange. we want to get to this housing story. url housing pool, this is your business and you point out the good things, i am worried about a few things. first and foremost, the federal reserve, $85 billion a month. they can't do that foreve

the stuart varney problem. on sunday and a total of those two games, i put that, the total rushing attempt which will be more, i know stuart varney is wiki eplf has been in the country long enough to appreciate football. i thought would be a nice tie in between the two. charles: he thinks the cabinet is a rear desert. best of all desserts. thanks a lot. we appreciate it. love having you on. charles: you guys know, tell stuart varney y new york state is fracking and you responded in force. highlight the next. here's a sneak preview. >> it really is a clean way of getting natural gas. >> i want us to be able to question more. the list of chemicals used in these things. before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symp

and don't be such a stranger to "varney & company." >> you call. blackberry's former chief is character out and selling stock. and what happened to the blackberry stock this morning. >> and sell it out. take a look here, down 1 1/2%. there were some other headlines this morning, too, they were considering exiting south korea so there are a few headlines surrounding blackberry and of course the big run-up, the following the blackberry 10 and this crowd here with cvs just opened and. stuart: so we've got blackberry what was that, 15. >> 14, and-- >> ouch. and i interviewed the sierra club and kept pressing him on wind and solar versus fossil. >> what is nationally the percent of electricity in america supplied by wind today? >> i'll break it out by state for you, i'll give you ten states, iowa and. stuart: no, no, no, no. >> south dakota, 25%. stuart: all right, you did not answer the question, did not answer it directly. don't worry. steve goreham from the science coalition has the answer to my question and he'll present it to us today. ten o'clock

e-mail us now, please, varney@foxbusiness.com.s, it's thursday morning, here we go. cisco, very interesting, i call it a door stopper stock. it's been revealed that they have 46 billion dollars in cash. 46 billion, but 39 billion dollars of it is overseas, outside america. chief executive john academy berce says, you bring the money back to america, you'd like to bring it back just so he could buy stuff, buy other companies. he's got a problem. if he brings it back here, he pays a 35% tax rate so he's holding off for a tax holiday. 2065 on cisco, it's a door stopper. higher profit and disappointing outlook at pepsi, where is that stock, it's up a buck. whole foods is is in the news, weaker sales for the rest of the year. that's interesting, it's down 8 bucks. and the telephone land line provider century link, cuts its dividend and plans a stock buyback, it's down huge. $7 off on a $33 stock. and advising widely, it's up $3, a big percentage gain. better than expected profits are sketchers, footware people. up 8%, not bad. disappoi

stu varney host of varney and company at the fox business network.olitical message here and you're not the only one. many on the left particularly in great britain have been ripping the show suggesting the creator julian fellow hes is in their view conservative and to the right and more fair-minded people say he's a center right, not far right, but in any event they say -- they accused him of having an agenda of making the rich look good and that's why they hate "downton abbey" and you say what. >> what other tv show have you ever seen, a modern tv show, where the rich are made to look generous, honest, classy, and looking after people with their money and their power? what else do you see this? you're taught in america today to think of the rich, well, they are evil, unscrupulous, abusers, and as the president says fat cats and should pay their fair share. the president wants to demonize the rich and make them pay for all the goodies he showers upon our democracy. it's a juxtaposition, the show makes rich people look good and we sympathize with them

welcome to renew our of "varney and company".because you are bringing home less money. shrinking paycheck because of the payroll tax increase and a rising price of gas. troubling stats from the national retail federation, less take-home pay means 25% are spending less. 25% of you are delaying big-ticket purchases and a third of us are cutting back on eating out. one fifth buying less groceries. not good sign for economic growth. we will talk about it. this friday morning, we are up, the dow is up 30, 13,900 is where we are and back by popular demand our friday morning company. liz is here, charles is here and nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. i mentioned at the top of the hour the new york times is in full agreement with the president raising taxes on rich and for everyone. to reduce the deficit in a weak economy new taxes on high-income americans are matter of necessity and fairness. the paper says taxes need to go on the middle-class. let's start with you. charles: don't know where to start. this is despicab

welcome to varney & company. i am david asman in for stuart today. or eliminate state income tax. louisiana, north carolina, kansas, nebraska all trying to make it move in that direction. republicans are also picking their battles. a governor just did a 180 on obamacare. she chose to give in. same thing for ohio's governor. he once lobbied the president for four fracking at a college basketball game. the great state tax revolt in the middle of it all. ♪ ♪ stuart: we are talking about the states and taxes and growth and chicago's fight with police over blackberry overtime. also saving the polar bears. with the company, sandra smith and elizabeth mcdonald. of course, nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. you have smaller government at the state level and larger government at the federal level. liz: it is bad for the u.s. economy would it takes more manpower and brains to file the return on your income than it does to earn it. that is what the states are showing. watch out for what california did. there is nothing more permanent than a tempo

yeah, "varney & company" is about to begin. >> wednesday, february the 27th.ked with three big stories and three all-star guests. first, the president does the not have to inflict the pain he threatens from spending cuts. he has the power to switch the cuts to nonessential areas, but he won't do it. armageddon is pure politics. in the next hour senator tom coburn is with us, and i'll ask him what he thinks of the president choosing to inflict maximum pain. now, can we call this the wal-mart economy? that company struggling because you have less money in your pocket. you're paying more for gas and now, food prices are going up. art laffer has more on the wal-mart economy coming up. this man sounded off and french workers, saying they're lazy and entitled. what does he think about big labor in the u.s.? the outspoken chief of titan international, the top of the ten o'clock hour, now, listen to this, this may be the exact opposite of the entitled generation, one young man, he walked ten miles in the snow so he could apply for a job that pays $7 an hour, a real go

stuart: welcome everyone to a new hour of varney & company. minutes, actress and obama supporter eva longoria will join us. we're going to talk fair share in taxes with her. she's going to try and sell me potato chips. that should be interesting. it is coming up very shortly. first though let me introduce our tuesday morning company: liz mcdonald, charles payne, nicole petallides. here they are. check the big board, very early going, still pretty much flat. 14 points up for the dow -- now 17 points up. nicole, shares of michael kors hitting another high; correct? nicole: all-time high. when you talk about accessories, bags, certainly the number one thing people think about with michael kors. obviously a stellar performance, all-time high as we see continued demand and a great quarter. stuart: let's give kudos to charles payne you saw that coming you recommended it did you not? charles: so many times. i have told so many young ladies in this building, what kind of watch is that? michael kors. i have been begging people on the show, in the netwo

"varney & company" coming up on tv. happy birthday to sheryl crow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ imus in the morning ♪ >> tax the rich some more. and keep spending money. you will hear that in the president's state of the union message tomorrow. clearly, he's not been listening to dr. ben carson. good monday morning, everyone. the leaks are trickling out. tuesday's big speech pretty much laid out already, no basic change, tax and spend for another four years, but it's the opposing point of view that's getting he the attention this morning. dr. ben carson a renowned neuro surgeon lectured the president on taxes, obamacare and morality at the national prayer breakfast. mr. obama has not had to listen to people who see it differently. he had to listen to 25 minutes, the left is outraged, lecturing the president, and some have taken note. dr. ben carson should be be president. the tax the rich policy is shaky and obamacare is a disaster, but the debate on what to do, what's right to do about it is back on the front burner. "varney & company" is

stuart: welcome to a new hour of varney & company.t the carnival cruise line have started. passengers stranded on the ship for days adrift in the gulf, no power, very little food, no bathrooms. the coast guard says a leak in the fuel line caused the engine fire that knocked out the power. coming up in a few minutes, we have an attorney who says the passengers that were stuck on the ship have no case. they should take the money that carnival's offered them and run. wait till you hear this. it will be just a few minutes from now. >>> here is our company this tuesday morning as we get back to market action: fox news contributor, charles payne is here and lauren simonetti joins us from the floor of the new york stock exchange. check the big board, we're above 14,000 as expected, a 54 point gain to get things going again this week. lauren, you are watching the office supply companies. there's merger talk. take me through it. >> office depot and office max both surging in addition to staples. the "wall street journal" reported that office d

>> many is, we all love our colleague, stuart varney, hosttu of varney and company. >> i hate him. >> not, he had to go to the national cattlemen beef association. he'suy the guy whose only amerin accent is that of john wayne. take a look at stuart varney. >> he looks happy. >> he loves america. >> he's a cowboy. we were thinking of you. >> greg? >> o'reilley tonight with mcquirk and red eye in this studio. we'll do it out of the fife because of the snow storm. we gote a good show. >> are you going to sanitize it after? >> what do you mean? >> what is wrong with you? >> after you are in it with "red eye." >> are you saying somehow that we're contaminated or infectious? >> you did getor the notice that none no. one else in thein business did to clean out your stuff. >> that's true. you had that memo about the spring cleaning.in >> that's where i found seth, my former assistant. >> i remember him. >> no, keep going, so bob can't do his one more thing. >> i'm going to turn to dr. carson. let me make a point. you talked about reading your bible and tighting. if you read it carefully, the

varney & company about to begin. did yoknow not all fiber is the same?l is different- it's the only fiber for regularityhat won't cause excess gas. it's gentle and clinically proven to help restore and maintain regularity. look for citrucel today. stuart: breaking news from dell, as expected. the company is going private. the stock is up 30% this year. it is a done deal. i have a whole raft of tax stories for you. first item, the feds propose to legalize marijuana and establish new pot tax. that would bring in an estimated $20 billion a year. passage of the law a longshot at best. today congressman eric cantor will give a speech on just how expensive it is to raise a family and how higher taxes will make it more difficult. then there is this example of punishing success. super bowl mvp, joe flacco want a new stingray. if he accepts it, he will have to pay $2500 in taxes. forecasting our future deficits. expect a lot of red ink. i expect a lot. president obama will miss his budget deadline. it is the third year and a row in the fourth time they have done

here is state treasurer on monday's "varney and company". >> moving into the black.ternal borrowing is being reduced. economy is picking up -- those are the reasons and to the for the upgrade that occurred by s&p. stuart: joining us is mike reagan, voice of reason from california. you just heard about moving into the black, borrowing less, the economy picking up, that is a rosy picture. you live in california. you have been a commentator many years there. what is your reading? >> if i say one thing, my dad's 100 second birthday today. at this point his second administration, we're growing at 7%, not 1.7%. calif. to hear them talk about the uptick things are looking great. remember proposition 30 was retroactive back to january of 2012. no one was able to react to that in time and got caught with it. trust me, 2013 will be much better for those of us who are going to figure out what to do about our tax base in 2013 knowing that our taxes are at 13%. to give you an idea i am going to las vegas the first week of april to celebrate my daughter's birthday. we are looking

joining us now, stu varney, host of varney and company on the fox business network.nonpartisan group. they simply crunch the numbers. what caught your eye? >> the two numbers, the two points you just made. number one, the deficit this year will be below a trillion dollars for the first time in the obama years. point number two, the growth of the economy will really slow down. only 1.4% growth. so essentially the cbo, the bean counters, they are agreeing with president obama who says you lower the deficit by raising taxes. you ruin -- not ruin. you hurt the economy by cutting spending. that's what the cbo is saying. they're also painting, i think, a very grim picture of the economy. 1.4% growth, 8% unemployment, about 7 and a half percent for years to come. if you look at the report carefully and i have, and you go fast forward to the future, they say our debt is really bad down the road because of health care costs and our aging society. >> shannon: wait a minute. i thought that the health care bill, now law, was going to handle the cost or at least move them in the

a lot more on this as "varney & co." rolls on. welcome to a new hour of "varney & co.."ge right now is down just a fraction. we are on our record watch. we are just about 150 points, one written 45 points away from the record all time high that was set back in of seven. here is our company to discuss all of this. on the floor of the new york stock exchange. charles, are we going to see a record high soon? >> reporter: within the next three weeks or soon. within two weeks. absolutely. stuart: that it? >> reporter: that's it. stuart: why? >> reporter: all of this kind of news that we always thought would be a catalyst would be behind us and the market would be on the so-called animal spirits, in fact, the lack of news will actually be the catalyst. so ironic we have been hoping for news weather was the jobs report retail sales are were never. all has fallen flat. the thing that is when the market pops. stuart: you agree with that. >> absolutely. these markets are stimulated by the federal reserve. low interest-rate environment, many printing. stuart: a want to break away f

varney@foxbusiness.com. right. 9:40, time is money, 60 seconds, here is what else we've got for you. coming up on "varney & company," the markets may be close heed, but we're going to try to make you some money. charles payne joins us in the next hour and he's going to cover stock picks and so does shah gilani, your money doesn't take a holiday and neither do we. the new york times disagree with me when it comes to tax refugees, and mentioned me twice, calling tax migration a myth. and seems a difference of opinion. i will layout my opinion in my take 10:15. you know i'm no fan of obamacare, think it's lousy piece of legislation. in the next hour, a guest says obamacare discourage marriage, i think that's a stretch. even i have a problem believing that there's a relationship between obamacare and marriage and divorce, but our guest will tell us, yes, it is true. much more on the gas price spike coming up next. 32 straight days, why is it going up so much if oil down the line is not spiking. eric bolling has

>> mine is we all love our colleague, stuart varney, host of varney and company. >> i hate him. >> believet or not, he got to go to the national cattleman beef association. this is a guy who is only

>> mine is we all love our colleague, stuart varney, host of varney and company. >> i hate him. >> believet or not, he got to go to the national cattleman beef association. this is a guy who is only american accent is that of john wayne. take a look at he. h.. he-haw. >> he's happy. we're thinking of you stuart. >> he's happy. >> greg. >> o'reilly tonight with mcgurk. we're doing it in this studio because of the snowstorm. it's going to be a good show. >> are you going to sanitize it after? >> what do you mean? what is wrong with you? >> our studio. >> after you were in it with red eye. >> oh, okay. are you saying somehow that we're contaminated or disgusting or infectious. >> you got the notice that no one else in the building did to clean out your desk. >> they had red eye clean out your stuff. >> you guys got that memo about the spring cleaning. that's where i found seth, my former assistant. >> i remember him. >> keep going so bob can't say one more thing. >> we're fill bust terring. i'm going to return to dr. carson at the prayer breakfast. you talked about reading your bible. if you

more "varney & co." weekday mornings 9:20 sharp as when we start. with the dow backing off of 14,000 as of right now. to nicole at the exchange, what is going on with oracle? nicole: oracle has been on the downside. of over 20%, here you go, oracle down 1.1%, and you have seen the deal. we are right around arguing over little pennies. you are seeing them running up clearly. stuart: thank you, nicole. medicare fraud rampant, it is. it costs taxpayers billions of dollars, but for criminals it is quite a profitable enterprise and this morning the man who literally wrote the book on russian mobsters, do not miss this one. you know, i did a double take on this one. the headline from "chicago tribune," not too hot, not too cold economy. what? the jobless rate has just moved up, government reported the actions contracted, yet all across media and from the white house is a very different story. here's my take on settling for mediocrity. that is exactly what we are talking to. the recovery is on track, slower than we would like but still steady. the presiden

>> many is, we all love our colleague, stuart varney, hosttu of varney and company. >> i hate him. >> not, he had to go to the national cattlemen beef association. he'suy the guy whose

and we'll get reaction from dana perino and stuart varney. first the big story this hour is the countdown to the sequester. because in two short days at the stroke of midnight march 1st, 85 billion in spending cuts will be triggered and even with the clock ticking closer and choser to the deadline. our commander-in-chief, president himself. did not try to hammer out a bipartisan solution to the mess he put the country in. instead of focusing on fixing the problem he decided to take his sequester scare tactics to the commonwealth of virginia and as usual his teleprompter was loaded with some of the name irresponsible rhetoric we're accustomed to. and the choice of words was so ridiculously similar to what we heard exactly a week ago we could not resist on the program to put together a "hannity" highlight reel of president panic in action. do not adjust your screen. this is not deja vu you're seeing, not seeing double. sadly, this is the quote, leadership in the the age of obama. >> in a few days congress might allow a series of immediate, pain

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>>steve: does the host of varney and company agree? stuart varney joins us live.do agree with him? >> i agree with dr. carson on two grounds. he was talking morality. the left went crazy when he lectured the president it the national prayer breakfast. the left said that was totally inappropriate. i disagree entirely. it is very appropriate to talk the morality of taxation at the national prayer breakfast. and i agree with dr. carson because he raised moral questions about taxation. is it moral to take more and more and more off successful people? is it moral to give our children and grandchildren massive debt? is it moral, half the population that works, to pay nothing at all? dr. carson takes the oppose moral position -- takes the opposite moral position and says the current taxation system is immoral. god wants a percentage, not a triple percentage because you're rich. he says, look, having skin in the game is moral. that was the message from dr. carson, and i fully agree with it. that's purely on moral grounds. >>brian: it was so powerful the "wall street journ

this got a lot of play on "varney & company."gle glasses have the heads up display showing everything from text messages to the weather forecast right in front of your eyes, cool, maybe, but could they prove to be a liability in court. people hurt because they were distracted by the technologies, are the lawyers getting ready to pounce? and all-star lawyer mark lanier, is he getting ready to sue? here is something you don't hear any day. a venture capitalist willing to start you money to start a business and the catch, he says you have to move the business to detroit. has anybody done it ye. the head of yahoo! says no more working from home. what? a tech company and you can't work from home? we'll have that for you, obviously, plus, barack obama has we said, he wants maximum pain. whose idea was sequestration anyway, steve forbes, the opening bell, they are next. [ woman ] if you have the audacity to believe your financial advisor should focus on your long-term goals, not their short-term agenda. [ male announcer ] join the nearl

my name is joan varney, and i along with bob own the property at 1569 hampshire street, adjacent to the proposed development at 54 through 62 peralta. i am here today to urge the committee to continue this item in light of the new information from william sandavere professional manager of clear water [speaker not understood] and study related to the proposed street encroachment at 54 peralta. we as neighbors need the assurance that this development is not going to have a negative effect on the flow of rainwater that often races down the steep roadway in the winter rain. the analysis presented by the developers has been -- has been termed inadequate by mr. vandavere as a representative of clear water hydrology and we feel it would be prudent for them to follow the amended guidelines set by him to try and determine a plan that would do the least harm before moving forward on this project. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> my name is carl [speaker not understood]. i live at 8 peralta, same block. i'd like to read a short thing here. i believe no one should have a right to make any

mark cycle a member of our medical a-team and stu varney with the varney and company on fbn.s out of germany, what do they mean. 72 is the new 30. >> this is from the academy of science and it's dramatic. it shows this have been 8 it,000 generations of humans on the planet. just the last four generations have lived a lot longer. back in 1900 people lived about 40 years, now, we live around 80 years. why? vaccines, clean water, clean food, antibiotics, more public health, more perception, and vaccines by the way, public health and sewage removal number one on the list. diarrhea is the biggest killer. >> megyn: let's get down to it. >> so this is the issue and it's actually great news, but the question is, what are we going to do and how are we going to pay for it and i've actually-- were varney there, i believe that we should raise the retirement age on medicare. >> before we get to that. so we're living longer is what the study says, but does it mean, when i hear 72 is the new 30. we showed the picture before, raquel welch, sophia loren and the older women who look fantastic

stuart varney, host of "varney & company" on the fox business network. okay, my friend. my british friend, good morning to you. let's start with a baseline of knowledge here. what is going on in italy? >> italy just rehe can projected -- rejected endless economic misery. they brought back berlusconi and retired comedian. they basically wrecked europe's policy of getting out of their financial mess. we reacted with a big selloff on the stock market. what happens there will have a big impact on what happens over here. that's what we're dealing with, bill. bill: we fell more than a percentage point, yesterday. more than 200 points he said. that has our market spooked, right? there is lot of talk whether or not italy should go through austerity to get the books right or whether or not that is the correct way to go. paul krugman writes about austerity. says it doesn't work. nations imposing harsh austerity suffered deeper economic downturns. the heart cher the austerity the deeper thedown attorney. do you see it that way? >> what paul krugman wants he wants a lot of money pri

stuart varney is the anchor of varney and company on the fox business network.e joins me now, hi, stu. >> alisyn. >> what are we expecting the president to say about the economy? >> a lot of what he will say has been leaked at least a broad outline and call for a more robust government presence in the economy and saying government and government spending which will rebuild the middle class. he won't call it government spending, he will call it investing and three areas in particular where the president wants to raise the spending level, invest more. they are education, green energy, and infrastructure. he wants to raise the level of spending in those three areas, that he believes, will create jobs. all of this will be partly paid for by raising the amount of money that the government takes from wealthy individuals, raising the amount of money that it takes from corporations and getting more money out of oil companies. overall, alisyn, it will ab fairly aggressive pursuit of the same policies we've been seeing for the last four years, for the next four years. he'

keith ablow and stuart varney are both on deck. get close it that one. >> steve: first the aflac trivia question of the day. born on this day in 1917, this actress known for having nine husbands, including conrad hilton. who is she? be the first to e-mail with the correct answer and you'll be the big winner a hybrid? most are just no fun to drive. now, here's one that will make you feel alive. meet the five-passenger ford c-max hybrid. c-max says ha. c-max says wheeee. which is what you get, don't you see? cause c-max has lots more horsepower than prius v, a hybrid that c-max also bests in mpg. say hi to the all-new 47 combined mpg c-max hybrid. with multiple lacerations to the wing and a fractured beak. surgery was successful, but he will be in a cast until it is fully healed, possibly sever months. so, if the duck isn't able to work, how will he pay for his living expenses? aflac. like his rent and car paymets? aflac. what about ga and groceries? aflac. cell phone? aflac, but i doubte'll be using his phone for quite a while cause

stuart varney joins me, anchor of "varney & company" on the fox business network.ood morning stuart. >> good morning, martha. we knew it was bad but this bad? in the time it took me to say that we added $120,000 to the deficit. let me give you some really scary numbers, break this down by the treasury by the way. irv second as you said we add $37,000 to the deficit. every minute, $2.2 million. every hour, $136 million. and every day, $3.2 billion. in the time it has taken me to say this, we're roughly a half million dollars more in debt. now yesterday in congress at a meeting of the house financial services committee there was a hearing. two democrats wanted to remove the debt clock from the proceedings, get rid of it, cover it up, take it away, they did not want to see it, maxine waters, steve ellison called it a political prop. they do not want to see the rapid run up in the debt. >> it is just a fact. it is a fact of life and it is surprising that they object to having it there. you would think, you know, in many ways it is a helpful reminder for the work that i

stuart varney has all the numbers.assroom the other day to push his universal preschool education. here he is playing with the kids. he's got the magnifying glass, having fun there. watch. joe biden went with him. joe has his. watch what joe does here. look at this. he catches his sleeve on fire. ♪ [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. you should not start enbrel if you have an infection li

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