after the historic drop on wall street what stuart varney thinks will happen next, why don't we ask stuartl book stuart varney and as sports leagues grapple with the future of the games, mark cuban joins us live. the classic reaction echoed the ncaa tournament, basketball men and women nba, nhl and so much more. you probably can go home after this game. we will talk about the nba future going forward, coming up on "fox and friends" if jillian and that other guy named rob can land this plane. jillian: we can do it. rob: what are we going to do? >> still have to get dressed. jillian: thanks. rob: talk to each other? rob: italy the second most affected country after china by coronavirus is under a national lockdown. jillian: your next guest is a friend of mine, we grow next door to each other, she is under quarantine with her family and joins us live to share what it is like in italy. we are here on skype, we will try to make sure the technology works. thanks for joining us, we have been worried about your family. tell us what it is like in italy, what you are experiencing. >> good morning. p

let's bring in stuart varney host of varney and company on fox business. hey, stuart.omy. i have got a list for you. number one, get back to work early as the president says, getting back to work will clearly help the economy. is he going to reclassify counties in terms of risk, low risk counties may be able to open unfairly soon. don't know a time frame. but that would clearly help the economy. secondly, more money may be required for small businesses. at the moment, businesses are being paid, not to lay off their people. taxpayer money, government money going straight through the company to the employee more money needed, even though $360 billion has been allocated. more money might be needed and it would clearly help slow down the lay off rate. number 3. mortgage companies are going to need some money. a lot of people are not making their monthly payments for whatever reason, the mortgage companies need that money. they need a cash infusion because they have got it pay off their bond holders. the treasury secretary is organizing a rescue of the mortgage organization

stuart varney. pete: mr. fox business. stuart: great to be here. thank you very much indeed.uite a day to make a debut. pete: a lot of market movement on friday. a lot coming on monday. do you have any predictions week ahead. i think tomorrow monday, working from home hits real big time. millions and millions people working from home. that will be very significant. that is tomorrow. pete: interesting. that is we'll cover that angle and every angle facing country. latest numbers on crone :in america. u.s. cases in this country. deaths in america 51. reports show it as highing a 59 or 60. worldwide cases, just 145,000. 5000 deaths worldwide. this is not going away. jedediah: we did a full show with moms and people at home spoke to moms and people that answered one concern going up, what is going on at aparts. crowding particularly with respect to customs. are people getting properly tested. that is major concern brought up particularly with respect to this administration. they have people going through 13 airports. will that be enough. does domestic travel as well need to be li

reporter: steve mnuchin talking with our stuart varney earlier today. the loan would be forgiven if the company does not reduce its payroll by 25% or more, the loan could be forgiven. if they reduce it more than 25%, the loan forgiveness would shrink by the appropriate amount. this money could be used for utilities. it could also be used to pay mortgages, salaries, also rent or a lease payment. back to you. melissa: edward, thank you. connell? connell: let's go back now, melissa, look at this day in the markets and we end up higher by nearly 700 points on the dow jones industrial average. the s&p and nasdaq also having a terrific day of trading. now, you add oil around 20 bucks a barrel. so you had that falling. a few different things going on at once here. to edward and blake's point, there is hope in the market of more stimulus delivered. that is something investors are looking at, continue to look at. there has been some talk that the extended shutdowns like we heard the president announce last night, if anything might control the virus, limit as har

some people will be affected by curfew in new jersey is stuart varney doing yeoman's duty for our own charles payne. stuart: i may have to work that out, see you from the studio. only time will tell. thanks, neil. good afternoon, i'm stuart varney in for charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now, stocks sinking across the board. that trigger ad halt to trading at the opening bell. investors were reacting to the gradual slowdown of this economy and move by the fed cutting interest rates to near zero. that left people wondering is the central bank out of ammunition now? there is optimism. pharma companies,

some people will be affected by curfew in new jersey is stuart varney doing yeoman's duty for our own charles payne. stuart: i may have to work that out, see you from the studio. only time will tell. thanks, neil. good afternoon, i'm stuart varney in for charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now, stocks sinking across the board. that trigger ad halt to trading at the opening bell. investors were reacting to the gradual slowdown of this economy and move by the fed cutting interest rates to near zero. that left people wondering is the central bank out of ammunition now? there is optimism. pharma companies, regeneron, moderna they're looking forward to move to vaccine testing. we're heeding warnings of social distancing. we're separating out. we're over an hour from the latest virus tax force briefing. what can we expect? i don't know. here is what larry kudlow told me of possible stimulus. roll the tape. >> we'll reach for every available way to mitigate and stem and undergird both the health side and the economic side. stuart: his actual expression was, whatever it takes. all

brian: we have woken stuart varney.t the snooze button, but he is going to be with us in a matter of moments. we begin with this fox news alert. you have 26 americans now who are died? the coronavirus, at least 600 cases are reported nationwide. ainsley: a juvenile court of the deaths linked to that nursing home in washington state. steve: we have known that todd piro is live as the illness spreads to 36 states. and they are locking down italy, todd. todd: that's right, steve, ainsley and brian. good morning to all three of you. the latest washington state fatalities bringing the number of deaths there to 23. three of the confirmed deaths elderly at the kirkland life care facility and the fourth a resident in his 80 also a lieutenant of life care. thfear far from over at the facility. >> we hope that request will come through. rob: here is where we stand now. 36 states have cases of coronavirus with at least 600 cases nationwide. and 26 deaths. all this as the cruise ship forced to idol for days pulled off oak land. the

an all-star lineup, stuart varney on the fed, the head of fema, congressman from texas dan crenshaw andor of new york city bill diblasio joining us, the chairman of forward motor company talking about how they are making ventilators and we figure out when the bill will pass the senate. a busy 3 hours kicks off 17 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. back in a couple. ♪ , dad i - aw, psshaw, i thought i knew it all too. but i'm still learning things. your mom makes sure of that, ya know what i mean. what? look, like rakuten. you can easily rack up cash back on tons of stuff. cool. like travel, clothes, concert tickets. it's better to be safe than cash back sorry. alright, good talk. your room smells. it's weird, i don't know what that is. get cash back on thousands of brands that you love. cash back. rack it up with rakuten. rob: the hospitality industry hit hard as coronavirus keeps americans home. some hotels could be offering a new service. jillian: cheryl casone here to explain. >> reporter: the hotel industry employs 2.3 million americans and according to

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we called our friend stuart varney hosting his show on fbn and he will join us in a simulcast. pear on each other's networks and shows. hello, stuart. >> good morning let me report to you. we have a significant sell-off on wall street. stock prices way down. the dow industrials down 5.8% as we speak. the price of oil has tumbled all the way down to $34 per barrel and has been what we call the flight to safety, a mad rush into the treasuries. united states treasuries because they're dead safe. the money goes in, the price goes up, and the yield comes down. in a nutshell, sandra, that's what we have on the financial markets this morning. >> sandra: i know, stuart, from watching you and your show, because i dvr it and watch it after mine, of course, that you are very optimistic on the u.s. economy and very positive on the economic numbers that you continue to see. so bring it all together as we see this more than 1500-point sell-off on the dow and what happens next. >> in december, january and february, this economy was very strong, as you can see from the jobs report which we rece

stuart varney will be here talking about the surging market and layouts on the other side and small businessker, your host, your bartender, should you be going to unemployment? what is the future of restaurants? you will be surprised what john taft for has to say about that and surgeon general jerome adams, should you wear masks or not wear masks? are you ready for a fourth stimulus? lindsey graham talks about what democrats might be cooking up. do we take a pause before running up additional debt? keep in mind, have a number 2 pencil, there will be a quiz at the end, if you are told to shelter in place i ask you to get dressed. i take your you will listen to me. we go to commercial. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. ju

here with what they need to do and need to know is stuart varney host of varney and company. we hear about it being a thousand pages. but for the small business owner they zero in on what is in it for them. what's in it for them? >> okay. let me go through. this first of all, it's coming to small business directly through direct deposit. you don't have to go through a small business bureaucracy of government. you go straight to your bank. your credit union your small business lender and apply for the money directly through them. private enterprise, efficient, fast. private enterprise. the money should start arriving by friday of this week. that is lightning fast. for a program of this size, to get the money out within a week, that is a really remarkable performance. get the money by friday. so, you go to the bank, credit union, small business lender, no government bureaucracy. you get the money, direct to your deposit. you get 8 weeks of payroll. that's important. that means the government is paying you, the small business owner to your employees. they are paying the employee

stuart varney will breakdown the impact on the markets, they had a big day and today not so much. cardinal dolan and patriots player ben watson will weigh in on tom brady who now announced by instagram that he is leaving and sounds like he is going down south was a busy 3 hours kicks off 11 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. jillian: if you are worried about what is happening imagine seeing it through a child's eyes. this video captures the panic of a young boy scared about the coronavirus until his sister takes his hand to comfort him through prayer, not just a moving moment but could be a lesson for everyone. joining me is the mother of these two children. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. that moment is something we can take something away from. what did you think when you saw it? >> i was amazed, i felt blessed my daughter could pick up on her brother's fears and jump in with not only a bible verse but the right bible verse, tell him he needed to have power, have love and keep his mind right. at that moment she called the fears of our en

right now, however, it is all about stuart varney. "varney & company." stuart, take it away.n. good morning, everyone. you know, it has been a wild ride overnight. swaini a swing of more than 1,000 points for the dow. stand up for another up and down day, after that 3500 point loss last week. left-hand side of the screen, now we are on the upside, up to the tune of 150 points. we had been down, what, more than 400, almost 500 points at one stage. the s&p has turned around, up 73. i'm sorry, the nasdaq has turned around, up 75. the s&p is up 16. bottom line here is it may open on the upside but who knows where this thing's going to close. up and down all day. we are expecting rate cuts by the federal reserve. we are expecting a massive stimulus package from china.

connell: an interview larry kudlow had with stuart varney earlier. minutes ahead of "making money" also talking about the fact government assistance may be on the way in a targeted fashion. your view on the response here from the administration? charles: well, you know, i think the response has been really adequate so far, to be honest with you, connell. it's interesting because kudlow did three interviews back to back to back, the last was with stuart varney, and that was the one that moved the markets. i think the media, you know, has got to take a step back for a moment with the sort of gotcha stuff. you said to buy stocks, now they are down 9%. he's not trying to pick the bottom. i think what he's trying to do is historically, if you buy the markets on a dip like this, particularly after the jobs report we saw today and all the other economic data is there's a pretty good chance you will do pretty well. now, having said that, the administration's got its hands full because they are probably going to end up writing some checks. it won't be, you kn

larry kudlow, the king of pro growth economics coming out today and stelling stuart varney that he is ready to come in with the targeted stimulus. he knows how to do that. but so much of this is based on emotion. and to that end, we have new york governor mario cuomo -- not mario. andrew cuumo saying that the facts do not merit the level of anxiety we are seeing here. steve moore, another economy saying fear more than anything else is hurting the economy right now. steve forbes at the end of the day today after the close of the market said he bets we'll see one to two months to the uncertainty and a big bounceback. who knows? the bottom line is though, this is one of the many reasons why the president was trying to wean us and our economy from china. because of this kind of uncertainty and the supply chain. this is where this whole thing started, sean. >> sean: all right. melissa francis, thank you. joining us with more on the president's response to coronavirus and the outbreak is with the fox news medical "a" team, dr. marc siegel. it took three weeks. yeah, the travel ban and the q

brian: bring in stuart varney. varney and company. his show gets kicked underway 9 to noon on fbn. hought futures are down. >> it's been a wild ride all morning. we have seen a swing of almost 1,000 points in the dow industrials just so far this morning. as of right now, futures are pointing to a minus 180 points at the opening bell. a couple of problems here. number one, we don't know how much the virus in america will slow america's economy. we don't know the effects of widespread quarantine quarantin. it comes to that we don't know how much people are will be reluctant to assemble in crowds go to the grocery store. we don't know what the full impact on our economy will be. secondly, i think this iran situation is another major problem for the global economy. a senior advisor to the khomeini regime have died of this infection. the leadership is infected. they are lying to their own people will the extent of this virus and they have done very little to control the flow of hundreds of thousand soondz of pilgrims coming in and going out of the country there is a case in manhattan, ne

ray kelly joining us, let's go to studio b where stuart varney is preparing for his show. nday of this week the dow went up 1200 points, positive news on the virus. tuesday it went down 800 points, negative news on the virus, wednesday we went up 1100 points, great, joe biden made a breakthrough in bernie sanders has crashed, politics did it. this morning we are down 600 points, back to the virus, bad news on the virus. i can't keep track of it. i don't think our viewers can keep track of it. the only people making money here seem to be big time traders with their computers and algorithms. i find this difficult to get to grips with and difficult to report on. any sense of certainty or decency, i find this -- maria: there were a lot of worries around this coronavirus and you know what investors do with uncertainty. you -- we thank you, see you in 10 minutes, breaking news. bill diblasio confirmed there were two more confirmed cases of coronavirus in new york. i am here with ray kelly with the nypd. i didn't ask about coronavirus. what should the city be doing as we are expec

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the treasury secretary telling stuart varney this morning that guidance will be given on that later this afternoon, for small business owners how they can tap into that. mnuchin laid out four different ways small business owners will be able to access money. existing sba lenders, fdic insured institutions, credit unions and fintech companies. those are the ways that small business companies will be able to go out to get that money. the treasury secretary feels that putting in this massive program could be smooth sailing. >> we expect this will be very, very easy. they will get eight weeks of payroll, plus, 25% for overhead and as long as they use that money to bring back their employees or pay their employees, it will forgiven. this is a great way of getting americans back to work. reporter: however president trump today continued to say there could be a problem down the line for those who might need to tap into the uninsurance benefits. remember it, was the small business loans that republicans had been pushing for, insurance benefits, expanded benefits that democrats were pushing for.

stuart varney will nail it. >> only time will tell. "varney & company." can tune into that in the meantime. >> we're doing okay here. pete: killing it. jedediah: thanks for being here. it is a terrifying image much a coronavirus patient in a isolation bubble. what are the real risks? dr. marc siegel will bfrom your? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] pete: back with a fox news alert. overnight 40 people are rescued after an apartment building burst into flames in connecticut. babies were thrown out of wi

i heard stuart varney say something incredibly smart this morning.re immediately saying bailout. they don't like that word. but this is a rescue mission because we have to make sure that our airlines and those that we have become so dependent on for our daily lives are able to survive what we are going through right now. this is all temporary. when you are dealing with a pandemic like this, there will be a recovery, so we need to make sure that we do support that to make sure it happens. >> harris: can i just ask you a quick question? i hear all of this, and we don't want to use the word "bailout." we want to keep them going, but when we had cruise ships dock around the world that we couldn't pull into port, i read in about another one. is there a responsibility to think about maybe at that point earlier on, saying vouchers -- maybe not refunds, but credits. i don't know. i mean, if you put the great deals out there and people continue to take them, that's one thing. but if you say caution, i don't know what their responsibility is early on. could th

>> let's bring in stuart varney, host of varney and company over on fox business. ow jones industrial average futures, they are currently up over 900 points because clearly mr. schumer and mr. mnuchin both said, both called the president of the united states last night and said we could have a deal. there might be a vote later on today. this is finally good news for the millions of people sitting at home self-isolating. if they tuned on c-span 2 yesterday and saw that they would be thinking what the heck are they doing? >> agreed entirely, steve. and that's exactly what's happening. but, i caution this: there is hope that eventually fairly soon there will be a $2 trillion rescue package for the economy for workers and for business. there is hope that soon and i can't put a time frame on it but soon there will be that rescue package for the economy that clearly is helping the stock market. we have got futures as we say limit up this morning. that's up 900 points. when the market opens and those limits are taken off, it is likely that the dow will go up 1,000 points b

go up i have old faith netflix and amazon i did not touch. >> mark cuban will do it for us to stuart varneyone. this is a friday like no other. social distancing has arrived in full force and we really have never seen anything like this before. we are coming off the worst day of stocks since crash of '87. let's start with the markets.

he told stuart varney earlier today that relief for small businesses is on the way. i believe we have edward lawrence standing by to talk more about that. are you there? reporter: yeah, how you doing? cheryl: we know mr. mnuchin was on with stuart today. it was a great interview but the question is are we going to get more stimulus? reporter: you know, the phase four, in fact, house speaker nancy pelosi is talking right now about that and says she's gathering information to see where the needs are and she would like to see another stimulus package. she also says she would like to see another direct payment made within a bill made to eligible americans. on the small business front, as you were talking about, the small business folks may have help this friday. treasury secretary steven mnuchin says on friday the small businesses could walk into a bank or call their bank and be able to get a loan on that. now, through that loan, they will be able to pay their bills, pay their mortgage, they will be able to pay employee salaries. the loan will be back-dated meaning retro

we are here with stuart "varney ." host of "varney" & company. tell us about this job. in january to some extent and it's performing very very well. but remember, please. this was a backward look. this is looking to the past, looking to february. before we got the real impact of the virus on our economy. so yes it's a blockbuster 273,000 jobs is absolutely terrific, and a 3.5% unemployment rate is really very good, but you got to look forward. where are we going here, as the virus effects our economy steve: just think about that february number, there was a week or so where the coronavirus was impacting the united states. >>stuart: a little bit. steve: it could have been a much bigger number. >>stuart: maybe it was certainly effecting travel and certainly effecting some people not wanting to maybe go out and shop in malls that kind of thing but a very very limited impact that's a blockbuster report. pete: what's the reason for that report then, in light of it? >>stuart: strong economy. all the indicators, no matter which part of the economy you look at, january and febr

have a great day, varney and company begins now. stuart: a somber president addressed the nation.come together. the president has ordered a 30 day ban on most travel from europe, that was the centerpiece of his address. he offered a $50 billion boost for small business and ordered $200 billion worth of tax d for all for businesses. but now giant stimulus package. this morning the selling

so when that rate cut comes down on sunday, stuart varney, of "varney & company" which goes from 9-noonyou thinking? they just cut rates. they did something else too. >> what the federal reserve did was, a, cut rates almost down to zero, b, inject $700 billion into the financial system. that was to make sure that the financial system didn't seize up. there's money to flow between companies and between banks. it was not really designed to prop up the stock market. there was some hope that maybe the market would be proppedded up by the fed, but what they were really doing was preventing a credit crunch. now, when the market opens this morning, you are going to see a major selloff. you limit down at the moment, that's 5%. i suspect we're going to go down 7% very, very quickly. trading will be halted for 15 minutes, then we'll get back up again. but there's nothing that i can see that's going to stop this major, major selloff today. steve: we did have a major, major selloff after the president announced that he was potentially going to cut off europe. you know, air travel, things like that.

stuart varney thank you very much for your insight. we appreciate it. or sure. todd: thanks, stuart. pete: now go to carley shimkus with additional headlines. carley: five people are dead. one still missing after a bridge collapses in indiana. the department of natural resources says high waters from overnight storms caused the bridge to wash out over a creek. now, two cars were driving over the bridge at the time, including a van carrying a family of four. crews are still searching for the missing person. israel ruling out drive-thru coronavirus testing. the site opening in tel aviv expected to test 900 people currently in quarantine. israel saw its first death from covid-19 yesterday. more retailers are hiring to keep up with demand during the pandemic. walmart dollar tree, 7-eleven and publix are all looking for workers. walmart is looking for 150,000 temporary employees offering bonuses to current full-time and part-time staff. 7-eleven looking for 20,000 people to help out as well. and how about this? drive-in movie theaters seeing increased busines

he called it a microapproach talking with stuart varney.t see the whole interview because i had to come here. i think it has been floated out there. i think if it was a traditional perhaps old school republican president maybe it would be written off. i think donald trump is somewhat of a different kind of a thinker. i wouldn't be surprised if he did something to make sure folks caught out there without a safety net get some kind of help. >> laura: you mentioned the airline industry. the airline industry with the coronavirus fears taking a $100 billion loss globally. it is march and i know a lot of my friends are starting to look at travel for the year. is now the time -- how does that correspond to the average traveler? >> one of the major firms just put together an index of ticket prices and travel along with broadway shows. there are things we do that are distresh naer money. rates will come down. cancellations. the airlines for all the airlines around the world. 21 billion for u.s.-based airlines. it is definitely going to mean bargains

stuart varney, you're still on your show and joining us here as well.ther. we've been watching this entire process play out and now there have been big hopes on this $2 trillion relief package that led to three days of rallies. here we have an 800 plus point drop this morning. what's going on? >> i just asked everybody to remember yesterday the dow was up 1300 points. you can expect to have a pullback today. over the last three days the market overall has been up about 20%. that is the most explosive rally since 1933. so you can expect a little bit of a pullback. you can expect some people to take the profit they made over the last three days. then they also are very much concerned about the state of the economy. yesterday we learned that there were over 3 million first-time jobless claims. we're told the unemployment rate could go to around 10%. all of that bad news will come in the early part of april. so the market may be anticipating to some degree some very bad news coming up on the economy in the near future. right now we're down 800 on the dow, s

stuart varney, thank you very much. great to have you on this morning. stuart: our pleasure.ndeed. all right. as we said there, the dow industrials are down sharply at the opening bell. we will be coming off a huge rally yesterday. susan, have you got news on amazon for me? susan: we have 13 facilities now confirmed across close to ten states that do have coronavirus cases in their warehouses. now this is concerning because it seems that we have amazon adding more head count, of course. as they add more head count, does that i guess populate more of these facilities and make it easier to spread coronavirus. that is the main concern right now with more and more cases, new cases that are being reported across the country in multiple states. stuart: all right. thank you, susan. if you are just joining us, viewers, you are looking at a market that shows by normal standards a very sharp decline. by today's standards, it's not so bad. down 700 on the dow after a 1300 point gain yesterday. mike murphy, what's your analysis of the first eight minutes of trading today? >> i think you'

i'm not jeff bezos or even stuart varney. stuart: i knew that was coming. an element of lefty is a good then on the day like this -- levity. >> we need that right now. today is the day to keep your sense of humor, balance, not to panic. i get emails from relatives and friends, peter you're on tv, what should i do? i say, nothing. stuart: listen to this, market says there is 75% chance of -- susan: 100% chance of a 75% basis point cut. stuart: peter there, is 100% chance of a 75 basis point cut in short-term interest rates. the fed sin projecting cash vigorously into the banks. we're hearing $100 billion. there may be announcement of some kind of short term targeting of vulnerable groups of people or industries or companies? do you think all of this helps? >> it helps but it is hardly enough. interest rate cuts don't help with a supply chain problem, people social distancing, all that. what we need to do is put cash in people's pockets. what you know i advocated electronic currency so the fed can do that. we don't have it. i'm not with kudlow on this thing.

stuart: does he watch varney & company? as. stuart: what does he think of me, foreigners fresh off the boat? >> he has a number of englishmen working on the campaign and in his company and the editor of bloomberg opinion john, a former editor of the economist, i think he has got -- house in london, big instillation in london. stuart: i read it for 40 years and canceled my subscription when they said we should vote for obama over romney. i canceled my subscription at that point. we are just having fun, doug. come back soon. >> i'm always happy to. stuart: we like to entertain, you know how it is? >> i do, indeed. [laughter] stuart: let's change the subject, shall we, there's an island off the coast of connecticut and it could be yours, it's for sale, we will take you -- on a tour of the potato island and show you how much you have to shell out if you want to own it. senator schumer under fire for what appears to be threatening comments to president's supreme court justices. the fallout, debate next. >> i want to tell you gors

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see in the corner under stuart varney the dow futures up about 800 points. stuart joins us.ch of that up 800 points is because it looks like they are close to a deal down in d.c. to help people who are impacted. >> that is certainly part of it, yes. they are close do a deal. we hope it's going to be a very, very big deal that shoves a lot of money into the right people's hands and hoping for that. apparently close to at which. also the federal reserve is going to pump in over a trillion dollars directly into the economy. brian: quantitative easing? >> i hate to use thats beings pressure. quantitative easing. steve: explain why they are doing that. they didn't do it one time and that was a problem. >> there is a feeling some industries,' cans, are going to be running short of money because they have got no revenue coming in. airlines, for example, very little revenue, cruise lines, what have you. and they may run short of money. so the fed pumps it out to the banks to make sure the banks can get it to those people very quickly and with very, very low interest rates. ainsley:

trying to raise with stuart varney, michael, you could flip it around that wall street which likes the gains it had under this president, economic performance under this president, that joe bide penn is the biggest threat to this president. so why are they up? >> i mean, i think bernie was the worst-case scenario in the sense of, insurance companies, the banks, all of that sort of stuff. biden i think is more just a general nuisance in terms of taxes and regulations. it is more like, second coming of obama in the ways that the wall street, you know, grew accommodative to the obama years. they didn't like it but it wasn't death to them the way sanders would have been. neil: but they're all, to a man or woman looking to raise taxes. >> yes. neil: i'm just wondering now whether the markets digest impact of the coronavirus and how the president handled this as outside event which he is not responsible. >> right. neil: how he handles it will be very key in this election, won't isn't. >> we don't know how the economy is going to react to this over time. we don't know how far coronavirus will

kudlow talking to stuart varney., it shows that they do have some plans beyond just cutting the rates, there are plans to put some economic foundation i guess you would say under people who may need it. >> i think a targeted approach is a great approach. and when we think about in america small businesses are the backbone of our economy. we have 30 million small business owners in the united states, employing 59 million people. what we don't want to have happen is have a lot of layoffs. so if there are ways to target small business owners as larry mentioned, i think that makes a lot of sense. during the downturn, during the great recession, we saw the fda easing lending conditions for small business owners, that helped the small business owner continue to do business and to keep their employees on payroll. another item that was mentioned by president trump was to put an ease on payroll taxes for a year. that could help middle america. that can help the consumer have more discretionary income in order to spend money.

"varney & company" begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. very strong. he kept his momentum going and heads into the florida and ohio primaries next week in a commanding position. as of now, it looks like the democrat nomination is his to lose. bernie sanders could not expand his base. seniors and african-americans went for biden and he couldn't bring out the youth vote in sufficient numbers. his socialist challenge is clearly winding down. i think it's dead. he's now under pressure to drop out. now, that's unlikely so the democrats are left with a party at war with itself and an

right to "varney & company" we go. stuart, take it away. have a great day. stuart: i shall.ryone. let's get right at it. wild times on wall street. today, at least at the opening bell, stocks are going up. massive rally monday, massive selloff tuesday, back up again this wednesday morning. the dow is looking for a near 600 point gain, 58 up on the s&p, 160 up on the nasdaq. that would be a rally. today's rally really started when news came that bernie sanders had not done well in the super tuesday primaries. health care stocks are going up this morning because bernie's ruinous medicare for all nonsense looks to be dead in the water. hold on. we will get more on the primaries in just a moment. >>> i also have to deal with the astonishing drop in treasury

varney and company now. stuartbeen hurt through no fault of their own. stimulates, helping the market, dramatic drop monday, tuesday morning we are retracing some of the lost ground. that will be up 800, down 2000, back 800 at the bell.

david: i can guarranty you one thing had stuart varney been at the airport and seen a 50-dollar bill on the ground it would not have been on the ground for long. i guarranty you of that. just saying. reporter: it was amazing. david: extraordinary, appreciate it. snoop. >> meanwhile we have breaking news to report. the u.s. democrat national committee will hold sunday's presidential debate, remember there wasn't going to be one had bernie dropped out yesterday. he didn't drop out. he doubled down, wanted to come in the debate, it was in arizona. it will be in washington, d.c. travel plans easy to arrange in washington. a lot of people are inside of the beltway, that is where the democratic debate between bernie and joe biden will be in washington, inside of the beltway. >>> meanwhile new rochelle residents on coronavirus lockdown as the national guard activates to the new york city suburb to help contain what has been the largest cluster of the virus in the united states. on the phone now we have new roche chyle mayor, noam branson. wonderful to have you again. there is a lot of misun

. >> over to studio b, stuart varney preparing for his show hey stu going to be tough day what is oni have done this before no doubt do it again, look we are waiting for some kindly of announcement, of being targeted stimulus larry kudlow suggested last friday on our program i suspect we may get announcement at some point would love to see it hear it waiting for it also waiting to see what back from dr. fauci says we should be socially distancing ourselves separating out. what impact will that have what impact on drillers from incredible decline in price of oil what impact on bond issuers corporations with high yield bonds what impact from extraordinary decline in interest rates 10-year to .31% day going to do moment to dominate reporting throughout the show today. as we said maria you and i have been through this before i think the word is "stay calm carry on" we may be setting up a mon yu mental buying opportunity down the road. maria: i agree with you stu i think so too, i think i am joining you see you in your show you are there for open that is going to be, a messy open shall we

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stuart: general keane, congratulations again. thanks again for all the time you spent with us on "varney & company." we appreciate it. >> thanks a lot, stu. stuart: thanks very much. doc siegel is waving at me. what have you got. >> i want to ask you if he did a fist bump with the president or shook his hand? stuart: is he still there? general? he just took his mic off. general, if you can hear me can you answer this question, did you do a fist pump with the president or shake his hands or one of these man hugs? >> the president and i shook hands multiple times, before the ceremony, privately, with my family and the first lady and then shook hands two more times i think after the zare, shook hands during the ceremony. shook hands two more times after the ceremony. pounded my back about four or five times. stuart: okay. >> it was a normal experience i think for two people, unusual to having that experience with the president of the united states for me at least. stuart: well-said, sir, well-said indeed. thank you, general. >> take care, stu. stuart: does that satisfy you? >> yes. business as usual. st

we have a half hour with karl rove and stuart varney. >> sandra: it is the biggest day of the 2020 presidentiala smith. >> ed: voters in 14 states, one territory heading to the polls today. 1357 delegates up for grabs. you need 1991 to secure the nomination. the biggest prizes of all california and texas. bernie sanders now leading the delegate race overall. joe biden is close behind. >> sandra: as a pair of candidates drop out klobuchar and buttigieg, michael bloomberg will make his first appearance on the ballot but all eyes are on bernie sanders and joe biden. the former v.p. looking to keep up

. >> always great to be on no ro khanna in washington to studio be stuart varney getting ready for his interview with ro khanna i want to add to democrats i am going to you will indicate desperation if i may seemed a mad panic to get behind a moderate preferably joe biden, and get rid of bernie sanders. get him out of the race, it is not going to happen. i noticed klobuchar mayor pete beto appeared yesterday to support joe biden. many i don't think it is going to do any good there is a mass panic support him to keep sanders out i don't think it is going to work i think bernie wins big today in california, up in texas,ive i think will show well in maine massachusetts colorado as well bottom line this is a totally split party actually split three ways bernie versus joe bloomberg versus bernie and joe. it is a three way split. result? trump wins what do you say maria. maria: well i think you laid it out there stu sounds, it sounds plausible for sure agree request you -- >> a lot of fun. >> see you in 10 minutes you have a lotton tap see you top of the hour markets reverses adderall came b

we have a half hour with karl rove and stuart varney. >> sandra: it is the biggest day of the 2020 presidential race so far. the stakes are high on this super tuesday as the democratic field narrows to five. i'm sandra smith. >> ed: voters in 14 states, one territory heading to the polls today. 1357 delegates up for grabs. you need 1991 to secure the nomination. the biggest prizes of all california and texas. bernie sanders now leading the delegate race overall. joe biden is close behind. >> sandra: as a pair of candidates drop out klobuchar and buttigieg, michael bloomberg will make his first appearance on the ballot but all eyes are on bernie sanders and joe biden. the former v.p. looking to keep up momentum after his big win in south carolina and get a boost last night from some of his former rivals. >> i'm looking for a president who will draw out what is best in each of us and i'm encouraging everybody who is part of my campaign to join me because we have found that leader in vice president, soon to be president joe biden. >> if we spend the next four months dividing our party and going at

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