teaming up to stream those payments, 700,000 subscribers, 900,000 by the end of this year and stuart varneyt watched it for free. >> you saw the trend. stuart: snowflake macleod people got an upgrade. >> it is worth 350,$000, and a cloud warehouser and supposed to win. stuart: explain what the snowflake do. >> a lot of data in this world helps you organize it so you can use it to compute and analyze your next big sales pitch. it is a big deal to organize a lot of big data since we know there's tons of it for amazon and apples of the world. stuart: now i know. good stuff. let's look at the dow winners. i'm ask you to read them. >> that is a pretty big game since they've been bullish on the stocks. wants to move on to s&p? apple is up there as well. i am not sure, i don't know every stock out there. stuart: top of the line. >> the chip dominating the uptrend we have seen. stuart: 6 or 7 minutes into the trading session the big board shows a modest gain, 65 points higher, the level xxxiv,cdlv, 10 year treasury yield of 154, the price of gold, 1741 per ounce. bitcoin last time we checked was 43

stuart varney, welcome back. and tell us your thoughts on this unfolding, unfortunate and potentially tragic situation. >> well, my heart goes out to gabby's parents. i'm a parent myself. i have got six children and i distinctly remember many years ago one of my young children going missing. it was just for a couple hours. it turned out to be not a serious thing at all. for those couple of hours i knew that sinking feeling in a parent's heart. you know that one of your offspring, your child is nowhere to be found and the worry is intense and frankly, execution creating. that's my perspective here. the perspective of a parent looking at another parent who is suffering mightily through this dreadful ordeal. that's where i'm coming from. heart break for the parents. fellow feeling for the parents. that's me. >> emily: and, kennedy, what stuart is describing for the empathy and compassion for the loss of parents. that's what also makes the behavior of brian laundrie's parents so confounding because we have yet to see

it might be hard to get stuart varney to pay. the biotech company, this is interesting, they are because they took an equity stake in electric truckmaker, does that make sense? biotech using cash, but people seem to like that diversification. stuart: it is only $0.85 per share. >> also going to find stock up 5% today. stuart: very good to find aside from go-go ink. thanks very much. the attorney general of the state of missouri suing school districts to put a end to mask mandate in schools. the attorney general is eric schmidt who joined me now. just for a second, i will take the other side. what is wrong with the mask mandate in schools when most schoolkids are not vaccinated? >> i don't believe in the forced masking of schoolkids, if you look at the data vaccination status aside when you look at the data kids are very unlikely to contract, transmit or get seriously ill from covid. all viruses are different, kids do exceedingly well here and when you balance that with what we do know about the forced masking, the psychological i

always unique from the stuart varney perspective. reddit, jeffries says it is worth $25. could be profitable for them. stuart: goodrx. susan: good pronounciation. they have sales that will help them through advertising and referrals. stuart: nike. susan: costco, big ones to watch for. nike, they greet your fans, they love to see you. focus on supply chain issues especially vietnam. online sales in china will be important. stuart: here it comes, i want to know about cathie wood. you pay a lot of attention to her. susan: not just me. stuart: something about tesla and the shares she owns? susan: i was going to get to some of the high growth plays. cathie wood, unity which she likes. let's get to tesla because she is reiterating that she has a very bullish price target for tesla. she made her name on that. forget the quote. stuart so keen on this, nothing to change on the outlook, we get to 3,000 next year we could be peeling out of it. stuart: i don't understand. susan: she could be selling off some of her shares. stuart: she says it get

stuart varney. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve.pply chain problems will not go away. in fact, they might get worse. that's the bottom line here, steve from, all these ships backed up at or ports. the lack of drivers for trucks. the lack of people to stock the warehouses shelves, et cetera, et cetera. that is a supply chain problem. it's inflationary and it's not going away. steve: stuart, is this related still to the fact that so many people decided they would rather sit on their couch and collect a government check rather than actually go work? >> that is certainly a large part of it. the other part is there are a large numbers of people who have been away from their old job for 18 months and don't want to go back to their old job after 18 months. and they want to do something new. so there is this change in the labor force a really creating havoc for almost all industries not going away. steve: i was talking to one of my friends who have a bunch of car dealerships up in northern new jersey, they can't get any cars because the car

. >> sandra: well, there's one thing i told stuart varney this morning. this will for sure test the crowd that has been hanging on clinging to the this rally for months now. we'll see if they stick around for that. lee, there's one thing that many can agree on. inflation is rearing its ugly head and is a big problem for the average american. look at this fox news poll. concerns about inflation and rising plyses is the top concern among registered voters. it rates above the pandemic, afghanistan and unemployment. that is surely a concern as we head into a mid-term election year. >> it is the only thing that my clients can agree on. i have progressive clients, very conservative clients. they all agree inflation is the number 1 issue. everything i'm doing at this point is all about trying to deal with inflation in the way i manage people's money. they're not calling in and asking me about how delta is going to change the stock market. the delta variant. they're asking me what is going to be inflation's root effect on their money on their portfolio. it's 1000

they wrote the '90s hey i am too which as you know is a song based on the life of stuart varney.se] >> that's a joke, emily. emily is going to fact-check on wikipedia. this week they tweeted eric clapton is a new punk. that is because his stance against vaccine passports stands in contrast to american bands like green day and the foo fighters. they have been playing before vaccinated only crowds but honestly no one is really missing anything at those shows except for basic power cords. here is a clip from the latest concert. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ come on now. memo >> greg: i can't believe he was once a nirvana. i it's kind of amazing to see eric clapton taking a stance. >> i don't know who it is. >> greg: you do not know who eric clapton is? >> i had to google it. >> greg: timeout. the birds? no, he's not in the birds. yardbirds. >> i don't know them. >> greg: cream. >> are the songs? [laughter] >> greg: what is happening? what is happening question mike >> he is going to outlive us all. >> but i did google him and so i thought well, if you went to his concerts in the 70s and 80s, you probably

lauren: the stuart varney tip jar. what would you do with your proceeds? stuart: i have no answer.t. why not? have a look at the cryptos again. we are going to show you that. crypto is way down, bitcoin back to 41. a new crackdown by china. futures, stock futures pointing to the red, down 150 on the dow, the nasdaq 112. "the opening bell" is next and we will take you there. ♪♪ let's go walter! after you. walter, twelve o' clock. get em boy! [cows mooing] that is incredible. it's the multi-flex tailgate. it can be a step, it can even become a workspace. i meant the cat. what's so great about him? he doesn't have a workspace. the chevy silverado with the available multi-flex tailgate. find new adventures. find new roads. chevrolet. [slow electronic notes fade in] [fast upbeat music begins] the chevy silverado with the available multi-flex tailgate. [music stops] and release. [deep exhale] [fast upbeat music resumes] [music stops] stuart: we will open in the red on the downside but not by much. cryptos all down, china cracking down. matt hogan is with us. i want to talk about your new

markets are rallying, stuart varney, take it away. stuart: you gave it to me 5 seconds early. the details to follow, will powell support the stock market. the haitians at the border flying some out, letting others in 2 stay. the market is rallying, trying to rally again, dow industrials, in the greens this morning, the s&p down big monday, down slightly, solid premarket gain today and the same story on the nasdaq, down this week but solid early gain in the going. no idea how the market closes this afternoon. in china, ever graham paid some interest and china central bank put extra cash into the banking system. investors are hoping the federal reserve will be nice to wall street when chairman powell hold a news conference this afternoon. 2:30 eastern, watch it here. politics, the house past the debt ceiling or raise the debt ceiling, it will keep the government open. republicans are having none of it. the bill will likely fail in the senate and the government shutdown will be back on the table. the border situation goes from bad to worse. ice agents assaulted as they tried to f

maria: thank you to dig in mcdowell, varney begins right now. stuart: down 600 monday, backup 200 early tuesday so it is over? wasn't just a dip? too soon to tell, got to watch the market moment to moment. as of right now futures showing a gain for the dow, 200 points, s&p 20, nasdaq up 70. the nasdaq was down 200%. not much of a bounce. cryptos, bitcoin down a bit more, 43,000, minor losses for ethereum. interest rates, the 10 year treasury yields one.31%. the big question is if the chinese government bails out evergraham, a real estate developer that started the global panic, interest rate do thursday with a 30 day window to pay up, this could drag on a while. the chairman sent a letter to employees saying the company would, quote, walk out of its darkest moment very soon. next case an hour from now president biden addresses world leader at the un in new york city, having upset many of our friends and allies he may try to change the subject, avoid foreign-policy and pivot to climate. here at home he's pivoting to massive borrowing and spending, he wa

it is fee-based businesses, guys like stuart varney are making investment return off of that thesis, honest i am. i will take the money. david, good stuff. thanks for joining us. see you soon. >> thanks, stuart. stuart, jackie looking at some movers, stocks really moving. american eagle. jackie: you pointed out even though on the service earnings were good, the stock was trading down 8.8% as the analysts dig into the numbers. the problem earnings beat because it was from cost controls. that is always an issue when a company can move things around to make earnings look better. you really want to see sales that are higher and the sales missed the mark. this also adding to the fact e-commerce sales were down 5% year-over-year. e-commerce sales are supposed to be very strong because we're in continued pandemic mode. stuart: down 5%. not good for the stock. charge point, i don't know the company in particular. they're up 8%. jackie: this company makes charging stations for electric vehicles. this is a growing business right now. their sales beat. boosted full-year guidance as well. you ha

stuart: this is the biggest test yet as by the dip. >> this will be a big deal and you watch stuart varney eastern on fox news. >> for clock on the fox news channel. stuart: well done, thank you see you later. we have to report that the man behind iran's nuclear weapons program was assassinated with an artificial intelligent powered remote-controlled machine gun i want to bring in metal of honor recipient dakota meyer, it is an honor to have young the show. this sounds like this is the antiterrorist strategy of the future, remote-controlled robotic assassination, tell me more. >> first off we have to remember that iran is the number one exporter of terrorism, the number one funding terrorism and i think it's awesome i think this administration should take votes on how this is done. stuart: do you approve? doesn't that mean you're not going to use so many seal teams or ranger teams, that kind of thing. >> any type of operation and drone strike, anything like that is multidimensional, they had to import and bring in all of these different supplies to this like the weapons and put all this to

ashley: um, yeah, why not, but i think if anyone could do it it's you stuart varney. a fact. it's the friday trivia time. here is the question. which individual has won the most grammies ever? haven't a clue, but we'll give you the real answer, after this. before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. i wonder how the firm's doing without its fearless leader. you sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless with the rx. crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. the new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair has the science to show crafted by lexus. that the toothpaste goes deep inside the exposed dentin to help repair sensitive teeth. my patients are able to have that quality of life back. i recommend sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair. as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. we di

stuart varney hell week, that's a pretty good assessment.artisan default, bipartisan infrastructure bill, 3.5 trillion negotiations. political risks tends to cause short-term volatility but in the long run these tend to set you up for great buying opportunities. if we go one by one, it seems like as you said the government shutdown is going to be avoided at least temporarily through the stopgap measure, looks like we may have a deal that at least takes us until december third which takes the risk off the table as for the debt ceiling, people are making that a bigger issue than it really is. if it's not raised, we are not going to default. we generate $4 trillion a year in cash flow. interest payments are 300 billion a year. the payments are covered and the debt ceiling can easily be raised as part of reconciliation plan and that throws a wrench in the democrats' plan to shove down infrastructure deal down our throats. maria: yeah. >> nancy pelosi has always said if you have the vote, you take the vote. well, she pulled off the vote on the bi

varney & company begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. right from the start we will bring you the election results by 2 to 1 margin gavin newsom won the recall vote. he's still the governor. lucky california, you still have couple of high taxes, high crime, homelessness. at least the rest of us can see what damage liberal policies can do. blockbuster news from microsoft, yes, i do own some microsoft shares. they will raise dividend and buyback up to $60 billion worth of their own stock. the left hates buybacks but investors love them. microsoft is up big this morning. 1.3%, $4 a share. going the other way, gaming stocks, the chinese communist party reportedly wants to have officials inside macao's gaming company. a gambling center. xi jinping wants to control the money going to casinos. mgm on the downside. wall street, looking a little shaky again. big drop for stocks yesterday. the sixth pullback in the last 7 sessions. you're looking at the yield on the ten-year treasury, down 1.28%. now lo

markets are rallying, stuart varney, take it away. stuart: you gave it to me 5 seconds early.letting others in 2 stay. the market is rallying, trying to rally again, dow industrials, in

i'm jackie deangelis in for stuart very nebraska. 10:00 eastern time -- stuart varney. mixed right now. the dow is down 139 points after that huge miss in the august jobs report. take a look at the 10-year treasury yield, because as investors are selling stocks, they are also selling bonds, and that is up to 1.3. big tech improving a little bit, right now it's only amazon ta's trading slower by three-tenths of a percent. the cryptos are moving higher, sort of a renewed inflation trade, if you will. bitcoin just under 51,000, ethereum is doing well also. we just got the latest read on the service services sector. lauren, ism non-manufacturing, what's going on with that number? >> it's for august, and it was stronger than expected at 61.7. this is interesting because, as you noted, the services sector of the economy, and we saw in the august jobs report there were no jobs created in retail and hospitality, and the retail sector is struggling. these are all service jobs. this number stronger than expected, it did comp down harply from the all-time high in -- sharply from t

and we had stuart varney on a couple of days ago who said now is the time to buy christmas presents becauselast year he didn't get anything on his list. and he wants to make sure people shopping for him shop early. ainsley: i did. i will say, i have been stacking up the magazines that i have been getting in the mail. i have got to go through them all and start my shopping. steve: magazine could be the only thing you wind up with. you better start shopping. ainsley: i know. brian: we have a lot to go over. ainsley: all gone. signed on. doesn't put brian's name on them. brian: that is not true. ainsley: that is true, right? we got the code word. steve: it happens. it was a lovely gift hi to though i still have mine cutting board monogram on it. steve: cooking with friends. brian: two years ago i ghouta got you both cars, brand new cars? remember that? ainsley: no. steve: apparently repos. ainsley: dawn did not send us that. brian: if you are in miami and wearing a speedo get something else on it's going to be cold. steve: no one wear as speedo. brian: no one told the europeans no one wears sp

they should only watch varney and fox. stuarts turning around and will we get back to the same business travel of 2019? >> i think we will and i disagree with the travel industry telling us it won't be until 2024 or 2025, but knowing business and the fact that these businesses had multibillion dollars and travel expenses put aside, i know that once they start to deploy that and they put their people on the road because that is how business is done into an international business environment, i think we will see great numbers, but we have to get past the fear and move out and do what businesses do, which is grow and expand and connect. stuart: you are also a movie producer. are we looking at a hollywood strike in the near future? >> yes. not only are we looking at a strike, we are looking at a monumental strike. this is the international theatrical stage employees, this is a 60,000 of those people , a crucial union to the movie industry. these are the crew, the people, these are the lifeblood of the movie industry and what happened

"varney and company" begins right now. stuart: that look like a seersucker suit that tepper is wearing. what do i know about fashion? the great anxiety continues, the long expected correction, a lot of nailbiting, the longer this huge rally continues but in the early going flat to slightly lower prices across the board. the dow industrials up 30, the s&p down two, nasdaq down 35. the cryptos were fairly flat, bit coin around 40, up to 48,$000 this morning. another gain for ethereum at 36. interest rates moving a fraction, the yield is one.33%. that is fairly quiet financial markets. new revelations about the undermining of donald trump, soon to be published book says speaker pelosi called general milley and demanded the football containing the nuclear launch codes be taken away from donald trump. general milley is accused of undermining the president by assuring china we would want them if we launched an attack. trump calls that treason. dramatic pictures from the border, 7000 migrants lining up to walk across and be apprehended

>> a great day, "varney and company" begins right now. stuart: the best known as hell week is so bad that the president had to cancel his trip to chicago. he is staying in the white house to deal with the raging fire in the democrat party. the left won't budget. they want at all, $5 trillion. nancy pelosi wants at all. she wants or legacy to be new entitlements with the moderates want $1 trillion for infrastructure but they know $3.5 trillion for social spending will cost her seat next year. somebody has got to give and give soon because the government shutdown looms into full-scale default is possible. if socialists get their way, that is just my opinion folks. that is not much of a bounce after yesterday's big selloff, the dow was down 569 tuesday. the s&p, the nasdaq took the biggest hit yesterday over 2%. and in the bond market, interest rate stabilizing one.5%, they are stabilizing, bitcoin at 42,$000, 42 grand is stabilizing. let's be clear, this is a period of volatility in the markets. inflation has not gone away, default is not out of t

second hour of "varney & company" just getting started. ♪. stuartk they're trying to take, do you think they will take us back to the 1970s? >> they're on the fast track to get us there but, stu, you have become a liberal. i never saw i would see it. you still think it is oak to take up to 50%. that is still high. no one has the right to take that much money out of our paycheck. we've got people in prison all over america who have stolen a whole lot less money than congress is about to do and congress gets pensions, nice paycheck, they go to all kinds of swell parts. we have something really screwed up in this country. we ought to turn the prison doors loose, the thieves would be stealing less from us than the members of congress want to. they want to take our tax rate to a rate higher than communist china that says it all. stuart: well, it is this thing about pay your fair share that really gets to me because there are people, there are many people in the states, if we get these tax increases who will be paying 50% of their income, 50 cents on thei

we will see you again soon, "varney & company" begins right now, take it away. stuart: good morning maria and good morning, everyone, without exception we've open the show with news of a stock market rally same thing again today, the markets rebounded this monday morning from last week's losses, maybe debt buying. the dow shows again a likely gain at the opening bell of over 200 points, the s&p up a solid 29 and the nasdaq up close to 100 points that is a monday morning rally again the ten year treasury is down to 1.32% that is helping the nasdaq, the crypto mostly lower bitcoin moving back to $44000 per coin it's up on the day so far but certainly down from last week in a theory of up to thousand 100. crypto stocks interest rates, the left, politics, not happy with senator joe manchin, he is a note to the three and half trillion dollar socialist plan and he saying yes to one and half trillion dollars spending before conservatives cheer him on, that is still a massive amount of spending and will require massive taxation. were started a big week children return to the c

stuart: welcome to "varney and company". here's what you will see today. stock market rally, a president declaring war on 80 million americans and the taliban and flag flying over kabul 20 years on. we better start with money. after four down days we see green across the board, the dow starts 2% below its all-time high. it will be up 170 points. significant gain for the s&p and the nasdaq. look at the yield on the 10 year treasury. we are highlighting this. earlier this morning we got a report, producer price inflation, strong inflation signal, not that much reaction in the treasury market. 45-9 to be precise. wall street taking a backseat today to the action now. president biden's covid plan takes aim at the 80 million people who are unvaccinated. they got to get the job or lose their job, that is the centerpiece, maximum coercion. president biden says it is not about personal freedom but personal freedom is the essence of our constitution and the 80 million unvaccinated many are minorities. is a democrat president going to force them out of their jobs? t

. >> lee carter and joseph opinion, thank you, "varney and company" is right now. stuart: exactly 24 hours ago donald trump appeared in this program demanding accountability for the humiliation and afghanistan it wants president biden to apologize until the truth about what happened. six hours later he delivered a defiant account of his own afghan mess, he said the evacuation had been extraordinarily successful and could not have gone more smoothly. when he was done he turned his back and walked away. this morning we are watching the taliban and take control, gunmen on the streets of kabul, terrorists striding around with the weapons and uniforms we left behind, joyriding in american helicopters, mock funerals with coffins draped in us and british flags and those left behind, the man in the center of that picture is afghan interpreter who rescued senator biden many years ago, he appealed to the now president biden to get him out. the taliban will kill him if they find him. this is not over. the confidence of the most senior officials are in question and so is the presiden

stuart: lawrence, that was remarkable performance. >> one day i may be making big bucks if i stay on the stu varneyent obama, wading back into politics ahead of the california recall. he showed support for newsom in a tweet. he said your vote could be difference between protecting our kids, putting them at risk. helping californians recover, taking us backwards. vote no on the republican recall. president biden will head there next week. he is campaigning for current governor newsom. now you know. >>> now this, democrat divide deepens over president biden should nominate fed chair powell for a second term. what is the split? lauren: the fed chair should not be politicized. that is the what is happening now. that is the message from senator tester from "the wall street journal." the house progressives democrats, the squad, they want powell out because he is not implementing their climate change agenda and progressive policies. the senate actually confirms the fed chair. so it is interesting to see the many lawmakers, especially progressive ones trying to push the central bank to find ways to adopt t

get your prescriptions hand delivered for free at capsule.com stuart: welcome to "varney and company". we better start with money. after four down days we see green across the board, the dow starts 2% below its all-time high. it will be up 170 points.

stuart: you got it. send in "friday feedback." varney viewers @fox.com. neil, it is yours. neil: thank you, stuart. we're developing factors on virus front, vaccine front. confusion by the fda whether we need the booster shots that could become available as soon as next monday. we have you covered on all sides with this, with the president of louisiana state university, william tate, he was the only top education administrator to be meeting at the white house with all those corporate ceos yesterday. so we'll pick his brain how that went. paul bremer, why what happened in afghanistan has reverberations for iraq. we have brendon carr, the fight over facebook and what mark zuckerberg knew and when he you into it and paid lip service about cleaning up his act. the former fcc commissioner has so say. francis suarez for more communities to embrace cryptocurrencies. he is among the first. how the florida mayor says things are going right now. first peter doocy at the white house a sort of merger if you will of developing arguments of booster shots, vaccines, mandates, all of the above. peter? reporter: ne

varney, you better not move. it will cost you if you do. stuart: jeff, seems to me something has changed.: you and i, you and i are still working just as hard as we used to, aren't we? stuart: of course. absolutely jeff. you know us. this is "varney & company." proud member thereof, flock. see you later. >>> now this. i was trying a fake accent a few moments ago trying to tell you which country it is going for a four-day work week. i used a scotts accent. you may have not recognized it but it is scotland doing a four-day work week. obvious question, you work four-days, but you get four days pay? lauren: no, you get 100% pay, work 20% fewer hours. permanent three-day weaken, wages stay 100%, completely whole. iceland, new zealand, tried this. workers were happy, more productive. sweden tried this. they said you work fewer hours every day, work five days a week. it did not work for them. that makes sense. annoying getting ready for work. you still have time on your hands but you have to go in. this is the trend, spain is doing it too. the four-day work week. stuart: i love to give it a shot

maria: thank you to dig in mcdowell, varney begins right now. stuartt moment to moment. as of right now futures showing a gain for the dow, 200 points, s&p 20, nasdaq up 70. the nasdaq was down 200%.

. >> a great day, "varney and company" begins right now. stuartsident had to cancel his trip to chicago. he is staying in the white house to deal with the raging fire in the democrat party. the left won't budget. they want at all, $5 trillion. nancy pelosi wants at all. she wants or legacy to be new entitlements with the

"varney and company" begins right now. stuartthe longer this huge rally continues but in the early going flat to slightly lower prices across the board.

. >> lee carter and joseph opinion, thank you, "varney and company" is right now. stuartize until the truth about what happened. six hours later he delivered a defiant account of his own afghan mess, he said the evacuation had been extraordinarily successful and could not have gone more

"varney and company" begins right now. stuart: you have a great weekend, good morning, everyone.as swelled to 11,000 but the administration is trying to cover it

"varney and company" is up next. stuart: glad you made it in. sea now but last night was something else. we will update this in a moment. something unusual happens here last night

wednesday september 8th, "varney and company" is about to begin. stuart: a lot of news to get to. this is poignant. president biden declares the climate changes everybody's crisis. listen to what he said after touring the damage from ida in new york. >> we are going to deal with climate change and end net emissions by 2050, by 2020, 0 emissions, they got to move. stuart: it may seem picky but he said by 2020. i think he meant by 2030. the president's performance, his cognitive ability is in question. the president did not get the warmest welcome in new jersey. he was heckled. we will play that tape later this hour. the futures numbers before the market opens. the jolts report, the labor turnover number at 10:00 this morning. there was a record number of jobs in june, mark tepper, the man with the smile with us today. explain why we have 10 million job openings and so few takers. >> nobody wants to work. a lot of people don't want a job, they want the next government handout. every where there's a work hiring sign in the window of local restaurants. as you mentioned there's 10 mill

varney & co." begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone.s. here is the magic number, 5.3% innation year-over-year -- inflation, august over august, 5.3%. that actually shows a little moderation in the inflation rate. it's still high but slightly moderating. and if you strip out food and energy if, you get an even lower inflation if

we will see you again soon, "varney & company" begins right now, take it away. stuartk's losses, maybe debt buying. the dow shows again a likely gain at the opening bell of over 200 points, the s&p up a solid 29 and the nasdaq up close to 100 points that is a monday morning rally

varney & company begins right now. stu, take it away. stuarthe recall vote. he's still the governor. lucky california, you still have couple of high taxes, high crime, homelessness. at least the rest of us can see what damage liberal policies can do. blockbuster news from microft

varney & company". i will see you tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern for your new show america built, i'll be there. stuartone i'm going to call this a market slide after three weeks of market losses the slide continues with a vengeance. the dow industrials are going to be down 600-point plus, s&p 75 in theq