she's in for liz claman. lauren: and you always hand me the hour where anything can happen in those final moments. thanks, charles, good to see you. hi, everybody. inflation's the name of the game on wall street as the consumer price index hit a 40-year high. that is fueling this ugly selloff as investors worry that the federal reserve may rates faster than expected to tame runaway prices. the dow about to snap if a three-day winning streak aztec stocks get hit -- as tech stocks get hit the hardest. the nasdaq is down almost 2%, the dow 1.5%. but inflation actually could be a good thing if you're selling high-end audio equipment. the ceo of sew nose how he raised prices to post a blockbuster holiday quarter. and cloud communication company twilio connecting the dots as the post-pandemic environment boosts demand for its connections on all and any platform there is. twilio's ceo is also here after that company's stellar report card. it is a fox business exclusive. i'm lauren simonetti, i'm in for liz claman. m

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she's in for liz claman and, boy, oh, boy, i'm watching every minute of this next hour. laura: -- lauren: these are scary times, charles. fed fears, worries over imminent hostilities between russia and ukraine sparking the selloff that you are seeing friday afternoon. there is one green arrow on that screen. it is oil, topping at one point $94 a barrel. we have cp morgan chase's chief global strategist david kelly right here beside me to put it all in perspective for you because i know it's scary when you look at these redder rows that we saw yesterday too. meanwhile, a crackdown could be coming for the canadian truckers along the u.s. border. we're going to go straight to ottawa for a live report. super bowl sunday, it's almost here, and fans of the rams and bengals gearing up for the big day, but could it be the coming-out party for crypto? we're going to go to the site of the super bowl for details. and former bengal anthony munoz is going to be here sharing his experience playing in the big game not once, but twice as cincinnati's going to try to do it three times su

, host of "the claman countdown" on fox business network.atever the political fallout here at home, are the media now rightly focused on putin as the russian strongman who has lied for months about his intention to invade a neighboring country? >> well, i think they are, but i also think that they're trying desperately to move on from just a series of fictions that they've been telling us over the past several years as it relates to russia. first, obviously, the hoax that donald trump was a puppet absolved by the putin regime and then years of joe biden being someone who intimidated putin, who would be a tough guy to take him on. the cover of time magazine with putin reflected in his aviator glasses. and i think what the american people are seeing now and what a lot of folks in the media are having to admit is that this is not the case, this is not a situation where putin was in any way intimidated by the biden administration's approach. and i think that they're trying to, you know, kind of cover up for that in a number of different ways inc

cheryl casone is in for liz claman -- cheryl: i love what you're saying about not being fearful of markets. this is the time to invest and to look for opportunity when the markets are behaving like they've been behaving this week and last. so thank you very much for that. charles: thank you. cheryl: great advice. good to see you, sir. all right. as he was saying here, markets well off of session lows, but still we've got red arrows as we go into the final hour of trading. the dow down 18, the s&p down more than 4, nasdaq down 68. investors are getting ready for the three-day weekend not knowing what lies ahead. major averages on pace for the second down week in a row, but like i said, sometimes there's opportunity. you've got to think about that. u.s. officials are warning of an imminent russian invasion of ukraine with tanks, fighter jets, even cyber attacks. president biden is set to give an update under an hour from now, but ahead of that, a live report from on the ground in kyiv, ukraine. >>> bitcoin bulls bummed out today as the crypto adds on to yesterday's losses. we're going to be

that will do it for "the claman countdown." "kudlow" is next. to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. we spoke of president biden's empty message on crime in his visit to new york city. like most democrats he focused on gun control and social spending. he ignored the true root cause, the demonization of law enforcement. from day one in his campaign right up through

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and in new york, liz claman, host of "the claman count countdown" at three eastern on fox business.'s deal with the substance first. she kept repeating that the holocaust wasn't about race, and people -- not just jewish peopl. >> yeah, of course. i mean, but i do believe, howie, that whoopi goldberg's biggest crime was simply showing an extraordinarily major lack of knowledge, basic knowledge if about the roots of the holocaust. clearly, being jewish is a religion. i am jewish. however, it was hitler and the nazis who were adamant, impressing that the jews were erased and, in essence, based their entire final solution as they called it which entailed putting millions of men, women and churn in -- children and ovens and gassing them to death. they based that on nazis being a master race where they had to eliminate jews. the nazis saw jews as a race and, therefore, that is what the holocaust was about. however, whoopi goldberg -- and i'm with joe scarborough and sean hannity on this -- she apologized. she said, i stand corrected. it was a learning moment that she turned into something

we'll explain, i'm ashley webster en for liz claman. all right, we have breaking news for you, russian president vladimir putin signing an agreement of cooperation and friendship with the two break away regions of ukraine just moments ago. it came after he addressed the ukraine situation in a nationally-televised speech. putin calling ukraine a u.s. colony with a puppet regime riddled with corruption and managed by foreign powers claiming it is a failed state and accusing it of stealing russian gas and using energy to blackmail russia with intentions of creating its own nuclear weapons. putin making his case for a possible invasion it sounds like and blaming nato for turning its neighbor into a theatre of war. okay, president biden, meantime, spent the day at the white house meeting with his national security team, defense secretary lloyd austin, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milli, and cia director william burns providing updates on the very fast-moving developments on the ground, of course along ukraine's border.

liz claman, i've got a feeling once again, this last hour of trading is going to be one where we better buckle up but pay attention. liz: well sure you heard what the president just said about moving troops to its own yeah, lithuania and what via, charles that's serious action there. charles: i think the street wants to see serious action and blunt this before it gets out of control. liz: yeah, well let's let our viewers just tuning in know that the breaking news is that the united states says it is officially an invasion. president joe biden slams russia with new sanctions effectively cutting off at least two major russian financial institutions from all western money, after vladimir putin pushes into disputed territories in ukraine. calling putin's actions a violation of international law, biden also announced he is moving those u.s. troops already in europe to three baltic nations closer to the hotspot where all the action and the fighting are taking place. markets did come off the lows of the session after the president spoke, but the s&p 500, dangerously close to joining the nasdaq

i tell liz claman forget the op-ed writers. liz: i am still stuck on the he ha song, lawrence welcome, sonny and cher. charles: that was my favorite show, american style. liz: let's get to the markets. wall street watching stocks as merger monday is cautious. the dow looking at two straight winning sessions but the little guys are going big. the russell 2000 jumping one full percentage point in a sign of confidence. the biggest chip deal ever dead in the water. nvidia and arm holdings calling it quits. pelotonshake things up announcing major layoffss and restructure. pfizer is 14 ahead as restaurants and other small businesses bust out of pandemic doldrums. francis is here with more on how his company is toughening up the payments game and how he will take on arrival square. howard stern says his head is going to explode because he doesn't understand what in fts our which he calls stupid. grammy award-winning artist neil knows what he's going to do with non-fungible tokens. he's here live to tell us how he will be creating them

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she's in for liz claman and, boy, oh, boy, i'm watching every minute of this next hour., charles. fed fears, worries over imminent hostilities between russia and ukraine sparking the selloff that you are seeing friday afternoon. there is one green arrow on that screen. it is oil, topping at one point $94 a barrel. we have cp morgan chase's chief global strategist david kelly right here beside me to put it all in perspective for you because i know it's scary when you look at these redder rows that we saw yesterday too. meanwhile,

i'm sharing with you, if you just feel the urge to go out and spend all your money to look like liz clamann't look fabulous everyday. liz: [laughter] what you don't see is the target yoga pants, okay? that's what's really happening. charles: okay that balances it out, yes. liz: okay, right. thank you, charles. a february frenzy of m & a activity as markets maintain a little bit of volatility, but nothing like last week. ahead of another major league of corporate earnings, the dow is up half a percent, just a few minute ago hit a session high of a gain of 201 we pulled back and up about 171 at the moment the s&p up a quarter

i say that as i hand the show over to my colleague, liz claman , liz, over to you. liz: [laughter] until we get the cpi number tomorrow. charles: we might need it on steroids. liz: you and i, we really need to pump up and do some red bull in advance of that number tomorrow on inflation. charles thanks. tech is putting investors through the paces as the nasdaq leads the market higher, the dow looking at three straight days of gains jumping 286 points, but could it be the calm before the storm, ahead of that key inflation indicator, that comes out tomorrow morning. s&p up 55, the nasdaq charging higher by 241 points. forget the book of of effects, disney is about to crack open its own books, our power panel is here to tell you what to expect and whether those reddit rebels who are calling for the ouster of mouse house ceo bob chapek has any juice and it's a crypto paper, a financial writer turned rapper, nabbed along with russian-borne husband caught with billions in crypto in the biggest robbery in u.s. history we're going to take it up with crypto entrepreneur o phe

she's in for liz claman.e hour where anything can happen in those final moments. thanks, charles, good to see you. hi, everybody. inflation's the name of the game on wall street as the consumer price index hit a 40-year high. that is fueling this ugly selloff as investors worry that the federal reserve may rates faster than expected to tame runaway prices. the dow about to snap if a three-day winning streak aztec stocks get hit -- as tech stocks get hit the hardest. the nasdaq is down almost 2%, the dow 1.5%.

. >>> all right, liz claman, this market is in free paul, feels like the only thing that might stop ith. i don't think so, charles. we just hilt a new session low -- hit a new session low, down 552 points on the dow jones, the nasdaq down 345. it's very difficult to remember the last time investors had to grapple with both what appears to be an imminent war and a federal reserve that's pounding the table on rate hikes. faced with both, investors are piling into safe haven gold. shortly after noon eastern, the yellow metal charged past $1900 a troy ounce. about 30 minutes later, to a session high of $1,903. we are just slightly below that right now for a gain of 1.6%. stocks turned russian red are at the open, and at

[closing bell rings] that will do it for "the claman countdown." airbnb ceo joins us live tomorrow.welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. some breaking news just before we went on the air, president biden gave a very, very brief press conference. i don't think he took any questions at all. one of the things that struck me, i'm just reading some of the highlights, i'm just reporting here, i don't know any depth, he said there is more than 150,000 russian troops along the ukraine border which suggests there was no pullback as was rumored or discussed today or vladmir putin

"the claman if countdown" is coming right back as the volatility continues. ♪ ♪ i may be close to retirementt i'm as busy as ever. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. voya provides guidance for the right investments. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. be confident to and through retirement. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire liz: u.s. cases of covid covid-19 have crop finish dropped 50% over the last two weeks after the omicron variant caught the u.s. off guard and unprepared. as recently as two weeks ago, the lines to get tested wrapped around city blocks as americans tried desperately to get ahold of tests that are in very short supply. quest diagnostics, the global leader in lab testing, coming out with its fourth quarter earning, beat wall street estimates and announced a 6.5% boost to it quarterly dave end. the test -- dividend. the testing gia

i'm sharing with you, if you just feel the urge to go out and spend all your money to look like liz claman. liz, we all can't look fabulous everyday. liz: [laughter] what you don't see is the target yoga pants, okay? that's what's really happening. charles: okay that balances it out, yes. liz: okay, right. thank you, charles. a february frenzy of m & a activity as markets maintain a little bit of volatility, but nothing like last week. ahead of another major league of corporate earnings, the dow is up half a percent, just a few minute ago hit a session high of a gain of 201 we pulled back and up about 171 at the moment the s&p up a quarter of a percent, the nasdaq up 19 points , but the star of the session, it's merger monday, frontier finding the spirit as peloton seeks partners of their own in a friday night shocker ford says its been forced to shutter or limit production of eight of its factories due to the global semiconductor shortage, which is still very much a thing, in a fox business exclusive, we've got the ceo of automotive chip maker on-semi about how much he sees the chip crunc

i'm headed over to liz claman who i have exceeded a couple days.our hour. liz: i am reading that ukraine's chief political leader volodymyr zelenskyy has heard the invasion by ukraine could be on wednesday and he's declaring a day of unity, don't you think this is what is managed to break the market at least the gains that we saw today. charles: it seems like the market believe 100% we would be down a lot more than this. we would be gone two or 3%. liz: we still have 59 minutes

liz claman, can't wait for this last hour of trading. liz: yeah. and you know what, charles?bulls kicking the door down right now. breaking news, u.s. aviation regulators have widened the area of eastern europe and russia where u.s. airlines and pilots are barred because of the conflict. what we're hearing, and maybe we can look at some of the airline numbers here and some of the airline stocks, the federal aviation administration has prohibited u.s. airlines from flying over any part of the ukraine or now belarus and the western part of russia. you can see exactly why on your screen. we have an active war going on. while it is not still clear if the new sanctions president joe biden just announced about 50 minutes ago will stop russia from attacking ukraine, they are

meantime, keeping your powder dry might not be the worst thing in the world as i hand it over to you liz claman, the cp effect came in big time. we're not up a lot but we were down. liz: well, look at the s&p now, now into positive territory? [laughter] charles: [laughter] liz: this is one cookey market, putin and powell playing push me pull you with the markets as federal reserve rate hikes and a russian potential invasion of ukraine send investors moving in multiple directions, red, green, all over the place. major indices mixed right now with the s&p up five points now the nasdaq pairing most of its losses down about 19, and look at the dow. the dow had been lower at its lows of 346 points it's now down just 25, but natural gas and crude oil are continuing to climb, but while the world frets over high inflation and russia greg the travel sector is suddenly coming back to life as the pandemic begins to fade. airbnb rallying on a record fourth quarter and what it hopes to be an even stronger first quarter. airbnb ceo brian chesky is about to join us live on his company's post-pandemic progress

up because the last hour of trading could go anywhere but you got the best to take you there, liz clamanight now, going south. markets here in the united states tumbling on this last trading day of february, as the fighting between russia and ukraine intensifies. at this hour, ukraine's second largest city kharkiv now the focal point. new sanctions on russia's central bank and its ban from swift that international payment system being spooking investors as oil spikes 4.5% to close near $96 per barrel. russia stock and currency markets in total chaos after the u.s. sent its allies to lunch a financial missile right at the heart of

i tell liz claman forget the op-ed writers. welcome, sonny and cher. charles: that was my favorite show, american style. liz: let's get to the markets. wall street watching stocks as merger monday is cautious. the dow looking at two straight winning sessions but the little guys are going big.

i say that as i hand the show over to my colleague, liz claman , liz, over to you. charles: we might need it on steroids. liz: you and i, we really need to pump up and do some red bull in advance of that number tomorrow on inflation. charles thanks. tech is putting investors through the paces as the nasdaq leads the market higher, the dow looking at three straight days of gains jumping 286 points, but could it be the calm before the storm, ahead of that key inflation indicator, that comes out tomorrow morning. s&p up 55, the nasdaq charging higher by 241 points. forget the book of of

up because the last hour of trading could go anywhere but you got the best to take you there, liz claman. liz: as we have seen it has been going anywhere and right now, going south. markets here in the united states tumbling on this last trading day of february, as the fighting between russia and ukraine intensifies. at this hour, ukraine's second largest city kharkiv now the focal point. new sanctions on russia's central bank and its ban from swift that international payment system being spooking investors as oil spikes 4.5% to close near $96 per barrel. russia stock and currency markets in total chaos after the u.s. sent its allies to lunch a financial missile right at the heart of russia's central bank. russia's moscow exchange thrown offline as the ruble plummets is is that what will stop russia from trying to take kyiv? we'll ask the man known as putin enemy number one, bill browder, the fear and author of "red notice" who once ran the biggest investment fund in russia is joining us live. he went after vladimir putin to expose mass corruption and he knows putin's tricks and is about

. >>> all right, liz claman, this market is in free paul, feels like the only thing that might stop it is the closing bell. liz: well, yeah. i don't think so, charles. we just hilt a new session low -- hit a new session low, down 552 points on the dow jones, the nasdaq down 345. it's very difficult to remember the last time investors had to grapple with both what appears to be an imminent war and a federal reserve that's pounding the table on rate hikes. faced with both, investors are piling into safe haven gold. shortly after noon eastern, the yellow metal charged past $1900 a troy ounce. about 30 minutes later, to a session high of $1,903. we are just slightly below that right now for a gain of 1.6%. stocks turned russian red are at the open, and at this hour we are pretty much at the lows of the session. we do have the nasdaq down 344 as president joe biden and defense secretary lloyd austin both say evidence shows russian troops are not pulling back from the ukrainian border, they're moving forward and have surrounded the eastern european nation if, ukraine. and u.n. secretary jens

restart button because they make a whole bunch of money when they do it, ashley webster in for liz claman , they leave to preach to us, those elites, great points thank you, charles. well, of course, markets closed this president's day, but the situation on the border of ukraine is growing more tense as american officials warn of an imminent attack. president joe biden meeting with his national security officials today, as russian president vladimir putin says russia will recognize the independence of two breakaway regions in eastern ukraine. we will go straight to the white house, of course for the very latest developments. plus, president's day, well

liz claman, i've got a feeling once again, this last hour of trading is going to be one where we betterntion. liz: well sure you heard what the president just said about moving troops to its own yeah, lithuania and what via, charles that's serious action there. charles: i think the street wants to see serious action and blunt this before it gets out of control. liz: yeah, well let's let our viewers just tuning in know that the breaking news is that the united states says it is officially an invasion. president joe biden slams russia with new sanctions effectively cutting off at least two major russian financial institutions from all western money, after vladimir putin pushes into disputed territories in ukraine. calling putin's actions a violation of international law, biden also announced he is moving those u.s. troops already

meantime, keeping your powder dry might not be the worst thing in the world as i hand it over to you liz claman're not up a lot but we were down. liz: well, look at the s&p now, now into positive territory? [laughter] charles: [laughter] liz: this is one cookey market, putin and powell playing push me pull you with the markets as federal reserve rate hikes and a russian potential invasion of ukraine send investors moving in multiple directions, red, green, all over the place. major indices mixed right now with the s&p up five points now the nasdaq pairing most of its losses down about 19, and look at the dow. the dow had been lower at its lows of 346 points it's now

cheryl casone is in for liz claman -- cheryl: i love what you're saying about not being fearful of marketsnd to look for opportunity when the markets are behaving like they've been behaving this week and last. so thank you very much for that. charles: thank you. cheryl: great advice. good to see you, sir. all right. as he was saying here, markets well off of session lows, but still we've got red arrows as we go into the final hour of trading. the dow down 18, the s&p down more than 4, nasdaq down 68. investors are getting ready for the three-day weekend not knowing what lies ahead. major averages on pace for the second down week in a row, but like i said, sometimes there's opportunity. you've got to think about that. u.s. officials are warning of an imminent russian invasion of ukraine with tanks, f

liz claman, can't wait for this last hour of trading. liz: yeah. and you know what, charles? we're looking at the bulls kicking the door down right now. breaking news, u.s. aviation regulators have widened the area of eastern europe and russia where u.s. airlines and pilots are barred because of the conflict. what we're hearing, and maybe we can look at some of the airline numbers here and some of the airline stocks, the federal aviation administration has prohibited u.s. airlines from flying over any part of the ukraine or now belarus and the western part of russia. you can see exactly why on your screen. we have an active war going on. while it is not still clear if the new sanctions president joe biden just announced about 50 minutes ago will stop russia from attacking ukraine, they are working to bring the markets back from the brink. take a look at stocks right now. we do have the s&p is, nasdaq, russell and transports in the green. that is not where they began the session. we have the dow -- a little breathless here -- [laughter] we have the dow jones industrials down a

meanwhile, all your market action is going to be here, but even more so today than ever because liz clamanc chair, gary gensler. liz, this is a major exclusive, cannot wait to hear what you have to say with him. our audience has been calling for this for a long time, so over to you. liz: yeah. and, charles, absolutely, i've been watching how you have questioned all kinds of regulation, and there is breaking news about binance. in this afternoon's news headlines, we do have binance, the world's largest crypto currency exchange, in the crosshairs according to "the wall street journal." the sec is looking into types of relationships that the head of binance if may have had with two market makers, and did not disclose that. at the moment, the world is in trust but verify mode at this hour. this morning's report the russians were pulling back from ukraine's border now refute by the nato secretary and u.s. ambassador to the united nations. secretary of state antony blinken saying moments ago he needs to see verifiable, credible and meaningful deescalation from vladimir putin's troops on the bord

been that last hour of trading, and there's nobody better to hold your hand through that than liz clamang. they seem to start to pile on at around 2:59. we are, however, looking at the s&p and the nasdaq now positive for the week. lots of green on the screen. stocks are rallying the dow is spike as well, up 728 points not even at the highs of the session now. we are watching stocks extraordinarily closely because we're getting reports that ukraine's land forces say after heavy losses, russian troops have been stopped near the northeast city. but we do have explosions heard in parts of kyiv as an increasingly isolated vlami

liz claman, i love this momentum, and you've been doing a great job taking that baton and taking it further, we've got that heart purposing and yes, i too am wearing red. charles, happy friday. charles: thank you. liz: the virulent variant of omicron did not interrupt job creation in january as was expected, and that's got markets pushing higher at this hour. dow jones industrials up 109, the s&p powering higher, the nasdaq up two full percentage points. leisure or and hospitality jobs leading the way as restaurants and bars staffed up amid omicron surge. we're going to break down the numbers with the kelly services ceo, find out where the best jobs are right now and which companies and their stocks might get hurt by a rise in wage environment. it's a fox business exclusive.

right now a 40-cent point spread on the s&p but were rallying into the close and that's where liz clamanike the beatles, hold my hand, didn't we say if anything could stabilize the markets it would be great earning for mega cap and we got them. liz: will see what facebook can do its part, microsoft, apple and google they more than get theirs. liz: i like your assessment on spotify i found that interesting. on this groundhog's day investments don't appear to see another six weeks more of frozen over markets

been that last hour of trading, and there's nobody better to hold your hand through that than liz claman. liz, over to you. liz: thank you very much, charles. and already the headlines are hitting. they seem to start to pile on at around 2:59. we are, however, looking at the s&p and the nasdaq now positive for the week. lots of green on the screen. stocks are rallying the dow is spike as well, up 728 points not even at the highs of the session now. we are watching stocks extraordinarily closely because we're getting reports that ukraine's land forces say after heavy losses, russian troops have been stopped near the northeast city. but we do have explosions heard in parts of kyiv as an increasingly isolated vladimir putin forges ahead to take this sovereign nation. air sirens have been screaming throughout the day as russian rockets streak across the sky. watch this. [background sounds] [speaking in native tongue] [background sounds] >> that's a missile! [bleep] that's a missile! liz: this is video from earlier today and, obviously, it is a very upsetting situation. you're looking at dama

he's going to be interviewed by liz claman and myself. there'll be an interesting discussion.new york stock exchange, you know, getting involved with the, the ice getting involved in thi- neil: right. >> clearly a show of support. but, you know, who knows if it's, like i said, the wave of the future or a market top. back to you. neil: yeah, we shall see. charlie gasparino. i'm sure my next guests are interested in this, jordan wexler and -- [inaudible] can cofounders of early bird crypto. they're both kind enough to join us. gentlemen, jordan, to begin with you, what does this new york stock exchange parent sort of sniffing around crypto mean to you? >> thanks so much for having us. and, yeah, i think it really continues to show that crypto and blockchain technology is really here to stay, and it is a transformative technology that is going to continue to influence so many industries that we are all part of. and it's so important that i think every american family is actually able to have access to invest in these digital assets so that they actually can have ownership in the

liz claman point out apple pay will stop working. the ruble is dropping value. there are thousands of people protesting in russia. thousands arrested in st. petersberg. even those these arrests are pretty brutal. >> the russian people are pretty fed up. their police already some of the. -- already soft. they know the risks of this. and they are the ones with what zelensky has done well, his troops are allowing the russian soldiers captured to call home and get messages back to their families. vladimir putin would normally have a lockdown on information. the russian people will be in pain in their wallets. but they are not part of this and they don't support what's happening? ukraine. they are not quite informed why they did this in the first place. alicia: vladimir putin has become an international pariah. things aren't going as planned in ukraine. but his own people seem to be furious. >> that's the biggest concern. the concern is you have internal in --you have inherent dissent t leads to something greater. the world is united in a way we have not seen in some