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. >> sean: you are talking about the debate with low and lauren bogart? quick answer, because she was on my radio show today, and first of all, i have a lot of sources, i work my sources, and i saw this coming, and for the people that i talk to, my sources, i said to them repeatedly, and light, guys come again in a room, check your ego, check your phones, workout, hammer out an agreement and have it done by january 3rd. i'm not worried about what we think about this or the base thinks about it, i don't care what democrats think about anybody or anything. what i did care about is there is this little group of people in the middle that i think wanted to better out of the republicans and i think it was in everybody's best interest to resolve this, and i know a lot of issues were resolved, but they were still fighting. i don't disagree with you. >> well, here's the thing is that these guys are fighting because they know that our national debt is already at $31 trillion, if we keep spending the way that we are right now, sean, in 50 years, our debt is going to

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lauren boebert. they say they will never vote for kevin mccarthy. how low can he get that number?can only afford five. every time we have a meeting, he seems to be moving the needle in the right direction or at least in his own direction. there is no one else who at this moment could come close to 218. things are looking and feeling a lot better today for kevin mccarthy then yesterday. we have no idea how long it will take to twist the remaining arms that are in their. jon: let's talk about the process of twisting arms when it comes to getting to some kind of agreement. are there any highlights we know about what kind of agreement is coming together? >> that's important when you talk about cutting defense spending, that would not go over well with defense hawks in kevin mccarthy's own party. the concern is if you make a promise like that, you might convince some of the holdouts to vote yes but then you lose some moderates on the other end. we have not seen that happen. keep in mind, some of the republicans who run armed services committee they don't want to see a cut like that and

low. stuart: buzzfeed up or down? lauren: up, big. stocks at $1 but it's up 33% on very heavy volume. the journal is reporting of a multi million dollar deal with meta. meta paying buzzfeed which is a digital media company to bring creators, content creators to meta's facebook and instagram. tom hayes, i talk to him all the time had the best quote of the story. he says this is a case of meta throwing buzzfeed a bottle of water in the middle of the desert, so that's why the stock is worth a buck. stuart: a good one i like that. listen to this one. jane fonda made a shocking claim about the origins of climate change. roll tape. >> everything is connected. there have been no climate crisis if it wasn't for racism. stuart: okay, we're going to have to let her explain that one , because we're going to play you the full clip. astonishing. morgan stanley finding some of its own bankers more than $1 million each all because they used personal messaging services we're on that. fox news has been following the journey of a venezuelan migrant sin

lauren? l $29,873. 23% of daters say that's way too low. with it, it's a deal breaker when it comes to dating. other deal breakers: personal loans, credit card debt and other person having a lack of financial luisa ragaini seizure disorders. the bottom -- literacy. the bottom line is talk about this in the beginning so it doesn't become an issue down the road. ashley: put all your cards on the disable, credit cards. lauren, thank you very much. super bowl 57 set for february 12. the philadelphia eagles look very good yesterday and they'll take on the kansas city chiefs. the eagles blew past the 49ers outscoring them 31-7 and niners had so many penalties called on them. the chiefs managed to eke out a win over the cincinnati bengals with that game-winning field goal in the final ten seconds and by the way, the eagles center jason kelce and the chief's tight end, travis kelce, will be the first super bowls to face off in a super bowl. watch on february 12 at 6:30 p.m. eastern only on fox. look forward to that. the dow 30 stocks and just get a

we go from the 70's all the way down the low 50's on sunday with the chance of some showers. >> all right, lauren. still ahead, students at stanford admitted to cheating on their final exams. the new way being used a fake intelligence and how schools are cracking down. tool that's challenging educators at per grade levels and all around the world. now, this is something called chat gpt a powerful new ai tool. it has been used to pass a log jams at the university of minnesota. also exams that pennsylvania's wharton school of business well and now stand for students are admitting to using it on their final exams. our first correspondent nancy loo explains. >> chat gpt or generative pre train transformer is artificial intelligence and it can be a real technological shortcut for anyone. imagine alexa and siri and every intelligent being or machine rolled into one. you can get and it will provide you with an output. >> basically what it does is it continues right team. what you gave it. if you ask a question at a loss or it if you get to continue what you're i think it will do that. many colleges are

low to the ground. that's a pretty good description, i would say. would you agree with that? >> absolutely. laurenout old guys and -- [laughter] you you know how to wind me up, don't you? i could not get in and out of that corvette easily. >> it is pretty roomy for a sport car -- stuart: once you're in. i need a crane to get me out of that thing. [laughter] hold on a second, gary. lauren, a serious question. stop laughing. what percentage of vehicles sold last year were electricsome. lauren: 5.8%. stuart: that's it? lauren: yeah. it's small but globally it's the double that. worldwide it's 10 percent. that's pulley electric the cars, not hybrid. the biggest growth is happening in china, 19% of all cars were fully electric there, and in europe it was 11%. germany, 5% -- 25%. stuart: 25% of new vehicle production, that's not 25% of all cars on the road are electric. lauren: no. no, no, of production. but it means the number keeps doubling year-over-year, so start very small, get bigger, double, double, double. they're trying to move in that direction. >> but germany chucks a ton of money at people t

bed bath and beyond where jimmy shops as well hitting on 30-year low and warning of potential bankruptcy and it doesn't get jimmy or laurenstu in the stores enough. stuart: continue, please. the swiss consulate is on the line and reject to me saying the swiss like cash registers. that's your line, jimmy. >> i haven't even been introduced yet. i'm a innocent bystander. susan: i think switzerland will be cheaper this year and i'm happy about it. conagra one of the better performers and better than expected and consolation brands making liqueur brands and more sales and less profit and walgreens raised four year forecast and book add loss of over $3 billion because of $6 billion opioid settlement it paid. who said stu varney isn't funny. stuart: several of my relatives by the way and most of the producers in the control room. susan: they don't have taste, do they? stuart: what have you got on airlines they're on the screen. susan: outperformance. looking for up arrows here and outperformance on the airlines and on hopes of a surge, revenge travel that's it being call from chai frank siller -- china and covid restrictions bei

lauren blanchard, fox news freshman republican congressman, jorge santos will reportedly serve on to low level house committees, according to the washington post. the new york congressman will serve both the small business and the science, space and technology committees. assignments come after multiple members of his own party have called on him to resign over his admitted lies about his work, history and education, is also facing investigations about his campaign finances. this weekend's battle between the cowboys and the 49ers leading to a war of twitter words between lawmakers details on the bet that took an unexpected turn. also the storms that rolled through california are moving across the country and are now being blamed for some trouble in the state of colorado. and i'm tracking some more rain is to the north of us. now it's kind of showing up in far northern marin county will look into the timing on this look at those clouds, but it does look like brain will have the timing and the five day coming up. [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy an

low pay in this country. but that is not the right way to address it. lauren: fast food workers are cheering, $22 an hour. >> not when they lose their job. lauren: right, the business can't afford them or much cheaper for them to buy a robot that doesn't call out sick and might work faster. steve hilton, we'll be watching you on the next revolution on sunday night 9:00 eastern time on fox news channel. back to the markets. i don't want to guess it without seeing it, but they've been so choppy today and it is choppy. you have a split decision, the dow down, s&p down, nasdaq up at 11,531. jonathan hoenig, great to see you. what do you make of it? >> thank you. lauren, it is choppy and it'll be choppy. 1970s to early 1980s and the dow went to 700 to 1,000 five times over the ten or twelve years and now's the time to make the all or none bets but focus on patient and your own contacts and focus on some of the off the radar screen ideas and people have been talking about a tech rebound this year. emerging markets are doing really well and looking at areas like viet

lauren: and through 200 for the first time in 10 months, up 80% just about from the low in june.t catalyst next week, tuesday delivery data, and the u.s. army has awarded boeing a $420 million contract to produce jets for the egyptian air force, but that's a nice sum of money. stuart: i'm interested in netflix. what are they doing today? lauren: me too to. you know, the stock's up about 4%. the trend overall so far in this early year is the losers last year, for the most part, are the winners this year. netflix would be one of those names. a $304 price target, you're saying, so what, it's at 306 right now, but they do like the long-term opportunity that the ad tier the offers for netflix. stuart: o.k.. honeywell. they're down. ubs -- it's ubs that clobbered microsoft. now what are hay doing to -- can't read it. lauren: honeywell. double downgrade. go all the way to sell. you don't see a lot of double downgrades. the stock was a winner last year, so it's too expensive, that's their point. they say to look at orders, they're slowing. they say this stock at 208 is worth $193. stuart

low personal savings rates, high debt. even cardi b is rapping about videos about the grocery store. laurenuite have a handle what is going on here. lauren: it is freebies. that is the plan. don't ever pay your student loan debt ever again. rent moratoriums, this and that. it is freebies. gas relief checks. you brought up fossil fuels. we'll send you a check every month to make up the painful cost of gasoline. after referrals, two million businesses will have to start payments for covid loans they received during the pandemic. they have to start doing this soon by the end of january. can businesses handle this? what kind of a strain will it put on some of them? >> definitely not the small businesses. it is so frustrating, think about the kennedy center, that got 25 million. they didn't have to pay that back. think of all the big business bailouts they haven't had to pay back. small businesses their businesses were stolen for the common good. that is eminent domain. they're owed due compensation. the fact they have to pay this back after they were shut down, after the labor supply has been d

no >> on that, note on the bar being low, molly, i've got to ask you, what do you make of the recent and ongoing fight between former powers lauren boebert and marjorie taylor greene? how is that going to affect the gop going forward? >> it is amazing, right? boebert and greene are a big part of the party. think about marjorie taylor greene. a hugely successful small dollar donations which the base loves. even though both were barely got reelected, because she does come from actually a pretty mixed district, i do think that this could hurt them. they are majority so slim. kevin mccarthy is barely speaker. every unforced error could be a disaster for him. so i do actually think this is going to be a problem for them. and you have a lot of really wild gop house members, and a very slim majority. so i think there is going to be problems for them. >> quick last question to you then, you, on that note. kevin mccarthy, does he have the votes to finally get the speakers gavel that he so desperately craves? >> i don't know. and i don't think the republicans know, either. i think they're playing a very difficult game. republicans have not

lows of cancer". now, after five years of laughter, tears and honesty, the podcast you, me and the big c has reached the end of an era. hosts laurencial one. tim muffett was there. we are three friends, we're also bloggers, we all have one thing in common — we all have or we have had cancer. rachael bland, lauren mahon and dame deborahjames. the original presenters of you, me and the big c. launched in 2018, it was funny... i'm not going to look at you. i'm going to... a crying poo is not what we need right now. laughter. it was heartbreaking. all the way home, i was just saying to freddie, i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry. oh. don't, because you're going to make me... i sorry, it's the first thing that's made me cry in the whole 12 episodes. now, a very special episode. you, me and the big c, we're going live to a studio audience. and we're very, very excited. cheering. dame deborahjames died last year. rachael bland died in 2018. her husband steve then became one of the presenters. hello, everyone. hello, everyone, good evening. welcome to you, me and the big c live! it was never reallyjust meant to be in a studio talking to a microph

debt, among the highest in history, with low savings rates, that means the consumer does not have the ability to sustain themselves through an economic downturn. laurenbut they have a job, jeff. >> the labor market remains strong wages have been stagnant as you know, lauren. wages are not keeping up with inflation but the labor market has been the one shining light in this economy. lauren: brian moinahan says he sees unemployment going 5.5. >> yeah, because that's what the fed wants. jay powell wants higher unemployment so when you see the labor market doing as well as it is, you know that he, if he wants inflation at 2%, he is going to be the petulent two-year-old and hit the economy until it breaks. lauren: because he can't make another bad call. they were late and wrong on the game with inflation being temporary, being transient, and now they have to damage the economy in order to fix it. of all of the economic and earnings reports we're getting this week, what is the most important to you? >> well, i mean, i think obviously, you know, we're looking at things like the housing market. i mean, i think a lot of those reports now, you know, that are m

lauren. >> i mean, look, okay, i know -- so you have a bit of an op-ed conspiracy but i think this is just lowbecause they feel it censors speech, especially of conservative voices. democrats hate it, frankly, one, because it's a huge juicy target for taxes and regulation, also they feel it spreads misinformation and the research is really mixed as far as whether it affects election results which we learned in 2016, russian bots and actors did not sway a lot of opinions because a lot of people sharing he's those stories voted for trump anyway. so, yes, if lawmakers are smart they will come together in a bipartisan manner but, you know, alphabet was biden's biggest donor in 2020. tech companies donate a ton to people from both parties and so if we'll see anything happen, it probably won't be consequential. maria: good strategy to put out an op-ed about nothing and not address the obvious issues with social media in the middle of massive questions about an faa outage yesterday and failures in this agenda. >> on its face, this document and the things in here are great. like i agree with everythin

low-lying areas all around the bay area. guys, back to you. got to get through this weekend. thank you, lauren. so the white house as expanded the presidential major disaster declaration. >> to include 3 additional california counties damaged by all the recent storms. monterrey, san luis obispo and santa barbara counties have been added today. president biden also increasing the level of federal funding available to affected people across the state. the president will be traveling to the bay area tomorrow to survey storm damage. meet with residents and local business leaders. scott for u.s., justin campbell, live tonight from moffett field with more on the president's planned for tomorrow. good evening. just it. >> good evening, grant. the president is expected to land here at this air field a little bit after 12 o'clock tomorrow. then take a helicopter to survey the damage in santa cruz and then finally he'll meet with people on the ground business owners and also people that have lost their home. but i did get the chance today to speak with the santa cruz county supervisor on what he hopes th

lauren: citi is out with a buy. look this is lululemon ev's lucid has been delivering for about 15 months the numbers are low they delivered about 4,000 vehicles last year, but the expectation is they increased that by six times for this year. citi is saying we like them and the promise but they are still unprofitable and they need to diversify their different price points and they could really be somewhat of a next tesla. stuart: i saw one actually. lauren: and? stuart: it was in florida. good looking car. it looks like a luxury car. lauren: how did you know it was a lucid? stuart: because it said so on the front. lauren: all right, all right stuart: i roll down the window. lauren: if you spoke to the driver that be very rare for you to talk to somebody else on the road. stuart: that's true. lauren: that's not like you. stuart: i wasn't driving at the time. i was the passenger. rolled down the window and say hey that's a nice machine. lauren: and what did they say? stuart: they didn't say anything , actually. lauren: probably happens all the time and gets annoying. what color was it is my last question. stuart: two-tone a

lows, which is really the quickest way to destroy value over the long term. stuart: you've got me really worried. we have stocks moving well today including amazon. 2.5%. lauren: we'll take it. we have a buy with prime program and they're broadening it and other merchants a few by invitation and all merchants that have a store on shoify down 2.5% and if you're on our site and advertise buy with prime you're off. stuart: down they go. ups, what's that story? they're down. lauren: their margins under pressure for two reasons: less volume and labor contracts coming up that's expensive. they cut their price target. it's still going up about 25% to 227 but they did cut that. stuart: okay. moderna. we've not talked about vaccines for a long time, but i see moderna now up a strong solid 2.3%. lauren: bernie sanders bernie sanders sent a letter to moderna saying, look, don't increase the price too much when the covid vaccine hits the commercial market. there's rep reports that they'll charge about $120. the government pays $27. he says if you want to vaccinate people and you're asking the private market to pay that much money, not a good look. it would bring in a lot

with lauren blanchard, charles watson following the president's trip to atlanta and lucas tomlinson live from the white house. are we hearing anything from the white house today or are they laying low? >> it appears laying low. on sunday talk shows republicans are talking and republican tony gonzales says he wants to see this probe into for president biden widen. >> i think biden has highlighted incompetence for the world to see and i'm concerned about the vice president, vice president harris hasn't necessarily showed level of confidence as border czar has anyone looked to see if she has classified materials in her kitchen table. lucas: lawyers were done looking for classified document but on sunday morning before your show, of course, the white house issued famous statement 5 more pages of classified documents were found at biden's home in wilmington on thursday night and many people here wondering why the white house didn't say anything about it all day friday. here is a tweet from senator ted cruz reacting to the news, quote, with so many classified docs in home, have they considered checking glove box yet. democrats saying it's not a good look, another democrat that appeared o

low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. stuart: the actor jeremy renner suffered serious injuries after he was involved in a snowplow accident on new year's day. laureno a second surgery and is in critical condition. one of his snowplows which he was using to plow his family out of their home in nevada because blunt chest trauma. tmz is reporting this machine, a snow cat, ran over his leg. he lost a lot of blood. a doctor who was a neighbor made a tourniquet until he could be airlifted to a nearby hospital. he is a huge fan of heavy machinery, he has 200 fire trucks and snowplows, he likes to use them and post pictures like you are looking at, on his big property. stuart: good the doctor was there. here's another one for you. the house just wrapped up an investigation into the fda's approval of the alzheimer's drug, what did they find? lauren: crazy report. 18 month congressional investigation found the fda's approval was highly irregular. it did not listen to officials in the fda the question the evidence biogen provided on this drug and also slammed biogen executives for wanting to make history by setting the price at $50,000 and medicare would cov

low and apple not far from it. stuart: jonathan hoenig, always good stuff on a friday morning. thanks for the t-shirt. capitalist pig t-shirt, i got it. >> you're welcome. stuart: lauren is back and looking at movers and start with tesla, down but not as much as before. lauren: no, look at market rallying big time and the good news is you can get model 3 for under $35,000. stuart: in china? lauren: yeah, tough go to china. this is the steepest price cut musk made on the model 3 and model y sold in china and prices coming down another 5 to 15% and there's a lot of competition and china already 30% cheaper than in the u.s. and down 13% in the short year thus far. loser last year and this year so far. stuart: got it. how about l lulu lemon. it is up again. lauren: yeah, up more earlier. wells fargo likes them and raising to overweight and the consumer is challenged in 2023 and challenging for retail but they call lululemon a rare name with momentum and the tail wind is freight prices coming down but don't have sales. most people go into lululemon and pay full price and that protects their margins. and copper is rallying and freeport mack miran and the dollar is down, chi

points historically very low, it tells you you're not getting paid to take a lot of risk in this environment yet. that day will come but we don't think it is quite here yet. lauren: we agree on a lot. darrell, do woe agree for the fed target on the s&p 500? >> running off that second half rally we think the year-end target can be around 4400. lauren: 44? >> nice distance from here so -- lauren: phil? >> finish up. i will add mine. i think we'll get to 4700, believe it or not. history is on our side. average rate of return when the fed pivots is 15%. we have trillion dollars coming into the market second half of the year. we get 4700. we lost everything we lost in 022. lauren: i wrote that down, 4700. darrell, i interrupted you. finish that up and we'll wrap it up. >> i was going to say a strong rally in the second half. being wary of the first half. there is a lot of pain yet to feel. everybody wants inflation to come down to two, 2 1/2%, including chair powell and the federal reserve, there is a lot of pain to go from 6, 7, on cpi down to 2 between here and there. lauren: arguably in my a lot easier to go from 8 to 5, than 5 to 2. a lot harder. >> that's right.

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