varney. put a leather jacket on and all of a sudden you feel extra cool.ide these things, i'd love dortmouth to but i don't. i'm here because i'm trying to get a sense of the consumer and the motorbike industry. it's one of the biggest events of the year. see if i can get off this without pulling my groan. okay, i made it. half a million people come to this event here in daytona. you know what, the saying goes, nobody needs a bike but everybody wants one. at least that's the theory and, boy, find them here priced anywhere from $12,000 to $50, $60,000 and beyond much i want to bring in teddy morris. teddy, great to see you. >> you took into consideration ash. ashley: teddy owns this harper lanesly davidson -- harley davidson dealership. 100 square feet? >> 110,000 but who's counting. ashley: how is business smuggling >> business is very, very good. we always want it to be better. i'm very, very happy, never satisfied but i'm happy. ashley: what is it about these people? what's the joy getting on a motorbike because it was raining yesterday. that's no fun. >

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third hour of "varney" starts now. ♪ ♪ stuart: shannon bream with me this morning.ht, shannon, the democrats' resistance, if that's what you want to call it, it was on dismay last night. what did you make of their -- display last night. what did you make of their performance? >> stu, you make such a good point, where's the leadership? if that's the question we all have in washington, who is the leader of the democrat party? we know there was some guidance from some leadership within the party saying, listen, let's not make a spectacle. you saw the whole thing with congressman al green raiding his wane -- raising his cane, getting walked out. it was really uncomfortable. but when you're cheering a young man who's fighting cancer, he is amazing, or talking about taking out a suspected terrorist responsible potentially for the abbey gate bombing that took u.s. service members' lives and, you know, wounded dozens more that don't even often get highlighted, you would think there could be some unity on those things, some cheering and clapping for those. i mean, it's very

varney, good luck to you.flock, thanks very much, indeed. economist brian wes bear by -- wesbury with me now. can you tick -- pick out a winner in an industry that might be winning here? [laughter] not that i know. you know, stuart, i haven't really thought about it that way. but, no. look, i'm a free market economist. i've never really liked tariffs. do i -- i love the trump agenda of reducing the size of government, reducing regulations. i do -- and i get going after immigration and fentanyl and using tariffs as a negotiating tool. i totally get. that's -- get that. but it is the one thing that worries me. let me just step back one second, stuart. you know, we have lived in the last -- ever since 2008 we've lived with this still -- stimulus economy. the fed is printing money, the government is handing out money. and what that does is it takes money from people who are more likely to save and invest, and it gives it the people that are more likely to consume. and so what's happened since 2007, consumption is

"varney & company" picks it up now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. it's called volatility. the sharp gyrations of the stock market that make investors really anxious. we've got a case of that right now. what do you to do? sell and take your money someplace safe? stay the course and hope for the best? a lot of people just don't look at their accounts when they know it's going down. as for this morning, dow industrials down close to 400 points. that's premarket. s&p down 73. nasdaq, sharp drop, down 344 points. we had a record trade deficit reported this morning, $131 billion. that does not help stocks. it add as ammunition to trump's claim that america's being ripped off by our trading partners. stocks down. bitcoin, just above $90,000. no, 89,5 right now. the 10-year treasury yield has moved above 4.25%. that's not helping stocks. 4.28, to be precise. the 32-year, 3.96. -- 2-year. an ultimatum for the leadership of hamas. president trump say, quote, now is the time to leave gaza. a beautiful future await, but if you hold hostages, if you will -- if y

a great show, thank you very much "varney & company" picks it up, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone after friday's oval office blowup where are we now, here we go, zelenskyy told reporters in london that he would consider signing the peace deal. but the trump team is having none of it. the europeans led by the british are sending more money to ukraine to buy weapons there is now a clear split between america and our nato allies, the democrats are name-calling senator adam schiff says our president is a coward but now emerges that before the oval office blowup top democrats had met zelenskyy and urged him not to accept the deal. were they trying to sabotage a trump foreign policy when, it sure looks like it. as for the top money story, it is the bitcoin valley, friday bitcoin was below $80000 a coin, then the president announced a creation of a strategic crypto reserve which would include bitcoin, now bitcoin is at 93400. stocks in the green mostly this monday morning, the dow up 100 but look at the nasdaq a solid gain 141 points higher. the yield on th

third hour of varney starts now. ♪ ♪ stuart: steve forbes is with me here in new york right now.were the democrats trying to sabotage a possible trump win? >> i think what president zelenskyy has to realize and hope his diplomats are telling him this is the democrats are more interested in harming trump than helping ukraine. i'm pleased with prime minister of britain met with zelenskyy and behind the scenes they've told him the same thing. we the europeans are going to step up, britain is doing it and pledging were money and getting this thing back on track. one good thing is president trump being a businessman loves the idea of getting the minerals from ukraine so i think with some goody momentum seizure disorders behind the scenes and instead of the oval office, they'll get the process become on track and get a process going again. the fact that the britts and french and others are willing to put troops on the ground, that's good. u.s. business people going into ukraine and that's good. i think eventually we're going to remove the soldiers in germany to poland and that way ther

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"varney & company" picks it up now. stay with fox business with with. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. it's the first jobs report of president trump's second term. kind of backward-looking because these numbers are for february. 151,000 jobs added last month. that's a little less than expected. the unemployment rate went up slightly to 4.1%. i'm taking this as a sign that the economy is ever so gradually slowing. here's the market reaction. member remember, we're in a volatile period. thursday, stocks sold off. premarket today stocks are on the downside again, a loss of about 100 points for the dow, minor losses for the s&p and the nasdaq. look at a bitcoin. i'm looking at a 89,300, that's the current price. the crypto summit begins today at the white house. top people in the business are meeting the president to discuss crypto taxation policies and which cryptos will be part of the strategic reserve. the meeting is considered a coming of age for the industry. >>> politics. trump streamlined the doge program. cabinet members will go

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second hour of varney getting started. mark t's and joining us this morning. what are your thoughts? >> i thought it was was a great speech, very successful speech and i don't understand what the democrats are doing, the last image we had of donald trump at the house of representatives was the end of his last state of the union when nancy pelosi was tearing up his speech in front of the american people which was a terrible breach of the core man last night, the democrat said hold that beer, see if we can do it even further. one of the things i learned, the highlight of that speech was a little kid dj, the cancer survivors, getting his secret service badge from the director of the secret service and you know who his congressman is? al green, the man standing with the cane yelling at donald trump and getting kicked out of the house, that is congressman, that's how much the democrats hate donald trump, his congressman rather than joining with donald trump and celebrating his constituent, a kid who beat brain cancer, he yelled at trump and got himself kicked out o

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second hour of varney just getting started. murdock, can trump retain political popularity making some he waves at home and abroad? >> he's doing what he said he would do on the campaign trail, promises made promises kept, he said he would close the border, shutdown dei, doing those things. other than the announcement about gaza, what he said he would do on the campaign trail. the work people appreciate, he's out 24/7 working all the time, radical transparency, always up there with the camera on him all the time, everyone knows what he is up to, no secrets, people appreciate those things. stuart: be careful with inflation, he said he would get inflation down fast, 45 days in. inflation going up a little bit, not down and i wonder how he will treat that tonight. >> the tariffs are a concern. to get countries -- they stick to push prices up. to pass the tax cut immediately, by april 15th, give the markets clarity what the tax structure will look like and bring inflation down. stuart: vice president vance explains where he thought

i just got a very confused stuart varney. >> sandra: jimmy.to be a little selective when we pop with a shot up. you know what people do to get beads up there. >> tell me. i am not familiar. >> sandra: may or may not have just happened. hesitant to put that back up on the screen. that being said, steve scalise is a big louisiana guy. celebrating with some king cake on capitol hill. >> today has mardi gras day and my home city of new orleans. this is a mardi gras king cake, which we enjoyed to celebrate the day. this is not to torture you. there is a plastic baby in one of the slices. we will let you know where to get the cake. you will want more, believe me. >> sandra: delicious, by the way. >> i am not just saying that because i look like i get paid and king cake. it is the winter. >> sandra: it is fun. none of the colleges are in session. people are having a good time. being selective about how much we put that up on the screen. other things to discuss with you as we will let -- stephen a. smith was on "w" today. first appearance since leavin

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second hour of varney just getting started. stuart: todd pyro. this is a significant change designed to avoid political embarrassment because nobody likes the chaos we are seeing. todd:that's the number one take away at you expressed in your "my take". the american people don't care how they accomplish the goal, they just want the goal, stand that goalie streamlining government. admittedly has dogthe been completely smooth the first we 6 weeks? i think we would be hard-pressed to say yes but it did accomplish a lot. it could accomplish a lot more if you allow the secretaries of various entities to do their work for legal reasons. stuart: joe rogan mark to the left for wanting to create their own podcast. >> they support each other and go on each other's shows and all in this together, we need that on the left, good luck, you guys cancel each other if you're really ukraine flag is too small. 6 x 6. >> talk about each other for not having trans kids. your out of your mind, you will not sync up together. stuart: if they did create these podcasts tha

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"varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ say the word i'm thinking of ♪ stuart: say the word i'm thinking what could that be? mr. trump saying yes to zelenskyy? come on over and sign this deal. nice try, people. nice try. all right. sixth avenue, new york, still looking rather dull can. president trump giving an historic address on the house floor last night. it was the longest speech to a joint session of congress ever. it lasted 1 hour and 40 minutes. watch. >> to my fellow citizens, america is back. [cheers and applause] we have accomplished more in 43 days than most administrations accomplished in 4 years or 8 years. and we are just getting started. the golden age of america has only just begun. it will be like nothing that has ever been seen before. stuart: it was a rousing speech. less than 10 minutes into it, texas congressman al green was kicked out for his interruptions. watch this. >> mr. green, take your seat. take your seat, sir. >> [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> take your seat. finding that members continue to engage in willful and improper decorum, the chair now di