adam price, - action in that context. you would | suspend them?essor, wants to legislate to ban politicians from lying. how would that work?— ban politicians from lying. how would that work? adam was raising this in 2007 — would that work? adam was raising this in 2007 when _ would that work? adam was raising this in 2007 when he _ would that work? adam was raising this in 2007 when he was _ would that work? adam was raising this in 2007 when he was an - would that work? adam was raising this in 2007 when he was an mp. i this in 2007 when he was an mp. under westminster leader of plaid cymru has also tried to raise legislation to insist in openness and honesty with politicians. i think that's a pretty good idea. it's not an easy thing to test. how do you prove that somebody has been purposefully deceptive? it's difficult. at the fact it is difficult. at the fact it is difficult shouldn't me and that we don't try to do it. because it would be another way of showing that we are serious about wanting to be considered to be honest by you, the voters.

after complaints from customers about pricing menu adams, mcdonald's is launching its $5 meal deal but will other fast food chains follow suit? welcome to cavuto coast-to-coast, we have a busy hour ahead. let's get started. our top market story. fed governor michelle bowman says she's open to raising rates if inflation does not improve. scott martin and director of strategy francis newton stacy are both here. your reaction to the fed governor's comment? >> something of a market needs to come up with. stealing a headline on a slow news day. the reality is they should be saying that at that is something the market, experts have been on the side of this prediction, we get six cuts, my mantra has been 0 this year and that is a good thing. if the fed has to come in here it cuts rates. there's probably something wrong. or something on the economy or something that has slowed down. that is a great thing, the market can realize fed rates stay here. open market interest rates falling as we had benign inflation. don't have to cut by the end of the year. ashley: the market has been complacent to

and adam were talking about early why seeing largest bankruptcy in that says actually market heeding this very good news inflation coming down, i think you have to take a more nuanced view of what prices it is for profit margins. maria: great conversation we appreciate it stephanie pomboy a congressman dan use areer adam todd with us rest of the hour stay with us dow industrials up 250 we'll be right back. . shouldn't be minimized or forgotten. (♪) when medicine gets better, all of us can get better. want to save on some of the biggest names in streaming on the network made for streaming? x marks the spot. now you can add the new xfinity streamsaver™ that includes netflix, peacock, and apple tv+. that's xfinity streamsaver™ for just $15 a month. all your favorites. all in one place. only from xfinity. for more watching and less spending... x marks the spot. do it all on the network made for streaming, and bring on the good stuff. maria: welcome back we got a marketed that is soaring this morning, dow industrials up 304 points right now airbnb up one and a quarter percent busy travel seen offering we can heer than expected guidance last month despite strong quarter earnings the quo fou

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stuart: we'd better bring in adam -- he's chomping at the bit here. [laughter] your original a target pricedia, i think, was $120 to-- 1200. you've raised it to what? >> to 15755. i know you're saying, why didn't you round it to 16000 -- 160 to-- 16000? so microsoft trades at a 35 pe, price to earnings multiple. if you put the same 35 multiple on next year's theoretical earnings for nvidia of $45, you get to 1575. and the reason that it's up from 1200 is because i had been putting on the current year earnings of 30. so i just said, okay, now that a we're half away through i the year, what do i think they earn next year? the key here, and this is really important, stuart, these are aggressive numbers, you know? nvidia needs to keep growing. it needs to keep putting up the numbers, it needs to keep leading the a.i. revolution. and if it does that, i will keep raising my target as a will others, and the stock will continue to go up because people will continue to buy it. but they need, they need to put up the numbers. do you see what i mean? if. >> i understand that. i'm looking at the big pic

prices would be even higher. and of course, listen, just think about mayor adams of new york city.break new york city the richest wealthiest city in the world. you have to house of people you have to feed people if to make sure they are safe and have clothes on their back you have to police setting up the police the things that they do. it's extraordinarily in the wake of it certainly outweighs any fact you got someone to go with certain tasks low-paying task that is where you heard a lot of uneducated americans and lower income americans. you are a small business owner, small business owners will go to someone who will do the job for a lot less. mark: alright charles payne and we can back my question to use this for more years of joe biden could you possibly actually push america into a depression? by destroying the value of our currency for this endless spending? and redistribution of wealth and war on capitalism? with absorbine pro, pain won't hold you back from your passions. it's the only solution with two max-strength anesthetics to deliver the strongest numbing pain relief a

broader movement that centers human dignity, mayor adams condemning the hate speech that we saw in the streets of new york. >> goldman sachs predicted oil prices6 per barrel at least for the brent contract, the deficit will be felt in the third quarter, it's been a little bit down after opec plus side it would winding down some output cuts come october, there is a separate report by the iea this is a major supply surplus is on the horizon between now and 2030. a couple of different opinions, right now wti up one and a quarter% right now. there is anti-woke activist targeting the borders of companies like ge aerospace and ups to oppose what they say is an overly aggressive move into di initiatives saying it doesn't make financial status and consents the wall street journal reported that activists want to get politics out of business and they are suing target, other companies, liberal shareholders are going with these initiatives are necessary for the academic success of the business. scott sheppard general counsel for the public policy research and we would refer without partisan influence and get into the game of years of quiescence we sing co

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trump is reelected, he wants to raise prices on every single good americans purchase by putting tariffs on all of them. it would be worse under the trump plan. stuart: adam: he is not a stranger to suggesting tariffs, ev vehicles, no stranger to using that, does that worry you? >> i didn't love the tariffs president biden did but let's put them in perspective. it's on $30 billion of imports, not a lot of viewers bought a chinese electric vehicle let alone a chinese -- or rare earths from china. and everything you buy that is made abroad, the clothing you are wearing get, television you are watching, and it is breathtaking, and proposed this, presidential election campaign, see if president biden connect lena to people. neil: he has a lot to explain, taking credit for a bull market run that continued into the biden presidency, that might be a leap to challenge each other on and how he sticks to this notion that inflation was much higher than it was when he took office. i want to ask you to respond to what the president said about inflation he inherited. >> president biden: with dramatically reduced inflation from 9% to 3%, a situation where we are better

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to be joined now by former senior government special adviser james price, who is now the director of government relations at the adam institute. and before we look at the papers, james, i mean, i was going to put the story on because it's dominated the front pages since wednesday. this really very, very unfortunate news. the greek authorities have confirmed that the body of a man believed to be the body of a man believed to be the missing british doctor, michael moseley , has been found michael moseley, has been found on the island of semie. moseley went missing after going for a coastal walk on the island on wednesday . we've now heard from wednesday. we've now heard from the island's deputy mayor, nikita grills, who has said he has been found in the area of aya marina. i can confirm that it is him that comes on the fifth day of a massive air, land and sea operation to find the tv presenter and health guru who popularised , popularised popularised, popularised intermittent fasting and designed the five two diet. he was 67. he's got four children who all then out there this week to join the search, the mr doctor mos

price, who is in the studio. he's a former treasury special adviser and director of government relations at the adam smith institutems . do the smith institute. james do the sums. do the math for us, please. is there truth to the claim that labour will put on £20,000 on people's tax bills ? £20,000 on people's tax bills? >> so you know the old saying that there are lies, damned lies and statistics. yes. and numbers can be made not just to dance before our eyes on spreadsheets , before our eyes on spreadsheets, but they can be made to do all kinds of magic and alchemy, especially in an election campaigns. i think this is a row on the politics. first, this is a row that the conservatives and the government will be very happy to have, because it's got people focused on, well, just how much will labour put my taxes up by. and it's slightly reminiscent of that £350 million a year going to the eu that we had back in the brexit campaign. >> don't mention that because the remainers will start kind of, you know, getting very overexcited. but yeah, i see what you mean. it's kind of like in a way, if he's just landed and i th

price of being an american we will be right back. >> before we do let's get judge and judge? .> in your face harold >> 's got a cute face though. >> adamhe boardwalk is expensive buying toys for the kids. >> even buying beach balls are-i simple things like t-shirts are expensivexe the truth is people don't want to pay these inflated pricese to go to these concerts and only the good ones get a fan stadium full of fans. so going forward you'd watch it on twav or watch it what is it, what's her name who does concerts in the movie theatre, taylor swift. instead of paying $5000 to $10,00000 0 watching on televis. >> plus i can press pausing go to the bathroo m some huge asurprises next beach bash alis next for the summer campaign trash talk joe biden and donaldr trump training insultsig after e break. [cheers] ♪ ♪ ♪ dad is a legend. and his legendary moves might be passed down to you. dancing is just one of the many inherited traits you can discover with ancestry dna. get it for dad, and together you can see which traits were inherited, the places where they started, and the people he shares them with. best of all, it's on sale for father's

particularly adamant about not working with anyone who has used the term genocide to describe israel's actions. margolis declined to comment, taking together, these stories show the high price that is levied by those who are speaking out no matter what field you are in or how accomplished you are in the field, talking about the devastation in gaza could cost you. this stands in contrast with another story from this week, the new york times revealed that the government has been waging a secret influence campaign targeting u.s. lawmakers since october, the campaign used fake accounts and websites to spread content and mainly targeted lack lawmakers. on one hand we have palestinian voices or those who speak up for palestinians fired, cancer, demoted, marginalized or shut down and on the other we have the israeli government, secretly spending millions to amplify their message to the world and this and balance in power, this skewing of the public discourse comes to mind, when you consider this, the israeli prime minister will be coming to washington to address a joint session of congress on july 24th, invited by a bipartisan group of congressional leaders including senator schum

noted margolis was adamant about not working with anyone who had used the term genocide to describe israel's actions. margolis declined to comment. taking these stories show the high price that is levied on those who dare to speak out on behalf of palestinians in gaza no matter what field you are in or how accomplished you are in n that field talking about the devastation in gaza could cost you. this stands in contrast with another story. the new york times both revealed the government has been waging a secret influence campaign targeting u.s. lawmakers since october. the multimillion dollar campaign used fake accounts and websites to spread pro-israel anti-arab and anti-muslim content. it b mainly targeted young progressives in the united states and canada. on one hand, we have palestinian voices for those who speak up for palestinians fired, canceled, demoted or even shut down and on the other we have the israeli government secretly spending millions to amplify their message to the world. this imbalance and power, this skewing of public discourse comes to mind when you consider this, benjamin netanyahu will be coming to washington to address a joint session of congres

adam johnson to some degree is inflation forecaster and he joins us now, i think that shows the inflation with yesterday and today inflation is cooling. therefore different measures of ppi producer prices got this morning all four were lower and it comes one day after yesterday's all four measures of consumer price cpi, in other words eight reads on inflation in 24 hours and they were all lower, to be clear inflation is still rising which just rising out of slower rate is not that we will suddenly see prices decline but this is the right direction. stuart: is good for the market. >> is absolutely good for the market, curious the dow futures are down today but the nasdaq is the one you want to watch not is far more sensitive to interest-rate and those are the names that i own so i'm happy as a money manager. stuart: interest rates are down, that's a big deal take a look at the headline from bret stephens case columnist in the new york times, i'm going to read for you, the most courageous thing that joe biden can do, he says it all leaves the president one option that can be a win for america and ultimately his place in history he can still choose not to run to seed the field to a democr

pricing. with usps ground advantage®. ♪ they heatwave gripping parts of the u.s. millions of americans that are heat alert they feel sweltering near high temperatures through tomorrow fox news meteorologist adamhe national forecast for us. >> it is tough to get away from this heat. look at the numbers across the country a lot of big numbers on this board. we are really highlighting an area where the heat is at its most extreme and could be dangerous that is across portions of the admitted lances stretching back into the midwest including mordant northern ohio is seen a lot of those heat look at temperatures outside heat plus humidity what it feels like when you step outside 104 in d.c. 102 in philadelphia little cooler in new york now. we've seen passing under stores and move on through anything cools down a little bit is some good news right now. there is a cold front that's going to move there it's not a very cold front but if you're going to fall from 104 degrees in d.c. tomorrow and then by monday it's going to feel like 91 and then into 92 it is better it's a little bit more comfortable we will take any relief we can get us a cold front sweeps on through. not only storing the national fo

adam a, todd, great to be with you both. see you again tomorrow, "varney & company" picks it up. stuart: good morning being, maria, good morning, everyone. this is flakes day, also fed day, how much are prices going up, and what's the fed going to do about it? first, here we go, in may if consumer prices came in unchanged. no price gains in that month. ed in the last are year, prices have gone up 3.3%, and that is down slightly from the if rate reported for april. this report shows inflation easing just a little. now, this afternoon federal reserve is widely expected to leave interest rates where they are now, unchanged, but the fed watchers will be sifting through every word jay powell utters. he could move the markets later in the day. right now the markets are reacting bigtime to the inflation numbers. investors love it. the dow industrials at this point up 3 a 50 points -- 35 topoints, s&p up nearly 50 and the nasdaq up 175. if interest rates going down. look at this, the 10-year treasury yields 4.30%, down 10 basis points. that's a very big move down. 2-year yields 4.71%, that's down12 basis points. again, a big move down. bitcoin around $699,000 -- 69,000 a coin, 699,4 right now. oil,