and get to blake berman.>> we keep looking at this picture, charles and we said earlier that john boehner was expect today speak at 10:00, according to the reporting now, mike emanuel, boehner aides say he is not expected to speak. as one might imagine, things are very fluid right now. as i mentioned that aide who told me essentially that everything is scrambled at the moment. you're looking at this picture, at the stakeout camera as it's called, the members of congress, republican members, walk by and get asked question. congressman paul ryan was asked and i know his name has opinion brought up as a possible successor here, he said, i'm quoting here, i don't want to be the speaker. he at least appears to be taking his name out of the hat although he said it was a job for empty nesters and he has kids at home. clearly that didn't keep him away from a much bigger role, potential role a couple years ago. paul ryan is eliminating the ssibility right off the bat, he doesn't want to be speaker. what we'll watch fo

blake berman, thank you. in conservative review chief political correspondent and senior politics editor. thank you for joining us this morning. starting with you first walker drops out of the race, what does it mean big picture? >> interesting politics. with walker dropping out of the wants to do it early on, he has the grassroots recognition, he did a good job in wisconsin, he was not able to separate himself from the pack and when you think about past elections governors generally were the ones who did well when they entered the races that this is a different story, not politics as usual. governors were considered outsiders, they are no longer considered outsiders and this is what we are witnessing with this particular race. the governors are on the opposite end of the spectrum, the outsiders are ahead of the pack. sandra: how does dr. robin out of the race change things in your view? >> scott walker was a favorite in iowa for some time until fairly recently and it was still thought that he could climb bac

maria: thank you, blake berman in d.c.ummer recess over, we will see what happens with thought on the iran deal landed implications. >> i am not plugged into it. maria: you don't care in terms of impact on the oil markets for example. oil is down today, more iranian oil on the market. what does that tell you? dagen: expected to come next year, particularly in other parts of the world, japan and across europe looking at iran as a new market. they sent foreign ministers to that country but what does that do to the global picture. iran's koppers will be filled with billions and billions of dollars. at the same time it is going to be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon and this puts it off down the road. no such thing as snap back. maria: they are trading investable implications. what do you see in terms of investing around joel oil ? >> this deal gets done dealing with the oil markets supersedes policy. i think the deal gets done. i think it gets under and within a couple years due to bad behavior and swinging public opinion

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let's start with our own blake berman from d.c., what many are calling a right-wing victory. yes, blake? >> well, trish, john boehner says he left on his own terms. others would argue he saw the writing on the wall ahead of a looming budget battle, calling it a right-wing victory. either way, boehner looked relieved, he looked relaxed, if you watched that news conference, he looked thrilled a little while ago when he spoke to the media. he sung, my, oh, my, what a wonderful day when he stepped up to the microphone. he spoke with his wife and chief of staff and just decided he was done. >> this morning, i woke up and walked up to starbucks as usual, got my coffee and came back and read, walked up to pete's diner and saw everybody at pete's and got home and thought, yep, i think today is the day. >> and that was it, he says. boehner spoke with president george w. bush and president obama today who praised the leader and took a swipe at the wing of the party that swiped at its on leaders. >> and you can have significant issues, that doesn't mean you shut down the government, that

run, at 22%, that lead widens for clinton should, biden decide to opt-out, sandra. >> all right, blake bermanank you donald trump addressing feud with republican candidate carly fiorina over the weekend the donald taking another shot at former hewlett-packard ceo. >> the compaq computerize one of the best in history destroyed have country before that she has been terrible, and you know she's got a good pitter-patter but if you listen to her more than five minutes straight you get a headache. sandra: fox news contributor katherine, and accountability project i start with you first, i mean, i don't know even know where to begin sounds like you are laughing about the donald trump comment there pitter-patter. >> yeah. >> have yeah, you know, i think the other day i think that donald trump reached his moment paris hilton was all over press nobody could talk about anything but paris hilton all the same then stopped nothing else to talk about donald trump has reached his peak base trying to permissivot to business to other issues, trying to take down carly fiorina but there is really nothing else to

blake berman is in washington with the latest. >> good morning. that is right. name is brian, he was involved in helping set up the 2009 private server hillary clinton used throughout her tenure as secretary of state. his attorney told the house ben got the committee yesterday his client would plead the fifth to any and all questions should he be forced to appear before them. that committee will hold two other hearings over the next two days involving two of clinton's top aides during her time as the nation's top diplomat. cheryl mills will testify today. former deputy chief of staff jake sullivan tomorrow. they will be behind closed doors with questions like coming from the committee's attorney. the clinton confidantes will face tough questions about security been it up to the september 11th, 2012, benghazi attacks that killed four americans including ambassador chris stevens along with questions about clinton's private e-mail server. so far for example, his name appears 2200 times in the e-mails released by the state department. clinton is set to testify befor

maria: thank you, blake berman with more on what these e-mails mean for hillary's campaign.ring in former political pollster mike for a lander, joining the conversation state republican committee chairman jennifer warren and we are with senator scott brown. i want to ask senator scott brown, you have mentioned in these e-mails and e-mail hillary was talking about about did kennedy at sea. competing against martha. tell us what was in this e-mails. >> sid blumenthal pointed out they were about to lose the seat and there was frustration. headline was def con 2. appropriately named. it shows me a lack -- incompetence when you have her own team saying we didn't know she had a private server. the fact there are two sets of rules for the clintons, one for that and one for everybody else. she is secretary of state, she knew or should have known that everything that goes to her is classified. it is basic classified training 101. you get it as a senator, congressman, staffer, secretary. >> a badge of honor he made it into hillary's team, congratulations. >> weird to read and e-mail a

. >> blake thank you blake berman switching to markets stocks pointing to lower opening this morning jpmorgan chase international chairman fresh off travels around the world good to see you jaib orange county. >> good morning. >> talking about the lowering of growth expectations from imf. . what do you make of that are things getting worse from a global economic standpoint? >> we need to you the in perspective number one imf changed its forecast very frequently, during the past several years, only to change it back about occasionally we put in perspective, number two when we talk about global economy, this is not a uniform picture the united states, is doing well. and united states is of the world, world will not recover without united states will recover united states a good chance world of recover there are soft points, europe is a soft point china may be a soft point, commodity producers soft points, but the reality is that when you look at in perspective especially, if you look into the passing of where were we few years ago, where are we now, i my picture my assessment is much m

blake berman has the story. >> this hitless on the latest issue of al qaeda's inspire magazine, it isd the assassination operation. and high-profile members of the u.s. business community are mentioned. among them warren buffett, bill gates, when goldberg, the koch brothers and larry ellison. the assassination of these men, the instability of the american economy. and bob schiller also on that list. as for bill gates, the wealthiest person in the u.s. this is not the first time he has been on an outcry that it list. have we seen low will follow the advice of this magazine? >> i heard you talking about this last hour and they're always the target. anyone who has anything to do with the u.s. the american economy, the fact this is happening on the eve of 9/11 makes us wonder, who are the targets? as we watch the u.s. open happen and all the ceos how big a target is that this is always to be taken seriously more than a was a year ago. >> naming names, you have to believe these business guys and gals are looking at this and saying they up their own personal security job. >> they have serio

blake berman in washington d.c. with the latest. >> escalating tension between donald trump bay and jeb bush hit a boiling point yesterday after becoming the brunt of many trump 1-liners and the numbers little novels bush released his first attack video against trump which repeated bush's claims on the campaign trail that trump is not a true conservative. >> hillary clinton is a terrific woman. i was in new york, she was in new york, i have known her and her husband for years and i like them both a lot. >> if you think there's no chance trump would sit by idly you are right. a few hours later in the day he turned those american and references right back on bush in this instagram video. >> we recognize the commitment of someone who has devoted her life to public service. i want to say thank you to secretary clinton and president clinton. >> what does that make hillary clinton to the bush family? >> my sister in law. >> appearing on good morning america donald trump think jeb bush really had no choice to release that

blake berman is live with the latest from capitol hill, blake? >> hi there, sandra. good morning. spoke at 6:00 earlier this morning you probably remember the crowds here were about 125 yards away or so and now they're stacked feet away from us as the crowds continue to pour in. they're expecting upwards of 50,000 people here today. the pope is expected to arrive any minute now. he gets here to congress shortly after 9:00 and then at 10:00 is that joint meeting, the first ever of its kind. and then at 11:00 he'll come out to the balcony here, wave and greet many many of these people here who have been waiting for hours, some of them showing up as early as 2:00, 3:00 in the morning, sleeping here overnight as well. what i'm struck with, sandra. how many people have brought their young children. they view this not only as a once in a lifetime opportunity for themselves, but also their family, sandra. sandra:s he's only the fourth to visit the united states and the first to visit washington, a hurricane day, blake. thank you. we're looking at a live shot right now of the pope greetin

we have our blake berman on the way to the scene to find out what's going on.een a move afoot and i think it's the earnest press conference about the syrian refugees. as you know, potentially when all is said and done, 5 million of them flooding the european shores here and a lot of the western world is told you've got to take some in, denmark says, no. germany says half a million to 800,000 and word in washington that the united states is open to taking in 10,000 refugees, but the concern that amber smith has is who do you know who you're getting? and where they're coming from? amber, your big concern is past those who need security and protection, some bad guys might be in there. how do we separate that out? >> absolutely, what's going on in syria and displacements of their people in the areas is horrific. what we have to do is making decisions and national security perspective. we can't attempt to help and assist with one problem, but creating another. and what's happening with these-- allowing the 10,000 refugees to come into the united states, we have to r

blake berman. look at last night's debate.r to wisconsin governor scott walker's campaign. thanks for joining us. the gloves came off, donald trump no longer in the into criticism from fellow candidates, how did your guide do? >> she did very well, scott walker came out with a plan to be more aggressive. he showed real substance in terms of the opportunity he had to talk about the record in wisconsin. that was one of those talks between him and donald trump. what you saw is he was strong, steady, very aggressive. when he presented his case of why he has done what he has done in wisconsin and what that means for the future of the country. maria: no disaster. sandra: no disasters. one wind the new york post highlighted from scott walker last night was we don't need an apprentice in the white house, we have one right now, talking to donald trump. maria: came out swinging a little bit. marco rubio shined on foreign policy, carly fiorina shined on the economy and foreign policy. leadership in general. it was a big night for a lot o

quinnipiac poll finds the republican candidate to be the most loved and unloved in the iowa caucus blake bermans. >> am i the trend that we are seeing nationwide,continues in iowa. the latest quinnipiac university poll shows antiwashington groundswell, donald trump remains the top of the field in first of caucus state with 27% support, another political first-timer dr. ben carson second with 21%, senator he had to cruz rounds out top three, here is what is at the core of this all i want you to take a look at this statistic here it is. when republican iowa voters were asked when type of experience do you think would better help candidate serve effectively as president someone had d.c. spencer or an outsider, 79% voters there said an outsider to 15% favoring the traditional politician in that. also, of note iowa flag for scott walker continues he had trump librarying numbers there earlier this summer in iowa but now just polls at 3%. maria. maria: all right, blake that says it all frankly sticking with 20 -- aide to former secretary of state hillary clinton pleads fit in front of a congressional

blake berman with the latest in washington. >> the front west lawn with the capitol building as the backdrop the setting for today's iran deal protest gathering, donald trump will fly into town and headline the event with senator ted cruz. from gave a preview last night on the o'reilly factor. >> that deal is a disgrace. never have been allowed and how obama got away with it is beyond anybody's comprehension. >> hillary clinton will be in d.c. talking iran, defending the deal at a think tank later this morning. as the high-profile pitch continues congress takes up the debate with president obama having walked in enough votes to block a resolution disapproving that agreement. kerrimac we will catch back on the democratic side, clinton getting emotional showing her personal side when talking about her mother last night. >> i miss her a lot, i wish she were here with me and i remember that and don't want it to just before me. i have a fine like not being president. iranian leader who cares about them again. that is what i will try to do. maria: former white house chief of staff under president

donald trump writing a fleeter to the head of cnn, blake berman is in d.c. >> got the letter right here dated from yesterday but donald trump tweeted it out a little while ago jeff disuker is big boss over there at cnn president of cnn worldwide this is one and a half page letter in which donald trump is saying, with because the ratings for next week's debate second debate are expected to be huge like they were for the fox debate 24 million trump is saying that the profits should be donated to charity. charities that benefit veterans he's heard that advertising rates have gone from 5,000 all way up to 200,000 and he want it is that extra chunk of change donate here's what he said to jeff in that letter. quote, while i refuse to brag, and as you know very well, this tremendous increase in viewer interest and advertising is due 100% to donald j. trump. that just part of a letter there charles no word yet from cnn, but as we point out ratings were huge on fox expected to be huge next week and he wants that going to charity. >> we'll see what happens if that doe

blake berman in dc with the details on that. illary clinton's first appearance on a sunday morning talk show in four years. the interview comes after a reboot of clinton's campaign, which is set to include more spontaneity, on the interview on cbs clinton was asked to describe herself in three words. this was her response. take a listen. >> look, i am a real person with all the pluses and minuses that go along with being that. and i've been in the public eye for so long that i think, you know, it's, like, the feature that you see in some magazines sometimes. real people actually go shopping. you know? >> well, the democratic front runner received some improved polling data, her numbers bouncing back up wards, 42% while joe biden continues to pick up support at 22%. ashley. >> real person. all right, blake, thank you very much. hour three of varney three minutes away .. we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. hand apparently, they also lovee stickers.ing. what's up with these th

blake berman has the details. >> this was of vivacious talk, the republican front runner, the more well-knownp tower. and the top end would be 25%. 75 million households would have nothing in income tax, trump wants an end the death taxes, for hedge fund managers. the plan would be revenue neutral and paid for by reducing or eliminating most reductions and that would even heard him. >> it reduces or eliminates most of the deductions and loopholes available for special interests and the very rich, it will cost me a fortune. >> corporations across the board, trump called for a corporate income rage and a one time, 10% repatriation of the chileans of dollars for those who pay nothing in income tax, they send back the one page form with words i win. right there. dagen: want to bring an executive director of the democratic party, good to have you on the program. what do you make of this? >> i don't think we have seen many surprises in the sense this those with the republican lineup reducing taxes but here is the draw here, the fact that 50% from 36% to 50% of americans would not pay taxes. it make

stuart: blake berman, you're in that crowd, i hope you can hear me. tell me this.hat was the crowd that you are now in able to hear what the holy father said insid inside the congressional chamber? >> yeah. stuart, they were able to hear it loud and clear, they've got several monitors here and the audio was playing as well. the crowd was incredibly silent throughout, listening to every single word, every paragraph that the pope had to say and at times there were applause. certain parts of his message that they agreed with or liked and a lot of times those applause mirrored that of congress as well. keep in mind here, stuart, all these people right now have their eye trained on this speakers lobby, the door's open, a lot of these people have been waiting since 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 in the morning outside, it is a beautiful day, and i can't under score how nice o of a day it is, so they caught a break here. but nonetheless they have been on their feet waiting for hours and hours here's to get this one moment of the pope as he emerges, we've been told he'll greet the

first to 2016 race for the white house before all that battle heats up between gop candidates blake bermangain both donald trump mark o rubio did not back down when asked about their feud that is recently blossomed over past two weeks rubio questions trump's grasp on foreign policy trump called rubio a kid, and most recently, a clown. trump appeared on o'reilly factor last night rubio, an hour later on hannity here it was. >> he is weak on i am going to say, unbelievablely weak on immigration i am strong on illegals immigration other things i said loudly. >> a bad week booed very few people show up to inventory tom brady said he is not endorsing donald trump despite reports, tom brady on his side now. >> there you go, trump told o'reilly he could understand where clown reference was not fine hit rubio for part of the gang of 8 on immigration trump back at it, once again, this morning, he tweeted this how the a while ago, take a look at this he said quote, i watched lightweight senator marco rubio, who is all talk and no action, defend his weak position on illegal immigration, pathetic he e

blake berman joins us now. have any republicans threaten to shut down over the issue?ee dozen have talked this course of action. congressman nick mulvaney escalate and signatures from lawmakers who would not vote for a budget agreement at the end of the month and that includes continued funding of planned parenthood. that is significant because it does hold firm, john boehner would need the help of democrats to get a spending bill passed. boehner is in a tight spot if he would have to balance a deal with the conservative base of his caucus, some who want to stand for is that his leadership role to begin with. separately, the house will hold on to plan measurement this week. is unlikely to receive support in the senate yet alone the white house. press secretary last week said democrats want to see the 2011th sequester levels removed as part of the budget requests. stuart: certainly is. thanks so much. >> another government shutdown site. two hours of "varney & company" now on the books. we've got more for you just two minutes away. >> this is to make sure everybody unde

blake berman they put out a hit list, give me the names. >> ten names from the hit list from aspire magazinessination operation sector, eight are billionaires, here are the targets, i guess you could describe it, warren buffett, bill gates, michael bloomberg and larry ellison, four they named along with the koch brothers, sam walton, sheldon adelson and as well as two others, economists, economic personalities they were described in the magazine ben bernanke and bob schiller on the listment. -- list. it always for assassination to bring on inability. stuart: and it's not sam walton, the founder of the whole-- it was jim walton, i think was on list, is that right. >> jim walton. >> yeah, there was a little bit of confusion there. yeah. stuart: okay. blake, thank you very much indeed. we've got it. and then we have chipotle, making a big deal how healthy their food is, they say they don't use genetically mo modifid gmo's, not everybody agrees their food is healthy. a series of new ads, look at that, they're called chubby chipotle ads and show pictures of obese men and women and dispute chipotl

blake berman is at the ronald reagan presidential library where the debate will take place. t for us, blake? >> hi there, stuart and say good morning to you here from california. look, before the debates take place, there is often a debate how much sway these debates may have. what we've seen since that fox news debate in early august, it appears they could have a quite a lot of sway for voters. i want to show you, who has risen and fallen and the biggest search in the last five weeks has come from dr. ben carson, his support has tripled and running second nationally, second in the early voting states as well. everybody is still looking up to donald trump, front and center on that stage later tonight. he has even built on his support over the last five weeks. last night he arrived here in the los angeles area and held a rally before this debate and gave a bit of a preview what he might say, stuart. not if, but when he will be attack at some point. listen here. >> it's an instinct, something that's special, they don't have it, believe me, they don't have it. it's just going to

gathering with one notable, very notable exception, fox business blame berman is here with the very latest. who is the no show, blake >> well, there are ten presidential candidates over the hours, they're said to address voters in the crucial state, and that includes a lot of the top contenters for the moment but not donald trump. backed out earlier today. his campaign sighting a delay with a business transaction that was supposed to close. the timing here is certainly interesting. as trump was in the headlines once again today as he failed to correct a questioner out of town haul last night who called president obama a muslim and said he's not america. trump, though, doubled down this morning in part he said quote the media wants to make this issue about obama. the bigger issue is that obama is waging a war against christians in this country. the white house press secretary slammed trump when asked about it earlier this afternoon take a listen >> is anybody really surprised that this happened at a donald trump rally? i don't think anybody who has been paying attention to republican politics is at all surprised. the