charles: right. sandra: we're going to get an early closure here charles.hey are making an announcement as we speak. guys, what do we hear? 11 o'clock we are getting an early close. this is breaking right now. 11:00 central time early close for? interest rate futures, s&p 500 futures, all the cme futures are going to close at 11:00 a.m. central. charles: thank you very much sandra. we have to get back, the latest track of the storm from the fox news weather center. maria, we have to ask, we're really worried when an we expect sandy to make landfall? that's the big question. >> well, the big question is when is it going to make landfall? center of it to move ovee central parts in southern new jersey as we head into 8:00 p.m. tonight so these evening -- this evening so the conditions will linger throughout the overnight hours. sandy is such a large storm system that doesn't really matter. we're still going to be feeling the impacts for many many hours. some people will be dealing with tropical storm-like conditions for at least 48 hours. and even as the cente

charles: i don't know what comes next. by embracing. >> next week neil cavuto is live with the vice presidential debate 8:00 p.m. eastern. dear lohan a behind bars for protesting the keystone pipeline but now out of jail and here to explain. a high school girl bullied for wearing the mitt romney t-shirt. her teacher led the way. what happened to free speech? charles: a philadelphia lead at -- s16 year-old says she publicly humiliated your then called the school democratic. the district says they transferred to another class. the union will not comment for good is another example from the classroom to the mainstream media. this has to be one of the most egregious. >> certainly. she asked the student to leave the classroom and take off her shirt because mitt romney and paul ryan is like wrought -- wearing the kkk shirt. she should not where the republican shirt in the democratic school. she should be fired. charles: then she went into the hall and encourage them to be up superbly and mentally? >> she gathered other teachers

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charles?arles: if you look at that, you have to reflect back to the previous three, four, five years of play with usc and arizona. i think usc won the vast majority. i think there's one win in that group from arizona, but everything has been close and tight. arizona keeps getting better, and now they're going to press usc in the fourth quarter at home. >> gus: 38-yard line. gonzalez for a first down, flag on the play. seth doege is the first quarterback to hit for more than 300 yards against kansas state in the last 12 games. doege 39, 46. >> personal foul, number 3 in the offense. we'll have a 15-yard penalty. foirs do first down, texas tech. >> gus: gonzalez giving and taking. >> charles: did you hear the guy on the sideline? good job, good job, trying to keep the guys from doing a little extra that's not necessary. very solid today. kenny williams again. i think that's what the best crews do, gus, they let you know along wathe way what they're gog to let you do, not do. try to talk you out

charles?es: how does it feel to be back down on the floor? nicole: i am excited to be here. i have been waiting to get back to work here. a lot of traders don't have internet or cell service or data so they can't trade as well as they would like to, some of the brokers, but the fact of the matter is that the dmms, designated market makers, specialists, have opened everything smoothly. haven't heard any problems of actual trading of stocks today. so far smooth opening. charles: we are happy to have you down there. big story of the week, hurricane sandy, jeff flock continues to keep an eye on the damage at point pleasant beach in new jersey. you 'done a remarkable job -- you have done a remarkable job on a remarkable story. what's going on now? jeff: look at this, this is the board walk. i can actually pick it up. pieces of it have buckled up. i'm surrounded by debris from the storm. they tried to sandbag it. you see what happened to the sandbags. take a look, this is where they are, strewn ever

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charles: do not adjust your tv sets. i am charles payne. stuart is fine. he had to leave on an assignment. the highest level since 2007. you can see it right there on the screen. dow jones is up 83 points. we have to get back to the jobs report. first thing is how surprised were you with these numbers? >> i was not surprised at all. the big picture, you had 114,000. that is a better number. if it is not a good number, it is a better number. the unemployment number is still way too high. we have to create 200,000 jobs a month to start making a change. charles: one of the concerns i have is this thing is being pushed out in the media is a great bit of news. that this is fantastic. how dangerous is it as americans we become satisfied with 104,000 private jobs and we start to celebrate this type of mediocrity? >> it would be really sad if we used this as a great point to say things have turned. they have not turned peered what will it do for the economy or stock market? let's see what the economy does to react to how the stock market will do. charles: someone

. >> charles: just look at how the front is handled. i'm talking about all the way through for west virginia. 88 in the back field is clay. goes right through and gives buie all the space he needs and more to put west virginia firmly in control of this contest. and we have seen career performances from a number of players tonight. andrew buie headlines it, i think, for west virginia. >> gus: andrew buie. 31 carries, 207 yards rushing, two touchdowns, now averaging 6.7 yards per carry. nobody happier than that man. geno smith. >> charles: how about the way they closed it out, going down field. running the football. they got a couple big throws from smith. especially the second and 11 throw, otherwise, buie the offensive line full back took control in the last tree minutes of the game. >> gus: west virginia out scoring texas 14-0 here in the fourth quarter. after the missed feel goal. by texas. west virginia going on an eight-play 76 yard drive, eating up 4:07 and this one shifts forward. fielded at the 26 by roberson. roberson, with runn

charles: absolutely.f you gentlemen are the sweetest grandpas. stuart: yes. charles: i was tough on my daughter. i was tougher on her than i am on my son. she was my first kid. i'm happy for her, thrilled for her. i want to be the nice guy with the grand kids >> the grandparents relationships having two little kids myself who look forward to and enjoy their grandparents. it is really a special thing. if you have that kind of bond. it really means a lot to the parents too because to your point, it is a little tougher to be the kid. stuart: unfortunately, time is up. i'm just breaking up here. >>

. >> charles: how about the way they closed it out, going down field. running the football. they got a couple big throws from smith. especially the second and 11 throw, otherwise, buie the offensive line full back took control in the last tree minutes of the game. >> gus: west virginia out scoring texas 14-0 here in the fourth ter. after the missed feel goal. by texas. west virginia going on an eight-play 76 yard drive, eating up 4:07 and this one shifts forward. fielded at the 26 by roberson. roberson, with running room and he will get inside mountaineer territory, with 1:12 to go, texas with two time-outs. >> charles: that was after the last touchdown geno smith ended up in front of the west virginia crowd section and celebrating with them, now skipping back to the bench. in case you had questions about west virginia and the big 12 before, i think they are being answered in a big way this evening. >> gus: ash, near side, mike davis steps out of bounds. >> charles: west virginia will take that, anything in front. that's all they care about now, when you look at the secondar

charles: sorry. stuart: so you went out to california with the heart transplant operation performed in california. charles: it was at cedars, the best, absolutely best in the world. >> your wife took the heart after young woman. charles: 20-year-old girl. stuart: who you knew yoo i knew the family i knew the mother, i knew the father. stuart: i'm almost out of time and i want to continue this. tell me how is your wife now. charles: she'ssdoing amazing. stuart: really. charles: does she feel like a new woman. stuart: restored. charles: went to the first two-- it's like a bull in a chute so powerful and she has not felt this way. she was in so much pain and down and depressed so long and it's literally a rebirth, stuart, it's new life and you know, it's painful because it's a young girl, 20 years old. i spent time with her family and father and mother on wednesday and-- >> i want to tell you charles from everybody on "varney & company" and i into from our viewers, we want to wish you the very best, and

. >> charles: just look at how the front is handled. i'm talking about all the way through for west virginia. 88 in the back field is clay. goes right through and gives buie all the space he needs and more to put west virginia firmly in control of this contest. and we have seen career performances from a number of players tonight. andrew buie headlines it, i think, for west virginia. >> gus: andrew buie. 31 carries, 207 yards rushing, two touchdowns, now averaging 6.7 yards per carry. nobody happier than that man. geno smith. >> charles: how about the way they closed it out, going down field. running the football. they got a couple big throws from smith. especially the second and 11 throw, otherwise, buie the offensive line full back took control in the last tree minutes of the game. >> gus: west virginia out scoring texas 14-0 here in the fourth quarter. after the missed feel goal. by texas. west virginia going on an eight-play 76 yard drive, eating up 4:07 and this one shifts forward. fielded at the 26 by roberson. roberson, with runn

so, when you look at those numbers, is it any surprise the world has our number, to ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell and adam lashinsky, dr. payne, great to have you back. >> good to be here. >> the u.s. government is flat broke, but the public isn't broke, that's the shame our average share of the debt that the government wildly throws away and spends like crazy and can't put on your, on any kind of control ofbut this is where we are, this is the inflection point, where we are, at the moment of truth where we keep running this up we're asking amecans you want the total to be more than that. essentially we've become a total welfare country, a total welfare state unless somehow the american public puts their foot down, government won't do it. >> what i don't like about it, it does put it in a darkly human maybe selfish conscious, this is our shar to folks abroad. >> just to folks abroad. but two-thirds of our debt is held by. >> we owe ourselves. you figure you owe it yourself -- well, i'm not going to say it. this i have to pay. >> and what you have to pay back. good point, but

charles, air absolutely right. we need leadership on this issue, we haven't gotten leadership, the politicians are waiting for the crisis to get worse, and they're waiting-- >> air glossing over the fact that simpson bowles was bipartisan and the president looked the other way, and not even as a starting point. listen, you could criticize paul ryan for not agreeing with simpson bowles. >> same on him for that, i agree with you. >> it was a starting point. at least paul ryan put his own plan up. president obama, he's not led like this much on the issue. >> gerry, confidence post election, somehow these guys will get their act together? >> i'm not convinced. if you look, you look at their track record. if you look at their track record, what you see is an unwillingness. >> we have a president who is not-- did you see the debate one of the most absurd things about the debate he really had no clue about some of the basics of this economy. >> that's right. >> that's not someone that is going to deal with it. >> unfamili

some of the original reports were wrong. >> "deception," the word charles used. >> charles has conspiracy. pretty lousy one, if you are contradicted within hours. the think tank commandos and gucci guerrillas populated city. it reminds me of the genius of norman schwarzkopf, another army general who did lead the troops into a successful venture and try and in the persian gulf war -- triumphed in the persian gulf war. he was getting all this praise from fawning flatteries. he said, no, it does not take courage to order men into battle. it takes courage to go into battle. what we're talking about -- >> no, we are -- the israelis are not asking the u.s. to go to war. they are simply saying that if you are not interested in doing this, and we understand that, let us fight our own war because of our lives are at stake. >> i heard a different speech than you did. >> no, netanyahu said explicitly that great powers don't have a moral right if they will draw a red line of giving israel the red light. -- if they won't draw a red line of giving israel the red light. are you denying that the administ

you can see charles clifford is also there. charles, what is going on?e blue angels have been arriving. we have heard that there could have been issues from refueling. there are currently, four of these they are taxiing down the runway at s f o. and if you are familiar? there will be parked in that section this evening you can see the police officers in the distance. the guiding the hornets into their area for the evening and will be back into the air on thursday. they will be practicing their performance and of course there will be friday, sa. as part of fleet week. but right now, they are taxiing upon our arrival. >> what is the security right now? >> at the moment on the run with there is a lot of emergency vehicles. some of them are parked with flashing lights try to keep people at bay. and even a security you can see people are trying to possibly kept off in the distance. >>pam: will they come out this morning or tomorrow morning--for the rehearsal of fleet week. >> to the best of my knowledge the rehearsals start on thursday. and they will start so

this is a big story for charles payne.little guy has totally missed out on the stock market rally because they don't trust wall street. charles: 1,000%. talk about pouring salt on the. . march and february americans sold $50 billion of equity to the american market. $50 billion worth that gigantic losses. imagine if they put in $50 billion. if you by nike and go to mcdonald's and gas up at exxon mobile why doo't you own these stocks? stuart: people don't trust wall street and think they're a bunch of crooks and lost their shirts on wall street and don't want to risk the. [talking over each other] charles: nike isn't wall street. it is the world. liz: low savings rates are bad for the u.s. savor and essentially basically need a strong u.s. economy to help those. the fed instead of yanking the punchball -- that is hurting savers. gerri: chris stroud. 1% savings. >> the reason sabers that getting -- he wants them to buy real estate and see inflation because that is his job. stuart: we have been giving ford sales figures and g

in the first one is for you, charles. [indiscernible] can may shape the role [indiscernible] >> fish town is a working-class area of philadelphia. i use that as a generic label. nonprofits, can they play a role? i have got to interject something. i have had so many debates with people who haven't the least idea what i have said, who have never read anything i have done, they have only read the reviews. i cannot tell you how it warms my heart that you actually read my stuff. i do not care if you agree, you read it and you know what i said. [laughter] >> i even have you on my kindle. >> nonprofits can play an important part. but kennedy as a historical has worked in the united states has been -- but community as a historical -- as it has historically worked not the state has been informal. a lot of the social capital. binds' communities together does not have any organizational basis. it was a hard working, hard fighting community. there was no crime and fish town. they did not bother calling the police, they took care of i

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charles gave the best description i have ever heard of bill clinton.s exactly what bill clinton did. you couldn't trust him, you couldn't trust a single thing he said. after 1994, he swayed to the right. he lied out of office, he lied in office. mitt romney compared to bill clinton is like saint mitt. >> it's very interesting that mitt romney's not running against bill clinton this time around. >> what are you describing? what are you describing -- i understand we're having an election in two weeks. you choose to believe that he is not returning to his moderate roots but let's talk about your candidate. >> who is my candidate? >> raising taxes -- i assume your candidate, from your column is barack obama. i'm assuming. maybe that's wrong. >> are you not an obama supporter? >> i am saying -- >> are you an obama supporter? >> you want to go ahead or you want to let me finish? >> yeah. sure. >> okay. what i'm saying is that i don't trust anything that comes out of mitt romney's mouth. and i am saying that i am not the only one. many of the people who now c

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joining me, charles krauthammer. you know, i remember, during the debate, walter mondale said, i'm admitting i am going to raise your taxes. that didn't work out that well, if i remember correctly, charles krauthammer? >> well, that is very true. i do believe your prompter theory. but i want to say, just to be safe, you never know when al gore can be right. i went to sea level to do this program, just to be sure i could talk straight. >> sean: okay. fair enough, charles. if you say. let's start with -- i thought you had a very keen analysis about the debate. i want you to give us -- look through the prism, we have three more debates, one vice-presidential, two presidential debates. the day after the debate, we see a very animated and almost angry barack obama, pretty much calling mitt romney, a liar. what do we expect as we move forward? desperation? do they overreak to the bad performance? >> well, i don't think they are overreaking. but they are -- they are desperate. what else can they possibly say? look, here was

in washington, sendcated columnist charles krauthammer. start with charles.ave heard what secretary clinton said and robert gibbs and the obama campaign said. what about this day, charles? >> the explanation is implausible. if the changing stories were result of accumulating information which brought clarity, then you would have had a straight line of more and more truth in the statement, sort of a cleaning up of the mistakes. but in fact, as you showed in the time line that you did last week and the week before, they went here and there and back and forth. completely uncoordinated. as late as two or three weeks later they were giving incorrect information. having secretary of state fall on the sword for the president works for one of two scandals. it works perhaps for the scandal revolving around lack of security and very exposed embassy and dangerous area where al-qaeda was on the rise. it's plausible that the white house wasn't aware. although i'm not sure it's probable. but the coverup and the mob, that does not insulate the president. he was part of the

. >> coming up, a man who requires no imitation, charles krauthammer.will be here live with his take on the evening, right after this break, don't go away. you see us, at the start of the day. on the company phone list that's a few names longer. you see us bank on busier highways. on once empty fields. everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. lending more so companies and communities can expand, grow stronger and get back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. >> welcome back to center college in danville, kentucky let's go to charles krauthammer in washington. charles? your thoughts. >> i think the debate happened at several levels. if you read the transcripts i think it's dead even. if you heard it on radio, biden won. if you watch on television, he lost. in the transcript if you look at the raw argument i think it was even, each side had points to make and made them. i think not one side was stronger than another. if you heard it on the radio, what you h

. >> coming up, a man who requires no imitation, charles krauthammer.will be here live with his take on the evening, right after this break, don't go away. everyone has goals. take the steps to reach yours, with us with real advice, for real goals. the us bank wealth management advisor can help you. every step of the way. from big steps, to little steps. since 1863 we've helped guide our clients, so they can take the steps to help grow, preserve, and pass along their wealth. so their footsteps can help the next generation find their own path. all of us serving you. us bank >> welcome back to center college in danville, kentucky let's go to charles krauthammer in washington. charles? your thoughts. >> i think the debate happened at several levels. if you read the transcripts i think it's dead even. if you heard it on radio, biden won. if you watch on television, he lost. in the transcript if you look at the raw argument i think it was even, each side had points to make and made them. i think not one side was stronger than another. if you heard it on the

charles krauthammer, everyone.t on the run down, bob beckel one of the president's biggs supporters tell us how he saw it last night. later, megyn kelly and laura ingraham. kelly has some behind the scenes stuff. she is out in denver. is laura gloating today? we're coming right back. >> bill: impact segment tonight, as you saw in the talking points memo, some democrats are saying barack obama actually won the debate last night. not too many. it was clear to any honest observer that the president was off his game. while the governor was feisty. >> i'm sorry, jim, i'm going to stop the subsidy to pbs. i'm going to stop other things. i like pbs. i like big bird. i actually like you too. i'm not going to keep on spending money on things to borrow money from china to pay for. >> bill: can you explain, let's start with the 47% because neither charles nor i really -- we just don't get it it why didn't he use that? >> it's inexplicable to me. i mean, look, obama mailed in that debate last night. and romney was on his game.