that will do it for "the claman countdown." "kudlow" is next. ♪. apart from nancy pelosi's attempt to either arrest or just do away with republican house members all together if they don't wear masks which they shouldn't because this whole cdc thing is completely stupid, now triggering threats to squeal openings, business openings, job hiring, wrecking kids and generally catastrophic possibilities, all that. the biggest story apart from that is still the infrastructure pl

liz claman, over to you. liz: it's already been a roller coaster ride, and it ain't over yet as we head into the most important let's call it 59 minutes of the session, the market stands well off session elopes, but you can still see the dow down 341, nasdaq down triple digits here and, of course, the s&p is flagging. but the fear factors, whether it's the delta variant to the fed's timing on tapering are still very much in play. a sharp contraction in the 10-year treasury yield started it all early in the morning. we've got the best of the best market heavy hitters with us throughout the hour. bob doll, andy brenner, former barclays' ceo bob diamond and uber-traderrer sarge gill here to make -- sarge guilfoyle here to make sense of what's happening and what's going to happen. we've got our crystal balls out with the best of if best. crypto's dinged as well, but that's not stopping the spac action swirling around them. in fact, bob diamond just had his spac target with the principal operate orer of stable coi

thank you very much both of you and lauren simonetti in for liz claman, over to you, lauren. lauren: thanks, charles well friday's record close is not enough for the market's big three, the dow, s&p and nasdaq all taking aim at new closing highs, for the second day in a row, ahead of a huge week for earnings, for economic data, for fed chair jay powell, he'll appear in both the house and the senate. the dow and the s&p up a third of 1%. stocks not the only thing in record breaking mode. richard branson taking one giant step for mankind. space tourism dreams the virgin galactic founder officially takes the lead. he's a billionaire space race, so why are shares falling back to earth this hour, and what does it all mean for your portfolio? ufo etf head andrew shannon is here in a fox business exclusive get this , the island of maui is asking airlines to keep the tourists away as some hotels , restaurants and local businesses just can't keep up with the traffic. we're talking to one of those business owners right here , live, in just a few minutes from now, the ceo of luxury repo

that will do it for "the claman countdown.". senate democrats appeared to have agreed on a $4.5 trillion budget resolution, that includes 3 1/2 trillion dollars ultimately targeted for 51-vote reconciliation. i wouldn't exactly call this a blessing in disguise. let's first hear from hillary vaughn live on capitol hill with the facts, the facts and the details. good evening, hillary. reporter: president bide was he o

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let's get straight first to the markets on "the claman countdown." major averages retreating in afternoon trade although very modestly so after initially shrugging off hotter than expected inflation numbers we saw for june. consumer prices accelerating last month, jumping nine-tenths of a percent from may and 5.4% from a year ago, the highest 12-month rate since august 2008, nearly 13 years. meantime, earnings season kicking off with two major banks, jpmorgan and goldman sachs, both reporting better than expected results for the second quarter but both slipping at this hour. jpmorgan down 1.5 or thereabout. investors also heard from pepsico, shares hitting a record high after raising profit forecasts. the company announced its plans to increase prices. >>> all right, to our traders we go. bring in scott forman and phil flynn. gentlemen, greetings to you both. look, everyone's talking about inflation, but the markets even though they are very modestly lower, still seem to be shrugging it off. scott, to you first. why do you think that is? >> well, fir

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that does it for "the claman countdown." "kudlow" is next. ♪.vening after a nearly 900 point selloff in stocks, across the board declines among all the indexes. oil dropped to 66 bucks. bond yields under dollar 20. fortunately king dollar where investors and traders seemed fearful of the delta variant. that is the big story. maybe that will lead to shutdowns, business closings, that might damage

liz claman, looking a little better than it did yesterday at this time. liz: charles, keep going. we just hit session highs each minute of your last three minutes. maybe you want to come over and handle this one. all right, let's see if i can hold on to it. charles payne, have a great weekend, my friend. the bulls kind of have a case of amnesia, right? quickly forgotten, yesterday's mini taper tantrum as we head into the final hour of trade for the week. investors are smashing the buy button to erase thursday's losses and then some. look at the dow, up 460. session high was just hit a second ago. 465, right? s&p 500 gaining 48, that's about session highs. nasdaq up 138. by the way, folks, all three are on pace to close at records. the rally somewhat surprising considering what president joe bide just did in the last hour, taking aim at anti-competitive behavior across a wide swath of sectors. not just big tech, but pharma, airlines, marine shipping. we're going to show the sector stock reaction. and speaking of reaction, we're kind of still waiting on draftkings to react to the pa

we are coming right back on "the claman countdown." ♪ ♪ ...an say queue up the confetti. the dow is about to boldly go where no index has gone before, 35,000 at the close for the first time ever. by the way its gained more than 5,000 points in just 165 days, so at this rate, we're going to ask right now, which stocks should be in your portfolio and which stocks should you jetison, as we look toward dow 40,000. let's bring in today's countdown closer for the answer edgar loma x, cio randall ely. great to have you, give it to me straight here. what do you make of this? we are well above 35,000 right now, and we'll close first time ever. >> it's exciting, and it's scary. the fact of life is while most people lori lightfoot all of the excitement of history being made, as a fact of life, that can go forever, the more we have to be careful to expect serious slides. liz: randall you've got about 1.5 billion in assets under management. what would you add to portfolios right now and what would you jet ison? >> you know, we're buying stock s for the mos

the claman countdown is coming right back.tting session lows, as we edge closer to the closing bell, without 284. s&p and nasdaq is down. this asked for the first time since january, covid-19 cases are rising in all 50 states. people taking money off the table as they head into the weekend. los angeles county even reinstating indoor mask and it regardless of whether you've been vaccinated or not and other cities putting their own policies in place. chicago city is placing arkansas sorry on travel advisory list. let's go to the o'hare airport in chicago with the latest developments. grady. >> people here don't seem to deterred by the uptick in cases you mentioned. there have been a lot of people at o'hare today even though, as you mentioned, arkansas and missouri are on both travel advisory list. these are the first two states on that list in several weeks. there have been no states for quite a while now and people coming from those places into chicago if they are not vaccinated, they are asked to either get a negative covert t

calles >> hay niños muriendo y este presidente de este país no ha hecho nada >> desde washington dc lo clamannga en cuba sigue descartada para el senador cubano americano bob >> no vamos a tener una intervención militar en cuba >> el alcalde de miami dice que la opción debe estar en la mesa >> es una opción que se debe discutir >> para este académico una intervención en cuba puede dar argumentos a rusia para invadir otros territorios >> las consecuencias para los estados unidos son muy grandes y eso no va a pasar >> la casa blanca aún revisa su política pero no ha anunciado cambios con las medidas de la administración anterior >> (inaudible) cómo podemos ayudar que los cubanos determinen su futuro y se respeten los derechos fundamentales que todos tienen la política nuestra estamos enfocados en ver qué más podemos hacer por los cubanos >> la voz de esta cubano americana que porta el uniforme militar estadounidense >> si yo me unía sabiendo que podría ser enviada por este país estaría orgullosa de representar una causa que me llena >> lourdes noticias telemundo >> vamos a cambiar de tema ahora

jim grant sounding the alarm right here on "the claman countdown." something tells me that we are definitely, jim, going to see this interview watched multiple times. what we're going to do is put it up on foxbusiness.com as soon as we can turn it around. but you're basically saying that this could truly be an issue. what do you make of the equity markets as they charge ahead at this moment? can we shift the prism to that? >> i think they're listening to the chairman of the federal reserve board and are quite correct in judging -- [inaudible] almost anything rapid than tighten at this point. i don't know, to me, the thing is the level of interest rates. creditors are accepting more or less without protest significant less interest income than compared to the rising rate of prices. so negative real interest rates are on offer. nobody's walking around with big signs outside the federal reserve. it's quite a striking -- liz: well, you have, you've just kind of done a verbal sign right here on fox business. jim grant, grant's interest rate observer, we t

calles >> hay niños muriendo y este presidente de este país no ha hecho nada >> desde washington dc lo clamancuba >> el alcalde de miami dice que la opción debe estar en la mesa >> la opción se debe considerar no sé por qué es controversial >> según este académico una intervención militar puede dar argumentos a rusia para intervenir >> esto no va a pasar >> la casa blanca no ha dado cambios sobre las medidas de la administración anterior >> (inaudible) >> y que se respeten los derechos fundamentales la política nuestra es que estamos enfocados en qué más podemos hacer por cuba >> mientras aumenta la desesperación por ayudar a los compatriotas >> si yo me unía sabiendo que podría ser enviada (inaudible) yo estaría orgullosa de al menos representar una causa que a mí me llena >> lourdes hurtado noticias telemundo >> estamos sigundo de cerca la crisis en cuba sandra la madre de dos de cinco niñas encontradas en el sur de texas sandra entró a estados unidos para reencontrarse con sus hijas edgar tiene el relato >> sí , feliz >> los hijos de sandra están felices , cruzó la frontera con un permiso

you are the best, liz claman what is exciting hour waiting for you. liz: thank you very much, breaking news the centers for disease control and prevention about to update its guidance on wearing masks as cases of the delta variant seam and some particularly hot spots of the country, the white house were edward lawrence is standing by with the breaking details, were also looking at a lot of companies that may escape reaction and adaptation of what's happening at the cdc. >> this is gonna play a role in the markets later on today for the next hour into the close as well as tomorrow getting deeper into the recommendation that was just released the cdc is saying if you're in a substantial or high transmission area you should wear a mask no matter your vaccination status they did not to find what substantial transmission means. the cdc recommend community leaders push vaccination and push masking up, finally the new guidance as all teachers, students, staff and visitors k-12 schools should wear a mask regardless of vaccination status that will affect the f

let's see if liz claman can keep it going. over to you. liz: yeah, okay. hey, listen, just remember if you pair it with what happened tuesday and wednesday, 72-point gain for the dow is decent. charles, thanks. the markets are holding up against this rising worry over the highly contagious delta variant. even as more counties reinstate mask policies, we are seeing gains right now. s&p up 10 points and the nasdaq adding 60 points. but how will the fact that covid deaths, which are up 19% on average over the last week with hospitalizations up 33%, affect the business world and the stocks that are associated with it? the deadly mutation suddenly throwing a monkey wrench into the reopening of the nation. could companies soon have to revert to different policies that they thought were over during the pandemic? maybe delay return to work for its employees? slack has been at the fore front of the work from home environment. we've got the ceo, stewart butterfield, here on what his customers, what his clients are saying just one day after the completion of salesfor

we have one hour, and we give it to the best, liz claman. liz: ah, thank you, my friend. no fireworks on the final day of trading as markets wrap up the week lower but close out the month higher. but, yeah, the russell's longest monthly winning streak will come to an end. yes, nine months in a row but now doesn't look like it'll make it. the floor show traders are here to tell us who may be the big winners as we head into those so-called dog days of august and whether another gray swan may show itself face or at least its feathers. robin investors still quivering, but former e-trade ceo carl rosner is here on what robinhood needs to do right to become a major wall street player and whether the meme stock crowd needs to sweep in to pump this stock up. scar jo v. hollywood, did black widow star scarlett johansson put not just disney, but all media streaming giants on notice? will hundreds of hollywood contracts need to be torn up as scarlett johansson alleges disney breached her deal? we've got a live report on this fast developing story. and here's a question, could peak e

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, host of the claman count down.do you make of much of the mainstream media blaming republicans, fox, conservative pundits for the obviously frustrating fact that millions of americans don't want the vaccine? >> well, i don't think they have much of a leg to stand on. and i think that if you actually look at the evidence that we have from the populations that are most vaccine resistant, i think to a certain extent when jake tapper lays this at the feet of right wing media or of icials, -- or officials, he's saying almost half of african-americans and nearly as many hispanic americans have become fans of all of these places overnight because those are the populations that are the most vaccine resistant. we saw polling from cbs news this week, looking at those populations and they're vaccine resistant. only half of african-americans say they have gotten the shot or they intend to get one. that's a huge problem. that's not going to be fixed no matter how many times mitch mcconnell goes out there and says they ought to d

in the meantime, folks, we hand it over for the last hour of trading and liz claman. a jersey -- charles: i'm in. liz: yeah, i saw that. you got it. all right, folks, it is not how robinhood opened, it's how it closes. we are about to see that right here on "the claman countdown." it's the same for the markets. the dow and the s&p 500 already hit all-time intraday highs, but right now as both try to lock in new record closes, the dow is not there. it needs 213 points. the s&p is there,

let's see if liz claman can keep it going. over to you. liz: yeah, okay.d wednesday, 72-point gain for the dow is decent. charles, thanks. the markets are holding up against this rising worry over the highly contagious delta variant. even as more counties reinstate mask policies, we are seeing gains right now. s&p up 10 points and the nasdaq adding 60 points. but how will the fact that covid deaths, which are up 19% on average over the last week with hospitalizations up 33%, affect the business world and the

that will do it for "the claman countdown." ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow."u.s. and germany striking a deal that will allow the completion of russia's nord stream two pipeline. before we dig deep into this major policy blunder let's go right to edward lawrence at the white house with the latest. edward, what is going on? reporter: larry the administration trying to have it both ways. senior state department officials say they oppose the

. ♪ ♪ ♪ for "the claman countdown." "kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone.ident biden nor madam psaki were willing to slam cuban communism but we're americans together. here's what i suggested last night. some free advice for president biden, sir, it is okay to come out against communism. it's all right. well today, i'm very proud of madam psaki ander

you are the best, liz claman what is exciting hour waiting for you.enters for disease control and prevention about to update its guidance on wearing masks as cases of the delta variant seam and some particularly hot spots of the country, the white house were edward lawrence is standing by with the breaking details, were also looking at a lot of companies that may escape reaction and adaptation of what's happening at the cdc.

liz claman, over to you.d into the most important let's call it 59 minutes of the session, the market stands well off session elopes, but you can still see the dow down 341, nasdaq down triple digits here and, of course, the s&p is flagging. but the fear factors, whether it's the delta variant to the fed's timing on tapering are still very much in play. a sharp

charles: an unusual pick for you , mark thank you so much, liz claman, a lot different right, 24 hours? you had your moment yesterday, to buy on the cheap, right? i mean, wall street definitely is in this last exactly let's call it 60 minutes before the closing bell rings, erasing much of the loss endured in yesterday's worst sell-off of the year. remember the dow saw 725 points disappear yesterday. today, 579 points have re

liz claman, we're off the lows of this session, and it feels a little less risky right now but still a lot of rest out there. liz: well, charles, there are 59 minutes left to really cause some mayhem here on fox business. [laughter] we shall see. but he's right, we're watching this selloff very closely as we head into the final hour of trade. friday's fireworks that sent markets to record highs, as you see on the screen, are now sizzling as investors take profits to start this four-day workweek. dow jones industrials down 267, the nasdaq down just 4 points, the s&p lower by 16. but we need to tell you that we biden. he's about to speak to the nation live after getting a briefing from his covid response team as missouri and mississippi see hospitalizations rocket. the president is expected to push for younger is citizens to get vaccinated, issuing new warnings about the dangerous delta variant and maybe even the new highly transmissable variant. we're going to take you to the white house in moments for the q&a part of what he says. now, he did get some questions about what's being cal

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liz claman, we're off the lows of this session, and it feels a little less risky right now but still really cause some mayhem here on fox business. [laughter] we shall see. but he's right, we're watching this selloff very closely as we head into the final hour of trade. friday's fireworks that sent markets to record highs, as you see on the screen, are now sizzling as investors take profits to start this four-day workweek. dow jones industrials down 267, the nasdaq down just 4 points, the s&p lower by 16. but we need to tell

you can, it feels like it's a coiled spring, as i hand it over to liz claman.o sessions in a row to kickoff the last week of july trade and it is going to be a very busy one. any gain for the dow, s&p, or the nasdaq will be second straight record closes and right now we've got them and the dow is holding above 35,000 at the moment pretty comfortably here, s&p up seven, we've got the nasdaq right there, slightly higher we'll see if it can hold on in the next 59 minutes. big tech earnings high on the list of potential market movers as a cyber pandemic

thank you very much both of you and lauren simonetti in for liz claman, over to you, lauren. enough for the market's big three, the dow, s&p and nasdaq all taking aim at new closing highs, for the second day in a row, ahead of a huge week for earnings, for economic data, for fed chair jay powell, he'll appear in both the house and the senate. the dow and the s&p up a third of 1%. stocks not the only thing in record breaking mode. richard branson taking one giant step for mankind. space tourism dreams the virgin galactic founder officially

you picked a great day to come back, liz claman. liz: okay. well, at least i'm not wearing red.es, folks, we do need to say that multiple forces are bearing down on the bulls as we head into this final hour of trade. number one, far and away, fear of rising cases of the delta variant cratering stocks. yes, due very much in part to investors' worries that the highly contagious coronavirus

we are rocking and rolling as i hand it over to my friend and colleague, liz claman.g news, the dow is about to wrap up the wildest trading week of the summer at a new record high, and that's not all. it could close atop 35,000 for the very is first time in history. that's why you've got to stay with us the whole hour. the s&p and the nasdaq are separate, but the dow heading toward fresh historic highs as well. if the dow can hold on, it will have taken just 69 trading days to make the 1,000-point leap from 34

you can, it feels like it's a coiled spring, as i hand it over to liz claman. liz: i know, and look at this , we've got markets aiming for two sessions in a row to kickoff the last week of july trade and it is going to be a very busy one. any gain for the dow, s&p, or the nasdaq will be second straight record closes and right now we've got them and the dow is holding above 35,000 at the moment pretty comfortably here, s&p up seven, we've got the nasdaq right there, slightly higher we'll see if it can hold on in the next 59 minutes. big tech earnings high on the list of potential market movers as a cyber pandemic threatens businesses big and small. the ceo of cybersecurity firm checkpoint software technologies is here in a fox business exclusive on what companies must do to prevent hackers from holding their data hostage and we have breaking news on how one company that was recently hit by ransomware is now saying we are not going to pay, and we've got a tail of two sectors as commercial real estate broker s cash in on warehouses while office space leases lag, t

we have one hour, and we give it to the best, liz claman. liz: ah, thank you, my friend.ts wrap up the week lower but close out the month higher. but, yeah, the russell's longest monthly winning streak will come to an end. yes, nine months in a row but now doesn't look like it'll make it. the floor show traders are here to tell us who may be the big winners as we head into those so-called dog days of august and whether another gray swan may show itself face or at

liz claman, looking a little better than it did yesterday at this time. liz: charles, keep going.tes. maybe you want to come over and handle this one. all right, let's see if i can hold on to it. charles payne, have a great weekend, my friend. the bulls kind of have a case of amnesia, right? quickly forgotten, yesterday's mini taper tantrum as we head into the final hour of trade for the week. investors are smashing the buy button to erase thursday's losses and then some. look at the dow, up 460. session high was

the answer is probably not as i handed over to my colleague liz claman, give them a little traction so far what were hearing from jerome powell. liz: indeed, the s&p charging higher, breaking news the dow has talked no fewer than 170 points off the lows of the session as jerome powell just said rate hikes are nowhere on his radar and inflation will go right back to the news conference live in washington, d.c. listen. >> again with a reasonably high percentage of the country vaccinated and the vaccine apparently be an effective, we are not experts on this but it seems like a good going in estimate would be that the effects will probably be less, there probably won't be significant lockdowns and things like that, those are not decisions for us or numbers that we would be an expert in. in terms of the channels, for this is kind of speculation. it is just that people, you can imagine school districts deciding to wait a month or two for the delta wave, i'm not saying this is going to happen but it's easy to imagine that, it's also easy to imagine that some people might say i'm just going to

the answer is probably not as i handed over to my colleague liz claman, give them a little traction soat were hearing from jerome powell. liz: indeed, the s&p charging higher, breaking news the dow has talked no fewer than 170 points off the lows of the session as jerome powell just said rate hikes are nowhere on his radar and inflation will go right back to the news conference live in washington, d.c. listen. >> again with a reasonably high percentage of the country