dagen? dagen: thank you so much. blake burman, down in washington, d.c. for us.hard, i will go to you first. does joe get in this race? because the joe biden that you saw over the weekend, he had a lot of energy. he really seemed to be quite frankly campaigning. it was a very different man than you saw when he was speaking in atlanta in that synagogue where he seemed very reserved and emotional and unsure whether he would run or not. >> right. so what i think the odds are somehow in the course of three or four-days this profound, kind of question in his mind about whether he had the stomach for this, somehow he put behind him? look synagogue was a kind of a somber setting. you march in labor day parade, it is different than people cheering for you. there was a bit of a trial balloon the biden people put out. i think this monmouth poll is consistent with other polls. running high teens and low 20s. not cutting that much into hillary still in the 40s. that said, i don't think there is a single democrat who will begrudge joe biden getting into this race. they want t

dagen: that is dog and pony show?this up yesterday when i was watching it, what difference -- >> surprised that didn't happen. >> with donald trump at this point you never know he is going to commit to something till he actually does it then spend time waiting for him to well can dick himself. >> for the most part i think the party had to be enforced for swoun on republican ticket i think a point to make there, wahs i don't think donald trump would like it if he becomes the nominee, and someone runs a third party candidate against a him why trying to do the same to somebody else try to stabotage you pledge to support nominee to go fence the democratic nominee clinton biden o'malley whoever it might be at this point the whole reason for this pledge not try to enforce rules on anybody, but trump is playing by his set of rules there is other people in the race jeb bush says i've been voting republican entire life there have beene there are people dedicated to party cause not wishy-washy on issues. >> phil isn't it intere

maria: dagen?it for all excitement around lower gas prices seeing south carolina first, 2 dollars, average, on a gallon of gas going to be a lot more states probably half u.s. will have sub$2 dollar gas by the end of the year he we've got about 10 million barrels of gasoline headed our way there is 30 ships that are either on the water or booked going into october that is importing from europe, that is going to drop prices down even more there is no this is a huge upside at least even the confidence spend a little bit of it make people feel better lower interest rates, i am. maria: i am a conceptskepticic savings rate. >> shoring up balance sheet personally isn't bad are to growth at some point you go the to pull that out of savings, saving for nothing. >> down payment on a house. >> not getting interest rate on. >> it housing market has been showing life, phil thank you phil flynn in chicago donald trump said he wants to put them out of business h&r block, wants to respond ceo is responding here f

dagen: good to hear from you. getting behind a candidate out of respect to the governor but is it safe to say you will not be getting behind donald trump? >> not safe to say that because i am a team player. this is our party. i think it would be safe to say that for the time being i am not going to be behind any candidate until governor walker and i have a conversation. these -- this is i don't want to bring up -- all my sports teams are doing so well. i just want to win. we will find somebody to take on the challenges and republican side. sandra: join us bright and early, scott walker. out of the race. thank you very much, more on that in a little bit. bank of america chairman and ceo brian moynihan facing one of the toughest tests of his career. cheryl casone me has that story. shareholders vote today whether to strip brian moynihan of his role as chairman and ceo. the bank board agreed to give him the chairman of the board position without consulting with shareholders. of the bank loses today's vote it will nam

dagen: i am usually -- sandra: i know, dagen.rprised, thank you, latest fox news polls out carly fiorina continues to rise in the gop field talking about it with strategies founder gretchen hamill gas prices for you, so many tweets this week everybody posting their gas prices, a lot of people seeing it blow below two bucks across the country, sandra smith box at mornings maria we love to see them if you drive to work i reminded you pull over, stop the car, then take the picture we love to see it. we'll be right back. so,as my personal financial psychic, i'm sure you know what this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed... balances. no. portfolio. and if doesn't perform well for two consecutive gold. quarters. quarters...yup. then amerivest gives me back their advisory... stocks. fees. fees. fees for those quarters. yeah. so, i'm confident i'm in good hands. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. sandra: good morning. i'm sandra smith maria bart

dagen dagen: does it drive investors away, how does it change now? >> japan in the last five days has had a record amount of short selling. this is 7.7% increase. the hang seng index, maria talked about the shanghai of 2.7%. the shanghai was overshadowed in a major way by the hang seng up 5% which is up 4% the day before. a lot of short covering going on. people are so negative, particularly in china what is going on setting us up for bowling sure. dagen: portfolios are underway. i've been a chat with individual investors going on since the crash in 2008. you have that as a possible upside. where are you going to go? keith macola will shoot me down i'm not one. maria: that is the bottom line. where do you go with the world's interest rate is zero. you can't get you anywhere. >> 2.2% in 10 year treasuries in u.s. is overshadowed by apple's dividend and potential dividend growth. it's not a fair play. maria: the fundamental story hasn't changed. what was this awful week and a half ago? >> markets do crazy stuff. we have this perfect storm and lack of l

dagen: what redoing? i was doing at -- >> i'm is doing a tv set when for fox business but it was nice, all the bells and whistles. they make good trucks. it is ford. dagen: huge fuel efficiency. >> if you drive trucks like my people and your people, sales are good, stocks, ford sucks, 17-13 the last six months has been terrible and that is the thing. maria: why are investors reacting differently than consumers? >> at the end of the cycle this looks good, you should have bought 142009. now you sell the cyclical, stocks. >> this is what sandra was talking about, benefiting from the low price of gas. >> everyone s memory is short. gas prices are down. i see a lot of this is an interest-rate thing because there is such anticipation that rates go up and everybody said in the housing market the second people got but indication joy -- dagen: a massive rush for mortgage applications with 30 mortgage rate in 4% earlier this year. before it looked good, the mid threes looks better. maria: wall street regaining its

maria: dagen. dagen: pumpkin spice latte today.thank you for joining us, keith, great to see you. michael, great to see you. charles payne is in for stuart varney today. going to be a big show on "varney & company." charles all yours. have a great show. >> that's why they brought me in. i'm charles payne in for stuart varney. the long break is over and wall street gets back to work. as a result we've got a big rally coming up. futures have been up as much as 300 points. the question know you, are stocks cheap? and bernie sanders takes a big lead over hillary clinton in new hampshire. 9%. and chants of run, joe, run. and the presidential pen strikes once again, it's a big day for your money. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪

dagen: governor, it is dagen.en't you talked about that more in a pin in the tax code and the economy rather than making gay marriage, which based on the supreme court decision is legal in this country, and whether someone appointed by president obama talking about his sexuality, making this issue centerpieces of your campaign rather than the economy. >> idea. if you come to one of my town of my townhouse that's what you hear me talk about. but you guys ask me about when i first came on? you asked me about my comments on air expanding. i'm surprised you didn't ask me about donald trump. when i go to the debate, i don't select the questions. sandra: what you have to say about donald trump? >> i don't have anything to say about donald trump. you are giving all the helium to his balloon. sandra: what you make of carly fiorina? >> i don't think about it at all. >> you want to talk about how gasoline taxes fit into that. do you think there should be a tax on gasoline right now in exchange? >> john, we need to change or

dagen: tell little old too. but to. >> one of our producers, you have three drafts. >> tom brady, i picked tom brady in previous years and he has always done well for me. the first is pecan late in the rounds, keep him for the next season, does well for robert: auction, will cost a lot less because he missed the sport and he has done well, inconsistent points, fantastic. >> you make a good point. you are doing fantasy football? dagen: i watch games religiously, but i have better things to do with my time. >> thank you for joining us this hour. pleasure to be with you both. take a short break. michael mckay with the latest on the clinton classified e-mail controversy whether she is in a more than political trouble, back in a moment. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep it all digital. we're looking t

dagen. dagen: senator, good to see you.the voters signaling in new hampshire right now in terms of who they are favoring? we talk about donald trump enough force, but is he going to be forced to really pony up with specifics and policy ideas? >> that's a good question. right now new hampshire voters are listening, watching and going to meetings with candidates appear holding town meetings. the one thing predictable as his very own predict bull. you can also know for sure voters don't make your mind up until the last couple weeks. the polls you see today are meaningless. they are name recognition polls. dagen: the one thing that is predictable is that they are unpredictable. >> absolutely. i would be honored if i could be put in the same class as yogi berra. >> one thing that gets me here is you have all these traditional candidates, guys like bush, rubio, christie obviously and they are getting eaten right now by the sizzle. maybe they have the steak but not the sizzle. why are these guys responding to that and changing it?

dagen: i'm putting them on. during lunch. >> if the shoe fit, if the fingers fit. your kids are going trick-or-treating. the oldest is still too young. >> no, nell' do it. >> maybe they'll want the fingers. >> do we have to dress up for your show. >> do you like what i brought from jury duty? don: i love these things. >> i thought you were going to bring me a taser. >> abrought the fingers. my 21-month-old, she's got a little thing, see picks her nose ult a time. maria: hey, it's halloween. dagen: i want to do one thing. i'll get you my pretty and your little dog! . maria: i love it. we'll be right back. having some fun today. >> welcome back. i want to show you the pictures, pope francis is speaking to the united nations staff. let's take a listen. >> personally for how we work, expressing dignity and the kind of persons we are. maria: he's going to address the world leaders later on today. keith mccollough with us, once again looking at china from a different perspective. >> i'd much rather watch the pope than

dagen: opie they everyday.ay people are celebrating by giving coffee away for free. nicole petallides with that story. nicole: good morning. in honor of national coffee day many of your favorite coffeehouses are offering up a free cup of joe just for you and for all of you caffeine addicted souls out there duncan doughnuts is giving away free cups of medium dark roast coffee all day long. mcdonald's will hand out free small coffees at participating locations in the northeast, crispy cream uping the nt by offering coffee and doughnuts,. panera stepping up its game by giving free copy for the entire month of september. of course it is september 29th right now but whatever. coffee king starbucks, and the company vows to plant a tree for every bag of beans -- that is an interesting one. and they are giving it away. dagen: did you say duncan doughnuts? >> and there you go. if you ever start your day with nicole petallides, lauren simonetti on "fbn a.m." at 5:00 a.m. eastern. the world economy taking its toll on the

fox business network's dagen mcdowell.r top stories at 6:30 on the east coast on the eve of 9/11. al qaeda's newest targets american billionaires. according to jennifer graff and the stated goal is to threaten the recovery of the u.s. economy. more on this story coming up. on the campaign trail donald trump dealing with another gaffe, his comments on carly fiorina's appearance. he told rolling stone look in that case, would anyone vote for is that? carly fiorina at response last night on fox. >> what do you take at to mean? >> i have no idea. i am not going to spend a single cycle wondering what donald trump means. maybe just maybe i am getting under his skin because i'm closing on the polls. maria: let's turn to the markets, a higher open, a futures indicates a gain of 5 points on the dow jones industrial average. the s&p and nasdaq firmer this morning on the heels of mixed markets in asia and in europe. in sports roger federer winning the u.s. open match securing his spot in the semifinals. jimmy fallon and justin timber

dagen: want to that market. neil: a couple days ago donald trump saying this, they need us a lot more than we need them, we stop buying first of all of a sudden they are in a heap of trouble. dagen: he is not right about putting ^ imported goods. ashley: no one wins in that situation. dagen: low-income americans with a tax is what happens, people who buy products made in china and -- neil: you mentioned donald trump. neil: dagen: people don't call them on the horse that comes out of his mouth sometimes. oh yes i did. neil: ten hail marys. a lot more with aziz in the second and as you might have heard scott walker is out of this race, he was urging others to do the same. who would those of is the? charlie gasparino has an idea. technology empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to

maria: let's get dagen mcdowell in. and making your way in, calling in on the phone, thanks, we're feeling that love this morning. [laughter] >> by the way, dagen asks these personal questions when we do an ask sean segment on my show. dagen: left wing media, going after carly fiorina's record at hp big time. does it hurt her? >> some of it might hurt a little bit with the base. did she donate to hillary clinton? did hewlett-packard deal with-- have business dealings with iran during her tenure? all of those questions i've asked her all of them already, i think her answers are pretty solid. i don't think that's going to get in the way too much. she has been a real standout in terms of her debate performance. her knowledge, she's meticulous, she's smart, she's prepared and surprised a lot of people. not me because i spent time with her. maria: dagen, that's the right question to ask. the liberal media is going after each republican one by one and they're going after carly right now. dagen: every day there's an article on

mark serrano, dagen mcdowell. dagen, really? >> everything he does is a win, right? he will sign it and have a giant, assumes he does sign it, have a giant press conference. it will be a victory for trump. he could show up in members only jacket and hush puppies everybody would talk about how cool he would look. neil: can't tell you how many times i did that. >> he turn ad joke of a hairstyle -- neil: hey, hey. >> in a talking point. i admire the cantilevered genius that is his hairdo. there was some indication he would sign on this, in south carolina as part of the primary, you have to sign an agreement i will get behind the republican nominee. neil: or you don't get on the ballot. >> seemed to suggest he would do that. neil: mark, he is being shrewd here. others could interpret it as a sign, they should worry all the more, he is seriously is looking at this nomination. he is not just toying around wit. >> right. he said himself he wanted -- neil: did you grow a goatee while i was away? >> this is not connell mcshane level of beard. neil: delicious. continue. is tha

what was the concern, dagen? the fed is in a box, right?he job market is good enough with 5.1% unemployment rate. you still had 173,000 jobs added last month, that the fed will have to hike interest rates. neil: what if the fed never does? i heard argument expressed by end of the year, if it doesn't there is hell to pay? >> i don't know what is going to happen. i will tell you this. i think people looking at job report saying wow, economy is not that great, and guess what? they still have to raise rates. next year we might have recession. neil: what do you think, adam. fed painted itself into a corner and now has to raise rates at probably least opportune of moments? >> the fed can change its mind but yes the fed signaled it will. so i think highly, highly likely it will. neil: what if it doesn't? what if it doesn't? in the past dagen pointed out yesterday, it heralds weaker-than-expected news. that means you can put this day of reckoning off. but now seems like -- >> market is schizophrenic about this. >> i agree with that. >> market is sc

dagen: a flight it off if you are going where is the drone?ass' rule on a drone? >> 400 feet you are okay, but it is a camera on it. >> i thought this is not good. extremely dangerous. but issue you are seeing is people don't know how to fight them and you are using them and getting close to other people. it is going to be a nightmare. >> one with the gun on it. >> the woman got arrested for going after him on the beach in connecticut, same kid. maria: we have to get over the fact you brought up christmas. lauren simonetti every weekday on "fbn a.m." right before "mornings with maria". what is moving in the markets? the latest breaking news and what to expect, we will see you at 5:00 a.m.. before then you will be on the floor of the exchange. straight ahead face the going where no social network has gone before, live sports broadcasting. we have details on that. fast-food chain taking on donald trump put the new commercial pushing its hot and spicy hamburger. what else are they pushing? back in a minute. maria: ed snowden fighting accusations

now we've got dagen mcdowell on the pope's approach today. dagen, what do you think? >> it was enough to make everybody think it left everyone out. he did it thoughtfully. he did it respectfully. he did it deliberately and slowly and absolutely perfectly. when it made everybody think in terms of what he said you need to respect life at every stage. i'm posing the question, how can you be for abortion but against abortion and for the death penalty. everyone should take batman. neil: by the same token he said unless you address this. >> what he did, no other foreigner who certainly spoken before congress. any foreigner spoken about americans, he nailed the american spirit. he got the dreams of americans who come here looking for the tram. you use the word respectful. his kindness and respectfulness of americans in terms of praising americans the way he did. not falsely, not with any sense of pie-in-the-sky dreams but in a real practical way he appreciates the american spirit and delivered the appreciation in a more risk artful manner than i've ever heard it delivered be

i'm just saying you can see, dagen, and the fear that comes out here that, wait a minute, this world could be turning in a way that's anti-free people. >> right, because this iran deal was not a treaty voted on by congress. this was a deal that the president cooked up that was ratified by the u.n. security council. >> by the way, republican leadership signed onto this thing and the way it was going to be done. >> right. 98 to 1 senate vote for this review of this agreement. >> we won't have a vote on this agreement. >> however, in that, the administration acknowledged and promised that it had to submit to congress all of the information in this nuclear agreement. but they didn't do that. here's what we found out, that you had -- the associated press is the one that told us that the iaea was going to let iran inspect its own site at parchon. we find out from senator tom cotton and colleague tom pompeo that the iaea had all these side deals. this is something that's been shoved down america's throats, and once it goes through, no president will be able to turn it back because iran will

we have dagen mcdowell.at do you expect we'll see or hear or read or what. >> gerri, has done more work than i have, basically a policy book covering his ideas on the economy, taxes, health care, education, national security. my question, is this going to be free? shouldn't we be hearing from the candidate for free? this is his platform. why do we have to pay for it? it is a fund-raising ploy. neil: what do you think? >> the criticism of that, which i don't agree with, i agree with you -- neil: don't be afraid of her. she is violent but she will earn fast. >> ben carson doing same thing. all the candidates do it. the president got what, 1.9 million al vans for his books. right? everybody does it. neil: how much do they iron out details? >> he is bragging how he doesn't need to raise money, right? he will sell finance. this is a way to finance his campaign without actually going out and ask, trait up for money to fund it. neil: will the on details? candidates who have offered detail platforms rue the day. the

your story, dagen was trump. >> yes. it is the perfect summerme story, right? it is like a bad hookup on a hot august night. he has pretty good pickup lines, but then there's the unfortunate fumbling and the empty promises. he will quickly end up insulting you about maybe your love handles, and then it's all over, and by the middle of september you're acting like you don't even know the guy, you don't remember any of this, or you blame tequila. that's how it's going to turn out. >> it's true, trump is america's summer fling. some people try to get that summer fling, like bring them to meet the family for thanksgiving, and, you know, to christmas. you want the presents, you know. you want arm candy. >> but not a bad summer fling. i have a feeling this fling will go into the fall and perhaps into january. >> because nothing better comes along. >> i have said this before. he is football to the other candidates' soccer. >> i also like how barry goldwater gave us ronald reagan. even if he doesn't become anything, he has really coarsened up our discourse. and frankly

the remedy dagen proposed. take a hike. resign.mething else for a living. >> that is something the governor kind of suggested. >> we are a nation of laws. there is the rule of law. i'm sorry -- >> we have freedom of religion too. welcome to take the pulpit. >> it is not theocracy. it is just not. >> some people compare this to baker being forced to make a cake. completely opposite from that. i, you know, i would support a baker's right not to make a cake for something the baker didn't want to make a cake for. to me that is private business. they can do whatever they want. the minute you hold public office and taxpayers are paying your salary, uh-uh. >> the baker doesn't take an oath to to up -- uphold the constitution of laws of land that you disagree. many i disagree with. repeal almost all of them. almost. >>> donald trump signs on the dotted line pledging he will not launch a third party bid if he loses the republican nomination. does this make him part of the establishment when he got mojo as an outsider? trouble in trump land

neil: i love dagen, but we'll take a substantive discussion of the ipos. >> dagen your thoughts on conservative iphones? neil: the tech ipo thing, does it worry you as a market barometer that the market should go south? >> it should worry a tech start-up that needs to raise money. if it looks like down the road that the venture capitalists can't cash out and can't have a giant liquidity event if you will is gog tourt nd-rsing the tech bubble is not so much in the nasdaq, it's in the private funding markets. if you look at corners of the delivery companies, some look dumber than cosmo did back in the first internet bubble. some of them are going to lose out, this is evidence they're having a hard time cashing out at least now. >> it depends where you invest if you're talking about that in the context of uber and airbnb you are not going to be correct because these are companies that are driving tons of revenue, going up for a verifiable reason. jawbone, square, companies worth tons of money. some worth unicorn level. a billion dollars. to their bankers and to their venture capitalists, that's wh

dagen: we should have the photo. they have the photo. hbo movie because nobody would actually pay money to see a period who is going to pay $15 to see a movie about bernie madoff, so hbo buys a period >> at emma schama lines they come back. not only a great storyteller, but a very different model for hollywood. it's all gone on to gross tens of millions. paranormal, insidious. they distributed another hbo movie. they made paranormal for $15,000 to women to gross over $200 million. these are margins that studios empty. maria: what about the movie company. media stocks have been crushed as you know. how would you characterize the larger owners of the studios? >> you look at them as media companies as a whole. many people who lead the media companies will not be here in three or four years time with the exception probably of disorganization. although leadership in four or five years time of change which comes back to what i was saying before. what makes new news corp. or news corp. and fox trusting as their structure and commitment to the l

he was born laurence peter berra and went on to be a cap dagen mcdowell new york yankees teams.as a three-time american league mvp and member of the baseball hall of fame. he played for 19 seasons and manage both the yankees in the new york mets. altogether, yogi berra went to the world series 21 times as a player, coach, manager and will also be well known for his sayings such as 90% of this game is half mental. dÉjÀ vu all over again and it ain't over until it's over. yogi bear was 90 years old and will be missed. lauren: barry said. -- very sad. in asia, stocks to the downside. losses for the shang chi, hang seng and kospi down around 2%. the trigger there, weak manufacturing data yet again out of china. nicole: seven months in a row of contraction. on the other hand, showing expansion, germany did well enough and with the market turnaround you can see the cac up 1% from a sub 61.2%. nicole: after being down as much as 150 points, the dow was up 30 points after a major selloff yesterday thanks to the biotech, auto components and stuff like that. we've seen metals, mining can

what is the first period, dagen going into this.ays prior, 30 days prior the stock was in a swoon. that is rarely happening ahead after big announcement. >> rarely happens but this announcement was expected to be -- pretty much. neil: is this apple tv and siri? do you like siri? >> no, i hate siri. i never talk to siri. a apple tv is interesting because they're opening up to games and other apps. neil: everyone does. what about netflix? >> this is like, to manage all of -- neil: siri yapping away on this thing like other things. i don't know, where are the big bells and big whistles? is that the actual size keyboard he is standing next to too by the way? do we know? >> yeah, that keyboard, i can't see what you're seeing, keyboard has a cool little connector to it. they are all marginal, time to improve and spend a little bit more. that is apple to perform holiday season. that is what they need for ipad sales. if you look at stylus a lot of medical doctors and markets will use it. eventually kids will use it. parenting more on app st

we have dagen mcdowell, david asman. david, begin with you, what the heck is going on with all this? triple-digit swings that are routine? >> a market ahead of the economy for about six years and finally going in the other direction, a lot of people think the markets should closer reflect the economy it has been. now there are questions whether it's gone too far the other side. there's a load of problems out there, not just china. canada is now officially in a recession. we've had two downquarters in canada, we do a lot more business with canada by the way than with china. neil: and they're very commodities dependent. >> they're, if you take the commodities out probably not in a recession. stephen harper, the prime minister, a conservative guy, look at this, the difference between canada and china right now. a lot of difference. stephen harper is the prime minister, been prime minister for nine years, election coming up in october, october 19th. he might lose the election to one of the greenies or the socialists running

i wonder, dagen, is that his way of saying hello, help me? a plea for money and definitely for that. his strategy is, he will have a detailed policy on everything that you can imagine. so when his opponents finally -- neil: that hasn't helped him in the polls. >> when his opponents come out, donald trump with details, been there, done that. did that back in september. where have you been? neil: out raising money, marjorie clifton, former obama campaign consultant, reminding money guys, sitting on their hands, instrumental forcing scott walker out of the race, closing checkbooks to open them up. what do you think? >> i think so. scott walker was closest competitor. bush has taken a six-point jump over since june, measuring up this wednesday on "real clear politics." he actually did have an immediate surge. with walker dropping out of the race he shored up a space that didn't exist before and think how he diffentiates himself is exactly that. pandering to the business community. having specific policies. with a business case to -- neil: pander

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this monday september 1st in with me, dagen mcdowell. robert van battenberg.hance to say hello. your top stories this morning. rhetoric on the campaign trail he did not put major controversy over ben carson's comments about muslims on "meet the press." >> out would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. i absolutely would not agree with that. sandra: carson said he believes islam is inconsistent with the competition. hillary clinton making her first sunday show appearance in four years on face the nation but in tax policy but also tried showing her more personable side. >> givest reverse that's the real hillary clinton. just three. >> i can't possibly do that. i'm a real person without the plus and minus. i've been in the public eye so long that it's like real people actually go shopping. can't wait to get reagan's reaction to that one. a new poll showing major changes. governor mike huckabee coming up in the 8:00 hour. turning from friday's big selloff. dow futures up 32 points although we points although we're still a few hours from the

with this dagen mcdowell and my call and this morning. we'll get to them in a second.promise of more stimulus from china driving games around the world. expecting a big opening for the broader averages. futures point to another triple digit move on the upside for stocks on wall street. better than 2% in yesterday's trading session all started in asia. they extend up at japan overnight. the nikkei average soared more than 7%. take a look at japan, the largest one-day gain in 2008 for the nikkei average. the shanghai composite of better than 2% on the session in the games rippling through europe as well. looking at money moving into equities as well. the dax index in germany all up between two and 2.5%. former secretary of state hillary clinton apologizing for her private e-mail server in an interview last night. >> i should've used to accounts accounts. one for personal, one for work related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility and i'm trying to be as transparent as they can. maria: getting a little choked up there. she also got emoti

and of course fox business network's dagen mcdowell.9/11 learning al qaeda's newest target, american billionaires with a terrorist organization urging the wolf attacks on business leaders and a lesson including bill gates, warren buffet, michael bloomberg, sheldon pilsen and charles and david coke amongst others on the list. the goal is to threaten recovery of the u.s. economy. much more on this story coming up. on the campaign trail, donald trump dealing with another gas this morning. this time unrivaled carly fiorina's appearance. look at that face. would anyone go for that. the response is straight ahead. expected to hire opening this morning. "the wall street journal" john hilsenrath reported officials are not close to making a decision on magistrates next week. we see the market up 150 points. anything can happen in the next several hours. europe with mixed markets there. the cac in paris also weaker, dax in germany upper fraction. asia setting the tone overnight but they mixed session after the shanghai composite in china declinin

with me, dagen mcdowell.ina martin adams and jpmorgan asset enrichment anastasia amoroso. top stories gear up for a major rally of 300 points higher. stocks, after a long weekend with hopes of more stimulus from china. features indicate a sharp gain with the dow jones industrial average to open up 300 points. the s&p 500 stronger by almost 40 points. that is almost 2% of all the major averages. crossing the wires right now, the latest reading on small business optimism edging higher last month. coming up will take a look at small business. crude oil is selling off as stocks move higher. oil now at $45 a barrel, down 2% the action they the action a ship taking things off overnight. stocks in china up on the session reviewing plans to introduce a circuit breaker for the markets to prevent panic selling. in japan, the nikkei down again citing 2% and the move in next release in the games for the entire year for the nikkei average showing a chop of 2.5%. in europe a firmer story with stocks rising there off 105.9

with me "barron's" online editor jack otter, fox business network's dagen mcdowell and wpp group ceo,r being here. first the top stories, the war of words in the gop field. candidates from bobby jindal to ben carson trying to take on frontrunner donald trump. here is what governor jindal told lou dobbs last night. >> conservatives have a important choice to make. do we apply proven conservative principles or do we turn on a man who stand nothing for himself in donald trump. the democrats are gift wrapping this election. they're running worst candidate, running worse campaign ever. let's not blow this. maria: democratic side vice president joe bidenp appearing on "the late show" with stephen colbert last night. an emotional interview. he did not appear to be making a decision to jump into the race. >> you said this weekend you doesn't know if you are emotionally prepared to run for president. >> look, i don't think think any man or woman should run for president unless, number one, they know exactly why they would want to be president and two, they can look at the folks out there and s

they're pointing out the convenient timing with the pope's visit and bernie sanders rising popularity so dagen, does this have more to do with the pope or bernie? >> more to do with bernie, although she should be or bill should be worried about being struck by lightning. he should be making friends. this is all about bernie sanders and the keystone pipeline has -- she is pandering to the environmental movement. by the way, all that oil in canada, it's going to be shipped to asia, which is not environmentally friendly to ship it across abocean to a country or countries that will refine it in a way that is less friendly to mother nature. >> accident of. they don't have the standards, they don't want to sacrifice their economy. >> and they're the biggest poll utilizers. >> the union wants those jobs. >> yeah. the environmentalists are happy with her at the moment whether but it's interesting because the unions have been some of been bernie sanders biggest backers, is she being a people pleaser? >> she's totally riding the pope's coattails, if 83% of people loved baby seals, she would be totally a

with me this hour, dagen mcdowell and tnt asset management bill stone.tories right now pointing to another day of gain for wall street stocks. take a look. expecting a double-digit move to the upside about 60 points. nasdaq, s&p 500 firm or this morning. the weekly reading on jobless claims at 8:30 a.m. eastern needs up to tomorrow's monthly jobs report with the expectations call for 220,000 jobs added to the economy over the next month. market higher ahead of the european central bank decision. the ecb meeting this morning and we will hear from president mario draw people of your questions on the ripple effect from china. the imf warned of a slowdown could threaten europe's outlook and outlook's on the entire global economy. nonetheless, markets higher right now. in asia, for mr. as well. nikkei average in japan at about half of 1%. more trouble brewing for hillary clinton. two of her top aides are set to testify today before the house panel investigated the 2012 benghazi attack. the worker who helped set up a private e-mail server says he will plead th

tuesday, september 22nd with make him our brave men james, fox business dagen mcdowell and wells fargohis hour. wisconsin governor scott walker bowing out of the 2016 race but not without taking a parting shot at donald trump. >> today i believe i am called to lead by helping clear the field in this phrase so that a positive conservative message can rise to the top of the field. with this in mind, i will suspend my campaign immediately. i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider doing the same so the voters can focus on a limited number of candidates who can offer a positive conservative alternative to the current front runner. sandra: it wasn't too long ago governor walker once led the pack installed. after we they form an says in a sharp decline in the polls, the money started drying off. i will talk to reporter anthony scarry michie later. if you're waking up right now you're looking at a global market selloff. driving this action. you are looking at dow futures up 235 points right now. s&p futures off more than 30 points. and yet the major average up roughly 2

with me, this hour, dagen mcdowell, todd horvitz of average joe and arianna johnson of the national reviewaping up to be a tough day for the market this morning. those of you on the radio, future showing the u.s. market is primed for a triple digit loss in the dow industrials talking 350-point at the get go this morning. a month of losses wiped out in the oil market meanwhile. we are in install mode this morning down as much as 4%. looking at a 2% decline right now. a rush to buy gold as a safety play this morning. pulled up almost $9 an ounce. right now you can see it is that ninth 60, almost 1%. a fire sale on stocks under way. major average in britain, france and germany at triple digit losses with the decline of 2.5 and two and three quarters of a percent. asia has become a daily waiting game sitting on their hands waiting for the government to come in and stimulate the market by buying stocks. the shanghai down one and a quarter% overnight. the other asian markets to japan's nikkei average getting flamed. 700-point loss in japan. the hang seng index nearing 500 laws. looking at sharp

it is wednesday, september 2nd with me this hour, dagen mcdowell and barron's online editor jack otterhow again after the big selloff yesterday. the dow industrials down 469 points yesterday. we are set to take some of those losses back with a gain of 100 points. we will be watching off her shirt today. a big component over the last two weeks. one dollar or so a barrel. 4438, and europe the average joe and some wild strings. certainly the volatility has been amazing. britain, france, germany started the day higher now trading close to flat on the session. future show gains to the open of trading. dow futures are off of their earlier highs but nonetheless 101 points right now. the dow and s&p both coming off of their third-biggest decline of the year. the dowd correction territory down 12.5% from the high reached a couple months ago. jack otter cover story last week in spirit magazine. the stock market saying the worst may be over. >> i wouldn't put a whole lot of money, but what i will say is played these strings is dangerous. people said the market breaks the maximum number of cars. t

. >> i want to bring in connell mcshane and dagen mcdowell. if they don't do something at the meeting, it's not as big a deal if they don't do something the rest of the year, right? in other words, they promised it's all but inevitable. is that like a line in the sand if they don't follow through? >> the expectations were at the end of yesterday that they will not move next week, but the expectation is they will do something that a majority -- i think it was a 60% chance they raise at december meeting. the concern is at this point if the fed doesn't do something, it could be because the economy is so lousy, that would be a dire warning signal to the overall markets and investors. if the fed is so insecure it can't move by the end of the year katy bar the door. >> self-fulfilling prophecy, i guess, they set them up to the points that i have made to set themselves up to buy themselves enough time to do that to the end of the year, and next year the conversation starts to change. what's so bad about this? neil: right, right, the fear is if it con

david asman, dagen mcdowell. dagen, what do you think? >> i think he is a terrific salesman. in some ways he is being very intellectually honest with the american people because watches made, oh, the bottom rate going to zero percent and 75 million households. that is more than half of households will not be on the income tax -- neil: that is only part that bugs me. i think everyone should have skin in the game. >> you know why it is honest? that is reality we live in. roughly half of households pay through no net income tax. they go through motions and take deductions but they're not paying anything intoism. neil: i understand that. >> under 50,000 the average tax rate is only 4%. on people making less than $50,000, they only pay about 6% of total taxes in this country. so he is just taking it -- neil: i understand the math. my view, if you redue a system, everyone with skin in the game worries about the game, right? >> absolutely. neil: if you don't, i don't think it should be 25%. >> we should characterize what that is, what that really is. that is called a gimmick. it is

dagen, what do you make of what he's saying that the reason why he likes trump, the reason he's goingside the box because he's an outside-the-box guy that gets the magnitude of the financial problems we're facing? >> i buy some of that. neil: you're a trump hater. >> no, i trust carl icahn to an extent. i think that he's right that you do see a bubble bursting, it's called a commodity bubble. yeah, it was fueled by a tsunami of cheap and easy money flooding the globe. however, i think to say this is going to be a repeat of 2008 is scaring people unnecessarily. because he's really talking about commodities high yield, for example. back in 2008 you had people buying inflated assets, homes, with borrowed money, and you had millions of people evicted from their homes. >> actually -- >> you're not going to -- met me finish. >> yeah. >> you're not going to have a repeat of that. >> let's get the dates right. in 2008 is when the thing blew up, that's not when the people were buying. i think that's -- >> leading up to 2008 you had people buying inflated assets with borrowed money, and it blew

with me this hour, fox business network's dagen mcdowell.of jpmorgan. they're coming up in a moment. comments from fed chair janet yellen yesterday. looking for triple-digit gains for the dow industrials. we're expecting 250 point move at the open. european markets trading well this morning. take a look. triple digit moves in england, france, germany. across the board, ftse up better than 150 points. 3 1/2% rally in cac in paris. yellen telling audience at university of massachusetts that a rate increase will come this year. >> most fomc participants, including myself, we currently anticipate that achieving this conditions will likely entail a an increase in the federal funds rate later this year. followed by gradual pace of tightening thereafter. but if the economy surprises us, our judgments are data appropriate. excuse me. monetary policy will of course change. maria: my bet october on the fed increase. world comes to the united states. pope francis addressing united nations this morning in new york while in the nation's capitol china's p

with me fox business's dagen mcdowell and ryan newton from "the wall street journal." 220 people in saudied in a stampede near the holy city of mecca. an estimated two million people are taking part in the traditional haj pilgrimage. the area is on the main road from the center of mecca to the hill of arafat, revered by muslims as the place where mohammed gave his farewell sermon. 220 people reported dead in a stampede in saudi arabia. another 450 have been injured. we will continue to update you on the as details become available. >>> pope francis is set to address a joint meeting of congress this morning. the pope yesterday focuses on climate change as he addressed the crowds in our nation's capitol. >> urgency it seems clear to me also that climate change is a problem we can no longer be left to our future generation. >> chinese president xi will be in washington later today. he spent yesterday with some of the biggest corporate names on america's west coast including apple's tim cook. he also addressed the recent swings in the chinese market. >> translator: it is true that recently th