dagen: welcome back.m the theater and i am sweating. i apologize in advance. we are live from the milwaukee wisconsin site of the republican presidential debate. let's take a quick check of the futures, this economy is topic number one tonight and there is no better indication than what stocks are doing and they're coming off of their worst day in six weeks, futures down 21 points all other lows of the morning. donald trump pending an op-ed in the wall street journal of the debate about ending china's currency manipulation. he blasts the president over foreign policy saying the incompetent rudderless obama administration's negligence in foreign policy, trade and national security is making america less confident, less prosperous and less safe. americans deserve better and a from administration will turn us into winners again with senator brown, your reaction to this? is easy to go after the president but what about where would the other candidates stand? >> when i was a senator we took a vote on the manip

>> dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, maria bartiromo has the morning off.y november 27th, with me cheryl casone from fox business. we have to talk more about that. she does, it's going to be excited, you want to stay chuin of what's going on. also kevin kelly and dominic tavella. black friday, maddens well underway. many of people didn't finish wait finishing thanksgiving dinner to begin to shop. $1.7billion. in chicago, meantime protestors will look to disrupt the magnificent mile today, they continue to demonstrate in the day following the the video of black teenager getting shot by white police officer. tensions still high from russia and turkey. his country will still cooperate on the war on isis for now but warned that is at risk if there is another incident like the russian fighter jets being shut down. turning to markets, shanghai composite sliding almost 5 and a half percent to brokerage firms. they are under investigation by authorities. here in the united states markets are open for about half a trading day, closing at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. dow

dagen: good morning.tiromo is off this morning, it is wednesday, november 25th, and with me today "the wall street journal" chief economics correspondent jon his wrath, mike murh murphy top stories 7:30 a.m. eastern time, the fallout from turkey downing a russian fighter jet russia confirj that one of the polites of that plane was rescued is safe at a russian bares in syria. more on the tensions heating i want with russia straight ahead. >> chaos in the windy city, chicago police releasing a graphic video of a black teenager being shot by a cop, this happened more than a year ago. that officer, charged with first-degree murder, protesters filling streets blocking traffic, of and you can hear the outrage from some demonstrators. >> rahm emmanuel needs to be impeached! he know this happened 12 months ago. everyone, all those police officers saw shooting need to be fired, they need to go to jail. dagen: the lockdown in brussels lifted, public transportation, and schools reopening, this is police continue the

dagen: dagen mcdowell in from maria bartiroma. wednesday november 18th and we have breaking news coverage all morning long. fringe police surrounded and apartment building in the paris suburb of saint-denis where the mastermind of the terror attack was suspected to be hiding, we are talking about abdelhamid abaaoud, shootings and explosions started going on roughly an hour according to reports on the ground, 4:30 a.m. paris time, at 10:30, two terrorists were killed including a female suicide bomber who detonated an explosive vest. french authorities, this mess of operations, the suspected mastermind between the terror attack was the target. we cannot confirm at this moment it house soon he was there. we got word from the prosecutor that the police said there was at least some evidence he had been there. what kind of timeline we are talking about we do not know. this was the man, abdelhamid abaaoud, thought to be in syria. is he in france or in paris what does it say about the potential planning for additional attacks in that nati

dagen: and sometimes he acts like a real egg.nt i want to make about money is this: he has gotten to where he is and stayed on top by spending virtually no cash. these other campaigns are bleeding to the point where they lay people off, they consolidate their payrolls, they tell people, you know, well, we're not going to be able to have this much on the ground. >> sure. harris: i'm learning more and more about donald trump's ground game in places like iowa and new hampshire. he's got one. and from everything i'm hearing, it's pretty fierce. kennedy: that's why rich people are rich, they know how to spend money and how not to spend money. >> that's kind of my point. donald trump has defied the odds and is on a trajectory where he very well could be the nominee. harris: so what does the party do? andrea: i think they're doing it. >> the fact that he talks about running as an independent, third party candidate will only hurt that chance because republicans ultimately want to beat hillary clinton, and they're not if he runs -- harris

with me dagen mcdowell and keith mccullough.ontinues for the mastermind behind the paris attacks. the city's transportation system, the schools and the museums all remaining close this morning. in paris british prime minister visiting franÇois hollande. cameron said that the u cu should carry air strikes along side other western countries in an effort to defeat isis. they are confirming the two giants reportedly agreed to merge in 250 billion-dollar deal. the largest of the deal in terms of mna action. pfizer move headquarters to ireland. take a look. pretty good rally there for the maker of botox. looking at the broader market this morning. the dow and s&p and nasdaq under water this morning. fractional losses expected. we have half a day on friday. in europe we are sighing slight declines there as well in early activity. as you can see data from the euro zone out to today. data out of france continues to show the economy slowed since the terrorist attack a week ago. fractions among here. japan is closed for holiday, so no nikk

dagen: what the bat on based on that?ue, banks need more capital, there is a real question about the big banks, regional banks, smaller banks our goods sector, big banks now how to play in the environment they keep getting in. >> tie it to corporate profits. the strong dollar certainly the isn't the 500 profit terms and not a tail wind, can you go through the profit cycle? >> if profits are flat in reported earnings in the s and p, 125, that is not very dramatic but if you are earning them in a $1 comparison with the stronger currency and you are anywhere in the world where is the flow from? same in the bond side. if you are sitting in sovereign walled fund in of lou dobbs wheat would you rather own a ten year german bond and get paid 40 basis points or ten year treasury and get two? we are a bargain. maria: not seen any impact of the terrorist attacks on markets? >> markets are resilience but here's the question. was paris their version of 9/11? or another sequence in what is an ongoing terrible stream of things we are g

dagen: what happens to europe?of the world in terms of the tariff threat because that threat is no longer in the caliphate and in syria and iraq, it has arrived in europe and it will show up on our shores unless something is done. >> you are hitting the nail on the head. everything in the world is very complex as you just point out. you have donald trump saying simplistic things which i'm going to bomb the heck out of isis. i think there are people in government especially the pentagon who would love to do that but that is not going to solve the problem or help israel. it is is going to be dropping some bombs and you still have to do things after that, go in and see who you got and provide support troops, getting with special operations forces and we are not doing that. we have 50 special operations forces and five well funded -- maria: they need back up. thank you very much, season. coming the highlights from my conversation with charles koch who weighs in on the white house race and money in politics, back in a m

dagen: in general.an just negotiating. >> very different as opposed to letting prices rise i mean come on. >> asking for a verdict on obamacare, the obama administration says expanding number of americans who have conforming bringing about-down costs critics say it is doing the opposite hard to sort through who is write in this debate what do you see is it working or not. >> obamacare has 10 parts to it we don't hear much about most of them, we hear a lot about the insurance who is in, out about about deductibles premiums rising costs there are other issues. . >> the one, two, again -- the royals 2015 worlds champions. [cheers and applause] maria: a big win fort royals cheryl casone with highlights. cheryl: a sad day for mets fans, of course, city new york but kansas city, a royals are 2015 world series champions team first title in 30 years, game was tied until the 12th inning back up shortstop colon broke it open driving home winning run, first world series, at-bat, so big night for them, not just chi

dagen mcdowell, what can you tell us in terms to have reaction in the u.s.? >> dagen: maria, i think you have people here and around the world that are speechless given the fact that the continent can't detect a coordinated attack like this. the more we learn about attackers, the more shocking that this is possible. you have one of the men, national french national that traveled to syria over a two-year period. he had been on an extremist and arrested for petty crimes but he was still out there and not under surveillance. >> maria: what should we be thinking that the communication was not tracked or looked closer . >> let's dive to what's behind that. the french has long list, extremists, we are talking about thousands and thousands of people, neither france nor the united states can follow up on that kind of a number, but they have another list which basically the intelligence and security services, those specialized in counterterrorism have. it's probably in the high 2,000. those are under a more deeper surveillance. from the numbers we understood from the

. >> dagen: david, it's dagen mcdowell. you talk about the entitlement reform but will that designate with the american people until we are in a crisis situation, interest rates get so high that we are struggling to pay the interest on the existing debt? >> we are manipulating interest rates. 27 states including milwaukee, wisconsin in 2012, did town hall meetings, editorial boards. the american people are willing to accept tough choices if they're part of a comprehensive plan that principles and values based and deem it to be fair. but 68 to 92% margins we gained agreement on budget reform, social security, health care, and other things. we need leadership. we need proof. we need somebody who could bring somebody together rather than divide people apart. >> good point, david, scott brown here. when you talk about bush's plan, also chris christie has been detailed about what to do with social security and a lot of the entitlements. aside from the candidates who do you think is third and fourth? >> if you look at governors,

dagen: absolutely right.acklash among people who live in the states because maybe the white house has to act. maria: we will take a short break, next hour over half of u.s. governors fighting plans to bring syrian refugees. we will speak with dr. jack sayre who will give us his take on the president's policy toward refugees and geraldo at stake on how much governor those powers have. type 2 diabetes doesn't care who you are. man woman or where you're from. city country we're just everyday people fighting high blood sugar. ♪i am everyday people. farxiga may help in that fight every day. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. one pill a day helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, or difficu

maria: dagen.i want to know about-- we've gotten numbers from the fbi about the number of people under investigation, roughly 900 with specific focus on -- roughly 50 individuals. this is based on our reporting by elizabeth macdonald. what would the fbi be doing in focusing on the 50 people, something that was-- that maria asked earlier, but i think that that might give people in this country even greater confidence in our law enforcement. >> well, law enforcement is doing everything they can and the fbi, within their counterterrorism buros and-- bureaus and dealing with physical surveillance and electron electronic surveillance. and we can look at france prior to the day of the attack, where there was no credible threat in the attack. because the individuals involved in the attack hadn't raised their profile to this level. at some point we need to have that addressed on the individual citizen level being aware and having focus and seeing what's going on around us and setting ourselves up for succe

dagen::of the old home.e decade when keith mccullough turns bullish on stocks. >> at the end of 2009. maria: we are waiting for this cycle. >> i can be bullish at something. maria: thank you. jo lin kent. carl icahn turning his focus to corporate tax reform. former senator judd gregg has a stake and ben carson and the recent polls served. investors, we will talk to wilbur ross talking about what european officials are doing to the greek banks where he is. back and it. ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. maria: welcome back, i am maria bartiroma the is tuesday november 3rd, dagen mcdowell, keith mccullough and jpmorgan's anastasia, top stories at 7:00 a.m. on east coast, wall street journal nbc news presidential poll puts dr. ben carson in

dagen: absolutely.middle east has helped give rise to isis and president obama talking with vladimir putin, and letting them take over with isis, an idea that donald trump floated. are we going to see strength on behalf of the u.s. maria: we'll see about that and we know the president will be giving a news conference and we'll take it live. stuart varney will pick it up now. thank you for your insights this morning and we'll continue the reaction to the deadly attacks in paris, we're live today and tomorrow from paris and we will see you then. "varney & company" begins now. stuart, over to you. stuart: thank you, we'll see you later. raids in muslim areas in france and belgium. the mastermind identified, on the run in syria, and the french interior says another attack could come at anytime. high anxiety over there and here, too. good morning, first, the financial fallout, it looks like america is something of a safe haven in all of this, stocks will open only slightly lower and maybe because of some hot

dagen: but heading south based on fidelity cutting the books.es, uber, to name one. i'm surprised that zuckerberg didn't push quicker, it's way beyond the messaging apps and delete those, it's become, its competition to twitter as a news delivery service. >> what they've done, they have a product called discover which is starting to take off with a lot of traditional news organizations and during our life debate, there were people watching from snapchat behind the scenes video. maria: next week some of these deals, you've got match.com going public and square going public. we've been talking about these deals for some time, but that's probably going to be a lot of excitement around those deals. are you hearing anything, jo, about pricing and how the stocks trade? i believe they go public on thursday. >> the square, they priced more conservatively before they went out on the road so there is some concern about how much it will actually-- how successful it can be, especially given some tech stocks that haven't fared so well after they went public.

dagen and connell. wouldn't come on camera becse they know it's a stupid, stupid protest. and you only pay that much for college, you need another degree. the protests when we're done it's about very big cost. dagen: we saw the fight for 15 march coast to coast and even had protesters m milwaukee for the $15 minimum wage, that is a push, we want more for nothing, i think. and there is a push for more and more and more and i think with the $15 minimum wage, because you've seen it in cities like seattle, san francisco, los angeles and here in new york, and new york city, that there will be a billinger push. i think business-wise, that's a greater danger to smaller businesses than anything else. connell: a couple of things, a city of new york school, an odd place to have a protest about high tuition costs, that's obvious, but-- >> the people outside the new york area who here have low costs or, you know, they don't relate to that. connell: they don't relate to the fact that it's-- well, not -- compared to

maria: true, dagen mcdowell jo ling in the conversation dagen i brought uphi hillary clinton audiencerÉsume booed when name came up gop voters want to know one thing who on that stage will be able to beat secretary clinton in the general election. dagen: you brought it up in a direct unbiased way. you clearly you are not it was not a gotcha question it is like, listen. this is what you are going to get asked, this is what you are going to have to face if you are running against her, and overall, the debate brought out basically a question about what is a conservative in the this country what are you going to spend money on where are you going to cut, what is your position around are immigration everything around donald trump position so dramatic, you have to ask what makes a conservative, where do i stand on all these issues, by the way, yeah taking a victory lap, tweeting about this, but -- the thing is we are so -- >> can i just -- yeah i was going to say talking about important issues go ahead. dagen: so proud to work here, and work with all the people, because we were on-site so m

dagen: they are not speaking to the public.he almost 95 million people that are not part of the labor force anymore. charles: they are lying about it. they are twisting the facts. u.s. prophets themselves are down considerably. neil: 1% -- dagen: somebody voted for elizabeth warren. elizabeth warren can say i will not go after the 1%. dagen: it is almost as bad as a young lady that you had on the air last week. it is idiocy fueling idiocy. it is this notion that jobs come out of nowhere. neil: they are giving stuff away. charles: i think it is dangerous to call them idiots. dagen: i did not call them idiots, i said it is idiocy. charles: you have this constant capitalist movement. howard schultz from starbucks. concentrating on this for over a decade. this is not overnight. going after the corporate allen's sheet is something that has been on their agenda. dagen: at danny meyer wants to eliminate tipping. charles: when they do this, though, he does it as part of the constant capitalist movement. hey, we want policy. it is his b

we have now mornings with maria beginning and good morning to you dagen mcdowell. >> dagen: good morning murphy. gentlemen, welcome. >> good morning. >> dagen: tensions heating up and coalition. >> graphic video of a black teenager being shot by a police officer. that officer charged with first degree murder. protestors filling the streets and blocking traffic in some parts of chicago and you could hear the outrage from demonstrator. >> rahm emanuel needs to be impeached. he knew this happened 12 months ago. every one of the police officers that saw the shooting, they need to be fired and go to jail. >> dagen: we will be covering the story in the morning. this is police surge for another suspect in the terrorist terror attacks, a live report from paris is coming up. one and a half percent gain on the cac in france there and here in the u.s. it is the last full trading day of the week, but a busy morning on the economic calendar. take a look futures across the board. you had gabes yesterday on the market thanks to the bounceback in oil, tensions in the middle east means oil moves up, exxo

mcdowell. >> dagen: good morning, everybody, we are coming live from milwaukee, wisconsin.und of applause for the handsome gentlemen scott brown and anthony scaramucci. they will be with us for the next three hours. let's start with the top stories, we are hours away from the republican presidential candidates taking the stage for the fourth debate of this election cycle and the candidates are intensifying attacks on one another. senator marco rubio taking on the front runner donald trump on the lead-up to tonight's events. rubio taking issue with trump's attacks on rubio's personal finances. >> i'm not sure someone like donald trump who has taken four companies into bankruptcies should be lecturing anyone about finances. >> dagen: trump, of course, responding marco rubio is a total lightweight which i wouldn't hire to run one of my smaller companies. well, this leads up to tonight, you must tune in, 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. republican debate, the latter comoderated by the host of this program maria bartiromo. of course, niel cavuto and gerard baker. 200-point drop from the

dagen and sandra. thanks so much.u tomorrow same time, same place, "varney & company" is next, stuart, take it away. stuart: i will, mary -- maria, i'm sorry i have a maria next to me. we boldly proclaim that 2015 is the on-line turning point. if there was any doubt, the numbers from the thanksgiving holiday make the point. more of us clicked than went to the mall and spent way more on-line than last year. no wonder amazon is the stock of the year, we are going to take you to one of the gigantic fulfillment centers and by the way, the stock is going up again this morning. there was another big story for you. the paris climate conference. president obama is there. he's pushing a trillion dollar a year agreement to cut the temperature of the planet. the rioters are out as well. not the best way to gain public support in a city wracked so recently by violence. how about this?

. >> dagen: it was uneventful.e's always that. thank you -- i'm thankful for that. thank you so much, nickel. maria bartiromo has the morning off. it's friday, black friday november 27th, with me cheryl casone and dominic and none of them look like they have a turkey hangover. [laughter] >> dagen: biggest shopping day of the year black friday and maddens well underway. many people didn't even wait to finish thanksgiving dinner before starting to shop. in chicago, protestors look to go disrupt the magnificent mile today, they continue to demonstrate days following the release of a black teenager being shot and killed by a white police officer. we have a live report lathe this hour. tensions remain higher between russia and turkey. his country will cooperate on war on isis for now that warned that there's a risk if there's another ib kiddent like the russian fighter jet being shot down by turkey. turning to markets, a couple of brokerage firms there are being investigated. here in the united states markets are open u

dagen: part of this-- >> what does hillary think about this?going to have to declare, i don't think she said a word about it, she was outlining her isis strategy over there, not talking about her isis strategy over here, which i think is more important in the minds of voting public. she's going to have to declare-- millions the need yeah wimps out like they have before, what she thinks about this. dagen: part of the legislation yesterday would shift the director responsibility of vetting these refugees to the fbi and department of homeland security with coordination with other agencies including the fbi, but that's just some of this. neil: and it's not resolving with this, we'll see. thank you very, very much. we've got a lot more on the implications of this and the latest what's going on with the health care stocks, insurance stocks, whoa. . . . . ♪ come on, wake up!!! come on, why ya sleepin'? come on! >>what time is it? it's go time. >>come on. let's go, let's go, let's go. woooo hoooo!! yeah!! i feel like i went to bed an hour ago. >>i'll m

dagen mcdowell as well, democratic strategist richard goodstein. you talk to a lot of these kids and they are just saying enough is enough. i can understand exasperate mission with college bills, austin loan debts piling up but do they really think with the wave of all want on the 1% all that goes away? >> they think it is easy, they think it is simple and they haven't thought it through as you saw with this young lady, i asked young woman how are you going to pay for that, the free tuition, of the $1.5 trillion, she shrugged, she had no idea. i think they're grasping of government spending and the economy is not there. i also want to say don't look too hard at this because you are already paying for these college degrees as it is this the president has a program called a as you earn where you pay as much as you can afford and last year, just months ago we found a $21 billion deficit in the student loan programs because of it. you are already. neil: my problem is not with kids. you are what you are exposed to and i wish they were exposed to basic m

we are going to hand it right over to dagen mcdowell in mornings with maria. >> dagen: thank you so much i'm dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo. it is wednesday november 18th and we have major breaking news this morning. if you were just getting up and turning the television set on, you are looking at live pictures where a massive police standoff took place over night. we will get the pictures back up for you shortly. here is what happened about 4:30 paris time. that would be about 10:30 p.m. east coast time. it is near the soccer stadium where the deadly attacks on friday the 13th started. police were hunting for the mastermind behind those ho risk terror attacks on friday, he was expected to be hiding there. there was shootings and here are the reports. at least two terrorists killed including one female suicide bomber who detonated an explosive vest. the other potential terror suspect was killed by a sniper. french authorities say that seven superintendents have been arrested so far in this massive operation. the suspected mastermind behind friday easter ror attack was the target. abd

it is -- neil: tempting source of funds, dagen.each remembers angry, particularly in chicago. neil: hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> they have a half a billion dollar budget short fall they have to fill in matter of months. neil: chicago. >> right. you could have automatic layoffs. teachers were asked by chicago public school system take a pay cut of 7%. so the teachers and teachers union is extremely angry. here is overall danger. see it in other cities, talking about baltimore and detroit, drive tax base away. who will pay bills when no one to tax. neil: rage is palpable whether awe guy other disagree with it. wondering who will pay for that. >> part of the presidential candidate and part of appeal with bernie sanders. income inequality and fight against 1% and all of this. this idea about incentives this is something already going on as i said earlier. phil flynn made the point again, and particularly in this state of illinois. i know it is national. with tax structure in illinois, a lot of small businesses choosing to do

dagen: can arrest in the stabbing of an american hero who stop the terror attack on a french train this summer. on october 8th sergeant spencer's stone was stabbed multiple times outside a bar in sacramento. jones spent several days and the hospital with serious injuries. police yesterday arrest king james tram for that attack after tips from the community for it in, as they say it is viewed led to the fight and the staffing while investigators say others were involved, they believed iran had the knife. >> detectives doing surveillance at this particular residence affected a traffic stop on him in the area of highway 99 and arrested him for the charges of the murder. arthel: in august zone in two france helped take down an armed man, fired shots on a paris bound train. "imus in the morning" jon: they call it the biggest mob trial in modern-day rome. 46 reputed gangsters and politicians accused of systematic corruption. kellogg is live in rome with more. >> it is not about business men duking it out for influence. it is allegedly about the capital being taken over by gangsters and what p

dagen: yes. >> within one day, i sell prices jumped by $50. the prices, you will overpay. >> strange inheritance tonight. >> you'll you will definitely want to watch strange inheritance. thank you. i will be watching. we have breaking news to get to right now. a program that allows more than 20 million foreigners a year to come to this country with very little screening. the state department will all spend the next 60 days evaluating our current system. in the meantime, how vulnerable are we? i am trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report.

earlier, dagen mcdowell had a great comment.gh they are both billionaires, their skin is still pretty thin. neil: we try not to quote dagen here. >> we love her. neil: back down to air it. this is a good thing i think for science overall. >> that is for you and your whole generation. all right. i love her. a former new jersey governor on a message on 9/11. making us forget about 9/11 and why everything we're doing now has us worried we just may if we're not careful. stick around. ♪ ♪ . neil: all right. we were showing you -- rather than not so busy chicago airport that kind of, you know, cramps our style and theme here that everyone's nervous to fly. but i actually think as i told jeff flock, it helped our message here. people are so scared to fly be with they're not going to the airports so you don't see these long lines. so either way, this scare tactic is pretty much evidencing itself. no one knows which ended up, just that they're a little anxious traveling into this thanksgiving season, more on that. seth, what do you make

. >> maria: it is tuesday november 3rd, with me dagen mcdowell and anastasia amoroso.ll have much more on the story coming up in the program. >> we are not putting u.s. troops on the front lines fighting fire fights with isil, but i've been consistent throughout that we are not going to be fighting like we did in iraq with battalions and occupations, that doesn't solve the problem. >> maria: president obama defending decision to send special forces to syria. i will not put american boots on the ground in syria. the company behind the construction of the keystone pipeline, excel pipline has thrown the administration a throw ball, asking the u.s. state department to suspend permanent application in face of rejection of obama white house. final decision from the state department as early as this week, futures right now lower opening for broader averages. it's early but we are expecting the dow to be down about 25 points this morning. in europe take a look at the action there. mostly to the downside. cac up a fraction and dax in germany down a quarter percent. onto asia we

it is monday november 2nd, with me this hour dagen mcdowell, keith mccullough, russian airline crushing moscow says the passenger jet broke up in midair. isis is claiming responsibility for the disaster. seems like no one believes isis. egyptian government is not pulling that out. more of the story developing ahead. >> what i do not believe is we should advance comprehensive legislation with the president as seemed untrustworthy on this issue. >> maria: making rounds on the sunday programs this weekend. taking one big agenda item off the table for the foreseeable future. immigration vote may not come up until at least 2017. till the campaign trail we go. effort to sidestep is republican national committee with the tv networks directly. details of several changes will be revealed in several days. first trading day of the new month. futures showing a mix market. higher opening. check your action. fiction story there. largely to the upside. paris up a fraction as dax index in germany. in asia overnight, markets look like this and as you can see it was a lower performance for the major asia

. >> maria: hi, everybody, it is monday november 23rd with me dagen mcdowell, keith mccullough.seums remaining close today. david cameron visiting french president franÇois hollande. uk should carry air strikes in syria along western countries in the effort to defeat isis. pfizer/allergan, agreed to merge in 150 billion-dollar deal. the largest of the year. pfizer the tenth largest american company wanting better tax rates, move headquarters to ireland. futures indicating weakness this morning. we do have the dow jones industrial about 30 points today. gdp out this week and holiday short week with thanksgiving on thursday. in europe. take a look. down about 3 quarters of a percent in paris and dax index in germany third of a percent. but the data out of france show it is economy there continues to slow sinister ris attacks. in asia, nikkei close for holiday, but you did have weakness in the shanghai and kospi was up.

i'm maria bartiromo and it's tuesday november 24th, with me this morning dagen mcdowell and ceo keithghter jet shot down a russian aircraft near the turkey-syrian border. the aircraft was warned three times to get out of the turkish airspace coming in the news right now. a suicide vest has been sound and authorities believed it belonged to the attacker still at large. brussels on lockdown for a fourth day in a row this morning. the u.s. initiating global travel warning. french president franÇois hollande will meet with president obama in washington, will hold a news conference which you can watch right here. we will take that for you live. a terrorist a top issue in campaign trail. doubled down on comments of bringing water boarding to combat isis. >> would approve water boarding? in a heart beat. don't kid yourself, folks, it works, only a stupid person would say it doesn't work. >> maria: later in the program we will hear from gulliani. higher than the first estimate. keith mccullough has an issue with that number. [laughter] >> maria: let's check out futures ahead of the numbers wh

dagen: yes. >> within one day, i sell prices jumped by $50. if you are not tracking the prices, you will overpay. >> strange inheritance tonight. >> you'll you will definitely want to watch strange inheritance. thank you. i will be watching. we have breaking news to get to right now. a program that allows more than 20 million foreigners a year to come to this country with very little screening. the state department will all spend the next 60 days evaluating our current system. in the meantime, how vulnerable are we? i am trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. protecting our border from isis. we know that they have previously visited a so-called safe haven. hanging out in syria. really not coming here. increasing the fines that airlines must pay. an airline that does not check passport data is find $5000. the agencies are expected to come up with a gaijin ways to better improve screening. again, breaking news. the entire wage program allowing foreigners into this country. now being placed under review. there will be a report on it. wh

i'm maria bartiromo, it is thursday november 19th, with me dagen mcdowell and recon capital kevin kelly00 rounds yesterday. at least two people were killed and eight others retained. this group was planning another attack targeting the financial district in paris. meanwhile in belgium authorities there launching six raids near brussels linked to suicide bombers. focus on raids were on the antorage. he would veto any legislation requiring additional screening for syrian refugees. >> the overwhelming numbers who have been applying are children, women, families, themselves victims of terrorism. we already have in place the most vigorous bedding process that we have for anybody in this country. >> maria: refugees are already under much more scrutiny and refugee rhetoric will settle down. we will bring you the latest developments. turning to market action. take a look at where we stand. futures indicating higher ip opening, nasdaq higher as s&p 500, strength overseas as well this morning. square and match groups set to start trading today. problem is they've priced below estimates. nine doll

dagen: if it is encrypted, it simply is not that easy anymore. instances -- neil: who is the guy with this device? >> -- [laughter] >> it will say that on the device. the software scrambles it and encrypts it. liz: jim made the fbi director specifically want to force technology companies with encrypted software and hardware. the government in a court order could, get that information. the back door. what is happening is the more sophisticated the technology gets, the more sophisticated we get communicating. actually being forced to pull back. the government has less power. less access to information. it makes zero sense. >> i know for a fact for decades they can get access to a lot of information. it is kind of weird that companies are being dragooned. yes, we get it. we want to catch the bad guys. >> the latest james bond? >> based on the crack down. based on the tool edward snowden we can see no evil and we can hear no evil. that reigns down on us unless we change the way that this is going. neil: that is what they are doing. thank you very, ve

dagen: we've got to go. my final thought, adopt a dog and it's always about charles payne who is in. thank you, gentlemen. charles is in for stuart varney. charles: hey, dagen, merry, merry-- happy thanksgiving. stuart varney is enjoying his first thanksgiving as an american. first, nearly $2 billion spent on your smart phones. it's the year that america is turning to mass consumption because so far in-traffic stuff is looking good. and perhaps low fuel prices, we're marking toward $1.99 on the national average. to politics, because it's been a huge week for politics. president obama's thanksgiving message, comparing syrian refugees to the mayflower pilgrims. we have it on tape to prove it to you, it's not a hoax. and france and russia, their presidents are uniting in a battle against isis. america no longer in the lead there. russia sending in long range missiles to syria on the syrian turkish border. turkey's response, we'll see, all of that related to the shootdown. it's a real big day. "varney & company,

with me this morning from our new york headquarters fox business network's dagen mcdowell, cheryl casone kent. we'll get to everybody momentarily. good morning, ladies. >> hey. maria: your top stories 6:00 a.m. on east coast. we have breaking news this morning. the pentagon announces overnight an airstrike targeting the terrorist known as "jihadi john" inside of syria. the british national responsible for the beheading of multiple isis hostages, including american journal its james foley and steven sotloff. a senior u.s. military source telling fox news, quote, we're 99% sure we got him. the fight against isis playing a key role in tuesday's fox business/"wall street journal" republican presidential debate. >> they are coming for us. they recruit americans using social media. they don't hate us simply because we support israel. they hate us because of our values. they hate us because our girls go to school. they hate us because women drive in the united states. >> their desire is to destroy us an destroy our way of life. we have to say how do we make them look like losers? that is the wa

back with us for a special 2016 election edition of "ask sean," dagen mcdowell.ere busy with interviews with candidates. go yeah, yeah, yeah. i'm whaback now. >> there's always sneak questions. >> no, this is all serious. we had a big debate this week, fox business network. let's get into this. this is twitter/facebook. >> i want your questions, too. >> hold your horses. let's get to the viewers first. david davis on twitter asks what do you think this election cycle would be like without donald trump ever mentioning his candidacy? >> dull. boring. the same. he has added life and energy and infusion of energy that i think has benefited every other candidate in this race. especially republicans. >> what about on politics? this is my question though. on policy. his immigration stance is very clear and very tough and hard-nosed. everybody's kind of revolving around his -- >> i think a lot of people that didn't respect american law and sovereignty should go back but the first thing we've got to do, if you have a boat and it is taking on water, what is the first thing

stuart: thank you very much, dagen. now hear this, a military style battle in paris. the fbi warns terror may come here for the holidays if not before, but president obama turns his anger on republicans, his fellow americans. what a day. good morning, everyone, it's wednesday. intense gunfire, explosions, heavy weapons, in an urban setting just outside paris. two terrorists dead, they were looking for the mastermind and don't know if we've got him. it looks like, it feels like war over there. the fbi is taking agents off-white collar, and they're active. and the president obama says migrants are shameless if they bring in christians first. this is shameless, greece plays turkey in a friendly soccer game. during a minute of silence for the paris victims, there were boos and shouts of allah akbar, which is what the terrorists shouted as they killed their victims. shameless indeed. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ to the battle in paris, the raid in the paris suburb of saint-denis is over. ashley: this began at 4 a.m. local time, stuart, it's in an area north of p

to charlie gasparino and dagen mcdowell. what do you think of that climate change? i thought it was offbase, offtone but common when you talk about president obama and what his interests are. neil: this was already arranged, break it off. the terrorists, et cetera. it was a big global summit planned to. cancel it would send the wrong message. what do you think? >> i think this is important to them, and it seemed like some tone deafness in this press conference, if you will. i was listening for what is new, what are you saying that's new about fighting the islamic state, given the terror attacks in france, and you didn't hear that much that was new. it wouldn't seem so off-kilter for them to talk about the climate change summit, if they had said more, hollande and obama what they're going to do, we got increasing strikes in syria, sharing intelligence, more cooperation. somebody count how many times cooperation was said in the press conference. i think one of the bigger things that hollande mentioned closing the border between turkey and syria. neil: what's interesti

dagen mcdowell was monitoring that.er here, she sees things very differently. [ laughter ] >> you do. everyone gloms onto a consensus point and you capture something weird that ends up being very prescient. what did you see in the double booing? >> i think that trump, the people who love trump really love him. and you know that based on twitter. he had the most twitter activity last night. neil: does that correlate into anything, i hear young people like you love twitter and all? >> i wouldn't extrapolate anything in terms of polling, based on that, but the people, there are people who don't like him and other people who don't like him really don't like him. there's a new abc-"washington post" poll, i've got data to back this up before i go into it. neil: i'm reading your notes, they look like the musings of a mad woman. >> they are. he had 69% favorable rating, trump did. 29% was the unfavorable, and compare that to 18% unfavorable for carson. so he has a lot more unfavorable. of course, jeb bush has 37% unfavorable, w

dagen: happy day. big hugs. a big hug and a handoff to mr. stuart varney. stuart: thank you very much. the reviews are in. they are not good for the president. good morning, everyone. no change in the fight against terror. that was the message to france. mr. obama said that the parents climate conference is a powerful rebuke to terror. what do you think the answer to that was? ridicule from the right and mockery from some of the left. however, it is thanksgiving week. we bring you good news. gas prices at the lowest in seven years. the vast majority of states, you will find gas somewhere at $2 a gallon or less. come on in, everybody. this is my first thanksgiving as a genuine american. varney and company is about to begin. ♪ all right. welcome to the show everyone. a strange response from protesters in chicago after release of a dash cam video showing a white police officer killing a black teenager. the footage shows the death of a 17-year-old at the hands of a police officer. charging with murder earlier tuesday. we will have more on this coming up in just

maria: keith mccollough, dagen mcdowell, thank you very much. "varney & company" begins right now, over to you. stuart: thanks very much, maria. over there, terror shut down the administrative capital of europe. over here, terror shifts the political needle. high anxiety everywhere this thanksgiving week. good morning everyone. more raids in belgium and brussels remains on lockdowns, the city that runs europe's government has no schools, no public gatherings and no subways, they haven't caught the guy they're looking for either. terror moving the political leader. donald trump's hard line sends up up in the polls and president obama's approval rating sinks. and two out of three voters oppose bringing in more syrian refugees. the gas pumps. gas keeps falling, around $2 or less in most of the country this thanksgiving holiday. but america is about to lose a giant pfizer maker of viagra heads to ireland to escape u.s. taxes. here we go. get ready for a very big show, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ brussels enters its third day of lockdown,

don: thank you, dagen mcdowell and "varney & company" is up next, and stuart, over to you. stuart: thanks very much. got him, he's dead the man who orchestrated the paris attack has been killed. there's the headline and good morning, everyone. authorities in france confirmed it. a police raid took out abdelhamid abaaoud the so-called mastermind, that's indeed the headline from paris. the headline from president obama, a veto to any resistance to letting in ref fees. let them in said the new york mayor and then an isis threat from new york, we're safe and well prepared says bill deblasio. to the polls, ben carson takes a huge tumble, now tied for third. it was a post-paris poll and donald trump has extended his lead. to wall street, watch out, square, that's the on-line payment system, it goes public today, and as some big money will be lost. the all new and all american edition of "varney & company," that's about to begin. ♪ >> he's dead. french authorities saying the architect of the paris terror attack was killed in the pre-dawn raids yesterday. his name was abdelhamid ab