dagen: dr.ear and now they come out and say it's not as safe as we thought. that's -- that's where it foments mistrust among americans with the federal government. >> i can certainly see that, dagen. we have to think about math. you cannot detect rare events that are one in 100,000 or one in 250,000 out of a study of 30 or 40,000 people. so these are very rare events. but i would turn it around the other way. i would say, look, the system is being transparent. even with very rare events, they're being transparent about the concern and they're issuing guidance in real-time as the information comes in to address the concern. but these are very rare of events, just to be clear. dagen: president biden made some strong claims about the vaccine. dr. levy, i want you to listen to this and i'll get your reaction. >> for unvaccinated, we are looking at a winter of severe illness and death. but there's good news. if you're vaccinated and you have your booster shot, you're protected from severe illness and

dagen, what is your resolution? >> dagen: rest.mmy's. i have gained a lot of weight. stop biting my fingernails, which i started during covid too, i will not show you what they look like. it's bad. [laughter] then, i want to see my dad more often and my family. my dad is cool. >> a car guy. >> that's one of my resolutions, to see my grandchildren, my lovely grandchildren, to watch them grow. there's a bunch of shots we have seen already. wonderful, wonderful. five of them. they have grown great. i want to get a new dog. my two dogs that i have are 12 years old. i want them to have a buddy, and i want to see the body before i follow the two old dogs. [laughter] i want to stay cute into my '80s. >> you are on your way. [laughter] i could resist getting a haircut until someone shaves off half of it when i am asleep. >> you look good. >> what is your resolution questioning >> three years ago, i started a resolution where i would do something to help my posture every day, stay with that. now, twice a day. it's a hard thing. i stand, wat

>> dagen: i'm not picky which based on my history i think it's pretty clear.ender studies and you are paying $300,000 for that degree, never going to be able to support yourself, you're going to get hooked up with that wind up having to pay for her or his -- >> jesse: marrying debt. >> kayleigh: i dated a democrat earlier in life however i am married to a camo wearing conservative, mark levine, republican. that is where i was always meant to be. however more of the liberal democrats supplemented they would date a republican woman, so they may have a hard time. >> greg: won big findings it reverses the stereotype. republicans are actually open-minded and the left are intolerant. their version of tolerance is being tolerant was somebody you already agree with but the real lesson here, it is not actually about the political affiliations, it is about the severity of it. i dated mostly all liberals but i would never date a hard left activist protester because there is something wrong, there is a survivalist, something wrong going there too so when you go to the ext

but it happens all the time. >> dagen: arm pit poots."special report." making fart noises with your armpit. >> jesse: i can't think of anything. i eat the peanut butter, i eat peanut butter with a spoon out of the tub. is that childish? >> greg: no. do you know it's childish? i am 57 and i bite my nails to the bone. look at my hangnail spread and i have got a wart that i keep scratching at. >> jesse: you had it for a while. >> greg: i think it has its own brain and it's telling me things. i love this one from bob. what's your hometown famous for? >> jesse: the city of brotherly love. that's not what we are for. portable fans, roughness. >> dana: what about the sandwiches? >> jesse: hoagies and cheesesteaks for sure. but really bad fans. >> greg: hall and oates, aren't they from philadelphia? >> dana: what about the liberty bell? >> greg: that is cracked. >> dagen: patrick henry's last home and burial places in my hometown. and charles, the member of the football hall of fame who won five super bowls. >> greg: 49ers. >> dagen: and the cow

maria: um-hmm dagen.ople found jobs last month according to that separate household survey, while 594,000 people entered or reentered, the workforce. therein lies uptick in participation rate, but more hundreds of thousands of people found jobs or a million more than a million, in last month according to household survey so unemployment rate fell for the a very good reason. maria: okay. brian brenberg. brian: going with steve on this one this is the policy uncertainty jobs' report. when you've got a vaccine mandate out there, that people don't understand, they don't know when going to happen it is tied up in courts remember this survey for this report, was mid november after we had got announcements about osha, mandate so forth, that kills hiring i was surprised to see it show up this quickly in november but i don't know how you can ignore right now that is an issue. >> one thing to that, first of all, something else we talked about, for the last 10, 12 months on this show, there is a widening gap between

here's dagen. go ahead, dagen.: just sitting here looking at a chart of the fed's balance sheet going back to 2007, august 2007 through december 8th of 2021. and there was virtually no he reduction in that balance sheet. we went from i think it was less than $800 million of fed balance sheet before the financial crisis and now it's at close to, what, $9 trillion. so it's just absolutely insane at how big the fed's balance sheet has gotten and another thing that was going on yesterday is what jay powell said actually wasn't that aggressive. it was completely expected. maria had people on her show yesterday saying three rate hikes. they hike rates after they stop the bond buying program in march and that's what we heard. jay powell's got -- and lael brainard have to worry about confirmation hearings coming up. they're not going to do anything to irritate the democrats, the fed's been buying more than half the new treasury debt this year. again, sopping up all that debt issued by these free-spending liberals. so he ju

but this is gonna hurt everybody. >> dagen: it hurts everybody. it creates wastelands in impoverished neighborhoods that cannot afford to lose a walgreens or cvs or store that provides groceries. all of these major chains can fight this. they have people on staff. large staff trying to trap what is $45 billion worth of annual losses these days in theft. by the way, i checked with andy mccarthy on this, joe biden's justice department. merrick garland's justice department and the fbi couldn't do a heck of a lot more to fight this crime. you don't even -- emily can jump in on this, but you don't even need to use the racketeering statute. you could investigate it based purely on interstate commerce if the stolen property is being moved or if interstate conspiracies are organizing them. remember that the judgment of justice went and after investigating the theft of joe biden's daughters diary alleging it might've been stolen out of a hotel. or merrick garland said that the justice department needs to escape parents and help on school boards that might

dagen and joe, stay right there.s so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it it wednesday, december 15th. congress votes to increase the nation's borrowing limit and avoids a debt default hours before the deadline. what you need to know this morning, coming up. the federal reserve speaks, one more time in 2021. the central bank closing its two day t meeting today with a final monetary policy decision of the year. we're on it all morning long. we'll hear from the fed today at 2:00 p.m. eastern. markets this morning are searching for direction ahead of the fed's speech. the dow industrials are up 2 points, s&p down 1 and a quarter, nasdaq lower by 28, after stocks fell yesterday weighed down by the hot inflation report an uncertainty over the omicron variant. as you can see, yesterday the dow was down 106, nasdaq was down 175, worst performer down 1%. in europe this morning, the u.k. november consumer price index is out. european markets are mixed. the u.k. cpi was up 7-tenths of a percent month over month. the ft

dagen: when the new tree was lit., this is what they stand for. had they do not stand for law-abiding citizens. they don't stand up for the innocent. they don't care and they don't deserve the jobs that they have. maria: i mean, it's extraordinary that he was standing across the street. he was out on bail three seconds later because of these no bail policieses. dagen: he had a long list of offenses and i know for a fact a cup -- couple of weeks ago that he was nearby spitting and harassing -- spitting upon and harassing two elderly latino women who didn't speak english. so again, who do these prosecutors stand up for? who do these legislators, the head of the legislator here, the head of the t senate, who do they stand up for? not the he'll l deerly and not -- elderly and a not women. maria: it starts at the top, dagen. who are joe biden and kamala harris protecting with these wide open borders? not american citizens. dagen: their own political power as james said last hour. maria: i'm afraid to go into big retail sho

dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, maria bartiromo is joining shortly. it's tuesday, december 21st. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern. president biden set to address the nation today with what he is calling new tools to battle a spike in omicron variant cases. the president promising, quote, a winter of severe illness and death for those who have not taken a vaccine. jen psaki also hinting that the president might take questions, may take questions after, but says, quote, it depends on what you ask. we'll get into this all morning long as more cities and venues are going into shutdown mode. futures are looking to he rebound this morning, we have gains across the board, sizable gains on all three major market gauges, this after all three major gauges finished deep in the red yesterday, losses all north of 1%. a rise in omicron fears weighing on investors. european markets are in the green, gains across the board in england, france and jrm any and in say -- germany and in asia overnight markets higher across the board as well. "mornings with marias" is l

dagen: good morning. i'm dagen mcdowell, maria bartiromo will joining us shortly. wednesday december 8th, 6:00 a.m. eastern. joe says no. senator joe manchin putting cod bosh on president biden's agenda and serious concern of rising inflation and putting more government money into the economy this comes as new poll shows voters are increasing pessimistic about joe biden's leadership especially on issues like the economy. only 41% of voters approve of his job performance. 57% disapprove. we get into that all morning long. a look at markets, futures are a little bit to the downside, 61-point loss from the dow futures. mix action. two tenths of 1% this after one banner day wall street all 3 major markets gauges brushing off the omicron concerns to finish with their best day since march. look at those markets go. european markets are mixed this wednesday. actually they are down across the board at the moment. slight loss on the ftse 100 in england. in asia overnight, across the board from south korea to shanghai. nikkei in japan nearly up 1 and a half percent. mornings

maria: well, you're right, dagen.lies they continue just come out and be honest, there was never any whipping. i will tell you where there was whipping, jonathan, there was whipping of woman in afghanistan. that i saw u with my own eyes. there was whipping by the taliban of women on the ground in afghanistan, what does joe biden have to say about that, the way that we left afghanistan, the crisis just keep piling up for this guy? >> yeah, i mean, the numbers speak for itself. $2.2 trillion spent by the taxpayers over 20-year term war and the botched withdrawal, what does -- what do we have to say about this. what does it say for the people, the men and women who risk their lives who fought and died in that war? beyond that, quite frankly it's hard to attract independents when you can't even keep members of your own party maria, senator manchin is considering his place in the democratic party as a result of the president's lack of leadership. beyond that, the crime -- crime is rising throughout this country. here in sa

dagen: the -- maria: i hope dagen's right about eric adams.ing from the incoming mayor, for sure. dagen: it was the people of color in the outer boroughs who got him elected. it was black and latino voters who stepped up to vote for him in the democratic primary. it was all these elitists that live in high rises with doormen and get chauffeured around new york in cars, they didn't vote for him. maria: yeah. well, the white house continues to bring misinformation about all of this. the good news is, the american people see through it. to blame covid is ridiculous. she's dismissing the congressional budget office. we'll take a break. when we come back wait until you hear what the white house press secretary had to say about the cbo and the true cost of the build back better plan at $4.9 trillion. we'll get psaki's reaction when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. this is your home. this is your family room slash gym. the guest bedroom slash music studio. the daybed slash dog bed

just saying. >> dana: dagen?way too much? check out this inappropriately dressed fellow. it was santa. flying in powered parachute. this is in jacksonville beach, florida. i don't know a little creepy. >> bill: in the spirit. >> dagen: i'm a christmas kind of person. >> dana: bright lights. >> bill: ho ho ho here we go, go, go. >> dana: this is an important moment in the show let's see? >> bill: let's see if i can stick the landing first ever ever. i want to take to you las vegas here. 1-year-old lauren ray. she has a little dog on her front porch and there was a pit bull that wanted to eat other dog. roll the tape here and here is what happened. got that? are you watching this? [barking] >> bill: she can't get away from this pit bull until the amazon workers comes neighbor next door and gets between all of them and she runs off. full stop here. roll the soundbite from the amazon worker, check it out. >> get back, get back scheam everybody is okay. everybody is a okay. the amazon worker came to the rescue, they g

i will disagree with dagen a little bit.nts approvals are pushed by what people feel about the economy. joe biden, he played such a big hand that trump had because this pandemic when he comes and he is going to get it all solved in the fact -- kids are worried about finances and football games and whether they go to school and earn mass forever and that these working people are wanting to go back to normal. i think that has the biggest impact on his poll numbers. here's the thing. he can't get out of it. because the man can't talk. and he doesn't have the energy to do the job and his number to go, i don't know where she is. she is nowhere to be seen. >> she has a good laugh though, right. >> you like the vice president because -- and you need that. >> she is terrible, man. this is very hard to watch. but don't worry about the economy. biden is getting a bunch of gold bars from a nigerian prince. he has a new plan to turn it all around. it's going to be fine, i'm telling you. the inflation is everything ended skilling in. and

dagen mcdowell your thoughts.ton's master class would be amazing topics like how to turn a 12,000 dollar investment into 100 thousand dollars less than a fear remember futures she was trading or a could lowquiem on history of carpet bagging, charitable foundation cash cow how to do a southern accent intermedia date wiping, wisconsin, and introduction, introduction to server management. i will retweet this column it is hilarious short very funny. maria: let me remind our viewers about the way that hillary clinton and her friends completely destroyed democracy. by lying, and coming up with a story about donald trump colluding with russia at a time she was in fact colluding with russia taking money from russia, clinton global initiative, are steve forbes it is very important to rhyme everybody what hillary clinton was responsible for now that we have had official confirmation from john durham, and others that she in fact made up a story, about her political opponent and got entire country to believe it by ensignaling

>> dagen: for me? zero. by the way, betty white would have checked the gun.cularly the george stephanopoulos interview, which was the equivalent of george stephanopoulos giving baldwin a pedicure with his mouth. [laughter] >> kennedy: wonderful. >> dagen: he is out by his suv. "don't get near my car!" and his wife with the fake spanish accent is walking around with her phone any time anybody is them. these are journalists from "the new york post" who are trying to get them to answer questions. i think he's done. the only way he might get a job on a movie is if he produces it, but nobody is going to work for him as a producer, because he runs cheap, unsafe sets. then, he is going to blame the victim. the woman is dead because of the gun he was holding. he blames her. let's see that lawsuit come from her family. >> richard: "the fastest" up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ your plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. vazalore... is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. try new vazalore. aspirin made amazing! ♪♪ thi

dagen mcdowell put this in context for us.es of that crime go into this restaurant and this is the treatment that they get. dagen: i wonder who they're going to call if this restaurant was ever held up at gunpoint by a bunch of criminals. so it's okay for criminals to carry guns but not the police officers who are trying to protect the law abiding citizens and residents of that city. this is part of the dangerous delusion from the left that has overtaken the entire country where they don't believe in law enforcement. so good luck to them if they're ever the victim of a robbery. it's just insanity. unfortunately, it's spread across the nation. maria: it really is insanity and we will continue talking about it this morning. we've got a lot coming up. cnn's chris cuomo officially out as anchor. we'll tell you all about it starting right now. ♪ maria: good morning, i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, december 6th. your top stories right now, 7:0. a return to trump era border policies, the biden administration reinstating remain in

." ♪ ♪ >> hello, i'm jesse watters with dagen mcdowell, jessica tarlov, dana perino and greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." it is a coast-to-coast crime wave brought to you by democrat weak and completely responsible crime policies. smash and grab game striking again in california knocking off a jewelry store. as for the thieves who've been busted for storming other places, well, the l.a.p.d.

fox business anchor dagen mcdowell!s dividends like kat nose split ends, former director of the [indiscernible]! she is like a garden hose, slim, refreshing and often found curled up in your back yard, fox news contributor kat timpf! and his stocking is so big santa had to make a second trip. the world tv champion, tyrus! larry, so much to cover in that amazing monologue i wrote, you're welcome. what is up, who would move to cnn at this point when everybody at cnn -- to have to count -- you have to figure out who hasn't been busted for some kind of deviancy. you've got a chronic -- i should shut up, right? where you going with this inmac i was actually going to go through all the crimes -- the show would be over. you know. but anyway. what are your thoughts? [laughter] >> save america, kill the bill. [weird laughter] >> i will stop right away. >> greg: crime is up, the economy is not back to normal. is this ever going to get better? >> well look, i'm lemon is never going to get better it's kind of dumb to ignore what is

all right. >> dagen: no. >> jesse: no, you go. >> bret: all right. we will see you guys.ebrating christmas and the holidays with family and friends if they are fully vaccinated. including a booster shot. today the president outlined his plan to respond to the latest surge in coronavirus cases. this one sparked by the new omicron variant. he says the nation is not trrnt

. >> jesse: hello, i'm jesse watters with dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, dana perino, and bill hemmer. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to our new year's special. what a wild 12 months it has been, from covid to the crime crisis, the major bite and missteps, high-profile tribes, celebrity news, and everything else in between. discovered a lot, and we are ready to have some fun.

dagen, what did you make of this?he network and what we have seen jeff zucker tolerate in terms of behavior and zucker knew everything what was going on and discussions work for and with his brother, but now this revelation, the bigger question is, so discovery is merging with cnn's parent company, it's going to be warner brothers discovery, maybe the merger complete by the middle of next year. what does david has to say and do about zucker and cnn and malone who a has major share, is it enough to get rid in cnn, if they keep it, i would expect changes would be afoot in how this network is run. maria: well, john malone was interviewed recently and he said he would like to see cnn go back to news and you wonder what that looks like. cnn going back to news and taking all of those opinionated people out of there, brandon, what are your thoughts on what that might look like? >> well, my head is spinning from this entire ordeal to be honest with you. first we get a hate crime and then covering it up and cnn involvement, th

have to pay a lot for that. >> dana: dagen? >> dagen: this woman loves christmas too much. it's cute ginger bred house. >> we would like jesse's office to look like that. that's it for us, everyone. "special report" is up next. >> bret: i would like to get a pillow, "special report" pillow. >> dana: your pillow? >> jesse: your pillow. >> bret: my pillow. all right. see you. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are getting a clearer picture of the devastation left behind by a series of killer tornadoes in the midwest over the weekend. at least 88 people are now dead. kentucky hit hardest with at least 74 killed. and more than 100 are still missing at this hour. the video images as you look at some of them here

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. >> dagen: i don't have time. 10 seconds left. >> dana: blame me. >> dagen: one more thing. >> jesse: february 1st, that's the day we are free from the pandemic. right, bret? >> greg: you got it. >> bret: exactly. i will wait for san diego, go ahead. all right. >> dagen: no. >> jesse: no, you go. >> bret: all right. we will see you guys. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden says americans can feel comfortable celebrating christmas and the holidays with family and friends if they are fully vaccinated. including a booster shot. today the president outlined his plan to respond to the latest surge in coronavirus cases. this one sparked by the new omicron variant. he says the nation is not trowrnght early days of the pandemic because it is better prepared. critics say the administration should have been better prepared by now on testing. on antiviral pills and therapeutics. and on calming an anxious country. we will talk with the director of the cdc dr. rochelle walensky about all of this and she will answer some of your questions in just a few moments. we have

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, richard fowler, kennedy, and greghe five." ♪ ♪ president biden is preparing for a new covid stirred by doing what he does best: attacking and blaming everything on nonvaccinated americans. delivering a doom and gloom morning, while only focusing on vaccines, and ignoring the many therapeutics available to fight the virus appeared >> it is here

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is dagen into the chardonnay in. >> dana: we will get her a wine opener in just a minute. have a good show. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, two major challenges cob fronts president biden and his team on this week leading up to the christmas holiday. the president's build back better initiative appears dead tonight at least in its current form. we are hearing from democratic senator joe manchin from west virginia who put the final nail in the coffin sunday morning and now he blames the white house staff. the administration scorched earth written response to manchin's announcement appeared to make things more tense. word today of a sunday night phone call between manchin and president biden to try mend the relationship and try to save something legislatively. but breaking in just the past few minutes, the cdc now says only chron is the most common coronavirus variant in the u.s. accounting for nearly three quarters of the covid-19 cases. this as the biden administration is dealing with a massive increase in the overall number of coronavirus infectio

. >> dagen: i can't even look at you in the i am afraid i'm going to turn into a pillar of salt. >> jesse: i'm glad i'm sitting away from you right now, dirty, dirty person. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening, welcome to washington. breaking tonight, runaway inflation. consumer prices surged in november at the fastest pace in nearly four decades. you're paying more for everything from gasoline to groceries just in time for the holiday season. on the potential economic got punch this month, the crime crisis gripping the nation. all of this spells political trouble for president for president biden and congressional democrats have next year midterm elections. we begin tonight with white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. >> the president acknowledged with inflation this high may be tough to get votes in the senate for the spending plan he sees as the solution. >> i think you'll see it change sooner, quicker, more rapidly than most people think. >> president biden trying to look on the bright side after his labor department reported inflation surged more than expected last month to 6.8%, the fastest

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, richard fowler, kennedy, and gregnew covid stirred by doing what he does best: attacking and blaming everything on nonvaccinated americans. delivering a doom and gloom morning, while only focusing on vaccines, and ignoring the many therapeutics available to fight the virus appeared >> it is here

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello everybody, i am jesse watters along with kayleigh mcenany, harold ford jr., dagencity and this is "the five." democrats in the media looking like complete fools after falling for another massive hoax. smollett is now a proven liar after the con artist was convicted of 5 of 6 charges for staging his own hate crime and lying to police about it. it was clear to any sensibl

maria and dagen and i, we all love the dog, this one not so much. that's later in the hour.e. followed by mansion global with casey mcdonald at 9:00 if you love real estate, you will love these shows. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> we went from no over the counter test in january to 46 million in november and 100 ly not enough. we would have gone harder and quicker if we could have. dagen: that was president biden yesterday admitting there's not enough testing as we see a surge in covid cases this holiday season.

dagen: this is epic, i can't even touch my toes. maria: i love it. that is callous. >> the record he broke was by stuart varney who did this 30 times. maria: joe concha, dagan mcdowell, hope you heard those comments. stuart: i will never forget them. good morning, everyone. and announcement from pfizer making waves. three doses of vaccine, in advanced development of omicron specific vaccine. investors like this news, the dallas up 1000 points, continues to gain some ground. the 36,000 level is double what it was when donald trump was elected president five years ago. the s&p going higher, maybe 7, nasdaq up 16, some limited green on the left-hand side of the green. bitcoin gain no benefit from pfizer's news of dropping below 50,$000 earlier today, it is at 39,$000 per coin. the vaccine mandates getting serious pushback in the courts was a federal judge halted biden's mandate on federal contractors, a court rules blocked a court ruling blocked the mandate on healthcare workers. last month a federal appeals court shutdown the mandate on private is this

dagen: good to see you. have a great day. "varney and company" begins right now. stuart: good morning. i know it is said day. senator manchin talked with the president about bills back better, it is very important and we will cover it all. a shoot across the president's about from an op-ed in the new york times. bret stephens writes this, biden should not run again and should say he won't. that op-ed brings into the open discussion about the present and's ability to do the job. there is a fascinating twitter fight between senator elizabeth warren and elon musk that, war accused musk of being a freeloader. musk fired back calling her senator karen and informing the senator this year he will pay more in taxes than any american in history, $15 billion. don't spend it all at once, way, you did already. that's more interesting to me than speculating what the fed will do about inflation. how much money will the fed keep printing, when will they stop and when will they raise interest rates? in advance the markets are on hold. little affected by very weak retail sales fig

dagen: much nicer than many apartments i have lived in. maria: thank you for joining us. "varney and company" begins right now. lauren simonetti target away. lauren: president biden insists his administration was not behind when it came to testing but the lines are long, home tests impossible to find the 500 million tests he is purchasing will not be here until next month so now the president will meet with private-sector ceos to discuss supply chain issues. we will have a report from the white house. let's check the market. mixed after the 500 point rebound on the dow jones industrial average closing at the highs of the session, the dow is down 49, the s&p down 10, nasdaq down 42. let's look at the 10 year treasury yield continuing to rise up 0.3 basis points to one.46%. bitcoin nearing 50,000 at 48590, down $95. fox news learned illegal migrants are using uber to travel away from the border to be processed by authorities. there is a surge in these pick ups and a lot are going to yuma, arizona. we will talk to mark lamb about that. look at this video. a family leaving th

dagen: as they should, with inflation such a problem for hard-working americans this is a relief that omicron is not as bad as some people first anticipated. maria: dow industrials up 320 points. great to see you both. thanks for joining us and see you again tomorrow one "mornings with maria". "varney and company" begins right now. stuart: omicron not so bad was little evidence of severe symptoms. it is pretty rapidly but it is not delta and to investors that makes all the difference. it means reopening the economy may be easier and faster. the dow after rallying 600 points is up 300 as of right now free-market. that is 1000 point run up, same story with the s&p, big-game monday, solid gains tuesday morning. take a look at apple, it is on a tear, 26% this year, very close to its all-time high, $170 a share. money in stocks you've got a piece of apple and morgan stanley says it is going to $200 a share. everything is up this morning. bitcoin back above 50 grand, 51,000 to be precise and interest rates holding well below the one% level, one.5%. this is an omicron ain't so bad rally, int

dagen mcdowell, liz peek, great to be with both of you, have a great monday. we'll see you again tomorrow. "varney & company" begins right now. >> taken away. >> good morning, good morning, everyone it's great to be back especially on a day when there is so much going on. i'm going to start with bitcoin, what is that tell you about the financial world read over the week and it dropped like a stone, down 20%, one point saturday morning it was priced just under $43000, it is 50000 a few hours earlier, backup 48300. the weekend drop in bitcoin and the rest of the crypt coast heavy selling friday and technology stocks. what were looking at is a modest rebound for the dow but continued weakness in the nasdaq, that's overall market. the dow will be up couple hundred points but the nasdaq down another nine-point the federal reserve is reversing course, it's going to cut the money printing and raise rates that's what has upset wall street. a look at this. a flight to safety, money pouring into the ten year treasury. the financial world jampacked with action this monda

. >> dagen: i can't even look at you in the i am afraid i'm going to turn into a pillar of salt. >> jesse: i'm glad i'm sitting away from you right now, dirty, dirty person. ♪ ♪ pete: we begin with a fox news alert. tragically more than 50 people are feared dead after 24 tornadoes rip through the central u.s. overnight leaving a trail of catastrophic destruction in their wake. will: a state of emergency declared in kentucky the national guard is being mobilized to help first responders. >> ashley strohmier joins us live with a breaking news update. ashley? >> yeah, guy, kentucky governor andy beshear sharing devastating news at a press conference a short time ago. he said more than 50 people are feared dead in his state alone and that number is expected to go up. the kentucky governor also shared that news at the press conference. let's take that soundbite if we could. >> and as we are setting here today -- and this is before day break -- we believe our death toll from this event will exceed 50 kentuckyens end up with 50 to 100 lost lives. >> the town of mayfield, kentucky was hit hard. a