dagen mcdowell is next. >> dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell in for harris. over the past three years fauci has become the face of what many consider a complete debacle. one op-ed says fauci should cash out or remain a celebrity and should just simply fade away. the "new york post" editorial board bidding good ridance to dangerous dr. fauci. another piece with, quote, keep your january schedule open, tony. a nod to the republicans promising accountability. louisiana senator john kennedy with this. >> dr. fauci, retirement or not, is going to be spending a lot of time in front of a congressional committee. we will ask him questions about gain-of-function research, why he didn't push back on china's lies, why he went along with the greatest dissipation, if that's the right worked greatest taking of civil liberties of the american people in the history of our country. we'll have a lot of questions and we'll subpoena him and expect him to answer. >> dagen: sean did you have eave is in "focus." peter doocy live in delaware where the president is still vacationing.

dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. it's thursday august 4th, your stop stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. taking credit where credit is not due. gasoline still over $4 a gallon in the country. the biden administration bragging about lower prices at the pump. whatever happened to putin's price hike, regular gas 1 dollar higher costing americans an average of 4.13 a gallon. diesel 5.25 a gallon, again, that fuels inflation in the economy. they are essentially flat after strong close yesterday but we still got green across the board. yesterday the nasdaq highest finish since may fourth, big tech and consumer discretionary stocks leading the mega rally. this after investor confidence reaches 5-year lows. bank of america analysts seeing wall street sentiment fall for the seventh straight month. wal-mart meantime the most recent company taking a hit or the employees, rather, the retail giant announcing layoffs, letting go of hundred corporate workers following profit warnings. wal-mart, the news coming from exclusively the wall s

you dagen.nstream media apparent victory lap next o grover norquist to break down numbers on democrats massive spending bill you are watching "mornings with maria," live on fox business. . . finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active therapy, i kept moving forward and did everything i could to protect myself from recurrence. verzenio is the first treatment in over 15 years to reduce the risk of recurrence for adults with hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth of cancer cells. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chill

. ♪ ♪ dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo.s wednesday august 17th, your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. pushing ahead in the primaries, wyoming congresswoman liz cheney defeated by trump-backed candidate harriet hageman making cheney the fourth house republican who voted to impeach president trump losing their primary. in alaska, senator lisa murkowski and trump-backed candidate kelly tshabaka will head to primary, president biden taking a victory lap or beginning a long victory lap on signing the inflation reduction act, so-called, while democrats flip-flop on when and if americans will feel relieve. moving to markets, futures ahead of retail earnings, down across the board. triple-digit loss on dow futures. lowes, target, tjx all out before the opening bell. this ahead of july retail sales as well expected to inch up one tenth of a percent month over month, we will bring you the numbers as soon as they cross at 8:30 a.m. eastern time following yesterday's mixed close, you take a look 239 point gain on the dow yesterday, th

dagen: he it is.tt's point, inflation was running at i believe it was 1.4% in december of 2020 and the economy was growing at a 4 and-a-half percent clip, annualized clip. so in a year and-a-half, joe biden and company have done what it took both lbj and nixon to do to this economy in terms of inflation and slow growth, it took them i think it was about seven years. >> yeah. i mean, that's the thing. it's all marketing and it's all just smoke and mirrors when it p comes to the democrat agenda. it's like the affordable care act. there's nothing y affordable abt it. the notion you can keep your doctor when so many millions of americans lost their doctors in their plans. they name bills things that have nothing to do with the actual text. it's like the voting bill, the for the politicians ac, they had to tuck it into a that a say bill because they couldn't sell it as a he total give away for voting for p noncitizens. that's what they do. it's important to read the bills to know what's if in it. unfortuna

dagen: right.ink we know. congressman. >> yeah, yeah, i don't think we'll ever know. maybe some day. dagen: congressman brad wenstrup, great to see you this -- today. two more bus loads of migrants arriving in new york city with more than half of americans calling the crisis at the border an invasion. national border council patrol president brandon judd weighs. in amc thee terse paying tribute to olivia newton job a week after her passing. wait until you hear how. you will hear it, next. (vo) at viking, we are proud to have been named the world's number one for both rivers and oceans by travel and leisure, as well as condé nast traveler. but it is now time for us to work even harder, searching for meaningful experiences and new adventures for you to embark upon. they say when you reach the top, there's only one way to go. we say, that way is onwards. viking. exploring the world in comfort. hi, my name's steve. i lost 138 pounds on golo and i kept it off. golo's changed my life in so many ways. bef

dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's monday, august 1st. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern. futures are down to start a new month, down slightly but this after the markets rallied on friday, the dow and s&p 500 wrapping up their best month since november 2020. the nasdaq its best month since april of that year. we have another week of earnings ahead, caterpillar, uber, starbucks, jetblue and cvs out this week and the july jobs report out on friday. the expectation that 250,000 jobs were created last month with the unemployment rate holding at 3.6%. take a look at europe p mean markets -- european markets to the plus side this morning, gains in england, france and germany. in asia, green across the board. the biggest winner, the nikkei in japan, up about six tenths of 1%. a new study shows the inflation reduction act of 2022, guess what, surprise, surprise, will not reduce inflation. the bill raising hundreds of billions of dollars in taxes but senator joe manchin saying otherwise. >> i said all we did was close loopholes. dagen: all it do

dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. it's tuesday, august 16. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern. eastern. futures are to the downside ahead of key retail earnings, home depot out in moments, walmart out later this morning, before the opening bell. lowe's, target, and bj's out later this week. july housing starts and building permits also coming out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time, we will break those numbers for you as well. markets finishing up yesterday, the nasdaq seeing its highest close since april 21st, gains across the board here in the united states. take a look at the yield on the 10 year treasury, it is holding at 2.8%. the real story has been the two year versus the 10 year, again an inversion. we haven't seen it in 22 years, signs of a recession potentially as we also wait on the july federal reserve minutes out tomorrow. european markets in england, france and germany, we have gains across the board, across the atlantic, overseas, across the pacific in asia overnight mixed action with the hong kong market and nikkei in japan both slight

dagen: indeed. >> so nick timrose is saying this, the fed governors are out there saying this but the implied rate hikes for the fed is right now we're seeing equal probabilities of a cut in staying neutral going out to june of next year and in july you're starting to see a -- like a high probability of two cuts, so a cut from the fed in june of 2023 and a cut in -- and another one in july. do you see a fed pivot coming any time soon, given the weakness, other than the headline jobs numbers we're seeing in the economy right now? >> no. you know, i don't really understand how people can suggest what is going to happen in june of next year. we have to see clear evidence that there's a recession. why we have the employment statistics, that's what the fed is watching. they're not worried about what's happening in the stock market. employment statistics are powerful. we just in the last report, we now have more people for the first time than we had in 2019 before we fell into this covid recession. more p

dagen: right.er discovery, they're taking -- they're basically doing away with hbo if you will by folding it into the discovery plus platform and so -- >> and too much debt too. they have massive, massive debt. dagen: i think it was $55 billion in debt. >> huge. they'll have to restructure. dagen: and just wiping -- what does restructure mean? does it mean what i think it does? >> i think it does. they'll have to restructure the company. they'll have to issue more equity, something. i've looked at it. i've wanted to own it but until they get that debt load down i can't even touch it. dagen: just writing down cnn plus, but just not even releasing -- >> that was a a blow-up. that hurt a lot of people. i have friends they the industry that went over there with the idea of a job and a just disappeared overnight. dagen: right. it barely pasted. then you -- barely existed. then you have bat girl. they started removing quietly content. hbo content is disappearing. this is stuff that was created. i assume

dagen. >> dagen: well said, hillary vaughn.ummers the former treasury secretary saying i hope the administration does not contribute to inflation by doing this. the worst idea would be a continuation of the current moratorium that benefits, among others, highly paid surgeons, lawyers, and investment bankers. thank you so much, hillary vaughn on capitol hill. texas governor greg abbott not backing down as he buses illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities. leaders there are pleading for more federal help. in new york city hundreds of new arrivals lining up for things. land of the free. new yorkers who will be stuck with this tab are split. >> don't let somebody get a free ride on the taxpayer. >> not sure i agree with that. if it ends up on taxpayers to foot the bill. >> you have homeless people you should be taking care of before, i think, the immigrants that are coming here. >> when people are in need we have to give them what they want and what is necessary for them to survive. >> dagen: jason rantz is here, seattle radio talk s

>> tyrus: yeah. >> dagen: you did. >> greg: at a peanut festival. >> dagen: and since you booked thendent or anchor. >> bret: anchor. >> dagen: you know, look at the big brain on bret. i'm just going to sit over here and work up some pickup truck jokes and just pick my teeth and glare at bret and make him uncomfortable. i can hit -- these are politicians on the left that deserve come upens. one, just stone cold stupidity. joe biden go to kiawah island in the middle of august? nobody on the planet does that. it's muggy, buggy. you can't play golf because the sweat runs from your armpits all the way down the club. and then hillary, she's thinking in her mind she's going to get back in the game, and she hasn't dumped that drooling wall rus of a husband yet? >> greg: that's true. he's still there. >> dagen: now -- shut up. >> greg: i applaud [cheers and applause] >> greg: what do you think tyrus? >> tyrus: i think dagan's going to kick your ass after the show. >> bret: i'm hoping she doesn't kick my ass. >> tyrus: you're good. i got you. >> greg: you defend him but not me. >> tyrus: you

>> dagen: i don't leave a note.now who did it. >> david: that's hard! >> dagen: if you take up two spaces or even parallel parking, if you take up more space than generally allotted for your automobile, i will definitely key your car. >> brooke: the person that parked the car probably did it on purpose because they don't want their car door being smashed. >> dagen: you don't want anyone to bump your car? i will crawl up on the hood and leave a dent. >> let's say you have a lambo, can you take up two spaces? >> david: then you can afford to have it keyed. >> dagen: i'm joking by the way! >> dagen mcdowell, silence! >> david: try to park in london! try to find a parking space. there is no sparking space -- parking space. they park the lambos and ferraris and then there's a mini cooper. the f150 raptor, big, diamond plate bumpers, no one will mess with you. >> dagen: i'll still key your car. your pickup. >> how happy do you think this comic is right now his diagram made national news media? >> that took so much time! i

go ahead, dagen. dagen: and americans.nd i have said this before, that weakness is the oxygen of tyrants so the why now with putin's aggression, again, because we drove up energy prices because we will not stand up for our energy sector but also the why now on the iran nuclear deal. they've got one over on the united states and they know it because biden's in the white house. >> that's right. well, look, we've run two experiments on iran. we run the appeasement experiment under president obama, we ran the maximum pressure experiment under president trump and you can look at the results of that. remember, the iranians were cheating on the deal while obama and his team were negotiating it. now you have the same people back at the table. i talked to clients all the time, all over the country, about geopolitical risk they never had to worry about it before. there's a larger theme which is the erosion of u.s. deterrent de and the more it erodes, whether it's not arming the ukrainians, whether it's the outreach to communist chin

dagen. >> dagen: take a look at this video of a paralyzed dog kahlua teaching his little brother how mckay lebanon's mom lori and his family. i have a special place in my heart injured like that. i have a friend named pawnee. and i just think that this is adorable. >> will: go into the warrant to the espionage act. timeline disgusting. a big long case that i lay out. also, the detroit tigers are having a rough season and so is this little detroit tiger fan. >> oh. >> dana: that's expensive. >> will: go back to the snack bar. >> dana: 25 seconds. pick it up. i would eat it. >> richard: five second rule. i want to give a shoutout every incarcerated woman who is committed to change has the opportunity and tools to achieve her full potential how the program works is once you are released from your incarceration, they provide you with all the supports you need. their core values are second chances, love, forgiveness, education, accountability, discipline, enintegrity and collaboration. have a thrift store attached. that's how they fund themselves. richard a. fowler. check out all the work

oh, man, dagen. oh, man. oh. all my combined social media and i'm well short so i'm good of coming underneath 10,000 and i'm on national tv shows so we like have to post all the time to get the masses to turn in. but any civilians not doing it for work purposes, has that many, how many friends and families and members have you lost? you have to be a lowly person. try going outside and guess what not everyone needs to know what you did. keep a secret. it goes back to the fbi thing they don't even look they just flip through the pages >> douglas: yeah, everybody invaded their own society i >> jimmy: yeah, keep a secret. >> kat: i'll keep a secret dennis rodman. don't go away we'll be right back >> if you will be in the new york area and would like to see gutfeld, go to gutfeld.com and clink the link. >> shannon: thank you to dagen mcdowell, douglas murray, jimmy failla, tyrus and our studio audience. fox news at night with shannon bream is next. i'm kat timpf and on behalf of greg gutfeld, i love you america. [chee

maybe go away. >> dagen: when i see jerry nadler.women do, i made a list of pros and cons like what we are going to get a new guy or get a new dog. for aoc, a run for the presidency. the pros are, she is a babbling brook of quotable quotes. she is great at keeping lipstick off her teeth which is really difficult. she is the poster broad of mism. you don't get into politics and run in the highest office of the land unless you're about yourself and not about the betterment of the american people, the betterment of all. her biggest problem. the fact that we know what an aoc presidency would look like in the american people are already bearing the burden and feeling the pain of that because joe biden and company and the democrats in the senate and house have completely lifted all of these left-wing ideas from aoc's clan. we have runaway inflation, federal reserve aiding and abetting the politicians, something up three quarters of all the new debt. we have fossil fuels, our way of life, standard of living has completely been crushed. they

>> dagen: "the fastest" is up next! musical musical hi, i'm denise.ounds with golo in six months and i've kept it off for over a year. i was skeptical about golo in the beginning because i've tried so many different types of diet products before. i've tried detox, i've tried teas, i've tried all different types of pills, so i was skeptical about anything working because it never did. but look what golo has done. look what it has done. i'm in a size 4 pair of pants. go golo. (soft music) [sfx: ding] [message] hey babe, meet us at the bottom of the trail. oh, man. hey! open up! the redesigned chevy silverado. with a sophisticated, high-tech interior... open the door! it's easy to forget it's a truck. ♪♪ - thanks. - nice truck! it was. find new style. find new roads. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting cl

dagen: right.ween -- young americans between the age of 18 and 45,000. i look at those, the drugs that have been seized and those bags of pills that are sitting there and you can only think about all the lives saved because of our border agents and the dea and all of those people in uniform who of are working tirelessly every day to prevent even more deaths at a time when the border is wide open and the biden administration has created this foundation for people to profit from this suffering and misery and instead of standing up for the people who are trying to save lives, the biden administration is actively working against them to ensure that these drugs can come into this country. it's just mind boggling that that's the policy coming out of this white house. maria: yeah. this has become a crisis, james and you just heard christopher olivarez. they never dealt with fentanyl before the last year and-a-half. it wasn't an issue. of course, they were dealing and seeing drugs coming in, marijuana, coc

dagen? dagen: i can tell you this , give him the chips. there's upside.e teeth. >> i was thinking more, it's very very cute. the guy is hangry. i was thinking more leonardo di caprio, but i've never heard of cocktail crisps but they must be delicious. dagen: how do you not know that. that's a british thing. >> i've never heard of them before. i don't know. my dog, he likes his peanut peanut butter filled pretzel nuggets. dagen: you can get crab chips, they are crab favored potato chips. >> that's crazy. are they good? dagen: i'm sure, my dog eats like paper towels off the street , so -- maria: there they are. those cuties we're looking at the cuties there's charlie. dagen: yeah, exactly. maria: and where is dale? there's dusty. [laughter] great show you guys dagen mcdowell and mark tepper great to be with you as always dow industrials up 285 on a better-than-expected producer price index report. we'll see you all tomorrow thanks everybody "varney" & company begins right now stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. inflati

dagen: go ahead. maria: let's be clear. this is a dereliction of duty, dagen. okay.oing anything but that by having a wide open border, allowing people in who we have no idea what their intentions are. let me bring in trump media and technology group ceo, former california congressman, devin nunes and, -- devin, i know you have news on truth social that we'll get to. i want to get your take on what you're looking at. you were the head of the intelligence committee in the house of representatives when were you a congressman. you looked at all of these issues. what are your thoughts on this bus load of people now on the ground in new york city from texas, illegal migrants which joe biden has welcomed in. now we don't know what they're going to do and where they're going and this does not include the got-aways, devin. your thoughts? >> look, i'm here in texas now. i spent a lot of time at the border over the last few years when i was in congress and i'll tell you this. i think that this is finally hitting new york city, hitting washington, d.c., that a lot of border sta

dagen, your reaction to all of this?there's the op-ed this morning that i'm sure you're going to raise on whether or not all of this was actually legal. your thoughts. dagen: you're referencing an op-ed in the wall street journal today about that very thing. but this filing by president trump's lawyers just kind of puts the brakes if you will on the fbi and justice department investigation. the wall street journal does point out in the piece about the lawsuit filed that a special master, usually retired judge would review the evidence to determine whether it's protected, say, by attorney/client privilege. if you listen to andy mccarthy, all of this documentation actually belongs to the federal government as part of the national records act and the journal also notes that the statute cited in the warrant to justify the search do not hinge on whether these materials were classified or not. so that opens the door for the justice department to file potential criminal charges regardless of whether president trump declassified

dagen, your reaction. based on reporting of two lithium mining companies and, again, lithium batteries, electric vehicles, part of the multitrillion dollar inflation reduction act and linked in the past to several, nearly half a dozen companies that -- that in points in time before involvement with them were under investigation for alleged fraud. so i'd say paul pelosi's curriculum vita has hunter biden to it. why don't these people have normal jobs like working for the postal service or being a lawyer, just being a run of the mill like corporate lawyer? again, you were talking about this at the top of the show. nobody is above the law but insert left-wing liberal son or anybody that gets a pass because they're a democrat. maria: yeah, i mean, you know, lou, it feels like it's something to laugh at and it's funny but you know what, this is so serious. we've already heard christopher wray, the head of the fbi tell us that this is a -- that the fact that the ccp pays out people and countries. it's a malign i

dagen: art. >> hi, dagen. dagen: good to see you. have done, in terms of monetary stimulus, and spending on the fiscal side. with which student loan forgiveness not just that it is extending the payment moratorium until at least end of the year, again, it is reducing the amount that you have to make a payment, on your debt if you are on a repayment plan. the are we past the pointed of no return financially? >> i don't think so. dagen: we as nation have become world of bailouts if anything goes wrong -- where is my check? where is my check? this has been going on right and left. he conservative an liberal for 20 some oddeasier semiconductor boon doing ael, a high margin lucrative business why on plainest earth do they need a bailout but got one. they didn't need a bailout they did get one policy of spending on gdp, across .82% -- 82% to about 130%. i mean that is a huge rise and very short period of time three or four years, dagen, that is just amazing, we are becoming japan, we are becoming western europe, if you think we can't chang

dagen: andy, it's dagen mcdowell.e in demand? point blank, what has the biden administration done to lower prices at the p -- at the pump? >> i think the demand destruction we're seeing plays a very big part. it seems that demand is off 3 to 5% compared to this time last year as the consumer has n beenn changing their habits. the biden administration releasing the strategic petroleum reserve is the only concrete action they've taken but they've done very little to get more oil and natural gas out of the ground as much of that he production and leasing is now tied up in court decisions. cheryl: now we're more he dependent on opec than we were under the former administration, andy and now the new secretary general says it's -- they are not to blame for high energy prices. they're pointing the finger at lawmakers and the lack of investment in oil and gas. your take on this because you kind of mentioned here, we're not producing domestically but opec is now in charge. >> well, this is quite disingenuous as if opec plus is

dagen, your reaction?cities, who write about dollar stores really don't understand them. that they are an important part of the shopping experience, particularly in rural america. these dollar stores, whether it's dollar tree, dollar general, they are in areas across this country where you don't have easy access to grocery stores. so those people are used to shopping at these places and used to stocking their pantries at these discount chains. so people are now -- more people living in heavily populated areas are shopping there now and there are a growing number of them that stock fresh produce or frozen fruits and vegetables. i know with dollar general, 13% of the dollar generals in this country right now have fresh produce. so it's just an important alternative when particularly food inflation is skyrocketing. maria: yes, it's true. your thoughts, alex? >> maria, in florida dollar stores, all the dollar related stores play an important role in the delivery of the merchandise to us in florida and the bide

we hope you can enjoy it dagen?taping. part of it? the new york harbor. videotaping bottle nosed dolphins, lucky paddle boarding around new york. might see a whale. how awesome is that? >> or a white shark. >> or a floater a body. >> jessica: you had to ruin it with that. >> dagen: it's true. >> katie: my turn you went on vacation to croatia went to visit the villages where my great grandparents are from. here is me where my great grandfather is from cuma. john pavlich came over through ellis island and then we stayed where my great grandmother was from. fresh vegetables on the farm and then had a lot of fun. thought it was pretty cool that i was able to stand there where my my ancestors. showed me new things about my heritage. thanks to my husband for taking me and for her for touring us around. >> dagen: i partied in croatia. it was fun. all right, joey. >> joey: this is something strange. this is called a fair ball right here. batter's box fair ball. this is the toledo mud hens which is c. >> ot. good on him not

good evening molly. >> dagen: good evening shannon.cement officials missing for weeks that kylie robbie expressed grad gratitude today. >> very fortunate we had assistance. >> shannon: assistance of a volunteer dive group that located the 16 year old's suv swiftly after arriving at the have reservoir sunday morning t sheriff also says a body discovered inside is believed to be kylely last seen on august 6th at a nearby campground attending a party. >> tracking in water is difficult to do. a lot of the equipment is high end very expensive and you really need to have a lot of practice and expertise is able to focus and practice those skills and really hone them. >> adventures with purpose shared theirs on youtube showing the short but successful short, the team started at the reservoir with two sonar boats at 10:45 a.m. sunday and found kylie's car by 11:15. >> i was able to then confirm that it was in fact a vehicle in roughly 14 feet of water. and only 55 feet off shore. once confirmed it was indeed highly vehicle, we will family law e

dagen mcdowell is next. >> dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell in for harris.

dagen: i love that. and i know that stuart varney went to university at the same time as mick jagger, but that's my stuart or varney if knowledge for you. stuart: that just popped out of nowhere. i shared a tutor with mick jagger at the london school of economics back in the 1960s. dagen: 'cuz you're cool. a. [laughter] stuart: i was cool then, not now. [laughter] walmart employs more people than any other american company. it is the biggest bricks and mortar retailer, and it just reported its biggest profit ever. its sales total $152 billion in just a three month period. as you can see, the stock is up bigtime. here's another, home depot. profits up, same-store sales up, but the sock is down. go figure. maybe the analysts have spotted something they don't like. the sock is down about 1.5%, and it too is a dow stock. stocks overall opening mixed this morning, pretty much down. i keep saying it, things do seem to be calming down. of course, that could be just the summer vacation season, summer doldrums. b

dagen i know you've watched along the way as well and we are both incredibly grateful. dagen: i'm very grateful, but i think a mutual dedication to work, and remembering where we came from and remembering the ethic that was taught to us by our families. maria: absolutely. spot-on, dagen mcdowell, great to spend the day with you thanks so much have a great weekend, everybody. that'll do it for us, "varney" & company begins right now, here is david asman. david: good morning, maria, happy friday to you and happy friday to everyone. well, president trump is demanding the immediate release of warrant documents used in the raided mar-a-lago. so when will we see and what will we see that's the big question. why not the affidavit that actually led to the raid? we've got legal experts to help figure all this out and a new fox poll showing inflation is still by far the most important issue to voters and in the mid-terms, so why is the white house trying to take a victory lap by saying biden's economic agenda is working, and we have zero inflation while we still have near-record

i'm dagen mcdowell in for harris, a new nbc news poll shows the level of frustration with the state

. >> greg: out of time, thanks to dagen mcdowell, cory mills, a studio audience.shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, a cia drone strike in afghanistan takes out al qaeda leader ayman al zawahiri. once usama bin laden's right-hand man, he helped mastermind the 9/11 attack and lead the terror group after that. pick of the house nancy pelosi maybe heading to taiwan in a matter of hours of the men to not talk tough about taking grievous action against the high-profile lawmaker, so should the speaker be going on? a panel debate. breaking news at the nation's capital righ

that were presented during woodrow wilson's time in office culminating in a case called ham murphy dagen heart that dealt with a a specific type of child labor when fdr came along they stayed pretty close to that precedent. and they pushed back up. they invalidated a lot of fdr's legislative agenda. this happened in slow motion over the course of about four years. he got tired of losing and by the time he won re-election of the fall of 1936. he said that's it. i'm i'm going to show them who's boss now. so that's when he started. he had for some time been trying to demonize and delegitimize the court denigrating individual justices who were opposed to him. most notably the the combination of four justices whom he deemed the four horsemen the four horsemen of the apocalypse is what he called and and the one i regard as the intellectual leader among them was got him george sutherland the only supreme court justice ever to come from utah himself a byu graduate and the appeals. yeah. yeah, very handsome man. that could lead to a question from the audience by the way miles it could it could ok

joining me today is dagen mcdowell, brooke goldstein, kennedy and david w

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with dagen mcdowell, harold ford jr., jesse watters, katie pavlich.an influencer in the purest form and a smart, phog

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone thane of reno, dagen mcdowell, greg gutfeld, and this is "the five."g to keep the affidavit sealed and that is the document that will give the underlying reason on how the feds are able to obtain a search warrant. that comes as presi

[laughter] tonight, bret baier, dagen mcdowell, kat timpf, tyrus. 11:00. it will be brutal.py. they use them in volleyball. take a look at this. they play against robots because they can't get enough players apparently. isn't that crazy? >> dana: like the restaurant. >> greg: actually better than the players. i'm telling you, volleyball is doomed. robot volleyball rules. this is in japan by the way. >> dana: place your bet. >> greg: there you go. >> today is national sons and daughters day. i have both of those. those are my daughters. elliana and sophia. and there is jesse jr. that was a while ago. >> judge jeanine: i was going to say he looks tiny there. >> jesse: in a lobster pot. going on vacation in maine next week so you will miss me i will be with my son and daughters. >> judge jeanine: and my wife. >> jesse: if you are not watching the baseball game on fox turn into freedom on fox news reacting to the merrick garland press conference. >> judge jeanine: you forgot to say emma is going too. >> dana: country music lovers we have a couple here at the table. jason hardy k

>> greg: out of time, thanks to dagen mcdowell, cory mills, a studio audience. shannon bream next. i love you, america. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, a cia drone strike in afghanistan takes out al qaeda leader ayman al zawahiri. once usama bin laden's right-hand man, he helped mastermind the 9/11 attack and lead the terror group after that. pick of the house nancy pelosi maybe heading to taiwan in a matter of hours of the men to not talk tough about taking grievous action against the high-profile lawmaker, so should the speaker be going on? a panel debate. breaking news at the nation's capital right here tonight with one man dead, five others short. atf personnel are on the scene is washington, d.c., police chief robert kahn teases the fed up. >> angered at the fact that we have two experiences in our communities tonight back of the residents didn't deserve this. they did not deserve to have people start in the communities where they live. >> shannon: going to bring in more detail the sooner they t

stuart: okay, [laughter] if you insisting good morning, dagen, good morning, everyone. you know, we're watching the collapse of this week's meme stock, bed, bath and beyond, or blood bath and beyond as one of our guests called it earlier this week. earlier this week, bby went straight up and got heavy coverage on reddit, retail investors all piled into this thing. on thursday afternoon, however, investor ryan cohen unloaded his empire state, $28 a share tuesday, $10 a share, actually $11 this morning. retail investors left holding the bag. plenty of selling in stocks this morning. several federal reserve board governors pushing back on the idea that the fed will soften. the dow is going to be down the better part of 200 points, nasdaq down about 138. big drop for cryptos this morning. bitcoin is back to $21,000 per- coin, i see now what do we got? crypto at $21,000, ethererum is at $1,700 a coin, way down. the money is coming out of risk, that's stocks and cryptos, and into safe haven bonds. the 10-year yield getting pretty close to 3% again right now you're at 295. gas

dagen: good morning dagen, good morning, everyone. try endorsed candidates keep winning in the primary is so far, nine out of ten candidates who received his blessing one their races. harriet hageman who received trump's backing trout liz cheney appears from critic. eight of the ten republicans who voted to impeach the former president lost their races or are retiring. overshadowed the president signing of the inflation reduction act, the white house dragged him away his vacation for a couple of hours, big ceremony the democrats see the tax-and-spend bill as the best hope in the november election there were awkward questions about when this bill would cut inflation. on wall street a little bit of selling the dow after five updentered updates will open upo 200 nasdaq off 137, target stock is down this morning i'm looking at the percentage 2.5% according to the analyst they missed on profits which are down 90% from a year ago this stock is down two and a half another huge gains or bed bath and beyond. this has nothing to do with retail

it's been great talking with you, dagen and alex. alex, thanks for joining the conversation with us this morning. >> thank you so much. great to be with you and dagen. maria: have a great day, you guys. "varney & company" begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. and good morning, everyone. speaker pelosi is about to land many taiwan. there is intense hostility from china. we don't know if there will be harassment of the speaker's plane, but threats have been made. beijing has just banned food imports from 2,000 taiwanese food suppliers. there could be more action just like that. china is preparing what it calls, quote, a comprehensive confrontation. investors getting nervous, they never know where this thing's going to end up. the dow's going to be down about 170, nasdaq can about 115-120. and look at this, flight to safety continues. money coming into safe treasuries. the 10-year yield just above 2.5%, 2.53. way down. not much change for bitcoin,st back to the $22,000 level. okay, that's the market and the r

dagen: todd piro, nancy tengler, thank you so much for being here this morning. "varney" & company starts right now. stuart it's all yours. stuart: good morning, dagen, good morning, everyone. it is a political firestorm. donald trump's private home raided by dozens of fbi agents looking for documents taken out of the white house at the end of trump's term. a federal judge had sufficient reason for an unprecedented search of the former president's house. as the news broke crowds of supporters gathered outside mar-a-lago and leading republicans united in condemning the raid. kevin mccarthy, newt gingrich issued blistering statements. trump himself said the raid had been inspired by the left, it may have the opposite effect, he's fired up and has already started raising money. there are plenty of questions here. why did they have to raid the former president when there was no raid on hillary clinton? we expect developments throughout the morning, and you'll get them as fast as we do to the markets, where the raid is not a factor, or at least not yet. the dow, the t

dagen: i got to spend the morning with two great dads. sean and mike lee. thank you both for being here. i hope to see you both again very soon. paris day of the month, first trading day of the month. we watch these markets. stuart varney, take it away. stuart: okay, i will. good morning, dagen. good morning, everyone. no selloff. that's the headline. it's the august 1st. we're coming off a great week and a great month. you might have expected a pullback, but not a big one. look at this, the dow's going to be down, okay, 140 points, nasdaq may be down 70. it is not a major league selloff, i don't think so. interest rates remain at relatively low level, the 10-year yielding 2.66%. minor league selling in bitcoin, currently looking at $23,000 per coin. now, if the markets are fairly quiet, the political world is anything but. senator schumer has just five days to get the inflation reduction act of 2022 the through the senate. it'll be an uphill struggle. various authorities have studied the details and conclude that it doesn't reduce inflation, that it is a g

dagen: yeah, exactly. maria: and where is dale? there's dusty. [laughter] great show you guys dagen mcdowell and mark tepper great to be with you as always dow industrials up 285 on a better-than-expected producer price index report. we'll see you all tomorrow thanks everybody "varney" & company begins right now stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. inflation is still running hot. that's the bottom line here. the producer price index measure s business costs in the last year its gone up 9.8%, okay, now that compares to an 11.3% pace in june. this is a very important indicator, because price hikes for businesses are later passed on to consumers. in other words, at 9.8% in the producer price index, inflation will stay elevated shall we say, for sometime to come, however there was a slight decline in prices, just for the month of july. stocks, they continue their strong rally, pretty much on the back of that inflation report. some investors convinced that moderating inflation will make the fed ease up on their ti

stuart: good morning, dagen, good morning, everybody. every time we begin a new week, every monday morning, i figure that first, you want to see how your moneys doing. after all, it was a great rally friday, as it carried through. well, not in the early going this morning. the dow up 400 friday, it's going to be down about 220 as of this monday morning. s&p, nasdaq also down. now, this. china's economy suffering a consequences of its zero-covid policy. china has lowered interest rates again. that's not a good sign, and it is a negative for stocks this morning. oil is down. that is also the result of china slowdown. news this morning that saudi aramco made $48 billion profit in its second quarter that's as big as if not bigger than the profit that apple makes in a good quarter. oil this morning $87 a barrel. for the first time in two months gas has stopped falling 3.95 is the average for regular, and for diesel, well it's still down just $0.01 but your average is $ 5.03 per gallon. no big decline for bitcoin, holding right around 23, 900