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dagen: br.>> um -- yeah, well so this is what is interesting, is the homes do sell for slightly less, i think slightly less than what they would have sold for, even though a lot are locating in areas that had a problem to begin with, for example, i had a listing buyer bought it huge, lot for portland they wanted to put fruit trees up bought third of acre lot but, descended into industrial area razor wire surrounding it broken down army vehicles, now there is razor wire, and small sheds that are from the village in the distance did it sell for less what broken down with vehicles probably a little bit as if bought the house with 80s bathroom didn't remodel it, real wealth. however, they are looking at another group of people looking at extra quarter million over pandemicish, so they decided heck got two young kids going crazy, here, because of -- because we have young kids during pandemic drives you creates a now back with family in california. dagen: george i appreciate you being here this mornin

[overlapping voices] >> dagen: i'm sorry, go ahead. >> greg: chime in. >> dagen: they are tell me towent to the bar. i think this is why the nfl got so much into social justice, right? it is like they needed to hide behind something. this is what all corporations do appear they wave the woke flag so you might ignore the ugly truth that they really don't care about their players. that is kind of what it is, but having said that, if you told any young man that there may be a risk of brain damage and permanent personality change from a sport that you played, they are still going to play. they are still going to play. people make their own risk cost-benefit analysis and they are okay. every sport, every activity. >> dana: the cost-benefit analysis might be true, however, the cost-benefit analysis of the team and i'm in jesse's camp on this. that was a terrible decision because they lost their best asset. and now he might be primly damaged, hopefully not, maybe he will be fine. i hope he's fine. but the team because at that decision not to play him again for, basically they don't have the

dagen: i -- maria: dagen, jump in.arket was already in a deep crisis before the storm hit. six insurers, private property ininsurers have declared insolvency m they the last year. the state run insurance fund of lasresport doubled the number of floridians it has to insure, the number is well north of 1 million policies now. people have lost their private insurance, premiums if they can get it have been skyrocketing and this is a flood event so you're potentially looking at a lot of individuals who were uninsured or underinsured. a lot of people if you don't have a mortgage they might not are have flood insurance and so it could wind up requiring a bailout by the federal flood insurance program for many, many people. >> yeah, i think we'll have to see how that plays out. as i mentioned, the insurance taken care of ahead of the storm is really important. what we expect to see is insurance companies have really stepped up and taken care of people, so as that happens and people get their lives back to r normal we see a lot

dagen: it is dagen mcdowell "the wall street journal," references milton friedman he have course thempact the variable long-running impact of tightening monetary policy, you're being look at what the fed is doing today will be felt a year, 18 months from now. and, how do you -- you have to look that far into the future but how do you do that and build a portfolio that can last through potentially a downturn that runs into 2024? >> you have taken that timely quote you mentioned with milton friedman no relation to me, of course, i think, punch line this is variable, tenor if you will of monetary policy jay powell put quotes in milton freeman in press conference this is something we as investors have to be focus on think about what does that mean? we still think that owning shorter duration fixed income fancy way saying bonds mature in six to 12, 18 months you are getting a positive return, and that is something that again from the start of this year when the 12-month paper was yielding 7 or 8 basis points now as maria reported earlier over four that is attractive so we still think owni

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dagen: easy on talking -- >> [laughter]. dagen: i am not a doctor kind of -- [laughter].e will come right back. stay with us. . another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. ... powering possibilities. (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. maria: welcome back. hurricane ian just hours away from making landfall in florida more than two and a half million residents are being told to believe their homes. fox weather is live in tampa, florida this morning, nicole what can you tell us? good morn

dagen: making pay him back. uflt, wanted to be educated so, so far, i think to that point, it is -- there is a a fundamental unfairness hits a lot of people if they haven't seen gotten benefit maybe trying to play political catch-up with that but also means there is no the reformer at universities need to be reformed they need ways to offer better deal for people. but, i think the damage is done inflation, and food prices, as i mentioned not seeing relief, energy prices, being electricity utility gas services skyrocketing over the last year i think that is the key issue, and should be, and that is what is reflected in the polls. >> new nbc news poll 63% voters say they can't make ends meet at this point because incomes did not keep up with hire living expenses economy top issue for voters i have midterms one thing we haven't talked about is rail deal, will the administration and the unions agree that their going to have a 14.1% increase in wages, how many more strikes are we going to see, at look i am not wantin

maria: dagen.: peter, that's the hope and the fantasy and the dream that speculators and investors have been hoping all summer. the fed -- there's only one voice that matters and it's jay powell and he has made it clear the fed is not only trying to fight inflation but they are fighting against what the biden administration continues to do and that's foment inflation. we will tolerate inflation in order to fight inflation. it's shaken their psyches and you can get 4% in a short-term treasury, why put your money at risk when, again, the big thing like apple is ditching iphone production increase because demand is faltering, yeah, tighter monetary policy and weaker economy has consequences and this is going the play out not for a few months but a year and a half from now. >> well, we are not certain how long it's going to take to play out. i do agree with a lot of what you said, however, there's always the possibility and i've seen this before when we have maybe one more earnings quarter and the fed

dagen: was is he talking about. at the same event he asked jackie, where's jackie, asking about congresswoman jackie who died in a an accident last month. he didn't know that the congresswoman had passed away. that being said, they go back to the same playbook, blame big oil, blame big pharma, blame big meat, they were doing this as inflation was taking off because of their wreckless policies and it's just an anti-business, i will blighthly lie attitude. he's talking about gasoline stations. gas stations are large ily owned by independent operator as mom and pop shops. big oil does not -- they own a sliver of gasoline stations in this country. that being said, when you have a supply crunch, you will see pump prices go up to prevent shortages in an event like a hurricane. it's just the way it works to make sure that that the stations actually have fuel and then it just bounces back. but again, this is all they've got really is to blame the industries that are supporting the economy. maria: and charles, this plays wel

dagen: there will be.u see the storms what happens say in the state of florida is that you have insured losses and the insured loss, the most destructive hurricane was katrina in 2005, the ensured losses were $90 billion and that was more than double the second most expensive hurricane and then you have all of the additional destruction say infrastructure like property damage that isn't ensured and so that number becomes bigger and then you have the economic impact but after a storm like this because of the rebuilding that occurs you very often if you look at charts which we do, john, you get a pop in economic growth as you begin to see more rebuilding and i will point out one other thing from the insurance information institute that before this storm, the storm surge risk by state based on the number of single-family homes at risk, florida was top of the list, number 1 and potentially there were 2.36 million single family homes at risk if a category storm 4 hit. luckily tampa was not that devastated but y

dagen, your reaction? dagen: i will pivot to james freeman.ay that. did you watch the interview? clearly not. james: well, the overwhelming majority of us in this country and around the world are going the die from something other than covid. life is a dangerous place. this mania focusing on only one risk for two and a half years directing all of society's resources toward it or virtually so much of it shutting down schools all of this damage, what's amazing is when the president finally said something reasonable you get enormous pushback and people in his government want to keep the emergency authorizations alive so they can exercise power and tax dollars. dagen: it's the fear equals control, control equals power. maria: the president was very clear. >> when she says the president is clear, it means that they are going to change everything he just said. that's the code. [laughter] maria: all right, we will take a break. when we come back big bank ceo's ready to be grilled on capitol hill on everything from economic efforts to climate change.

dagen: not just d.a.s it is governor it was cuomo now hochul, fine with this they are fine with -- law you a biding residents living in fear midst violence mayhem, death they are fine with it. maria: parently next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now good tuesday more oftening thanks very much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, it is tuesday, september 20, top stories 8:00 a.m. on the nose on easement, we are waiting on federal reserve, as global interest rates are at multi-year highs right now. stocks this morning lower, as federal reserve kicks off day one of its september meeting, fed, is expected to raise rates that is why the dow industrials are down 103 s&p down 18 nasdaq lower by 69 fed expected to raise rates by 75 basis points, in effort to stomp down inflation this morning, the swiss central bank rose -- raised interest rates a full point in the most aggressive move in three decades, for the swiss central bank, yields on the move 10-year treasury this morning highest level since april 2011, up 5 basis points a level 3.543% on 10-year stocks hire yesterday said and

go ahead, dagen. dagen: what gavin newsom and all of these democrats, they actually don't care about the suffering and death of people in the united states and the migrants who are coming here. the they only care about scoring political points. it is the depth of self-interest. it's just the depths of depravity, what we're seeing. maria: it's obvious a political stunt, what gavin newsom is doing. markets are down as investors are worried about a slowdown in the economy or worse, a long and deep recession. we're one day away from the federal reserve's two-day policy meet, it kicks off tomorrow. we are expecting an announcement of a 75 basis point hike at the end of the meeting on wednesday. we'll break down everything you need to know in the word on wall street. by the way, 20% of the market thinks it's going to be a full point. plus, the u.s. city has overtaken st. louis as the nation's murder capital. we'll tell you where and the shocking number of homicides in the city. it's making the buzz of the m

have you played it dagen?t that everybody is talking about it is that it's over, the fad is done. this is pickle ball, this purchase of his team. cheryl: don't tell lebron that. maria: people love it, cheryl. dagen: i have a house for sale with a pickle ball court. yeah. you have a grill? maria: all right, thank you, cheryl. cheryl: you bet. maria: power storm ian downgraded to tropical storm after bringing heavy winds, the lee county sheriff confirming hundreds of fatalities now. president biden approved a disaster declaration earlier this morning. joining me right now on the phone florida attorney general ashley moody, ag, thanks very much for being here and we send you our support there in florida. what can you tell us about the state's response and are you getting what you need from the president? >> well, th thank you so much. you know, florida -- as the sun comes up this morning, we will be facing extraordinary devastation as you know. this is one of the worst storms to ever hit the united states. 2.5 mi

dagen: climate change.tting ag bill barr and bill barr said to me if we go to mail-in ballots it opens up the bl flood gates of fraud. this was a sitting ag. i want to get your take on the comment about the one china policy. days after saying that the u.s. would defend taiwan in a chinese invasion, watch. >> we seek to uphold peace and stability across the taiwan straits, remain committed to our one china policy which helped prevent conflict for four decades and we continue to oppose unilateral changes in the ststatus quo by either side. maria: is this intentional to try to be ambiguous, the strategic ambiguity. >> it is. the white house is claiming that he is still being ambiguous even though he said twice, he was asked a follow-up, one of the few issues in that 60 minutes interview where there was a follow-up, would you send u.s. troops to taiwan and he said yes and it's like okay, well, and how is this different than the way that you helped ukraine? and the president said he would send troops. that would

dagen mcdowell, jump in here. dagen: nile, great to see you as always. when i was in the high school for some time and i love the anglican church. i will note the service today, i'm sure this is the queen's wishes, it's quite short. it's an hour, an hour church service, an hour funeral service but it's quite beautiful and you know that she had a great hand in planning this. >> yes. absolutely, dagen. great thoughts here. the service relatively brief, about 55 minutes, as the queen wished. she did not want -- she put it, a long, boring service so it's a glorious service, it's a service i think imbued with the richness of heritage and it's a christian ceremony. the queen was the head of the church of england. so a very moving, powerful service, but certainly a relatively brief service and i think this is exactly how the queen wanted it, surrounded of course by her family. but also by many of the world leaders who she developed a strong working relationship with and the queen was head of the commonwealth had of nations, 56 countries, 2.5 billion people, a h

dagen, jump in here. to get away in honoring the queen, in terms of what the new prime minister is doing she announced she's capping electricity bills and that's not conservative and deeply bad policy if anyone has an understanding of history first and foremost, secondly with king charles the third, do you believe he's capable of putting country ahead of self because she certainly struggled with that as the prince of whales? >> yeah, two very good questions and respond to the second question about king charles first and you're right to point out actually that king charles, prince charles actually often made controversial political statements with regard to issues such as immigration and environmental matters and he's quite outspoken. in contrast the queen, of course, never, ever intervened in political matters. she did not make political comments and it is vital that the monarchy not get involved in politics and -- and i think that in the case of king charles the third it is important that he respects tha

dagen reaction. dagen: pandemic is over why did he extended the moratorium making student loan payments until end of the year? that was pandemic policy they like spending money the backlashing biden and companion making federal reserve's jobs harder fighting 40-year high inflation core inflation picking up steam you are looking at financial armageddon in a leveraged economy but they keep sending money, quite frankly, he only admits pandemic is over case american people -- democrat and republican, turned begins this administration. for the great burdens, particularly, the destruction of children's lives, futures because of siding teachers union, american people told him the pandemic was over. and now than to fauci is out nobody to be covid mouthpiece. maria: president dismissed questions about age mental capacity, here is texas congressman ronny jackson was white house physician, for three presidents, he joined me yesterday on "sunday morning futures". >> maria not gotten any better continued to get w

joining the conversation all morning long, dagen mcdowell and kaley mcgee. what a smack in the face for he's those people worried about losing their jobs and how this recession to come is going to impact their lives. dagen: what is the line from the washington post, democracy dies in darkness. maria: yeah. dagen: well, idiocy flourishes in broad of daylight based on this piece that this woman wrote. there are several things going on there. the actual ideasss in the piece are laughable, if not horrific. the, oh, housing prices may finally come down to reasonable levels. what about people who borrowed money to buy a house and then the price falls and then you're underwater on your mortgage? how about that scenario? all of these ideas -- this is -- she's really gasping for some -- here for anything to say. but the bigger picture, and i wrote personal finance columns for years and i worked for smart money magazine and they really produce-i've been part of the problem -- bad journalism. and so i think this headline is the biggest problem in all of this. it's like

joining the conversation all morning long is dagen mcdowell and mark tepper, dagen, i guess the question is, if donald trump decides to run, does ron desantis step back or do we see a fight? dagen: well, clearly, ron desantis is trying to set him up for something himself up for something on the national level but as the wall street journal wrote yesterday in any potential debate between gavin newsom and ron desantis. governor newsom is running for reelection in a one-party state and ron desantis is running in a more competitive state where he only won about 32,400 votes in 2018 and charlie chris is not that far behind in the polls. i'd be careful and stay in florida and worry about getting reelected governor before i started thinking about something bigger for myself or the party but that's me. and i'm not a politician. maria: gavin newsom wants to debate ron desantis for this very reason. he sees him as the candidate and he's obviously eyeing the white house, the democrats do not have a bench. mark, what do you think about that? we should throw the idea that joe biden is casting doubt o

dagen: you have an outright meltdown from democrats from coast to coast.re than 2 million border apprehensions, half a million got-aways, 750 illegal my gmigrants who died trying tos cross into the united states, the thousands of thousands of americans who died from fentanyl poisonings but the democrats only get upset when or only start speaking out really when they can use this issue as a political weapon. they didn't care about death, suffering, until they had they felt like that they could gain something politically from it. from day one, anybody and everybody should have been calling out the white house, joe biden, kamala harris, the department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, all of them, for the suffering and death on their watch caused by their policies. maria: yep, absolutely. and so far we're only hearing from the small town mayors, mark, that have been affected. but texas is literally seeing 7,000 people a day. >> it's crazy. maria: a san antonio area sheriff wants to open a criminal investigation, he's opening a criminal invest

dagen: exactly. when you listen to president biden talk about his son, hes was asked about it on 60 minutes and he always leans on well, he's a recovering addict. >> right. dagen: and that -- he's running cover for his kid because he's the big guy, 10% for the big guy. and it's also shameful that somehow if you're an addict that that's why he was influence peddling and enriching his family. no. maria: you know who knew all about it? jill. okay, the first lady. she pushed her husband forward to become president even though she knew about all the money coming into the family. >> the reason so much of our industry and the tech industry and the left wanted to suppress this story of biden family business in mid to late 2020 is because they knew people would take it seriously, would be appalled by it. a lot of them would probably vote against him and -- the reason it's always smelled so bad and it's not smelling any better, because hunter biden was never an expert on ukrainian natural gas or moscow real es

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mcdowell, joe gamaldi dagen your reaction to this constant attack.n policy, influence peddling by hunter biden the list goes on let's not forget weaponization of federal agencies don't -- about any that have focus on maga republicans. dagen: it is that it is -- it is meant like the speech i call it the -- satanic speech, agency he was glowing red last week. it, it is meant to be a distraction for american people, quite frankly, we are giving into it sitting here talking about that speech. the speech on labor day. rather than talking about the issues. and it is also an attempt to put trump president trump on the ballot in november when he is not, of people talking about president trump. and joe biden's like unhinged speeches, not things that really matter, quite frankly, the he devastation destruction the biden administration has rained down on this country since he has been in office, a brilliantly -- about a year and a half i think that there is a method to this madness. even though you can't really control the madness but there is certainly a point

maria: dagen we know stephanie conway has predicted this profit recession for a long time, estimatese not come down to the extent that she thinks they should be. i'm wondering if her in for a rocky road in terms of the markets for the fourth quarter. >> you brought up at the beginning of the show what happened with fedex and fedex stock i think that was a flare into the sky for investors that many investors have completely misread what is going on not just in the u.s. economy but the global economy. you have europe flat on his back and an energy crisis and now you saw what happened with the bank of england the central bank there on monday and is going to take readjusting the thinking of the impact of all this tightening and in this sense i raised it the other day. investors the buy on the dip mentality related to how central banks behave has been present for at least a couple of decades but there was so much quicker that i'm knocking away for a 50% drop or a 40% drop in markets when getting in after 20 because the central banks will come right back in and lift my assets and lift all

dagen. >> thank you so much for that.ing florida governor ron desantis for sending two planes of migrants to martha's vineyard. msnbc host chris hayes tweeted deeply sick and dehumanizing to fling human beings vin diktively. another one saying desantis heartlessness and cynicism is hard to exaggerate. keith oel berman call it human trafficking. reading talking points. human trafficking, so based on facts, then joe biden is a human trafficker as well because they have done the same thing flying migrants under the cover of night to places like new york state. >> that's right. westchester in the middle of the night or florida. this has been going on for 18 months under this administration and suddenly these folks care. if they cared so much about the well-being of illegal migrants, dagen, they really should pay attention to this report that just came out from dhs. at least 750 migrants have died trying to cross into the u.s. you compare that to the year before when the number was only 200, right? many of that was from heat e

and dagen is exactly right.istoric women that are absolutely committed heroes, and she killed that. like kat. >> greg: you know what, kat, if this is happening, at a certain point it has to end, because remember we did a segment on hollywood and how the oscars, to be eligible for an oscar you had to look at your staff and people making the movies, and you had to have the right orientation, which meant you had asked the people that work for you who they slept with. >> yeah, to me that's weird. to me i will not want that job. but even though the article is about how the show was canceled, none of them mention the ratings. at all. except for the one in mpr that said oh, and the channel said that it had nothing to do pretty much with the ratings. none of them actually mention what they actually were. nobody was watching it. to the fact that it had seven seasons is remarkable. like truly remarkable. >> greg: and every article, no mention of the show. they could not bring it up. and we have -- i think may be close to

dagen mcdowell.e] >> and we also have the former white house director of communications with us tonight, mercedes sclapp. also we have tom shillue. >> we usually have to step up one steps down. by the way, which member of the oj did you murder. [laughter] >> would like to thank you. >> what do you make of the whole maga proposal thing? >> you know, it is so idiotic. usually you talk about the reality, the situation, the politics. but i can't even address it because it's like an opposite. i think at this point. when you are by yes-men. when he started the campaign. he started with fun people and the media said yes so why would he stop doing it. >> whenever they thought that donald trump was stoking hate, basically he was talking about what people wanted. but when joe biden does it over on a holiday, they are behind him. it is absolutely crazy. >> well, they don't have any new material. it's a lot like jimmy. [laughter] on its 2022. waiting for those village people jokes. i would call my dad and ask hi

this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm dagen mcdowell in for harris.ow moving illegal migrants sent there to a shelter set up on joint base cape cod. they are expected to arrive

how much coffee do you need well, this is canada, there was a fantasy about this in the newspaper, dagenn sent this study in one of them, which is related to the fact that what do you think that your compatriots vote for some idiots because they are idiots? no, this is a genetic problem, your vote is determined genetic in some features, it's a whole big article in the roof, snow getta on the first sleeper don't think that everyone around is idiots, they are not by themselves, it's in them, in fact, it's here with us volodymyr melchenko, director of the energy dash of structural programs, the rumzkova center is already waiting for our conversation e-e p mykola p vitaliyu well, what about the nord stream, well, definitely, yes, i think so, he sank, as they say, yes, that is, he blew it up. what do you think of the russians themselves or not russians ? i think that the process clearly told us today in in his historical report on the annexation of ukrainian territories, the president of russia himself, who undermined it, he already clearly stated and why it was done, he clearly said that uh,

royal status to the tune of one hundred million dollars with huge deals with companies like spotif dagenly. what are you left with? a couple people living in california, the easy life with chickens and kids, pretty limited appeal to any broadcasters so they keep doing what they've been doing ever since they left the country and the royal family and continue to criticize the royals and moan about the monarchy and how they retreated and without providing any real evidence to support these allegations and we are supposed to just sit here and accept it. i don't think king charles will accept. i think he is hurt by what is going on. when this funeral is a huge event, quite right that the focus should be on the queen this week, but after that, the king has to sort this out. you can't have a renegade pair of royals doing what megan and harry are doing. it is incredibly damaging i think to the institution of the monarchy and it is bad optics for them to be lashing out at their family all the time. neil: speaking very directly, and we say that. >> it is very sad. i would feel this way about any f

dagen mcdowell. joe and the media never name the threats.anted to see if i could put a name to the demon. perhaps it's one of these republican candidates running for office. after all, all they ever talk about is pornography. >> can you define what pornographic means to you. >> there's two naked people. they are acting out a act, multiple different sexual acts. do you want me to send you some so you can see them. that would be fine. >> greg: i love her. i really love her. why did she stop? honestly kind of wish she'd kept going. i was just getting into it. i was moments away from whipping out my credit card. credit card. let's see gretchen whitmer match that kind of pillow talk. then maybe not. the fbi might try to kidnap her again. so yeah, that's and all but is it a threat to democracy and the spy democracy you mean my pants. however that's terrible. i found the threat to this great republic. her name is linda paulson. i'm sure you agree she's a monster. utah district 12, listen up. that's a new name on the ballot for the state senate. ♪ ♪

plenty of food and water and dagen i want to. george morrow from cape coral. hurricane bears down. see you back here on monday. >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are following two major stories. first hurricane ian moving through south carolina right now. we will have live team coverage from there and from the devastation left behind in florida from molly line and steve harrigan. but, we begin tonight with ukraine. as russian president vladimir putin annexes four occupied territories. the largest land grap grab grab since the end of world war ii while issuing a bold threat to the west in a heated speech to the kremlin. insisting he will use all means at his disposal to defend the now annexed territories. president biden responding with a stern warning of his own. >> mr. putin, don't misunderstand what i'm saying. >> ukraine's president zelenskyy is now pushing for accelerated admission into nato in the wake of putin's move today. rhetorical back and forth has ratcheted the threat of expansion of the war in ukraine to a new level. ret

tonight i got tom shillue, dagen mcdowell, mercedes schlapp and jimmy failla. and let's do this.d much like these fellows here. a little sleepy. it's getting dark outside now. remember, summer just went so fast. he is getting sleepy and then quote a sleepy bear. where is the sleepy bear? he is sleeping, too. everybody is getting sleepy. bret baier nodding off and let's end with the sleepiest of sleepy the sleepy sloth. yeah. isn't that amazing? >> judge jeanine: look at those eyes. >> greg: that was everybody o. judge? >> judge jeanine: new season of castles u.s.a. on fox nation hoovment sear sneak peek of our latest episode: >> the combination of the vineyards and the castle, you feel like you are in another place. >> almost like tuscany. >> judge jeanine: not just tuesday cane but another time as well. this is perfection. >> judge jeanine: that can a stella dm. i host fox nation and get to see some of the most beautiful houses and castles. tune in to fox nation. you don't want to miss it. how was that, greg? >> greg: that was beautiful. >> judge jeanine: thank you. gust gut do

. >> greg: great show dagen mcdowell. michael loftus it's a really funny she.apparently never run into what we have seen in the wild. a lady bug and look at that very confused. what is it? how can i get rid of it? this is often like me when i'm waking up in the morning with a bug in my face. i don't know what else to say. i'm out of gas at this point. i don't really care. >> judge jeanine: all right. so britney d'angelo was getting ready to board a flight. the representative says i will give someone a seat upgrade if you do the best dance. so watch this woman do a dance for a seat upgrade. yep. as you can see she is doing a lot of twist turns and did a split and guess what she got the upgrade. she sprung into action. literally and there she is. she wowed her fellow travelers. >> got to love delta. >> needless to say she won an upgrade to delta comfort. >> greg: there is something wrong about that. you can't force customers to entertain you. >> judge jeanine: she didn't pay for that seat. anyway, go ahead, jessica. >> so fresh off all the top gun fun. tom cruise

shopif dagen:. lauren: they are hanging compensation practices on letting their staff decide how much of their paycheck will be cash versus equity, they want them to invest more in the company, stock is down 75%, that is a big bet and if you make it they give you an extra bonus. >> thanks very much. president biden announced a new push to strip big tech platforms of their in the unity. didn't trump try to do that when he was in office? >> he did. the question is how. it is about section 230. speaking about it for years, the 1996 law that offers big tech a free pass for posting this information and not be responsible for it but most democrats and most are public and say it has got to go. how do you do that and what happens when you repeal it? tons of ideas are being floated around but no genuine solution that can win bipartisan support even though most people say repeal it. stuart: one of these ongoing arguments. lauren: always like that with big tech, republicans and democrats tape and for different

we are back tomorrow with a brand-new episode, joining me will be dagen mcdowell, tyrus, tom, and mercedeslapp. "special report" is next. e nei'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. >> bret: getting in, welcome to washington, i'mm bret baier. president biden ripping into maga republicans, in his words,e two political stopnts characterizing his political opponents as full of "anger and violence, hate, and division." will california's power grid hold up moree intent heat grips the region? more warnings tonight about power usage from that state and a busy and often uncomfortable labor da y holiday weekend forrt travelers, we will have a live report. mus >> bret: breaking to make him gt a former president trump will get arba third-party arbiter to review documents taken from his home in florida by federal agents last month. a judge came down in favor of the trump team's request today, rejecting arguments fromcial prosecutors that the special master was both unnecessary and unwisedavi. correspondent david spunt has tonight's top story. good evening. >> good evening tood eveni you.u this judg

dagen: a jersey worn by michael jordan in game one of the 1998 nba finals part of the last dance season for mic call jordan, sold for $10.1 million. is it was oversold. expected to be sold for 35 million bucks. most ever paid for a sports item in history. i would have paid it had i had the coin. elizabeth: progressive in uproar. california governor gavin newsom takes it next level. he is asking the doj consider charging gop governors with quote kidnapping for sending illegal immigrants to d.c., new york, chicago, even swanky martha's vineyard. when the border is on fire, democrats are still smoking in bed. all this as the white house, look at this, it is now reportedly, this is reuters saying it. the white house secretly using a trump border policy to stop illegal immigration. congressman james comer, beth van duyne, arizona attorney general mark brnovich, liz peek, ford o'connell. the illinois governor is deploying national guard for illegal immigrants bused in not for rising crime after he is backing no-cash bail for numerous violent felonies. senator chuck schumer reportedly warns de

dagen: the city of lights goes dark.he lights of the eiffel tower will be turned off earlier than usual to save electricity as paris and the whole of europe face a growing energy crisis. can't make it up. that does it for us on "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: this might be the biggest gaffe of all, a tone deaf white house celebrates the inflation reduction act today as stocks in an historic plunge on inflation, again coming in hotter than expected. it is up six-fold since biden took office. already the cbo, penn wharton and moody's says the act will not cut inflation. introing list of democrats avoid campaigning with the president with us darrell issa, cat ma'am mack, steve warren, carol roth, jay junk and former acting ice director tom homan a jam-packed hour. explosive testimony from a twitter whistle-blower warning of breakdowns that threaten privacy, your privacy and national security a chinese agent worked at twitter? thousands of twitter employees can track locations. a to

. >> greg: dagen mcdowell. >> tyrus: yeah, the vegans, plant based, and somehow end up with meat.y're always aggressive and angry. his big mac attack was somebody's nose. he just ate flesh, that's how mad he was. so i think, doc, if you're plant based eat an egg or something. >> dr. drew: i'm not plant based. >> tyrus: i'm not saying you. i'm saying if you came across a plant based angry person push some form of meat. >> greg: the other part of this story, whenever two parts of the story make it a great stoefrment like if he wasn't working at a vegan place, this never would have made the news. it would be like your name is dr. drew and you got arrested for stealing lithographs. and everybody would say, ah-ha, dr. drew. >> dr. drew: got to follow him. >> tyrus: i don't. >> dr. drew: tyrus is right though, and you're right, too. the car is an extension of the body. same with the other guy's car but that's not a real person, that's a car over there then you get out of the car and now you're in. but people that bite like that, in my world, that is meth, that's steroids, that's hypo ma

we'll be covering the fed tomorrow, dagen mcdowell, mark tepper, have a great tuesday, "varney" & company begins right now stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. so what's it going to be, a rate hike of 75 basis points or 100 or what? it's all speculation. jay powell reveals all, tomorrow the betting this morning is for a 75 basis point hike. got that. now, in advance of the official number, interest rates are ris ing. treasury yields are up look at this , the yield on the 10-year treasury has moved well-above 3.5% and the two-year that is getting really really close to the 4% level. that's not helping stocks. the dow this morning look at futures. we're going to be down about 200 points. the s&p is down and the nasdaq is down about 80. higher interest rates not helping stocks. bitcoin back back to $19, 100 slightly higher this morning. on the markets today it's all about the fed and what the fed watchers expect. politics much more interesting. it's official. two million illegals at the border and they are still coming a sheriff in texas has launched a c

dagen mcdowell, mitch are, thank you, have a great day. "varney" & company begins right now. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. this is a remarkable day. the funeral of the queen of england. a specatacle like no other. britain and the world remember a great queen, a must confess at times this morning i was choked up, but we're also here to tell you about your money and it's a remarkable day for that too. after big losses last week there's more red ink being spilled all over the place. the problem here is the expectation that the federal reserve will aggressively raise interest rates. they meet this week. the dow looks like going down a couple hundred points at the opening bell. drop today for the s&p as well and look at the nasdaq. it was down over 5% last week. it's going to be down another what's that, about two-thirds of 1% this morning. they are going to be back to about 11, 800. there's another negative here for you. especially for tech stocks. that is bond yields rising. the yield on the 10 year has hit earlier this morning it hit 3.5% the two-year

." >> dana: hel, dagen mcdowell, jessica jessica tarlov, judge jeanine, and this is "the five." we are awaiting an update from the florida governor ron desantis on the catastrophic damage that ian left behind. 21 lives have lost but expect the dental to rise. rescue crews working nonstop coming through the wrath the refuge. and a post-tropical cyclone after making landfall in

dagen: there is no might, y'all need a bigger boat.hocking video capturing a moment right out of "jaws" when a shark leaped out of the water aboard a maine fishing boat. the incident started with a shark chomping on bait leaping out of the water to escape the fishing line. i love it. all of it. as long as i'm not in the water. that does it for us. elizabeth: potentially devastating nationwide railroad strike could happen tomorrow night. also this, backlash growing against the white house party celebrating the inflation reduction act as inflation slams u.s. families. guess what is missing from the president's economic blueprint. tonight fox business host larry kudlow, green energy expert nick loris, congressman greg stuebe, "new york post" jon levine, an exclusive with florida attorney general ashley moody. do as i say, not as i do president demands everyone going green. critics call him out for using lots of oil and gas to fly to delaware to vote and when obama and trump voted by mail. reuters reporting shocking. look at this story. de

thank you, dagen mcdowell, brian , and james freeman, have a great day, we'll see you tomorrow. "varney" & company begins right now, stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. where do you start? putin mobilizes, biden addresses the u.n., the fed will raise rates, a quarter billion dollar pandemic relief fraud in minneapolis and aaron judge hits homer number 60. i think we better start with vladimir putin because he's rattling his nukes. he says he's not bluffing, and he's ordered partial mobilization of 300,000 reserves i'd call that escalation. what will president biden say about it? he's due to address world leader s at the u.n. in new york city this morning. putin will not be there. what will jay powell say about interest rates? he's due to reveal all this afternoon. the betting is it's going to be a 75 basis point hike. investors apparently approve if that's what we're actually going to get. the dow is up 150 points that's pre-market, s&p higher, nasdaq is up 60. here we go again, with treasury yields. the 10-year still well-above 3.5 %. the two-

dagen: that's who she was. steadfast in her duty and devotion to obviously not just the american people, of the british people but americans as well. maria: she was. joe, final word? >> a queen not only to the uk but to the world, maria. maria: yes that's a great way to put it dagen mcdowell, joe concha great to be with you have a great weekend everybody here is "varney" & company stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. this is day one of the mourning period for the late queen elizabeth, her passing dominates the news all over the world. there is near-universal praise for her long reign and some anxiety about the future. king charles iii takes over just as britain goes into economic crisis and installs a new prime minister. we'll cover the events as they unfold. the 96 gun salute earlier this morning, one for each year of her life. the first look at the new king, and later today, his first address to the nation. it is a time of sadness and respect, and that will be a big part

stuart: yes it is and good morning, dagen and good morning, everyone. you know, maybe we should call this "apple day." four hours from now the most valuable company in the world reveals its new products. will there be something brand new or will it be tweaks to the iphone or the apple watch? i don't know, but please, tim cook, do not disappoint. the whole markets hanging on your every word. let's get to politics shall we? president biden tries to walk back his divisive rhetoric after referring to semi-fascism in the republican party. he now tweets, "i want to be clear. not every republican is a maga republican." he says, "together with mainstream republicans, we can choose a different path." his divisive speech, where he was flanked by marines, continues to bring criticism. in the new york times, of all places, brett stevens writes, " he insults millions of voters as deplorables." that's in the new york times. meanwhile, in california, governor newsom coming in for a very sharp criticism, that states on the verge of rolling blackouts, having urged resid