dagen mcdowell, sounds like more of the same. this is your home state. t's disgraceful. it also removes the mandatory sentence for attacking a police officer. do these legislators know what they're doing? i'd say they do. they're inviting people to attack police officers at a time when mayhem and unrest, harassment, anarchy, looting, you name it, are front and center in many cities across this country. it moves onto the house in the state of virginia. they're both controlled by democrats, as well as the governor's mansion. but is an invitation -- we talk about defunding the police. this is an invitation to attack the police and it will make that state much less safe because police officers will quit. and people will not line up to protect the people of virginia. it is hideous, what these people are doing. maria: yeah. and that's what we've seen pretty much for the last couple of years. i mean, governors and mayors, particularly these last couple of months, james, have walked away from the police force, ignoring what's actually taking place on the ground.

joining the conversation dagen mcdowell and brian brendberg. great to see everybody this morning. rning. maria: some to have top stories that we are watching this morning. the trump administration is putting pressure on tehran. the u.s. seizing 4 cargo vessels which were transporting iranian fuel to venezuela. the move cutting off supply chain both countries have flaunted defying u.s. sanctions. the vessels are being redirected now to houston, texas. a new chapter for the middle east. president trump helping to broker a he's -- historic peace deal. first deal of its kind in 25 years and eventually opening of diplomatic offices in both countries. under the deal israel will pause plans to annex bank that it's currently occupying. watch this. >> to joe i would say stop playing politics with the virus. we've entrusted the governors of each state elected by the people to develop and enforce their own mask policies and other policies. maria: biden is calling for governors to require masks in every state for at least the next 3 months. follow the rules, the director of the cdc says the un

dagen mcdowell. she has got real flare and shiny hair. kat timpf. my massive sidekick and host of foxnation tyrus. you made and prediction a long time ago about miss harris being the vp. >> it doesn't seem that anybody cares who the candidate is or who the vice president is. there was a pew research poll that says 56% of the people supporting biden really just care that it's not trump who wins. 13% said they like biden because of his personality and temperament. so if you add those together. you have 69% of people who support biden who don't care about anything. they just want to beat trump. they are just signaling they are the complete non-science party because they have given up on the psychology of motivation, incentive. and they are just going with, well, instead of a constitution and a bible, let's use hate, revenge, and anger. and those will be our platforms. it doesn't matter who is running or what the policies are. we'll see if that works out. greg: dagen, what did you make of the rollout? >> i thought it was pretty good. they put an explana

joining the conversation this morning dagen mcdowell and joanie courtney. e jobs numbers. great to see everybody this morning. dagen: great to see you. joanie: good morning. maria: some of the top stories we're watching right now. president trump is turning up the heat on tic tiktok and we c, signing an executive order that bans the chinese social media apps in 45 days, the president calls tiktok a threat to national security. the company owned by bite dance, chinese company, is accused of gathering user data that could be shared with china's communist party government. tiktok is denying it's controlled by beijing. microsoft is a leading contender to acquire tiktok's u.s. operations. any deal will be closely watched. portland in unrest continues, violence erupted overnight for a 70th straight day. rioters setting fires outside of a police precinct. rioters are seen throwing paint on an elderly woman using a walker as she confronted them outside of the precinct. no major progress on another round of stimulus in washington. democrats and white house officials

dagen mcdowell, any thoughts? we wait to find out. are giving direction to reporters to move them to another location. >> dagen: not to throw it back at you but talk about working in the white house and how vigilant the secret service are. in terms of being on top of any noise or any movement even outside the white house, even around the perimeter. you can speak to that. >> dana: it's interesting that you say that, dagen. one of the things that i will say and i think our secret service is the best in the world. they are overly cautious which can be good. you want to make sure you're safe. the president of the united states, no matter who he or she is, is the number one target for terrorists around the world or for assassinations and executions. so you want to make sure you're always protected. when you're in that bubble, the closer you are to them, they're more concerned you might be unless you have the united states secret service who takes care of you and make sure that the 18 acres of the white house are secure, as you look out the

thanks to scott adams, dagen mcdowell, and tyrus. love you, america. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." big show tonight, sean hannity, sarah palin, and joe biden's grades from college. joe biden didn't pick kamala harris as vp. that pick was made for him. when the #metoo movement hit he buckled and said he would take a woman. when the racial unrest went down, he said he would pick a black

joining the conversation, dagen mcdowell, james freeman and mattie duppler. body this morning. dagen: good morning. james: great to be here. maria: some of the top stories this morning. the east coast cleaning up after isaias, weakening to a post tropical cyclone. as it roared up the east coast yesterday, it sparked tornadoes, massive flooding, fires, killing at least six people, leaving millions of others without power. devastation and destruction meanwhile in beirut. a massive explosion tearing through the port in lebanon's capital. at least 100 people are dead, more than 4,000 are injured according to the red cross. rescue crews searching for survivors this morning. officials blaming a stockpile of ammonium nitrate for the blast. president trump said u.s. military generals told him it was likely an attack. working out their differences, white house officials and top democrats reporting progress on the new coronavirus relief bill. the two sides working to resolve sticking points including enhanced jobless benefits and the size of the aid package. they say th

maria: yeah, with coronavirus, dagen mcdowell, jump in. , i want to point out and something that lee carter brought to my attention, the poll with cbs that found ten percentage lead for donald trump among independents and based on early dial testing that independents are tracking the way that republicans feel and it's possible and i'm raising the issue that people we call independents are really just hidden republican voters. again, shamed into being quiet, shamed into not calling themselves conservatives by, well, certainly people in the media and that -- therein lies the hidden trump voter, you buy that? >> as someone who has wrote a book about political independence i -- dagen: i teed you up. >> thanks, dude, 90% of people who describe themselves as independent, they vote along predictable lines. doesn't men republican lines. the poll is a surprise to me because previously from what i've listen looking at the -- independents have been leading towards biden in this election and i thought that was a bellwether. that's some rare green shoot

dagen mcdowell issue markets coming lows down 371.1 million not good but better than what economists lag there are collecting state unemployment benefits,he gos lower still, certainly politically this might give the republicans a little bit of wiggle room about how to what to do with 600 dollars extra here week at federal level individuals getting. but in terms of the jobs' report, that comes out tomorrow, the estimates all over map 1.6 million jobs created, but the range is from four million jobs created, to a loss of 280,000 jobs, so there is no way to real know what is going on there, some of what is happening, in the reason that you still see the jobless claims stubbornly high like that the paycheck protection program money has run out, people who were running their businesses, had to either lay people off or start collecting unemployment as well so that is one of the problems. that is in the backdrop of why jobless claims are still so high. >>. maria: yeah, it is interesting even though cornerstone macro a couple piqu weeks ago said we are seeing a weak spot in july yesterday na

dagen mcdowell, your reaction earlier about where she is in terms of being moderate. at kind of an impact is this going to have, you think? dagen: i think her biggest impact will be number 1 she can go out of the house with ease which clearly has been an issue for former vice president joe biden. my friend jenny johnson tweeted this, finally somebody who can drive at night. if anything, it does highlight that people look at vice president biden and his lack of mental sharpness and his age at potential inauguration he would be the oldest president ever inaugurated at age 78. the wall street journal editorial page writing about this today, so people really have to look at her. if biden is a one-term president are you looking at her than any other running mate as potentially presidential candidate or the next president, if you will, after the next four years. just one more quick thing, i've said this and i will say it over and over again. this will be potentially the election of public security with all the unrests and run away violence in major cities across the country,

good night frororororo dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. it's tuesday august 11th. frightening moments as president trump is hustled out after shots fired outside of the white house. >> hopefully soon. excuse me. [inaudible conversations] dagen: the president backed a briefing moments later covering issues from coronavirus to stimulus in the 2020 election. we have it covered. chaos in america. seattle police chief resigning in protests as the city council votes to defund and cut more than 100 officers from the force. we have the latest, plus uprisings in portland and chicago. markets meantime pointing gains at the open, 279-point gain on dow futures. gains across the board this after mixed performance yesterday. look at the blue chips go. the nasdaq finishing in the red after a week showing in the tech sector money peeling out of the stocks but the dow gaining more than 1%. 357 points. protecting your data, flaws and snap dragonship putting 1 billion android phones at risk from a hack attack. looks to connect all of your smart devices to one

dagen: welcome back i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo. to start a new month after a four month winning streak, starting a new month to the plus side on global market action european markets in the green, gain of more than 2%, in germany, gains in england and france as well, eurozone economy signs of growth with purchase managers index for july coming in above 50, showing growth. in asia overnight, markets mostly higher only loser there hang seng down half of 1%, gold shining record-breaking run, still on a roll, closing in on 2,000 dollars an ounce, president trump, meantime demanding that the boston marathon bomber face a new death sentence after appeals court overturned it cheryl casone has details and more. >> that is right president tweeting no one deserves a death penalty more than he, he and i have brother killed three injured 260 no 2013 boston marathon attack last week a federal court vacated the sentence ruling judiciousors were not properly screened for potential bias he is still going to serve life in prison justice department

maria:good morning i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo it is monday august 31st your top stories at 6 a.m. eastern. the 2020 race tightening up joe biden back on the campaign trail heading to pennsylvania. president trump heading to wisconsin. with a message on crime and justice. coming up at 7:30 a.m. time scott walker on controversy surrounding president upcoming visit to kenosha. and at 8:30 a.m. eastern ?angt to the president for trade and manufacturing peter on tensions with china and a ticktock sale. tesla stocks splitting today what it could mean for record runs this year. a new look for dow 30 sales force amgen and honeywell replacing ration today kicking off the day in record territory. the dow nasdaq and s&p on track for their fifth straight month of gains. plus amazon new fitness tracker "halo" can apparently gauge your emotions as well. "mornings with maria" is live right now. >> checking global market action european markets are in the green this morning. london is closed for a holiday but to the plus side in france and germany. asia overnight markets mostly lower an

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joining the conversation this morning is dagen mcdowell, jon hilsenrath and lou basenese. ongratulations, by the way. we'll get to that later. [ laughter ] maria: thank you so much. some of the top stories we are watching this morning, isaias is moving up the east coast with heavy wind and rain. it was downgraded to a tropical storm. but not before hitting the carolina coast as a category 1 hurricane. the storm made landfall last night near ocean aisle beach. power was knocked out for dozens of customers. dozens were forced to flee after a series of house fires as well. democrats and officials calling the latest talks on a covid-19 9 relief bill productive. president trump said he is ready to act on his own if necessary. >> they want to bail out cities and states that have done a bad job over a long period of time. nothing to do with coronavirus. they're not interested in unemployment. i'm going to stop it. i'll do it myself if i have to. i have a lot of powers with respect to executive orders. maria: sources tell fox news house speaker nancy pelosi is not kv dheant they co

dagen mcdowell, let's talk about the rnc.re different when you look at what has been discussed at the rnc versus what you heard last week at the dnc. which was a lot of hate on donald trump, but very little in the way of policy and solutions to some of the issues american people care about. what are your thoughts? >> dagen: right. a lot of the dnc was a rehash of left wing ideas that we have heard over and over again and didn't really seem to meet the moment, if you will, in terms of battling this virus, how the democrats if elected to the white house would bring back the u.s. economy. it was a lot of talk about climate change and justice or the lack thereof. that being said, last night -- and john hordes writes about this on in the new york post, the onus was put squarely on joe biden. joe biden finally came out of a basement in delaware and put out a statement about the unrest and violence in many parts of this country. but it was a statement that was still lacking, according to many people. and i think that this is where t

i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. monday, august 10 top stories 8:00 a.m.t trump taking executive action over weekend providing aid on unemployment, for renters student alone borrowers the questions remain about who is paying for it all. and, could there still be a deal worked out between congress, andrea the white house coronavirus case topping five million u.s. however, many areas are seeing number of new cases trending down there is still alarming rise among children schools start reopening what you need to know about using taking care of and replacing masks, breaking hong kong besman activist jimmy lai arrested he foreign ministry saying they are violating international law sanctioning u.s. lawmakers including senators ted cruz, marco rubio tom cotton twit making a move for tiktok "the wall street journal" reporting preliminary talks are being held between the social media giant, where this leads microsoft ahead the markets futures point to higher on across the board dow futures up 96 at the moment, s&p 500 and nasdaq posted second straight week of gain

dagen mcdowell, jump in. gen: sam, maria brings this up very often about the market moving up and is it really showing you that president trump may not be voted out of office in november? because wouldn't the market be reacting negatively to a $4 trillion in tax hikes and vast over-regulation or reregulation of industry after industry after industry, whether it's energy, healthcare, you name it. what is the market saying about the election or because we're in the middle of a pandemic, still shut down so much of the economy, is the market not able to say anything? >> good morning, dagen. well, i think that the market usually does give us an indication as to what's going to happen. since world war ii, whenever the market has fallen between july 31st and october 31st, the incumbent has been replaced, all times but once. on the flip side, whenever the market has advanced in that period, the batting average is not as good but still pretty good, in the low 80% area. i think the pandemic is the driving force here. at

joining the conversation this morning, dagen mcdowell, mark tepper and steve forbes.e everybody this morning. >> great to be here. thank you. maria: some of the top stories this morning, jimmy lai speaking out in a first on fox interview with me last hour, the founder of next digital and pro democracy advocate is out on bail days after being taken into custody in hong kong on suspicion of colluding with foreign forces and protesting. the arrest falling under hong kong's controversial new national security law. lee: has bee lee: lai has been critical of president xi jinping. >> xi jinping is the president, xi jinping is totally the -- [ indiscernible ]. he wants to bring china back to the time, all the control that he's increasing is exactly the way that mau was controlling the country. maria: in fact, xi jinping is the first leader for life since mau. lai added the world needs to solve the problems with china in order to have peace in the world. joe biden and kamala harris slamming president trump on the economy during their first appearance as running mates. watch. >

thanks to scott adams, dagen mcdowell, and tyrus. i love you, america. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." big show tonight, sean hannity, sarah palin, and joe biden's grades from college. joe biden didn't pick kamala harris as vp. that pick was made for him. when the #metoo movement hit he buckled and said he would take a woman. when the racial unrest went down, he said he would pick a black woman. biden doesn't have a base. the bernie bros are not all on board. he needed to pick a radical liberal and that's what he did. if this is how joe biden is going to govern this country, this country is in trouble. biden is not a leader. he gets led around on a leash. that's what the chinese and iranians will do to joe. the media is telling you kamala is a moderate. they are calling her pragmatic, a centrist. a natural centrist. if the media is telling you someone is a centrist, they are basically cesar chavez. they are telling you how this will energize the ticket. that's also wrong. she couldn't even energize democrats when she won for

pressure and to try and open a corridor of communication and our international affairs expert dagen mcdowell explained why the e.u. sanctions might not work. the e.u. at this point is basically signaling that. regards this is an extremely important issue but there aren't really many concrete levers that they can pull people can are in russia and even those are weaker than one might expect but equally even if you were to see some sort of comprehensive regime of economic sanctions intended to really isolate the hours from the rest of the world so long as russia is not going to engage in the sanctions and is willing to. support you. in breaking them you know those sanctions are just not going to be effective so really this is not hands of the average people right now. now the u.s. department of justice is saying it's iranian fuel from 4 tankers headed to venezuela says it's the biggest of the such the shia both iran and venezuela are under u.s. sanctions who have said we're for tankers they're going to use them. and they're there. they're not supposed to be doing that or others are supposed to

thanks to scott adams, dagen mcdowell, and tyrus. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world."ig show tonight, sean hannity, sarah palin, and joe biden's grades from college. joe biden didn't pick kamala harris as vp. that pick was made for him. when the #metoo movement hit he buckled and said he would take a woman. when the racial unrest went down, he said he would pick a black woman. biden doesn't have a base. the bernie bros are not all on board. he needed to pick a radical liberal and that's what he did. if this is how joe biden is going to govern this country, this country is in trouble. biden is not a leader. he gets led around on a leash. that's what the chinese and iranians will do to joe. the media is telling you kamala is a moderate. they are calling her pragmatic, a centrist. a natural centrist. if the media is telling you someone is a centrist, they are basically cesar chavez. they are telling you how this will energize the ticket. that's also wrong. she couldn't even energize democrats when she won for president. she never caught on with black voters let alone anyo

she's the southern belle who can raise holy hell, anchor dagen mcdowell. real flair and shiny hair, kat timpf. and sharks have a tyrus week. tyrus! all right, scott, you made a prediction longing ago on the fate of ms. harris being the nominee or possibly the likely nominee after being vp. how was this rollout? where do you see it going? >> well, i've got to tell you, it doesn't seem anybody cares who the candidate is or who the vice president is. there was a pew research poll that said 56% of people supporting biden really just care that it's not trump who wins, and then on top of that there were another 13% who said they like biden because of his personality and temperament which i think is just another way of saying you don't like trump. so if you add those together, you've got 69% of people who support biden who don't care about anything, they just want to beat trump. exactly 9% of them said they cared about policies. which tells you they're just signaling that there's a complete, you know, nonscience party because they've given up on the psychology of

dagen mcdowell, kat timpf, tyrus. tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m.'d call it a simulcast of the nixon library. hugh hewitt will be interviewing me and they will take questions and discuss my book. get tickets you can watch it at home, go to nixon foundation.org and get an autographed copy of my book. august 19, tuesday the nixon library. you can watch it online. >> dana: that's great. i've been wanting to do this all week. snapchat has a new filter where they can take your dog and make it look like your dog is in the disney movie. not everyone here at "the five" has one. who is that? is that rookie? >> jesse: that's not ricky. >> dana: i think so. that's jasper obviously. look at that pumpkin. who else do we have. >> jesse: there is ricky. mary is. >> dana: there he is. we start convention coverage. katie and i will be there with chris wallace and all sorts of ♪ will will okay pete: we are welcome to welcome will kaine broadcast extrump administration narrow. will: thank you, i'm so excited to be here on fox news in particular her

i'm gillian turner, here today fox business anchor dagen mcdowell, town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich, syndicated radio host and also a fox news contributor leslie marshall, and joining us today host of the guy benjamin show on fox radio, also a pretty decent guy guy benson. i'm going to come to you first, no doubt the harris pick has been a boon for the campaign financially, at least overnight. at first 24 hours following the announcement harris as biden's running mate the campaign pulled in $26 million. are you impressed? >> i think that's a pretty good number, i'm more impressed by you telling me i'm "pretty decent." thank you for that glowing praise. here's my thought on that big number, and some of this apparent excitement from democrats funding this campaign. for the first time yesterday, at least to me, it felt like there was a presidential campaign happening actively. it's been this strange sort of sleepwalk a scenario because of coronavirus and everything else going on, yesterday the ticket became real, tangible, people said okay, there is a choice that is comin

remember -- you can't take it with you. [ train whistle blows ] dagen: good morning, everybody, i'm dagen mcdowellrd, 6:00 a.m. eastern. microsoft to buy tiktok's business after president trump said he would ban the controversial app. secretary of state mike pompeo saying other chinese apps could also face ban in the u.s. extra unemployment benefits a sticking point. high-level talks expected today this as the clock ticks toward the senate recess. futures are showing

here today fox business anchor dagen mcdowell. fox news correspondent gillian turner. executive director of serve america pac and the fox news contributor marie harf. joining us today, i haven't seen him in a while. we're glad he is back. former chie chief of staff for mitch mcconnell, josh holmes in the virtual house. >> josh: good to see you. >> harris: good to see you. >> josh: good to see you, harris. >> harris: chart with chief best and what could not have be an easy decision for her. why was it necessary? >> josh: i think a lot of us hoped that ewould never get to the point that americans are suffering the consequence of prolonged liberal government of american cities but the consequences are here. and with this particular case, the real problem honestly is you can't over time disrespect, defund the police department, pretend like they don't exist. the concerns about the community are non-existent. you can't do those things and then hope that good people will choose to serve the communities. what we have seen in seattle, perfect example of the neglect of the poli

maria:good morning i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo it is monday august 31st your top storiestening up joe biden back on the campaign trail heading to pennsylvania. president trump heading to wisconsin. with a message on crime and justice. coming up at 7:30 a.m. time scott walker on controversy surrounding president upcoming visit to kenosha. and at 8:30 a.m. eastern ?angt to the president for trade and manufacturing peter on tensions with china and a

i am dana perino with greg gutfeld, donna brazile, lawrence jones, and dagen mcdowell.york city and this is "the five." president trump taking action on coronavirus relief, bypassing congress after negotiations failed. moments from that we will hear directly from the president. he is blaming the democrats for not acting and holding a news conference where he is sure to talk about his decision to sign executive actions aimed at providing economic relief to millions of americans. here is the president.

dagen mcdowell, marie harf. for his inaugural visit to "outnumbered," trey gowdy, former south carolina congressman, fox news contributor, and host of "the trey gowdy podcast." you will need more than earbuds. i wish it was. great having you today. >> trey: thinks you're having. >> harris: i will lean on you for your leadership. i call them potential witnesses on the streets. you see in portland, oregon, people are not even helping where they could be helping, and it's a violent scene. which could hurt anybody. if you are there, it could spread. we saw that unfortunately at the wendy's in atlanta, where rayshard brooks was shot and that little girl was caught in some cross fire there in the rioting. trey? your thoughts? >> trey: yes, ma'am. you put your finger on it. you're not punishing the police when you don't come forward with information. you're punishing the victims, whether it's a drive-by shooting or if it's a police officer. i think what republicans would like to see, violence by police is wrong, violen

. >> good morning i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo monday august 10th your top stories at 6xecutive action providing aid for unemployment renters and student loan borrowers. but questions remain about who is paying for it all. this as there could still be a deal worked out between congress and the white house. coronavirus cases topping 5 million in the united states. and there's alarming rise of cases in children. just as schools start reopening, what you need to know about using and taking care of and replacing masks. breaking overnight hong kong businessman

this is "outnumbered," i am gillian turner, here is fox business anchor dagen mcdowell. host of kennedy on fox business kennedy, and executive director and fox news contributor marie harf, also joining us today, you may recognize him, it is fox news chief political anchor bret baier, also the anchor of "special report." what an awesome couch we have today, i will come to you first. i think the big question now is does this choice shake up the status quo? does it change it for the trump campaign or for the millions of americans who have not yet decided who they are going to vote for. >> bret: good afternoon, i want to start off with a complement for marie harf, "fox news sunday" she made the pick, this is the pick that joe biden should make and the pick that he would make, so kudos to you, you put $100 on kemal haider harris and you won. so there is an excitement level on the democratic side after this, i said yesterday it puts die-hard democrats and the party faithful at ease, but it is more than that. we just confirmed that to the biden campaign brought in $10.8 million

good night frororororo dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. sident trump is hustled out after shots fired outside of the white house. >> hopefully soon. excuse me. [inaudible conversations] dagen: the president backed a briefing moments later covering issues from coronavirus to stimulus in the 2020 election. we have it

here today is fox business house dagen mcdowell, host of "kennedy" kennedy. syndicated radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall and former utah congressman and fox news contributor jason chaffetz. let me start with you jason, all through the democratic convention the democrats were silent on all of the violence that's going on in major cities and it was sort of like it's not going on, it's not a big deal, these were isolated incidents that are being hyped up on television. now they've made a very strong change, we saw it last week even with democrats that were out on top shows with new talking points, saying this is donald trump's america, do you feel safe in donald trump america? he's the one that is responsible for this. do you think that the response is effective. >> jason: i don't think it's effective, these are in democratic run cities with democratic governors and it's been going on in some places 90 or 100 days. the democrats have taken a clear position, joe biden has said that he wants to redirect funding absolutely away from police. kamala

." ♪ >> greg: hi, i am greg gutfeld with jesse watters, dana perino, marie harf, and dagen mcdowell.er bill clinton spokesman and sputtering wacko doodle joe lockhart suggests that under no circumstances should joe biden debate donald trump. you are thinking it must be a gag. no, according to lockhart, trump tells so many lies it's pointless for biden to enter the ring with someone who can't follow the rules or the truth

." ♪ >> greg: hi, i am greg gutfeld with jesse watters, dana perino, marie harf, and dagen mcdowell.the five." the village idiot has spoken. former bill clinton spokesman and sputtering wacko doodle joe lockhart suggests that under no circumstances should joe biden debate donald trump. you are thinking it must be a gag. no, according to lockhart, trump tells so many lies it's pointless for biden to enter the ring with someone who can't follow the rules or the truth but you know he's really saying. the moment biden faces off with trump and the cognition starts malfunctioning, he's done which is really why lockhart admits biden can lose the election. he's creating a phony reason hoping no one notices but we did. he in the campaign create a fake moral loophole for biden to worm his way out of so he won't tank in public. oh, we certainly can't debate trump. he fibs. he wears hair plugs. wait, that's joe. if that's the standard for all candidates, we never have another debate ever. democratic party would be as thin as i am in only half as handsome. also wouldn't you want to debate a liar

fox business anchor, dagen mcdowell. host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy. in the center virtual seed, fox news analyst and fox nation host, lawrence jones. great to see everybody on this fine friday. lawrence, i'll start with you. a couple things going on. we had kevin corke's report, so we know there was a moment on washington that blend both histd present and future, and the rnc wrapping last night looking ahead of the future, the way that president trump wants americans to know. >> lawrence: yes, and i am there with them in spirit. i have family members that are there today. i have family members who were there 57 years ago. to the president's speech, this was an interesting speech, because i would say this is a halfway mark between how trump is at a rally versus him delivering a state of the union. but there were several moments where he really made the case against joe biden. one particularly caught my eye, he said something that got me. he said, "joe biden is not the savior of america. he is the destroyer of americans jobs." he also said, "how can dem

>> thank you so much for joining me this morning, great show, dagen mcdowell, have a great day, stuart varney is next, take it away with "varney & company". stuart: thank you very much indeed and good morning to you. good morning, everyone. you are watching financial history, and extraordinary five-month stock market rally and a series of record highs for the s&p and the nasdaq, the dow is back above 28000, that is 10000-point higher than marc march 23, a trillion dollar valuation for several tech companies, 2 trillion for apple. the market is looking at the other side of the virus. new cases down, vaccines and treatment on the way, election risk sideline for now in china and the u.s. keep talking trade, we don't know when this thing ends or how much further it goes. sit back and enjoy the ride, today is august 25, the dow of 378, yesterday up another 150th opening bell today, the s&p record high close up some more this morning. the nasdaq looks like it's going to be down a few points. we're going to show you apple, premarket trading worth $2.15 trillion and there is speculation that t

[laughter] that is right, we want a strong america, 100% dagen mcdowell, james freeman, thank you so much and have a great day and a great weekend we will see you tonight at wall street at nine, ten eastern "varney & company" begin right now. stuart: good morning, everyone. what is the big story of the d day, the president wrapping up the convention, the amazing fireworks, all great stuff but let's go with history, let's go with financial history, that is what we are now seeing, we are wrapping up an extraordinary week, jay powell will. a ton of money and keep interest rates very low for years, that is a big help to wall street, great progress with the virus vaccine and test, we can see the way out of the virus mass, that helps too. we can see the emerging post-pandemic academy dominated by america's big tech companies. this friday morning, stocks are going up somewhere, can you believe that, we don't know how were going to close the session but the opening bell the dow will be up another triple digit, over 100 points, s&p coming up a series of records of another nine this morning an