joe biden will not answer that question for a very clear reason, they plan to do it. >> harris: dagen mcdowellrgive me, i want mollie in. >> dagen: no, no, i will shut up. >> harris: no, please, we love you. fox polls show views are divided about evenly on increasing number of justices on the u.s. supreme court. 39% likely voters favor the move, 41% say they oshg pose it and 20 to 21% say they are unsure. why am i showing you that, mollie? because it has been commented by democrats as of late maybe this is not an issue people care about as much and maybe the pivot was in that lane trey gowdy was teaching us about. well, she gave an answer, right? she was silent. or maybe potentially she didn't and tried to skirt it, she doesn't think her side cares about it. what is your thought? >> mollie: it is interesting to note, the reason this was an issue, why this was brought up in the debate is because mike pence brought the issue up in the debate. great example of what i'm talking about why it is important to not just let journalists protecting biden be in control of what is asked. we are through the

joey jones and she's so southern she sleeps on the gun rack "fox business" and network anchor dagen mcdowellajor expenses are big lasted glances. host on "fox nation" kat timpf and he travels by trampling my sidekick and host of an upset on "fox nation," tyrus. all right all right joey last week we saw someone by the name of chet rubin ordered that we must defund walter reed because they treated trump and let him out. what do you make of that? >> i don't know what to make of it. it wasn't that long ago maybe a decade ago there was a walter reed scandal and all these people were browning to the aid of president obama and joe biden. they love our troops and now they want to defund their doctors because they accidentally got trump better. if i were trump i would have refused treatment and use the opportunity to create an national -- until the aid package comes through. it if it takes me it takes me that thankfully he did take treatment in these going to do better in god was the people walter reed for doing it even though it broke jen rubens hard. greg mankiw have been there and they helped you.

maria: that's interesting, dagen, dagen mcdowell, jump in. this just speaks to -- president trump's behavior as he is battling this in some instance, deadly disease just speak to american strength and resilience. he's merely reflecting what the -- the kind of wherewithal that all americans show as they go about their daily lives, whether they are battling covid or cancer, whether they are going out to a job as an essential worker putting their own lives on the line to ring up somebody's groceries, stock store shelves or packages to people who couldn't leave their homes, he's the leader to have country and he exemplified that over the weekend. >> he truly does, dagen and your message that he gives people hope, in the early days of covid when very little was known about it and the impact was far more just challenging than it is now because with new medical protocols, a new understanding of how to treat it effectively and aggressively early, what we are seeing with the president is what a lot of people have experienced and that is it's not the n

and charlie hurt, go over the weekend, you know what i mean. >> charlie: dagen mcdowell for america's >> dagen: i was a horrible babysitter. thank you all. have a great weekend. don't go anywhere. right now here is harris faulkner. ♪ >> harris: president trump says he is ready to resume campaigning very soon after covid-19 diagnosis side binds his in in person events. "outnumbered overtime" right now, i am harris faulkner. news happening presently. back to the campaign trail after the doctor cleared him to public engagement starting tomorrow. riding in a memo that the president has responded extremely well to the treatment with no sign of adverse effects. sources telling fox news that the president explained he would be back on the trail on monday for campaigning after the president told sean hannity this last night. >> i think i'm going to try doing a rally on saturday night, if we have enough time to put it together, but we want to do

dagen mcdowell your reaction.en: thank you facebook and twitter for showing what the american people what we always thought about you, that you would of quickly censor thought that your minions on the left didn't agree with, that you would quickly censor any news report that doesn't rewel reflel on your chosen presidential candidate, your chosen political candidate. thank you for showing us what you are made of because now as a nation, we can go elsewhere. this is censorship. it's not communist. because it's not by the government. but it's still dangs russ. i'm -- dangerous. ism going ti'm going toread a ce opinion editor at the new york post. this is what he said yesterday. the new york post account last time i looked, it's still shut down, it's frozen by twitter. this is a big tech information coup. this is digital civil war. i am the editor of the new york post, one of the nation's large largest newspapers cannot publish one of the stories that details corruption by a major presidential candidate. this is unacc

let me bring in dagen mcdowell. gen, there are 500,000 independent restaurants and bars in the u.s., 76% of the entire industry, they are all feeling it, dagen? dagen: it's a struggle. it's heartbreaking just to talk to friends and neighbors here in new york city who run restaurants. katie, what about rent reductions because until there's a vaccine and everyone in this country is vaccinated, that is going to be a looming problem and we've heard from, say, giant mall operators suing their tenants already while they are struggling to reopen? katie, what about the issue of a broad-rent repricing across the country? >> i mean, yes. that would be helpful. you know, i do know a lot of people are having to close because, you know, they can't -- you can't cover fixed cost when you're not able to operate at the levels that you were before and so you need relief there, but i would say that this grant package that's on the table is the only long-term -- like real fix to ensure that restaurants make it and we've been uniquely im

maria: dagen mcdowell. dagen: dr.hasone, the steroid that was given to stop a potential cytokine storm, reduces inflammation. you explained it in a doctorly way. i want to raise the issue of the way some people have talked particularly about the dexamethasone in the media. there was a doctor who was on cnn who talked about the mental health side effects, delirium, psychosis, you would never want to say that the president is experiencing that but, dot, dot, dot. this morning, on another morning show, the hosts are talking repeatedly over of and over again how the president is roided on. my mother was on dexamethasone after a diagnosis with cancer. i think it's a very dangerous message to send to the nation and the world about a steroid that can really work miracles for some people and it's been around for more than 60 years. >> i'm an endocrinologist. steroids are in my toolbox. they're very powerful tools. they can impact every system in the body. they're being used to reduce inflammatory reaction. they can impact eve

maria: let me bring dagen mcdowell in.en, it was a marathon day of questioning, judge amy coney barrett yesterday answering questions from senators in the second day of confirmation hearings. what is your reaction and let's talk about this now. dagen: she was formidable. she kind of stuck to the ginsburg standard of no hints, no forecasts, no previews, that she is an exceptionally accomplished woman and the democrats couldn't land anything, that they turned it into -- the wall street journal editorial page writes about this today, kind of a political valley. they -- rally. they reveal how they see the high court, they see it as a second legislature to push through policy that they can't actually push through in congress. and so they -- mazie horono asked amy coney barrett if she ever sexually assaulted anyone, which is something she brings up with other judicial nominees. cory booker asked her to condemn white supremacy. i don't know the point of that. sheldon whitehouse didn't even bother to ask amy coney barrett a questi

maria: yeah dagen mcdowell jump in here. nna, with lee carter yesterday, and she was saying, the upside of the downside of not debating joe biden even in a virtual setting. and with undecideds what 6% voters undecided probably more, they do need to hear the president lay out his policy plans and visions for the future of america, right next to joe biden. so she saw this as a missed opportunity, some ways to pull those undecided voters over, so close to the election. . >> campaign has offered alternative dates saying let's push it back two in in person debates science is not there dagen what is so odd about this is, even based on cdc the president won't be shedding live viruss by next friday why canceling a live in-person debate so bad for our country i think the president is right to say i am not going along with this bureaucracy, commission, make changes, on the fly we need to see policy vice president was very clear with kamala harris going to raise taxes you are going to kill energy independence stack supreme court, the mo

dagen mcdowell, jump in.agen: just want to point out that the sticking point was nancy pelosi wanted about a half a trillion dollars to bail out the blue states. those states versus the red states have already gotten an out-sized portion of the rescue money that went out earlier this year. the trump administration was willing to come up to a quarter of a trillion dollars. that was really the issue. i don't believe, my opinion, that nancy pelosi was ever going to move a stimulus package, another rescue bill before the election. she literally stood by and watched all of those airline workers on the cusp of getting laid off. however, the way that president trump yesterday walked away from the stimulus negotiations, he now owns the fact that no more money is going to go out and there's still nearly 12 million americans collecting state unemployment benefits. >> yeah. and listen, nancy pelosi's been pushed by some of her vulnerable members, her democrats in trump districts who have pushed her to get a deal that se

dagen mcdowell, what's your question on law and order for rudy? he basis of law and order and our governance, the constitution. rudy, why won't joe biden and kamala harris answer the question about getting rid of the filibuster and adding supreme court justices, because they plan to do it. and that goes to the very root of how this country exists. it tramples on the constitution. what are they up to? >> well, dagen, that's only a small part of it. if you look at the manifesto of the black lives matter, who have a common donor, george soros is supporting black lives matter to the tune of millions and a he's given many more millions to joe biden so they have a common grandfather and they want to basically do away with freedom of religion. you basically heard that. they want to have abortion up to the last moment of conception. in other words, the day before that little baby gets taken out and you crushed his skull. i mean, these people are way beyond the american way of life. they're trying to destroy our way of life, trying to make us socialists and

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dagen mcdowell, steve forbes, great to see you, guys, this morning. steve: thank you. you for a great soon. see you tomorrow, everybody. hope you can seize the day. stuart: i love the seize the thing day, i'm trying, i'm trying. good morning to you, good morning, everyone. maria: good. stuart: let's get this out of the way fast, shall we? we do not know if we will get a stimulus deal, if we do we don't know how big or how skinny it would be. all i can say that speaker pelosi and secretary mnuchin will talk today. leader mcconnell says a deal has to wait until after the election. chief of staff mark meadows says in the last 24 hours the ball has been moved down the field. how is that for clarity? let's get to

market responding to all this down 353 points this morning, joining me all morning fox business dagen mcdowell writer jon hilsenrath, let's talk about this dagen, your thoughts. dagen: well, i want to start with some news add this into the conversation. this is in the "new york times" the secret service has been struggling, with a covid outbreak that at least 11 employees at center in the rural maryland tested positive for virus even though agency closed it for several months to enforce procedures to mitigate transmission, according to officials with knowledge in terms of all the information coming out about how the president and first lady could have contracted this we add that in i also talking about this last hour, that so much can change as we get more information, just as the day wears on i wouldn't be surprised, this is my opinion, if president trump didn't come out speak to the american people. speak to people of the world, to show everyone how he is doing, that could really change the way everyone is feeling including investors. maria: i agree with that, i bet we hear from him so peopl

maria: all right, dagen mcdowell, brian brenberg, great to be with you this morning. it away. >> i will seize it. good morning, everyone. speaker pelosi says the gap is narrowing between the two sides in the stimulus talks and secretary mnuchin says the president will lean on reluctant republicans if an agreement is reached. just moments ago the president said he would be willing to go higher than pelosi's $2.2 trillion plan. investors seem optimistic. the dow after a 400-point drop yesterday bouncing back this morning with approximate

dagen mcdowell, this is 60 minutes. we can't verify.the michael horowitz, inspector general report. it was verified in the robert mueller report. and it was verified again in the senate intel committee. your reaction? dagen: i want to speak to the bill mcagain column that we were quoting from, saving private biden. i've been talking about this for months now. here's how the press covered joe biden's campaign la la la la la la la. they don't listen. they don't want to see him. they're totally in the bag for him. the only thing they're good as is essentially acting like joe biden's foot stool because he needs to rest his dogs because he's, well, not out on the campaign trail day after a day. they are -- here's the thing about it. the press are clearly worried about joe biden. because they are going to such extremes to prop him up. i think they are afraid of him losing and that's why he gets the soft treatment, why they're so busy smooching his rump and not asking any questions about, well, anything. lee carter has talked about undecided v

maria: yeah -- good number dagen mcdowell jump in. e you talk about people are out there spending with even continuing jobless claims or still at 10 million, for state unemployment benefits but talk about the wealth transfer and the income transfer from the government in the spring ask you package, and the savings reaction and how much disposable money might be out there. >> we -- last time, actually, degree a lot of money was -- used to pay down debt, obviously, saving rate 14% that is still very powerful force. i don't think it is a radical notion that after this once in a lifetime pandemic people actually lost jobs or new people who lost jobs have a real heightened insecurity about financeslying to repair balance sheets build savings for rainy day or pandemic. so what we've seen, this over one trillion-dollar increase personal savings. at the same time this is really important, vis-a-vis retail sales report today, consumers have been paying down credit card debt, in a fashion we haven't seen before, last -- february since covid shut

maria: yeah, let me bring in dagen mcdowell. go ahead, dagen. dagen: bill, good to see you. supporter along with your husband, brian? i remember the days, i think it was in 2014, where you had a huge fundraiser here in new york city for president barack obama at the time. i know you've broken bread with hillary clinton. how did you make the shift? >> it was very easy. i'll tell you, dagen, and thanks for being with us this morning. i've known the president for over 25 years. he helped me with saving the veterans day parade in new york city, wrote a million dollar check to make sure our veterans have proper recognition in new york city. he launched the celebrity apprentice on-board the intree bid. -- intrea ins's intrepid. he's a fighter. he fought against impeachment, he fought against the fake hoax of, russia, russia, russia. gay men and women are fighters. we've been fighting for a long time. it's great to have a fighter fighting for us and that's donald trump. so i'm very proud to call him my friend. we're going to see him at a rally, both of you are welcome in detroit. i

dagen mcdowell, your reaction to what you saw take place yesterday.i watched it, most of it, all day long. it seems that democrats have learned from the kavanaugh hearings that they did seem to avoid shooting themselves in the feet, at least on the first day, because they talked about everything but amy coney barrett. they talked about why haven't we -- we need to be focused on covid relief, when in fact democratic senators refuse to move a half a trillion dollar coronavirus relief package that was in the senate, so they shot that down. but they were bemoaning the fact that they weren't working on a stimulus package when in fact there's $400 billion that is not unspent from earlier in the year, that all congress has to do israel locate that money. -- is reallocate that morning. they focused on the amy coney barrett and the case that will appear, that the court will hear right after election day. when in fact they act like you're going to lose your healthcare if this woman, amy coney barrett, winds up on the supreme court. that's not true either. becau

dagen mcdowell, what do you think about this story? goes on to say that the former vice president is running on trust and good judgment. the hunter tale is at best the story of a wayward son and intule genindulgent father. at worse, it's about the biden clan cashing in on its name with a u.s. rival. dagen: the situation is about joe biden not answering questions and acting as if his son is off limits. joe biden is running on character. and what does it say about his character? the very least, what are you hiding? the american people have to ask that question. and he's going to -- don't expect many journalists or all journalists to hit joe biden with these questions in the final days of this campaign. you saw the cbs reporter ask him about it and how he was treated by joe biden and then it was ignored by the rest of the media for the most part except some networks and the new york post and don't forget, social media companies are in cay hoots and they're -- cahoots and they're trying to shut down anything that reflects negatively on joe

dagen mcdowell, step in here. e cheering analysis from someone street banks like goldman sachs, don't worry about a biden presidency but that is simply because investors, one, these investment banks are swamp denizens, they know how to work the system, number one, but number two, they're expecting massive amounts of fiscal stemlous. nancy pelosi dragging her feet, clearly waiting until after the election to help the unemmode unemployed or children or small businesses. what say you? do we need a lot more stimulus? is that reason to be optimistic about not only the economy or stocks? >> i definitely don't think having the government being the marginal consumer is advantageous backdrop for the financial markets. i just that is not a thesis i embrace. i would rather see obviously businesses an consumers be the driving force of the economy rather than nancy pelosi. so, you know, i strongly disagree with that but that has been the narrative that led stocks until recently to move substantially higher. the idea that we'll

joining the conversation all morning long this morning dagen mcdowell, james freeman great to see youee you -- >> good to see you -- >>. maria: top stories right now, with just 8 days to go before election day president trump is headed to pennsylvania, on the heels of a whirlwind weekend stops includes massive rally in new hampshire yesterday the president to push policies on oil fracking to voters in keystone state after issue came up in last week's debate. the >> transition from oil to -- yes, transition, that is a big statement the oil industry pollutes, i stopped giving -- to oil industry i stopped giving federal subsidies >> will you remember that pennsylvania oklahoma, texas? >> joe biden is largely off the campaign trail, the former vice president, and wife jill appearing in a virtual concert it is i will vote concert last night biden does not have campaign events scheduled today but in georgia tomorrow, joe biden also slamming reports about his son hunter biden getting paid millions of dollars, he set up heekts between him heads of foreign companies when vice president, take a

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dagen mcdowell, co-host of fox and friends weekend jedediah bila and fox news contributor leslie marshall and former wisconsin congressman, fox news contributor sean duffy. great to see you, sean. all right. let's start with you and let's start with the economy and this new what john roberts says we expect to be a topic that the president will roll out on the stump today. >> absolutely. first of all great to be with you on the virtual kirby couch. great to be a fox news contributor. i think you look at this 33% gdp growth and donald trump will hammer that the last five days of the campaign. florida, it will be interesting to see the side-by-side pictures of the donald trump rally versus the joe biden rally. we'll have throngs on the trump side with great energy and probably a few people on the biden side. the visual in florida will be fantastic. he will talk to hispanic voters who care about economic growth and care about opening up. many are small business owners who need a thriving economy to be successful to support their families. i have to tell you looking at florida i think it will

a >> jesse: dagen mcdowell. >> dagen: not about president trump today or even tomorrow. this is about amy coney barrett. say her name with me. she's a woman we've seen today of incredible compassion, intellect, and faith. she's a woman dedicated to family, church, community, country and the law. senator booker tipped his hat, he said your colleagues lito and thomas. so we know how this going to end. she will be on the high court. >> jesse: dana, the senator mentioned a petition that would come out from notre dame where she taught for many, many years. you are telling us in the break about the petition. >> dana: it's a letter signed by 77 professors at notre dame, none of which are in the law school. one of which teaches medieval studies. saying that they object. you've seen this kind of thing before. nice try but that letter is not going to have any effect. i also think that democrats understand that she will be confirmed. she's unflappable. she's become more comfortable i think in the last nine hours. she listens intently. she doesn't fidget. she doesn't doodle. i think

here today fox business anchor dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor mollie hemingway, host of "kennedy" on fox business kennedy, and joining us today cohost of "the five" and fox news political analyst juan williams. great to see everybody. i think i see some raindrops in the background there. it's beautiful. nice rainy friday. so juan, watched both of them. the town hall, watched biden life, i didn't hear a question from george stephanopoulos. perhaps a missed opportunity for joe biden to get out in front. what should the strategy be on this for joe biden speaking up about it? >> juan: talking about this alleged email situation? >> harris: that's what we are talking about. >> juan: i don't know that there is much to get out ahead of, clearly his campaign has said that there was no such meeting on his calendar. the sun has said no such meeting occurred. the big story as we heard from our correspondent is that the emails have never been authenticated, we don't know where they came from, we don't know if this is part of a russian disinformation campaign. what we can say is that if it's a

here, dagen mcdowell, kennedy, jessica tarlov. in the center couch seat, town hall political editor and fox news contributor, guy benson is with us. great to see you all. headed to michigan, guy. the president one last time just in a surprise as 47.5% to hillary clinton's 42.7%. he's behind in the polls. he talks about how he can flip that. he can turn that around by being on the ground. you say what about the state of michigan and its importance? >> it's relatively important. the president would like to hang on to it. he just beat hillary clinton. mrs. clinton was leading in the polls, which looks familiar to this time around. she was so confident, overconfident about michigan four years ago that she spent very little time there at all. didn't spend a lot of time focused on that state. assumed she had it in the bag and she did not. joe biden looks to be relatively solid in that state. this time he's looking to not make the same mistake hillary clinton did and not repeat that error. he's making sure to go to that state, continue t

we are joined by dagen mcdowell, brian kilmeade, jesse watters and dana perino. dana as we look at the race week outcome it remains pretty stable as you watch the president there in pennsylvania, what can he do, do you think to change the direction, move the needle on this campaign? >> dana: look i think he's had a pretty remarkable day and hitting all the notes what he needs to hit in pennsylvania a must when max taper him. he sees the pond what joe biden said at the debate about wanting to basically brand don mcmahon fracking and transition out of oil. basically the president is saying, okay, if you vote for joe biden, here is what will happen to you any list this whole horrible things that can happen to pennsylvania so i feel like today he's using his time very, very well. he is also tireless. it is really weird, actually and i can't think of a better word to watch these two campaigns because here you have a president i just recovered from the coronavirus. he is seemingly tireless. he's doing an hour and half rallies three and half a day and campaigning nonsto

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dagen mcdowell, let's bring in you.he market went down a little bit today after this was reported overnight and then rallied back. this is going to be happening over the weekend. there's going to be markets to catch their breath. it's pretty serious as the president goes in for a medical evaluation and has been administered some extra mental drug cocktails. >> dagen: watching this developed, it seems to have gotten serious very quickly. i want to bring up some thing about boris johnson. after he was released from the hospital and recovered, he said he basically worked. he works too long at home. at 10 downing street and didn't take the virus serious enough in the beginning and that ultimately resulted in his hospital stay. i don't think he was ever on a ventilator. the used oxygen on him. i think it's a very good indication of why the president is going to walter reed so quickly. you want to have all your doctors and the facilities they are the ready. took greg's point, something he was talking about earlier, the presid

dagen mcdowell, the house speaker came out with this news on friday. we're going to talk about the 25th amendment. your reaction? dagen: i said on the news channel last week that ignore the 3-year-old child throwing a temper tantrum in the middle of her parents' cocktail party, eating toilet paper for you you attention. -- attention. i take that back in this way. this is extremely serious. what, again, nancy pelosi and the democrats and congress are trying to do, because this exhibits the radicalism of the party and they will try at all cost to unseat this president. the wall street journal editorial board wrote a few days ago that you might think that the democrats' procedural extremism to oust president trump would wind down as the election gets closer, with the polls showing a large joe biden lead but that underestimates their fanatic animosity. they are completely untethered from reality. but pay attention to what nancy pelosi and her ilk are doing. they think their word is law. and you have to be very, very careful because -- and president trump p

dagen mcdowell, steve forbes, great to see you, guys, this morning. steve: thank you. dagen: thank you. maria: thank you for a great soon. see you tomorrow, everybody. hope you can seize the day. stuart: i love the seize the thing day, i'm trying, i'm trying. good morning to you, good morning, everyone. maria: good. stuart: let's get this out of the way fast, shall we? we do not know if we will get a stimulus deal, if we do we don't know how big or how skinny it would be. all i can say that speaker pelosi and secretary mnuchin will talk today. leader mcconnell says a deal has to wait until after the election. chief of staff mark meadows says in the last 24 hours the ball has been moved down the field. how is that for clarity? let's get to the election shall we? president trump threatened to release the full tape of his 60 minutes interview before the edited version and sunday night. he wants to show the leslie, interviewer was hostile and dismissed allegations of hunter biden as unverified. the media stacks the deck against the president. 60 minutes also interviewed joe

we are expecting a rally doubt industrial of 200 points, thank you so much to lee carter and dagen mcdowell, have a good day ladies, we will see you tomorrow. "varney & company" begins right now. stuart: good morning maria and good morning, everyone, on the record official mark meadows the president chief of staff says we are still optimistic the president will be able to return to the white house today, that news broke 90 minutes ago and gave the market another lift, as of right now were expected to see the dow go up 200 points and the nasdaq up about 82, a similar game for the s&p as well, another monday morning rally despite it all, that is despite election polls moving against the president, despite the media aggressively questioning his treatment and his doctor statements and his hospitalization, all of that despite it all and by the way they really hated this, the presidential drive-by, thinking his supporters, cnn said he exposed his secret service driver, the president had a good night, he's been treated with remdesivir in a steroid and his doctors will update his position in two ho

maria: all right, dagen mcdowell, brian brenberg, great to be with you this morning. have a great day. seize the day, everybody. varney & company, stu, take it away. >> i will seize it. good morning, everyone. speaker pelosi says the gap is narrowing between the two sides in the stimulus talks and secretary mnuchin says the president will lean on reluctant republicans if an agreement is reached. just moments ago the president said he would be willing to go higher than pelosi's $2.2 trillion plan. investors seem optimistic. the dow after a 400-point drop yesterday bouncing back this morning with approximately 100-point gain, s&p, nasdaq also bouncing back a little. remember, please, this is how we started out monday. it ended badly. all right, walk into a super market just about anywhere in the world and several aisles will be dominated by proctor&gamble. here is the news. they are doing very well. profit is up, revenue is up, outlook outbeat and p&j, one more example of companies turning in strong financial results and the stock is up. on the campaign trail, joe biden

maria: great to see everybody today, dagen mcdowell, mark tepperer, thank you so much for being here, and i hope you have a great day, everybody. i hope you can seize the day, as i always say. have a great one, and we'll see you again tomorrow. varney company begins right here, right now. stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. i say hello to october the 1st, and we start this new quarter, the new month with a rally. the dow jones average is going to go up again nicely, up about 160 maybe. and looked at that nasdaq, that tells you that the big techs are doing well. the nasdaq's up around 150 points. the big positive today is the ongoing discussion on a stimulus plan. this one's worth, what, about $1.6 trillion. money to state and local governments, $400 a week unemployment pay, big dollars for education, testing, rental help, food aid. yes, they are still talking. investors like the idea of many more trillions poured into the economy, but it ain't a done deal yet. the political world really can't stop talking about the debate. the president says he w

maria: thanks to president trump for joining us, dagen mcdowell, steve forbes, joseph pinino. stuart: do a show with joe rogan. great interview with the president. good morning, the headline this morning is not last night's debate. it's the next one, october 15th. it'll be all virtual, hold on, the for president just told maria he would not waste his time on a virtual debate and he was adamant. if it went ahead virtually, the nature of the interaction would change and interrupting would be much more difficult but the president says he's not going to do a virtual debate. that's where it stands right now. at last night's debate orderly fashion and kamala harris failed to answer on key issues, she deflect order laughed it all off. her silence revealed on what the biden team will do if elected. president trump goes all in on regeneron's antivirus treatment. the president called it a miracle. of course, he's been criticized for his use of an unapproved treatment. the stock, though, up big time, 3.6%, $21 higher. now look at the overall market after wednesday's very, very big rally.