dagen mcdowell, your thoughts. dagen: this is a small slice of people if those numbers work out. one vaccine shot, about roughly two-thirds are fully vaccinated. if you look at people over 65, almost 93% of people have gotten one vaccine. so this is a very small slice of people. i might not lay down the -- throw down the gauntlet with my employer on this. i might just -- if you want to keep your job. maria: gorks what do you -- joe, what a do you think? joe: i saw yesterday take the dictionary people, they literally changed the definition of who qualifies to be an anti-vaxxer, a person who opposes vaccination, you're not going to believe this, quote, opposes laws that require you to be vaccinated. if your hair hurts from hearing that, it probably should. maria: exactly. all right. quick break. the great mask debate is next. former housing and urban development secretary dr. ben carson is here as more parents push on keeping their children unmasked in schools. it all starts next hour on "mornings with maria" live on fox business. (vo) this is more than glass and steel... and stone

i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's tuesday, september 7th.ttom of the hour. futures are mixed. we've got a slight gain on the dow futures at the moment. this following a mixed week on wall street, that weak august jobs report weighing down the dow and s&p 500 to wrap up the week. european markets are pointing lower to start this tuesday. they're into the trading day there, losses in england, france and germany. in asia overnight, markets mostly higher, the shanghai the best performer, gaining more than 1 and-a-half percent. a small new mexico town is being called the ground zero for the migrant crisis. cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: that is right, dagen. in sunland park, new mexico, a small community west of el paso, border officials are scrambling to fix holes in the border wall that were never completed when president biden took office. more than 155,000 migrants have been apprehended near that community, only 54,000 migrants crossed in fiscal year 2020, to give an example how bad it's gotten. chicago's top cop warning parents to pr

fox business network anchor dagen mcdowell.s had more underground success than hydraulic fracking. "real talk" podcast host and british rapper zuby. like most cats, she's got nine lives and occasionally coughs up a furball. fox news contributor kat timpf. and he needs a concealed weapons permit to wear a long-sleeved shirt. the nwa's world television champion, tyrus. i'm going to go to you first, tyrus. you are off for a while. >> tyrus: i was doing grown-ass man work. digging trenches, keeping generators going, hunting for gas. fun stuff. >> greg: that's my weekend. >> without the flannel and the chaps and the bells and whistles of what you do. we are okay. louisiana is okay. not so much because of the government help. fema needs to get their act together. the people. you saw a lot of the power line workers coming from all over. they're all gaining weight because they are just getting gifts of food and encouragement. that's the louisiana way. even though the power is still out in a lot of different places and fema is looking f

i want to know what dagen mcdowell thinks about this. es. you need a white one and black one. you wear white on your wedding day because the bride should be a beacon of hope, life, and joy and center of attention. you can be unapproachable in your black every other day of your life, however, if you're in a black wedding dress, you know, everybody has kind of the drunk aunt who is going to spill a glass of red wine on you. [laughter] dagen: so it does avoid that but i don't see black on anybody's wedding day. maria: well, i mean, at least you can wear it again, right, dagen? i mean, my wedding dress and i'm never going to wear the dress again. it was a beautiful dress and a beautiful day but when am i going to wear this dress again and if it were a black dress maybe i would wear it again, christian. >> yeah, i'm not buying this one either. it's about contrast. what are you going to do another the groom in white suit? [laughter] maria: what do you think? send us a tweet. do you like black wedding dresses? we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ hearin

dagen mcdowell, your thoughts on this?t is about freedom and probably will not stand. it was very disturbing, the arrogant condescending fear mongering speech that joe biden gave yesterday. he gave the green light for the vaccinated to -- it was a quote -- be angry with the unvaccinated, seeming to okay violence against the vaccinated -- the unvaccinated. plus it makes no scientific sense which joe biden went into. we will not get back to normal in this country until the vaccinated stop fearing or targeting the unvaccinated. and including those who foment that fear for a living, talking heads on other networks, for a living or as political gain as joe biden did yesterday. he needs to stop. maria: yeah, yeah. well, i mean, look, he said he was bringing everybody together. in fact, he's been dividing this country over of and over again and now we're dividing the country, vaccinated versus unvaccinated. you know, joe, it was really rich the other day to hear kamala harris trashing the texas abortion law that says you can't ha

fox business network anchor dagen mcdowell.was born in saudi arabia which is why we call him our little prince, the guy benson show host, guy benson. and they play her voice to make gitmo prisoners tough. fox news contributor, to the. welcome back to the show, dave, the last time you were on was the first show, am i correct in that? dave: that is correct, greg. gladys, your inflatable girlfriend, we went out to dinner she did noted shut up the entire time. i am shocked. >> greg: that was not gladys, that was glen. having hormone treatments hence the weight gain. >> dave: before we do anything else i came on the first show which was in april. >> greg: right. >> dave: and i said on the first show you would be number one in late night by the end of the year. you did it in four months. >> greg: yes. >> dave: four months. [applause] and it's unclear to me whether it's because you're so charming and handsome and witty or whether the other guys are so absolutesly horrible. i'm trying to figure it out. greg: i think my competition is k

senator bill, dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo.t's wednesday, september 1st. your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. president biden defending the afghanistan withdrawal. he even called it an extraordinary success. despite american citizens being left behind and 13 service members losing their lives. >> some say we should have started mass evacuations sooner and couldn't this have been done in a more orderly manner. i respectfully disagree. dagen: we're following this story all morning long. let's take a look at markets right now, starting a new month. futures are up on the first trading day of september, gains across the board, triple digit gain on the dow futures many this departure from yesterday, all three major market gauges closing in the red. we're standing by this morning for the adp report out for august. that's at 8:15 a.m. eastern time. european markets to the plus side this wednesday, gains in england, france and germany and in asia overnight also green across the board. "mornings with maria" live right now. new fallout

dagen mcdowell. dagen: charlie, good to see you. do you see the spending package going because, again, it's about blame and all the democrats can do all biden and company can do is try and blame the republicans from whatever disaster happens? >> yeah, probably the most delightful -- maria: charles, biden canceled the trip to chicago today. he said that he wanted to work on salvaging the economic agenda. bernie sanders said yesterday that until the 3 until dollar spending bill is passed, democrats should reject the infrastructure deal. so we are talking about the two bills, i wonder, you know, as dagen said, no one is taking responsibility but will infrastructure go through? >> yeah, that's because joe biden smells his tail on fire in the fireplace right now that's why he has to stay at home and try to figure this thing out. the most delightful thing about this entire mess is that it is 100% owned by democrats. this is what happens when democrats are controlled -- in control of every lever of power in washington. they really can't bl

i'm dagen mcdowell, it is tuesday, september 28. hypocrisy on display. at the white house lectures republicans on the border even as president biden won't see the crisis firsthand and the administration reveals a shocking new statistic on the migrants coming into the united states. dhs a secretary secretary mayorkas said 20% of people arriving have an illness this after the administration refused to test for covid. futures are pointing to a lower open ahead of fed chairman jay powell and treasury secretary janet yellen testified in front of the senate this morning. he says inflation is lasting longer and is higher than expected. the 10 year treasury yield is now above 1.52%. this following a mixed day on wall street with the dow jones finishing in the green and the nasdaq and s&p 500 dragged down by losses in big tech with european markets pointing to the downside. in asia overnight, a mixed story with the hang seng the best performer, up better than 1%. "mornings with maria" live right now. ♪♪ maria: good morning. some stories we are watching right now

let me get dagen mcdowell's take. go ahead, dagen.ted states again? i've been talking to andy mccarthy about this and he's frustrated clearly having prosecuted the blind shake in the first world trade center bombing and also the monuments plot here in the united states that he's reliving some decades later as you were pointing out the same thing, this misunderstanding of what jihadists think it's terrorism and what we think is terrorism. they are two completely different things but he does add that our security system here in the united states because it's better connected in terms of local and federal authorities in those in the intelligent community speaking to one another but how long before there is another terror attack against american assets or even on our homeland? >> yeah, so, you know, the biden administration was talking about concluding an endless war, so maybe we left afghanistan but -- but at the same time the terrorists, they are still at war with us, al-qaeda, isis is at war with us. leader of the hakani network notori

dagen mcdowell, i know you've seen all of those wins, the shows that won the awards last night. gen, it's september. it's too early for his pumpkin spice tuxedo. [laughter] dagen: my favorite moment of the night was jason sudekis who won for ted lass on his velvet blue techsy dough jacket. also cedric the entertainer. just humor that united the crowd and was nonpartisan. love that. don't understand jillian anderson winning for the crown and her portrayal of margaret thatcher which was dehydrated to say the least. maria: good point. joe. joe: queen's gambit tremendous short series. everybody should make a point to watch that. by the way, with seth had row again, by the way -- seth rogen, he wasn't relevant for a long time. was he being held at gunpoint when complaining about lack of masks and social distancing. he could have left. whether it's aoc who swore she would always wear a mask in public settings despite being vaccinated going maskless to the tax the rich dress party at the met gal la last week or hollywood doing an imitation of gavin newsom having dinner at the french lau

dagen: good morning i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo. jobs were created in this country last month, unemployment rate ticking down to 5.2% full coverage analysis coming up fallout over afghanistan withdrawal president biden approval rating slipping to lowest point of presidency the president walking away for another long weekend in delaware ahead of labor day, a look at markets futures are looking to extend yesterday's rally we've gains across the board. all three major market gauges finishing in the green on thursday, nasdaq now changed second record finish in a row the european markets they have been mixed as trading day wears on there, the cac quarante, france, lower on the day. asian markets also mixed story japan best performer overnight, country prime minister will not see reelection effectively ending his term, after just one year "mornings with maria" is live right now. . dagen: some top stories we are watching this morning, biden administration, once again, dodging questions for refusing to elaborate on vetting process for afgha

dagen mcdowell and mark tepper, we will get back to fantastic panel when we come right back.th maria live on fox business. maria: welcome back, china is ramping up crack-down on hong kong, on line museum commemorating beijing's 1989 prodemocracy protest now appears to be restricted. the website accusing authorities of this censorship. china's strict regulations now worrying investors. new survey by investco shows big investors are planning to cut exposure to chinese assets. joining me right now wolf pack chief investment officer dan david, dan, thank you very much for being here this morning. are the national security risks finally getting to investors that are looking at chinese companies and trying to invest in them and make money, what do you think? i know it's been an issue for some time. we certainly highlighted significantly in this program. >> thanks for having me back, maria. no, i don't think in any significant way that this is being dealt with by either our government or the huge fiduciaries we have at msci or vanguard or fidelity or what have you. you would think t

i'm shannon bream with dagen mcdowell, jessica tarlov, joey jones. it's 5:00 in new york city.isting the way he got out of afghanistan was an extraordinary success. the american people disagree. his numbers nose diving after the chaotic exit. a new national poll out saying

michael lee, dagen mcdowell, your thoughts on where we are.for a window into the economy, we're going to start getting third quarter earnings this two weeks. this is the final week of the quarter. >> yeah, maria. this is a particularly good number. you also had some pretty good upside revisions to the last number. you know, new orders was revised up half a percent, so i think the underlying economy is pretty strong. it's not perfect. i think the rate of growth is going to continue to slow, but this is a good print for the overall economy. surprisingly from this, you saw the 10-year trade above 1.5, that's a drastic move. the story when number came out a month ago was treasury yield the 10 year down in the 1.20-1.a 25 range and growth was falling off a cliff. we are seeing the opposite of that, we're going to have another excellent earnings quarter. the story about earnings since we came out of the pandemic is analyst estimates have continually been too low. that's never really happened to this degree in history. that tends to continue going th

i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it is thursday, september 2nd.ttom of the hour. futures are moving to the plus side as investors are waiting on weekly jobless claims. they come out two hours from now. gains across the board here after a mixed day on wall street yesterday. the dow seeing its third day of losses, the nasdaq, however, closing at another all-time high. european markets hovering near the flat line, we have a slight loss on the ftse 100 in england. in asia overnight, markets also mostly higher, the kospi in south korea, however, losing 1%. a federal judge approving a settlement between oxycontin maker perdue pharma and its owners. cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: that is right, dagen. the $4.5 billion bankruptcy settlement will shield the owners from lawsuits, accusing them of contributing to the nation's opioid epidemic in exchange for providing funds to combat the crisis. it will dissolve perdue pharma and settle civil lawsuits filed by victims and local governments. the deal's final approval is still contingent on perdue makin

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld along with the dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, will cain and evil shannonam, it's "the five." president biden spinning his chaotic exit from afghanistan is an extraordinary success as his administration refuses to rule out working with the taliban in the future, privately administration officials say they are horrified over abandoning americans, one telling politico "i am absolutely appalled and literally horrified we left americans there. it was a hostage rescue of thousands of americans in the guise of a in operation. doing his best to paint a rosy picture of. >> it's easy to second-guess but let's just be clear, america was in this war for 20 years and i think any effort to unwind and any effort to bring our troops out, any effort to end our military stands in afghanistan was going to be filled with heartbreaking scenes and difficulties, i think the biden administration managed that as well as it could be managed under the circumstances we were forced into. >> greg: the taliban showed off duct and millions of dollars of u.s. military equipment and the bi

. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, -- 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five." ♪sident biden's agenda is on the break of a catastrophic failure, and could nuke his entire presidency. the uniter in chief struggling to unite his own party in order to pass a massive report $5 trillion tax and grab scheme that will fundamentally transform the entire country for decades. bernie sanders trying to pass this massive spending plan, but moderates are saying "let's pump the brakes. close quotes white house press secretary jen saki is doing her best to save her thing is fine. >> secretary psaki: our objective is to work towards an agreement. that's in progress. we are not there, but we are working on it. i think there's a fair number of people who might consider themselves quite progressive in this administration. the role the president's plane is working to get 50 votes in the senate. looks like they are happy to have that role and play. we will see. the day is young and. i'll keep saying that. >> jesse: democrats are either terrible at math or the american people are too st

. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, -- 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five." ♪astrophic failure, and could nuke his entire presidency. the uniter in chief struggling to unite his own party in order to pass a massive report $5 trillion tax and grab scheme that will fundamentally transform

thanks to dagen mcdowell, zuby, kat, tyrus, our studio audience. "fox news @ night" with evil shannon bream is next. i am greg gutfeld and i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight: president biden focusing on his domestic policy agenda instead of the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan including stranded americans and allies who helped us. here in the states, some folks aren't having it. several protesters accusing him of leaving americans behind. >> [bleep] leaving americans behind! [bleep] >> shannon: the panel standing by with reaction. look at new york city's crime prevention program that plans to pay at risk youth for things like getting their diploma or driver's license. a troubled liberal progressive city is sitting travel ban on texas. we will preview what will happen with the votes had to take place in a few hours. we begin with the president trying to push past afghanistan to his domestic policy agenda, ignoring questions from the press. today ignoring

i'm dagen mcdowell with jessica tar love, will cane, shannon bream and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." republicans demanding answers while the white house refuses to talk about president biden's controversial july phone call with then afghan president ghani. we're getting new details about that leaked transcript where the president pressured the afghan leader to say the taliban wasn't winning. ghani reportedly telling biden, mr. president, we're facing a full scale invasion. republicans now want the full transcript released and slamming president biden over the phone call. >> it's one example of the disastrous miscalculations that brought us to where we are now with hundreds of americans left behind in afghanistan because of joe biden's execution of his decision to recall. >> they don't call him quit pro joe about nothing. the most important thing about this is the fact that he had to lie means he knew six weeks ago that things were going to go bad. >> that's correct. >> he didn't address this strategy. he didn't warn americans in that country to leave. >> mea

i'm dagen mcdowell with jessica tar love, will cane, shannon bream and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new yorkive." republicans demanding answers while the white house refuses to talk about president biden's controversial july phone call with then afghan president ghani. we're getting new details about that leaked transcript where the president pressured the afghan

i'm shannon bream with dagen mcdowell, jessica tarlov, joey jones. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." president biden insisting the way he got out of afghanistan was an extraordinary success. the american people disagree. his numbers nose diving after the chaotic exit. a new national poll out saying biden's awful august. approval sinks. large majority call afghan war a failure. 43% of american as prove of the job he's doing. the lowest in that poll since biden took office. as the president looks to push past afghanistan, the media is ignoring a big development. the major networks largely avoiding biden's phone call with then afghan president ghani where president biden reported the afghan lead tore say the taliban wasn't winning. all right, guys. it's friday. we have dark topics to discuss. joey, what do you make of this? the president calling this an extraordinary success. >> it's about blaming biden for the crisis. we can talk about. it's about being a leader. strong leaders make bad decisions. every leader makes a bad decision but they lead through it. when as a

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld along with the dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, will cain and evil shannonanistan is an extraordinary success as his administration refuses to rule out working with the taliban in the future, privately administration officials say they are horrified over abandoning americans, one telling politico "i

i'm shannon bream with dagen mcdowell, jessica tarlov, joey jones. it's 5:00 in new york city.y he got out of afghanistan was an extraordinary success. the american people disagree. his numbers nose diving after the chaotic exit. a new national poll out saying

thank you to dagen mcdowell and joe concha, right to "varney & company". i will see you tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern for your new show america built, i'll be there. stuart thank you very much indeed, that was a nice intro and i'll take it. good morning, everyone i'm going to call this a market slide after three weeks of market losses the slide continues with a vengeance. the dow industrials are going to be down 600-point plus, s&p 75 in the nasdaq down 260-point, that is a huge selloff at the heart of the problem is a company you may never heard of ever grand china second largest real estate developer it has $300 billion worth of debt, if it doesn't get a government bailout and may default and the ripples are spreading all around the world, for example goldman sachs has a piece of ever grand debt some are calling it china's lehman moment, three and a third%, big drop for a company that sighed that's not the only problem in the wall street journal janet yellen warns about the economic catastrophe if we don't raise the debt ceiling, that is pretty strong wor