dagen mcdowell. and 3 legged chairs call her unstable. kat timpf. and my side quick and author of the hit new book it's in stores. april 26th. tires! tyrus. >> [applauding]. >> greg: i think johnny depp is perfect for this show. >> you bought his act? >> yessi did. that was like a sermon on oprah. we are all flawed. >> greg: aren't we? >> well,i am not, but he is. >> greg: is he brave or nuts. this is not a divorce hearing. he didn't have to do this. he is causing all of this it laundry to come out. is that brave because he needs to clear his name or nuts? >> it's one long personnel ad for the most screwed up lady in the world. this is a mess. this is like a trip to the monkey house. these people spent their marriage throwing food and bleeding and having diarrhea. they didn't need a marriage counsellor. they needed a trained zoologist. the thing is amber has yet to be heard. >> greg: but turd. >> i have a theory on celebrity on celebrity trails. whoever is more famous wins. after seeing how much you brought into john's performance he is a sure thing

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dagen mcdowell jump in here. its production quotas. they're about a million and-a-half barrels short. it's clear that saudi arabia, kuwait and united arab emirates are not stepping up. >> this is a significant problem for the world because as the united states has banned russian oil and european refiners have shied away from it, they're looking for ought ae supply, it's saudi arabia and the emirates and you kuwait do not fill it we turned to the strategic petroleum reserves. we have a problem going forward because the biden administration policies has really been the not in my backyard policy of let's ask opec, let's ask canada, rather than looking to utilize the natural resources we have here in the united states. maria: yeah. well, how about let's ask iran because the u.s. is right now negotiating a new deal to get the u.s. back into the jcpoa deal and that would mean iranian oil on the market, not to mention enriching several of russian nuclear companies because they're going to get enriched with billions in r

let me bring dagen mcdowell in here. to me this looks like a decline in he defense spending. talk about it. because i think one of the problem areas is defense spending would be still around 3% of the u.s. economy and that's near or at a the post cold war lows, particularly if you look at the navy, what we're going to build nine new ships but retire 24. and that puts us at about half the capacity needed to fight china potentially. .general? >> well, certainly what's taken place here, the inflation that they baked into this budget was 2.2% and that makes no sense whatsoever. when inflation now is at 7.9%. so, yeah, absolutely this is a reduction. it's not -- there's no increase here whatsoever and when you get into the budget itself, there's a huge investment in the future in the budget. there always is that. most budgets are about the future and also running the current military. but the fact is, is that we're so far behind in terms of erosion of our strategic deterrence, particularly in the indo-pacific region, that we have to increase capacity of our capabilities now and th

dagen mcdowell, roh shell, great to be with you. "varney & company" picks it up here.e-digit inflation. producer prices went up an astonishing 11.2%. now, this index measures business costs which are largely passed along to you, the consumer. in other words, high inflation continues. we've not yet reached peak inflation. that would be my opinion, and i think there's a lot of people feel that way too. the president, well, he blames puti

also joining us this morning is dagen mcdow dagen mcdowell and james freeman. nancy, thanks for being here this morning. what's your take on the quarter that ended. will the second quarter be any better given the fact that the first quarter was the worst in two years? >> good morning, maria. yes, i do think it will be better. a lot of what we saw in the first quarter was the market recalibrateing to a more hawkish fed and then of course russia's invasion of ukraine and not necessarily with the market focused on earnings and fundamentals and so we've been arguing that once we got through the fed meeting, we would begin to see investors focus on the long-term fundamentals of companies and importantly we also thought that technology had kind of bottomed or was bottoming in late january and early february period and you've seen many of those stocks come back pretty strong. maria: so what do you think about this inversion, nancy, the two-year treasury yield topping the 10 year rate yesterday, the first time since 2019. this is typically a sign that recession is on t

like dagen mcdowell, and she looks great. but i guess moonshine every day for breakfast will do that to you. and we've got jim norton here, now that they closed the high school across the street, he's allowed back at fox. but he still has to stay 60 feet away from and i did. so the academy finally released a statement announcing disciplinary proceedings against will smith after king richard acted like a major [bleep]. i hope it's not a slap on the wrist. do you see what i did there? this is comedy gold. they claim he violated their standards of conduct including inappropriate physical conduct. contact. because that's only allowed in hotel rooms involving producers and terrified women. or as they call it in hollywood, appropriate conduct. they also claim smith compromised the integrity of the academy which is cute. that's like claiming chris cuomo compromised the integrity of cnn or jeffrey calmer comp mired the integrity of the keto diet. what integrity do they have after embracing the most disgusting humans on for decades. w

dagen mcdowell, joe concha, great to be with you. dagen: i missed you so much.or stocks but if you're hoping for huge bounce, we are not seeing it, at least not at the open, the dow down 809 yesterday, up 230 this morning. s&p way down yesterday, up to 16 today and the nasdaq which is now down more than 20% from its highs last november might be up 20 odd points today. it was down 500 yesterday. again, that's not much of a bounce.

dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's monday, april 18. your top of stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern. earnings season kicking into high gear this week, bank of america on deck this morning, ibm, fifth third back, lockheed martin, halliburton, netflix, johnson & johnson coming out tomorrow. looking at markets, futures are slipping ahead of the reports, triple digit loss on the dow right now after all three major market gauges fell last week. the biggest loser, nasdaq lower by 6% in the week. crude oil is down, west texas intermediate is at 106, 58 a barrel. the yield on the 10 year treasury hitting a more than three year high, a four year high, topping 2.8%, nearing 2.9%. meantime, european markets are up slightly across the board, gains in england, france and germany. the asian markets were mixed overnight on news of china's first quarter gdp beating expectations of 4.4%, actually those asian markets lower across the board, the hang seng closed today for a holiday. meantime, twitter founder and former ceo jack dorsey seemingly siding with elon m

dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. it's wednesday april 20th, your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. today streaming is bleeding. shares of streaming giant netflix cratering after the company reported losing subscribers for the first time in more than a decade. that stock is losing about a quarter of its value in premarket trading. it was already down more than 40% year to date. it is getting hammered this morning. also earnings reporter from anthem and proctor & gamble in addition to tesla that's after the closing bell. this as elon musk says he will use $15 billion of his own money to take twitter private saying he will make his offer in ten days. president biden in the meantime also changing his tune on masks yesterday. >> mr. president, should people continue to wear masks on planes? >> that's up to them. dagen: why is his department of justice saying it will fight to reinstate the mask mandate if the cdc calls for it? futures slightly down. mixed futures at the moment. s&p flat, nasdaq 100 futures lower fractional

i'm kayleigh mcenany come here with dagen mcdowell, carley shimkus, jackie deangelis, and todd piro.nk you for joining us on the couch on "outnumbered." president biden causing major confusion announcing yesterday that the doj will appeal a federal judge's decision that struck down the mask mandate on public transportation. the move comes after the cdc has been requiring travelers to wear masks on trains and airports wasn't necessary for the public's health. except those immigration restrictions rolled those back. okay, but just a few days ago, president biden said americans get to decide for themselves. watch. >> should people continue to wear masks on planes? >> that's up to them. >> i would love to give our viewers a crash course in coordinated coherent perfectly messaged policy, let's roll the tape. this happened over the span of two hours on monday. watch. >> the cdc continues to advise and recommend mass on airplanes. we would advise all americans to do that. >> should people continue to wear masks on plane? >> that's up to them. >> are you going to repeal the masked mandate? >

. ♪ ♪ dagen: good morning i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo.s friday april 22nd, your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. the secretary of homeland security telling members of congress he's concerned about the biden administration's decision to lift title 42. mean time president biden confusing title 42 with a federal court lifting the transportation mask mandates, listen to this. >> are you considering delaying title 42? >> what i'm considering continuing to hear from my -- my -- first of all, there's going to be an appeal by the justice department because it's a matter of principle we want to be able to be in a position if, in fact, it is strongly concluded by the scientists that we need title 42, that we be able to do that. but there has been no decision on extending title 42. dagen: what? the white house had to clarify that after the fact. mean time a streaming shutdown, cnn pulling the plug on its cnn plus streaming service less than one month after launching. how do you save a billion dollars like that? that's how you do it. a big worry for

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fox business anchor, dagen mcdowell. [applause] and finally she is down-to-earth like the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs. fox news contributor kat timpf. [applause] how you doing? >> bret: i'm really impressed the of a thigh master rash. [laughs] [laughs] that is really, really impressive. >> greg: i threw them my way brett you know i'm saying? i believe me you should see me alternative, that was the one that made the cut. there were things in their right that would make your skin crawl. yes i like to lead them to read them to you after the show if you don't mind. you were still right? okay, no give the directions. at the same place. while he blindfolded sion over the hot tub is. >> bret: oh, dear. >> greg: your event in the news business, can you make heads or tails in this war in terms of momentum? i go backwards and forwards. i am thinking russia is moving away from them they lost and other than have to do another thing, but then i go they could easily win it. i do know where to go. >> bret: it's really tough to s

. >> thanks to dagen mcdowell, kat, tyrus. fox news "fox news at night" is next. i love you, america. hello and welcome to fox news that night. i'm rich in for shannon bream. >> breaking tonight, texas national guard soldier is still missing. he seem to have drowned after going into the rio grande river to save a migrant. this is concerning from democrats continues to mount about president biden's the station to and -- and democrats fear another illegal migration surge. midterm elections approach, the are applying pressure. and we are learning more tonigh about the suspected killer and reported handyman level of the queens mother who was stabbed dozens of times and stuffed int a duffel bag. he has confessed to the crime and is reportedly in the us illegally. we will have the latest news in the case. remember the former washington state high school football coac he lost a job for praying on th 50-yard line after a game. his case with it to the supreme court on monday. shannon bream sits down with coach joe kennedy for an exclusive interview. first breaking news ton

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i'm kayleigh mcenany come here with dagen mcdowell, carley shimkus, jackie deangelis, and todd piro.bered." president biden causing major

critic walter kirn is southerner won't eat an alligator but he'll wrestle one fox business anchor dagen mcdowelle got you three legged chair call her unstable. come on . fox news contributor that i didn't know they could at his barber have to use scaffolding. my massive sidekick in the nwa world television champion and author of the new book pirate a memoir in stores or memoir who care? it's in stores april 26 . eric o time. this is the ideal time to invite johnny depp on the show. walter writes, i think he's perfect for this show nowhi and you really bought his act? yes, i did. that was like a sermon that you'd see on oprah. i mean, yes, yes, we're all flawed and so yes. aren't we? well, i'm not. but he is he brave or nuts for doing this ? this issve not a divorce hearin. this ishe a about slander. d he didn't haveo to do this . so he's causing all of this laundry to come out. >> is that brave becausear he needs to clear his name or is it nuts? i think it's one long personal ad for the most screwed up lady in the world. >> i mean, this is a mess. this is like a trip to the monkey house. these pe

that conversation, writing it, and also doing it on video dagen jump in here. >> kathie it is dagen mcdowellt your faith, you share your faith, you sheer your experiences, you did it in the book you are doing it in this special. and i hope that is the way forward for everybody. the ability there are friends of mine in the building here i will yell down a hall will you pray for me i will pray for you i think in the recent decades we went in the other direction where we didn't discuss faith we didn't discuss god, and the role of christ in every day lives how that gets us through really, the worst times of our lives, how we -- harness that strength. >> i would be dead or in betty ford or bellevue if i had not the lord every single day, you know i can't make it i can't make it through a day, honestly. you know i worked at abc request regis all those years at nbc with hoda, with every network, and, yes, a lot of those places they would say a secretly can i come to your dressing room will you pray for me god has people everywhere it is a environment is he welcome in your environment, i never -- i

dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's thursday, april 21st. your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. the biden administration wants to keep you masked up. department of justice moving to reinstate the travel mask mandate. jen psaki responding to a federal judge scrapping biden's mask mandate and videos of americans ripping off masks mid-flight. >> so we disagreed with the decision immediately. so the immediate steps were to determine what power we had to respond to that, obviously that came in the form of the department of justice, came in the form of the cdc acting. our focus was seeing what you power we had to preserve what we felt was in the public health interest of the country. dagen: our focus was to preserve our power, never forget that. tesla shares meantime up in premarket trading after the company reported record first quarter profits of $3.3 billion. the automaker's revenue soaring 81% from a year ago. meantime, over at netflix, shares there falling more than 35% yesterday, dragging down the nasdaq and wiping out more than $54 billion

dagen mcdowell is here. >> happy easter. >> bill: easter monday it is.ng at 38%. numbers stacked against him. do you see anything policy-wise that could change cost of living number one? >> it will all come down to the federal reserve. they're hiking interest rates and soon start destroying money by reducing its $9 trillion balance shee. it is too little to late. if anything, we go from inflation to inflation and a recession. that's probably what is going to happen. in terms of fiscal policy coming out of the biden administration, what have they said all along? when they denied there was a problem and then they have tried to blame everybody else when in part the spending out of this white house has been contributing to the sky high inflation. they -- then remember they were saying that we need to spend more money to lower inflation. so again they've peddled pocky kak to the american people. >> bill: this argument lasted about a week. >> it kept coming up. like build back better will lower inflation. no it won't. problem is the month that biden was inaugu

that's bring in dagen mcdowell and others. both of you on this issue, so let's dig in here. is superhigh, now we have negative gdp? >> they just expended on making payments on federal student loans again through august 31 and that is for everybody. dagen:so more because of that, we have a dr. who is making $300,000 or $500,000 per year with extra money to spend, so if you are going to produce any student loan debt, the message to people who chose to pay off their student at, those who chose not to incur debt or half of americans that never got a college degree, joe biden is saying to the american people who are responsible, okay, you are suckers. so for every vote, how many votes will they lose because people won't buy it. sandra:a lot of people feel just like dagen on this. we heard from our lawyers, charles payne as well. a big question about the incentive to go pay for college if there is forgiveness of student loan debt. doesn't joe biden trying to tamp down expectations, saying that he is looking at some student at forgiveness. >> i am considering dealing with some debt

dagen mcdowell, joe concha, great to be with you. dagen: i missed you so much. maria: have a great day, varney & company companies now, stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. this is not much of a rebound. another big drop for stocks but if you're hoping for huge bounce, we are not seeing it, at least not at the open, the dow down 809 yesterday, up 230 this morning. s&p way down yesterday, up to 16 today and the nasdaq which is now down more than 20% from its highs last november might be up 20 odd points today. it was down 500 yesterday. again, that's not much of a bounce. two big profit reports, microsoft and google yesterday afternoon radical difference in the stock price movement this morning. microsoft is up on better profits and sales and growth in the all-important cloud business. google, alphabet, down surprising to me the youtube business did not perform well. microsoft up 11, alphabet down 90 bucks. more news affecting the energy markets. oil was $103 earlier, now 101. gasoline moving up a little bit to 413 per gallon. diesel 509 and look at

dagen mcdowell, roh shell, great to be with you. "varney & company" picks it up here. stuart: good morning manying, everybody. another blockbuster inflation report. sound the alarms because we've hit a milestone. that would be double-digit inflation. producer prices went up an astonishing 11.2%. now, this index measures business costs which are largely passed along to you, the consumer. in other words, high inflation continues. we've not yet reached peak inflation. that would be my opinion, and i think there's a lot of people feel that way too. the president, well, he blames putin for inflation. speaking in iowa he talked about putin's price hike. there's a big fight about why we're seeing this surge, "the wall street journal" says this isn't putin's inflation. we're going to get into it. as for the market, here's the reaction to the latest inflation numbers. the tow industrials down maybe 40 points, s&p down 3, nasdaq actually up maybe 10, 14 points. go figure. 11% inflation, very little stock market reaction so far. bitcoin dropped below -- sorry, below $40,000 earli