. ♪ dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's monday, july 25th.our top stories, you 6:00 a.m. eastern. the threat of recession in focus as we look ahead to the biggest week of economic data and earnings this month. tomorrow day one of the federal reserve's two day meeting where we're expecting at a minimum a 75 basis point interest rate hike. thursday we're getting the first read on second quarter gdp where another quarter of contraction would officially put the u.s. in recession. but the white house still in

dagen mcdowell del mar, the judges are saying. >> nine. >> tucker: nine times? that is a lot. t. >> i don't have anything for you at the top. >> i just don't have anything to share. >> i don't have anything to share on that either. >> i don't have anything else to read. >> i don't have anything to share. >> again i don't have anything. >> i don't have anything to share. >> i don't have anything to share on that. >> tucker: she just doesn't have anything, but you do have something which is a deep knowledge of karine jean-pierre and you win that point. >> really quick i could have answered that question if you let me check my binder. >> tucker: really good point. next time. question four, also multiple-choice. la jolla cove north of san diego was a very for its sea lions. but recently the behavior of the sea lions has alarmed visitors to the cove in la jolla. what if they've been doing? have they been throwing rocks? have the sea lions be eating seals, b. or c have the sea lions been chasing beachgoers? jimmy! >> i was just there and i do believe it is a c, chasing beachgoers. >>

dagen mcdowell, jump in here. ed for chapter 11 bankruptcy row techs, right, taking -- protection, right, dagen. jump in here dagen. >> alex, you're mentioning the bright spot if you will of the run-up in crypto and bitcoin over what did you coast, the last 1 -- quote, the last 10 years. this was an unprecedented time of an a expansion of the money supply and stimulus from central banks around the globe, over that period of time. crypto and bitcoin have never lived through a period that's just beginning of the destruction of money. >> yeah. the destruction of money happened in 2009 with the financial crisis. dagen: not really. not -- the balance sheet has never gotten back to $800 billion. it got down to several trillion but never back to where it was before the financial crisis. >> yeah. the fed's printed trillions of dollars over the last couple years with covid. bitcoins was made for this environment. dagen: but it got juiced in price because of that stimulus, period. that's why it went up. that's why it's still

once again, it is dagen mcdowell. you got it again, dagen. in 1809. it's actually a lot newer. the house in charleston was the least expensive. the florida house, that was 3.3 million, it was because of the location. but that house kind of might need some -- a few things done to it. dagen: brandon's right, that florida house was more expensive than the massachusetts home. cheryl: brandon was right, yeah, because of the location. that's one of the homes where you're buying the location and the spot in the neighborhood. look, this is what we do on dream homes. we go to markets where you get more for your money and that's the point of what we're doing now is trying to find where you can get the best deal. dagen: i tell you, i'm obsessed on instagram with this account, called historical homes of america. some of the homes that they show on there, it's mostly homes that were built in probably the 19th century, early 20th century, largely victorian. but they list -- they put on there a lot of homes that are for sale, cheryl. and so you get a very g

during the conversation all morning long, fox business dagen mcdowell and florida bankers associationlex sÁnchez. great to see you guys this morning. thank you so much for being here. dagen, your reaction, elon musk's deal now serous jeopardy. >> you don't need to know, elon musk was 54.20 a share. that's a 40% premium to where the stock was trading before he disclosed that he had taken a 9% position. that was on april 4th. but if you look at what the stock has done, so twitter stock was 39 and change on april the first, today or as of the close yesterday it's actually below where it was before elon musk ever disclosed that he was interested in buying twitter. so it's about 1% lower than it was on april the first right now and it's down premarket, but the way the stock has behaved, it's aoff 28% from the peak on april afifth, this tells you that investors believed that this deal would not get done or certainly not at the price as if elon -- as if i know him by his first name that musk made in the original offer. if this deal closes it'll be at a much, much cheaper price if it gets don

here with dagen mcdowell, lara trump, dr.ole saphier, and jimmy failla. >> jimmy: hey, hey, hey. >> harris: the luckiest man in america hanging with -- i mean, you got to freddie hang with us. >> jimmy: it is great to be here. this is a really big deal. >> harris: she is a doctor and we have time to find out. [laughter] okay come americans are getting crushed as inflation hits its highest level in 40 years. now, they are turning to a last resort. long lines are back at food banks around the nation. in these images are so importunate. working americans finding it harder and harder to see their families now relying on handouts for the very first time. food banks are struggling to keep up with soaring demand, especially since federal programs are giving less food to distribute. and with the price of gasoline nationwide surging to $5 in june, it is harder than ever to make ends meet. it's come down a little bit smooth but the pressure point on our pocketbooks is high. and local charities come as you can see the largest food bank

dagen mcdowell, your reaction to obviously an emotional boris johnson, forced to step down. in the conservative government, leading up to this were a couple of notable scandals. one, a sex scandal involving someone he promoted as a whip in the government that just in february where he knew -- it turned out he knew that the person had a history or was aware of a history of making sexual advances toward a deputy whip toward other men. there was the covid lockdown party scandal which went on for months where boris johnson was forced to apologize over and over again. and quite frankly, i think that this is conservatives stepping up and trying to reclaim what is conservatism. because boris johnson has been anything but. he one of his biggest moves was a two and-a-half percentage point increase in the payroll tax to fund the national health service and he a adopted a labor party proposal, that's the liberal party in britain. a windfall profits tax on energy companies, there's a plan to increase corporate taxes. that's not conservative. that is to paraphrase the wall street journal

i'm dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo top stories 8 a.m., futures up before goldman sachs earnings came out, but even higher now, goldman with a double beat on earnings per share and revenue, they came out last hour, that stock dow component to the plus side we also, got bank of america as well, but bank of america in mixed -- on bottom line, we take a look at markets gains across the board, big week on earnings, netflix up out tomorrow tesla out wednesday, this after all three major market gauges fell last week on renewed concerns the federal reserve will get aggressive, in hiking interest rates, to fight 40-year high inflation, but sending the u.s. economy into a recession at the same time. in that fight. ten-year treasury yield under 3% this morning look at the two-year yield, two year, 3.15%, what does that tell you? traditional inflation recession indicator where short-term interest rates are higher than longer-term interest rates, that also makes it nearly impossible for banks to make money in the traditional sense that is borrowing o

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suit takes real action not a promotion pronoun in sight with -- florida governor ron desantis, dagen mcdowelle clear the reason that vice president and the women at the table were talking about the colors they are wearing because saying that for people who are visually impaired do mark 32nd anniversary of the americans with disabilities act a woman there said lie pronouns are she, her i am white woman long brown hair wearing a red dress and see-through mask, so you can see my red lips. so you always have to have someone around the vice president, who kind of one-ups the crazy. but -- bigger picture, it is the fact that white house the vice president, team they put her in these situations, that are embarrassing. and it is at this point almost seems intentional, because it certainly is avoidable, and in the obama administration, president obama would have never let anything like this happen to him he was a -- a brilliant strategist in terms of image, and whoever is working for vice president even herself she is compact opposite a reason 70% americans are saying this administration is not focuse

joining the conversation all morning long dagen mcdowell and jonathan madison.ter's associates were calling hunter's father, then a sitting vice president the big guy as we have shown that e-mail umpteen times of the negotiating csc a chinese oil company and who gets what and in the e-mail is says 10% held by age four the big guy. now miranda devine has other e-mails that show from time to time refer to hunter's father as the big guy, they did not want to say his name and e-mail. >> this is information for the new reference to the big guy as you pointed out. james gilly are this was uncovered by republican congressional investigators. it is on the front page of the new york post. again you cannot censor it anymore twitter. and facebook. it raises the question and shines a light on the path that republicans will take in terms of investigating not just hunter biden but joe biden's business dealings, the pay to play and corruption is, when the republicans retake the house of representatives and/or the senate, you can go back to the chips bill the 17 republicans jus

with israeli news gathering this morning, in israel joining the conversation all morning long dagen mcdowellsident in america but sat down with israeli tv. dagen: true people in his party don't want the man to run the fact "new york times" last weekend wrote extensive article trying to shore up support went into detail saying oh private conversations he is very lucid that he is really on top of things. but that even the people who work with the president are concerned, about him, say tripping over a wire, i think that was one of the lines in there, he is shuffling afternoon like wearing bedroom shoes i always said i will discuss policy over personality all day long. but this man, joe biden, is a failure on policy. every piece of it. and he is also a failure on personality. because he -- cannot connect with the american people, who are suffering at his hand. maria: yeah. i would go beyond that not just joe biden mark the entire asking with this climate change agenda, is missing the mark, in terms of what the american people really care about. we are talking about kitchen table stuff talking a

dagen: good morning i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. friday july 1st, top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. stocks coming off their worst start to the year since 1970. one closely watched reading on the state of the economy indicating that we are already in a recession. we will be on the story all morning long. looking to markets all three major market gages down to start the second half of the year after rotten first half and also starting the third quarter after the s&p 500, broad market indicator bar gages stocks posted worst first half of the year in 50 years, more than 50 years, half a century and 3 major market gages closest down, biggest loser nasdaq down 1%. taking a look at treasury yield, coming off recent highs but it's below 3% this morning, oil prices up on producers warning on supply concerns, gas prices easing off recent all-time highs. a gallon of regular unloaded, nationwide average falling to 4.80 a gallon. cost of diesel at 5.76 a gallon, a tiny bit of relief in the markets. gains across the board, all the markets up half

joining the conversation all morning long this morning, is fox business' dagen mcdowell and ceo leo kellyt to see you guys this morning. dagen, is this incredible or what? not only do they lie about what we can see in plain sight like the border is closed, a lot of spending doesn't stoke inflation and on and on, but now they're actually arguing about a he recession when we all know a recession is two quarters of contraction which is where we are right now, dagen. dagen: the policy and the word and the deed coming out of this white house are so awful, we just need to come up with another word for what's going on in this economy, like stinkage or suckatude because they only care about how this impacts them politically. they don't care about the american people. that's what makes this so vile and in terms of what they're doing for the economy, what we've seen come out of the white house is actually going to make all of this worse. the more that the democrats want to spend, the greater the burden l on the -- falls on the federal reserve to hike interest rates to fight this inflation. i just w

dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's monday, july 11th.top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. bracing for big jumps in inflation this week, we'll get the june consumer price index and wholesale prices. the producer price index, plus big bank earnings, all starting on wednesday. meantime, a new york poll finds that 64% of democrat voters say they want biden to lead the party in the 2024 presidential race, citing widespread concerns about the economy and inflation. this as the president blames republicans for the state of the economy, under his own watch. looking to markets, all three major market gauges are lower to start this week, 153 point loss on the dow futures at the moment. this after big tech and growth stocks led last week's gains. green across the board, the nasdaq composite putting up a 4 and-a-half percent gain on the week. taking a look at the cost of crude this morning, brent ant west texas intermediate both to the downside, lower by 2%, 2% plus on crude oil here in the united states. and more relief at the pump p. a gallon of regu

. ♪ ♪ >> hi, everybody dagen mcdowell, joe jones, katie pavlik and tyrus.is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." democratic mayor is not happy after getting just a tiny taste of biden's border crisis and a busload of migrants arriving in washington, d.c., from texas early this morning and the mayor muriel bowser fuming and asking for the national guard to be activated after illegal immigrants started jamming up the homeless shelters. muriel bowser is calling it a humanitarian crisis and lashing out the red state governors. >> it is obviously politically motivated and the reason we are different and this is that people aren't coming to d.c. as their final destination. what we are see is they are moving on to their final destination through d.c. >> dagen: the white house accusing republicans as using migrants as a political pawn. >> what the republicans are doing and meddling in the process and using migrants as a political process is wrong. >> the white house reference would be for small town in arizona to take care of these migrants rather than a l

. ♪♪ ♪♪ shout out to dagen mcdowell for protecting that tonight.ow our biggest strategic rival. military is powerful, economy is strong, influence growing. what we do about it? according to former secretary henry kinzinger, we should avoid degradation. i tend to agree with that, i'd like to avoid confrontation but here's the problem. it is a very questionable secretary of state and horrible track record when it comes to avoiding war, asked be average be enemies or cambodian farmer. should henry kinzinger hang up his cleats? joining me now to discuss former cia officer portman square group chairman and ceo, he got both because he's that good, mike baker is back. >> thank you very much. i do know we could request songs, i do know she was able to. maybe next time i will send you a note. kennedy: for sure. consider it done. >> cool. kennedy: he talks about nixonian flexibility in terms of where china was an opening the door to diplomacy but we are at a vastly different place now in terms of where we are, they are, the economy is an shenanigans they are

she went from the square dance to the finance, business anchor dagen mcdowell! like a band-aid, she's pale, sticky, often found in shower drains, fox news contributor kat timpf! jim, i'm happy to have you here and welcome to the show. i loved your specials and it's great, you're the only good physical comedian left. i watch and i get exhausted. >> i was exhausted, too, i'm glad you liked it. >> greg: if macy didn't apologize, what would have happened? >> most likely, nothing. first of all, her intention came from a good place. if any human is watching that going i can't -- off with her head! make sure the contents are destroyed! i don't get it, she wasn't mean, she's just as is. the thing's -- >> greg: the thing is, the intentions don't matter. if you apologize, you just make them hungrier. speaking of hungry, rob, how are you doing? >> i'm doing all right. >> greg: that was the worst transition ever appeared >> not the worst when you've ever done >> greg: we are in the weird world where the implications, if you don't think a woman can have external, then you're

this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm dagen mcdowell in for harris. xi warning biden not to play with fire when it comes to taiwan. speaker pelosi's possible stop there. the speaker is set to leave for asia today and expect to hear from her later this hour. general jack keane criticizing america's passive approach to an aggressive china. >> the old paradigm we've used for years, which is self-censorship and self-deterring in our relationship with china all because we don't want to spook them. we don't want to aggravate them. that paradigm has failed massively. >> dagen: jacqui heinrich live at the white house. >> good to see you. president biden and president xi had a long conversation today, 2 hours and 17 minutes. then the white house agreed to a face-to-face meeting. an odd thing to do critics say after a death warning. the chinese urging the u.s. not to meddle with taiwan that beijing considers to be part of china with xi telling biden those who play with fire will perish by it. it is hoped the u.s. will be clear eyed about this according to the c

i am judge jeanine pirro along with jessica tarlov, joey jones, dagen mcdowell, and greg gutfeld.is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ not many people feeling patriotic in joe biden's america this fourth of july, and it is really no wonder with an out of touch white house telling americans suffering to just suck it up. according to a new fox news poll, just 39% of americans are proud of where the country is today. which is down 12 points from the 2017, and a whopping 30 points since 2011. it marks the first time a majority feels disappointed in this country. and as americans feel the heat from raging inflation and astronomical gas prices, the white house is doubling down on their deal with that philosophy. >> how long is it fair to expect american drivers and drivers around the world to pay that premium for this war? >> as long as it takes. russia cannot, in fact, defeat ukraine and move beyond ukraine. this is a critical, critical position for the world. >> what do you say to those families who say listen, we cannot afford to pay $4.85 a gallon for months if not y

i got fell, dagen mcdowell, jesse watters, and martha maccallum, this is "the five." ♪ ♪ speak of theomists including me believe it will be transitory. >> greg: so much for

i am judge jeanine pirro along with jessica tarlov, joey jones, dagen mcdowell, and greg gutfeld. joe biden's america this fourth of july, and it is really no wonder with an out of touch white house telling americans suffering to just suck it up. according to a new

here with dagen mcdowell, lara trump, dr.mmy failla. >> jimmy: hey, hey, hey. >> harris: the luckiest man in america hanging with -- i mean, you got to freddie hang with us. >> jimmy: it is great to be here. this is a really bi

i got fell, dagen mcdowell, jesse watters, and martha maccallum, this is "the five." ♪ ♪ speak of the our proposed investments are transitory. >> economists call all of these things transitory effects. >> most economists including me believe it will be transitory. >> greg: so much for transitory, despite the best effort to gaslighting americans into taking higher prices with this magically disappear inflation sparking to another 40 year high and hitting 9.1% making president biden the undisputed mvp of unaffordable gas and grocery bills. joe and cospending the numbers. >> there is no question that we still have work to do, but it is important to know that these numbers do not fully reflect the recent drop in gas prices june prices are down a $0.40 a gallon, fighting inflation is one of our administration's top economic priorities. >> greg: the new inflation numbers at sure give ammo to people desperate to put joe out of pasture and 2024, like any old timer that resists change, as defiant as ever, so listen here, jack. >> mr. president, what is your message to democrats who do not want

. ♪ ♪ >> hi, everybody dagen mcdowell, joe jones, katie pavlik and tyrus.t a tiny taste of biden's border crisis and a busload of migrants arriving in washington, d.c., from texas early this morning and the mayor

dagen mcdowell, adam johnson, lee carter, thank you for being here we will see you tomorrow. "varney & company" begins now. still take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone this is exciting when getting profit reports from the world's most largest cavities. in interest rates from the most important central banks. politics the dump biden movement is gaining ground. i'm going to stop at microsoft and google. they missed analyst expectation. the computers read the word mist and a predictable selloff that is completely turned around premarket this morning i stopped at the pelvis, 3.5%, google is up $4 and that is nearly 4%. later this week on the big tech companies report and google microsoft gains and producing modest gains this morning. amazon, meta, apple all on the upside on the back of microsoft google, overall stocks are gaining ground again all. watch out the fed finds interest-rate policy this afternoon a hike of 75 basis points is expected and some have a baked in already. the dow is good be up 160 and look at the nasdaq powered by microsoft and google up 184 points or

thank you so much, dagen mcdowell, alex sÁnchez, steve moore, cheryl casone, have a great day, everybody varney & company begins right now, stu, take it away. stuart: i don't know whether you can pack any more people on the screen, maria, but you're doing a good job of it. maria: we try. stuart: good morning, everyone. serious stuff. japan is in a state of shock this morning. former prime minister shinzo abe shot and killed earlier today. he was giving a campaign speech for the upcoming elections when a man walked up behind him and shot him with a homemade gun. this is most unusual in japan and the country is stunned. former president trump says abe was a good friend to america. more on this later. here is on economic indicator, the economic indicator of the day actually, it's the job's report, new jobs looking strong. 372,000 and the unemployment at 3.6%. first off the stock market, prices down because maybe a stronger economy suggest it is fed will have to keep uptightening and the dow looking for loss of 50 points but the big drop is in the nasdaq, down over 100 points. bitcoin not mu

dagen mcdowell and ken mahoney its been great with you this morning. thank you so much. dagen: thank you, maria, always. >> thank you. dagen: hope you have a great weekend. maria: have a great weekend, everybody. we end the show on a big rally up 312 points, citigroup better-than-expected earnings, pushing markets higher this morning, right from here we go to "varney" & company stu take it away. ashley webster in for stuart. ashley? ashley: thank you, maria. when i wake up ♪ but my all-time favorite song and clearly i don't know the lyrics but thank you very much, maria great stuff and good morning, everybody, indeed i'm ashley webster the one who can't sing in for stuary varney today. senator joe manchin dealing a big blow to the democrats. he says he won't support climate spending or tax hikes for the wealthy in the economic package, so get ready for democrats to unleash their fury on mr. manchin. president biden lands in saudi arabia next hour. he's going to be asking the saudis for help with our energy crisis and while biden is overseas, california's governor newsom i

kill your uranquinty ♪ ♪ >> dagen: time now for one more thing happy birthday daddy. my father mcdowel86. look at that good looking dude. here is him with my momma. that 19-inch race. daddy has a big head, thank you for passing on that gigantic noggin to me. he is an animal person. here is some advice from my father never trust anybody that can't last at themselves or who is fly is always down. is he cooking soft shell crabs for his friends on his own birthday and he is an amazing man. i love you, daddy. joey? >> joey: that one was fantastic. listen, last week i had the opportunity to come on here and talk about something really important to me called the you matter campaign through boot campaign.org. i bought everybody on "the five" today a t-shirt. we have our t-shirts that say you matter. they come in red. i bought a blue one last week. i want to give you a report. this is for the fox viewers out there. because of you, after that, we had 98% of these people were brand new. we had thousands of new hits on the site. we sold almost 1,000 t-shirts, we raised over $40,000. that will fund