so he may run he may not run joining the conversation all morning long dagen mcdowell, mitch roschelle dagen reaction. dagen: pandemic is over why did he extended the moratorium making student loan payments until end of the year? that was pandemic policy they like spending money the backlashing biden and companion making federal reserve's jobs harder fighting 40-year high inflation core inflation picking up steam you are looking at financial armageddon in a leveraged economy but they keep sending money, quite frankly, he only admits pandemic is over case american people -- democrat and republican, turned begins this administration. for the great burdens, particularly, the destruction of children's lives, futures because of siding teachers union, american people told him the pandemic was over. and now than to fauci is out nobody to be covid mouthpiece. maria: president dismissed questions about age mental capacity, here is texas congressman ronny jackson was white house physician, for three presidents, he joined me yesterday on "sunday morning futures". >> maria not gotten any better co

back up national average 3.68 a gallon falling nearly 100 days price hit record 5.02 a gallon, dagen mcdowell, mark tepper bob nardelli dagen i have to chuckle when i hear rashida tlaib talk banking issues. dagen: we didn't hear in that clip but she also referred to celsius, a woman going to dictate how you should manage rising global temperatures called celsius -- solasis-- >> if you can't pro announce it goes against jamie dimon i love it. >> to have you look what she was doing or trying to do to these, american ceos like this she is essentially asking them, are you onboard with destroying the american standard of living owe onboard destroying our prosperity our economy? have are you onboard with making america poor, poorer? how about ceding power to russia, iran are you onboard he with that also do you stand for energy sources that are utterly unreliable, and inexpensive, it would be no to all of those, mercifully jamie dimon said i don't stand for reigning hell down on united states of america. >> indicative of the fact this administration, is bullying business, to stop lending the fossil

potential fall case surge, they claim, joining the conversation all morning long this morning dagen mcdowell, mark tepper, your reaction, dagen, to biden's interview which city are still backtracking this morning in the white house. dagen: despite scott pelley serving up questions as if they were delicious cinnamon local hand feeding to joe biden "the wall street journal" has interesting editor if pandemic deed over as it is case number of cases the first week of september was the lowest it has been since very beginning of the pandemic, in march of 2020 if the case covid bad flu for most in this country why hasn't key in administration lifted the official covid public health emergency that is still in place? well, one, it allows as journal editorial writes more joers stamps no restrictions state work requirements not in place limits states from removing from medicaid rolls individuals who would otherwise no longer be financially eligible that cost 16 billion dollars a month. and i think i mentioned this yesterday. this half a trillion-dollar student loan debt forgiveness was done under you k

dagen mcdowell.e] >> and we also have the former white house director of communications with us tonight, mercedes sclapp. also we have tom shillue. >> we usually have to step up one steps down. by the way, which member of the oj did you murder. [laughter] >> would like to thank you. >> what do you make of the whole maga proposal thing? >> you know, it is so idiotic. usually you talk about the reality, the situation, the politics. but i can't even address it because it's like an opposite. i think at this point. when you are by yes-men. when he started the campaign. he started with fun people and the media said yes so why would he stop doing it. >> whenever they thought that donald trump was stoking hate, basically he was talking about what people wanted. but when joe biden does it over on a holiday, they are behind him. it is absolutely crazy. >> well, they don't have any new material. it's a lot like jimmy. [laughter] on its 2022. waiting for those village people jokes. i would call my dad and ask hi

she rocks it south with a great feld mouth, fox business anchor dagen mcdowell.lause] he has seen more combat than the ants in kat's office. cory newell. and she is like a lotto ticket, the allure vanishes once you scratch her. fox news contributor kat timpf. we have to do a shout out to america for killing a terrorist! we killed it -- what's his name? something like that, cory? i was not even close. >> you want close, but we are used to it. >> he struck it right. >> it is peter strzok. >> i did not go to college. >> have not even brought up the fact that i was a cabdriver. but i did -- >> who saw that coming? >> but i knew three guys in my garage with a last name, so they were like -- i said for what, speeding? told him to slow down. it's because was worth it. >> greg: that joke is almost as bad as your jacket. >> i cannot decide if i wanted to be a guest or the piece of the furniture. further to that cabbage patch dolls, so work with me here. >> i can't even say a salute to america without that. what is interesting, let's get into the show since you ruined that

bought brought a total more than 27 million dollars for the 2022 election cycle all morning long dagen mcdowell brian brenberg james freeman, dagen all about money the end of the day. dagen: it is if you can put that money to work send a message republicans will be better fighting inflation, than the democrats will be but this is the house this is from the fox news article, on this, the house is in play for the first time this cycle because democrats continue to gain momentum. two. key senate races, 9 battleground house raises shifts toward democrats in those races. it remains to be seen though from now until election day if there is more and more focus and more and more benefit for republicans on inflation. particularly with joe biden did when student loan forgiveness, extending moratorium making student loan payments inflationary the opinion page writes student loan cancellation playing poorly there is now a push by democrats senators to extend that write off to parents who borrowed to pay for college for their children. it was it was the abortion ruling from scotus the raid on mar-a-lago kin

dagen mcdowell, mark tepper, stay with us. the next hour of mornings with maria begins right now. good morning, everyone, thank you very much for joining this tuesday morning. ron desantis campaign pitch on the road. creating buzz for 2024 presidential run. ashley webster joins us with more, ashley, good morning. ashley: yeah, good morning, maria, ron desantis is everywhere, he as you mentioned raised record number amount of money as of september the ninth, desantis raised whopping $177.4 million for reelection campaign as you can see nine times democratic opponent with 20 million, with 49 days to go before the november election his campaign approach has been, well, somewhat unconventional spending a lot of time away from florida to campaign on behalf of other republicans, new mexico, pennsylvania. his freedom agenda is hitting a cord with the conservative base especially on the issue illegal immigration and the crisis at the southern border, listen. >> when you have criminal aliens that have gotten across the border and those criminal aliens then go and victimize american citizen

joining the conversation all morning long this morning is dagen mcdowell and joe concha. ant attacks and hate-filled speecheses by joe biden is a distraction, a distraction so we don't focus on 40-year high inflation and simply put, bad policy resulting in bad outcomes, ta dagen. dagen: joe biden, he et al, they've taken americans down the road that has made us poor and reduced our standard of living. of courses not going to talk about that. he has not policy initiatives and victories that have positively changed our lives in this country. he could talk about passing this mini build back better, this tax and climate bill, but what's the impact of that? it's, again, playing favorites. janet yellen was standing at a ford plant or a ford innovation center. of course ford is going to welcome the treasury secretary there because it's getting regulatory lift and subsidies and handouts from this administration. this government. that being said, as mick mulvaney said yesterday, biden of course is going to lambast conservatives here, there and everywhere because he can't talk about

that there is nothing to uplift them, joining the conversation all morning long is fox business dagen mcdowell the washington examiner's deputy editor for restoring america kaley mcgee. great to see you, ladies, thank you so much for being here. dagen, when you look at the two different sides, you've got governor desantis here taking this incredible leadership position, calming floridans in the face in a once in a generation storm and then you've got president biden with more divisive comments, your reaction. dagen: president biden seems to be confused with people who are unhappy with him and so he's trying to characterize the american people because they are unhappy with the suffering and he has layed upon them particularly in economic policy so they're confused -- i mean, he's confused that he's unpopular but that doesn't make people unhappy with the united states. they're angry with what has happened under his watch in the united states. maria: a lot of confusion going on this week. that i would agree with. the president also used the election of italian prime minister georgia maloeny that

joining the conversation all morning long this morning, fox business' dagen mcdowell and strategic wealtho, mark tepper. great to see you fries this -- u guys thi dagen, isn't it interesting when people died in the river o respm the democrats. suddenly, 50 migrants show up in martha's vineyard and you have a crisis. dagen: you have an outright meltdown from democrats from coast to coast. it's the more than 2 million border apprehensions, half a million got-aways, 750 illegal my gmigrants who died trying tos cross into the united states, the thousands of thousands of americans who died from fentanyl poisonings but the democrats only get upset when or only start speaking out really when they can use this issue as a political weapon. they didn't care about death, suffering, until they had they felt like that they could gain something politically from it. from day one, anybody and everybody should have been calling out the white house, joe biden, kamala harris, the department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, all of them, for the suffering and death on their watch caused by t

dagen mcdowell, jump in here. dagen: nile, great to see you as always. when i was in the high school for some time and i love the anglican church. i will note the service today, i'm sure this is the queen's wishes, it's quite short. it's an hour, an hour church service, an hour funeral service but it's quite beautiful and you know that she had a great hand in planning this. >> yes. absolutely, dagen. great thoughts here. the service relatively brief, about 55 minutes, as the queen wished. she did not want -- she put it, a long, boring service so it's a glorious service, it's a service i think imbued with the richness of heritage and it's a christian ceremony. the queen was the head of the church of england. so a very moving, powerful service, but certainly a relatively brief service and i think this is exactly how the queen wanted it, surrounded of course by her family. but also by many of the world leaders who she developed a strong working relationship with and the queen was head of the commonwealth had of nations, 56 countries, 2.5 billion people, a h

. >> good morning i'm dagen mcdowell and for maria bartiromo it is thursday september 8 the top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. inflation and interest rates in focus, the wall street journal reporting the federal reserve is on track to reach short-term rates another 75 basis points later this month. we look ahead to hearing from federal reserve chief jay powell he is expected to speak later this morning from the cato institute 40th monetary conference. take a look the yield on the ten year treasury. it is lower 3.2 almost 4% at the moment that is off the mid-june highs will also those hit weeks ago. the futures are flat and admixed action in the dow is up three points at the moment, the s&p futures unchanged this is after stocks finished up, the nasdaq managing to snap the seven-day losing streak by putting up a gain of 2% plus. oil prices meantime we look at brett and west texas intermediate they are to the downside after hitting the lowest price since january 11. european markets mixed this day as those markets move into the trading session the 100 inference to the plus side, with a get

joining the conversation all morning is fox business' dagen mcdowell and joe gemaldi. much for being here. dagen, this would be an incredibly elegant move for nancy pelosi going from speaker of the house, becoming the u.s. ambassador to italy. i'm told she wants the job and joe biden is saving the seat for her. the office of nancy pelosi has not gotten back to me on it. your reaction. dagen: this would be a way of as they would say in italian if my memory serves [speaking in italian] which is putting pelosi out to pass pass -- to pasture, it's a way to put nancy out if the republicans take over in november. italy is the only g-7 country that doesn't have a full am a ambassador in post, a country that certainly needs u.s. representation on the ground at villa taverna and also -- there's been some speculation in washington about this. for at least maybe the last six weeks, because remember those bathing suit photos of nancy pelosi over the summer. i know that the audience has probably tried to scrub those from memory but she took her family to a vacation in italy i belie

. >> to a dagen mcdowell, brian brenberg james freeman, dagen the strategic oil reserve, is supposedto be for emergencies, joe biden has been selling this strategic oil even to china! and now we are at dangerously low levels a hurricane on our hands. dagen: right i also, spending is raised issue of all the money that has been spent that is on the left, the democrats, and on the right, republicans, over the particularly the last 20 years. what is left in real case of emergency. and, at some point i we are going to hit a wall longer-term interest rates skyrocket her i raises the issue irwanted to talk about klobuchar the senator saying vote for democrats. >> run that here she is minnesota is it senator amy klobuchar yesterday, watch. >> we just did something about climate change, for the first time in decades, that is why we've got to win this as that hurricane bears down on florida, we got to win in midterms we understand, that. >> is she suggesting if you vote for democrats will prevent powerful storms. dagen: maybe again desperation is the world's worst perfume, this is where democr

everyone, this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner here with kayleigh mcenany, joining us today is dagen mcdowell, amy and hegseth is here. forecasters say tropical storm ian will likely -- -- regain hurricane strength. it will pick up more power. hour by hour you have been showing so many different things as the sun has been able to come out and give a good visual on this, where are you now? >> i'm at a marina just outside of downtown fort myers, i'm standing on top of so much debris, the water is keeping me afloat. there is wood, stirofoam, boats thrown around like toys, you see here, there are life jackets and you name it, it is peer, powerful wind and storm surge that push around incredible vessels like they are nothing, they are twisted and snapped? are upside down, many have rammed into each other, just noise people described from last night. saying when this occurred, this looked like dominos, concrete piers were ripped apart and two or three blocks from here, the storm surge coming in on historic downtown fort myers making roads and beautiful quaint streets who rivers and meanwhile, last

joining the conversation dagen mcdowell, charles hurt and john lansky. agen, the numbers keep on going and they are going lower and lower for the democrats and this president. dagen: democrats got some lift, wind in the summer with the supreme court ruling on abortion and then the raid on mar-a-lago so it turned into abortion and trump. but i think that one of the most pivotal things that helps the gop hurts the democrats is that manure picnic that joe biden had at the white house with james taylor playing a song about mental illness and suicide where he's standing in front of a camera wearing aviator sunglasses speaking as the market is collapsing. they are patting themselves on the back celebrating an act that doesn't reduce inflation and foments inflation and fuels inflation and gives government more control over people's lives while the stock market is collapsing. and that one moment solidifies presidency. disconnect but also horrible detrimental policy. maria: by the way, that was the same day that we got the most recent inflation reading. that was t

maria: joining the conversation all morning long this morning is dagen mcdowell and mitch roschelle. dagen, i love the way eric adams says that greg abbott created the crisis as if texas has any way of any coordination of the 7,000 people who are showing up in texas every day through the rio grande because of a wide open border, dagen. dagen: they will go to every length possible, the democrats, to not call out president biden and a his entire administration for causing this crisis. and it is a humanitarian crisis at the border. it is a fentanyl crisis. they have allowed this to happen. remember jen psaki referred to it, she refused to call it a crisis. remember calling it a challenge. thats was in march of 2021. they have yo have allowed this o happen, allowed these cartels to earn what -- it's $100 million a week off of human trafficking. but again, now they're upset about it because they're just so profoundly embarrassed by what has been happening, like with i desantis sending those migrantso martha's vineyard. i'll note one thing, i think it was last thursday that muriel bowser, t

this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm dagen mcdowell in for harris. massachusetts now moving illegal migrants sent there to a shelter set up on joint base cape cod. they are expected to arrive later this hour after republican governor sent a clear message all week. texas governor greg abbott dropping off bus loads of migrant right at kamala harris's doorstep after she said the border was secure. desantis sent migrants to martha's vineyard. they are loud and proud sanctuary en klaifshs. democrats now blasting the governors. the president and white house doubling down on border security. >> we agree the border is secure but there is still more work to be done. i've been very clear. it is a political stunt. that's what we're seeing from governors, republican governors in particular. republicans -- their colleagues should be calling out the cruel way that they are playing and what they are doing with their cruel political games. and again, these are families that are including children, all right? >> republicans are playing politics with human beings usin

dagen mcdowell. joe and the media never name the threats.anted to see if i could put a name to the demon. perhaps it's one of these republican candidates running for office. after all, all they ever talk about is pornography. >> can you define what pornographic means to you. >> there's two naked people. they are acting out a act, multiple different sexual acts. do you want me to send you some so you can see them. that would be fine. >> greg: i love her. i really love her. why did she stop? honestly kind of wish she'd kept going. i was just getting into it. i was moments away from whipping out my credit card. credit card. let's see gretchen whitmer match that kind of pillow talk. then maybe not. the fbi might try to kidnap her again. so yeah, that's and all but is it a threat to democracy and the spy democracy you mean my pants. however that's terrible. i found the threat to this great republic. her name is linda paulson. i'm sure you agree she's a monster. utah district 12, listen up. that's a new name on the ballot for the state senate. ♪ ♪

platforms more than two billion dollars fines have been doled out, so they have whatsapp police dagen mcdowellhave people watching signal whatsapp. dagen: there's so hunch much to hate in the story if you politicians, low tasty for you, on security change to raise money pushing as journal reports fines higher than precedence, in the past, so, again, classic -- classic evil he doers if you are a left wing politician how did you not know compliance officers that you needed to track whatsapp and imessage any communication that your employees are were having other employees? and also with clients? how did you not know that. >> encrypted, places. >> this is highly regulated a lot of rules a lot of things have to be documented sometimes when you talk to banks bankes on phone get question is that error ared line they often or doesn't mean all wrongdoing but on the other hand, they don't want to he nestlÉ have sausage being made, regulators wall street doesn't necessarily want complete transparency all times, yeah, it is knee probably going to happen. maria: answer the whatsapp. >> can you imagine bei

tonight i got tom shillue, dagen mcdowell, mercedes schlapp and jimmy failla. and let's do this.d much like these fellows here. a little sleepy. it's getting dark outside now. remember, summer just went so fast. he is getting sleepy and then quote a sleepy bear. where is the sleepy bear? he is sleeping, too. everybody is getting sleepy. bret baier nodding off and let's end with the sleepiest of sleepy the sleepy sloth. yeah. isn't that amazing? >> judge jeanine: look at those eyes. >> greg: that was everybody o. judge? >> judge jeanine: new season of castles u.s.a. on fox nation hoovment sear sneak peek of our latest episode: >> the combination of the vineyards and the castle, you feel like you are in another place. >> almost like tuscany. >> judge jeanine: not just tuesday cane but another time as well. this is perfection. >> judge jeanine: that can a stella dm. i host fox nation and get to see some of the most beautiful houses and castles. tune in to fox nation. you don't want to miss it. how was that, greg? >> greg: that was beautiful. >> judge jeanine: thank you. gust gut do

this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm dagen mcdowell in for harris.ow moving illegal migrants sent there to a shelter set up on joint base cape cod. they are expected to arrive

maria: joining the conversation all morning long fox business dagen mcdowell, king's college of man hat anticipate professor of business and economic fox news contributor brian brenberg and the wall street journal assistant editorial page editor james freeman. i don't know where to start here on the bailout or the stopgap, bill, dagen. they reneged on joe manchin and every time the government is about to run out of money we see the same dirty tricks, they load up the bill so much and they know republicans will never go for it, oh, we need a clean bill so they go for a clean bill so the government doesn't run out of money. dagen: $12 billion in additional aid to ukraine. i can tie this all together quickly. there is an actual emergency that's taking place down in florida you have property insurance market on its back and a lot of flooding insurance and a lot of the damage, it will fall to the fema flood insurance program, again, funded by american taxpayers. so we need to pick and choosing when there's an emergency and the covid emergency ended when the vaccine was created almost two yea

joining the conversation this morning, dagen mcdowell, john lonski and charles hurt. great to see everybody. taking hee -- dagen, he doesn't understand how supply and demand works, obviously. what is he talking about. dagen: was is he talking about. at the same event he asked jackie, where's jackie, asking about congresswoman jackie who died in a an accident last month. he didn't know that the congresswoman had passed away. that being said, they go back to the same playbook, blame big oil, blame big pharma, blame big meat, they were doing this as inflation was taking off because of their wreckless policies and it's just an anti-business, i will blighthly lie attitude. he's talking about gasoline stations. gas stations are large ily owned by independent operator as mom and pop shops. big oil does not -- they own a sliver of gasoline stations in this country. that being said, when you have a supply crunch, you will see pump prices go up to prevent shortages in an event like a hurricane. it's just the way it works to make sure that that the stations actually have fuel and

. >> greg: great show dagen mcdowell. michael loftus it's a really funny she.apparently never run into what we have seen in the wild. a lady bug and look at that very confused. what is it? how can i get rid of it? this is often like me when i'm waking up in the morning with a bug in my face. i don't know what else to say. i'm out of gas at this point. i don't really care. >> judge jeanine: all right. so britney d'angelo was getting ready to board a flight. the representative says i will give someone a seat upgrade if you do the best dance. so watch this woman do a dance for a seat upgrade. yep. as you can see she is doing a lot of twist turns and did a split and guess what she got the upgrade. she sprung into action. literally and there she is. she wowed her fellow travelers. >> got to love delta. >> needless to say she won an upgrade to delta comfort. >> greg: there is something wrong about that. you can't force customers to entertain you. >> judge jeanine: she didn't pay for that seat. anyway, go ahead, jessica. >> so fresh off all the top gun fun. tom cruise

joining the conversation all morning long is dagen mcdowell, charles hurt and john lonsky, that's oneto the economy but there will be more, dagen. dagen: there will be. when you see the storms what happens say in the state of florida is that you have insured losses and the insured loss, the most destructive hurricane was katrina in 2005, the ensured losses were $90 billion and that was more than double the second most expensive hurricane and then you have all of the additional destruction say infrastructure like property damage that isn't ensured and so that number becomes bigger and then you have the economic impact but after a storm like this because of the rebuilding that occurs you very often if you look at charts which we do, john, you get a pop in economic growth as you begin to see more rebuilding and i will point out one other thing from the insurance information institute that before this storm, the storm surge risk by state based on the number of single-family homes at risk, florida was top of the list, number 1 and potentially there were 2.36 million single family homes at

joining the conversation all morning long, dagen mcdowell and kaley mcgee. what a smack in the face for he's those people worried about losing their jobs and how this recession to come is going to impact their lives. dagen: what is the line from the washington post, democracy dies in darkness. maria: yeah. dagen: well, idiocy flourishes in broad of daylight based on this piece that this woman wrote. there are several things going on there. the actual ideasss in the piece are laughable, if not horrific. the, oh, housing prices may finally come down to reasonable levels. what about people who borrowed money to buy a house and then the price falls and then you're underwater on your mortgage? how about that scenario? all of these ideas -- this is -- she's really gasping for some -- here for anything to say. but the bigger picture, and i wrote personal finance columns for years and i worked for smart money magazine and they really produce-i've been part of the problem -- bad journalism. and so i think this headline is the biggest problem in all of this. it's like

." >> dana: hel, dagen mcdowell, jessica jessica tarlov, judge jeanine, and this is "the five." we are awaiting an update from the florida governor ron desantis on the catastrophic damage that ian left behind. 21 lives have lost but expect the dental to rise. rescue crews working nonstop coming through the wrath the refuge. and a post-tropical cyclone after making landfall in south carolina as category one storm with wind speeds up to 85 miles an hour and and a life-threatening storm surge is expected up to 7 feet. we are monitoring the strike of the storm and will take you to governor desantis as soon as we start speaking but we want to switch gears. a disturbing trend of law enforcement coming under attack. outrage sweeping the nation's following the murder of 9/11 first responder in new york city, 24 year f fdny lieutenant alison russo was walking in uniform less than a block to her station when she was stabbed. over 20 times, "barbaric and completely unprovoked attack. the suspect was taken into custody after barricading himself inside of a building. he is charged with murde

joining the conversation can all morning long this morning is dagen mcdowell, brian brenberg and james freeman. i want to get your take on this story. the republicans have said, okay, we'll put a pin in it and we whim deal with this should we get the majority in november. how is it possible that investigating hunter biden is a national security threat? i would say his business deals are the national security threat. taking money from chinese companies and the ccp ties. >> all of it is a potential threat and it's real and we can't get any action on it from congress. i mean, think about this. this is a real threat and we're putting a pin in it because partisans in congress won't take a look at it. people look at this issue and they say you're telling me the president's son had these deals and it's not influencing what he's doing on the global stage. maria: come on. >> help us out a little bit ear. give us a little credibility, biden administration. of course can, congress won't touch it of so we've got to wait. maria: look at the deals, received $3.5 million wire transfer from the wife o

dagen: nick, it's dagen mcdowell, i read the piece about jay powell as well.the market reaction during the summer between like mid-july and mid-august was not well received by jay powell and company at the federal reserve, that investors used being propped up as their they're speculating and they're gambling, we are already looking ahead to a fed rate cut early next year even and that was the reason behind jay powell's very succinct firm speech at jackson hole. >> yeah, dagen, i think what you saw there was investors were relatively optimistic that inflation would come down either because the fed would bring it down or because of these factors that economists last year was saying was transitory. you'd get used car deflation and that could really bring the core inflation rate down and what you -- what you actually saw happening in the economy this time was the labor market getting stronger at a time when folks thought it might be getting weaker. you go back to the last fed meeting, the press conference afterwards, jay powell listed a number of reasons why you m

joining the conversation all morning long, dagen mcdowell, mark tepper and bob nardelli. karine is talking about republicans and we haven't heard a word from democrats on the open border until the migrants showed up in martha's vineyard, dagen. come on. dagen: it was a brilliant plpolitical move on behalf of governor abbott and to a lesser extent governor ron de santis to finally put the issue front and center and now the democrats can't ignore it. they have their manufactured outrage over these small number of illegal migrants showing up in their sanctuary cities and states. i digress. this is what the democrats are now talking about, that we need comprehensive immigration reform. you're not going to get that when the border's wide open. and in terms of the fentanyl poisonings, the china virus killed more than a million americans. this is the second pandemic that, again, joe biden has no will to stand up against china and say at the very least pull a president obama as he said to vladimir putin, cut it out. we're not even getting that. we're not even getting from biden an

commerce committee and budget committee georgia congressman earl buddy carter and fox business dagen mcdowellt me kick it off right there, your assessment as markets are worsening in the face of the data. >> the fed is going to stay on course in terms of raising interest rates as jay powell and company have promised even if it does mean a recession. rather than looking at the year over the year numbers which is overall we and the federal reserve read inflation 4.9% core pce inflation year-over-year, look at the month over month numbers we have inflation in the united states in august that is getting hotter than it was in the prior month. was that core pce price index for the month up six tenths of 1%. the prior was one tenth of 1% that is much harder inflation. if you look at the overall pce index month over month, it was down one tenth of 8% in july, august, up three tenths of 8%, you had the dip in inflation e-zine in july because of energy prices coming down but now again taking off and picking up steam getting hotter that is the exact thing that the federal reserve does not want to see an

we are back tomorrow with a brand-new episode, joining me will be dagen mcdowell, tyrus, tom, and mercedeslapp. "special report" is next. e nei'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. >> bret: getting in, welcome to washington, i'mm bret baier. president biden ripping into maga republicans, in his words,e two political stopnts characterizing his political opponents as full of "anger and violence, hate, and division." will california's power grid hold up moree intent heat grips the region? more warnings tonight about power usage from that state and a busy and often uncomfortable labor da y holiday weekend forrt travelers, we will have a live report. mus >> bret: breaking to make him gt a former president trump will get arba third-party arbiter to review documents taken from his home in florida by federal agents last month. a judge came down in favor of the trump team's request today, rejecting arguments fromcial prosecutors that the special master was both unnecessary and unwisedavi. correspondent david spunt has tonight's top story. good evening. >> good evening tood eveni you.u this judg

joining the conversation fox business dagen mcdowell, strategic wealth partners ceo mark tepper and ceoome depot and chrysler and xl are eight llc founder and ceo bob nardelli, great to see you, your reaction to the latest lawsuit. >> letitia james ran on going after donald trump years ago and the wide now she is up for reelection she is struggling in the polls and she has till late something out trying to play her left-wing voters, the new york post editorial describes this she ran for office promising to go after trump and all she could come up with an alleged in the civil case is a real estate developer lied to bankers even manhattan district attorney did not pursue an indictment alvin bragg. and andy mccarthy of the national review also contributed to fox says the lawsuit exercise smacks of the political hack array for which letitia james is now notorious, her presentation was so weak that she literally had to lift out of this deal which people have been repeated on twitter for six some years, well done. maria: is there anybody investigated more than donald trump? , let's count the

. >> greg: dagen mcdowell. >> tyrus: yeah, the vegans, plant based, and somehow end up with meat.y're always aggressive and angry. his big mac attack was somebody's nose. he just ate flesh, that's how mad he was. so i think, doc, if you're plant based eat an egg or something. >> dr. drew: i'm not plant based. >> tyrus: i'm not saying you. i'm saying if you came across a plant based angry person push some form of meat. >> greg: the other part of this story, whenever two parts of the story make it a great stoefrment like if he wasn't working at a vegan place, this never would have made the news. it would be like your name is dr. drew and you got arrested for stealing lithographs. and everybody would say, ah-ha, dr. drew. >> dr. drew: got to follow him. >> tyrus: i don't. >> dr. drew: tyrus is right though, and you're right, too. the car is an extension of the body. same with the other guy's car but that's not a real person, that's a car over there then you get out of the car and now you're in. but people that bite like that, in my world, that is meth, that's steroids, that's hypo ma

we'll be covering the fed tomorrow, dagen mcdowell, mark tepper, have a great tuesday, "varney" & company begins right now stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. so what's it going to be, a rate hike of 75 basis points or 100 or what? it's all speculation. jay powell reveals all, tomorrow the betting this morning is for a 75 basis point hike. got that. now, in advance of the official number, interest rates are ris ing. treasury yields are up look at this , the yield on the 10-year treasury has moved well-above 3.5% and the two-year that is getting really really close to the 4% level. that's not helping stocks. the dow this morning look at futures. we're going to be down about 200 points. the s&p is down and the nasdaq is down about 80. higher interest rates not helping stocks. bitcoin back back to $19, 100 slightly higher this morning. on the markets today it's all about the fed and what the fed watchers expect. politics much more interesting. it's official. two million illegals at the border and they are still coming a sheriff in texas has launched a c

dagen mcdowell, mitch are, thank you, have a great day. "varney" & company begins right now. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. this is a remarkable day. the funeral of the queen of england. a specatacle like no other. britain and the world remember a great queen, a must confess at times this morning i was choked up, but we're also here to tell you about your money and it's a remarkable day for that too. after big losses last week there's more red ink being spilled all over the place. the problem here is the expectation that the federal reserve will aggressively raise interest rates. they meet this week. the dow looks like going down a couple hundred points at the opening bell. drop today for the s&p as well and look at the nasdaq. it was down over 5% last week. it's going to be down another what's that, about two-thirds of 1% this morning. they are going to be back to about 11, 800. there's another negative here for you. especially for tech stocks. that is bond yields rising. the yield on the 10 year has hit earlier this morning it hit 3.5% the two-year

." >> dana: hel, dagen mcdowell, jessica jessica tarlov, judge jeanine, and this is "the five." we are awaiting an update from the florida governor ron desantis on the catastrophic damage that ian left behind. 21 lives have lost but expect the dental to rise. rescue crews working nonstop coming through the wrath the refuge. and a post-tropical cyclone after making landfall in

thank you, dagen mcdowell, brian , and james freeman, have a great day, we'll see you tomorrow. "varney" & company begins right now, stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. where do you start? putin mobilizes, biden addresses the u.n., the fed will raise rates, a quarter billion dollar pandemic relief fraud in minneapolis and aaron judge hits homer number 60. i think we better start with vladimir putin because he's rattling his nukes. he says he's not bluffing, and he's ordered partial mobilization of 300,000 reserves i'd call that escalation. what will president biden say about it? he's due to address world leader s at the u.n. in new york city this morning. putin will not be there. what will jay powell say about interest rates? he's due to reveal all this afternoon. the betting is it's going to be a 75 basis point hike. investors apparently approve if that's what we're actually going to get. the dow is up 150 points that's pre-market, s&p higher, nasdaq is up 60. here we go again, with treasury yields. the 10-year still well-above 3.5 %. the two-

good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's 7:00 a.m. on the east coast.ors forced to acknowledge there is a crisis as thousands of migrants are being bussed to their cities. new york city mayor eric adams sending a delegation to the border for a fact finding mission. though his administration still slamming the bussing, quote, as a political theater. meantime, chicago mayor lori lightfoot saying she's planning a trip to d.c. d.c. this week tt with white house officials to discuss her own migrant crisis, all this as white house press secretary karine jean-pierre shuts down an invitation from ted cruz to see the crisis firsthand. listen. >> i certainly don't need lectures or invitations from republicans about the border or border policies and i certainly won't take advice on border from anyone who voted against securing record level of funding for the department of homeland security and, you know, and while folks are sending invites, i'll use this opportunity to invite him or anyone else next time to vote for record funding for dhs as president biden has re

maria: yes that's a great way to put it dagen mcdowell, joe concha great to be with you have a great weekend everybody here is "varney" & company stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. this is day one of the mourning period for the late queen elizabeth, her passing dominates the news all over the world. there is near-universal praise for her long reign and some anxiety about the future. king charles iii takes over just as britain goes into economic crisis and installs a new prime minister. we'll cover the events as they unfold. the 96 gun salute earlier this morning, one for each year of her life. the first look at the new king, and later today, his first address to the nation. it is a time of sadness and respect, and that will be a big part of our programmed to. there is other news. a modest rally for stocks, the dow looks like a gain of 200 points at the opening bell. nice upside move for the s&p, and the nasdaq look at that, up maybe 120 points, pretty much green this morning. bitcoin, back above 21,000, just above 21,000, but it's there. and th