i really like modern hotels. ashley: yeah. and i like being on the outskirts of new york. ashley and jared are not making this easy. we have our work cut out for us. curtis: i think we've got, like, a-- or at least i do. i don't know what you'll be doing. [laughs] yeah, it's not going to be as difficult for me as it is for you, but. ashley: [laughs] unlikely. wow, i really need to, like, bring my a-game if i want to win this. [upbeat music] we got ashley and jared. i'm thinking broadway, really exclusive, really private, backstage. i wanted to, like, give them a real experience as if they were part of the show. "mj." "mj the musical." - michael jackson. - yes. perfect. see if you got the producer on the line for me. i-- i know there's a wait list. honestly, i don't really care. ashley and jared during that meeting talked about adrenaline. adrenaline, to me? ferrari. i'll come by tomorrow. i'll pick it out, and we'll figure it out. [theme music] we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what

thank knod i learned from that mistake. >> ashley: i believe what you told our producers was you learnedr lesson. >> definitely. >> ashley: thank you for your time, have a good day. >> todd: meteorologist ll jay cool adam klotz is here with fox weather forecast. we were cracking up when you read that, we were cracking up and you held it together. >> ashley: it's happened so much, come on. >> todd: you whether, that is why we have you here. >> adam: i can talk hip hop and weather. raining nonstop if you live across mid-atlantic to the northeast. the tropical system has fallen apart. new york, connecticut, massachusetts, it is a slow-moving system, the rain will stick for a while. timestamp is in the corner, i will put it in motion for you. through monday, not a lot of movement. drizzling and raw day through monday night and lingering into tuesday. more showers on tuesday. how much rain is on the way? the ground is saturated, another inch on the high end and continuing rain as we are stuck here in the forecast. this is what it looks like across the tropics, in the middle of the season. not

ashley: very good. am i right in the saying the freedom caucus rarely supports short-term funding bills which looks like it will be needed to keep going here. it begins october 1st. you don't want to use any stopgap measure. >> nobody wants to shut down. we want these appropriation bills and we've been trying to convince our leadership we should start from the most conservative point and we passed these appropriations bills. that's one of the reasons for the delay, we can't agree to start from the most conservative position when negotiating the most liberal senate and administration in history. we want to get these bills done to avoid any shut down, leadership and the senate and the administration will agree. ashley: i want to get your thoughts on mitch mcconnell, concerns about his health. you've spoken and what is your take on that? >> i haven't. health scares are scary, we go through them in our families and we all wish the best for everyone. the senate needs to operate and respond. they have given us no

i feel good when the democrats are and where president biden and vice president harris are. ashleyi guess you can say what else is she going to say. how did the latest numbers shake up the race for the white house or do they at all. joining the gop side independent women's forearms patrice and on the democrat side strategist fred hicks. patrice to you first. democrats are calling that nbc washington post pull a complete outlier. having said that, recent polls show people are not happy with the president's performance on the economy, the border, they're worried about his mental abilities at this point. what do you make of that and how concerned should the democrats be? >> good to see you i think they absolutely should be concerned no matter how you spin this and whether you call it an outlier or not there's enough polls across the spectrum that point to a heated match between president trump and president biden. that said president biden should enjoy the incumbency and advantage of this point in that bidenomics had been working as well then he should not be worried where voters are.

i believe we have reached up to $ $85,000 or so. however much more we can is matters very much. >> ashley: so sorry for the loss of your friend and i s. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> ashley: you're welcome. kevin. >> kevin: thank you, ashley. jewelry store employees caught on camera, stopping a smash and grab in southern california. witnesses say the suspect broke in the store in broad daylight, the employees jumping on the thief and pinning him down as customers step in to help. cops say several suffered minor injuries and the thief was able to get away and is on the loose. we'll watch that story for you as it continues to unfold. the media can't believe the latest polling numbers, have you seen these? trump v biden in dead heat. listen. >> it is kind of shocking in a way that despite all of the baggage donald trump carries, he is tied with joe biden right now. >> kevin: shocking for some, not for others. janelle king will respond to critics. >> ashley: and aaron rodgers spent his weekend at the u.s. open and he had a message for novak djokovic about his vaccine status, you don't want to miss it. cut! another health ins

that's what i have to say. ashley, you're next. ashley: couldn't agree more. s, yes. wonderful stuff. why are you laughing, lauren? lauren: don't come to me. i done want to answer that question. stuart: you don't? all right, you're off the huge lauren: thank you. stuart: this is from lee randal. ikea moving to san francisco is save because no one will steal their furniture because it has to be assembled and involves work. funny and probably true. lauren: hire people to assemble your ikea furniture. it's a whole industry. ashley: well done, randall. stuart: worst three words in english language: some assembly required. lauren: for senior citizens or a woman. >> thank you, everybody. thank you, everybodying for sending in friday feedback. we really enjoyed having it. maybe we should expand this segment at some point in the future. anyway, when did labor day become a national holiday? 1882, 1894, 1908, or 1915? don't look it up, lauren, please. we'll be back. ♪ let innovation refunds help .. however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor pa

don't tell them i didn't have it on when i walked in. ashleys, i'm just not going to play by them. so after biden spoke for about 10 minutes, the president left the room with his mask, by the way, still in his hand, not over his face. the cdc does advise individuals who are close to someone infected to wear a high quality mask when indoors for 10 days in addition to testing and monitoring for symptoms. but his presence without a mask actually motivated karine jean-pierre who just minutes earlier had says mr. biden, quote, is going to be masking in this 10-day period. apparently not. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. i see some green for the dow jones industrial average right now, up about 25 the points, but we're still deep in the red for the nasdaq. big tech companies mostly sharply lower. technology across the board is down again today, down 155 on the nasdaq. >>> coming up an a a.i.-generated song featuring the likeness of drake and the weekend has just been submitted for song of the year at the grammyss. that's a good story and we've got it. >>> st

ashley, i want you to come in on this one, please. ashley: yeah. et lag because we occasionally make very long trips to australia or new zealand. ashley: yep. stuart: i understand there is a cure for jet lag? ashley: well, there is. it doesn't involve alcohol, by the way. new research shows eating a big breakfast once travelers reach their destination could help to avoid jet lag. researchers from northwestern university and the santa fe if institute built a mathematical framework actually to determine how travelers can best reset themselves in a new time zone and fend off jet lag. it's not easy. the researchers say beginning the day with a hearty breakfast can help travelers reset their sir decade circadian rhythm. on the other hand, constantly shifting meal schedules or having a meal at night, for instance, is discouraged because it can lead to misalignment between internal clocks. and, by the way, i just throw this one in as an aside, researchers also found that older travelers are more likely to need a few more days to perk up than their younger

i'm so used to secrecy and invitation and i ashley, thank you very much. hold on to we are going to continue our conversation with apple whistleblower ashley gilbert about her experience with a wide variety of whistle blowing at the tech giant. we're going to take a short break and then come back to talk about life after whistle blowing. stay to . 2 2 the high acceptance and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my new shells. seriously. why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to planes or do have the state department, the c i a weapons, bankers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't want my shell stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, it's not. we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way inside the the welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with ashley gilbert, a whistleblower

i. ashley, thank you very much. hold on to we are going to continue our conversation with apple whistleblower ashley gilbert about her experience with a wide variety of whistle blowing at the tech giant. we're going to take a short break and then come back to talk about life after whistle blowing. stay to . 2 2 take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills and is it just as a chosen for you? fractured images presented. it is, but can you see through their illusion going underground can who is the aggressor today i'm authorized with additional strong sites today russia was the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. but i think the switch of the seniors just click on that and you say the most, the more in the world will shift for banning all important. so russian oil and gas suffering the price for another

i did and loved it. ashley: i haven't but everyone says i should. stuart: it's fantastic. go do it.ntertainment value right there. thanks, ash. see you there. less than two weeks from potential government shut down and house republicans released a short term spending deal. what's the reaction to it? aishah breaks it down. the president of uaw sean feign calls the deal a no go. roll tape. >> 21% is a no go for you? >> that's definitely a no go, we've made that very clear to the companies. stuart: all right, dave green is a regional director for uaw and he'll respond to that right after this. ♪ (bobby) my store and my design business? we're exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patents say: “you know doc, it real

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ashley: who gets hurt more, biden or trump? biden, right? >> when iople they think of a polling from both sides. my logic would say biden, if you run youngkin, that hurts trump. joe manchin -- ashley: have to leave it. fascinating to talk about but we will see if it becomes reality but it will throw a wrench in the whole thing. fascinating stuff. by the way, donald trump's lead growing against his fellow gop candidates, the latest real clear politics average, has him snagging 57. 3% of the republican vote in 2024, ron desantis next with 14.1%. desantis donor lambert joins me now. great to have you here. how big of a difference could this upcoming debate make given that observers say ron desantis was too much in the background in the first debate and needs to bring it on in the second. would you agree with that? >> all the debates are important but governor desantis's best conservative track record on the republican side, he is going to talk about that and his vision for the country. he will do well, he is always prepared. the other candidates can't at

do you know that song, ashley? i certainly do not? as a big part of the 70s on top of the pops and his songs live on today through all these anthem songs you hear in sports arenas an the world. very much. literally used to wear a glitter outfit ashley: that explains it. stuart: your english accent is an asset. i don't trust people with a new york city accent and a british accent is a sign of education and restraint to americans. lauren, what do you think? lauren: i have a new york city accent. it's not a new york city accent but a brooklyn accent or staten island or long island accent or put new mexico in there. it's a little tough and say it's polite from the british flair. stuart: as ashley, we have brith accents and it's an asset and if you have an asset, you use it. ashley: yeah, but there you've heard british accents among some of the soccer hooligans in the uk you'd think it's different and e indicated and refined. stuart: it's not about age but ken polcari ten seizure disorders and mental acuity at any age and requiring politici

stuart: ashley, i want to know why more baby boomers are becoming homeless. ts a major contributor especially for seniors living on social security who are no longer working. there's also a lack of low cost assisted living centers. many have been closing because of a staffing shortage and financial troubles. and and there's also a trend of families being widely dispersed which means less support for older people. according to federal data, in 2018 people 55 and older were 16.3% of these sheltered homeless population. in 2021 that number has climbed to very close to 20%. the aging population also straining shelters that just aren't equipped to accommodate things like wheelchairses or to help people unable to climb onto top bunks. and, by the way, in 2021 the median price of a room many a private nursing home in florida, more than $115,000 a year. stuart: that is a huge cost. ashley, thank you very much, indeed. ashley: yeah. stuart: all right. coming up on 11:55. the wednesday trivia question with. it's a real good one. how often do americans open their refrige

stuart: i hired a lawyer and got it done in six months. ashley: wow. t a terrible way to put it. i joined the club and took me six months. let's move on. i like this one. why are you laugh something ashley: ashley remembers the exact -- lauren: ashley remembers the exact nationalities of the people he took the course will and you said i hired a lawyer. stuart: when i took the oath, there were 38 nationalities in the room with me and everyone had tears in their eyes becoming a citizen. it was a wonderful experience. kevin writes this: what about ai scares you. lauren? lauren: nothing about ai scares me. we need to embrace it and do less work because of it. we can enjoy more time in our day. i'll be do ago lot of computing and organizational stuff. stuart: that's a good one. that's a good one. mike writes this, this could be trouble. what would your spouse or children say are your bad and good habits? ashley. ashley: oh, boy, you know, my wife gives me a list every day so let me have a look. about 20 things on here. i would say my worst procrastinating, y

ashley: florida restaurant owner is sick of customers dining and dashing. he is posting videos on social media, including one diner who drove off after the wind blew over her beer. >> the wind -- >> ma'am, iet off my car. >> ashley: the owner of rick's on the river restaurant joins me now. todd and i were talking when we saw this video saying who does this? we did not think this was a thing, apparently it is. you put cameras up to catch people who were dining and dashing, what has response been from the 10 to 12 people who have been shamed on social media to get them to pay up? >> they have come back in to pay almost every single one of them. interesting enough, nobody apologizes and they never tip, as well. >> ashley: did the woman in the white mercedes pay there? >> actually she did not, we are not really trying to get the money as use as deterrent so they won't do it again. we don't want those customers back. we make them come back in and pay. they want to pay over the phone, we make them do a walk of shame. >> ashley: they are thieves, not customers, they are taking andef looing. you say you will not get the police involved, why? >> they are too busy for this nonsense. if it is very l

>> welcome to fox news live i am ashley strohmeyer in new york.to strike a deal and avoid a government shutdown. lawmakers have until sept september 30 to approve a new budget and get the doors open. leaders in both chambers are eyeing a short-term funding bill to buy time for negotiation, the shutdown comes as president biden faces low poll numbers ahead of his reelection bid next year, aftershocks rocky morocco as rescuers search for survivors following friday's powerful earthquake, 6.8 magnitude destroyed numerous buildings killing more than 2000 people and injuring thousands more blocked roadways are making it difficult to reach those mountainous villages printer hundred thousand people are estimated to be affected in the u.s. is promising to send aid to the north african country. i am ashley strohmeyer, back to life, liberty and the event. mark: welcome back david schoen. a lot of my view unethical conduct going down first of all the indictment the prosecutor can die or the grand jury can indict if you pick the grand jury here to follow certa

i don't think they teach geographies in schools anymore. many want to know the answer to this question. how many states are east of the mississippi river. you are first. ashleythe grounds that it is a crowded east. he was once a schoolteacher. >> a science teacher. stuart: there they are on the math. the little states bunched together gives you the high number. how many states are west of the mississippi? that's the small number. i want to say thanks for joining us. congratulations on your company. >> a great team network, very visionary founder. stuart: time to send your friday feedback. comments, questions, concerns, varneyviewers@fox.com. the yield on the 10-year treasury, this is the cause of much of the trouble of wall street today, it is up 4. 47%. just a few days ago, 4. 3%. when it goes up stocks go down. that's it for "varney and company". coast-to-coast starts now.

i'll use this quick example before i handed over to ashley. ege for undergrad, every single week all the guys had to wear a suit and tie for the form, and it was about respect for each other, the individual, and respect for the history of the institution. i would like to see that in my united states senate. >> i will say that i think there is a big spectrum between a suit and tie and a hoodie in terms of fashion and so a suit and tie does not the only way to show professionalism. i also think that, i come from a family of sunday best, and the way you present yourself, but this could also be a generational thing. many voters, young voters in particular, they don't really care how you show up. the fashion is changing, they want to see what you were doing and how you're governing. is this a priority for me right now and many americans? probably not. the other thing is that this is who john fetterman's, he's not changing for the senate and there's something i respect about it, but i can understand -- >> sure the rule change for everyone else? >> i

i'll use this quick example before i handed over to ashley. ar a suit and tie for the form, and it was about respect for each other, the individual, and respect for the history of the institution. i would like to see that in my united states senate. >> i will say that i think there is a big spectrum between a suit and tie and a hoodie in terms of fashion and so a suit and tie does not the only way to show professionalism. i also think that, i come from a family of sunday best, and the way you present yourself, but this could also be a generational thing. many voters, young voters in particular, they don't really care how you show up. the fashion is changing, they want to see what you were doing and how you're governing. is this a priority for me right now and many americans? probably not. the other thing is that this is who john fetterman's, he's not changing for the senate and there's something i respect about it, but i can understand -- >> sure the rule change for everyone else? >> i don't want to wear this tie right now, but i respect -- i r

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i hope you are not working because i'm not. >> ashley: are you working monday, griff? e on the couch in new york on labor day, "fox & friends." so get up. get your labor day plans ready you will fry tao to fill the seats. >> ashley: guys we are going to get off. good seeing you both. griff as always thank you so much. i will talk to you later. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> steve: live from 48th and sixth avenue on this, the first day of september, 2023, it is currently 60 degrees outside. it is a gorgeous first day of september and kind of th

ashley: i have not. one of my favorite suggests and i would know but no clue. stuart: so will i. i'm very flair with naples, florida. we are right. the answer is indeed nap les, i. well done, ashley. well done, indeed. have a great weekend and we'll see you next week. time is almost up for me, but i'm going to give you one last look at the market because this selloff, i wonder if it gathers some steam in the afternoon. never know quite how we'll close at the moment we're down half a percent on the dow. the level is $34,725. it's down 182 points. what a day. time's up for va "varney & co.". hold on, in five seconds you're going to see, wait for it, wait for it, we're getting real close, coast-to-coast starts

ashley: i have not. one of my favorite suggests and i would know but no clue. go with naples, no. 1. stuart: so will i. i'm very flair with naples, florida. we are right. the answer is indeed nap les, i. well done, ashley. well done, indeed. have a great weekend and we'll see you next week. time is almost up for me, but i'm going to give you one last look at the market because this selloff, i wonder if it gathers some steam in the afternoon. never know quite how we'll close at the moment we're down half a percent on the dow. the level is $34,725. it's down 182 points. what a day. time's up for va "varney & co.". hold on, in five seconds you're going to see, wait for it, wait for it, we're getting real close, coast-to-coast starts now. neil: day one and the strike is on, hard to say how long united auto workers do this but the last one four years ago went on 40 days, cost general motors $3 million. this time a lot more could be striking and a lot more could be at stake. welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto. in detroit with more on both sides still stuck. what's

ashley: i will do my best, stu.here was a late pandemic surge of new arrivals from india, venezuela, and china. more than 900,000 new migrants entered the u.s. between 2021 and 2022 and when you break it down, 130,000 came from india and that's a 5% increase year over year and about 122,000 came from venezuela, that's a 22% increase and about 86,000 migrants came from china, a 4% increase. so the question is where did they go? florida received the most migrant grants, 208,000 followed by georgia, texas, maryland and north carolina as you can see on the map. imgrans from india and china are much more likely to use legal visas while those from central and south america were more likely to cross the southern border and climb asylum that we've seen a lot of, stu. stuart: got it. i got some video for you. it shows migrants waiting to be processed inside a shutdown bar next to the roosevelt hotel in midtown manhattan, new york. brian yennis there. what are you seeing? reporter: stuart, good morning. we're seeing migrant f

stuart: i can tell you're not happy about that, ashley. the a deal. who won? >> i don't know if anyone really won here, stuart. i think it would be the youtubes of the world, the companies that are taking business away from the cable companies. a lot of people are just going to youtube now where you can have five televisions under one account. so i think the idea that people are going to continue to use cable or that cable business is going to grow with or without disney or espn, because people can get it elsewhere, i think this is a dying product in our country. technology's just displacing. stuart: a dying product. my goodness me. >>> kim jong un just arrived in russia. he's expected to meet with vladimir putin opinion on an arms deal. george bebee tells us the implications of that meeting. >>> america gm hotels and casinos went black yesterday awe awe acrosses the country. the company suffered a cybersecurity breach. we'll take you through what happened next. ♪ -- devil may care, and i'm just a devil with none to spare. ♪ so viva las veg

i talked to a local pastor, ashley, out in chicago yesterday. he's telling me he's spending big money all coming from his own church to feed, clothe and house the migrants. he says he's happy to help, but hey, where's the real plan? listen it's incredible that we are welcoming folks. this is all good. if there was a better strategy for how we're going to welcome them around the country , that would be big. that would be better. if there were funds to help with the short term needs or more funds that would be helpful. and as that search continues here in new york city, it's been another busy day at the roosevelt hotel, which is one of the main processing center for migrants here in manhattan. also local and state leaders like mayor eric adams are now taking a closer look at the right to shelter mandate, saying that we don't have room here to house the world. ashley they certainly don't. alexis, thank you very much. appreciate that . well, montana governor greg gianforte leading that 25 state effort to press president biden for honest and accurate

6, 9, 13, i am sure you know this one. what your answer? ashley: what do you mean? a failed idea, six years. stuart: i'm going with number 3, 13 years and the answer, save your applause, not necessary. lasted 1933 when the 21st amendment repealed the 18th amendment and gave control to states over alcohol laws. thank you for joining us, time to show me the movies? cooper teaming up with oracle to offer last mile deliveries called collect and receive, available on the retail apps, goober is up one%. one%. thank you very much for giving me that stop take. >> lots of levers. stuart: good stuff. it was a great show, lots going on but our time is up. you know what i'm going to do now? count you down to coast to coast. it starts now. neil: sean fain and uaw leaders threat to target additional strike

>> i want to say 8 but that's got to be wrong so i will go with 6. ashleywledge is severely lacking but i was going to go with 8. i will go with a. >> i will go with 12. i might have cheated. the answer is 12. i saw it by accident. caterpillars have six tiny eyelids on each side of their head so altogether that's 8. they are known as the stigmata. now you know. mark is our surging nicely on this wait and see day i had them fed decision, up one hundred 3 points but don't forget to send in your friday feedback, email is your questions, comments, concerns, fox.com. and now it's coast-to-coast. diane: deal in detroit, deal in dc. on top of getting some clarity, with the fed, in 12 hours, it's escalating. it deftly seems to be shrinking. it's a different story. we have that decision on interest rates in a couple hours. what we don't know for sure is what the decision will be even though mosec

and the ryans us in the lines of those that i listen to you for hours, but aside we, we have one outside. thank you so much for joining me on oxy. ashley. i to talk you too. thanks again. was defiance and as a has said, ukraine has a lot of tens of thousands of troops, sofa is multiple, and in some accounts are offensive. odd. c. name uh, is shaw. how is the details of mazda is alexis m a debriefing? the russian defense minister met with the top generals to discuss the latest developments in the battle field. now he has emphasized that he has failed to achieve its goals as russia troops have secure key positions in the heart of reason . he has also mentioned that the most test situation has developed in these upwards ya direction. he spoke about the recent ukrainian attacks on civilian objects in russia and how several ukrainian drones were suppressed by the russian air defense system inside bushes, borders. and how would these attacks, ukraine is trying to hide their failure in the battlefield? so let's take a listen at what more the minister had to say on that. this is usually an issue. is this a good losing it would bother me? and s

on the east coast but i am ashley, back to sunday night in america. ♪ >> welcome back to sunday nighta u.s. consulate in mexico was told to shelter in place due to violence at the southern border. just another in a long series of incidents approving once again the southern border is not secure. indeed the border is best described as a crisis by design. photos consist elite side the border as an area of concern voters are concerned about drug trafficking and national security and loss of sovereignty and the cartels. house republicans have threatened to impeach a secretary which assuredly will not result in a conviction. candidates for president or talk about using the u.s. military mexico which almost assuredly will not happen. so what is a real solution? our next guest gop candidate for president former cia official and he served in congress represent a border district. he just returned from an extended visit to the border and he joins us now. well, tell us what you saw congressman when you visited the border. it was more than just a photo op i think you were there for a while weren't

i am ashley strohmeyer, back to life, liberty and the event. mark: welcome back david schoen. lot of my view unethical conduct going down first of all the indictment the prosecutor can die or the grand jury can indict if you pick the grand jury here to follow certain rules, they published indictment against donald trump and 18 other codefendants in the morning before the grand jury even shows up in the grand jury works into the night in the indict the 90 defendant and what was in the court clerk's computer that morning. the question is whether the grand jury actually met as a injury or whether this is a prosecutor using the grand jury stressing and since it on secrecy rules it would be easy for any defense counsel to question some of the grand jury's as to what took place to address what took place right out-of-the-box. >> i think there are to be a full investigation of what happened we heard two or three different excuses on how the indictment appeared and was publicly posted on the docket before the grand jury concluded their deliberations. i have never heard of that in my l

ashley: i have absolutely no idea. i will go for number one. fdr. stuart: interesting.g that on the grounds the name has been around a while. the oldest one there, historically. stuart: i'm going to do the same thing. the oldest one there because i think camp david has been around a long time. it was eisenhower. dwight eisenhower. okay. name the compound in shangri-la, if they are named it, eisenhower renamed it in 1953 after his grandson. >> that's a good move. it doesn't work. stuart: send your friday feedback, e-mail us your questions and comments, varneyviewers@fox.com. that's it for "varney and company". and five seconds, miraculously, coast-to-coast will appear now. adam: the day after the debate who is still dancing with the stars? who might be next? a couple contenders. let's start contending

i mean, ashley is off doing something more important. that's the way it is. in on stewart and other anchors. standard responses to reports by guests or co-anchors. thank you very much indeed. is stewart that is correct. all right. what's your do you think that's end of conversation phrase? i think that's a little bit of an insult. what you kind of. i do it too. you say the same thing. creature of habit. maybe she's telling you, you should wrap up your interviews in a different way. you think? yeah. hey, betty, is that what you think? i usually say this. thank you for your time. or thank you for your opinion. it's boring. and every time i say it and i'm repetitive, i say i'll think of another way to get out of that. thank you very much indeed. we appreciate you being here. see you again soon. you do? you're all right. got to fade out. somehow or other, you can't just say, that's it, time's up and move on. you can't do that. you can't do it. you've got to ease your way out gradually. your style and class, i guess. right. ease your way. listen to this one. do you

. >> i guessed hummingbird before i saw the list they maneuver in and out. >> ashley. >> i thought it was a hawk but i don't think that the real thing, hummingbird. stuart: i'm going to say hummingbird, i have these hummingbird feeders, birdfeeders on the windows in my house, you see these hummingbird's common and suck up the sugar water and i'm convinced that a hummingbird are the only ones that can fly backwards. the hummingbirds flapping wings and a figure eight motion, they move their wings 180 degrees while most of them flop up and down,. >> what a joy to be with you in new york, brilliant stuff is amazing. "coast to coast" starts right now. ♪. neil: 22 years ago this day, the magnitude of an unimaginable and unprecedented attack on u.s. soil was sinking and across the country and across the world, markets would never open that day. by the time that they did on september 17, 2001 they would plummet more than 7% and keep plummeting bodily being out on september 21 after falling more than 1367-point and 14%, newspapers and magazines with jargon and depression headlines talking up m

ashley: well, first the county sheriff says his department is ready, i mean very ready to take action dollars worth of damage to the business, we're going to chase you. we're not pulling over. the states rcw is no longer going to protect you. if you flee, we'll chase you. we'll conduct a pit maneuver. we do the tactical vehicle to bring your car in and if you flee on foot, we'll chase you on foot too. ashley: i think he means business and giving a very specific warning, don't do it and comes after multiple small businesses in the area have been target in recent months with the suspects using stolen cars to crash through store frohns like the one you're seeing and what sanders called completely unacceptable. he's talking tough, stu. stuart: thanks very much, ashley. time us up for me. more varney after this however. ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one helps you build a life. chevy silverado. >> the goal is to make donald trump front and center in the ne

i am taking ashley from you, lieutenant o'keefe. i interviewed somebody that wanted to be my speech writer. i think should be a perfect fit to be your aid. and on short notice kayla and i had a video teleconference from the naval academy out to bangor, washington where you were. even thoughh we did not see each other in person i decided she should be the flight aid to the superintendent she showed up quite frankly i remember you saying you weren't sure you're going to say in the navy at the time. as you may or may not know the nuclear power program what you are designate gets a say in where everyone other officers go. they like them to stay involved in nuclear engineering or to go teach or be in what's called the line locker in washington d.c. in hopes of policy engineering issues. then lieutenant barron we had to work that out. then you are the flag aid to the superintendent too. >> in many ways that change the trajectory. not only of myy career but my entire life. power of mentor ship. my entire story is every key moment, whether i

your work, i mean gosh, from this ashley store. when you speak to lowers your company, has thousands of dollars on the captain. cook us to ship the us this message to scroll again to the tip on this document, should the up there to hold him legally and school adults and sample those seamless feature on my on the show room version that i'd say just the prep for scott nima i do strategy stooge, and i really roberts come to form. i'm with the perceive us she gives you the for sure. the fuel source you know, but not. and then you put the push it for those in the hotel. it certainly used to be a better give us deal with the most exactly, which is the most good rest of the assistant jason and your team will go with is this focus of the machine if you come around those young people to go to the dealership. so you switching over to them when you for you lose, why is it reduce the switches to, to the junior, the, most of these issues, the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders

. >> i guessed hummingbird before i saw the list they maneuver in and out. >> ashley. >> i thought itl thing, hummingbird. stuart: i'm going to say hummingbird, i have these hummingbird feeders, birdfeeders on the windows in my house, you see these hummingbird's common and suck up the sugar water and i'm convinced that a hummingbird are the only ones that can fly backwards. the hummingbirds flapping wings and a figure eight motion, they move their wings 180 degrees while most of them flop up and down,. >> what a joy to be with you in new york, brilliant stuff is amazing. "coast to coast" starts right now. ♪

i continue, lucas tomlinson, thank you, griff jenkins. griff: on the 24 russian press bring in the political venting partner ashley davis and counsel llc partnerathan i think you for being here, about to get to the start though, where lucas tomlinson left off of the very god referred terrible week from president biden but if you look at our latest poll, you will see the voters pretty much split and you have 47 percent say that is a legitimate 48 percent, say that it is boggess been so jonathan want to serve you and how significant, is impeachment. terms of damaging president biden's reelection chances. >> i don't thank you so damaging it off not even sure that we can collect an impeachment inquiry of because they not have the vote to actually open impeachment inquiry something kevin mccarthy, chastising nancy pelosi for doing immediately and he also you know today the washington post, you know mega supporting freedom caucus member said that this whole impeachment idea, is i think that he called it crazy that i think i would listen to ken buck on this if i was kevin mccarthy, but no biden will spend the next year think the house of representati

i was gonna be fired. they already knew they were gonna fire me, otherwise they're not talking about me while i'm at all hands. so you know, they're already showing everyone. okay. we're pretending ashley's out on this. we, that we're cleaning is not tentative. so we're clearly gonna fire her. we're in for it. so at that point, a lot of people pull away. i start losing a lot of friends. they're scared, i don't blame them because of apple sit culture. it's a real fear of retaliation. and i've had to deal with that said last, most of my friends, they were co workers, the ones are still there. some of them even left the country. right? yes. so this is what i want to. i kind of says in addition to the relation to the environment still issues the end, the age and the culture of secrecy, i felt charges about that, that email that tim hooks that which i think definitely reference me. i think at least one other person and was definitely a threat to his entire staff. he said, but anything internally confidential and they will fire anyone who shares anything internal. and he was referencing a meeting where he talked about pay equity and benefits. so i mean, not, you know, it's only out to about 50

stuart: congressman russell fry, thanks for joining us, i know we will see you again soon. ashleyre. here's my question. who would be to blame if the government ends up shutting down. is always the republicans, isn't it? stuart: you are on to something. new poll suggest voters will be more likely to blame republicans in congress than democrats for government shutdown, the survey conducted by yugo show a third of voters, 29% said they would blame republicans for shutdown. only 14% said they would blame democrats. 13% said they would blame president biden but the larger share, 32% said they would blame everyone, democrats, republicans, biden, you name it, they are all to blame for the shutdown. the senate is pushing bipartisan stopgap bill, but we know there is no support from those house conservative so the clock ticks. stuart: yet again. back to you later. what have you got to say about this? do you think they will get this deal done? >> no, not right away. there will be some degree of shutdown. they had five weeks when they took a recess and could have done regular order, they co

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