this week john stuart. war in syria a look at the world's biggest aircraft carrier mexico carmakers are wary about what's coming we begin in the united states in memphis tennessee where fifty years ago dr martin luther king was assassinated commemorating dr king's murder a young black man was shot and left to die for stealing a can of beer remembering dorian harris a teen killed in memphis a few days ago because he reportedly stole a can of beer the store clerk chased him out of this shop and fired several shots. now harris relatives keep watch outside to prevent the shop from opening again. i was highly upset out was made because he's young he's almost seventy years old he had a bright future. you know he was unarmed teenager like everybody else but thank god i was a them is it's. his life crisis while he was going through he should know when that to. her nephew was shot but no one called the police his body was found two days later behind a new york by house oh yeah i don't. need a blow dried on the man w

the main problem is the widespread use of chemicals in the district capital cinci farmers come to john stuart to stock up on fertilizers herbicides and insecticides. yeah well you tell farmers not to spray during the flowering period because then the bees won't go on the blossoms. at all other times though the farmers happily spray away on average chinese farmers use twice as many pesticides as their european counterparts meanwhile beekeeping has become a profitable business here. leases his bees to local farmers on a daily basis he charges five euros per hive per day they move when farmers pollinate why they only roughly just to get the pollen on the blossoms bees go right into the center of the flower and take the pollen exactly where it needs to go. and her husband don't want to spend money on renting bees so instead for the next three weeks they'll be in their orchard pollinating their trees by hand. that's it you're up to date with the latest from the world of business from or find us on facebook follow us on twitter at d w underscore business i'm there to helena to help free is my handl

john stuart mill are worried that a society to comfortable in his own convictions would retreat into dogmatism. despite their own on the university must strive to screen out bad ideas but it was also strive to bring to campus those who will question not merely a firm wisdom. community scholars is not to become in the advancement of knowledge is perceived scholars cannot be complacent in their studies and blind to their own deficiencies and biases. university should be striving to nurture intellectual diversity on their own campuses. with training, hiring and promoting scholars to make their home on college campuses universities should demand rigor and professional commitment but there should also be an openness to new ideas and skepticism and intellectual curiosity. if universities are to operate in the outer boundaries of our state in knowledge and push those boundaries further outward they must be places where you unorthodox controversial, disturbing ideas can be raised in scrutinize. students are to prepare themselves to critically engage the wide range of perspective, they will e

should take charge of local affair so my argument is democratic and my argument is liberal back to john stuart mill on liberty, the chapters on thebenefits of different experiments of living , i think that people find satisfaction when they are choosing their own way, when they are taking a choice about how they want to be educated for their children want to be educated and there's benefits to diversity. so my argument is liberal and democratic and one way to think about is a garden. national education standards are all monoculture so all across the country where going to have potatoes or across the country we are going to have weed and my question is why are we doing that? we should have a garden with lots of different flowers. we should have jesuit education, traditional education, john dewey education, vocational education. teachers fired up by a topic in particular, they should have an opportunity to teach back to their students. the image i want us to have in mind is a garden. lots of different options for parents communities and children. so let me go through the arguments a little bit m

john stuart mill worried that society was too comfortable in its own convictions would retreat. despite their own aspiration, universities rest their own retreat into comfortable balls. the university must strive to pull out bad ideas but must strive to bring those that will question and not affirm or receive wisdom. the community of scholars has not become a party and the advancement of knowledge is to proceed that scholars cannot be complacent in the study and inclined to their own decisions. universities should be striving to nurture intellectual diversity on their own campus. in training, hiring and promoting scholars to make their home on college campuses, universities demand rigor and professional accomplishment there should also be an openness to new ideas and a spirit of skepticism and intellectual curiosity. if universities are to operate at the boundaries of our state knowledge and push those boundaries outward there must be places where new unorthodox disturbing ideas can be raised and scrutinized. students are to prepare themselves to engage with a wide range of prob

stuart: john taft, thank you very much for joining us, sir, we're obliged to you. >> thank you. her data breach. best buy says some of its shoppers may have had their payment information hacked. it happened last fall. this is the same breach that affected delta and sears. ashley: could be easier to tell companies that haven't been hacked. stuart: is there any individuals whose privacy has been respected? >>> up next congresswoman marcia blackburn trying to make up in the tennessee senate race. is she worried about polls that show her trailing by double digits a democratic opponent? ♪ ♪ ashley: in the last hour fox news contributor karl rove talked about the chances of republican john cox being elected as governor of california. take a listen. >> cox continues his upward movement. villaraigosa appears to dwindling a little bit, passes him. we end up with newsome versus cox. we could have seen on the east coast where deep blue states like massachusetts or new jersey or maryland that the voters say you know what? we need to have an adult serving as a little bit of a restraint on the

stuart: gel, john tom, great to have you on the show. >> thanks, stuart.t: i want to get back to your money that is the stock market this morning, we are going up 300 points at the hoping bell, now this, former clinton treasury secretary larry summers comparing president trump's attacks on amazon to fascist dictator benito mulslini. you will hear, we will force you to hear it after this. [laughter] nah. not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches, which is 25 to 60% lower than some leading competitors. the bath fills and drains quickly, while the heated seat soothes your back, neck and shoulders. kohler is an expert in bathing, so you can count on a deep soaking experience. are you seeing this? the kohler walk-in bath comes with fully adjustable hydrotherapy jets and our exclusive b

there smearing someone with allegations and stuart it's a bad day when even adam schiff says you're ahead of your skiis and adam schiff even said this about john by some democrats as well. we're going to expose that out of montana. stuart: i was very surprised at senator tester because he has a reputation of being a guy who could appeal to both sides of the aisle, not an extremist and i wonder why on earth did he do this? i guess it was on the independence think equation maybe of senator schumer who wanted absolute unity in the revolt against all things trump, that's my only explanation . what's yours? >> that's the right explanation because we see with a lot of these moderate senators, joe donnelly, john tester, they do this. they go to their district, they say one thing, they get to washington and they fall in lockstep with chuck. the swamp has a way of corrupting people stuart. john tester was corrupted it's time to elect this guy out of office get him out of office elect a republican to truly and really represent the people of montana. stuart: kayleigh mcenany thank you very much for being with us this morning, thank you. >> thank you so m

i will tell you what's interesting, though, stuart, it's kind of what john pointed out, i think he pointed will point out for him, the hearings that went on recently and the hating that trump did on amazon, they were buying opportunities, if you held onto cash and you miss the point on microsoft, amazon, facebook, pullbacks, google, you have to get in the stocks, you will get rewarded on amazon. stuart: let's stay on amazon, ashley, they are working on a new streaming device, explain, please. ashley: could be the one that stuart varney is waiting for. it leaked accidentally, amazon fire tv comes with the cube, contains the echo, alexa, if you integrate the television with this cube which is alexa, it kind of centralizes your tv and entertainment controls and is therefore -- i know what you're going say. stuart: i could walk in and say alexa turn on fox business now and it comes up? ashley: well, that's what we hope and believe. we don't know, this was leaked prematurely. stuart: okay. ashley: integration should be there, how nice would that be? [laughter] liz: story from check marks, they

stuart: at my age yield is good. john, thank you very much, indeed.et's check the price of oil, it's 68.54, that's where we are. take a look at the price of gasoline, $2.76 is your national average for regular. keeps on going up ever so steadily. >>> that caravan of migrants from central america getting real close to the southern border, and i want the know what happens when they step into our country if they do. we will ask that question of judge andrew napolitano. >>> a big issue in the trump/macron issue is the iran nuke deal. we'll ask david rubin, former mayor of shiloh, israel, about that. rubin wants the deal torn up. and, of course, we're awaiting president trump and macron. it's a live action-packed day, and you can see it with us. we'll be back. ♪ ♪ think your large cap equity fund has exposure to energy infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can diversify your equity portfolio and add potential income. bring amlp into the game. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, ris

stuart: senator john kennedy, i'm going to leave it there. ouldn't have said that about kim jong un, his haircut is really nice. [laughter] stuart: said with such feelings. thank you, senator. we'll see you again real soon. >> thank you. stuart: check that big board, coming back a little. we're down 68, modest move there, but we're off the lows of the morning. by the way, we did have all-time highs for amazon and dow component microsoft right out of the gate. they've pulled back a little since then, but they're still doing very well. >>> want to get -- well, we did get the latest read on the economy early this morning. annualized rate of growth in the first three months of the year, 2.3%. kevin hassett is with us, chair of the white house council of economic advisers. now, this was better than a lot of peopled had expected, but it's not the 3% growth that we really wanted. and i'm sure that you wanted. what do you think went wrong in the first quarter? >> actually, i don't think anything went wrong. if you go back and look at the last seven, e

stuart: john cox, thanks for joining us. see you again, sir. thank you very much.s fargo upgraded the stock, and it's up 4.5%. united health care, they gave a rosy forecast, and they reported strong growth across all of their businesses. the stock is up 3%. that adds 50 points to the dow industrials which are up 250. >>> a warning of another equifax-type data breach. dozens of big name companies on the fortune 100 list are vulnerable, so says our next guest, and he joins us after this. ♪ ♪ as a control enthusiast, i'm all-business when i travel... even when i travel... for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. weli can tell you about...re. streaming the most free tv shows and movi

stuart: rush dealing with acreage? >> what johnlook at making this state as right issues for legalization. in order to do that you have to deschedule cannabis as a class one mark tick. stuart: you're in favor of that? >> i'm in favor of descheduling. i notice the trump administration looking for comments with descheduling cannabis as a one. stuart: you're in this business, it looks very profitable to you or are you in the business because you're pushing social cause of legalization marijuana? >> i doctor this is a health care issue. there are a lot of applications from marijuana. they do that from research in israel where it is legal to study marijuana. it could help with serious diseases like cancer, diabetes, hepatitis. it could help populations like our veterans, 20% of who use it on daily basis anyway. it has to be in the shadows. kind of like the immigration issue. i would like to take this thing out of shadows. $50 billion, let's tax it. stuart: what exactly does the company do that you're on the board of? >> its emphasis is

john watson has the details. ten wickets needed for victory on the final day. stuart broad soon had two, the first a gift.ut on 83 as leach probed, since lurched. the day faded so to england's hopes, holding on was proving difficult. but when this swipe, leach made this one stick, england sensed an opportunity but if ever there was a lesson in test cricket, this man showed the value of sticking around. england's desperation lost in the fading light, too little too late from their captainjoe light, too little too late from their captain joe root. light, too little too late from their captainjoe root. the match drawn, the series lost, england with little to show from a long winter of test match cricket away from home. john watson, bbc news. well the commonwealth games on australia's gold coast gets under way tomorrow. since its introduction nearly ninety years ago, it's evolved into the third largest multi—sport event in the world. this year, 71 nations and territories will be competing for 275 gold medals, across 19 sports. our sports correspondent natalie pirks takes a look at where the home nations' hope

nothing runs like a deere® save 200 dollars on the x350 select series tractors at your john deere dealer today. stuartn 100. now we're down 35, 24,000hundred is where we are. general electric, that is one of the biggest gainers on the dow, up nearly 2%, pushing close to $14 a share. >>> potential farmer deal in the works. the stock price of shy year on the up side after reports that allergan is reports to buy it. shire up nearly 7%. >>> 10-year treasury, a key benchmark for interest rates up this morning to 2.91%. >>> now this. 11 republican congressman sent a letter to the fbi asking it to open criminal investigations of james comey, andrew mccabe, loretta lynch and hillary clinton. congressman louie gohmert, republican texas is with us now. louie, welcome back to the show, but, your name was not on the letter. you didn't sign that letter. why not? >> well, thanks for noticing but i read the letter and considered signing on but, we had sent a previous letter goodlatte had authored and we were asking about most of these same things and attorney general's response was, these are things that are looked

in the top flight since the league was formed stuart broad meanwhile were eager to extend their unbeaten run just two minutes later on the stroke of half john eric's always shot it was too hot to handle for you leon paul goes back. dejected pounced on the rebound and it came as little surprise hamburg were playing away against one of the in-form clubs since the season restart. one month and then their home record were back on track it was the expected difficult game for us because everybody thought that we came we couldn't beat them easily so i second half was really open hamburg were desperate for a win and i think we'll be happier with the draw we're now in the feeded a games on the rocks in the follow on that said it wasn't all doom and gloom on the hamburg bench either. the season's up and that's a shame we were unable to get a win this year but overall even despite the disappointment it was a positive performance and one i'm good much of a political candidate. is hard to think positive when things aren't going your way but if took on have been able to get back on their feet why can't hamburg the team of thought of their friends who mad

stuart: i get the message. you're not necessarily out on a limb be but you are sticking to your guns. johnr joining us, sir. we'll see how this plays out obviously. >> thank you. stuart: we said saudi arabia is undergoing massive change. yes it is. got an example for you, the crown prince is courting hollywood, yeah, making major deals. who would have thought. ♪ stuart: until very recently there was no cinema in saudi arabia but now saudi arabia is embracing hollywood. major announcement while the crown prince visits los angeles. what has he got? ashley: saudi arabia banned movies 35 years ago under pressure from the religious clerics. now the crown prince wants to change all that as we know. he has done a deal to bring cirque du soleil to saudi arabia, perhaps more interestingly, amc theaters signed a deal to open 100 movie theaters in saudi arabia by 2010, in the next 12 years. that is a big deal because movies there have been banned for so long. the prince is on a extended trip, the crown prince, to the united states. he is meeting with hollywood bigwigs. and he is trying to diversify t

john's. [laughter] liz: the last thing i am going say for 3 hours. >> maybe yum brand. stuartu had a chance to get together two one-liners and delivered them both. [laughter] stuart: okay. serious stuff, marijuana is a serious issue. two stories on wells fargo, reportedly close to paying a billion dollar fine for forcing customers to buy insurance, car insurance and charging mortgage borrowers unfair fees, secondly, a teacher's union will not do business with wells fargo anymore, is that about guns? >> yes, american federation of teachers, randy, she had been reaching out to wells fargo and she got radio-silenced. it's a big deal because 20,000 or so aft members have mortgages and the like from wells fargo also attributed to jpmorgan chase, bank of america have dialed back businesses to the gun industry and citigroup says, it's saying to its business partners don't back to move to sell guns to eem -- people under age 21. stuart: the president tweeted, we are loosening the bank regulations but you crossed the regulations, we will come after to you. he's in favor of the fine. ch

his name is john andrea and he was the search and ai head it google. stuart: look at that.ve television you have to be very careful, be prepared to jump right in. you can't be swigging on your coffee or eating a doughnut on the side but wait to see if jean munster reappears. he is there? he is back there. significance please of apple's hiring of google's chief of ai? >> this is a huge week, they rang the bell, john john andrea not only ran search at google but head ai. there is an arms race going on for ai technology. the irony around artificial intelligence is you need human intelligence to build it. having someone like john john andrea is a recruiting to to apple to win this talent. and talk about apple has been criticized, not enough and they jumpstarted it this week. >> do you think apple would have to give this man $100 million to come over? >> probably not. a few million dollars, probably has 10 or $20 million in stock options. stuart: you guys in technology, that is nothing. jean munster is blushing. four states are considering laws that prevent kids from playing tac

i looked at the first three months of john data for nonfarm seasonably adjusted employment and excluding government employment and i was looking for pattern, stuartr of this year is that in the five states that tax the most and that have the biggest populations, they are growing their employment base at half the rate of the ten states that have the low taxes like texas. and, stuart, if that continues on for a while, you may see a shift in population equivalent to six more congressional seats that are going to shift away from the high-taxed states like new york and new jersey and california and move to the low-taxed states like texas and florida. stuart: well, i have to say to that, chuck, good, the sooner the better. chuck, thank you very much for joining us, sir, we appreciate it. the governor of new jersey and governor of texas, texas, back off. are you kidding me? ashley: think about it. stuart: alphabet, amazon, facebook and microsoft, alphabet kicks it off right after the bell profit report today. amazon buying amazon of india called flip card, 12 billion-dollar deal, the stock up a fraction. there are technologies that could reduce or stop

stuart broad. then they find it harder to break down a resilient new zealand team, who won a series against new zealand for only the fourth time. johnn, the series lost, england with little to show from a long winter of test cricket. australia lost their first test since the balls camp —— ball—tampering scandal. it was their biggest defeat in 90 years. they we re biggest defeat in 90 years. they were torn apart by vernon philander. all four nations now know who will carry their flag all four nations now know who will carry theirflag for all four nations now know who will carry their flag for the opening ceremony of the, wealth games. eilidh doyle has been announced as scotland's flag bearer. alastair brownlee will carry out england's, and jazz carlin will lead out wales. caroline 0'hanlon will carry out northern ireland's flag in tomorrow's ceremony. the team as 90 athletes overall competing in 13 different sports. you just want to be selected to represent northern ireland and be here at the games. to be asked, i was shocked. very proud. the last time when we were in glasgow we were a new addition to the team. it shows how far we ha

we have 28 medical studies, do we have done with the johns hopkins hospital. 20 pounds and 40 days but you maintain your lean mass and improve. stuarteurope. stuart: now you bring it over here to america you're bringing it not because of the success of the diet but because you'll make more money in america because we have lower taxes. >> yes. it's very attractive for bringing business because you can gain much more. if you compare the taxes in italy they are crazy. so now i will have my company here in new york just for distribution but in a couple years will be up to produce here. also because it's very business friendly. stuart: wait a minute, you are a european, and you approve a president trump. i thought he was detested by most europeans. >> the last election we had in italy, the party very much appreciates what president trump is doing. thanks to the trump election we have started to talk about the flex tax to reduce taxes. if you raise taxes, people go to other countries. stuart: if you made a hundred million dollars, i'm just picking a number, if you make that in the united states of america you'll pay tax of about 20 millio

john deere dealer today. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ dagen: thank you, stuartwhat does that tell you? speaker ryan will retire, crisis of republican leadership. the fbi seizes trump's personal records, crisis at the presidency, the president clinton attack on syrians and their allies, crisis of foreign-policy. now a little pushback from the president. never said when an attack on syria would take place, could be very soon or not soon at all. the united states under my administration has done a great job ridding the region of

according to john roberts who reported about rumors of perhaps a coupe amongst the republican -- republicans in the house so that a new speaker isn't stalled before the 2018 election. stuart that do for the market? i'm trying to understand that. >> it won't affect the market. stuart: that's true. would it affect policy and getting things done before november? >> depends on how conservative or broad-base the support of the new speaker. stuart: at this point the simple resignation of -- no, that he's not standing for reelection, that has not been a particularly negative for the market, not that i can see. >> people don't know what it leads to. stuart: the greater negative would be the threat of the attack in syria in some form or another, that seems to be the big negative that we are facing at this moment. we are -- i say only, we are down 122 points. remember, please we were up, what, 4 to 500, the dow is at 24,000, so you are couple away from all-time high and now we are coming back, we are only down 118, 117 points, 24,290. >> by the way, the dow where it was at in december or november, we have lost a few months of gains, so the question about syria is whether or not the

john mccain had won in 2008 and offered me the job my answer would have been no. mitt romney, no. president trump, 2016. i loved what i did, i love the private sector better. [laughter] stuartin the private sector, just asking, ari? >> whatever i took out in government salary i have repaid in taxes, let me put it that way. stuart: i think that's a pretty good answer. ar, thank you very much for being with us, you're a good sport and we appreciate that. >> thank you. stuart: i promise you they'll be more varney after this. . . . . stuart: 10:00 eastern time this morning on this program we interviewed larry kudlow, the president's new chief economic advisor. i am told that what he had to say moved the market. lizzie, prove it. liz: he said there is already back channel negotiations underway with china. the market was down 403 points according to senior editor charlie brady at the start of your interview. now it retraced back. stuart: so we moved the market? ashley: basically what you said at the outset. this is not a trade war. it's a potential trade war. we haven't gotten at the stage. liz: it's a process. stuart: when you move the markets talking about a few billion dollars

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john stuart mill thirteen a lot to deal with. the leaders of north and south korea have pledged to formally and the two countries state of war sixty five years after combat finished as a landmark summit kim yong own a mooney i.e. in announced that plan for peace they vowed to seek a nuclear free korean peninsula and a formal peace treaty by the end of the year. german chancellor angela merkel has met with u.s. president donald trump at the white house among the issues they discuss with the iran nuclear deal north korea trade and funding nato would like you to believe. me as opposition leader has threatened to boycott any snap election if he's not made interim prime minister next week nico passin in says he's the only viable candidate to lead the country but his protest movement holds just a fraction of seats in parliament anti-government demonstrations forced the resignation of the prime minister on monday triggering a political crisis. thank you k.'s prince william and his wife catherine have named their new born son louis off t