antonovych, that’s a stidisor for 30 give me years, but drahomanov, give me this, that there is john stuarte, according to the general recognition of the intellectuals of that time, so we have a lot of work ahead of us. hands, but we are moving in the right, historically correct direction, and our history is blowing and stretching our sails, proof of why, to be optimistic about the finale, look at how many cries and lamentations there were over the ukrainian book, all these 30 years, while we had lobbyists for the russian market, and this russian market was worn out by us as it wanted, and here just as well ... as soon as, forgive me, they threw it out, really, they threw it out, only, only with a full-scale invasion, they finally threw the russians out of the ukrainian book market, suddenly it turns out that we have forgotten everything, you go to a bookstore, and there are only ukrainian books, and all that, what, what, you understand, it was not possible and to dream, it turns out that all this has already been translated, well, the first wave, at least the patching of the holes of what

antonovych, this is a shame, a shame for 30 years , forgive me, and drahomanovy, that there is john stuarting to the general recognition of the intellectuals of that time, so we have work ahead of us. our hands are full, but we are moving in the right, historically correct direction, and the stories are blowing and stretching our sails, the proof of why, so that it means optimistic at all, for the finale, look at how many cries and lamentations there were over the ukrainian book, all these 30 years , while we had lobbyists of the russian market, and this russian market was used as it wanted, and here, as soon as... well, as soon as they threw out, they really threw out, and only with a full-scale invasion, they finally threw out the russians from the ukrainian book market, suddenly it turns out that we have forgotten everything, you go into a bookstore, and you are only ukrainian there, and all the things that, you know, you could not even dream of, it turns out that all this has already been translated, well, the first wave, at least the patching of the holes of that , what was missing, h

oh, dragomanov, forgive me, john stuart mill of eastern europe, according to the general recognitionk ahead of us, but we are moving in the right historically correct direction and the winds of history are blowing and pushing our sails, proof of why so already quite optimistic, for the final, look how much crying there was. mentions about the ukrainian book, all these 30 years, while we had lobbyists for the russian market, and this russian market was worn out by us as it wanted, and here as soon as, well, as soon as possible, they really threw it away, they threw it away, only, only with with a full-scale invasion, they finally threw the russians out of the ukrainian book market, suddenly it turns out that we have forgotten everything, you go to a bookstore, and there are only ukrainian books, you know, you couldn’t even dream, it turns out that everything has already been translated, well, the first wave, at least patching the holes of what was missing, but this first wave has already gone wild, you see, although 10 years ago ukrainian bookstores had 90%, 90% of russian books, and

a prominent champion of the democratic party, comedian john stuart, offered this marketing send and let's see how it began. most men came out and oh yes. ok. and then both men are ambulatory. they are both right. level one clear. we know the bar that's been set up for each to pass biden as a not look a and not have a senior moment go. making sure that we're able to make every single solitary person eligible for what i have been able to do with the, with the coven, i should be with dealing with everything we have to do is if we finally b, medicare, take you, president 5, i'd the okay a high pressure situation, a lot of times you can confuse saving medicare with beating it. i'm sure it's not something that repeated throughout the debate, causing democrats across the country to either jump out of windows or vomit silently into the nearest recycling. then anybody can as talking as the calls for bite and to quit grow louder. the main stream media is looking into potential replacements. vice president, kamala harris appears the most obvious replacement, but she, herself, has competition. the ba

. >>.com john, stuart just mentioned the poll, the only one we had so far, i saw that, and the changesey're going to be much until we get further down the road. that is also registered voters, not likely voters. we can't see anything in that. we could not see anything in the focus groups last night. we presumably will have polls next week will■ç -- which will the first polls to pick up what happened last night. >> i think if you are in the biden campaign right now, they wanted to reset. they don't think they are ahead. they think they can win, but they don't think there and had right now. they change the rules in ways that would benefit them and i think a lot of people think warily that those rule changes actually ended up helping prop keep calm. one of the things you like about how this worked out is that the audience isn't that big, as he pointed out earlier in the show, and it is early enough that pro or con, if you're talking about, as they often do, 6% of six or seven states that her undecided, persuadable voters out there and you're still months away from election day, so much is

candidates running for the highest office in the land understand what they are talking about. >> yeah, john, stuartat on the way out here. in the changes, biden moves up one point. that is postdebate. i don't talk about polls much on the show, because i don't think they really mean much until we get farther down the road. that is also registered voters and likely voters. that is the sample we would like to know. but we can't see anything in that, we cannot see anything in the focus groups last night. we presumably will have holes next week which would be the first polls released that would pick up whatever happened last night. >> and i think if you are in the biden campaign right now, a number of things that they had hoped for■ç in this debate, tha they were very open about hoping for. they wanted to reset. they don't think they are ahead. they think they could win, but they don't think they are ahead right now. they change the rules in ways that would benefit them, and i think a lot of people think, weirdly, that this rule changes ended up helping trump, keeping him unusually calm for trump standa

the philosopher john stuart mill called it ugly thing. george clemenceau, though the prime minister of france during, world war one, believed that war is too serious, a matter to leave to the soldiers. general smedley butler, who was twice awarded congressional medal of honor and was common down to the marines, said that war is, quote, a racket, but war is also fascinating and alluring. robert e lee remarked, it is well, war is so terrible or, we would grow too fond of it. now the history of the united states is in many ways a history of warfare. by my calculus ation about one fifth of u.s. history since the revolution has been taken up in warfare. there are major wars, of course, there are big wars, but there are also numerous military adventures in china, mexico, nicaragua, dominican republic, the soviet. some of you may not know that during war one we invaded vladivostok, east, the pacific shores of the soviet in an attempt to march moscow to overthrow the new communist. soviet union. lebanon. grenada. kosovo libya. syria. somalia. it

and john stuart was particularly offended by this and you stop your slices no disrespect. >> i apologize. let's let's continue with the meeting. is and thank you for watching these night. laura coates live starts right now. >> good evening. i'm jim acosta and for laura coates on this monday night, ten days out from the highly anticipated debate between joe biden and donald trump right here on cnn and tonight, a moment from this past weekend is leading to questions about a candidates mental fitness for office i took a cognitive test nih docx, ronnie dr. ronny johnson does everyone know ronnie johnson, congressmen from texas it's actually dr. ronny jackson, not johnson, donald trump there for getting the name of his own doctor while challenging biden to a cognitive test. if you've been watching right-wing media, that's probably not the moment you were expecting us to play. no. instead it is this clip that they've been circulating to question biden's mental? fitness? it's biden at the end of his los angeles fundraiser from over the weekend, you can see him standing before cheering crowd and

. >> can i pick up on what john stuart just said, which is with all that debate preparation, you roll tape you analyze tape. it's it's like nfl football preparation i was shocked and i just knew from the outset they must never have shown the president what a split screen looks like and what he looks like kaci, i've looked at myself over the years on tape with mouth open and looking foolish. and it's only when you analyze the tape as they should have done that you realize, oh, wait a minute, that can't cameras always going to be on me and i'm going to want to have a particular expression on my face. i said yesterday that delivery was going to be more important than substance and that's exactly what came true. it's all about the lack of delivery from president biden and no amount of fact-checking of donald trump because i'm sure that debate was littered with falsehoods from trump, but no amount of fact checking of trump is going to compensate for the delivery that we saw from president biden michael. >> do think that the talk about potentially replacing biden at the top of the ticket. a

stuart: strong stuff, john levine of the new york post.nsulate yesterday, monday. how many people were there? lauren: they stormed the lobby of a building that houses the israeli consulate. they were asked please leave, they did not. the police department came in, arrested 70 of them, put them in a police van. neil: san francisco. stuart: in san francisco what are you charged with. spend the night in prison. i would like to hear these things. all right, i will move on. a totally different story. a kindergartner crashed a congressman's speech on capitol hill. we will tell you what he was doing on the house floor. global orange shortage pushing the price of juice to an all-time high and forcing orange juicemakers to get creative to make ends meet. ashley has the report from central florida. reports after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ (alarm sound) ♪ amelia, turn off alarm. amelia, weather. 70 degrees and sunny today. amelia, unlock the door. i'm afraid i can't do that, jen. ♪ (suspenseful music) ♪ why not? did you forget something? ♪ (suspenseful music) ♪ my

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stuart: chef john, we appreciate youing with here. >> my pleasure. defending biden's economy. former cnn anchor don lemon doesn't like that. what did lemon e say? >> he said, look, the messaging isn't working. voters are not resonating with this. so he had senator beaker on, he gave this -- booker on. he gave this long response on how good the economy is under biden. don lemon got visibly frustrated though. listen to this. >> if you actually the look at what the biden administration is doing, the economy's doing very well -- >> listen, senator, i'm with you, i get it. you heard my question and -- >> no, no -- >> i know you're there in washington, but it's not resonating. you have people, when i talk to people, you know what they say to me in i like donald trump. even black men. i like donald trump because he gave me a check. his name was on the check. that was a democratic congress. they know nothing about the accomplishments of joe biden -- >> right. >> and that is a failure of democrats. >> i mean, obviously, only has a few months to turn the messag

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stuart: the beatles song sung by john lennon and didn't want him to say, twist and shout. it's 1962. extreme and long hair and the voice. lauren: vulgar consideration then? stuart: yeah. i think you're doing it now. >> thank you. stuart: 11:00 eastern time. tuesday, june 18th. to the markets please, i'll say it again, not much price movement, dow is down 40 and nas dock down 14. nasdaq down 14. check big tech, all down, microsoft, apple, alphabet, meta, all of them on the downside. check out 10-year treasury and yield had been coming down earlier, still down a little, 4.25% on that 10-year. now this, it's a patent at the white house when things go wrong, deny a reality. as fox camera show the world that migrants were streaming into the country, press secretary karine jean-pierre said biden has done more to secure the border than anybody else, paraphrasing and that statement defies reality and donald trump got a grip on the border. president biden defied the reality of inflation, he said it was 9% when he took office. that's not true. it was 1.4%. and speaking from the white

stuart: well that's not what we want to hear but that's the way you see it and we appreciate the truth. thanks very much johnsoon. >> thank you. stuart: coming up, nine days from now, president biden faces off against donald trump in the first presidential debate. what if biden has one of those very senior moments where it's clear he can't do the job? that's my take. top of the hour. why is russia's putin meeting with kim jong-un in north korea? what does this mean for us and the war in ukraine? morgan ortegas will break it down for us, next. can i have another pancake? from full house... ...to empty nest... ...to free birds. vanguard personal advisor can help you prepare for every chapter. we got this. that's the value of ownership. ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wallet. because we believe no matter what you're working on you need high quality tools at a great price. and that's what we're all about. ♪ whatever you do, do it for l

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stuart: it's friday morning and you're john thing hoenig. better -- jonathan hoenig.etter be exotic for us. >> nothing exotic about fossil fuels but president biden spent a trillion on green energy program but people wake up and want to put gas in their cars and need oil, natural gas and this is etf that tracks these ml ps, master limited partnerships and they're dividend oriented energy stocks and they'll benefit from a period of higher energy prices and we'll see but even if the market flat lines, 7% dividend will keep you in the green even if the rest of the market, in particular big tech stalls. stuart: best till last. 7% dividend? >> i think in a bull market, make money on the dividend and price of depreciation and inflation isn't dead. no os terrificty to put it to bed and -- os tearty to butt it to bed. stuart: thanks, jonathan. always good stuff. >> be well. stuart: looking at synchrony financial. lauren: what a gain. stock up 6.5% and rating call and it's a buy and called number one private label credit card platform with a large data base of retail partnersh

stuart: what a terrible thing. aoc and rachel mad doe are adding fuel to the fire. john levine responding to that.n my opinion, president biden tried to buy votes with the student loan handouts and only 30% of voters approve of that decision. we'll dig into it and it's next. ♪ what tractor supply customers experience is personalized service. made possible by t-mobile for business. with t-mobile's reliable 5g business internet. employees get the information they need instantly. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. stuart: it is inflation day and the may cpi show prices gone up 3.3% and that's down slightly from the rate reported in april and inflation is easing a little. brian burg with me many -- brian brenberg is with me this morning. what's the biggest driver of that? >> we thought last year we'd be getting rate cuts today last year. we're not getting them. why? because there's sticky inflation. look at biggest drivers here and start with homes, you though this, home prices up 33.9% since january 2021. how do you power your home? talk about household energy. how do you h

stuart: do you? >> yeah. what if the pa machine does a better john -- job than i do? it should get the job, not me. scale, you've got a human problem. >> that's why so many people are worried, robot took my job with. stuart: could they replace you? >> maybe. stuart: still sticking by a.i.? >> well, you know, that's -- i get calls every -- okay, not every day, but i get calls at least once a week from firms that say, hey, i've got an a.i. platform that might supplement your stock picking. and i take a look but, honestly, i like doing the work, and i trust myself better than i trust someone else or a machine. where i will use a machine is something i've already been doing, and that's screening. show me all the companies that are growing at least 15%, show me all the companies half low debt, right? if etc. you use a computer to narrow it down, then you've got to do the work yourself. i'm okay with my job, but there are going to be jobs -- right? [laughter] stuart: to i'm okay? we're out of time. >> okay. stuart tour thanks for being with us. nice contribution to the show. still ahead, deroy murdock on

arthel: a live there at north dakota's senator john hoeven thank you very much for joining us. stuarte if you've got tickets on west jet they have an apt hundreds of cancellations the airline was forced to call off lights because the maintenance workers union strike that started on friday. west jet it's currently operating only 30 of it's about 200 aircraft the cancellations happening one day before canada day candace version of july 4 up at the airline serves a lot of u.s. destinations including nashville, tampa, new york, los angeles, orlando, orange county, phoenix and others. arthel: triplex fix a record number of people traveling for the fourth of july but here's a lab look right now at atlanta hartsfield jackson international airport and there it is ahead of a very busy week. but severe weather could complicate plans for travelers cb cotton is live in new york city with some more. >> hi arthel, nice to see you put our experts at "fox weather" say the severe weather threat could put more than 60 million people in the northeast seeing thunderstorms or heavy rain tomorrow. making t

john lonski, thank you very much. over to "varney & co.". stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morni

john lonski, thank you very much. over to "varney & co.". stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. there's a spike in migrant crime and become ago political issue. latest outrage and two venezuelan migrants arrested for strangulation murder for a 12-year-old girl in texas and this country claimed he feared for his life back home. this follows illegal ecuador arrested for rape of 13-year-old girl in a public park. migrant from el salvador arrested more murder of mother of five in maryland n. the 2016 campaign, trump played up killing of kate and it's illegal migrant doing the same thing now with migrant crime. to the markets, fairly quiet for stocks to be summer dull drop and not sure how things close out this afternoon. dow's off 9 and nasdaq up 4. no big price movement. big coin down to $63,000 a coin as of this morning and 10-year treasury and yield below 4.25 and at 4.22 and 2-year at 4.70. oil $81 per barrel as we speak. yes, it is. honestly, $81. gasoline no change for regular, $3.45 and diesel no change, $3.80. politics, donald trump is raising a lot more money than president

. >> reporter: john lewis says in that moment he felt like the government was finally treating him like a human being and honoring his love for his partner, stuart gaffney. that was 20 years ago. this pride they'll solidify their commitment by getting married again. >> i was truly happy on that day. >> renewing our vows, it just takes us back to that place in time, and when i think about pledging my love and commitment to this man, i remember the first time saying those words in city hall. >> reporter: when the two met in 1987, they didn't know if they would ever be able to marry. >> it was a dream, but a distant dream. >> reporter: on february 12th, 2004, that dream would unexpectedly come true. lewis was at the right place at the right time, city hall. >> i got to the rally and i learned something extraordinary. san francisco had just burst open the doors for loving committed same-sex couples to get married and i was literally shocked. >> reporter: he immediately called gaffney, who was at work. >> it was the most urgent wedding proposal you've ever heard. get to city hall now, now, now! you can see we're kind of starry-eyed and we're actually

stuart: okay. texas being texas, they'll pull somebody in. all right. what's this about a john deere? deere & company, that's the proper name. job cuts, how many -- lauren: i don't have the the number, but there are salaried as well as production jobs, and the reason is deere's not selling as much farm equipment. crop prices are low and interest rates are high. so now deere is cutting jobs after cutting their profit forecast recently not once, but twice. stuart: okay, got that. next case, check out the big board. we are now, what, nearly six minutes into the trading session. we're up 60 points on the dow, .if 115%. -- .15%. there are winners headed by caterpillar, goldman sachs, dow inc., ibm and3 m. the s&p 500 winners ors top of that list, hewlett-packard enterprises, applied materials, super micro compute if per, lamb research, seagate technology. nasdaq winners ors, crowdstrike, asml hold, zscaler is up there. now look at this, the yield on the 10-year treasury down to 4.13. checking the price of gold, $2,3661. bitcoin almost $711,000. 71,000. the price of oil, $72 a barrel with r

>> well, stuart, i think the speech was strongly delivered today. i think he made a lot of powerful points. i talked to john afterwards, and that'll be on "the story" later on about whether or not his strong words match if up with the kind of real support he's giving ukraine in time and whether or not russia russia is wearing down -- russia is just wearing down ukraine because we're so hesitant to give them what they need at the time that they need it. on the other hand, he also did not call on europe to do the more in terms of giving their fair share. now, maybe those are going to happen behind closed doors. but if biden is as committed as he says he is to democracies in europe and pushing back russia that clearly presents the kind of threat in many ways that we saw in 1938, then, you know, we have to see those words be matched with action. i will say one other thing, stuart. to a person, everybody after the ceremony who i spoke with and got their a reactions from really gave emmanuel macron a lot of credit. he was very energetic, very sincere with these veterans. he held both of their shoulders, kissed th

john with his family, here's brendan and his dad. and we also have a picture of ashley with his parents. lauren: happy father's day, ashley and stuartng man right there. you're good, son, looking good. friday feed back, ashley and lauren, here we government first one from greg, what's your favorite thing to cook? what are your plans for father's day? i used to make a really good shepard's pie and haven't done it in years and i'll move on. lauren: hands down eggplant parmesan and not tooking for father's day and don't know men that love eggplant parmesan. stuart: i love it. ashley what do you have? ashley: i do not. if i had my donald trumpers and don't do it enough, roast beef, york chiropodying and graaf i have and peas and the whole sunday extravaganza. stuart: we're so english, aren't we? that's the truth. we really are. this coming to us from jerry. this is for you. i was interested in lauren's sky diving experience. was it a solo or tandem jump? lauren: unfortunately it was tandem. both times. first south africa and up state new york. stuart: don't have any pictures, do we? lauren: actually no. i paid for a video tape of it whe

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tax cuts, jonathan fahey, john lonski, great the here we will see you soon, have a wonderful tuesday we will see you tomorrow. "varney & company" picks it up, take it away. stuart: good morning maria, good morning, everyone the fox power rankings are in and plenty of news for donald trump he's way out front on the economy in securing the border and more mentally and physically fit the president, biden leads on honesty and abortion, separately the president opened a new phase of his campaign going full on trump as a convicted felon he is expression for the first time monday at a fundraiser in connecticut he got personal he said trump is unhinged driven crazy by his loss in 2020. to the markets it looks like everything's heading south the dow, the s&p and nasdaq look like the opening with minor losses, interest rates a little over the ten year treasury under 4.4% for 35, that's way down there in the two-year close to breaking below 480, 479 on the two-year, the rates are down, oil down opec will unwind some of the quotas that could mean more oil production, 7292 per barrel this morning, gassed down 2 cents 351 is a national average for regular, 384, gold $2385 an

senator john tester and democrat from montana and telling faa administrator today that if boeing continues to operate and has major concerns and they'll be able to copt to exist as a company. stuartat and thank you very much indeed. lou basenese with me following the market and would you buy boeing stock? >> with existential threat? absolutely not. i'm with warren buffett on this, airlines and aircraft makers by extension may be great businesses but terrible investigationments. lauren: boeing is america. >> bet on america and great american brands that don't pan out to be great american investments. stuart: they have to. co-back after that . they've got it. >> they don't have a choice. what about air bus. there's 3,500 other choices in stocks to buy in the market. i'm not putting my money on boeing. stuart: brutal. fair enough. and listen to this one. american airlines flight attendants are nearing a strike. ashley, that would not be good news for travelers, now would it? ashley: yeah, an understatement and it could disrupt travel across the country and particularly at american hub in dallas ft. worth and 7600 flight attendants are based and the airline has more than 900 daily fl

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john kelly says that he made. >> well, the problem, the problem is that he's frustrated and not deeply ashamed. we'll stay on it. claire mccaskill, stuart sticks around because up next for us there is more evidence, the kind you can't dispute or spin or argue with, of supreme court justice samuel alito's legacy-changing true views, true bias, true extremism. he's been caught on tape telling everybody exactly how he feels about every american who identifies on the left side of the ideological spectrum. and his belief that the country needs to return to a place of, quote, godliness. that's next. don't go anywhere. don't go anywhere. ing more. that gritty feeling can't be brushed away. even a little blurry vision can distort things. and something serious may be behind those itchy eyes. up to 50% of people with graves' could develop a different condition called thyroid eye disease, which should be treated by a different doctor. see an expert. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com ♪ you need t-mobile... ♪ ♪ home internet with 5g. ♪ wait! t-mobile has home internet? ♪ what a feeling! ♪ ♪ to have t-mobile now! ♪ >>> i mean, if you think o

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