you first, or lauren. lauren: sloppy.ovie with your children? lauren: i'm sorry, we don't watch snow white. we watch all the others. stuart: okay. we've got a couple of minutes to fill out, and i've decided we're going to talk about jeans. earlier, you can't tell what lauren and i are talking about during the commercial break -- lauren: thank goodness. stuart: but we were talking about jeans. i do wear jeans occasionally on the set, and so does lauren. she's wearing jeans today. and the question came up, what kind of jeans do you wear, stuart? and i answered, carharts. carharts and bib overalls. you never heard of them. lauren: no, i have heard of carharts a because there's a new show on netflix called making pun where this guy used to make toys in new york city, and he moved upstate to live in the wilderness and made toys, and he always wears carhart clothing. so that's how i know. stuart: okay. you will never, ever see a pair of carharts walking down sixth avenue -- lauren: sometimes. stuart:th avenue, fifth avenue, mad

lauren: absolutely.you're kind of forced to try to find the money to pay for an ev. stuart: you went to a rental place? lauren: you're outing on my story. the car i rented they didn't have so i had to get a tesla. it was my first time actually driving a tesla and they had to send someone over not just for me but anybody for their first time in a tesla to teach you how to do it. stuart: did you learn quickly? lauren: there's a steep learning curve i would say, it's nerve racking. everything is on a computer screen. stuart: and you were on your own pitch black, san francisco? lauren: jess, i survived and managed, i was nervous for the first 20 minutes. stuart: oh, got to pay attention to this. tesla is down today 4%. nothing to do with you renting a tesla, but just look, bottom right hand corner of your screen , please. lauren: what a rally. stuart: dow is up 359 points all of a sudden the thing goes straight up now that's a solid rally indeed. the nasdaq though, a tiny slippage, down 4 points and here is

lauren: it is.ll you what, elon musk story of the day and gotten till friday to complete the deal to buy twitter. didn't he say, yes, definitively, i'm going to buy twitter on friday. didn't he say that? lauren: i don't know if that was the exact language, but we have reports that he had this video call with the bankers giving him $13 billion that he said his intent is to buy for $44 billion and close this deal by friday, 5:00 p.m., to avoid a trial. do you think if we didn't have the big tech earnings that this twitter news -- look, $53 for a twitter share near that deal strike price. we haven't sign that in a long time -- seen that in a long time. i thought twitter would lift theque nod. stu: no, the microsoft news is bigger and meta too. mattel, i know they're down big. toy company 4%. what's the problem. lauren: so they cut their full year forecast and blaming inflation and toy demand is resilient and >> they're going to increase their discounts. stu: it's the call that you've really got to look

lauren: we do. pelosi was not there and happened in their home in san francisco where paul pelosi was violently assaulted. stu: good lord. lauren: this is a statement from nancy's press team. the assailant is in custody and the motive for the attack is under investigation. mr. pelosi was taken to the hospital and receiving excellent medical care and expected to make a full recovery. stu: doesn't that bring crime right out into the open discussion in san francisco? >> 100%. lauren: the criminals are so emboldened because they know there are no republican cushions so you're see -- repercussions so you're seeing it everywhere in many of the big cities. stu: we don't know the motivation attack. it could be political, i do not know that and could be random crime you see so much of but it's a crime and comes right out in san francisco. it makes it a much bigger issue than before. lauren: in the nice area where the pelosi's home is. >> we cannot speculate if it is or not political, if it is, it needs calle

lauren: okay. some of those junk fees he's talking about are payments for extra leg room on a plane. if you have to pay extra and you don't know about it, you're being cheated. that is something that is wrong according to the president. see what i mean? this question about oh, he says he races to that, that doesn't apply. lauren: it's because midterm is in 12 days and inflation is the top issue and listen to what he said and you can judge for yourself. stu: okay. >> some airline ifs you want 6 more inches between you and the person in front outrebounded pay more money but you don't know till you purchase your to the best of my knowledge looks folks, these are junk fees and they're unfair and hitting marginalized people the most and especially people of color. hitting people and not consumers but working families. lauren: you think he's right? stu: it's not a question of right or wrong, it's explaining what the man is trying to do. he's trying to help poor people and people of color by cutting back

lauren: and, lauren, thanks for a great day. didn't i? lauren: and you won't even let me respond. stuart: no, of course not. we're out of time. what percentage of households of america own a dog? that's a good one. 30, 35, 40 or 45%? the answer after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: all right. what percentage of households in america own a dog? my guess, i'm going to go for it, 35%. lauren: i think it's 35 president. i'm going to meet you on that. stuart: all right. the answer is, reveal, please. it's 45%. i bet that proportion went up during the pandemic. lauren: i think you're right. stuart: everybody and his brother seems to have a dog these cays. lauren: or two. stuart: that's right. time's ooh up for me. neil, it's yours. neil: stuart, i don't know what you did, but we've got the markets racing ahead, the dow up more than 600 points, but the nasdaq comebac

lauren: yes, towards the republicans. stu: good stuff. thanks, lauren. this, al sharpton, the rev rand al sharpton callingousing t democrats for ignoring,s important to voters. >> some of us saying to democrats, you've got to talk about uncomfortable things that are really concerning and that are very important to the base of voters that you want to come out and vote. so, yes, we got to talk about voting rights. we have to talk about democracy, but we also have to deal with crime. stu: we also have to deal with crime, that's rich. jason chaffetz joining me now. >> he's looking at polls and surge primarily of lee zeldin in new york and probably going to be the next governor of new york because of the crime issue. this is stating the obvious. i think it's interesting that he calls it an uncomfortable issue because i think he knows the democrats have been ons wrong side of crime, they don't want to implement tough on crime policies. they've spent the last two years trying to get people who get arrested back out on the street as quickly as possible. that's w

haarp lauren no.'t lay out specifics, but remember we did this story a few weeks ago, and they said, oh, it was our mistake, it was our mistake, when they saw the backlash. but it looks like they're quietly putting the policy out again. maybe it was their original intention. we're calling them out on it. stuart: mcdonald's, i think they're at a 2-month high? >> 266 is the 2 the-month high. really solid comp sales globally, up more than 9%. look, they're charging more, but they're still a value, so people continue to go in. good traffic numbers because we're all battling inflation. stuart: o'reilly, an auto e parts retailer. >> yes. they hit a new annual high, up 4%. same-store sales rose more than 7%. it's hard to get a car, so you fix one you already have. dig demand for if -- for their products and they're opening up new stores. rah. lauren: they hit 819. might be an all-time high. stuart: a former executive for levis, the jeans people, are refused a $1 million severance package so that she could sp

lauren: a huge fall.his is for september, supposed to be down 5%, they came down 7.6%, down for 10 of the past 11 months, we had the increase in gdp. looking at the housing component, 6%, this adds to the story we have been saying all year. stuart: ouch in the real estate market. i don't think it had any big impact, the dow is up 400 points. it has been a bad week for the president, how the president is perceived. he called vice president harris the president, fumbled the name of the new prime minister, was confused about the student loan handout. when he took office, he said it was in ruins and gas was $5 a gallon when he took office, that is not true. he did this in one week. no one wants to pile on. he's the president of the united states, america wants and needs a focused and energy leader. he is not focused, watch out of he strays off the teleprompter, he's not energetic, frequent reappearing tired and worn out. everyone sees this. members of his own party keep him at arms length. many press don't wa

lauren: headline. stu: just out today. lauren: 7:44 a.m..tu: 54% believe america is moving away from capitalism and towards socialism. a 52% would ask the government to lend them a hand rather than get away from me. matt, if a majority of voters oppose socialism, and i believe they do, why are more people asking the government for a handout? >> this very poll, stuart, says 60% of respondents say they don't want to turn away from capitalism and embrace socialism, but they know these biden policies are hurting them so when they say give me a hand, i might have said yes to that because i want the government to green light the foo fossil fuel projects and stop overregulating the economy and what joe biden fails to say between mouthfuls of ice cream is that america is the leading economy so when we have bad policies, it does have a global impact and he needs to own that. one thing alaska the poll, the new york sometimes came out with a poll that shows republicans with a four point lead in the generic ballot and this fox poll shows republicans dow

lauren: shopify, 17%. back to normal is consumers resume normal. lauren: inflation is hitting dr pepper, and the third-quarter profit fell sharply and didn't convince anybody with their outlook so they are hit by inflation. stuart: the new genesis gv 60 is an all electric suv which unlocks the scan of your face, starts the engine going with your fingerprint. our car guy is gary gastelu, he has these things on fox square, show us how it works. >> reporter: just received a soft safety rating from the nhs but you have to get in it. this is how you do it. just press this button on the door handle here. this camera checks my face. green means go and get in the car and once i am i use this fingerprint scanner over here like what you find on a laptop. do that and it is ready to go and i can start up the car. hold on one second. there we go. and now it started as if i had the key with me which i do not. it is not working as well as it did. hold on one second. here we go. i totally messed this up somehow. i've done

lauren: it's coming up right now. stu: what is healthy food? lauren: not special k.ed the definition of healthy. for cereal, i'll give you the facts, they must now contain three fourth ounces of whole grains, no more than one gram of saturated fat, 230 milligrams of sodium and 2.5 grams of added sugar. look at that. when my kids pick out raisin bran, i get excited like it's not lucky charms. special k, corn flakes. >> life is good serial. if you can get your kids to eat life every morning, you're in good shape. lauren: no, you're not, it's not healthy. what are we supposed to do in the cereal aisle now? what cereal is healthy? stu: glad i don't have young children at home because i can't make those decisions. i'd give them fruit and toast. stu: we're out of time, out of time. brian, thanks for being with us. thanks for a fine contribution for the first hour. do stick around for the second and third hours. still ahead, ben, katie, bill herman and the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ .. that might be why most of our clients come from other money managers. at fisher investments, w

lauren: good morning.tuart: i'm tempted to ask and whether you know the answer or not but could the same thing happen here? could biden be pushed into reducing his spending plans? lauren: doubtful. stuart: true. lauren: especially if it's not paid for , which is what happened in the uk. the most divisive elements of liz truss' plan was cutting the tax rates for those who make more money when inflation is obviously hitting everybody very hard. but here is the deal. that tax cut for the high income earners which is just a $2 billion part of this much- bigger budget, so it was small stakes here, but look at the optics. look whose calling shots, the international monetary fund and others rebuked the plan of tax cuts, that's not how they wanted to do business, so if you're going to pivot this to spending if our spending here is not paid for , which it's not, will we back off? i don't think so. stuart: probably not but the question stands. should we? that's a good one. all right, good stuff. i'm going to concent

lauren: i know. stuart: don't forget lauren simonetti. lauren: ashley webster.re on it, me and ash are coming back for revenge. stuart: all right, good morning, everybody. we're going to start with the jobs report. 263,000 jobs added in september. okay, look, i characterize it as kind of middle of the road. not too strong, not too soft. maybe the market thinks differently. lauren: can i say it doesn't matter because we get cpi on thursday and that's the data point the fed is most concerned about. i think this is a good report for the fed, because they can show what they are doing so far with hiking interest rates is working, because look, if more jobs being created or restored you have the prior two months revised higher, problem is you still have people that don't want to work, you have the participation rate dropping as 57,000 people just stopped looking for work, that's why your unemployment rate falls to 3.5%. the other thing i keyed into and this is good for the fed, that the people who are working are making less money. if you look at annual average wage g

now, why are they leaving, lauren? lauren lauren not engaged.news, sports, entertainment. cryptocurrencys and not safe for work content which is actually nudey which is actually permitted on -- nudity which is actually permitted on twitter, believe it or not. internal documents found the heavy tweeters, people who post 3-4 times a week, they're huge. there's not a lot of them, but they're responsible for half of twitter's revenue. they're just not tweeting as much. stuart: that's got to be musk's likely takeover. surely that's why the old guys, they're leaving. surely. lauren: um, partially. stuart: they're scared to death. don't want to give him revenue. >> or cancel culture. if you think about it, yeah, he's going to concern so elon wants to fire 75% of the thought police so, obviously, that's good for free speech. but it seems like with cancel culture nowadays when you have a bunch of followers, you have more to lose if you say the wrong things. lauren: it's there true. >> i feel like maybe they're reining in their comments. the accounts that

lauren: they're committed to brick and mortar. stuart: lauren, thank you.resident biden travels to puerto rico today and touring damage left behind by hurricane fiona and wednesday in florida to tour the damage from hurricane ian. what can we expect from the visits, mark? >> stu, good morning. the president and first lady left the white house a few minutes ago and making the day trip to puerto rico and look at some of the damage from hurricane fiona after sweeping across the island roughly two weeks ago. it's amazing after all that time, there's at least 100,000 people without power in puerto rico. during the remarks today the president is expected to pledge at least already 60 million to help the island recover and the island going to infrastructure projects and strengthen flood walls and a new flood warning system in advance of future storms and the president back on the road on wednesday making stops in florida to meet with officials and residents dealing with hurricane ian and white house officials say since that storm hit, right now there are 44,000 ut

lauren: we were there from the beginning. stuart: look at that. lauren: we had fun.e when i look like your father or your grandfather. lauren: or my mentor. stuart: let's look at the markets. afraid there's reading call over the place. just came back. literally 5 minutes ago the dow was down 200 points, now it is down 40. i didn't see anything crossing the transom that would account for that and the nasdaq is only down 120, had been down 200. try to figure out what made it come back, big tech, all of it down, microsoft 232, out about 98, amazon 111, $140 a share for apple. show me the 10 year treasury, that's part of the problem, the yield closing in on 4%, looking at 398 as we speak. now this. the events on january 6th, 2020, one are in the past but the democrats want to keep them front and center right now. they think it gives them political advantage for the elections three weeks away, january 6th was a disgrace and an investigation was justified but the investigation that is still going on is not right. for a start the investigating panel is made of 7 democrats a

lauren: crime?art: [laughter] lauren: jake tapper didn't mention it and the border was not mentioned once which is crime. stuart: i hate to be pajorative here but i wonder if there was a deal done. biden goes on cnn if cnn says oh , we won't ask you questions about the border. lauren: the timing is perfect. stuart: a real charge of unprofessional behavior. lauren: with the new lineup, and the mid-terms just weeks away, perhaps. stuart: that's what i think anyway. i'm sticking to my story. here is that clip of biden warning the saudis. roll it. >> do you think it's time for the u.s. to rethink its relationship with saudi arabia? >> yes, and by the way let's get straight why i went. i didn't go about oil. i went about making sure that we made sure that we weren't going to walk away from the middle east and what was going on, but we should, we should, and i am, in the process when this house and senate gets back, they're going to have to, there's going to be some consequences for what they have done wi

lauren: 15%. this is the opposite. better numbers than they raised because their costs came down not for everything but the main ingredient, if you're a chicken wing shop, chicken wing prices are cheaper. stuart: i thought chicken wings gone up. lauren: that is a tailwind. in the wing business. stuart: there's news on oracle. this is my story. lauren: the new york post is reporting, hiring managers, don't recruit people from san francisco, seattle, and new york because they demand higher wages, you live in the superexpensive cities, these are average wages for tech workers in san francisco, one hundred $76,000 and in new york but in boston where oracle's headquarters it is much cheaper so they are saying look elsewhere because you need to save money. i was in san francisco last week. everything costs a dollar or $2 more and then there is a report today with the average cost of one bedroom, 3800 in new york city, just over 3000 in san francisco so one bedroom, $3800. stuart: the strategic petroleum reserve at its lowest

lauren: easy to explain. you can work from anywhere, employees can work from anywhere, overseas, outsourcing, mit, told this to fortune, it seems very likely a lot of companies will be rethinking this longer-term and outsourcing those kind of jobs that didn't used to be outsourced. if you can do your job from home, be scared because somebody in india or wherever is willing to do it for much less. the timeline on this, she says, within a decade we will see more outsourcing of american jobs. even jobs you didn't think could be outsourced, going to a burger joint, the cashier sometimes you could avoid a human cashier altogether, check your cell phone but in canada there is one chain that has a virtual cashier, you're speaking to somebody, you have that person-to-person interaction but that person is in nicaragua making $3.75 an hour, that is happening and more might be happening. stuart: good story. kim kardashian's dream to become a lawyer could be in jeopardy, a case that accuses her of a dump scheme we will t

lauren: nothing for a solution. stuart: she's up for re-election lauren: it's frustrating.art: check those futures, please. we've got 19 minutes to go and i see red right there, down 300 for the dow, 150 on the nasdaq. president biden took credit for falling gas prices. is he to blame for prices rising the white house says no, roll tape. >> is the president responsible for gas prices going up? >> so it's a lot more nuance than that. putin's war has increased gas prices at the pump. stuart: okay, we're going to get into it and that's a promise and then there's this. vice president kamala harris has been caught in yet another word salad about equity. matt schlapp takes that on, next ♪ i'm staring at the mess that i made ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise. the audi e-tron family. progress that moves you. it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people

this is lauren simonetti. she is so young, the queen, she thought i was referring to queen elizabeth. lauren: you corrected me. neil: people are nervous about markets and lose sight, time is your friend. lauren: if you have patience. neil: friday is as long-term as i want to be. and some data -- neil: you brought up the dow under pressure. we feel we are under -- it is true, but consumer confidence -- neil: 32 fold. lauren: neil says don't worry. neil: they will calm down. lauren: it is showing up in the numbers. 102.5 is your headline number. gas prices are up, there is the correlation. the expectation index, what happens with the income, labor market, that declined to under 80 associated with recession. neil: why show a picture of a shopping center for that statistic? that is your way of saying that is how things look. lauren: i will blame your producers for that, throw them under the bus. and be invited back tomorrow. stock market is good news. why is it up? could this be bad news? are we less confident and

stuart: thank you, lauren. governor of california, gavin newsom, spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads attacking republican leaders in florida and texas. now some think he is getting ready to run in 2024. we'll tell you what newsom is saying about that. >>> president biden taking a victory lap reducing the deficit. a new report says the decline in the deficit is not because of the president. hillary vaughn will have that story. >>> house speaker pelosi urging democrats to change the subject when it comes to inflation. watch this. >> is that when i hear people talk about inflation as i heard in there we have to change that subject. stuart: it will be tough to change the subject with 15 days to the election. stephen moore on that next. ♪. among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question

lauren: i thought it was lauren pressing the button. be when the president of the network showed me where to push the button. i did as i was told but that special button is a regal wave, the way of the king charles might be giving in the future. >> it is genetic. we've got a lot of air time, didn't we? a lot of airtime. ben: my hands were so happy. stuart: the market, first of all, we've got the dow up 11, the nasdaq down 85. i call that a mixed market this morning, the 10 year treasury yield, where's that right now? it's coming down to 386. is that mean big tech is going to do well this morning? no it doesn't mean big tech does well. all of them are down, microsoft 230, alphabet 98, amazon 111, apple at 141. moments ago we received the latest on the report on consumer sentiment, this is important indicator, do we have what have we got? >> berliner for october came in at 59. 8 but what is important in this report is inflation expectations going forward and those all came in higher-than-expected. stuart: that's why the market has reacted

what now, lauren? lauren: lauren: always exciting in politics.is a hard story to do, he is cities recovering from a stroke back in may. we wish him well. hope he recovers soon. he returned to the campaign trail. repeatedly verbal gaffs, stumbling has become ammunition for his opponent republican dr. oz to say he is not fit for office. if he has not fully recovered. here is real clear politic average, fetterman is up by over 3 percentage points, that gap it is narrowing. democrats are trying to flip the senate race in pennsylvania. we'll see if they can. stuart: do you have more on that fund-raiser for a couple of democrats on a balcony, swanky balcony in paris? lauren: adam schiff of california and sean patrick maloney of new york. you just heard sean say, you know, he might lose his race. they were on this three city trip to europe last week, collecting checking from democrats living abroad. they were seen on a swanky paris balcony sipping wine, eating hordeuvers, it makes them look out of tough with the struggles that americans feel at home. fo

lauren: i might buy that for somebody.tuart: $100 a bottle, the wharton school at the university of pennsylvania adding woke investing majors. lauren: this is the -- they are adding officially a diversity and inclusion and esg to undergrad and grad schools, they already offer these classes but you get concentration. what does it mean? it is ingrained in the fabric of the university but if these are future business leaders into companies and organizations. stuart: a woke corporation. lauren: i wonder if donald trump or warren buffett or elon musk have anything to say. stuart: we should ask. the view's and on navarro comes to vice president harris's defense after coming under scrutiny from republicans. >> which republicans are laser focused on his building the narrative that kamala harris is a bubbling idiot, she's not. she is a brilliant woman who has broken glass ceilings and has great achievement. we went got around of applause for that and we will discuss it later. president biden says he never begged saudi arabia for oi

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stu: lauren. lauren: 17.1 million. this, it's 18 a 18.26789 the first oni got wrong all week. it was $462 billion on new vehicles in 2019. that's a lot of money. my time is completely up. and in three seconds, here is -- it's yours, neil. >> thank you very much. sir. stu: we have a selloff going on. this week a catastrophe and significantly up with dow jones industrials having the 1600 points they gained but substantial nevertheless and the big culprit today seems to be an adding to the selling. this report that shows even though job growth is slowing down, it's still fairly robust and likely to keep the fed

lauren: it is down 4%. he needs to start delegating response abilities because if he does indeed get twitter, let's be the free-speech town hall, that is great but you have to have someone to deal with this. stuart: i would love to see the situation between you and elon musk, you got to delegate. stuart: he tweets something. thank you very much. we told you about rainbow fentanyl. candy colored pills in a children's lego box, not good ahead of hallowing. three of four people arrested for living in florida are illegal migrants. watch this. >> they try to lose and ransack in the aftermath of a natural disaster. they should be prosecuted but need to be sent back to their home country. they should not be here. blue one florida congresswoman cat cammack will take that on. thousands vehicles were rendered inoperable from water damage after the hurricane. madison allworth will tell us how this will hit the rest of the auto industry. ♪ it's beautiful. ♪ you ready babe? “everywhere” by fleetwood mac ♪ ♪ ♪can you hea

lauren: i understand perfectly well now. neil: lauren you are the best. lauren: neil you're right.l: she no more feels that, but she is good as is this next lady with hillary vaughn joining us from capitol hill right now. always like to see her on capitol hill because that's her ground zero. that's where she makes a pest of herself and so glad she does, but right now, we've got the president set to address the dnc, he's making remarks at the dnc headquarters but they aren't actually swamping to get him to be on the stump so that's the latest? reporter: neil, well the president has been kind of taking a victory lap, because of on friday, the u.s. treasury numbers came out and the deficit dropped under his watch the last fiscal year, but that still doesn't mean that the u.s. was able to stay under budget. instead, we still do not have enough money to cover our bills. biden ended the fiscal year a trillion dollars short. new government spending that we didn't have the money to pay for , putting it on the nations credit card, but still, biden is taking a victory lap. >> today, my admin

lauren: they are up 9%. important on a day when markets are selling off, leaving the s&p 500, they raised their price target to $120, medicare might cover more of their products. we went anything on netflix this morning? what is down 2.5%. lauren: netflix is a sequel to knives out, it will play in theaters for one week before it hits their streaming service. there's always been contention between netflix and the theaters, how long a movie should be out in the theater before streaming so they have agreed on one week as the gold side. stuart: that is the move on the market, the dow is 436. let's get the jobs report. 263,000 added in september. edward lawrence with me, dig into this for me. what else you got other than 263,000 jobs? >> it was a strong jobs report but something the federal reserve has to look at and say they can give ammunition to give that aggressive rate hike the first week of november, the employment rate is below 3.5% because people dropped out of the workforce. looking at where the jobs are

thanks, lauren.ow this, rishi sunak will be the next prime minister of great britain and face the highest government debt in 60 years? is he up to the job? nigel is coming up on the program today. lauren: half of us want to work overtime or extra schiffs to make more -- shifts to make more money. stu: protests popping up around the world in support of the unrest in iran. all of this affecting the negotiations for new nuke deal. jennifer griffin has that story from the pentagon, next. ♪ hi, my name's steve. i lost 138 pounds on golo and i kept it off. so with other diets, you just feel like you're muscling your way through it. the reason why i like golo is plain and simple, it was easy. i didn't have to grit my teeth and do a diet. golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. golo's changed my life in so many ways. i sleep better, i eat better. took my shirt off for the first time in 25 years. it's golo. it's all golo. it's smarter, it's better, it will change your life forever.

lauren: yep.e going to help people in florida that are cut off from the internet. and then he's got cars that, they're kind of cool -- lauren: very cool. a little pricey. he kept shang i high -- shanghai up and running with all those -- cheryl: with the robot thing, i haven't seen the cyber truck yet, so we're sill waiting on that one. lauren: yes. elon musk time. cheryl: i'm wondering when the robot shows up. lauren: and the price tag of it. or promised price tag and then what it eventually is. i'm not going to lie, $20,000, i'm sorry, i can't do that. but if you can get that down a little bit -- it's scary though because he complains about the birthrate is low, not having enough humans in the future to work and to keep the factories and offices running, they're going to be replaced by robots. cheryl: no, we're not -- [laughter] lauren: robots have no wrinkles, cheryl, and they have beautiful hair all the time. cheryl: robots didn't go through the financial crisis like we did. lauren: that's true

stuart: this is just for lauren, elvis. good morning. to the money, are you in the green, the dow is up 200 and the nasdaq is up 167 points. the 10 year treasury yield down 4.08%. a couple days ago it was foreign 12:45%. i presume big tech is on the upside. the 10 year treasury yield, you get a rally and big tech. apple, alphabet, microsoft is up, amazon is up as well. where's the price of oil? $85 a barrel up 1%. important numbers just released on consumer confidence. lauren: it came in at one hundred 2. 5. how do we feel in october? wise it down so much? gas prices are up so much. we had a solid number in september as gas prices fell reversing the trend. stuart: the market loves it. >> the fed can back off. stuart: weakness in consumer confident means the fed could back off a little so the rally continues. we are up one hundred 60 on the dow, 162 on the nasdaq. now this. it is almost laughable. democrats desperately trying to reverse course. they see the polls, they know they are in deep trouble so they try to convince us they do under

lauren: i rented a tesla.high gas prices that i can't even imagine paying get. they demonized the industry, trying to push them out of business-oriented new business like this philip 66 refiner behind me, they currently refine fuel oil but next year they shut down leaving just 8 refineries in the state. they shut down to transition to producing and processing renewables. 66 was one of 5 refiners that gavin newsom accused of price gouging recently. phillips response to those charges was measured, that is a good word for it, but valeros was anything but. valero's in california is the most expensive operating environment in the country and very hostile regulatory environment for refining. california policymakers have knowingly adopted policies with the express intent of illuminating the refinery sector and essentially turning california into this fuel island, no permits, 0 have been granted for any type of oil infrastructure whether there is a pipeline or storage. >> made it virtually impossible to bring on new f

stuart: let's get to lauren with the movers, and i see wynn resorts -- lauren: oh, look at that.art i know what's wrong, that's china locking down because of some covid which would really hurt macao. lauren: that is absolutely the story is, why wynn resort is the worst performer. and i ask add to that, citigroup cut its estimates on macau -- stuart: what is with china and this zero covid policy? lauren: i know. i wonder after the weekend if they start to loosen up a little bit. maybe they just immediate to get to that and then they can loosing up and meet the world where the world is because this is hitting their economy. stuart: it sure is. rivian, they're down sharply now. lauren: they've recalled nearly all of their vehicles, let's say 13,000. at issue is a steering fastener. the rivian could essentially lose control. they're not saying don't drive it, but this is definitely a pr problem, a recall for this many vehicles. stuart: okay. i see carnival is on the list. i'm not particularly interested in this -- no, or wait a minute. [laughter] i don't know why it's down so sharply

lauren: up almost 6%.go says this is the best way to play off price retail for a couple reasons. everybody's concerned about inflation, right? and the inventory that the department stores are so bloated that ross stores gets a lot of that extra inventory. so the assortment is good. they upgraded them to overweight and say the stock is going to $110 a share. stuart: you never touch retailers do you? it's not in your bailiwick. >> it's so tough to pick what's going to be hot next year, so when i see the call, i say i'd rather stick with a walmart where i know they have a history of performing in good economies or bad economies or amazon. stuart: you've got walmart in your -- >> i do own wallet mart. lauren: what about tjx? >> so, yes, i like the store, but i'd rather own walmart just because it seems cleaner to me where tjx is more volatile. stuart: i've got to move on. nice if conversation -- >> thank you. lauren: he's taking the show. stuart: the reverend al sharpton has a message for democrats, start talk

lauren: a little bit.there's a report about the outside investor financing their spinoff of their advisory and dealmaking. stuart: past the lehman moment. pinterest are up. lauren: goldman upgrading them to $31, that an increase of 26%, user engagement and growth is stabilized. stuart: markets down 230, started to slide after gary was very bearish. look at this. lauren: you have the latest beneficiary saying we are not backing off so they get it really quick. the overall number, the unemployment rate or wage inflation. that's part of the report tomorrow. stuart: very good. thank you. all right. look at this. border patrol agents rescue 20 migrants locked inside a trailer in eagle pass, texas, the del rios sector saw two groups across the border on wednesday. griff jenkins at the border in eagle pass, give us the border report, the latest. >> reporter: the border report is the border crisis of unprecedented migrants is being delivered with the efficiency of your amazon package. let me show you from our dron

we all like to laugh about lauren bowman.akes it so easy given she says and does such ridiculous things. here she is this week when she called women lesser vessels. take a look at this. >> we are not the same women, women at the lesser vessel. we need masculinity in our lives to balance that, that so-called weakness. >> the only weakness to speak of is in the merits of boebert 's -- argument. which comes from a woman who, let's not forget, last month hilariously confused how the romans viciously destroy their enemies with a delicious delectable dumpling. >> they made life hell on earth with their envy want on killing. i don't know what i want on killing is. i will have to look that went up. it sounds interesting. i don't think i want to be a part of it. >> one-time killing. i get why you want to laugh at lauren boebert. tonight, i want to discuss with you why boebert is actually dangerous. especially in the context of january the 6th. trump white house aide cassidy hutchinson who served as chief of staff mark meadows's assist

morning, lauren. we're make deals with dictators? lauren: maybe the biggest dictator of all, iran. i'll explain in a second. let's just say the u.s. eases sanctions on venezuela to get their oil back on the market. that's going to take years for chevron and others to produce the quantity, the 3 plus million barrels a day that they used to, the right? they're talking about 700,000 barrels a day. at the same time that happens, you're emboldening maduro with fresh cash regardless of how much comes out of the ground. so the optics, president biden begging first saudi arabia, now venezuela, could go back into the iran nuclear deal. they are currently producing 2.5 million barrels a day. no call to texas. what is our foreign policy and national security policy right now? call midland, texas. call oklahoma. stuart: you sound almost as whats painted as i am. lauren: that makes no sense. stuart: it doesn't. lauren: we could have a deal with iran to get their oil. that's how this could play out. stuart: we don't want to hear that. jason chaffetz is with us, sitting right next to me, thankful

lauren: they restarted operations in australia.hey set sail from sydney not just the first of the pandemic but the first in 12 years so as australia starts to loosen their covid restrictions this is an opportunity. stuart: i am going there in november. but i'm glad to hear the covid restrictions of enlightened. thanks very much. now this. throughout the west, gas prices are surging, the worst spiking years. nevada, oregon, alaska, arizona all seeing gains of $0.30 and alan in a few days, the people california taking the biggest hit, regular averages in california, 641 and that is over $0.50 a gallon in a few days. for a stay with the highest poverty rate in the country and wisest income gap, this was bad news. governor newsom wants to be president, despite what president biden says this is all about supply and demand. california demand specially blended gas, three of the refineries that produce it are having production issues. they can't supply the gas, uber green california demands. opec is considering cutting oil production by 2

lauren did not win her home county. little bit more "r," but boebert would have received 54% of the vote. where do you want to all of the other candidates that are running against these brand-name extremist republicans, i do believe when people look at the math, i wish it wasn't the case, but we're the only place of the 435 places where we're going to have a chance to defeat an extremist in congress. on november 8th, it's going to be an emotional win for the country, not just the democratic party. >> sounds like to me, adam frisch, you have more than just a little chance. thank you for joining us tonight and we wish you luck with your race. >> thanks, katie. have a great evening. >>> i should mention "the beat" has invited congresswoman boebert on to discuss the campaign, but she obviously declined. >>> ahead, biden's blunt message to ron desantis as they toured hurricane damage. new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working i

lauren: the dow is up 620 points and it lost hundred of those in seconds.sers. how about that? let's change the subject. the los angeles city council president who made racist remarks about a child has resigned. what about the other councilmembers who were caught making disparaging remarks? are they next? larry elder is coming up next. ♪ hit the road jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ hit the road jack ♪ don't you come back no more no more no more ♪ hit the road jack ♪ so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ shingles. some describe it as an intense burning sensation or an unbearable itch. this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. it could make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something entirely new? ♪ our dell te

next, we have lauren. she's the sustainable officer for the city of los angeles where she's driving the implementation of la's green new deal which is a policy for local action to confront the climate crisis and build an inclue sifsh green economy that prioritizes equity. and lauren works on environmental issues from the defense fund which is the major ngo and working as a senior policy advisor at the british embassy and secretary for climate change programs at the california environment protection agency. next we have sharon. she's the 332nd mayor [laughter] . we thought we were getting up there with 45 in san francisco. 332nd. not getting up in there age but numbers. [laughter] so, prior to this, she has held a number of important government roles including as member parliament and state secretary for education, cultural and science, states secretary for economic affairs and state secretary of infrastructure and the environment. she served as deputy mayor for traffic and transport, water and air quality

lauren: they are not stuck to move? >> consumer demand is falling.gives us a read what is happening to the consumer. we are in a recession and we are going to suffer. stuart: here's another one for you. amazon's prime day sale yesterday drew 70% fewer twitter mentions, is that important? >> everyone who tries to manage money, on the market, and edge on competition, once data is available everyone has access to it. this is one piece of data to glean insight to consumer preferences, this shows consumers are losing excitement, less consumer enthusiasm and the sales data amazon has provided so far has shown they've seen not a single increase in sales over any random data so prime day is not working at all for the one right now. that is not a good read into the consumer. stuart: producer price index over 8% inflation the past 12 months, i call that negative but the market is up. >> i don't know what the market to do. the market thinks the fed is bluffing. i'm hearing the market loud and clear. the fed is going to continue hiking. they will not take their

lauren doesn't just create cool nola merch; she creates opportunities.ll businesses like lauren's open doors for neighborhoods to thrive. support your community. support small business. >>> i'm frank holland. here's our cnbc news update at this hour. the german president arriving in kyiv via train for his first visit to ukraine since the start of russia's invasion the world bank currently estimates the damage to ukraine at $345 billion. >>> home prices are still higher than a year ago but gains are shrinking at the fastest pace on record home prices shrunk by 13%. however that jump is still less than the 16% jump seen in july the record cool down emphasizes the housing markets recent struggles under higher interest rates. >>> and the savannah meta plant is part of the commitment to $1 billion to foster future ev production here in the u.s that's the very latest scott, back over to you. >> financials on pace for their best month in nearly two years fueled by better than expected earnings and rising interest rates, our next guest says banks are just gettin

maria: unbelievable, thanks very much lauren simonetti great reporting in san francisco, this morningwill see you, to reiterate this fentanyl is coming through the wide-open border as well as the port offent entries largely open border. harvest breaking i think that story lauren was telling about the mom who wants her child to be arrested just tells you how the government has completely failed the government has been enabler instead of a part of the solution, but i do think, and lauren mentioned new d.a. there you finally have voters in that city we saw with d.a. race we saw with school board election, saying this has this is too much. it has gone too far this is the progressive capital of the country it is a hellhole, amisthat horrible devastation i think there is hope it is beginning to turn but it is going to take a long time. >> this is nancy pelosi's district right you the? yes. >> what is she doing about it? >> so many questions about what -- you think about what lauren was saying they are saying giving drug paraphernalia is hope; right? look at policies that led us to get where

lauren: and then she asked if the show could bleep out trump's name.aid she couldn't believe she said it. in seriousness. these are fox news power rankings. they show republicans do have the advantage in november, but democrats have a chance, there is a chance of maintaining a slim majority in the house if they win every single toss-up race. so it is possible. where's the polling? it's been changing, right? this is the latest from monomouth university. 47% of voters prefer republicans controlling both the house as well as the senate. stuart: todd, this election is very important for the market. if the republicans win, i think that's good for the market. if the democrats retain control, i don't think that's very good at all. >> i think that's a very important point. and the issues that nancy pelosi mentioned, january 6th, roe v. wade. those are very important issues, dot, dot, dot, for the 12 people who watch stephen colbert. for the rest of the country, they're worried about the economy and crime, and they're looking at their 401(k), their retirement g

lauren simonetti with more on this quiet quitting. lauren: hey, good morning.has more height on this quiet quitting and employees say they're productive working from home. their bosses disagree and that's become a major headache for managers so i sat down with one of them and she's been advising companies on making hybrid work work for 17 years. >> we've always had disengagement and now putting words and hash tags to a lot of new concerns. >> expeperts like meyrle rosen that will say 84% of workers say social connection is worth the physical commute to the office. what employees say is not always what hay do. >> when people are in the office, they want to protect your privacy and time. if they see somebody coming up to them to talk to them, they have red, green and yellow cards on the table. red means don't bother me, green means talk to me and yellow means come back. >> what about setting boundaries with your boss. some employees are asking them. >> don't reach out to me after 6:00, i will not answer. if you want to get to me before 9:00, good luck with that.

lauren: or to save face.y provided it to netflix, they have $100 million and now they support this we shouldn't say all of that because our grandmother just passed. we went for people like me that is the top story of the day. got to get to meta cost-cutting. lauren: there are reports that facebook has done some internships and it will start in london, that is what they call them. everything is down today but they are freezing corporate hiring in their retail business ahead of the holidays. stuart: that is a signal that takes it slow all over. chewy. i'm sure they are down. we found a way. stuart: i don't know why. when times are tough we take care of our pets. a 4.2% gain is a nice game so we are sharing that with viewers. stuart: let's move on. i was about to tell you about hoboken, dog's for a couple more than any other place in america and chilly bags all over the place. hoboken is the canine capital of this planet. we to you seem mad about that. stuart: we told you about a group of people arrested for loo