first of all, lauren, the banks. lauren: citigroup is down 4.5%.t rates good or bad for the banks? if the is -- the consumer is slowing down because the economy is slowing down ark that's the question. many people are saying, yes, i know, hindsight or foresight, maybe jay powell and co. should have cut a few days ago a, but they didn'tings, and now there's a 65% chance of the first rate hike of this cycle in september will be half a point. stuart: let's go back to big tech. it's a mixed picture, but we have one winner, apple, up 50 cents -- lauren: can we drill into apple for a second? this is a company with $153 billion in cash. do investors care how much or how little they spend on artificial intelligence when they have that much in the bank? if their iphone ceals fell but not as much as expected. many people are upgrading their phones to the iphone 15 pro, that's what you need, plus the new pone to get their apple intelligence which is coming next month. apple being higher is very good news in a sharply lower market. stuart: amazon down9.8%. mar

lauren: yeah. what happened? lauren: anti-israel protesters crashed a rally and an after-party for kamala harris and her supporters last night. so the nypd had to be called in. the group pushed their way into this restaurant, they caused a ruckus and spilled out into the streets where the protesters literally shoved and circled police. smoke bombs went off in the crowd at a one point. at least 14 people were arrested. i wanted to tell you this -- stuart: can i just interrupt for one second? the mayor of new york, erin adams -- lauren: was there -- stuart: and the governor -- lauren: was there. stuart: they were at that event. so they were attacked. lauren: you could say that. stuart: my premise is what happens if that happens next week in chicago? it's pro-hamas people disrupting it. lauren: democrats are going to do the everything they can to prevent that from happening, but there's a good chance that it does because what we saw on the college campuses is spilling over now into the streets and pol

stuart: lauren? lauren: mine always changes.makes me cry. stuart: that's a bit maudlin, isn't it? trying to liven people up. [laughter] quiet on the set. this is from burch. i brought one of those giant pumpkin pies home from costco last night. my wife asked me for a varney of a pie. a varney? yeah, you know, a thin sliver. very funny. [laughter] that refers to my comments about moth, i own a thin sliver -- microsoft. very good. next one comes from mark. people complain about the heat and cold but, generally speaking, are you a summer person or a winter person? if lauren? lauren: summer. they both get to me after a while. i can take two weeks of winter and then i'm good. hands down, summer. stuart: ashley? ashley: after all that time in the u.k., anywhere there's sun, i love it. so summer, for sure. stuart: my answer is both, actually. i really like living in a place where you have four distinct seasons. i live in the knot eastern united states, to me, that's perfect. you've got a summer -- lauren: north carolina. stuart: they'r

lauren: -- stuart thanks, lauren.held a press conference in more than two weeks, biden rarely appears in public, yet tensions heightening in the mid waste. silence in time of crisis is unhelpful. it's unsettling. my take, top of the hour. >>> a federal judge ruling google acted illegally to maintain an online search monopoly. google has said they plan to appeal. what happens next? we'll deal with it. ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (qb) this is it. this is when we find out... (luke) hey, quick question. student body math proficiency... (player) what? (luke) ...would we say it's good? fair...? (player 1 player 2 and qb) get out of here, man. get off the field. (luke) understood. (security) hey, grab him! (luke) excuse me. we get you real, in-depth school info. (vo) ding dong! homes-dot-com. stuart: well, just look at google. a federal judge has ruled that google illegally maintained a monopoly in online search and text advertising. google plans to appeal. lydia hu's been following this story for us. what happens next? >> reporter: w

lauren: yeah. see masses taking up goggles, people going around like this. lauren: for $3500, no, i can't either. stuart: all right. the investigation into trump's assassination attempt, five secret service agents put on leave. david spunt following the story. what more do we know, david? >> well, stuart, of the five we know that four of them are in the pittsburgh field office, that's close to butler where the rally was on july the 13th where the former president was almost killed. one of those four in the pittsburgh field office is the special agent in charge, all placed on administrative leave. the fifthth person is secret service agent on the former president's personal security detail. in donald trump's security bubble, if you will, someone that travels with hem all a over the country and really all over the world. we don't have those names to pass along, but we do know they are on administrative leave. they've not been fired. it's the part of this investigation. this is an internal investigati

lauren: want to hear something crazy?s down on the week? stuart: tell me. lauren: half a percent. that's it. stuart: who knows how we'll close this afternoon. lauren: we have no idea. summer friday though. stuart: new video from the trump shooting including the moment a police officer confronted a gunman on the roof. we'll show you the full tape next hour. >>> some doctors want their patients who are over 65 to take ozempic. i'll ask doc siegel about possible long-term side effects. >>> kamala harris has promised to fight flakes for four years now. -- inflation for four years now. >> fighting inflation is one of our administration's top economic priorities. for many americans prices are still too high, and we still have work to do to address that. stuart: okay. serious question, can either candidate actually bring prices down? not slow inflation, but bring your grocery prices down? can either of them do it? we'll be back. ♪ ♪ why do you build me up, baby, just to let me down? ♪ with chase freedom unlimited, you can cashba

lauren: oh!f does brilliantly, and credit satya nadella, he came in and said microsoft has always a been the guts of the pc, now we're going to be the guts of the cloud k and that's why you own microsoft. it's not because of bing. stuart: next case, chip maker qualcomm. they're down 4%. lauren: china. qualcomm says they will take a revenue hit from the u.s. revoking certain export licenses to china. if qualcomm makes a ton of chips but mostly for smartphone ifs. that a part of their business up 12 in the quarter. they're forecasting even better numbers for this quarter because of 56789i. phone upgrades, but it's the trade curves that are hurting stocks. stuart: then we have arm, chip designer. can disappointing report and they're down 8%? lauren: this completely -- i didn't knowing anything that that i'm about to tell you. as you know, they design chips. but they make money from their royalties. so it's great that they're designing all of these chips in, like, every device, but they have to wait

lauren: -- 141 points. don't want to draw you into discussion about the fed, but does their focus shift from inflation to the jobs market? is the jobs market deteriorating where -- stuart: you know i don't want to get into that. lauren: i know, sorry. stuart: on a friday morning. kenny polcari is with us, you're a good man. pce the last 12 months, not much impact on the market, surely. >> no, not really an impact. it has been trending lower, so it's the not a surprise at all, and it only further gives, gives power to the narrative that we're getting that rate cut in september. and then probably again in november and december. i think we're getting three of them, but that's me, and i don't think today's report changes that narrative. stuart: is it time to buy nvidia? down 6% yesterday, up a percent this morning. >> so, listen, if you're not in nvidia, if you're just started, you absolutely have to dip your toes in the water. but for people that own it already, as long as a it's not if overweight in their pos

lauren: yes. stuart: they're down 35%. heroin lauren i know.maybe women want to be hit on again and we don't want to make all the first moves ourselves? >> wow. she can say that, i can't. stuart: right. shall we move on, or to do you want to dig your hole deeper? lauren: i think in reality there is dating app that'king for men and women. bumble cut their outlook. they said our revenue will grow this year but 1-2%. they had previously said 8-11%, and they're abandoning some of their turn-around efforts, so they have to revalue that it bare wiz -- reevaluate their business. stuart: do men get on bumble? lauren: yeah. i believe the woman makes the first move. stuart: the price insist we move on. adam and his stock picks, gxo logistic. >> love this company. automated warehouses. it's ballet. it's a beautiful thing to see. these automated forklifts moving around, pulling stuff off shelves or, incredible. it's also about a company that is growing 18%. they recently beat earnings estimates, beat sales estimates, raised guidance. they're now going to y

stuart: lauren in.: good point. is dakota the name of a person? i'm going to go with 11. the answer is11. if. [laughter] delaware, georgia, louisiana, maryland, north and south carolina, new york -- new york? new york? the duke of york, okay. pennsylvania -- yeah, go ahead. virginia, west virginia and, of course, washington. now you know. time's up, "coast to coast" starts now. neil: all right, stuart, thank you very much. hope you guys have a great weekend. looks like we are going to turn around most of the market average as

lauren: there is frustration. time magazine put kamala on the cover and praised her as an obama level order. she's getting the enthusiasm, she doesn't do adversarial interviews. there is frustration that trump and vance are. stuart: j.d. vance is back in the call for the white house to have a say in the federal reserve's interest rate policies. the white house influence fed policy? what do you say? >> i don't think so. can you imagine biden having a policy, or harris if she became president? somebody who understands money and money flows which would be donald trump and think about what if it is not donald trump, what i want her to have a say? absolutely not but your point about check. we had a huge problem in this country with the debt. nobody does talk about it. we have a problem with the fed and the fed's biggest problem is the fact they are too transparent, they talk too much. if they would be quiet and do their job we would be in a better place but they put themselves in a corner because they want to tell ever

lauren: don't even ask me. stuart: oh, lauren. oh, lauren. oh, dear. we're out of time.ley: what? stuart: we're out of time. but we do have time for the friday trivia question. here it is. which state has the shortest commute time, meaning shortest average commute time to work? iowa, nebraska, montana, south dakota? the answer when we come back. ♪ .. power outages can be unpredictable, inconvenient, and disruptive to your life, posing a real threat to your family's comfort and safety. when the power goes out, you have no lights, no refrigeration, no heating or air conditioning. the winds are not letting up at all here. we're going to see some power outages. number one thing to prepare for is extended power outages. are you prepared? you can be with a generac home standby generator. when a power outage occurs, your generac home standby generator automatically powers up, using your home's existing natural gas or propane, so your life goes on without disruption. you and your family are comfortable, safe, and secure. stay tuned, to get over a $500 value free on the most popu

lauren, kevin, thanks very much.ook at this , tim walz came out swinging at donald trump at his first campaign event. watch. >> donald trump's not fighting for you or your family. >> you are. >> he never set at that kitchen table like the one i grew up at wondering how we're going to pay the bills. stuart: he attacked trump on the economy but never offered any solutions to fix it. chicago cleaning up its migrant homeless encampments. the city insists it is not because of the upcoming democrat convention. a pakistan it man with ties to iran accused of planning assassinations of politicians in america including trump. we'll tell you how the feds foiled his plot, that's next. did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. can you help me take one thing off of my to do list?” ugh, moving's the worst. with xfinity, you can transfer your internet in

lauren?is, but it would be i am woman. ♪ i am woman, here me -- hear me roar. i thought we'd have a comment. stuart: are you assuming a harris presidency? [laughter] what have you got, ashley? ashley: i would have right here, right now by fat boy slim, the infamous dj who's from brighton, my hometown to. it's very good. stuart: i would have are start me up, rolling stones. they're a lauren oh, that's a good one. stuart: this is from david, what is your favorite olympic sport? women's beach volley bawl. how about you -- volleyball. how about you, ashley? [laughter] ashley: i don't know what you mean, stuart varney. i would go with -- i love track and field, and of course, i think the standout is the 100 meters, men's dash, you know? usain bolt and all that. stuart: lauren? lauren: women's gymnastics. love, love, love watching it. i don't know which is my favorite event in women's gymnastics, but i truly love watching them. stuart: all right. this is from jim, paying homage to our dancing peopl

lauren: way down.energy drinks and expensive and disappointing earnings and fewer people going into the convenient stores and places where you buy drinks. stock's down 11%. at least nine brokerages cut the price targets. stuart: cup of coffee is cheaper. lauren: and better in my opinion. stuart: diet mountain dew? lauren: okay. tim walz's choice. ashley: problems with the online system causing headaches. for now applications are going to be limited to a small set of students and schools who can stop to apply on october 1. most familiesplast year's application process and the chaotic rollout meant then they'll be submitting the forms at all and inaccurate calculations like false aid estimates and we've listened and learned from last year's mistakes and will avoid all the pitfalls. we'll see. stu. stuart: lot of stories like that today. thanks, ash. professor, great to see you again. >> you too . look young as always, stuart. >> i don't know the legal merits of this case and i know what happened after oc

lauren: up 50% since 2019.e talks about that because in the cpi there is not homeowner's insurance, there's renter's insurance. >> i just got the bill, we're going to be up $1,000, basically a one-third change. we haven't add ad any improvements. it's because insurance has gone up. and watch your car -- not to say everything's going up in this economy, but pay attention to home. stuart: thanks very much. coming up, trump and harris trading barbs over debate rules. now trump is claiming harris doesn't want the face him. >> the agreement was that it would be the same as it was last time. in that case,s it was muted. they're trying to get out of it because she doesn't want the debate. stuart: well, the debate is in two weeks. can they agree on guidelines at least? marc thiessen here on that a at. >>> harris is pitching an opportunity economy to win over voters. >> we will create what with i call an opportunity economy, an opportunity economy where everyone has the chance to compete and a chance to succeed. [cheers

lauren: no, no motive.eview five years of the shooter's, thomas matthew crooks', online history and they found a sustained, detailed effort to plan an attack on some event meaning he looked at number of -- the any number of events or targets, and when this event was announced, he became hyperfocused on that specific event and looked at it as a target of opportunity, end quote. beginning late last year, crooks began researching trump's campaign schedule and then president biden's. and the month before the shooting, in june, he had more than 60 searches related to both trump and biden. then the july 13th trump rally in butler, pennsylvania, popped up, and that presented an opportunity for him. but, yeah, weird. no motive. stuart: thanks, lauren. >>> check futures, please. the market opens in seven and a half minutes' time. we've got green on the screen. the opening bell is next. ♪ ♪ choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels. because advil targets pa

lauren: very good. great run-through, lauren -- lauren: and now we're hungry.ashley: yes. the dow up 20 points, a whopping not even one-tenths of a percent. some of the dow winners, of which there are some, of course. home depot, some familiar if names up there, walt disney, american express, caterpillar. some big names all moving higher, or anywhere from a half to 1%. take a look at the s&p 500, kellanova, we just talked about them, pop tarts and pringles, i'm going to to remember that. they're up 7 plus percent, cardinal health, we talked about a them. allstate the also up 3 plus percent. and, yes, take a look at the nasdaq. illumina up 3.5%. micron up 3.2%. so these are the movers. netflix also up 1.33%, airbnb up 11.25. those -- 1.25. those are some of the winners on the nasdaq. let's take a look at the 10-year treasury yield, not doing a whole bunch. 3.84%. the price of gold, let's take a look, down now more than $16, $15, thereabouts, $249 3 per troy ounce for gold. let's take a look at bitcoin. u.s. dollars, right at $60,587, essentially flat, just up $8

lauren: yeah.s ecstatic that camilla a hearst picked a running mate more liberal than kamala harris. someone that looks like joe biden but sounds like bernie sanders. aoc is calling it a, quote, watershed moment. >> i do think that this selection of walz is kind of a, to me, fit feels like a water shed moment. it does feel like a generational shift. and by that i mean the generation of the kinds of politics that the democratic party is starting to practice now, is a real departure from what has been practicedded in years past. lauren: departure? what kind of -- what brand of democrat politics do independents want, do swing voters want? she went more liberal than herself. [laughter] stuart: okay. i'm going to leave it right there. lauren: that's sort of the problem with both sides right now. their vp pix did not bring anybody else into the party. stuart: i see the point. heather, does the left now own the democrat party? if. >> yeah. they doubled down on the base with this pick. it was a match made

lauren: yeah. former, one of their top engineers and researchers when used to head -- who used to head those projects at google who went to another company called character a.i. because he was frustrated with the bureaucracy at google. so they hired him back to bring his talents and all these -- that he created to do so at google. stuart: that's what's making the stock go up just a little this morning. all right. another executive has a left tesla. there have been a series of executive out the doors. lauren: yeah. stuart: who is it and how important is this person? lauren: this is what it's like to work for elon musk. i mean, things are always a changing. this person is -- [inaudible] did my best there, an 11-year veteran of the company, she was the head of the finance operation. she played a major role in building up the factories, ramping up their energy business. look, she doesn't say why, she says she's spending more time with family. however, last year the cfo left. recently, the head of publi

lauren: that's it., gavin wax, the president of the new york young republican club frequent guest on the program back today. big picture question. what do youngsters, you're a youngster. what do you want in a candidate? do you want youth? energy? celebrity? what does genz folks want? >> i think young voters are looking for authenticity. social media you need to be authentic to go viral to have a big splash. used to have a voice for radio, faced for television and now it's the authenticity for social media for the viral moments and that's what candidates need to appeal to. that sort of authentic touch in order to reach a younger voter and honestly i think kamala harris is one of the most inauthentic candidates we've seen in recent memory. stuart: how about tim walz? >> equally so. they both are a little stiff on the -- stuart: are you saying that because you're a republican? >> no i'm saying that objectively. right now they are going through a honeymoon period and the polling has reflected that. but in r

lauren: yeah. stuart: thanks lauren. lawrence jones is here with me in chicago.ast night was supposed to be all about biden but he was pushed out of primetime. what are the optics of that? a sitting president pushed out of primetime on his way to california? lawrence: if they are pretending it wasn't intentional i think they are lying to the american people but it goes par for the course for the democrats who kind of prevented the president's condition from the american people until we all witnessed it on the debate stage. i do find it ironic that you have people, especially the same people that were given the reports behind the scenes trying to get him out of the race. everyone was saying they love you. [laughter] i love you, joe. go joe. thank you, joe, and the question is why do you love him and why do you thank him and the reason why they thank him is because he finally caved to the pressure. i just don't understand his speech was, um, i think not unifying to the country, but it also was quite dilutional saying everything is going well. now kamala harris is t

lauren: mag 7. they're losing a combined over 1 trillion in value today alone and and take 300 million off nvidia as well as apple. google down about $200 billion today and 100 billion for amazon and microsoft and then meta and tesla down too. look at mag 7. they're down 900 billion in market cap as i speak. >> norwegian cruise linn and special problem and the hurricanes that's arriving in the area. lauren: in florida, the port of tampa is closed and recession worries so the cruise lines are down. stuart: everything is down. okay. hurricane debbie has made landfall and a report from florida as the state faces what really is a life threatening storm. recession fears fueling today's losses and is the fed to blame? could we see an emergency rate cut? steven moore will deal with that and keep following every minute of the selloff. more varney after this. ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. can you help me take one thing off of my to do list?” ugh, moving's the worst. with xfinity, you can transfer you

thanks, lauren. house republicans released a near 300 page report laying out a list of biden's impeachment offenses. where does it go from here? i'll put that to ari fleischer. jd vance said he and donald trump are working hard to expand voter base beyond maga loyalists. >> she caused policies that led to a rapid increase in inflation and a rise in chaos around the world. we need to get that message out there and i feel very confident the american people will elect donald trump in november. stuart: is that enough to help donald trump win in november? antony blinken is in israel saying this maybe the best and last opportunity to get the hostages home. are they being optimistic because of the convention in mmorgan ortagus takes that on nec. ♪ in any business, you ride the line between numbers and people. what's right for the business and what's best for everyone who depends on it. solving today's challenges while creating future opportunities. it takes balance. cla - cpas, consultants, and wealth advis

lauren?y, so that ohio senate race is a toss-up, so the states republicans put signs up, sherrod brown, missing, in chicago. last seen cutting your retirement benefits and hiding from harris' radical record. they point out that the senator skipped the dnc, which he's attended since 1994 because he's trying to distance himself from kamala harris, despite the fact that he has voted with her 99% of the time. other vulnerable democratic senators skipping chicago, john tester of montana, jackie rosen of nevada so with brown, those three are the three senate races that fox news labels as toss-ups. stuart? he should have just went. he would have been painted as more moderate, because if you're at the convention, i mean, kamala harris is now a moderate candidate, right? stuart: and sherrod brown is not. there's nothing moderate about sherrod brown. he's out on the left. thanks lauren. check those futures please here is how we open up this market. dow up 50, nasdaq up another 92 points. how about that

stuart: thanks, lauren. tech firm pours money into artificial intelligence and ai exhausting the power grid and race is onto find a solution. this week marks three years since 13 service members were killed in the botched afghan withdraw. jd vance thinks kamala harris handled it horribly. >> to have those 13 americans lose their lives and not fire a single person is disgraceful. kamala harris is disgraceful. she can -- she can go to hell. stuart: senator marsha blackburn has a lot to say about that and she'll be on the show. donald trump hitting two battleground states today and laying out economic plan to voters and aisha aishah hasnie a preview from the campaign trail, next. ♪ you can cashback 5% on travel purchased through chase with freedom unlimited and... buy better plane seats. switch to a king suite. or book a silent retreat. silent retreat! oh! hold up! earn big with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if y

what do we have, lauren?ren: seeing momentum and a steeper contraction than expected of 0.6% in july. the level would be 100.4. so essentially with the ecomic indicators like numbert of hours worked, orders for manufactured items et cetera. and when you average them together, that could signify a change in the economy before the economy changes and this one fell more than expected. stuart: that seems to be fairly good news for the market and no direct impact on it, but you're still holding to 120 point gain after the dow 20 points up for the nasdaq -- six points for nasdaq. lauren, thank you indeed. now this. tonight, joe biden says good-bye. he's been removed from the campaign because the seen yore people in the democrat party knew he could not win. and it was a coup, he cannot be happy. jill biden says good-bye tonight, reportedly she's not happy with the obamas. and there are many in the party that are not happy with her. she would not allow the truth about the president's cognitive decline thomas mancino

lauren.ren: $106 and evercore thinks it's going to $750 and he says netflix is in the best shape it's ever been thanks to live sports and subscriber retention numbers and stock up more than 40% this year. stuart: the owner of pinduoduo is temu. lauren: a other way around. pinpinduoduo owns temu. stuart: why is it down? lauren: down 28, 29% and lost 55 billion in value. one day alone because they came out and said, uh oh, the chinese ecommerce market is in the dumps and chinese consumer is weak and now citi group downgrades to neutral and shares continue their slide and down 29% one day and next day, no bounce back from another 3+%. stuart: we don't cover the weakness in china as much as we should. >> look at stock in particular and temu came for amazon and if you shoot for the king, better not miss. they're going after amazon and amazon is, i think, kind of defending themselves now and i think kind of putting them back in their place. stuart: the paramount global situation. lauren: investors

lauren: shockingly, no.n't matter that rates are down 800 basis points, now just under 6.5%. mortgage bankers' association says mortgage applications fell 1% from last week on a nonadjusted basis and down 9% from last year. i think it's wait and see, some patience. potential buyers sitting on the sidelines and saying, oh, we see more inventory, more supply coming to market. we hi the fed's going to cut, so race are going to come down even more. they're waiting it out, my opinion. stuart: mark, the housing market is important for the overall economy. >> yeah. stuart: will the housing market do much until rates come down significantly, and when will that be? >> i tell you what, new homes are looking strong because existing inventories are incredibly low, and the home builder stocks have been on fire, the technicals look good. but when you think about the housing industry overall, i forget the exact number, but i think it has, like, 25% of the economy is dependent if on the housing market. when you start to, li

lauren: yeah -- the.is -- lauren: well, give me a second, give me a second. they are up this year by 150%. stuart: that's a gain and a half. another one we didn't see, right in. [laughter] thank you, lauren. >>> now this, kamala harris cons to flip-flop on the -- continues to flip if flop on her extreme far-left policies. she's trying to distance herself from wanting medicare for all. hillary vaughn on capitol hill, what has she said in the past and what is she saying now? >> reporter: well, back in 2020 the during vice president kamala harris' first presidential campaign, voters heard her make the case for medicare for all a, a single-payer health care system. but if voters think that that is what harris still believes today, they would be wrong. >> do you support the medicare for all bill -- >> right. >> initially cosponsored by senator bernie sanders. >> yes. >> i believe it will totally eliminate private insurance. >> the idea is that everyone gets access to medical care, and you don't have to go thro

lauren: so this -- stuart: go on.reement right now. >> you know what it could be, i'm just going to throw this out there, it could be that they lose $1110 million a quarter and that the company is valued at $5 billion, and i think it is worth about as much as the food cart out on the corp. canner of six earth avenue. lauren: another $16 billion lost senate quarter, revenue down, but this is a proxy for trump's popularity. stuart: that's why you began on it. nvidia. gotta the bring them up, please. competition from huawei? lauren: "the wall street journal"'s reporting this chinese companies are testing a huawei chip that compares to nvidia's powerhouse h-100 tochip, just before the new blackwell. so nvidia can't sell that chip to china because u.s. officials don't want this tie -- high technology to get in the hands of china's military. so what a way aims to start shipping the new chip as soon as october. bytedance, baidu, china mobile ready to place orders for some $2 billion worth of the new chip. stuart: yeah. but t

stuart: lauren simonetti. lauren: go big or go home. number four, 350.than 300. stuart: is this pre-ozempic? i'm going big or going home, i'm going 350. stuart: i'm going 350. there are 330 million americans, and we're right, yes, ladies and gentlemen. 350. that's roughly 2 1,000s slices per-minute and it would cover 100 acres of land. now you know. lauren: i wonder how many pies we individually eat per-year. stuart: maybe that will be a trivia question very soon. who knows? john thanks for being on the show, mark thanks very much for being on the show. we have about five seconds left before we introduce neil and "coast to coast." 3-2-1. neil: you know, i like

lauren: in a way. registered voters 42% and trump is better for the economy and up 11% over harris but when it cops to trust, she's up 1.42 $42-41 and first time in a year that trump has not been number one. lauren: a trend where democrats start to chip away at trump's huge ratings on the economy. stuart: believe me, financial times would not like you calling their poll an outlier. lauren: well, it's a monthly pool so we'll see next month. stuart: show me the dow 30, please. this will be interesting and the dow is down 160 points and the nasdaq actually is a little higher and we've got the majority of the dow 30 are in the red, going down. how about that? a drug available with a solution to the opioid epidemocrat and i can it's not been widely used and dr. mark siegle is here to -- dr. marc siegle is here to explain why. the doctor is next. ♪ stuart: a drug has been proven to treat opioid addiction. it's been around for decades and report in atlantic claims mean doctors are not prescribing it. dr. marc

lauren: welcome back to "the big weekend show".king up with claims that the fbi and secret service are stonewalling them from the troubleshooting investigation. this is a bipartisan congressional task force is headed to the scene of the crime this week read fox news correspondent cb cotton reports. >> tomorrow ten members of the congressional task force investigating the assassination attempt will visit the grounds of the shooting. the group says what are the goals is accountability after a 20-year-old government duped the secret service. the secret service comes after five secret service agents were placed administration leave. a source tells fox this may not be the last of the personal shakeups. as lawmakers do their own digging, josh hawley says the latest empty received alleges that officials at secret service headquarters encouraged agents in charge of the trip not to requested the additional security assets and the formal manpower request. the secret service told fox news in response. the u.s. secret service takes seriously a

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lauren: they are down 1%.fresh demand for their product and increased their sales outlook for the year. why are shares lower, they are not getting as much market share from the power outage that happened at crowds to rake, which is down 1%. stuart: footlocker. lauren: post today last 2 times as wide as a year ago. business is not getting better, relying on their products. we one bath and body works. lauren: the ceo says customers expect discounts. bad earnings, cut outlook for the year, 6%. we want retailers taking it on the chin. lauren: we want value and discounts. stuart: we told you how landlords offer incentives for renters who pay on time like a 2% cash back. why do some experts say this will lead to higher rents? >> financial experts say renters shouldn't just accept these points in place of concessions. usually concessions are anywhere from a month to two months, 2 million people are signed up for pinyon, one of these consumer programs. they earn $125 a year. does that feel like enough for renters? tha

i want to know what's with tesla, lauren? lauren: it's also down about 3%.f chinese-made evs. they're saying, tesla is an american company. sure, but they ship a lot from their factory in shanghai to canada. a data from canada's largest port shows imports from automobiles from china jumped 460% last year. just when turnover margins la started -- tesla started shipping from shanghai. stuart: thanks very much, lauren. moving onto chief executive of messaging. grady trim seatbelt with us. what did the ceo specifically accused of doing? >> stu, a police spokesman in france said he's accused of failing to cooperate oversupper and financial crimes on telegram and french president emmanuel macron weighing in and saying it's part of ongoing judicial investigation and not a political decision, all though there's some people that are kept criminal of that. kept al of that and -- skeptical of that and the russian-born citizen with his plane landing outside of paris saturday evening and raising concerns of free speech and online censorship, not just in europe but around

thanks, lauren. this , kamala harris has been talking about the inflation problem for years. >> fighting inflation is one of our administrations top economic priorities. prices are still too high and we still have work to do. stuart: she's already been in the white house for what, three and a half years? why hasn't she done anything about it yet? hundreds of suspected cartel drones, some with explosives, are flying near the southern border. texas congressman pat fallon doesn't like it, and he's on the show. brand new body camera video shows the moment a police officer saw the trump shooter seconds before he opened fire. alexis mcadams has the report and more of that chilling video, that's next. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. (vo) they're back! verizon small business days are here. augu

lauren, on what grounds? lauren: car data tracking.he ability to track how you drive is on most gm vehicles starting with the 2015 model here and texas alleges they misled drivers into sharing driving data with the company and gm stole today tafanely brokers and first -- to data brokers and assigns those drivers a risk score that affects their insurance rates and the drivers never even knew about this. what does the car know about me? the car, context and driving patterns and speed and break too fast and wear your seatbelt and drive late at night and affects your insurance rate. gm is responding to this saying they're reviewing the complaint, and they share the desire to protect consumer's privacy. ashley: uh-huh. yeah. there is no privacy anymore. we know that. lauren. lauren: i say that every time we go through a yellow light. ashley: take a look at private of gold and the break and it was down slightly earlier in the session and down about $20, $244. price of crypto 61,000 at one point dropped down to $59,300 and ethereum down $64 a

stuart: thank you, lauren.oll in the wall street journal shows most people think the american dream is out of reach. they're losing hope about ever owning a home. jd vance raising concerns about social media and the press. >> these companies are too big and too powerful, especially the ones that censor the american people. stuart: kara frederick worked at facebook and we'll get her take. internet service providers being attacked and happened four times since the beginning of june. is shy that testing us for a bigger attack later? that's coming up next. ♪ daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at the wall, but get closer. daughter: (gasps) what the?! daughter: alright. dad: side to side. when you work with someone who knows a lot and cares even more... you can do this. ...you're unstoppable. (♪) wow... are you kidding me? you can do this. at truist, we believe the same is true for bank

tell me more, lauren.n: raising profit outlook for the year and cut prices on $1500 items driving people into the store and return to growth story and on the back of cheaper prices, that's the theme of the market. and the consumer. stuart: the off price retailers are doing well. look at ross stores for example. lauren: new high today, stock's gaining 4% after targets earnings that ahead of own earnings report, which is tomorrow, expect sales to go up by 6%. and ubs in the note says these off price retailers will gain market share because shoppers are sick of paying high prices and they're prioritizing value. stuart: arch resources and that's a c coal miner. lauren: yeah, they're up and merging all stock deal to form a 5.2 billion coal mining giant if this is approved. stuart: okay, thanks, lauren. coming up, washington post editorial board is calling out biden's inner circle for covering up the president's mental decline. what a reversal. we have the story. rfk jr. reportedly weighing a decision to either

lauren: dow is down 30%. $20 a share.y suspended their dividend cutting their workforce by 13% to fund this costly turnaround. stuart: citigroup, what are they doing? lauren: city is down 7%, $59. morgan stanley is down 5%. wells fargo came out and cut. look at the financials. stuart: we've got one winner. apple. why is it up? lauren: the iphone sales fell less than expected. customers starting to upgrade to the newest phone that allows artificial intelligence. dan ives increasing his price target, 285, called this the opening act to the main event. stuart: he is an apple guy. the jobs report, 114,000 jobs added in july. edward lawrence, you spoke to julie su. how does she explain these numbers? >> reporter: look at the overall trend. a shocker for the overall number and the employment rate. last time the economy traded 14,000 jobs was last april, last time the economy had an unemployment rate of 4.3% was october 2021. this is why the federal reserve chairman jay powell made the pivot to jobsite risks. >> i have been thro

lauren: he is the german ceo.rds, regular americans bought his elitist european and woke culture with him when he came to run harley-davidson. so concerned about sustainability that he once stood before group of luxury ceos and told them to think of him as militant taliban and when it comes to sustainability. that is tone deaf. the question is harley-davidson pooled back on complete dei portfolio. does he stay on as ceo. stuart: i am a recovering european. coming up, a new wave of dementia diagnoses may be linked to covid. doctor marty makary joins us next. daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at the wall, but get closer. daughter: (gasps) what the?! daughter: alright. dad: side to side. when you work with someone who knows a lot and cares even more... you can do this. ...you're unstoppable. (♪) wow... are you kidding me? you can do this. at truist, we believe the same is true for bank

lauren: consumer confidence. lauren: better-than-expected, 103.3, stuart: any market impacts? impact? lauren: the dow is down 48 before the report down 60. stuart: not much impact. thanks. now this. meta drilling way down to tap into the geothermal power under the earth's surface and you thought they were just a social media company. it has more money to make groundbreaking investments in green energy partnering with sage geo systems, their engineers will drill down thousands of feet to get to the superhot rocks below the surface, they pump and water which gets superhot and that drives turbines that make green electricity. meta needed to power its data centers. they require vast amounts of juice. with this geothermal energy the electricity it produces is emissions free, developing this cost billions, storing it costs millions more. who has the money for this? big tech. there are many people who object to the size and power of america's technology giants. they want to break them up. call them monopolies. that's politics. the money they make allows them to spend big on very impo

thanks, lauren.mayor eric adams, new york city's mayor, calling for an end to new york's sanctuary city policy. are we finally starting to embrace common sense? >>> a minnesota grandmother was thrown in jail for violating tim walz's covid lockdown rules. she says walz is a tyrant in disguise. she'll make her case, she's on the show. >>> it's been three years since the taliban took control of afghanistan. they held a parade yesterday with equipment that america left behind. will anyone ever take accountability for this? congressman darrell issa is next. ♪ ♪ ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. ♪ go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms ♪ unlock support from the schwab trade desk— our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. ♪ and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. ♪ all so you can trade brilliantly. ♪ stuart: the taliban held a military parade in afghanist

lauren is looking at the movers. walgreens is moving 2.4%. lauren: the stock is down 60%. they are doing as part of a turnaround is adding two new corporate positions, they will have a cheap -- chief merchandising officer, the head of digital commerce. stuart: chip equip and is made by applied materials. lauren: recovering a bit, down 40%. they make chip equipment so equipment to make the chips despite all the ai bows their forecast was tepid. the forecasting revenue in the fourth quarter of just under $7 billion slightly above what wall street expect it. we when h&r block, tax people. liz: this is why the stock is at a record high, announced 17% increase in its dividend it to $0.38. stuart: we will take that. democrat national convention kicks off monday in chicago. we will be there live monday through thursday and going to chicago. bottom line will also be there live at 6:00 pm eastern. fox business will begin airing full speeches turning at 7:00 pm eastern each night at the chicago convention. millions of social security numbers and other sensitive information could be

lauren: that's 3%. stuart: tim walz is being scrutinized for his ties to a muslim cleric who openly praised the october 7 attacks on israel. we'll break down just how deep do those ties go? for the first time ever donald trump is falling behind kamala harris in the betting markets. is this a sign he needs to make some changes in his strategy? deroy murdock is here to respond, next. ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's financial goals. that one! and look forward, to a more confident future. that is one dynamic duo. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. energy fuels, a leading american uranium producer, is ramping up production to supply expanding nuclear markets and diversifying into rare earth elements, key ingredients in many clean energy and defense technologies. energy

lauren: all right. the economy is their big issue.law enforcement presence in harrisburg. you had the secret service, the capitol prison -- police, the tsa and, yeah, for the first time in pennsylvania trump took aim at kamala harris. and, of course, her past comments on frack. stuart: okay. let me get back to breaking news. we can now report that evan gershkovich is free. that is according to "the wall street journal." there's an announcement earlier this morning that there was a prisoner exchange. marine veteran paul whelan and evan gershkovich have been released in an exchange of prisoners. wonderful news. >>> and now this, an olympic boxer deemed to have male chromosomes just won a first round in the olympics facing a female opponent. the female opponent quit just 46 seconds into the match. finish how about that? if. >>> big tech has been in the spotlight this week. amazon and apple are on deck for tonight. a tech analyst says he still sees understoods with these tech giants -- opportunities with these tech giants. he'll tell us w

what are the democrats saying, lauren? lauren: they love it.call it had brilliant and walz is about doing the right thing and honor and decency and the right pick in a campaign about daylight versus darkness. hillary clinton, i'm thrilled to see walz join the democratic ticket. aoc said harris head an excellent decision and together they'll govern effectively, inclusively and boldly. amy klobuchar saying there's another great one on the way. as a veteran, high school featurer and football coach, and our minnesota governor was an incredible leader and a good friend. ilhan omar posted a picture with walz writing congratulations to our next vice president. our north star state governor has signed universal school meals, paid family and sick leave, marijuana legalization, and protections for reproductive rights into law bringing minnesota nice to the ticket. i want to point out in minnesota with zero laws for abortions, you can have a failed abortion, that baby could be born alive and the state denies that baby care. stuart: that's in minnesota? la