in the meantime, liz claman, over to you. [laughter] liz: don't be jealous, charles, my warby parkers -- [laughter] you're hilarious. charles: you don't have any war by parkers. [laughter] liz: i do, are you kidding me? the guy who founded it is a berkeley graduate. go, bears. all right, on wall street as this hour as the bulls get spooked by quadruple witching, multiple futures and options on indexes and stocks all expire simultaneously. and as we head into the final hour, the dow is staring down the third straight weekly loss. dow is down 165, s&p lower by 38, nasdaq down 164. it is all coming to a head literally just as the vote comes about by the food and drug administration committee on the pfizer booster shot. it's expected to take place at any minute. the fda panel, which is still discussing the issue right now, could decide whether the third covid vaccine shot is safe and effective. the mayo clinic's top vaccination expert, dr. gregory poland, is here on whoo he thinks will -- what he thinks will and should happen on t

[closing bell rings] lauren: liz claman is back tomorrow. "kudlow" is next.to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. joe biden out there trying to sell class warfare, tax hikes on hard-working americans and small businesses, repeating the democratic pat phrase, pay fair share seven times, pay your fair share. somebody who pays her fair share, hillary vaughn on capitol hill with much more on joe biden. good evening, hillary. re

got to get out a pen and paper buckle up as a head over to my colleagues to go through it all is liz claman. liz: there hyperventilating essays printed towards the final mile of trade you're bringing one thing is for sure here, no one is fighting the fed right now predict a monster rally still enforced going straight ahead after the fed made it clear right during this yesterday. at least for now, announcements at a time the bond purchases. we do have the good times rolling, wall street down jones up 573 points that the s&p and nasdaq of 75 and roughly 2000 the biggest percentage gainer of 2 percent. it is 3:00 a.m. in china as the upper granite crisis remains. this is unresolved. that worried about moments still ahead, what is the nation's top china business watchers in his take on the fall of top property developer in china in real estate has been pressuring since the start of the year and the government campaign to show chinese capitalist just in months ago, an attack on china for-profit tutoring sector. and banning online tutoring, not so here in america kids are back in the classroom, n

got to get out a pen and paper buckle up as a head over to my colleagues to go through it all is liz clamaning essays printed towards the final mile of trade you're bringing one thing is for sure here, no one is fighting the fed right now predict a monster rally still enforced going straight ahead after the fed made it clear right during this yesterday. at least for now, announcements at a time the bond purchases. we do have the good times rolling, wall

the jacket you have on i did the rally certainly things have changed in the last one he for hours liz claman the last hour is pretty eventful. liz: we are calling a gusher we have a gusher on wall street as we head into the final hour it's a rally boosted by oil that topped $73 per barrel earlier, right now we have crude still up 3% as 7269, the energy sector surging on falling supplies while chevron one of the top names leading the dow jones industrial up 211 were seen a powerful move in the nasdaq, 103 points to the upside, looking to snap the five-day losing streak this comes as the debate over covid booster shots just got messier pfizer says we need them, this afternoon the food and drug administration said not so fast, the president meeting at this hour was ceo of some of the nations biggest companies who are pressing for killer fixation on the biden vaccine mandate, working to get a live update from the white house on what's going on in that room. ipo for the weaker upstart by roger federer, i have some odds of my own ahead of the very first closing bell were gonna talk to the cofounde

all up and it's looking like a lot of pressure stay where you are for this last hour of trading liz claman, over to you. liz: yeah, you got the dow down 295, a second ago down 300 charles thank you, i think. breaking news, picking straight from the apple tree, the tech giant just finished rolling out its latest product updates. hands down, the iphone 13, you could call it the highlight of apple's cuppertino event but it's not rival phone makers but rather movie companies that maybe most threatened by the latest iteration of the famed smartphone. we are about to show you why, as our apple experts dive into the apple barrel to highlight all the breaking headlines. nicholas has now errorred right over the gulf coast, not what many thought be as a storm but instead, as a hurricane. we are going to get an update to the minton the oil & gas operations live from the lone star state. just because new inflation data looked tame, doesn't mean the markets have to like it. there is a weird flight to safety as we kickoff the final hour that has the bulls skidding and flipping with the dow as we said do

cheryl casone is in for liz claman, over to you. cheryl: thank you.ion, very interesting one. we're actually going to talk to another platform if owner right now that has a completely different spin on how these young investors communicate, lauren, thank you very much and have a great weekend yourself as well. and happy labor day. you know, the nasdaq looking at three in a row as the markets close out the week mixed. the tech-heavy index on pace for a third straight record close. the s&p 500 also set a new all-time high if it can hold any gains and barely hang on to gains in the s&p. the dow losing ground by 36 points.

all up and it's looking like a lot of pressure stay where you are for this last hour of trading liz clamansecond ago down 300 charles thank you, i think. breaking news, picking straight from the apple tree, the tech giant just finished rolling out its latest product updates. hands down, the iphone 13, you could call it the highlight of apple's cuppertino event but it's not rival phone makers but rather movie companies that maybe most threatened by the latest iteration of the famed smartphone. we are about to show you why, as our apple experts dive into

the ceo of gamestop will beyond but liz claman in the next hour get it from his mouth directly, they will be going with the big-budget, a lot of great things going on. the ceo of amc is going with the gamestop report. i think i have it all straight. the ceo gamestop after the close. liz: exactly, there is a link between the two adam aron has talked about a relationship with gamestop were gonna push them on if he's finally reached out so you're not entirely off-track, thank you so much. are they extending or retracting, we head into the final hour of trade the federal reserve giving the delta variant a leading role in the latest episode of the u.s. economy. the dow and s&p 500 are down but they're looking at three straight losses and nasdaq is in jeopardy of snapping the four-day winning streak after the fed's facebook released in the last hour mentions a highly contagious delta variant more than 30 times pinning as a villain as growth flows. while wall street might be soaking in a little bit, hollywood is smiling thinks to record date enter breaking labor day weekend and the legend o

thank you both very much meanwhile i hand it over to my friend, ashley webster in for liz claman, and i know the last hour is pretty wild. ashley: well let's see what happens charles payne, thank you very much great show as always. yes indeed markets falling along with consumer confidence as the bulls, well, let's be honest are getting malled by the bears today the dow about to have four day winning streak broken, as consumer confidence falls to a seven-month low, the nasdaq taking the biggest hit, as investors punch the button on big tech no big surprise there as those yields rise and the chaos on capitol hill certainly not helping the sentiment as congress struggles to device a plan to avoid a government shutdown, extend the debt ceiling and by the way, pass infrastructure and social spending measures. we'll go straight to the capitol hill for the very latest on those issues. one sector poised to benefit from the infrastructure legislation are the utilities. the chairman and ceo ralph izzo will be here on a fox business exclusive to tell us how important those funds are for the futu

my friend and colleague liz claman does as well. york city strong, all of us. thank you very much. markets slipping into the red late in the session, as the dow and the s&p 500 face their fourth straight loss, the longest losing streak since june. the nasdaq slightly higher, but you got to call that flat. it looks like it's about to close negative for a second straight session as we await word from the white house about president joe biden's plan to stop the delta variant in its tracks. we have major news

liz claman, again, you've got the best hour of the day. it's over to you. liz: [laughter] well just as you were describing that, i thought it's kind of like traffic going in two different directions on wall street, as we kickoff this final hour of trade, right? the dow right now is powering higher by triple digits we seen a gain of 103 points but yeah the nasdaq has sort of languish ed in the negative territory all day long. right now down 65 points, as investors start the week by rotating from big tech to cyclical stocks, financials, energy, powering the dow with four straight sessions of gains and by the way we're looking at crude, it just closed at a three -year high. the mixed markets also show investors have a weary eye focused on congress in the next few hours. we may see real action in both the house and the senate as they grapple with trillions of dollars in spending, and a possible government shutdown, at the end of the week. our floor show traders tell us how to play both the economic and political uncertainty, because there's a lot of it folks. cr

liz claman will take you through it. [laughter] liz: i know. a wild week wrapping up with some friday fizzle. uncertainty is the word of the day following the biggest two-day gain in six months. yes, you see green on the screen, but you want to see uncertainty, look at the intraday of the dow jones industrials. so far it has crossed the unchanged line 154 times. right now we do have the dow up 40 points though, s&p up by 6, but the nasdaq struggling here, down by 13. the nation's relationship with china front9 and center at this president joe biden holding the first ever white house meeting with the quad leaders, the prime ministers of australia, japan and india all on hand to discuss national security matters and what to do about china's saber rattling, anti-business behavior toward its own companies, supply chain issues, the chip shortage and more. michael pillsbury, former adviser to the trump administration on all things china, is here to tell us what china's behavior means and what should be priority number one for that quad alliance. the

the jacket you have on i did the rally certainly things have changed in the last one he for hours liz clamanng a gusher we have a gusher on wall street as we head into the final hour it's a rally boosted by oil that topped $73 per barrel earlier, right now we have crude still up 3% as 7269, the energy sector surging on falling supplies while chevron one of the top names leading the dow jones industrial up 211 were seen a powerful move in the nasdaq, 103 points to

liz claman will take you through it. [laughter] liz: i know.riday fizzle. uncertainty is the word of the day following the biggest two-day gain in six months. yes, you see green on the screen, but you want to see uncertainty, look at the intraday of the dow jones industrials. so far it has crossed the unchanged line 154 times. right now we do have the dow up 40 points though, s&p up by 6, but the nasdaq struggling here, down by 13. the na

in the meantime, liz claman, over to you. be jealous, charles, my warby parkers -- [laughter] you're hilarious. charles: you don't have any war by parkers. [laughter] liz: i do, are you kidding me? the guy who founded it is a berkeley graduate. go, bears. all right, on wall street as this hour as the bulls get spooked by quadruple witching, multiple futures and options on indexes and stocks all expire simultaneously. and as we head into the final

liz claman, i hope you're taking notes, buy the dip. remember that. liz: oh, buy low, sell high?s: yeah, that's right. liz: i'm with him everything looks more expensive to me on inflation. mother nature's full force is dominating the headlines as we kickoff this final hour of trade folks we've got tropical storm nicholas about to play havoc on the nation's energy systems again. ahead of the landfall, take a look at crude oil, the storm driving crude above $70 per barrel. we're in the after

market but we knew it was going to come and we've got the best to take you through this last hour, liz clamanat you live for you've got it. liz: i know, that's true. hey listen they didn't mention apple down 3% that's 3% cheaper than it was friday, right? there's a lot of that folks we need evidence to fasten their seat belts because we have a sell-off spillover cranking up the wall street fear gauge at this hour check it right now, up 35% for the volatility index, after the world's most indebted property developer faces hundreds of billions of dollars in debt, it apparently cannot repay by thursday. ever grand group sending shockwaves through the global market some even going so far as

cheryl casone's in for liz claman today. take us through the interesting hour of trading. discussion, lauren, because we're going to dig into that spac bubble with all of that money coming out of that market. lauren, thank you. the dow can has snapped a three-day losing streak as the s&p 500 and the nasdaq continue their record runs. as you can see, the dow is up by 97, s&p is up almost 9 points. we can be in record territory if that sticks. the nasdaq up right now more than 16 points. the nasdaq looking for two straight closes at-time highs. -- all-time highs.

liz claman, again, you've got the best hour of the day. it's over to you. ] well just as you were describing that, i thought it's kind of like traffic going in two different directions on wall street, as we kickoff this final hour of trade, right? the dow right now is powering higher by triple digits we seen a gain of 103 points but yeah the nasdaq has sort of languish ed in the negative territory all day long. right now down 65 points, as investors start the week by rotating from big tech to cyclical stocks, financials, energy, powering the dow with four straight sessions of gains and by the way we'

thank you both very much meanwhile i hand it over to my friend, ashley webster in for liz claman, andis pretty wild. ashley: well let's see what happens charles payne, thank you very much great show as always. yes indeed markets falling along with consumer confidence as the bulls, well, let's be honest are getting malled by the bears today the dow about to have four day winning streak broken, as consumer confidence falls to a seven-month low, the nasdaq taking the biggest hit, as investors punch the button on big tech no big surprise there as those yields rise and the chaos on capitol hill certainly not helping the

my friend and colleague liz claman does as well. over to you, liz. >> liz: you bet, always, always, new york city strong, all of us. thank you very much. markets slipping into the red late in the session, as the dow and the s&p 500 face their fourth straight loss, the longest losing streak since june. the nasdaq slightly higher, but you got to call that flat. it looks like it's about to close negative for a second straight session as we await word from the white house about president joe biden's plan to stop the delta variant in its tracks. we have major news coming from the white house in this hour. you've got to stay tuned. it could move stocks. the power of the [inaudible] moving stocks. it is on full display at this hour. a disaster gamestop earnings call after the bell yesterday triggered a 10% plunge premarket but the stock traders on reddit have dragged gamestop up off the floor. we will tell you where it is trading. right here on countdown, 24 hours ago, that has wall street chattering and gamestop investors are intrigued. yo

charles: bloomin has one of the coolest symbols, liz claman is at the new york stock exchange. liz?e traders i've been speaking to are just amazing people and when you think at the new york stock exchange on the very floor where 20 years ago tomorrow it was a scene of utter chaos you see the strength and the vitality here now but it was the market 44 minutes away from opening and hearing the opening bell when of course the terrorists used those two boeing jets as their weapons. two planes and we know the story but it's important because a

charles: bloomin has one of the coolest symbols, liz claman is at the new york stock exchange. liz? liz: charles i wish you were here because the traders i've been speaking to are just amazing people and when you think at the new york stock exchange on the very floor where 20 years ago tomorrow it was a scene of utter chaos you see the strength and the vitality here now but it was the market 44 minutes away from opening and hearing the opening bell when of course the terrorists used those two boeing jets as their weapons. two planes and we know the story but it's important because a lot of our viewers weren't even alive then and we never want to forget. two planes hitting the twin towers slamming into them just eight blocks from the new york stock exchange. 8:46 a.m. when american airlines flight 11 from boston slammed into the world trade center with 92 people aboard, who knew minutes later the darkness here, both literal and of course proverbial was about to descend. 17 minutes later as we know, american airlines flight 77 with 65 souls on board crashed into 2 world trade center.

so liz claman, 3:15 yesterday the market, the buyers appeared during your hours and they put una pretty good rally extended to today. do you think lightning will strike twice? liz: i don't know it feels like we have a stop and reverse parab olic move every five seconds especially since you were talking in the last couple minutes of your show. i think after having a breakfast of stocks investors kind of appear undecided about whether they want a late lunch. yes, there is green on the screen as we head into the final hour of trade, but if you look at the dow intraday, the rally disappeared about 16 minutes ago. enthusiasm evaporated and now the blue chips are still higher by 72 points they pop their head back out once again, but clearly investors are still trying to sort out the potential impact of china, evergrande's massive debt problem that triggered yesterday 's sell-off. will it default on an $83 million interest payment coming up on thursday? china's economic might front and center and president joe biden's address to the united nations general assembly just a few hours ago the pres

liz claman, i hope you're taking notes, buy the dip. remember that. liz: oh, buy low, sell high? i've heard that before. [laughter] charles: yeah, that's right. liz: i'm with him everything looks more expensive to me on inflation. mother nature's full force is dominating the headlines as we kickoff this final hour of trade folks we've got tropical storm nicholas about to play havoc on the nation's energy systems again. ahead of the landfall, take a look at crude oil, the storm driving crude above $70 per barrel. we're in the after market now, we're watching it very closely. the energy sector powering the dow higher as it looks to snap a five day losing streak the s&p 500 looking at six straight days of losses, that's the longest losing streak since february of 2020, just before the pandemic lockdowns began. the dow is the only one higher up 126, the s&p down slightly by 8 points the nasdaq lower by 61 having already been up 99 points with the tech-heavy index. president joe biden on the ground in boise, idaho right now dealing with a different drama. the epic wildfires tearing ac

market but we knew it was going to come and we've got the best to take you through this last hour, liz claman, you know, this is what you live for you've got it. liz: i know, that's true. hey listen they didn't mention apple down 3% that's 3% cheaper than it was friday, right? there's a lot of that folks we need evidence to fasten their seat belts because we have a sell-off spillover cranking up the wall street fear gauge at this hour check it right now, up 35% for the volatility index, after the world's most indebted property developer faces hundreds of billions of dollars in debt, it apparently cannot repay by thursday. ever grand group sending shockwaves through the global market some even going so far as to call it a "lehman-type event" the dow, s&p, russel, transports are all buckling to pretty much their lowest levels of the session just about 3.5 minutes ago, jpmorgan phil campa relli, and bob doll is getting into this for the entire hour how they trade on the fear and whether there's real risk in the u.s. commercial real estate markets. could fresh news from pfizer shove the coronavir

cheryl casone is in for liz claman, over to you. cheryl: thank you. that reddit conversation, very interesting one. we're actually going to talk to another platform if owner right now that has a completely different spin on how these young investors communicate, lauren, thank you very much and have a great weekend yourself as well. and happy labor day. you know, the nasdaq looking at three in a row as the markets close out the week mixed. the tech-heavy index on pace for a third straight record close. the s&p 500 also set a new all-time high if it can hold any gains and barely hang on to gains in the s&p. the dow losing ground by 36 points. investors are trying to, well, make sense of an august jobs report that missed by a mile. our floor show puts it in perspective. we're going to talk to a ceo about what he is seeing in the american jobs picture. meanwhile, we're going to show you some live pictures. president joe biden is on the ground at this moment in louisiana. there he is speaking right now. he's talking with some local officials there about ho

the ceo of gamestop will beyond but liz claman in the next hour get it from his mouth directly, theying on. the ceo of amc is going with the gamestop report. i think i have it all straight. the ceo gamestop after the close. liz: exactly, there is a link between the two adam aron has talked about a relationship with gamestop were gonna push them on if he's finally reached out so you're not entirely off-track, thank you so much. are they extending or retracting, we head into the final hour of trade the federal reserve giving the delta variant a leading role in the latest episode of the u.s. economy. the dow and

all right i'm going to head over to lauren simonetti, in for liz claman, and we've got upside momentum, i don't want to jinx it but yeah, stocks just turned charles thank you very much. cutting losses at this hour, take a look. the nasdaq turning positive, it's up 12 points in just these final few moments. the dow down as many as 274 points earlier in the trading session. it's still down by 18, but the swing that we saw today, over 400 points, the s&p 500 hugging the flat line down just 3 points our floor show traders are going to explain what we're calling indecision on wall street. all this coming as president joe biden makes his case for

so liz claman, 3:15 yesterday the market, the buyers appeared during your hours and they put una prettyk lightning will strike twice? liz: i don't know it feels like we have a stop and reverse parab olic move every five seconds especially since you were talking in the last couple minutes of your show. i think after having a breakfast of stocks investors kind of appear undecided about whether they want a late lunch. yes, there is green on the screen as we head into the final hour of trade, but if you look at the dow intraday, the rally disappeared about 16

cheryl casone's in for liz claman today. take us through the interesting hour of trading. cheryl: interesting discussion, lauren, because we're going to dig into that spac bubble with all of that money coming out of that market. lauren, thank you. the dow can has snapped a three-day losing streak as the s&p 500 and the nasdaq continue their record runs. as you can see, the dow is up by 97, s&p is up almost 9 points. we can be in record territory if that sticks. the nasdaq up right now more than 16 points. the nasdaq looking for two straight closes at-time highs. -- all-time highs. any number in the positive will do it. deadly damage inflicts on the northeast overnight by the remnants of hurricane ida slamming new york and new jersey with destructive force. at least 23 dead at this hour, search and rescue missions continue this afternoon. we will update the numbers throughout the show for you. and all of this is happening as on the gulf coast residents and businesses struggling to recover from ida's original impact. we're going to get you up to the minute details on ida's c

liz claman, i think you got one heck of a last hour of trading. yeah, the news conference still going on, confirming what many on the committee have said is happening. inflation continues to rise and the tapering bond purchases may come as soon as the next fed meeting in november with the markets holding on to quite a bit of their previous gains. let's go back to the federal reserve and this live news conference. >> -- various, you know, for african-americans, for example, and also participating rates. we -- participation rates. we saw a really healthy set of dynamics. by the way, we also -- there was

liz claman, i think you got one heck of a last hour of trading. liz: yeah, the news conference still going on, confirming what many on the committee have said is happening. inflation continues to rise and the tapering bond purchases may come as soon as the next fed meeting in november with the markets holding on to quite a bit of their previous gains. let's go back to the federal reserve and this live news conference. >> -- various, you know, for african-americans, for example, and also participating rates. we -- participation rates. we saw a really healthy set of dynamics. by the way, we also -- there was no reason why it couldn't continue. there were no imbalances in the economy, and then along came the pandemic. but we were not -- it was nothing in the economy that looked like a buildup of imbalances that could cause a recession. so i was very much thinking that the country would really benefit from a few more years of this. it would have been -- and so we're all quite eager to get back to that. we also said we wouldn't raise rates just many res

glad you shared that with us appeared by the way, howard lutnick who runs the place will be with liz clamanhuge cantor fitzgerald workforce that was just obliterated that day, 658 people. actually, it has to be tough this 20th anniversary for you. how are you holding up? >> thank you for having me. i'm doing okay. it's really tough, this anniversary, but i have to be honest that every day is a tough and every day is almost like an anniversary that my dad's not here and that i have to live life without him. neil: how did you hear that day, how did it come through? >> i was 16 years old, a junior in high school and i was sitting in class and some of the students started whispering that planes had crashed into the building and they didn't know if it was true and when i heard the rumor i kept working. i thought it was pretend and it sounded impossible. about 30 seconds later i just had this horrible feeling in my stomach and i got up from my seat and i ran to the other side of the school where the main office was and there was a tv and lit up on the screen was an image of the north tower bursti