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mike rowe is here with us this morning and knows all about this kind of stuff. you co.now all about the real contrast to quiet quitting. these people want to work. >> i want somebody standing off camera with a football at all times to bounce it off the head of anybody. stu: would you react as well as that guy did? >> probably not. yeah, so that stat to me simply proves that we can't paint with a broad brush. we can't say that this is what workers are doing today anymore than we can say this is what teachers are doing today or really anything else. the people that want to work today are doubling down. they're coming in very early, they're staying late, they're doing whatever it takes to do. the people who don't want to work are not coming in. whether they quit quietly or loudly or exit the work force, nick has become a friend of mine, economist who's written a lot on the subject and he is out there right now with a remarkable talking point, which is out of his book, men without work, that basically says there's 7 million men in the country right now, prime age men, 25-54

they are just not engaged. >> by the way, i wish i had a voice like mike rowe.get a voice like that without smoking a pack of cigarettes a day? he doesn't smoke but a naturally beautiful voice. he makes a very important point. one amplified by managers i'm talking to. we were talking to the guy who founded fedex last week about the workforce he has. we have disengaged a whole segment of our workforce, prime able-bodied men, 7 million are sitting at home between the ages of 25 and 50 >> harris: what happened? >> we paid them not to work and we continued that after joe biden came into office. we extended that period long enough so they get hooked on it. they are spending 2,000 hours a year. that's as much time as 40 hours a week working, they are spending that same amount of time sitting at home in front of their computer playing games and a lot of them, by the way, are abusing drugs as well. productivity is down 4%. the largest loss in productivity. that means the amount of stuff that we make, that individuals make when they are working is down 4%. when productiv

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and straight ahead, mike rowe will join us . we'll get his taker le on the economy later. is michigan's far left governor gretchen whitmer in trouble? isi think she is her opponent. >> tutor dixon is next. angie, you cannot going to believe what i am going to show you right now when a group of women put beyond flawless second skin, the latest biotech cosmetic breakthrough under one . >> i watch what happened. i only did one eye and i see huge difference. so far . they have put the product under my right eye and i see a dramatic difference. i just found the golden ticket. i'm telling you, this is unbelievable. i've shown it to my daughter and to my boyfriend. they couldn't believe it. look at one eye on the other. this is crazy. everything claims work. this is the only thing i've ever seen. >> do this actually before my eyes. i'm shocked. the cosmetic world has been waiting for the first lifelike ,undetectable twenty four hours, waterproof, synthetic skin introducing beyond flawless second skin. this is astounding how this is . >> oh my god. i've never seen results like thi

most dangerous jobs everything keeps on running, airs monday nights 8:00 pm eastern hospitalized by mike roweain work more sweat pain some work actually a straight-up unapologetic love alert to the industries that allow the country to function, last week we focused on wild land firefighters next week concrete we get to that. pipelines not most glamorous stuff in the world but it is the stuff that nation civilized life basically work for the rest of us so it has been great meeting these people, working with them sharing them with you guys. maria: so interesting, you know to actually see how it is done, most of us take it for grand huge projects get done but these are people making it happen. they work incredibly hard what are things you laffer by covering this hosting this program over the last two seasons. >> i think, for 20 years now most shows that i work on all do a version of tapping the country on the shoulder hey what about him her get a load of this take away this season last season to tell the truth the degree to which every industry we feature is desperate to hire. and i don't say it

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. >> john: who better to get the pulse of the americans, than the mike rowe. >> sandra: peter doocy is live on the north lawn, no mention of a lot of the top issues for voters as we just heard from the president a few moments ago addressing the dnc. >> and sandra, president biden is giving what he's calling a closing argument and you are right, he has not brought up immigration or the border, we have not heard him talk about crime. instead he's speaking broadly about he does not think his policies are going to tank democratic chances in the november elections. >> everybody wants to make it a referendum but it's a choice between two vastly different visions for america, significantly different. democrats are building a better america for everyone, with the economy that grows from the bottom up and the middle out, j every one does well. republicans are doubling down on the mega maga trickle-down economics. we, the democrats, are the ones fiscally responsible. >> the white house has been hoping the debate about abortion access and student loan debt forgiveness is going to keep younger vot

all that, plus mike rowe. i am john roberts.t the top of the hour for "america reports." >> emily: welcome back. plans for san francisco's nearly $2 million public toilet may be about to go down the drain. the city's parks department blames the staggering price tag on high construction costs, permits, public outreach. governor gavin newsom's office telling fox news digital a small single bathroom should not cost 1.7 million. the state will hold funding until san francisco delivers a plan to use this public money more efficiently. if they cannot, we will go back to the legislature to revoke this appropriation. harris, the irony is, it's his administration. no reason why it's so expensive. it's watching them all just play around in a playground of their own feces of their own making. >> harris: the irony also is that he tries to pretend. like his administration. he's putting the brakes on this, the great savior of the toilet blah, blah, blah. we don't want to spend too much money on something because it doesn't make sense. it neve

rachel: mike rowe has become the voice of the working class americans because they don't get the creditdan bongino's show you unfiltered. >> the blue-collar guys i know, the driver, in the coal mine, the amount of tom they deal with is incredible. the amount of raw brain power they need to solve problems and do their jobs, it is not stereotypical of what blue-collar used to mean. so i think we're coming into an age where people will be less mindful of the collar of the color of the collars, more interested in the workers that show up, do the job, whatever the job is, showing up, that is what is for sale right now. will: showing up at a minimum. this photo right here, went viral for some reasons. it is symbolic of so many different attributes we hope to embody in this country. it is fatherhood. it is hard work. it is family. it is prioritizing putting your kids first as you pointed out, pete, devoting hard-earned income you have into having moments together. this guy was obviously pressed for time, working hard, yet showed up. rachel: that's why what is happening in our economy, that pol

david: the great mike rowe talking about one of the major factors contributing to the stagflation nowack of productivity in the workforce. non-farm productivity contracted at a 4.1% al al annualized rate in fourth quarter, biggest year on year decline since the government started tracking back in 1948. we're producing less, even means more inflation. that means we're losing our competitive edge as a nation. how do we get back on track? from the heritage foundation, former cke restaurant andy puzder. i know you're in touch with the old franchisees and workforce, how it may have changed during the pandemic. what are they telling you? >> a lot of the franchisees started out sweeping floors or cleaning off tables in a restaurant, working their way up. what they're telling me, the new, the people they have been seeing, the young people since the pandemic ended have not been the same kind of workers you saw before the pandemic. they don't want to work 35, 40 hour week. they don't want to work weekends. they don't want to work nights. if they think they have to do those things, they quit. th

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. >> joe: mike rowe? if you could do it again would you lose that slogan defund the police?lutely why, joe? >> joe: hard-hitting interview, right? why not bring all the stats we bring up, including portland the beer capital, there homicide rate raised 207% compared to before the pandemic you wouldn't think of it as dangerous but now it is. in philadelphia and chicago before you get a change of leadership on the my oral and state level in terms of governors it will happen over and over again yet these folks keep getting reelected over and over. i will give you one more point i love this headline from "the new york times." g.o.p. doubles efforts to try to crime rates. it is there, every single of the cities in the country can't dumb i can commit crimes without consequence is. >> harris i call it a buffet of socialism but in all of these places the options are all horrible. there is not some common sense aligning with cops g.o.p. even moderate running because the elected office is so gruesome. it is so repulsive, people frankly don't want to step into that arena. a lot of these

on fox business mike rowe, welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> steve: this is the least surprising, i tell you. >> brian: or wear a mask when you bring them back in question worked where do we go from here? >> up because i don't think you can go down. i think there is a bunch of things that need to happen and i will hit the vocational drum again and again. i will remind people that if you master a skill that is truly in demand, your future has never been brighter. that is called comfort compared to kids behind the eight ball right now, but i do think it is part of a larger message that has to be articulated again and again and again and again. you know, when we were in high school looking, we used to have two columns, there was your grade and then there was your effort. it is like letter "a" for effort but c-. or c- for effort. and so we don't really do that anymore. >> brian: actually i did not realize that. >> it was always two columns. i would be curious what the national column for effort would be. if a true and fair arbiter were looking at this. what did we really try to do to

. >> brian: mike rowe will be joining us live maybe wearing that hat. plus, defund or deny.orney general claims he doesn't know anyone who supports defunding police. but he voted to replace the city's police with a new department last year. rachel campos-duffy on defundings the police. she is going to be speaking about that. she spoke a lot this weekend, too. ♪ we are family ♪ happy claps... and finally...jealousy. because that's this guy's sub. i should order one...mhm, good idea. sliced right in front of you. it's a jersey mike's thing. a sub above. hello, i'm franklin graham. we're in election season and many politicians are promising that they're telling the truth. i can tell you there is one who always tells the truth. that is the lord jesus christ. he said, "i'm the way, the truth and the life, "and no man comes to the father except through me." there aren't many ways to god. there is only one, and that's through jesus christ. god sent jesus to earth to save us from our sins. he took our sins to the cross. he shed his blood and died, was buried, and god raised him to l

liz: and mike really breaks it down -- mike rowe really breaks it down as you just did.s angeles. >>> up next, this battle over rare earth minerals is getting much more dramatic here. lithium, just one of the elements needed. dragon fly energy relies on it for its lithium ion batteries. the ceo is here to tell us if china and russia are looking to corner the market on the critical natural resource and what we should be trying to do about it. it's a fox business exclusive. closing bell, 26 minutes away. well, we touch the 6 handle for the dow jones industrials, we're now up 602. everything in the green except wall greens. microsoft, sales force, cisco and nike up the most. ♪ i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. showtime.

for how america works with mike rowe digging into that type of stuff.at kelly o'grady in beautiful malibu, not quite as beautiful, now stephen schork there, we forget about just the pollution behind this too. we've got a state that's so, you know, gung ho driven, with companies and autos and gas stations and nonetheless but this is a huge issue on just mother nature's front, ha? >> yeah, absolutely. we always tend to focus on what fossil fuels are putting into the atmosphere, but we tend to ignore what situation like wildfires are putting in. unfortunately, we have the political movement there in california. they are doing everything they can to enhance the impact of wildfires, so on the energy spectrum, you're not allowed to clear cut underneath power lines you're not allowed to clear away dead vegitation. you aren't allowed to bury lines , so we're taking all of these policies to try and mitigate the impact of fossil fuels and what we're doing is by not allowing us to burn fossil fuels any more respected manner, you're essentially increasing the impac

row". the garden always mike also goes with that story, "minister sacked for serious misconduct." legraph, the headline, "ministers sacked for new tory sleaze row," but he doesn�*t know the details of the allegations? this he doesn't know the details of the allegations?— allegations? this is to do with conor burns, _ allegations? this is to do with conor burns, a _ allegations? this is to do with conor burns, a trade - allegations? this is to do with conor burns, a trade ministeri allegations? this is to do with - conor burns, a trade minister who's conor burns, a trade minister who�*s been accused of impropriety at the hyatt bar in birmingham over the past few days at the tory party conference. this has come as a surprise to him — apparently someone who witnessed the incident and reported it, this is where the investigation has ensued from there. i think we have a case here of an ongoing investigation, it�*s innocent until proven guilty here so we shouldn�*t cast any aspersions on conor burns until we know the full facts of this case. but i think more broadly, this is the sixth ca

. >> by the way, just watching the nasdaq which is lower for the fifth day in a row, mike, the lowest july 2020 in the session it's down 1% it is off the lows boy does it continue to bear the brunt of the selling here. >> it does that is the way they hogged the upside on the way up it really is an underline of the things that got us to the peaks. remember the nasdaq peak, so we're pushing 11 months since the peak there is also still 5%, 6% above the prepandemic peak that is relative other parts of the market the s&p 500 has been a strong outperformer zpard to the mega caps the. >> we're seeing some improvement. small caps are in positive territory. the s&p 500 is off the lows of the day. coinbase shares, google announcing they will will now allow some cloud customers to pay using cryptocurrencies through coinbase they won regulatory approval in singapore. kate rooney joining us now how significant is the google partnership? seems hike a big vote of confidence >> yeah, that's what it is, sarah. really validating for coin base. a good thing for the stock we saw a similar pop when coin b

the market's going up for a second day in a row, and mike murphy's with us.action. all right, is this just a bounce or something more? >> well, it could be a short-term bounce with, but i think there's enough here, stuart, to push the markets higher. there's enough negativity out there. ask we're going to hear from the fed today talking about future plans. but the market got oversold. people got too negative, and we've already rallied 5% off our lows from friday. so hopefully, this is the bounce that gets us there. the bounce is coming, but i think there's enough here now, and look at big tech leading the way. i think there's enough to hang our hats on. stuart: do you think the fed's going to slow down the interest rate hike? is that why this market's up a bit? >> partially. i think one thing, they're not going to speed it up. they're not going to make worsen than they have already, so i think the negative is priced into the market. the risk here, i believe, is to the upside if the fed comes out and talks about slowing down the pace or talks about backing off

formula, one title in a row, but dangerous driving conditions are the clues call the recovery vehicle by shuttle his victory, and raise serious questions about f. 150. blue eddie mike, our junior is the name welcome to the program. russia has attacked ukraine's se, and c t ubs up regia overnight killing at least 13 people. the attack destroyed large sections of residential buildings, while local officials reported roads and houses were damaged. authorities in your brain say dozens were injured. rescue crews are searching for survivors. riggio this the ration occupied nuclear power plant. that is the largest in europe. now i spoke to our correspondence, matthew, yes, belinda, in ukraine. cd of use that. i 1st asked him about the casualties for the overnight strike. you know, we have to figure circulating at the moment both up from the authorities, 12 or 17 people that are about 50 are in hospitals, but the rescue operations are going on. if you look at the pictures of these buildings that then we will see the large apartment blocks basically cut in half with a few apartments in the middle lacking. that's because they have collapsed in the middle. so it looks like th

mike, the dow's up 238 points which means we're going for five days in a row of gains for the dow.t the whole story because the s&p is down nasdaq lower, but the rest of the market able to shake it off. why? >> first of all, it's a relatively routine earnings season you've got three quarters of all companies beating estimates. it's up a couple of percent in aggregate. s&p, down 4% no worse than expected so that part of it is pretty much on plan then of course the relief from yields we have a relief also from fed speak this week. so all of it together shows you again an underinvested seet. so it'rota as sed to retreat all for the market>> olt catllar rag driverehind the dow's dain more than twoearst the hey eqent maker easily beating estimates thanks to strong pricing and an increase in sales volumes seema, all the worries about china, aut tousiarket, here's a company ts on the most cyclical companies an et ielt. right?ood ter. >> no signs of recession the outperformance really tells us two things. one, as europe imports more l and g from the u.s., they're betting its equipment for

their leadership, said since the passing of jobs was decided in row was overturned, whether it was mitch mcconnell or kevin mccarthy or mikethat they are determined to take away freedom from people in this country, to make decisions about their own body. and to ensure that they themselves, elected officials, have the power and control to make decisions for every woman in this country. one form that shows up in -- who amongst us knows what i think they have not been very consistent about when this they plan to do while they've been scraping their website and softening their language. i think it is clear that they have communicated what they intend to do and i do not think the american people are going to be fools by one thing. >> the dobbs assertion, i don't need to tell you. registration surge of new voters particularly women particularly young particularly democratic, absolutely huge. how do you translate that surgeon registration into winds? >> it is not taking a single vote for granted. it is the candidates doing the work to communicate their values, their goals and intentions. to represent the will of the american peop

row seat to democracy . >> rain clark, a senior fellow at the hudson center for technology. we're lucky tonight to have with us mike dv who is a longtime journalist and author now have two books. we're talking about one of those tonight, michael has been most recently working for jane and is also an editor at jane's fighting ships and previously to that he's worked for aviation week and other media outlets

row seat to democracy. >> welcome to the national press club, the world's leading professional organization for journalists. i mike freedman, immediate past president of the national press club, former general manager of cbs radio network now journalist in residence at university of maryland global campus and executive producer of "the kalb report" public broadcasting series moderated by today's virtual headliners guest journalist marvin kalb. we are pleased to accept questions from those tuning in today. i will ask as many as time permits you to submit a question please e-mail headliners at present.org. for 27 27 years now i've hade privilege and pleasure of working with and introducing this gentleman for 101 calti report program to at the national press club. the introduction is always the same. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the last corresponded grossly hired at cbs news by edward r. murrow and the gold standard broadcast journalism my friend and colleague marvin kal kalb. >> thank thank you, mike. that's the kindest intro. please do it again and again. >> for his 17th book just published by brookings pr

freedom, its economic issue, and it's so out of step, mike dewine's position, is so out of step, as he plans to go as far as possible on the issue after row his words, again, not mine, and we don't even have to imagine what that is in ohio, because there's a bill in the state house that bans in vitro fertilization, bans birth control, bans abortion at conception. and you know, reverend sharpton, you've been to ohio. ohio is a common sense state. it's a pro-choice state. 82% of all high winds believe we should have some sort of access to abortion. this is an economic issue for our state, it's a freedom issue for women, and it must stop if we want ohio to be a place that people want to come and go, and be a part of. >> let's turn to another issue, the issue of guns. you are the mayor of dayton when a gunman killed nine people within seconds at a bar in a popular entertainment district there. and earlier this year, governor dewine signed a bill allowing ohio winds to carry a concealed handgun without a permit or training. this is a personal issue for you. how would you address gun violence in ohio, if elected? in contrast to your opponent. >

row seat to democracy . >> rain clark, a senior fellow at the hudson center for technology. we're lucky tonight to have with us mike dv who is a longtime journalist and author now have two books. we're talking about one of those tonight, michael has been most recently working for jane and is also an editor at jane's fighting ships and previously to that he's worked for aviation week and other media outlets. in addition he is also the winner of the award for editing and congratulations on that which is a prestigious award for editing in challenging circumstances so congratulations on that and we appreciate you being here. is also one of the few journalists that have had a large amount of first hand experience going to see on ships and watching naval courses operate and practice their work. most recently he was up in norway with the marines as part of the expansion of the state wide range of practical and as a reporter so we're happy to have mike here his new book "heavy metal - the hard daysand nights of the shipyard workers who build america's supercarriers" . we'll talk a little bit about that but thank you mike f

just getting started mike mayo with wells fargo, he was just named congratulations to you the number one large cap bank analyst by institutional investor it is the third year in a rowdos to you >> thank you you're here with a prop, the baseball glove presumably not trying to try out for the notwithstandingies which could probably use your help after they were just swept out of the playoffs sorry, yankee fans what's with the glove? >> well, it symbolizes the banks are world series ready game on for banks. when you see in the third quarter earnings you're likely to see over the next year, and that is really strong offense. banks are hitting home runs with their main street banking revenues, which are growing at the fastest pace in over 40 years over thet year but banks also have defense. you didn't see many errors from banks this quarter despite the enormous dislocation in stock and bond markets where are the big capital market shortfalls it might be elsewhere, and also credit losses at banks continue to amaze, and they're still close to all-time great levels and problem loans actually declined from the second quarter to the third quarter so banks are showing great o

row. protesters still very upset about that series of leaked audio recordings filled with racist and derogatory comments about a fellow council members adopted black son in a tweet today that councilmember mike bonnen again called for all involved to step down. all of this has now led to an investigation by the california department of justice today, attorney general rob bonta announced an investigation into the city's redistricting process because according to the la times that leaked audio came from a conversation. those council members were having about redrawing boundaries in an attempt to maintain latino political power the remarks that were made by some of los angeles is highest ranking officials were. they were unacceptable, their offensive and they were deeply painful, deeply hurtful to many >> communities. there's no place. let me be absolutely clear. no place for anti-black antisemitic, anti, indigenous, homophobic or discriminatory rhetoric of any kind in our state, especially when it comes in relation to the duties of an official, public official. >> now, martinez was the one making those racist comments on that phone call. the other simply did not stand up to say it was wrong. s

row, ohio polling has been atrocious for a decade now. it is really bad. in 2018 where the polling -- there wasn't a single pole mike dewine lead in.he contrary case of tim ryan comes from young, found, the swing area of the state. which is a weird thing to say. he might over perform. at the end of the day, the fact that he rise at 44 -- i think this is a classic race where it probably adds up ryan gets a point or two up to 46 or 47. but, vance wins by six or eight points. we have talked about bad candidates. that primary is -- that was the worst primary of my life. j.d. vance, josh mandel, the quintessential establishment candidate who decided he was going to be coming just because. and was terrible at it. he burned money at one point. he had a video where he said, by, bitcoin and lit a $10 bill on fire on twitter. people were like, i do not know, j.d. vance. i do not know. that was a doozy. mike gibbons challenged someone to a fight on the debate stage. it was real. ok. now. i think we have got an idea of which way the wind is blowing. it is republican, but how republican? norm knows a lot about what happens when he -- when you h

hairstyles such as braids, corn rows and afros are likely to be breaking the law, the equalities watchdog has said. the two nominations for the role, the ulster unionists�* mike the assembly has today been unable to elect a speaker, and been unable to conduct its first item of business. therefore, we can proceed no further. any further sitting of the assembly can only be held to elect a speaker and deputy speakers. under section 39.2 of the northern ireland act 1998, the current speaker remains in office, until a successor is elected. i therefore opposed by leave of the assembly to adjourn sitting until a future date, the details of which will be communicated to members in due course. the question is the assembly do now adjourn? the assembly is adjourned. in the last few minutes the leader of the alliance party of northern ireland naomi long has been given a press conference. let�*s hear what she said. what we face after an election is not a swift restoration but a protracted negotiation. i have no patience for that process and neither do the people that i represent. if there is an election, alliance will fight it, we will fight it on our record of delivery,