>> yes. >> the day venus went missing, mike scott and venus's mother repeatedly doubt doug cellphones. >> i just kept calling over and over again to see if doug within, to where he was. >> finally detectives got reached in that night. >> what did he say to you? >> that he had been in virginia all day. you're in virginia receiving this call. >> yes i'm about 20 minutes away from my apartment. and he said the your wife is missing. and my first reaction is if my wife is pulling. something by missing do you mean that she's just missing from the house. or -- what's going on film. he said i can do this at this, time where were you today. >> he gave me a couple of occasions which was to support that he wasn't in virginia. one of those being at his lawyer's office. >> and he said, well can you lower verify, no mueller wasn't there, it was just to secretaries. >> detectives got asked them to run his story, and infect. up to women on the lawyers stuff confirmed. they said they saw him come in that day. >> a bit shocking when they said, well we checked it out and he is an alibi. >> so over the i

believe me, i know it's not easy so let's bring in our market experts alan boomer, scott martin and mike lee. one of the reasons i've been bullish beyond the fundamentals is all the cash on the sidelines , global investors took 62 billion out of money-markets that put 51 billion at the stocks, 46 billion of debt and to u.s. equities, so mike, is this a reason you think for people to remain bullish? >> absolutely, charles. i think any dip should be bought i think the amount of cash on the sidelines is staggering. you have $4.5 trillion in money-markets, you have over $700 billion of buybacks announced and just keep in mind, okay, when that fear of greed index is up in the 80s and 90s that's when you want to sell and when it gets down here this is where you want to buy and it's easier for me to say it that in to do it but that historically proves the way it is when everyone is calling for a correction that's when you want to be a buyer. charles: you know, alan, you were vp at goldman sachs and then you started your own firm in 2013. wasn't a really great time, most people hated wall street

eastern on "fox report" with jon scott. >> mike: on our southern border, the rise in migrant traffic is making the fight against human smuggling even more of a challenge. fox news took an airboat ride with a chief of the texas sector for a closer look at how the border patrol is using technology against smuggling cartels. jonathan hunt is live there. hello, jonathan. >> hey, mike. a lot of the migrants who make it across the rio grand behind me here and past the first line of border patrol heads straight to stash houses run by human smuggling gangs. take a look at the video of one of the stash houses. we are told by border chief here that they have uncovered more than 250 such stash houses, just over the last year. that is a far higher number than the year before, hundreds more likely go undiscovered and they cram in dozens and dozens of migrants into the pretty squalid conditions of the stash houses. we talked to the chief as we rode along with him on one of the airboats to patrol the rio grande here and he talked about the sophistication of these smuggling operations. listen here.

scott leaves behind two kids, grandkids and his wife paris scott whom he married in 2014, mike.uch. we will be right back. >> i did everything in my life for this property. i don't know what to do. i just hope everybody pray for me. mike: absolutely, heartbreaking stories from the northeast and the gulf coast after hurricane ida left extensive damage across several states. joining me to discuss from baton rouge spokesperson for the american red cross, stephanie cox. tell me some of the things the red cross is doing to bring relief to folks in louisiana in the aftermath of hurricane ida? >> so after the immediate aftermath of a hurricane, of course, our top priority is ensuring folks have safe shelter, access to food and access to water. as we get into the days and weeks after the impact, we look to do more advanced recovery efforts. right now we have 3 kitchens stood up that are pushing out thousands and thousands of meals a day both lunch as well dinner. we have emergency response vehicles that are taking those meals out into the hardest-hit communities. we have distribution po

mike, i want talk to you about the concerns around that. scottson said that australia is not seeking to acquire nuclear weapons or establish a civil nuclear capability. how dangerous is this going forward? what are some of the ramifications of establishing nuclear powered summaries -- some marines -- submarines? >> the u.s. and u.k. will keep making -- meeting their obligations to knopfler freight nuclear weapons. it is not australia's goal to get nuclear weapons. nuclear powered summaries are an extremely powerful nuclear technology and they do add to the balance of power in indo pacific. the safety and the environmental aspects of having nuclear submarines will be carefully managed, building on australia's capacity to have clear warships already. i think, the nuclear power aspects of this are entirely manageable in the framework of international obligations. it will be made effective by the powerful partnership of the u.k., u.s., australia. >> i noticed your shaking your head there. the chinese foreign minister said that to export nuclear techn

. >> for a few guys law degrees, -- with more than 70 attorneys led by scott ross dean. mike maher was a columnist for the fort lauderdale sun-sentinel. he probably thinks i'm king of the world, and the firm is where melissa lewis. earnest by the book attorney found great success for herself and her client. she was by all accounts a workaholic who loved what she did. no shrinking violet either. melissa love those boozy splash-y office parties just as much as the other lawyers. she had found herself a nice slice of the american pie. and that's the third about 38-year-old melissa lewis. even as she raised her voice and glass with the senior partners, her said and wasn't far off. and her unexpected death would get caught up in a chain of events right outside of a john grisham over. the trail, murder, and billions of dollars in fraud. melissa lewis. at the start of every thing awful would follow. >> it ended up being the beginning of the end. missy as her family called her, had come so far. penthouse lawyer was unlikely for a wrestling high school dropout. her mother lisa low poi

scott said his compassion was part of the reason for mike's success.robert was given medication to control schizophrenia that was keeping him on the street. we'll be right back. my barbeque bacon double cheeseburger. two 100% beef patties, hickory smoked bacon and award-winning barbeque sauce. ♪ mmm...award winning. ♪ try my bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. >>> in the best of times agriculture is a job where you work with what nature deals you. but with our changing climate it has become much more of a roller coaster. we go to a st. helena winery that has turned to creative measures to try and survive. >> the life of a winemaker sounds kind of romantic, transforming grape into prized wine. yet a reality check. >> we have fire. we have smoke. this year we have drought. you can see our pound right there. napa winemaker, he says it's a reality of wine making. >> it is a bit of a climate disaster area. >> but this year's harvest is on the vine, on its way to the barrel. >> despite the challenges of the fruit in this spot, it lo

. >> scott cohn, thank you. >>> mike murphy now, republican strategist nbc news analyst mike, president biden you heard there calling elder a clone of trump. democrats are eager to fend off this recall by making it about trump, but is it >> well, they've done a pretty good job at that you have to remember about california today is it is an overwhelmingly democratic state. so if you can line up the democrats, you're almost certain to win statewide i worked on arnold's recall in 2003 and since then there are only 20,000 more registered republicans in california. there are almost 4 million more registered democrats so the whole effort has been to divert attention at all of the anger at governor newsom you think he's bad, california democrats, take a look at larry elder. he's another ron desantis, another donald trump if they can polarize it like that, governor newsom will survive. >> mike, beyond california, democrats and governors' races in virginia and new jersey also tying their opponents to former president trump as much as they can to motivate the base can't that back fire don't democ

scott 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news. mike.e: the biden administration and afghan stop from entering the u.s., here is alejandro my office on that yesterday. >> if and when we obtained derogatory information, we know how to address that, those muscles are well exercised. we have and we deny access to individuals whose derogatory information is not result. >> reaction michigan publican congressman from oklahoma security affairs committee visited afghanistan during the u.s. evacuation last month for. >> thinking. mike: you hurt the homeland security secretary alejandro my office, are you convinced the vetting process for evacuees is were graphs enough? >> i will be convinced until we get more details. we saw some of the vetting undercoat at cutter and kuwait, they had a number of dhs officials comparing biometric data whether it fingerprints, facial id, we have a large volume of information for obviously has not been an orderly withdrawal, and orderly evacuation so we need to make sure they come into the u.s. checked vigorously e

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mike pence." tonight's episode: "to coup or not to coup." >> should i subvert democracy? what to do. great scott! a phone call! >> it's me, dan quayle. >> dan, thank god you called. i'm trying to overturn a just election. how do i do it? >> you can't. you have no flexibility, none. at all. >> but if i don't do it, the president said he won't be my friend anymore. >> mike, friendship takes two people. remember, there's no "i" in friend. >> i'm pretty sure there is. >> ha-ha-ha! >> ha-ha-ha! >> ha-ha-ha-ha! >> okay, no coup. >> what's the worst that could happen? >> mother! hide me! >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight: plus, stephen welcomes: jessica chastain and stephen sondheim featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! hey, my old friend. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: man. ladies and gentlemen, "welcome to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. folks-- ( c

reality is i couldn't buy nvidia you know, scott, to your point about the market doesn't credit ugly things. the reality is it is crediting ugly things they don't mike headlines looking at the dividend portfolio what's up the most this year naviant trading at five times earnings, a student loan processing company couldn't be less sexy or unappealing, the big media company i know >> on turning of an aircraft carrier around. >> right. >> in a reasonably short period of time it's going to be difficult to do that i want to know where are you going to have the burger josh is going to be nice maybe he goes with jg. >> jenny and i -- jenny and i will actually have plans don't we have plans for next thursday as it is? >> we do, right. >> we do. >> guys take photos. >> i need to to go to lunch not dinner. >> take photos and post it we'll mention where you were at. josh, thank you. jenny thanks for being a good sport. the headlines with rahel who will son right now hi, rahel. >>> from there, and here is the cnbc news update at this hour. the pentagon approved a request to provide 100 national guards members por the ral du in d.c. in support of the people char

backers of financial stocks mike mayo of wells fargo security and he's the number one ranked analyst in that space he joins us life good to see you again. >> thanks for having me, scott >> we're still buying these hand over fist, is that what you'll tell me? >> for bank stocks it's a doubleheader don't leave. game one is the recovery and the cycle. long rates are just around the corner and you heard chair powell use the "t" word taper and you put a 2% ten-year yield in play so rates are going higher and two, is the tech-driven revolution at banks where you will see profit margins on these new revenues at twice the level of existing revenues, and things are headed toward record efficiency and we have a new report out that we co-authored with the tech team to justify why >> i'm looking at a stock, morgan stanley which seems that everybody loves and joe owns it among others and joe can comment on it after i ask you this question downgraded on valuation on oppenheimer after a big run. downgraded yesterday at behrenberg no room to run no absolute upside is what they say. what's your rating on morgan stanley? >> well, we do have -- we do recommend four of the five large ba

mike drop there? because you absolutely should. you could not get the faangs to elicit the type of selling that would bring forth the significant correction in the market scott, so far year to date, 80% of the s&p 500 has already experienced the 10% correction so the resiliency of the last place, that last bastion of support was found in these mega-cap equity names and you did not see the breakdown this week and that's indicative of the resiliency, and i also think, scott, a little bit of it has to do with the buyback authorizations, and i would caution some of those who are looking at the decline in facebook today, go take a look at what facebook has in order in terms of what they could buy back for their stock that might buffer the decline. >> i saw a number of buybacks and we've been talking about the buyback story, too and countering some of the negativity out in the market and maybe a potential driver for a correction well, there are a lot of buybacks and that has always been a stimulant for stocks. stephanie link, we come in today and we look at a nice bounce for stocks and we're wondering whether it will hold and the evergrande situation has now passe

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scott from florida. thank you. there is a new leader we are told among republican contenders for 2024, who is it? ashley: former vice president mikerd university and the harris poll. the survey of 490 registered republicans puts pence at 32%, desantis at 20%, ted cruz finished third at 14% but that is without donald trump in the picture. what if mister trump runs? different story, fall so he has a commanding lead with 58% compared to pence at 13%, desantis 9, nikki haley, marco rubio tying for fourth place with 3% each and on a separate issue according to the bookies president biden's odds to re-sign during his first term has gone up from 17% to 25% problems - probably won't happen but an interesting side note. stuart: you can bet on anything these days. look at target, stock price, it'll changed, up a couple books. they are expecting their employees collectively to work a total of 5 million additional hours this holiday season. that is hard work. still looking to hire 100,000 more seasonal employees. lots of work at target. show me macy's holding a nationwide hiring event today, they want 76,000 new workers for holiday and perman