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mr. stuart was one of her supervisors and she talks about how the news is that the seventh machine gun is now under fire. i hate this watchful waiting. why can't we help too? so picture back this young girl crying for her boyfriend on the boat and being very nervous and now she's complaining that she can't go forward to what she knows is a very dangerous situation. can't go forward to what she knows is a very dangerous situation. fortunately for her -- maybe not fortunately for her, she was one of 50 ymca women who were allowed to go forward. the rule was that women couldn't go forward beyond the brigade headquarters, without the commander's permission. once this started and they started to set up field hospitals they sent ymca women forward to work in the hospitals. emma had no training as a nurse. she probably couldn't have told you the difference between a band-aid and anything else. she had no training as a nurse, but the thought was, they're women, they'll be fine. and so they sent them forward. they'll be comforting to these men. what they ended up doing was writing letters for woun

mr. stuart, you are recognized if you have additional questions. >> i do and i will be brief. a couple times you have mentioned today that if inflation actually is not just transitory, that the fed has several tools. it seems that the tools are all very painful. the fed could raise interest rates. we could cut spending. if we have an interest rate whereas you have mentioned, one of the benefits now and one of the people -- people are concerned that we are paying such incredibly low interest rates. we anticipate that won't be the case forever. i wish she would talk through the tools the treasury has and what would be the implication or impact of those tools on the american people. sec. yellen: some of the recent inflation we have seen over the last couple of months has to do with bottlenecks and supply shortages and those are things we are trying to deal with in the federal government. tools for controlling inflation over time -- short-term interest rates -- their projections indicate a more normal level would prevail in the long run -- that sustainability leveled by historical

stuart: mr. senator, thanks for appearing in this commercial for florida. great to have you back. heather macdonald and a whole lot more and will you come back to the office and are you a slacker if you stay at home and work from home? i have an opinion on that. ♪ .. >> the airlines trying to do that, the businesses are saying one more reason we don't need to go to that meeting. >> we can talk about reopening trade until blue in the face but a lot of those stocks are already at all-time highs. >> markets and investors know how strong the economy is. the debate is how much will inflation go up, how much will interest rates go up. >> veterans need to wait this out, it may never happen, the fed may be right, the inflationary push may be transitory. we may not have the inflation spiral everyone is afraid of it. you could miss the lex -- the next leg higher. stuart: i like that music. it is 11:00 eastern time on wednesday may 20 sixth. it is 11:00, straight to the markets, a little bit of green, not much but a modest bounce up 73 for the nasdaq, 55 for the dow. show me the cryptos. bitc

stuart stuart mr. secretary, thank you. k you, sir. stuart: next case. remember end when the cia released its woke recruisement ad? -- recruitment ad? now the army is doing the same. watch this. >> although i had a fairly typical childhood -- took ballet are, played vie-in -- i also marched for equality. when i was 6 years old, one of my moms had an accident that left her paralyzed. stuart: the cartoon ad features a same-sex wedding, an lgbtq rights march. we we thought you'd like to see it. >>> well, from burgers and fries to cash and a laser show? cities as cross the country are upping the incentives to get the jab. full story, details coming up. >>> the kentucky derby winner, medina spirit, will race in tomorrow's preakness. he is the favorite. we're going to take you live to baltimore next. ♪ ♪ ♪ lately, it's been hard to think about the future. but thinking about the future, is human nature. ♪♪ at edward jones, our 19,000 financial advisors listen and work with you to create personalized investment strategies to help yo

mr. varney? stuart: okay. so well, young man. you really do. great stuff, jeff. see you again soon. >>> all right, we need analysis of this real estate market, and this man is going to give it to us. mitch roschelle back with used today. look, existing home sales down 2.7% in april compared to march, and they were down in march compared to february. three straight months of declines. is it back to the same old story, there's not much for sale and that's why you can't sell many homes? >> 100%, stuart. you can't sell things that no one wants to sell, and that is the vicious cycle that we're in right now. the good news is in the numbers we heard at 10 a.m., there was a slight uptick in inventory. it's 2.4 months supply up from 2.1 months supply. but that's slim pickings, and that's why you're seeing houses with shag carpeting that are going above asking price. that's allowed bad it is. i think buyers are starting to get discouraged and not even trying, and if that cools down demand, that may break some of the cyc

stuart: mr. secretary the, i just want to thank you. very much for being on the program today.nd that. thanks for being with us. marty walsh -- >> thanks for having me. thank you. stuart: yes, sir. you got it. all right, back to the markets because it is a rally. it may be a huge miss on the employment front, but on wall street it's a rally. the dow's at 34,700. all-time high. the s&p, 4,230, all-time high. and we've got the nasdaq way up as well with. what have we got now? that's the s&p 500 winners headed by expedia, up again. very solid gain there for the travel booking company. okay. you got the picture? plenty of green, it's a rally. >>> now what are we going to do? we're going to head to the beach in delaware where the vacation rental market is hot. got that? it's really hot. jeff flock he's with us. he's talking to real estate agents. are they booked up already? >> reporter: they are booking up, i'll tell ya. it's getting crazy. in fact, i've got a house for you, mr. varney. take a look at the view you would get. this is the beach, i'll take you out there in just a secon

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stuart: mr. attorney general, can you get rid of critical race theory in your state, west virginia? number of attorneys general who just signed a public comment letter as the d.o.e. is trying to expand the use of critical race theory. the biden education department wants to advance it. we weighed in, say, that is not the purpose of the law and if they go forward with it, we're poised to challenge that in court. so yes, we're going to make sure west virginia continues to teach traditional american history. america is not a racist country and i think for people to keep asserting that it is they want to redefine the whole vision of america, ignore the constitution, the bill of rights and our amazing history. sure there are always problems we have to address but i think we do better when we go back to martin luther king that tries to judge people not on the color of their skin but on the content much their character, and that is what all of us need to be doing. stuart: patrick morrissey, the attorney general for west virginia, thank you for joining us sir. we appreciate it. >> thanks so

mr. woodson, come back anytime you like, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. stuart: sure thing.board? susan: i think this has privacy discrimination calls all over it. but look, the obesity rate is going up in the u.s. and according to an advisory from the faa, on board safety might be at risk. so a new report says passengers and crew might be required to step on a scale at the airport or share how much they weigh before boarding a flight. voluntary they say, confidential, so the passenger declines to participate, they will ask another passenger at random. unlike you i am petrified of scales. i will not be going anywhere near this. you can imagine this is for smaller airlines with smaller planes. stuart: i can imagine that i have can't imagine passengers jumping on a scale. i can't see it. there you go. susan, thank you. next case a space force commander fired after speaking out against marxism and critical race theory in the military. rob smith will be here to react to that. >>> first though, one business owner forced to close up shop because he can't find workers, even though

mr. president -- [inaudible conversations] >> chocolate/chocolate chip. >> [inaudible] republicans who are -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] stuart: it was differentere really harsh, pinning him down on the flavor of ice cream that he liked. they would never have done that to donald trump. they would have asked him, you know, questions about how was the cone, was it crunchy enough? this is such a disgraceful demonstration of how the media has become totallier responsible, reckless and, quite frankly, worthless. they are worthless are to the liberty of the country. they're supposed to be the watchdogs. they're nothing more than the lap dogs of joe biden. in fact, they're nicer than joe biden's dogs that had to be sent away for rehabilitation a couple of times because they were biting people. these press people, they lick everyone in the biden white house. they haven't bitten anybody. stuart: i'm glad we changed the subject and got to the ice cream flavor. and i do hope, governor, that you have a great weekend. good tough. >> and to you too, stu. let's remember those wonderful heroes who gave us this great country. god bless 'em all. stuart: thanks,

mr. keith urban. good morning, i'm ashley webster in today for stuart. it is gone 10:00 here on the east coast.day. the dow off, coming back a little bit, still down 244 points. it is the nasdaq too, also tempering some of those losses, down just 94 points. down about the same as the dow, .7 of a percent. big tech again taking it on the chin for a second day but those losses starting to be reined in. microsoft down half a percent. apple down 2%, so on. amazon down a core of a percent. some money coming back into big tech. the 10-year treasury yield. that is on the way up. that can hurt the tech stocks as we've seen. historically, 1.7 basis points. yield 1.61% on the 10-year. breaking right now, jolts, job openings, susan, the number. susan: huge number, record high, 8.123 million in the month of march. that is 600,000 more jobs than economists forecast. they were calling for 7 1/2 million for the month of march non-farm payrolls came in at a million a lot of jobs to be filled. finding workers is pretty hard right now. ashley: exactly right, susan. thank you. let's bring in our good friend, scot

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mr. president and tell us exactly what your going to do. the second hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪. stuart12 noon today, if not, why not what do you read into it? >> i doubt he will because it has been laid out for us quite plainly. jen psaki on a podcast says it is against the game plan. his message launderers are messaged with leadership changes in the republican party. all they can focus on anything tangentially connected to president trump. you just laid out a cascading list of problems that affect everyday americans lives, stuart. inflation, i would add to that by the way the cdc's moving guidance on masking and schooling and whether our kids are in school. a gas shortage. we can go on and on. a bonderrer invasion. we have a crises pointing affect the lives of everyday americans, the response of the president, i shouldn't be, this is against the rules. i'm bad for taking your questions. i think he seems rebellious by doing that when the truth is i guess he is rebellious. he is rebel being against whoever is telling him not to. he has kiddie bumpers put up around what he can and cannot

stuart: all right you know what i'm going to talk about now, mr.you were just a little nervous, that this was a plunge that was going to take your precious investment all the way down to maybe 25,000, maybe 22000, maybe back to $400 where you bought it i don't know, but admit to me, please, that you were just a tad nervous, weren't you? pete: here is where i'll admit to you, stuart. i wish i could have found more available resources to buy while it was low again, ultimately. that's what i'll admit. yes, you see it in your life, whoa this is a much bigger dip than i anticipated to see but you also have a lot of leveraged capital out there, on other cryptocurrencies that ultimately have to be covered. bitcoin remains the top dog, and ultimately crypto is not going anywhere, and it's the way it operates, has been fundamentally sound, so i still feel good about it, and one of your previous guests talked about fundamentals, stuart. as long as washington d.c. continues to lose its mind, and print money in a way that's totally untethered to reality the re

stuart: yeah. that is quite a rapid decline. susan, thanks for keeping up to speed with mr. musk. navy pilots speaking about possible ufo an counters. roll the tape. >> we saw a little while, tic-tac looking object. it turns abruptly. starts mirroring me. i start coming down, it comes up. it gets right in front of me and disappears. stuart: how about that? that is a shocker. congress by the way is taking it seriously and we have details for you. >>> there is this, prince harry calling the first amendment bonkers. so why doesn't he just leave the country, please? we'll get into that. first the border surge, no sign of letting up. now how many migrants are coming here to escape the virus in their own countries? 30% of people coming into the country may be running away from the virus. i will talk to arizona sheriff mark lamb after this. ♪ my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward... even after paying for this. love you, sweetheart they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me g

stuart: i want to talk to you about adoption, this is close to home for me, i'm excited to show you my family who would be adopted, you wrote the op-ed woke mrss is the largest adoption agency came out a couple of weeks ago as a report saying they wanted us to revisit a law called the multiethnic placement act which forbids agencies from discriminating on the basis of race when placing kids and foster or adoptive homes, the point of this law is to ensure that minority kids everywhere who were in the foster care system had the ability to find a home, permanent loving safe home. now the antiracism agenda and brokenness agenda, they think it is more important for a kid to have a skin color that matches the adult humor going to care for them rather than they find a placement quickly and in a good placement, the idea that skin color should now be considered as part of the child's best interest. stuart: who said this and what influence do they really have over adoption policy? >> bethany christian services is one of the largest adoption agencies in the country, if they are going to now start rethinking how the placing kids, that is going to be huge