rob smith the wanted. i've heard that but didn't know i had. 11:00 eastern time.t is thursday, october 6th all day long and the markets, not much selling. dow is down, nasdaq only 4. how is the tenure treasury yield doing. it is up 382. that yield has been all over the place the last few days, don't see movement like that in the bond market, 382 the yield, big tech mixed picture, not much price movement. microsoft, amazon down. now this. don't get bogged down with elon musk's maneuvering to buy twitter, don't get distracted by his occasionally juvenile antics. this guy has bigger fish to fry and has the means to do it. his fortune is vast, forbes puts it at $237 billion, you can do a lot with a quarter trillion but it is technology companies that give his world changing ideas real scope. he founded tesla and it has changed the world car market. he's acclimate warriors electric cars are his answer to climate change. tesla has a real impact, the most valuable car company in the world. space x, this is musk's vehicle to go where no man has gone before, he wants to co

let's bring in rob smith host of the can't cancel rob smith podcast and kevin walling former biden campaignwhy do all the politicians forget what you say during the primaries actually count? most are on video, on audio. >> of course they are. my favorite senate race of the cycle. we're five weeks out. john fetterman is back on the campaign trail hitting dr. oz hard. big rallies. he had one in pittsburgh last week and going to york and bucks county this weekend. and it's really exciting to see how it plays out. of course you will see polls tighten. president biden only won the commonwealth by 80,000. it is a state that went for obama, trump and then biden. these elections were going to be close in pennsylvania and you will see the polls tighten. he has a 4 to 6 point lead. i think it will be maintained. especially with the news of dr. oz now killing 300 puppies that we found out about yesterday. >> as kevin laid out for us the race is tight. it is tightening. it has flipped back and forth in the past. this means unfortunately forfeiterman he will need to pull in donald trump voters if he wan

host of can't cancel rob smith, rob smith [cheers and applause] >> greg: she's like a pumpkin, smootht and if you keep her for too long she'll rot on your porch. fox news contributor kat timpf. [cheers and applause]. >> greg: and he's so tall his barber gets a nose bleed, my massive side kick and the nwa's world television champion tyrus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: so, emily, how are you? >> great. >> greg: excellent. i'm so happy you came today dressed as a sexy traffic cone. >> emily: oh, my god. [laughter] >> greg: it is, isn't it >> kat: as if there's any other sdmiend if you go to amazon and type in sexy traffic cone that's what you would get for halloween. >> tyrus: you just have to write traffic cone, they're all sexy. every traffic cone is sexy. so everyone can get one >> rob: sexy candy corn, too. >> greg: yes, sexy candy corn. emily isn't it funny that hillary is talking about a stolen election that is two years away. that is pretty amazing. >> emily: on the heaves her saying the election was stolen and stacey abrams and everyone. i cannot think of a less persuasive pers

that's being in our first guest leo terrel and rob smith. investor thousand times to come on the show and this is the first time but here you are. and there you are in los angeles what you make of this week quick. >> first of all thank you for having me on. monologue was on. the ugliness of racism is the condition of the democratic party. they use it to play identity politics. they pit one group after another and that's why you have the gerrymandering going on in los angeles. but it's simple. they get a pass. why because james kleinberg or obama they give that excuse to cover up the racism. it is alive and well in the democratic party. the number reason why i left the parties is that last piece by joe biden said if you don't vote for me then you ain't black. then i will tell you right now hispanics and blacks are leading the democratic party joe biden is the imperial wizard of the democratic. - - party. steve: even saying this is been the motivation for a while. >> look at the media standpoint. this was a republican with these remarks it wou

here with emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, and joining us today, kennedy and rob smith.rica's crime crisis. we look at the dangers of the new york city subway system. a wild fight broke out at manhattan grand central station after one ma

still ahead florida's lieutenant governor jeanette nunez, rob smith will be whether senso will carol don't get bogged down with elon musk's maneuvering to buy twitter, don't get distracted by his juvenile antics, he has bigger fish to fry, is out to change the world and has the means to do it. that is "my take" and it is next. ♪ ♪ to be strong. to overcome anything. ♪ ♪ to be... unstoppable. that's why the world's largest companies and over 30 million people rely on prudential's retirement and workplace benefits. who's your rock? another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities. >> there's some ugly headlines but if you look at what they are doing it is not a

>> greg: tonight more like a dynasty emily compagno, rob smith, tyrus: greg's how many blueberries.yet. got the squirrel. he is in position. arched the table, dana, how many blueberries? >> 14. >> greg: jesse in. >> jesse: 11. >> greg: geraldo? >> geraldo: 11. >> greg: judge? >> judge: 13. >> dana: if it's 14 it's going to be long. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: is there only what's there? there were four there. >> greg: the answer is three because he knocked one off. >> geraldo: never change your answer. >> judge jeanine: i would have won. >> greg: would have won a car. >> dana: and trip to kenya. >> greg: where barack obama eats dogs. >> jesse: that was indonesia. u.s. 2022 mullet champion has been crowned. the lord of the drapes. that's not it. there it is. >> geraldo: how about mine? >> jesse: feather lethal locks five years. looking to grow a multi-yourself. remember the wise words from the champ yourself. you don't choose the mullet, the mullet chooses you. hillary clinton claims the republicans are stealing the 2024 election. >> greg: amazing. >> geraldo: well, well, well. >> j

stu: rob smith is with me this morning. the public school system just isn't working.e agree on that . how do you fix it? >> two words for you stuart: school choice. i'm going to an event tonight for organization called american federation for children that is all about school choice. this is what i think about the public school system right now. it has become completely enormous and completely controlled by these teacher's unions and as we saw over the past two and a half years, these unions are political powers. they do not always have the best interest of the children at heart. remember they shut down the schools and now they're still masking the children and we know now some kids are having speech issues and things like that . this is what i think. the public school system is too big to fail at this point but if what we can do is we can get parents that are actively engaged in their children's lives and promote school choice and charter schools as an option to them, they can take money going to the tax dollars and go into the failing schools and put them in charter

power panel now, richard fowler fox news contributor, rob smith president of the douglas society andf the press. great to see you both. first of all, how do you defend some of that, richard? i'm curious to pick your brain on that. >> i don't think it's defense or offense. what the polling says is true. economy is hurting everyday americans. they are talking to likely voters. for democrats, the democratic voting universe is more than just likely voters. it is registered voters. what we saw in 2018 when democrats took control of the house is this. when donald trump was the president is they have to go and expand the voter universe. when you talk to the stacey abrams campaign that's what they are doing. talking to registered voters about the issues they care about. if they can turn them out it will be the ballgame for them. >> harris: i thought you would try to defend the fact you are losing blacks and late latino in owes in your party and you might want to fit to get them back and come up with ideas. i understand how registration works, of course, appreciate that. but i'm looking at th

stuart: ahead here is what we have for you mike rowe, four-star general jack keane, nigel farage, rob smithr public schools is in. it's a big fail. i put a lot of blame on the teachers union. that is my opinion. it is "my take." it is next. ♪. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. elections that happens very few times. it's going to be a massive red wave. >> the progressives have taken over. they are going to be able to get their way out until they unleash american gas. the cost of transportation that's driving is the biggest drive of inflation and they're going to do a u turn when it comes to energy policy. >> people are beginning to throw in the towel at any cost. that to me is always a

here with emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, and joining us today, kennedy and rob smith. welcome. we began with a look at america's crime crisis. we look at the dangers of the new york city subway system. a wild fight broke out at manhattan grand central station after one man allegedly refused to get out of another's way. the two threw punches, then tumbled down a moving escalator. the suspect was charged with assault. another chilling scene. a man viciously pushed onto subway tracks over the weekend in the bronx. good samaritans thankfully rescued him with second to spare. the suspect is still on the streets in that one. this one yesterday, the suspect has a special place in hell. a 48-year-old man died after he was shoved in front of an oncoming train during rush hour in queens which means you don't have a lot of time to save somebody. the tragedy happened when the victim accidentally bumped into another rider, triggering a fight between the two, according to police. and look at the numbers. transit crime in new york city, up by 41%, compared with last year. new york ci

time i had chemo, i actually could not write the first journal posting preset in the book where rob smith good friend of mine at one our directors at the time at at&t he wrote the first posting because i was too sick to do it. and then i thought what have i committed to question what we told people they could get updates periodically. in my plan is to always have a plan, right? my plan is too post every roundi of chemo parade the first round i could not post. i said okay i've got to do this because i said i was going to do it. i want people to get from me. want them to the good, the great, and the bad and the ugly. now honestly, a lot of stuff i heard about chemo i truly did not think was going to happen to me. and it turned out i post every route and i really did post the bad and ugly when i opened up and let people know exactly what is going through. so that posting to get a status they got a real status and what's great is people would comment. i would get thousands of comments back that would actually encourage me. so those nonsense days when i felt horrible i could just lay down and

so you probably saw it in the book where rob smith, a good friend of mine, one of our predatory directors at the time at at&t, he wrote the first posting because i was too sick to do it. and then i thought okay, what have i committed to? because we had told people they could get updates, you know, periodically. and my plan because, you know, i always have a plan, right? my plan was to post every round of chemo. well, of course, the first round i couldn't even post and then i said, okay i've got to do this. i just got to do this because i said i was going to do it and i want people to get it from me. i want them to feel it, and i'm going to give them the good, the great, the bad and the ugly not honestly, not really thinking there would be a whole lot of bad and ugly because a lot of stuff that i heard about chemo i truly didn't think was going to happen to me and it turned out that i did a post every round and i really did post good, great, bad and ugly. and i just opened up and let people know exactly what i was going through. so when they went to that posting to get a status, they got a

robbed multiple times kron four's amanda hari has the details. >> our employees just no longer feel safe. working there. and i would neither group axes, ceo and founder david smith says he has always loved san francisco, his outdoor gear and apparel brand is always done well online in the bay area. >> leading to the opening of this store on he street near laguna lee in 2021, the store's grand opening, however, was anything but grant from the ferry. first week we open the store. we had window smashed in and a lot of products stolen. >> we replace the window and it was broken again just days later. but it didn't stop there. it was broken 4 times before we get someone to come out and put, you know, some boards up and eventually get to a metal gate installed, which took a long time because the demand so high smith says people would steal from them during broad daylight as well. they would walk into the store and grab thousands of dollars worth of product and run out. the employees eventually started locking the door and only letting customers in. but smith says that didn't prevent get another theft. >> when employees thought they were letting in just one customer in

robbed too many times president harry has the story. >> our employees just no longer feel safe. working there. and i would neither group axes, ceo and founder david smithhe has always loved san francisco, his outdoor year and apparel brand is always done well online in the bay area. >> leading to the opening of this store on hay street near laguna, late in 2021, the store's grand opening, however, was anything but grant from the ferry. first week we open the store. we had a window smashed in and a lot of products stolen. >> we replace the window and it was broken again just days later. but it didn't stop there. it was broken 4 times before we get someone to come out and put, you know, some boards up and eventually get to a metal gate installed, which took a long time because the demand so high smith says people would steal from them during broad daylight as well. they would walk into the store and grab thousands of dollars worth of product and run out. the employees eventually started locking the door and only letting customers in. but smith says that didn't prevent get another theft. >> when employees thought they were letting in just one customer ins

robbed far too many times. kron four's amanda hari has the details for us. >> our employees just no longer feel safe. working there. and i would neither group axes, ceo and founder david smith says he has always loved san francisco, his outdoor year and apparel brand is always done well online in the bay area. >> leading to the opening of this store on heath street near laguna late in 2021, the store's grand opening, however, was anything but grant from the ferry. first week we open the store. we had window smashed in and a lot of products stolen. >> we replace the window and it was broken again just days later. but it didn't stop there. it was broken 4 times before we get someone to come out and put, you know, some boards up and eventually get to a metal gate installed, which took a long time because the demand so hioh smith says people would steal from them during broad daylight as well. they would walk into the store and grab thousands of dollars worth of product and run out. the employees eventually started locking the door and only letting customers in. but smith says that didn't prevent get another theft. >> when employees thought they were letting in just one custome

robbed my dad. >> step out of the car, bro. cheryl: that's not my dad. the two kids inside the car 8 and 4 years old. they were not hurt. they're reunited with family. kevin smithand theft auto charges thanks to the deputy and child's quick thinking. switching gears here. an unwelcome visitor during the padres, dodgers post season game, a goose giving the ground's y crew a run-around. the goose had an upclose view. they had to put like a blue tarp over the poor bird. it was like all over the place. maria: i love it. >> fortunately, randy johnson was not on the mound. he went to battle with the bird 20 years ago, things did not end well for that bird, let me tell you. >> i haven't seen an organism so fat on a baseball field since david wells. [laughter] >> sorry, david. i know you're watching. mark got that joke. dagen: i got it too. >> you got it? you're a savage. maria: come on. dagen: i work on a -- i worked on a golf course. they're mean. they'll come at you. ethel chase. they're hateful. cheryl: my grandmother -- mr. howard was my grandmother's goose on the farm in texas. that bird hated me and bit me when i was 8 years old. they are mean, mean, mean. >> wh

robbed several times. >> kron four's amanda hari talk to the founder and ceo about the difficult decision. >> our employees just no longer feel safe. working there. and i would neither group axes, ceo and founder david smithays loved san francisco, his outdoor gear and apparel brand is always done well online in the bay area. >> leading to the opening of this store on he street near laguna late in 2021, the store's grand opening, however, was anything but grant from the ferry. first week we open the store. we had window smashed in and a lot of products stolen. >> we replace the window and

robbed several times. >> kron four's amanda hari talk to the founder and ceo about the difficult decision. >> our employees just no longer feel safe. working there. and i would neither group axes, ceo and founder david smith says he has always loved san francisco, his outdoor gear and apparel brand is always done well online in the bay area. >> leading to the opening of this store on he street near laguna late in 2021, the store's grand opening, however, was anything but grant from the ferry. first week we open the store. we had window smashed in and a lot of products stolen. >> we replace the window and it was broken again just days later. but it didn't stop there. it was broken 4 times before we get someone to come out and put, you know, some boards up and eventually get a metal gate installed, which took a long time because the demand so high smith says people would steal from them during broad daylight as well. they would walk into the store and grab thousands of dollars worth of product and run out. the employees eventually started locking the door and only letting customers in. but smith says that didn't prevent get another theft. >> when employees thought they were letting in just one customer inst