stu, i had my shot, guess what? i do business with every week and they know me, they call me by name, i had to show a photo i.d. to get the coronavirus vaccine. so i'm wondering is that racist? is the vaccine now racist? will democrats say don't take vaccine you have to show a photo i.d. to get it that is a form of racism. this has blown up in their faces. i only wishing someone would let my write the tv ads for republican candidates against these guys next year. it would be easiest money i ever made in my life. stuart: do you think the sting of that charge, racist, racism, do you think the sting has come out of it a bit? frankly i think it has been overused. >> it has been so over used it means nothing anymore. if everything is racism then nothing is racism. true racism has existed but there has been a concerted effort on the part of people across the spectrum to get rid of it, create a society which we're living that stream of martin luther king, jr. where we're judged by the character of our heart rather than by

happy birthday, stu., lauren simonetti, do you have a message for stu? lauren: do you think he is watching right now? ashley: probably not. >> i've been in hot water because of this. i thought stuart varney, his birthday was a few weeks ago, shared it with the wrong beatle. it is ringo starr's birthday. stuart varney is younger and even younger than i thought he was. stuart, happy birthday. i'm sorry for all my mistakes about your birthday and age. enjoy the day with the family. ashley: yes. let me point this out. this happens to be the day that england played denmark in the semifinals of the european championships at wembley in front of 60,000 fans. the fact he is not here today, a mere coincidence. we hope he enjoys the game. he has a birthday wish for an england win. stu can retire, he always says. i don't play governor. i don't play tennis. i love the news and i have passion for the financial markets. i love what i do. he one of lucky few in this world comes to work and thoroughly, thoroughly enjoys w

it does tell you, stu, that they've seen the polls.on't want it, but they're willing to allow it to happen anyway. stuart: i sometimes wonder what's happening to our great country. but tammy bruce is setting us straight, and i appreciate that. see you soon. >> thank you, sir. stuart: look at those markets go. dow is up 34,900, nasdaq's up, s&p is up, and is jonathan hoenig is with us now. i've got a bone to pick with you, hoenig. last week -- you know what's coming. last week you say is you were cautious about the market, indeed, as it was about to go down, now you say the market seems almost unstoppable. you turned on a dime, jonathan. >> well, look, i'm still short, and i'm still getting my koester handed to me, but i was cautious, and identify been dead wrong -- i've been dead wrong. i'm looking at stocks like target, eli lilly, mcdonald's, google, microsoft, all at either all-time highs or 52-week highs, and that's bullish. the market is still in bull mode, but the momentum has slowed. only about 40% of stocks now are above their 5

>> hey, stu.ly there wasn't any vetted classic literature included in this curriculum platform. along with this curriculum platform with projects, very scripted timeline to administer projects and the projects, no matter what we were teaching, what quarter, they seemed to be weighted, weighted very heavily on the narrative of oppressor versus the oppressed. stuart: america as a bad place, an oppressive place? was it white people as oppressors? was that mentioned specifically? >> yes. that's the unfortunate part about all of this, it is hard for me to say those words because i care about my students. i don't believe that we are, we have systemic racism. i see only caring teachers who are not racist at all and -- stuart: what is your choice now, ramona? what can you do now? they took your curriculum away, replaced it with one you don't approve of or i don't either, so now what? what are you teaching and are you still teaching? >> we're going to be teaching the same curriculum, with the same projects

here at stu leonard's, they're starting to stockpile categories of food.urope, also we're seeing cheeses are being stockpiled and frozen seafood that can keep and store for longer periods of time. the goal, the ceo says, is to keep those products on hand so they're not tied up in any supply chain issues as they're coming in from overseas. but these buying practices are happening as we're learning about increased grocery prices from today's consumer price index that was released. we know that fresh fish and seafood is up by 6.4 % over a year ago, bacon up by 8%. the ceo here says the grocery stores are competing against other industries in these food products. listen. >> you're seeing certain things, the cruise ships and the restaurants want the center cut steaks, strip, new york, porterhouse and ribeye. lobster's another big one. there's really a shortaging of lobster right now. we're buying all the lobster tails we can find. >> reporter: now, the food prices are top of mind not just for the grocery store, but for customers as well. stu leonard's saying th

spencer and he says, you know stu. what do you think and stu goes well, mr. president. they are an evil empire. but yeah, that was kind of harsh at which point reagan just doesn't want his wife to have any more ammunition and just says what do we have for dessert? there's a great light that shines on the president and first lady and they're highly visible to our country and it's obviously the office to the president and his staff the white house, but it's also the home to the president and his family. how did nancy reagan or how did the reagan's make the residents of the white house their home? not just aesthetically but how did they live there in a way that nurtured their marriage nurtured their relationship? well her her decision to renovate the white house and specific. glade the private quarters of the white house in the middle of a recession was politically a disaster. but she does want it to be a home. and you know, yes, they threw glittering social events dozens and dozens of beautiful state dinners. they were o

>> stu, what this will do is democratize space. back in the 1950s, only the wealthy could do commercial airlines or commercial aircraft flight, right? it was only the wealthy and relatively the few. just a generation later anyone can fly. i think within another generation you will be able to see anyone go into space. i think you will see d.c. to tokyo in under two hours because of these rapidly emerging technologies. the other piece, stu, we're seeing venture capital and investment flowing into new space companies and startups with amazing new technologies. 10 billion set a record last year. it is also starting a real explosion in stem technologies and interest in our young folks. we're going to be a million jobs short in the stem fields over the next decade but i got to tell you, when i go into elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, especially in the space coast in florida, they're fired up and what i love about it, it is the private sector leading the way, not government. stuart: don't have any problem with a couple bi

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. >> theyey keep doing g that stu >> i wowould be reallyly scarar >> i would be upset if someone did that to me. >> they should know better, if they are adults. >> the new public service announcement features kids speaking out against unworldly and violent incidents in the air and the f.a.a. received more than 3200 reports of unruly passengers so far this year. more than 2400 of them involved conflicts over wearing a mask. >>> even if you're not traveling this fourth of july weekend there is plenty of fun things to do. >> we have more if you're staying local. >> official firework shows back, making a welcome return to the bay area this weekend from san francisco to the south bay to the east bay, and thanks to covid-19 vaccines and reopening, the show in san francisco will commence sunday, july 4, 9:30 over san francisco's waterfront. it is bound to be spectacular. weather permitting of course. the fireworks nights are never hot and balmy in the bay. >> see the rest of listen things to do at kpix.com and see him live honor morning show starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> always great ideas outs

will: joining us is the president and ceo of stu leonard's, stu leonard jr. along with chef chris.l: a ribeye? >> this is what they like. this is the best steak you can buy. pete: you ground that up and combine it? >> yes. that's why you need two nap cups because it's going to -- napkins because it's going to drip. rachel: there you go. >> we have millions of new chefs in america -- rachel: that's right. because people learned to cook. people don't just want a normal hamburger, they're mixing brisket, short ribs, they're mixing all kinds of things. we're going to let you taste it. rachel: this is the it right here? >> by the way, chris' dad works at stu leonard's too. cut it up, chris, come on. there you go. will: did you put pineapple in? >> the fat adds the flavor. >> now, that was the ribeye -- rachel: thank you for making this immediate yum rare for me. that's the -- medium rare. that's the way a burger should be. >> what do you think? rachel: it's delicious. this is perfectly cooked too. >> that is really good. >> when you do your hamburger, there's a couple secrets. hot grill

the white abalone breeding program here has really been informed by a lot of the stu he's done with his commercial business in santa barbara on the kind of technique for raising the larvae, how you grow them out, how you raise a lot in a very small space. that's all information that's incredibly important to abalone conservation. bush: there's a really strong demand domestically. almost all of ourroduct is sold in california or just on the west coast. we do everything in-house. we're a completely integrated farm. we have adult abalone, wch we'll take into the hatchery, and you get a tiny little fertilized abalone embryo. we get them by the millions. 24 hours laterthey hatch, and feed, feed, feed, repeat, and harvest at about 100 grams, about a 3 1/2-inch shell length. and that's the market size, and we crank those out 52 weeks a year. aquilino: much of what we do here in this program has been inspired by what abalone farmers do, people like doug bush and dan swezey at the cultured abalone farm have really helped us figure out how to maximize production in this lab. so we take their best

pitching, but wasn't enough to overcome the cardinals sports director jason dumas says right here in the stuireworks show of a different sort after a california prison inmate who was part of a fire crew stole a fire engine and drove it into a ditch. lonnie wong reports on that. >> many first grabs. the fire truck security cameras pick up a fire truck in the distance apparently doing donuts on the dirt. it was part of a response to this grass fire and shingle springs that included a prison crew based in georgetown neighborhood resident bill wild is on scene because firefighters went to the wrong location. at first he was glad a crew was there. those guys will be here all night. >> working hard. you know, this is great news and then a couple minutes later, the guy took off with the fire tracked with the chief chasing after him. the suspect led chp units on the slow speed chase through the dirt before trip down 100 feet of fencing and into the yard of a truck rack company were in the tory was stacked up to be actually landed on top of a couple of them. >> drags it through the parking lot sparki

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the latest stu could have more pressure on the authorities. "bbc news," delhi.from delhi to china, operations underway to rescue passengers who are submerged in waist deep waters on a subway train. more than a dozen cities have been flooded. china's state media shared these images from social media. we have been not able to verify them. they were traveling in central hunan province when the carriage began to fill water. here is my colleague, michael bristow. michael: there hasn't been much information from the authorities in china at the moment. it's in the middle of the night. they'll still be gathering information, they usually don't put out information at this time. what we really know about the flooding in hunan province there in central china is mostly what we have seen there is images posted on social media, those images are very, very dramatic, most dramatic of all from the provincial capital, the subway station there, initially we had pictures of cascading water flowing down steps inundating subway station and then these images emerged of people actually

you looking back to the 84 campaign because we've talked to a number of people like ed rollins and stu spencer and -- worthland who say looking back at that campaign, and then you certainly you are talking politics in a campaign. that that mrs. reagan is one of the most astute canny politicians they've ever known i mean how i guess what i'm really asking you as a political pro how good a politician is she well i think when she talks about something of that kind. i think that she's reflecting what you could feel is would be the reaction. and on a broader on a broader scale of more people. it's reaction to what? what i mean, it's a reflection of what reaction would be to. to some decisions, so you think she has pretty good antenna in that sense. yeah. it's reckon. some people have suggested that you. have been the driving force in your husband's career and that you wanted the presidency more than he did. yeah. i know i've read that too. not true. i i thought i married an actor and actually, he was asked he was asked to run for office. soon after we got married and turned it down by the d

and stu thousand nine, which is quite some time ago congress has directed $20 million in democracy assistance annually but even if you look at last year, last year alone they have one or $76 million good to cuba the cuba imported $123 million worth of chicken from the united states just as an example. obsolete one of the issues there justifiably out there in the streets protesting is a hunger or the lack of vaccines et cetera but we are continuing to provide which we will continue to do. i would say i'm vaccines one of the challenges, jonathan you may be familiar with his cuba has not joined kovacs and has indicated they intend to vaccinate the population using the vaccine which the pan-american health organization has been urging cuban scientist to publish their results in the peer-reviewed literature on this vaccine. in terms of kovacs we have provided as you although vaccines to a range of countries in the world but we certainly recognize and understand that access to vaccines is one of the issues that a number of individuals are voicing concern about. but we have to determine what the mec

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stu varney on for an hour talking about it. base demands it. it is not just spending on stimulus or infrastructure. they are trying to push amnesty through these bills, too. left wing priorities with a ton of additional stimulus. still fighting to keep the supplemental insurance there. all of these things lead to more money in the economy which leads to inflation and we're seeing it not to mention what they did with energy and holding back our energy potential domestically which has caused gasoline prices to skyrocket. >> harris: you mean the pipeline? >> yeah, the one they scrapped. >> harris: now you have all these people who don't have jobs. they still don't have the jobs that president biden promised to wom into the economy. look, you mentioned this and i want to get my team to pull it up. senator lindsey graham ripped democrats proposal of amnesty to the spending bill. >> this is a power grab. the 3 1/2 trillion dollar democratic infrastructure. they want to put amnesty in that bill. if you give one person legal status the

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stu -- stuart: close your eyes a little bit, i guess.e said that the market warned us a little bit about this. i think from our perspective, i think a lot of other strategists' perspective, a bit of a pullback was in the cards. today is about trying to sort out what you think the drivers are and if there's value to pick . i think that's what a lot of people are struggling with this morning. alix: do we know if there is the margin call? i feel like every time there is a market that is disorderly, we start to hear the margin call conversation. stuart: it's not what i have heard. hopefully that is not the case. we actually saw a little bit of a pullback in retail per two the patient and markets over the course of the last two weeks anyway. a little surprising because he would think coming in to earnings season, those big tech stocks, you would've had a pickup in options activity on the retail side, but we saw a bit of a pullback, so perhaps that ends up being a positive that you had a little bit less of that positioning in the market, but i

is stu basically rebuild its reputations. i can tell you the good news is so far the vaccination diplomats say it's not very successful because the chinese vaccines, the efficiency is only about 60% and we don't even know if that is accurate. so even their own cdc used american vaccine like pfizer or the one invented in france, the booster shot to increase the efficiency of the vaccine. so so far the vaccine diplomacy is not successful, but it does show the communist party that it is waiting to do again, anything and it has the resources to have a geopolitical influence. >> do you think it is accurate to say china has used the crisis to gain and influence across the globe? >> i think they definitely try to do that that's why you see all of this misinformation. this whole fact-finding of the coronavirus wasn't very successful and came back with nothing. to try to blame its the u.s. military who brought it and i just think we've done enough research in china and all the evidence countries look for anywhere else. but because now

david: stu. welcome to "coast to coast." i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. a very busy hour ahead. mask up to get into disney. vacs up to get into favorite restaurant or get a vaccine or doctor's note to get back into your office. how governments and businesses nationwide are responding to the delta variant and worries therein. the markets are green as dow, s&p, raise to new all-time highs. but economic signals are flashing red today. we'll tell you that story. a big lineup ahead to help us break down the other stories. nypd commissioner bill bratton on the crime crisis. karl rove on president biden and his party in danger. the headwinds facing them as they face 2022. first, the latest gdp numbers showing the economy grew at a slower pace than expected. last quarter we saw pending home sales fall 1.9% even though we were expecting an increase. all of this is as fed chair jerome powell, ceo of mcdonald's say those extended unemployment benefits are putting growing pressure on employers. reacting to all of this fox news contributor liz peek. surevest's rob lun

which, hopefully, you'll come back, we'll talk about - i think it's called "stu," right now. >> yeah.ried to become an actor. he fell in love. and, in order to kind of win the girl over, he wanted to get baptized and then he had this horrific accident. and then he wanted to go - once he got baptized, he wanted to go all the way and he became a priest it's a true story. >> jimmy: this is a picture of you filming the movie, right >> yep that's as a boxer. >> jimmy: yeah, and then three weeks later, and this is not - i'm not making this up three weeks later, this is a a picture of mark. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: dude, how? i mean, how is that possible >> it's the mustache [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what did it >> unfortunately, i had to consume for two weeks, 7,000 calories and then for another two weeks, 11,000 calories. and it was fun for about an hour and then -- you know, it's just such a - it's such a physical -- a hard, physical thing to do i mean, losing weight, you just kind of tough it out, you just don't eat. and exercise and this, even when you're full, i would wake u

we're seeing like i've been in the business 50 years, our family back here at stu leonards. i haven't seen the confluence of events like this where you're short on supply and seeing inflationary things like the reporter mentioned earlier about fuel and the things that are affecting our local farmers around the new york area here. >> so one thing though that we don't know is that -- lydia also mentioned how consumers are confident. there's a certain amount of there. feels like people say hey, we're free, we understand what we missed and we're willing to pay it right now. are you getting that at your stores? >> you know what? don't forget we created millions of new chefs in america during the pandemic. everybody was cooking at home. we're noticing right now people are asking for better quality food. they want the center cut stakes, the ribeyes, the strip steak, the porter house and especially fish. people are requesting different kinds of fish. we have not seen these huge price increases except in the meat area. a lot of our cattle ranchers and says it takes us 18 months to ra

david: stu. welcome to "coast to coast." i'm david asman in for neil cavuto.inesses nationwide are responding to the delta variant and worries therein. the marke

>> yeah, no,g basic science stu that honestly jives with what we're seeing clinically.lly what's important at beating this disease is vaccination. so this study suggested that one dose isn't nearly as effective as two. but the full vaccination dose requires two doses. you know what's even worse than one or two doses of vaccine is natural infection. so vaccination is just definitely the better route to go, better than natural immunity, better than one dose. two full doses provides quite a bit of protection. >> to that point, half of the u.s. is not fully vaccinated. the problem is that the unvaccinated seem to be clustered primarily in republican states and areas, and more than 80% of unvaccinated republicans do not trust the federal government on covid. speak to the problem of vaccinations being a political rather than health decision apparently for so many people and how to fix that. >> yeah. i don't know how the world came to this. i mean i wouldn't ever have an accountant take out an appendix. they do great accounting, but i don't think anybody would want an operatio

prosecutors would even bother to charge such piddly little crimes because everybody does that kind of stus course, you would expect defense lawyers to say exactly that. we won't know what the charges are until they are unsealed tomorrow afternoon. what we do know is that the state prosecutor that's been working on this, along with the new york attorney general's office that's been working on this, it's been three years that they have been at work on this case. and the question of whether former president donald trump personally himself ever faces charges in this case, that remains open, an open question. the trump organization's lawyer, ron fischetti, has said that he's heard from prosecutors is that donald trump himself will not be charged in tomorrow's indictment, but that doesn't mean that he might not be charged in a subsequent indictment. or as they call it in legal terms a superseding indictments. now, people who watch these things tell us that's not unusual. it is not routine, but it is not at unusual for for individuals associated with a company like this, in the case of allen weis

restaurants and bars obviously eager to attract them to come inside local stu and one such spot is the historic top of the market. bar located at the international market. king's hotel to a bella, had a chance to go up there and gives us a look now at what they have to offer. >> but people are comfortable and relaxed and that we can enjoy themselves located at the very top of the international market hotel appropriately named top of the mark has stayed in tip top shape with 6 other what our filters. so we put in the head but felt as that of the most effective at screening any potential issues due covid fixture for 8 decades. the lounge bar offers views like no other. >> post-pandemic the hidden gem is looking to entice more visitors to sept and experience. all it has to offer and we're changing it up a little bit. we we have the book expressions that we're rolling out today. >> where with paring local chocolates and truffles with local infuse. but kuz we have a local dj believe faces every friday. so we'll change up the music. so we're trying to appeal to a broader audience even on a q

stu spotty was found at 06:00am near the former arch rock area. it is not clear yet how she died. it's now been 10 days since philip cray-chick disappeared. the 37 year-old father of 2 was last seen going for a run at the pleasanton ridge regional park over the weekend. the alameda county sheriff's office used nearly 200 people to research areas that have already been checked and that includes steep ravines, other state to rain. still, they have not come up with any new leads. hundreds of volunteers have also tried to help. >> tonight will creek. police are investigating the city's 3rd homicide of 2021 something they say is rare. it happened early sunday. sunday morning outside of the spoon tonic lounge and bar near north main street and st. louis road officers found 4 people shot at the scene. one of the victims died. the others are expected to recover tonight. investigators say they do not believe the shooting was targeted. >> investigators have determined this was an isolated incident. there's no concern for the community anyone watching this has any information to share regard

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stu raise your risk of heart rhythm problems. in the largest study of its kind, ucsf researchers found no evidence that drinking a moderate amount of coffee causes cardiac arrhythmia. scientists say each additional cup of coffee a day was associated with 3% lower risk of any arrhythmia occurring. nearly 400,000 coffee drinkers took part in the research and the paper is published in gemma international medicine. >> medical association. gama. right. >> java? appropriate. >> look, so the three of you drink your coffee in the morning, so you are fine. >> time to put it into your travel mug and take you for a ride, guys. a drive. however you commute. mass transit looking good for the ride. the drive over here at thehe backup, it's light obviously, 5:17, we did an incident reported somewhere along the approach, maybe underneath the 880 overcrossing. i haven't seen slowing in the last few minutes there. we'll leave the marker there as a possibility. there's more slowing towards the golden gate bridge north bay. no problems there. a live

stu? stuart: we'll see how they police it as well. a mask all the time if you're not. that will be a very difficult task. thanks for bringing us the story, grady, see you again soon. back to the markets. let's bring in susan. look at google, microsoft an apple because, okay, they reported yesterday. surely the analysts are coming out this morning with price targets. susan: my goodness. stuart: they have all new price targets. susan: that's right. because the bullishness of these reports. let's start with, want to start with alphabet and google since we're looking for a huge rally. thank you so much for being so flexible there. morgan stanley is calling eight 3,000-dollar stock. most of the analysts say at least 3 grand. so you have still some pretty sizable up side there. all three tech guy dance, apple, microsoft, google, they had a 50 billion in profits among three companies. you know how many companies are worth $50 billion? >> not many. susan: not many in the s&p 500. alphabet. stuart: google is going to $3,000 and more. susan: ye

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the fact is, is that regardless of the topic, stu, that americans -- we're americans.how wrong, and people can make up their minds. america's have been very good at it. we remain good at it, and there's a few people who want to control that conversation because the truth does set you free, and that's the last thing they want. stuart: you've got that right. tammy bruce, have a great weekend. see you next week. >> thank you, sir. stuart: let's get to the markets. this is not a huge rally by any means, but we've got the dow, s&p, nasdaq on the upside, and jonathan hoenig joins us now. all right, jonathan, i'm just reading here on the prompter what you've been saying. you say we're about to see a big drop. now, that's dramatic. make your case. >> yeah. well, looking for those canaries in the coal mine, stuart. you remember, that's a song from many years ago, and starting to see some evidence. think of breadth as underneath the hood of the car. 60% of stocks now are below their 50-day moving average. so it's one indicator. but the big one, in fact, you've been talking about

my co-prosecutors stu ryan texted me and told me and i was just in complete disbelief. particularly since i thought there was no alleged agreement. he went forward. the common pleas court agreed with us. the superior court agreed. excuse me, the supreme court disagreed, but, yeah, i was just in total shock. >> the court's ruling does not touch on the issue of guilt or innocence. it turns on whether or not there was a valid agreement not to prosecute and whether your office needed to abide by it, but cosby was triumphant. on the radio he said, this is for all who have been wrongfully imprisoned regardless of race, color or creed. your reaction? >> my reaction to that statement, particularly as it is made in conjunction with his other statement, specifically the one that this is justice for black americans, makes me sick to my stomach and absolutely disgusted, because throughout the trial and continuing on now, he is trying to exploit that black americans, including myself, as a former prosecutor, have for justice in america for black and brown bodies. the other thing i w

thank you, stu, i appreciate it. welcome to "coast to coast," everyone, i'm edward lawrence. strap on, this is going to be a wild ride with a swam-packed show as stocks look to close the month in the green. is some of the major stories we are watching, the cdc has a new warning about the delta area i can't, and some fear this could lead to -- variant, and some fear this could lead to more restrictions. what is st. louis fed president james bullard worried about? i just spoke with him. arkansas congressman french hill on calls for congress to extend the nationwide ban on evictions. former detroit police chief james craig on the push to combat rising crime coast to coast, and wyoming senator cynthia loomis on why she's worried about the beijing olympics. but first, our top story this hour, all eyes on the cdr as the agency's expected -- cdc as the agency's expected to release the data they use to justify mask recommendations. correspondent mark meredith is live at the white house. we're waiting on the science on this, where is it, mark? >> reporter: that's what we're all waitin

ashley: thanks very much, stu, thanks for again playing that replay. welcome to cavuto "coast to coast." i'm ashley webster in for neil cavuto. we have news coming in from around the globe. lots going on. starting off the week with the s&p 500 and nasdaq hitting all time intraday highs. right now the markets are all higher, very modestly so. the experts will weigh in, what the economic news will mean long term. we'll talk about inflation. plus billionaire, richard branson, sir richard branson my mistake, hitting us out of this world, with the historic flight to the edge of space. can fellow billionaire jeff bezos top that? we'll see. we'll bring you a live report. back in this hemisphere, a rare uprising in cuba with food and medicine shortages. we'll bring the latest. what are the democrat socialists saying about all of this? or what are they not saying? all right, cavuto "coast to coast" gets underway right now. let's begin with the stocks starting off the week in the green. investors are optimistic as big banks expected to kick off the earnings this

quickly, stu, the lawsuit brought by 10 people in broward county, they say cutting off of those benefits and want four weeks retroactive they haven't received. in fact there are many states, five states are being sued. it will be interesting to see how that plays out in florida. back to you. stuart: this is america. everything ends up in court, now doesn't it, ashley? we knew that. ashley: that's true. stuart: regrettably. >>> layne's chick enfingers, they're in texas, they made three teenagers managers because of the labor shortage because of the pandemic. the ceo is garrett reid. he is back with us this morning. >> good morning. stuart: three teenagers as managers. at least one of them is 50,000 bucks a year. tell us, how is that working out? >> it is good to be on this morning. it is working out fantastic. the one you're speaking about you and i spoke about before was jason and he is, he is doing fantastic, very impressed with him. stuart: what is his working day look like? >> you know, they just did a story on that. you know gets up probably earlier than most teenagers do nowadays. g

thank you, stu, i appreciate it. welcome to "coast to coast," everyone, i'm edward lawrence.a area i can't, and some fear this could lead to -- variant, andom

yes, stu is on vacation. i want to talk about some of the players we can on the u.s.why do you think they didn't show it? what was going on? >> not really sure. but they did not run for the fact that meghan rapinoe and others were kneeling. did not run from the fact whole team kneeled except for a couple players, controversy there. u.s. soccer seems to be a very woke organization of late. here they are vigorously denying they turned their back. this is disciplined team went out and crushed mexico. before the in the world. favorite to get a gold medal. discipline from the time you walk out to the house you stand for the national anthem on down. i watched the video again. i'm going to go with them on their word. because, there really is no downside for them doing this. you saga when berry is more famous. i'm sure she will get a nike deal soon. women's team is not sanctioned for doing this. i will go with their denial. carley lloyd who i respect more than any athlete in the planet, 40-year-olds old, now the captain, said we will will i will go. ashley: some were acknowle