-- stu varney. but you watch. you use it. stuart: yeah. in a sort of a way, i do. i watch it, i watch some soccer games -- >> yep. stuart: and i think it's in spanish, that's how i watch it. >> sorry, just to -- you know, we were talking about the rally that we're seeing? stuart: sure. >> you know that bull markets don't die on their own. it's usually policy mistakes or unforeseen events like covid, and i think you were right to start off the bell with that discussion. stuart: okay, thank you. we're looking now at dow winners. these are the winners hong the dow 30 -- among the dow 30 stocks, cisco systems leads, a small gain, 1%. mastercard, cigna and gilead sciences is in there too. now the nasdaq winners, there are some, even though the nasdaq is way, way down. gilead sciences, fox corporation, monster beverage are on that list. >>> and there's this: matthew mcconaughey is not saying all right, all right, all right to vaccinating his own kids. watch this. >> i couldn't mandate having to vaccinate

susan: thank you so much rob and thank you to stu and martin. what's interesting to me is the context is different for very -- very different for jim baker, an extremely reluctant dabbler in peacemaking. at the same time there is an interesting through line that i am hearing from the kissinger story and the carter story. like henry kissinger, jim baker wanted nothing to do with middle east peacemaking. that is an important marker to start out with. he did not have this deal of an ideologue or even the religion motivation although he is very religious. he did not have a drive in and of itself to be peacemaker. when he and george w. bush came into office in 1989, he was very clear in laying out a marker and saying i am not going to be like george schultz, i won't be flying around the middle east. forget it. i don't want to do it. there is nothing to gain there. everyone on this discussion knows well, basically you might not want to be about the middle east but the middle east wants to be involved with you. there more or less is where the matter st

>> we are, stu.r everybody that makes money off tourists coming into town. it's great to see this positive news. and europe especially can't wait to come to the u.s. it's been too long for a lot of people to reconnect with family. stuart: a federal judge upheld united airlines' vaccine mandate for employees. jeff, the airline industry is really struggling. how will this mandate affect travel as we get to the holidays? >> well, it is going to be an issue because there are a lot of employees that won't get vaccinated. they're not being forced to get vaccinated, they're being forced to choose unpaid leave as their option if they don't get vaccinated. and we already have staffing issues. so with this increase of international inbound travelers are, we already have an issue staffing planes, staffing pilots, even aircraft deliveries behind due to covid, so it's going to make more delays, more difficult. again, although it's god news that more people --ed good news that more people are coming, we need to be

at least, stu, we had bases, local allies on the ground.80 billion of weapons. we need to at least begin establishing the infrastructure, working with the indians, working with our other allies to get ready because the defense department is now saying isis will be able to hit us again within six months. what is biden doing? falling asleep at climate conferences. i'm not going wait for another 9/11 until congress acts. stuart: congressman, i want to close the interview like this. you're the first green to serve in congress. on behalf of all of our viewers i want to thank you for your service. stuart: >> thank you, stu. we'll keep up the fight. stuart: good stuff, thanks, congressman. come on in, again, mr. brenberg. your thoughts on desantis saying he will bus migrants to delaware? >> can he do that, probably not. i think it is tongue-in-cheek. this is moment where states like florida, states like texas, saying if we don't push back. if we don't take advantage of rights we have in a federal system, we'll run over by an administration that wi

but -- stu ends every segment i do with hem he says you're all right joe and i like that.ning 55 going strong so i'm thankful for stu varney here's where i take, you my wife asked you for a signed autograph and your people were kind enough to send it but we weren't expecting this. can we put this up on screen -- i mean, it is a little bit over the top. good to see you're in such great shape. dan: check him out ordinarily i would like to say look at that, that's me folks but here's problem, i'm a city kid from new york used to swim at fire hydrant only time i've seen a horse so not a chance that is me but i love how you and crew set me up on my own show i tried to surprise and i had nothing to do with this. i wanted concha on forever and he turns show back on me unfiltered with joe concha. >> it is in the bedroom as we speak so congratulations -- dan: i can't go we can answer, though, turkey yes or no i'm down on turkey, i'm just not a trky guy sorry and thanksgiving doesn't cover for me a sub standard meat i'm sorry. >> that is thanksgiving turkey thumbs-up what do you hav

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congressman stu beebe and tuchman's and so is congressman steil the secretary of state said u.s.es should not invest in chinese companies that china uses to impress people solar power companies using slave labor to see the point here at the climb thick talks begin the u.s. off of oil and gas. the biden white house, john kerry that that used with slave labor to make green products like solar panels. >> silent by perpetuate that push the grain to deal infrastructure that had a ton of spending that would help china because a lot of those components come out of china through slave labor. in china was not even there at this summit do know why? china has no plans whatsoever to cut their carbon emissions in fact they want to take imports from the united states on coal so they can burn it and more coal plants. they have no plans to slow down the amount of carbon they are admitting into the world all while they are using slave labor to produce the product that joe biden wants all of americans to purchase. >> to congressman scooby's point, congressman steil, john kerry wants to wipe out u.

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ceo of stu leonard with take on inflation and how much can you save on shopping and how much price havein up for the staples that we are eating this saturday. thanksgiving travel puts airlines to the test. what to expect when you're heading to the airport? a lot coming up. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. maria: welcome back, well, both lebron james and the nba weighing in on the kyle rittenhouse verdict but continuing to stay silent on china and tennis star peng shaui lebron james accused kyle of faking tears, what tears, that boy ate lemon heads before going to court. our thoughts are with the families of those whose lives were taken in this tragedy. the right to peacefully protest is a bedrock of our democracy. any forms of vigilantism in our society are unacceptable writes the nba. we know that peng shaui had gone missing after accusing vice premier of the ccp of sexual abuse when she did so she put that on waymo account. the post was taken down within minutes and her footprint on social media was completely gone and then she was disappeared for two weeks, n

let me give you some numbers, stu.r week. the risk of -- is one in 20,000 per week. now that risk is heavily clustered towards older people. the average age of a breakthrough infect being hospitalized is 3. the average age of someone dying is age 80. what you will see as these boosters get pushed out around advisories recommending them, college students are going to be required to get boosters. it is going to ignore the fact that the risk is not equally distributed in the population. it is always been hard for this virus to hurt someone young and healthy. that is still the case. stuart: what about a booster mandate? i can see it coming. i think the administration is considering it. you don't favor it? >> no. because, remember, kids who are unvaccinated have a lower risk than adults who are vaccinated. if a young healthy person has two natural doses of the vaccine in their system designed by god. so remember it may be a different tailored strategy by age and risk. when the government says mandate a booster, by the way c

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let's bring in stu leonard i don't live far from nor walk, connecticut and i frequent strks stu leonards stuff i notice the inflation there, but how pervasive is it and will it prevent people from spending more or will consumers eat the cost because they want to put on thanksgiving dinner? >> well, first of all, dom, i just want to say that i -- i'm honored that you go from a fed chairman to boots on the ground here okay you can see we have our turkeys. we're just loaded and we're here listening to customers and what people are feeling i would say you are right, you're probably going to get, you know, 10% roughly increase but just to give you an example, okay we have this dinner right here, it's about $22 a head. it can serve eight people with this meal. it's like thanksgiving in a box. so it went up 10% maybe. actually, it didn't increase the price, we have absorbed on this one. but if it went up 10%, that's about $2 on the other hand, here's your whole turkey this is about a 20 pounder, 40 bucks. everybody is going to be buying them now this is something our best-seller is a rib eye st

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stu went vincent, if i recall correctly gets on the bench and then leaves the bents right? and goes back into bureaucracy. and then is nominated for supreme court, not as an appellate judge but as a cabinet member, right? >> he is on the bench. he nominated franklin roosevelt to the court of appeals. it was seen to this day and accurately so the second most important federal court in the united states. and then world war ii breaks out, franklin roosevelt says i need you. frankly vincent is here to get off the bench and participate more actively in the war effort. world war i america's involvement when the war ended just as vincent had finished basic training. he felt like he had missed out or world war i. so we wanted to contribute now in his later years in world war ii and a more direct manner. so he left his lifetime appointment with tenure in the pension and everything that comes with it agreed to become a cabinet member for franklin roosevelt hopscotch two different jobs. they stopped holding confirmation hearings for did stop holding votes for vincent. the white house

reporter: that certainly is the fear here at drexel building supply, stu.ce, joel fleischman is the president here on top of the hiring challenges that you would face, you have to pay for compliance, have employees making sure you're in compliance or get fined by the government, by osha. i mean, what the would all of this do for consumer costs? >> consumer costs would soar. i think we be out of business. we couldn't sustain that kind of increases in those kind of fines and control, i'm not sure we have the staff to be able to. reporter: stu mentioned things are on pause as this works its way through the courts. what are you doing in the meantime because the january 4 t approaching we're about a month away now. >> absolutely, we'll only a month away but we are steadfast to simply hold the line. we're not doing anything. i think it's really important not to do anything right now, just to say hey, this is not a law yet this is not a mandate and we're not putting any effort towards it at all. reporter: if half of your employees do leave and you have to hire hun

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reporter: well, two parts to that, stu.angeles and long beach have come down slightly on the other hand, the number of container ships waiting offshore has gone up from a month ago, we actually hit a record high this week, comfortably above 80 of those container ships waiting days, even weeks to get in. the latest figures we have as of today, 75 of those ships waiting to get in, and that, despite president biden this week touting his own personal intervention to try to unblock the supply chain. listen here to the president. >> i just had to convince the ports of long beach and los angeles where 40% of all products come into the western united states, to stay open seven days a week, 24 hours a day, because they are backing up ships and container vessels for miles and miles and miles, hundreds of them, and that's the reason why you don't have things on the shelves. reporter: and the president is right on that at least. there are a lot of shelves that are bare and a lot of stores across the country, and anybody whose been shop

you're standing with stu in the courtroom.serves an honorable discharge? >> this is about the 17 years of good service that he gave. consider for the past 17 years he has been in constant combat or training for combat, training others for combat and the judge accepted that. he made a pretty good argument right at the end, i have never seen a series of 17 years of fitness reports that is the top block all across the board. but for this one incident right at the end stu scheller really had a phenomenal career. we're asking the secretary of the navy give him a discharge consistent with the entirety of his career, not one event at the end. reality is, people say he shouldn't have said it, shouldn't have posted it, nobody is saying what he said isn't true. what you're looking at right now where senior military leadership is angry at him but his discharge status shouldn't be whether we're angry at him. it should be dictated by what is fair and just. pete: not treated him fair. had his medical health records leaked. called him a narc

neil: what's going on, stu? why, first of all.s the impact been on turkey prices? >> with he will-- well, over all i would sigh a bump in fuel prices and first time in my life i spent $100 to fill a tank of gas in the car. so, you're seeing this all over. there's a little bump in thanksgiving and here is what i'd like to tell everybody, least expensive holiday in the year, talking $2 a pound type turkeys and everything. so look at filet mignon and rib roast you'll be having in a month for the holidays and everything. i wouldn't say that people should panic, but prices have jumped up a little bit. now-- >> what do you recommend, stew, when that happens and the turkey has to be the centerpiece still and how do you guide them and how do your customers find a way around them? >> you know, neil, first thing i'd say, make it yourself. okay? i'm showing you a dinner that we have at stew's that was $175 for eight people right here, and we've seen this, like 300 plus percent jump, over triple because people are going to larger gatherings.

stu? stuart: dreadful story. grady, thank you very much for bringing it to us.ly chain issues may drastically hike import and consumer costs. what kind of increases are we talking about. lauren: for computers and electronics up 11.4%, for turn ture clothing up 10% between now and 2023. that suggests that inflation sticks around for at least another year. i gave draws tick example, prices increase 1.2%. stuart: the thing it spreads out to 2023. doesn't go away. lauren: no short-term fix here. stuart: thanks, lauren. programing note about new episode of my new fox business prime show, called "american built" airs tonight. here is a preview. ♪ coney island grew because one scrappy entrepreneur after another tried to get the best of his rivals. they built it ride by ride. >> there was anything goes kind of atmosphere. stuart: from the switch back railway. >> it was a very slow roller coaster. stuart: to the cyclone. >> click, click. oh [bleep]. stuart: building the birthplace of the a musement park. coney island. so, lauren, it is on tonight. american-built, 9:00 p.

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

stu, take it away. stuart: well, the dog show is over, good morning, maria, and good morning everyone. [laughter] let's get serious. a mounting chorus of criticism for the president, and it's coming from his own party. and it's coming from the democrat bible, that is "the new york times." if the democrat loses the times, that democrat has a big problem. quote: i warned the democrats about inflation, writes steven rattner. how could an administration gotten this issue so long? that's what he's saying. ratner was a top official with president obama. quote: democrats shouldn't panic, they should go into shock. you'd think warnings and discontent like that would make the president change course, but he can't. he's locked into far-left policies that created his problems. despite inflation, or maybe because of it, consumers are buying early for the holidays. the retail sector is on fire. macy's reported this morning. foot traffic strong, that's important. consumers are going back to bricks and mortar stores b

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back to you, stu. stuart: edward lawrence thanks very much indeed.expert, that would be gordon chang back with us on "varney & company." gordon, did xi win this virtual meeting last night? >> oh, certainly, stu. china has been maliciously attacking the united states. it deliberately released the coronavirus. 764,000 americans dead. it spreads fentanyl to our shores t subverted our country by inciting violence. it steals our intellectual property by billions of dollars, perhaps $500 billion. we didn't hear what president biden should do about it. he should be imposing costs. the chinese like to cost, because while they talk we don't do anything to protect ourselves. stuart: president biden says this new infrastructure bill which he just signed will help the u.s. outcompete china. watch this, gordon, roll tape. >> we risk losing our edge as a nation and china and the rest of the world are catching up. our infrastructure sector used to be rated best in the world. according to the world economic forum we rank 13th in the world. that is about to change. t

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reggie: skinny legend said we could still have thanksgiving stu so people don't need to get upset. right. everything's fine. reggie: good morning on this monday, november 1. mike: good morning, nice to have everybody back. we are one on the storm impact scale. that will make for some wet roads today. it's what is from cloverdale up to ukiah. from north to south. the southerly wind is coming in but we are pretty mild this morning stuff we will feed this system with southerly winds and have temperatures around 57-60 three degrees with the heaviest showers in the north bay and they become scattered this afternoon. still pretty mild at 7:00 p.m. we will look at future radar not only for the storm but for the next one wednesday and thursday coming up. reggie: marin county becomes the first bay area county to lift the current mask mandate. if you are fully vaccinated come you don't have to wear one indoors starting at noon.amy hollyfield is live there this morning. >> today, the signs can come down and the masks can come off marin county. the mask mandate went into effect august 2 so it'

stu, good to see you. what do the customers do in the face of higher prices? where are they dodging and weaving? >> well first of all, neil, it is great to have you back, to see you so healthy right now. neil: thank you. >> i can see the antibodies oozing out of your skin right now. neil: that is just sweat but go ahead. >> you know what? i would, i listened to those statistics here, boots on the ground, we'll sell 70,000 turkeys this year. i have not heard of much disruption in the supply right now. one of our big manufacturers down south cut us back 30% but we're able to get a local farm right in pennsylvania to supply us with those turkeys. so i don't see any huge supply issues right now. you may have have an issue with size, okay? i would recommend get your turkey early so you can get the bigger bird because people are going bigger thanksgiving this year for sure. neil: why are smaller turkeys in limited supply? or are they the ones that most people prefer? what's the deal with that? >> well, here is what happened last year. okay, during covid we had more

joining us right now we love do-to-have our stu leonard, and he always has a great smorgasbord to helpres across three states. always great to see you and see your selections. >> how are you doing, fredericka? >> we're doing good. oh, my gosh, it's making it so hold for households having to pick and choose due to the bottom line of how much things are or because they're not on store shelves. talk about the spike in prices over the last year. what are you seeing? what is more expensive today than last year at about this time in your store? >> well, i think when you look -- and rana had some good points there. when you look at the total cost of your thanksgiving meal, it's the least excessive holiday of the year because you're paying $2 or so a pound per turkey, so i wouldn't have people panic this is really going to impact their wallet. you mentioned transportation costs. you can buy locally. and one of the things we've done, we've found some of our larger turkey producers. they're sending turkeys to us. when you think about it, you have to think about how many turkeys to raise in janua

san jose stu council is expected to start at 1:30 this afternoon. many will pay attention.ill be sure to update you on air and online on kpix.com. >>> happening today jury deliberations could start in the kyle rittenhouse trial. the 18-year-old is facing up to life for killing two men last year as people protested the shooting death of james blake. national guard troops standing by in wisconsin as the area awaiting a verdict. during closing arguments attorneys for rittenhouse say he acted in self defense when he shot three men killing two of them. prosecutors say they are provoked it by bringing a rifle to the protests. extremely divibese people that are unhappy no matter which way this verdict comes out. >> rittenhouse is facing five criminal counts including first degree homicide. yesterday the judge dismissed a count of possession of a dangerous weapon by a person under 18. the judge is allowing the jury to consider several lesser charges if they acquit him on the counts. >>> now to the capitol where the president held a summit last night with the president of china. thi

stu and it's not because their pro, defense or pro prosecution. it is because the consistency of his decisions are all one way. and that's the thing, if you want to explain to this judge that it's not just about explaining any one individual decision which you can seek out in context, and see that that might have been reasonable. it's explaining the totality of this decision. and when you look at the totality of what he has, done he has extreme violence in favor of the white gunman in this case. which is just not something that you see every day. >> maya wiley, what do you think? >> again, i don't know this cattle. i like the rest of america, i have been introduced him in this context. in the washington post piece they were defensive tierney's that said yes he's actually pro defense. which i should actually, note he's not normally the way that this goes on and criminal courtrooms after those who have been incredible courtrooms. this is definitely not the. standard but also, this has been a key moment really striking as to which way he appears to b

we will use our tools both to stu port the economy and strong labor market and veent higher inflationbecoming in trencheds. >> the progressive wing of the president's own party, senator elizabeth warren objects to powell's deregulation of banks against his nomination. she also called him a dangerous man to head the fed. the president needs bipartisan support for the nomination to pass. the ranking member the senate banking committee republican senator pat toomey says he'll support the nomination, however. the president hopes to announce releasing oil from the strategic oil reserve to bring gas prices down. the announcement is contingent on agreements from other nations. the u.s. asked china, india and south korea to join a coordinated effort to release reserves of crude oil. the white house hopes to circumvent opec's resistance to ramp up oil production to meet rising demand. >> the american consumer never likes to pay more at the pump, but we are focused on doing everything that we can to make sure that american consumers are not bearing the short end of the stick during these period

stu are >>> everybody started pushing when he started streaming . >> one of the narratives was one person was injecting people with drugs. >> is used in music festival turns into a mass casualty incident as paul is confirming that eight people are dead after a concert crowd surged, two teenagers, ages 14 and 16. thank you for joining us. >> the chaos broke out during a performance by trevor scott at the astroworld music festival . >> concertgoers describe the terrifying scene of people crushed and gasping for air. >> reporter: victims at the astroworld concert were rushed away on stretchers .>> the crowd began to compress towards the front of the stage. that caused some panic and it started causing injuries as people fell out. they became unconscious and it created additional panic. >> reporter: the stampede broke out after scott took the stagebefore a crowd of about 50,000 at a two day music festival in houston. >> everybody started pushing when he screamed to get as close as they can to get a picture. it went to hell from there. >> reporter: 11 concertgoers were in cardiac arrest police

reporter: stu that is the question so many people are asking this morning and the simple fact is his out of jail in that specific incident. he was accused earlier this month of running over the mother of his child, quite possibly with the same suv he used to commit the horrific attack here in waukesha. again we mentioned that bail, $1000 in that case and the democratic district attorney says his office is reviewing why it was as they put it, so inappropriately low given the severity of the charges and brooks' lengthy rap sheet. meanwhile the community here in waukesha is mourning the loss of five people ranging in age from 82 to 51. people gathered last night to mourn the loss. praying for 48 children, including 18 children, six of them in critical condition. >> we went from a situation of just exuberance, thrilled children, to calamity. >> we grieve together right now. we will heal together moving forward. reporter: brooks is now facing five counts of intentional homicide. more charges could be added. his first court appearance, stuart, is 4:00 central time this afternoon. stuart: g

we are talking about this in the wake of the stunning race and the one that stu close to call in new jersey. >> i know you love your home state, but we have to buy some calculators. it's just dragging out right here. very little new votes to speak of. here's your difference right here as of 4:30 eastern time. 16,600 votes roughly between murphy and ciattarelli. that's popped up a moment ago just in the past 30 minutes, i would say. we saw it jump a couple hundred a couple moments ago. that may change it again. what are we waiting on? likely not make a call question mike we can't make a call because ciattarelli has made this thing supertight in new jersey and nobody considered that to be the case. what are they waiting on right now? this is philadelphia right here in the southwest and its new york up here in the northeast. this is camden, new jersey. murphy is going to win back the county, but we expect 15%-16% of the votes outstanding in two-thirds of that we think was cast today -- or on election day last night. it's been a long night as i'm sure you can tell. we find new work which