stu: ¡es más pequeño! ¡ya basta! ¡stu! ihazlo! ¡stu! ¡ya dispara, stu! ¡tira! ¿qué esperas? ¡stu!(rÍe) no. (stu grita) ¡te mataré si tocas a mi hija! ¡papá! ialto! ¡ya! ino! para, para. ¡ya, basta! (suena sirena) papá, se acabó. es todo. oficial: ¡abajo! ¡no te muevas! oficial 2: ¡al suelo! oficial 3: (por radio) unidad 12. ¿cuál es su 20? (tose) vamos, papá. oficial 4: ¡boca abajo! ¡boca abajo, date vuelta! (gime) rayos. oficial 5: ¡voltéate! oficial 4: ¡boca abajo! iya! ¡manos al costado! oficial 6: espósenlo. (stu gime) paramÉdico: ¿estás bien? stu: me dispararon. me dispararon justo en donde me sale sangre. oficial 3: (por radio) reporten si hay cambios. ¡no! ¡era arrendado! ¡no usa gasolina! ¿cómo se pudo incendiar? ¡el propano! hola. hola, hija. ¿cómo te sientes? ya veo tu rostro. pues, qué gusto. te ves bien. gracias. se ve que no dormí en toda la noche. oye... cuánto lo siento. está bien. no lo está. seré mucho mejor. ¿okay? te lo prometo. ambos seamos mejores. ¿qué te parece? gracias por haberlo cuidado. yo no quería. Él me obligó. y por, literalmente, parar una bala por

stu. stuart: thanks, ash.up, report of israeli military says the war with hamas will last through this entire year. what happens to american support if it lasts that long? i'll put it to mike waltz. member of the squad, cori bush, under investigation by the justice department. she's accused of using federal funds to pay for private security. she says it's a political hit job. a full report af after this. ♪ they're waiting for you. hey, do you have a second? they're all expecting more. more efficiency. more benefits. more growth. when you realize you can give your people everything, and more. thank you very much. [applause] ask, "now what?" here's what. you go with prudential to protect, empower and grow. with everything you need to deliver, you guessed it... more. one more thing... who's your rock? learn more at prudential.com ♪ students... students of any age, from anywhere. students in a new kind of classroom. ♪ using our technology to power different ways of learning. ♪ harnessing ai to plant new beginnings

these are inspired by his work , it's about stus in one month, it's january of vasyl stus. for me, stus is also, well, apart from what he is like as an artist, he is some kind of unique person, as far as i am concerned, in the world of human thought. space, he is the proof that, well, he himself speaks about it, that you have to make yourself a person, and not a person is born a person, and somehow a diamond, no, you have to polish yourself every day. this is how i end the issue, see you at 11: she was born in october 1925 in grantham, a small market town in the east of england and became the first woman to head a major western de where there is disorder we will bring harmony, where there is error , we will bring truth, where there is doubt we will bring faith, and where there is despair we let's bring hope margaret thatcher radically changed britain, rejuvenating a stagnant world power. this strong-willed woman will divide a large part of the population. she was the prime minister who truly eradicated socialism from the system. these were 10 years of britain's potential he

stu?t: thanks, ashley. mr. senator, do you see a problem with this? >> look it's a broader problem, stu. a lot of the services, the army is not hitting its recruitment targets. we have a volunteer force, right we need people to volunteer for the military. i will say the marine corps has continued to hit its targets and i think the other services could learn from the marines. you focus on high standards. you focus on lethality. you focus on people why they want to join the military which is to defend our nation. all of the other stuff, which is , you know, some of it's this woke focus, is not the way to attract the best and brightest americans that we have and we certainly have the best and brightest in my view in the u.s. military. stuart: understood and i've got to leave it there. >> thank you. stuart: yes, sir. homeless people were found living in caves in the streets of a california town, or river bank actually. some of those caves were fully furnished. one woman lives across the street

stu? stuart: good news. grady, thanks very much, indeed.sur date for donald trump and joins me now -- surrogate. i am told that no matter how cold it is, trump's core voters will not be deterred at all. i'm sure you're going to agree with that. >> i do agree with that, stu, absolutely. look, iowans are tough. i know that if these journalists have descended on iowa in the last few days are not used today cold, but the great people who live there are used to it, and they're more enthusiastic for president trump than any other candidate in this race. just look at his rally yesterday. the overflow crowd was larger than those events for nikki haley and ron desantis combined. it's very clear that iowan withs trust president trump to lead on the issues that matter to them. that is securing the border, bringing peace around this world, reinvigorating our domestic energy industry and rebuilding or our economy from joe biden's disaster. is so if you live in iowa, brave the cold so we can turn the page from this primary and take the fight to joe biden

stu, maybe we should just ask them, okay? who's sporting nikki haley here?ting nikki haley here? who's supporting donald trump here? [cheers and applause] okay. stu wants to know what's the most important issue. would you say it's inflation or the border? inflation? the border. [cheers and applause] so, you know, it's interesting, stu, we saw this in iowa where we thought the economy was the number one issue, inflation impacting most americans. but after the exit polling started to come out, the border was the number one issue. now we're in new hampshire, or and it's the same thing. you've got to see all the a stuff that's happening in texas, the wire cut, you saw what the supreme court did in a 5-4 decision, to allow border patrot want to -- to cut the razor wire that texas has installed. and seeing the fentanyl that's nowing across the border and how it's impactinging americans, i think people are just fed up. >> immigration is the key issue. lawrence jones, as ever, good stuff. thanks, lawrence. see you later. >> thanks, brother. stuart: the white house d

see you again soon. >> the thank, stu. the hunter biden's art dealer, of all people, is talking about just who bought hunter's art. what's he saying? is he contradicting what the white house said about this previously? lauren: 100%. george burr guess testified he never worked with the white house on an ethics deal regarding hunter biden's work. in fact, he said the buyers were not anonymous, hunter knew 70% of them. most were democratic donors including the hollywood attorney, kevin morris. he actually bankrolled hunter biden's living expenses, paid his taxes. he turned out to be not only a friend, but the biggest pay e terror of hunter's art. stuart: that just ain't right, is it? lauren: sounds fishy. stuart: check those futures, hardly any movement in stock prices in the early going this wednesday morning, but we'll take you to the opening bell, nonetheless, next. ♪ -- call me crazy. ♪ don't lie, you got it all figured out audiocassette. ♪ that smile has got me spinning around ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by amerit

back to you, stu. good morning. golden state is devoting more taxpayer dollars to fund sex payers and regardless of citizenship status and nearly 700,000 illegal immigrants between the ages of 26 and 49 qualify for the federal healthcare service, which will cost by the way california taxpayers an estimated $3.1 billion. for those living in california illegally within that age range, it translates to approximately $4,058 per year in medical coverage subsidies funded by the state's general fund. welcome to america, you're here illegally and take all of this. governor gavin newsom says everyone deserves access to quality, affordable coverage and regardless of income or immigration status. if you're illegal, don't worry about it. lineup, we've got lots of goodies for you. stuart: the president of the united states. it's offsetting, isn't it? ash, coming back to you a bit later. rapid increase in space junk being caused by the spike in rocket satellite launchers and what you want to do about it. take a look at this. thin

and, stu, one other thing.d, i know, we've got an election year and the economy's going to be a guy gantic issue, as it must. economy and border, i think. but the point is you've got the leading indicators in the conference board down 20 straight months. now, maybe that business model doesn't work anymore, but it sure doesn't spell soft landing or great growth. the treasury yield curve is upside down -- stuart: it is. >> that's been the case also, i think, for 18 or 20 months. and the manufacturing part of the economy is negative. it's been negative for well over a year. so i just -- stuart: the momentum ain't there. >> i know. we're going to fight this out and duke it out and blah, blah, blah. i get that. [laughter] but i would say to my friend jared, it ain't -- it's not what a you hope it is, at least not yet. stuart: 2024's going to be a great year for those of us who are really interested in markets, the economy and, yes, politics. [laughter] larry kudlow, all good stuff. watch you at a 4:00 eastern on "ku

stu. stuart: thanks, ash.chris christie dropped out of the republican primary race, but does that mean he's giving up on his presidential aspirations? could a third party run be in the cards? we'll bring you the latest on that. there's a blizzard warning in iowa and the caucuses are days away, freezing temperatures and nasty weather playing a major role in determine which will go republican wins the state a report from the hawkeye state is next. ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs with nearly endless customization. and track market trends with up-to-the-minute news and insights. trade brilliantly with schwab. stuart: remember, please, it's a three-day weekend. for the markets at least so there'll be some unwillingness to invest in stocks on a friday when

in one month, it is january of vasyl stus.s year, for the first time, ukraine officially celebrates baptism according to the new julian calendar on january 6. today, churches celebrate water, which is considered healing. traditionally, on this day believers and just thrill-seekers take a dip in cold water. the orthodox church of ukraine assures that this is not a church tradition. however , the rescuers adjusted to the situation, only in the capital equipped 18 places for persuasion. such were the news at that time. you can read more on... our website expresso tv, also subscribe to us on social networks and of course watch on youtube, well then meet politklub with vitaly portnikov, we will see you at 21 o'clock in the news, at the end of the week. the saturday politclub program is on the air, i welcome you, dear viewers, khrystyna yatskiv and vitaly portnikov, as always we talk about the main events of this week, and we begin our conversation with the security situation, we remind you that ukraine is defending itself against t

good morning, stu.ember, secretary austin working from home, going to have a busy day because central command informed us that the u.s. navy seals seized dozens of iranian-backed weapons bound for the houthi rebels in yemen. take a look here. you can see some of what there is. the seized items included to propulsion guidance and warheads for medium range ballistic missiles as well as, stu, there's anti-ship cruise missiles here and other air defense associated ordnance. those two u.s. navy seals previously reported as a lost at sea, they were directly involved in this operation. central demand command saying the search for them continues. meanwhile, secretary austin released a statement upon his departure yesterday from the hospital where he was for two weeks saying i'm grateful for the excellent care i received at walter reed national military center as i continue to recuperate and perform myrrh duties from home. i'm'king or to return as quickly as possible to the pentagon. stu, in the two weeks of his

no matter what you say elon musk is the king of disrupters, stu.t: read that book about him, the new one. it's an excellent book and details he's the disrupter in chief and a revolutionary. remarkable book. all right, ash, thanks very much indeed. it's that time, show me the dow 30. we have a sense of the market. even split, same number up, same number down. fractional change for the dow, it's down merely a point. 37.3 is the level. question for you: is the american dream dead? one realtor says yes, it is. watch this. >> the millennials are the pinched generation where college essentially stopped working for most, the debt piled up, and the old american dream died and we got left holding the bag. stuart: that is freddy smith and he'll join us next making his case. we'll be back. ♪ after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and eggs 25/7. you're darn right. solar stocks are up 20% with the additional hour in the day. [ clocks ticking ] i'm ruined. with the extra ho

>> thank you for having me on, stu.sident that enforces the laws, it's that simple. and, oh, by the way, president trump didn't have a border bill pass through congress. neither did obama, bush or clinton. is so this can all -- so this can all be alleviated today. we need the president to enforce the laws that are on the books. you know, we talk funding, i sit on the appropriations committee. if you need more money for i.c.e. flights to deport if people, i'm all in. if you need more money for technology that prevents fentanyl to come in our country, i'm all in. but if you're asking for more money to just release more people into our country illegally, i'm all out. stuart: how do you see this playing out? if because the president is not likely to take executive action. the congress is not likely to get the kind of border bill that you would like. play it out. what happens? >> you know, stu, i think now more than ever more americans are impacted by this border crisis. and it's not just my district along the border, it's a

stu. stuart: guaranteed, thanks, ash.iden campaign is trying to explain a dip in support from black voters. listen to this. >> when it cops to african american voters, i want to be clear about this, no administration as done as much for the african american community as president biden and vice president harris. all the work this administration has done to make their lives better and has to be in just position to the contrast of what other republicans are putting forward. stuart: i'm joined by the president of the black conservative federation. deonte, the gentleman said this administration -- no one has done as much for black folks since this administration. >> no one has done the least for black americans but the biden administration. president trump has done the most. we talk about home ownership up. we talk about historically black colleges and permanent funding for them and criminal justice reform and opportunity zones and tax reform, we also talk about unemployment rate being at all time low. so i say that no one ha

>> negotiation i hope so, stu. -- gosh, i hope so is, stu.s and gentlemen rich is a really serious thing. i get upset when people plagiarize one of my favorite personal speeches, ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. people have been ladies and gentlemen if rising my statement for years. i'm sure you get the joke, stu -- stuart: it took me a while, governor, but i got this. >> you're a little slow on the uptick, the new year hasn't settled in. plagiarism is basically theft, let's just be honest. it's stealing other people's ideas and words, and it's as much theft as if you reached into their pocketer took their wallet -- pocket, took their wallet, robbed them of their money and went out and spent if it as if it were your own. and that's why the harvard corporation was so stupid in not recognizing that claudine gay had disgraced herself and the prestige of harvard university by the many allegations of plagiarism. stuart: i want to turn to sport for donald trump -- support for donald trump. a popular ra

for michael stu mao, it is not good _ very much.ael stu mao, it is not good enough. this is i it is not good enough. this is a boeing _ it is not good enough. this is a boeing leadership - it is not good enough. this is| a boeing leadership problem. his daughter was killed when 737 max ate crashed in ethiopia, a year after a similar crash in indonesia. lode similar crash in indonesia. we sent a letter— similar crash in indonesia. - sent a letter with 1100 signatories from a crash family victims and friends of victims, victims and friends of victims, victims families to the senate, asking them to investigate boeing leadership, to reveal how bad they are or not, but investigate the leadership and their ability to drive quality through the organisation. has through the organisation. as boeing prepares to face investors, it is still under pressure from regulators and customers. the fda is limiting how many 737 max planes can make and one of its biggest customers, united, is rethinking its options. the american carrier is rumoured to be

back to you, stu. stuart: thanks issue ash.one biden killed the keystone pipeline and thousands of people have lost their jobs. what have the workers been doing in the three years since biden laid them off. we'll ask one of them, he's on the show next. ♪ in a rocky mountain setting? spanning over 280,000 acres, three forks ranch is the destination for luxury and adventure. enjoy private skiing with 23 runs for every level. kick back for intimate performances from the best in country music. enhance your wellness and longevity through our mayo clinic programs, or plan your meeting for a memorable corporate retreat. discover the west kept secret. go to threeforksranch.com to book your luxury experience. ♪ stuart: new jersey banned stores from providing plastic bags to customers in 2022. it was meant to reduce plastic waste. ashley, did it work? ashley: yep -- nope. data shows plastic consumption in new jersey nearly tripled sinces ban with residents consuming 53 million pounds of plastic before the ban compared to 151 million poun

they're totally feeling the strain as you can imagine, stu. stuart: yes, they are.ley, thanks very much. check the markets real fast, please. dow still down about 230, 240 and the nasdaq come back a bit. only down 26. and a 15-point loss for s&p. coming up, administration spent nearly $2 billion on the clean school bus program. ordered by the epa says the plan has mayor flaws and deputies try to remove trump off the ballot in some states, republicans are going full steam ahead on impeaching the president. is this tit for tat situation? we'll ask congressman russel fry next. ♪ jake time for this day in history, american built. on january 9, 2007, steve jobs introduced apple's first iphone. the 4 gigabyte model cost $499 and 8 gig model cost $599. now you know, january 9, 2007. don't forget to watch american built on mondays, 8:00 p.m. eastern only on fox business prime. quick check of the markets and dow is down more than 200 points, 229 to be precise. modest loss for the nasdaq and s&p. mike murphy with me with his stock picks. first off, tesla. >> tesla. so year-to

stu. stuart: big numbers too.and going back to big tech rally and it's outstanding and some are pulling back just a bit today. >> these are the companies behind it and look at advertising and digital economy and this is the amazons and the meta and alphabets of the world. like these are the companies that are -- people bemoan the fact they're such a big contributor to s&p 500. it's always been this way and used to be intel and general motors. stuart: bigger and bigger. powerful. >> right, we don't want the economies globally to be shrinking and stuart: mike tobin joining me from superior, wisconsin, where the president speaks later today. are wisconsin voters buying bidenomics? reporter: well, it depends where you'd go here in superior and content having a mixed bag and this stop, stuart, will feel like a campaign stop as he drums about bidenomics and with some momentum. you saw the announcement that the economy grow by 3.1% and added 2.7 million jobs and the president will talk about that. the location here, supe

it's a red e herring, stu.t from the affordability crisis, the $3 trillion of regulations on small business. you heard jamie die can monosay recession risk is still substantial. i happen to agree with that. the southern border is in catastrophe mode. foreign policy has been slumping for biden who has very weak leadership. these are all the things that show up in polls, but biden wants to ignore them because he has such a negative track record. if he's afraid to talk about his presidency. stuart: well, larry, which gop candidate would -- is the one who would overturn the d.c. elite and replace the deep state bureaucracy? which gop candidate will do what you want them to do? >> look, that is exactly the key point. somebody has to blow up the swamp. and i still believe that president trump, former president trump is the best person to blow up the swamp. look, he has a very good track record in his first term. he has a lot of experience. but here's the point. trump nose even more now -- knows even more now where th

>> oh, absolutely, stu. that's certainly the path that we are on.the bond vigilantes are going to have their way here. people are increasingly waking up to the fact that the federal government is not going to be able to pay back this debt. now, may you actually get dollars back? yes, absolutely. but will they be worth what they are today? absolutely not. bond holders have already taken a 17% haircut because of the inflation. we have -- we have seen under joe biden. that is going to get worse in the future. we are going to continue to see a devaluation of the dollar because inflation, frankly, is the only way you're going to be able to pay off this much debt given the size of the economy. stuart: that's an unfortunate outlook in the first week of 2024, but that's your outlook and we'll take it. thanks for joining us, ej antoni, heritage foundation. thank you, sir, appreciate it. >>> 2023, it was a bad year at the box office for disney. they lost their spot as the top grossing studio. lauren, who's the new number one? lauren: universal thanks to super

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i think the world feels like it's on fire right now, stu. president biden's watch, russia invaded ukraine and taliban took back afghanistan and iran attacking military bases and iran threatening everyone and i don't know how you come to that conclusion. stuart: i wouldn't want to be the guy whom so ever it is in the white house today and the president comes back in the room, has to deliver the bad news. bad polling news and bad foreign policy news and i don't think that person, i don't to want be that person. i don't think they've got the nerve to say, mr. president, you know what, it's time to step aside. that's not going to happen. >> imagine. you solve one poll out a couple days ago and 14% of americans say they're better off financially under president biden and delivering that news will not be fun and most democrats, majority anyway don't want him to run again because he's not getting better with age. we may be looking at first one term democratic president since jimmy carter and for good reason. the bidens are still on vacation saying

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. >> thank you, stu. in california, there's one lawmaker that wants to control your car's speed. okay, ashley, how would that work. work. ashley: yeah, all new vehicles sold in kansas city chiefs equipped with a device that stops them from traveling over 10 miles per hour from the speed limit. it's the brain child of california state democrat scott weiner saying, look, something needs to be done to tackle the growing number of vehicle fatalities across the u.s. and especially in california. traffic fatalities in the golden state increased by 22% from 2019-2022 and the lawmakers says wreck less drive asking a huge problem citing california highway patrol issuing drivers going over 100 miles per hour in 2022. the plan is getting a lot of pushback on social media with one critic saying "just when you thought california couldn't possibly get any crazier. stu. stuart: i second that. thanks, ash. coming up, alaska airlines had to ground their boeing max 9 jets after door plug blew off on the flight. the groundi

stu. stuart: one state thinking the migrants will be good for that state's economy.tate are we talking about? can't be texas or florida; right? ashley: no, it's not. you're talking about the state of maryland and according to the american immigration council, immigrants make up one fifth of maryland's labor force. more than 667,000 migrants working in that state for the whole job like painters and housekeepers and taxi drivers and so on. according to the council, the latest numbers show the documented and undocumented immigrants in maryland pay $13.3 billion in taxes and they're spending powers are more than 33 billion. maryland by the way says it has been able to expedite the work permit process and while other state haves been overwhelmed by the influx of migrants as we know, the state has not seen a drain on resources in maryland and the economy is actually being given a boost. the key there was expediting work permits and seems to work for maryland. stuart: does for maryland, that's right. thanks, ash icosming up, attacking spy headquarters in iraq and sign that

the judge's ruling will determine what penalties trump will face, stu. stuart: what a story.banks didn't lose any money, there's no victims here, nobody got hurt, nobody at all, and they want to run him out of town and take all his money. that is, that is political victimization, that's my opinion, c.b., you don't have to agree with it. >> reporter: well, the banks in their testimony, they talked about this. stuart: yeah. they didn't get hurt. nobody got hurt here. c.b., thank you very much, indeed. fine report. >>> okay, donald trump has appealed colorado's ballot ban to the supreme court. west virginia's attorney general patrick morrisey wants a quick decision, and he joins me now. why does the supreme court need e to act quickly on this? >> absolutely, stuart. thank you for having me on. this is such is an important decision because we have to make sure that there's not chaos occurring in the states. as we all know as americans, there is one withdrew anemic national election, and that's for the presidency and the vice presidency of the united states. if you start seeing in

>> reporter: stu, good morning.re to close out the first full week of a brand new calendar year, right here in the del rio sector, eagle pass, texas, where we've been positioned for some time now, things are relatively quiet for the time being. but just as you alluded to, a very, very different story over in arizona. let's get you now to this new exclusive video. the tucson sector specifically. lukeville, arizona, the city where you see video shot by fox, a stream of migrants yesterday evening coming right through a hole that had been cut in the steel border wall by smugglers. in fact as the long line of migrants illegally made its way through, you can see one of the cartel members briefly popping through the opening, clapping, basically telling them to keep going can, and shooting video on his cell phone with the flashlight turned on most likely to gather proof his delivery had been made. meantime, back here in texas this week, dps releasing new video of a high-speed chase. this happening over in webb county where

stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. it's the day after microsoft and google reported, it is the day before apple, amazon and meta file their reports. this is the week when we find out if america's tech giants deserve their very high stock prices. microsoft, slightly lower after reporting solid profits and revenue. alphabet down after reporting ad revenue that the analysts didn't think was good enough. where are we right now? microsoft is actually down $2, there you go. overall, the dow, s&p and the nasdaq are a mixed bag this morning. the dow's a up 36, but the nasdaq taking it on the chin. that's because some big tech stocks are down. you're off 187 points on the nasdaq. interest rates a little lower, we have the 10-year right at 4.01%. the 2-year around 4.32 last time we checked, 4.29 now, down a bit. now, watch jay powell's presentation this afternoon for hints on with where rates are going. bitcoin coming in at $42,700. gas going up again, $3.14 is the average for regular, that was up 2 cents overnight. diesel up 1

stu. stuart: got it. thanks, ash. check the markets, please. deeing green, dow up 50, nasdaq up 50, s&p up 10. small gains. texas just crossed a milestone and number of migrants together and the state and governor abbott says he's got no plans to show down. hospital for elective surgery and surgery and prostate cancer and is that elective? i'll ask doc siegle, that's coming up. ♪ mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! let's boogie-woogie! stuart: still seeing the same amount of green on the stock market. mark tepper is with me. he's gloat his stock picks with him. first pick is paypal, which i thought had been beaten dow

stu. stuart: strong stuff, ashley. back to lou basenese. what happens to the stock market if trump is the next president of the united states? what happens to the market if biden does a second term? >> could be the easy question you've ever asked me. a change in leadership is one of the most powerful catalysts for the markets and we know whether the promise of trump ever gets fulfilled and comes into office and lower taxes and government waste and they're all positive catalyst and lower regulations and they'll be things that investors react in a positive way. we deal with a lot of clients and it's not a political issue. it's an economic reality. we deal with a lot of clients that sit on both sides, even the democratic ones would say they'd welcome, they won't admit publicly, would welcome a trump presidency and wanted a reelection for portfolio because it's more economic. stuart: i thought wall street liked big spenders? chuck that government money out and stock market goes up. >> no, we don't see that . look, i've made more money doing dem

. >> be well, stu. stuart: see you soon. and lauren is looking at travelers.y earned more in premium and paid out in claims and that's how it works and they're pushing the dow up. stuart: is that your microphone? lauren: it is, i just fix it had. stuart: super micro computer. lauren: tech company and make servers and storage systems and raise forecast for earnings, which come out in about two weeks time. they're saying such strong demand is coming from artificial intelligence and with this, look, broadcom up 3%. qualcomm up 3%. nvidia is up 2%, a record high for the seven time in nine sessessions and up ten 10 and 1% in this young year just on nvidia. stuart: $582 a share as we speak. mamacys. lauren: laying off 3.5% of staff and more than 2300 workers and close five store this is year. stock's down 3%. typically that's cost cutting and reorganization and the stock would go up. not this time. stuart: no, the department stores are in trouble. lauren: yeah. stuart: that's the way it is. thanks, lauren. coming up, a group of tech billionaires revealing plans for

a little stu she doesn't want to talk about. but she will be under investigation within minutes.uld ron have been but he decided to get out. vivek would not be at all because he's perfect, right? and tim scott i know would never. you want to say something? >> new hampshire, the president and you delivered double-digit win for president trump. but i'm going to invite you to my home state starting tomorrow or this election is over. it is time for the republican party to coalesce around our anemone -- our nominee and the next president of the united states, donald trump. let's get the party started tonight. >> what a good guy. what a good man he is. just remember, i did hear nikki say now it's off to south carolina. i love south carolina. she forgot one thing. she forgot one thing. next week it's nevada. next week is nevada, not south carolina. i'm pleased to announced we just won nevada. 100%. because all of them looked at it and i was pulling at 95% and decided not to play in nevada. we have a man from the vatican here. -- nevada here. he makes a lot of money, he makes money every

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reporter: stu, the farmers we've spoken to feel like over the last three years have been overregulated targeted by president biden's climate policies and one week till the caucuses and they're ready for a change. in the dead of winter when iowa's farmland is barron, the political landscape is anything but. rick is a fifth generation iowa farmer and says this election the state's top industry is at a cross roads. >> i'm afraid if we keep heading down this path, we've got a lot of destruction ahead. reporter: the usda estimates production cost for farmers increased by about $15 billion in 2023. on top of inflation, de-grote worries the biden administration electric vehicle push will drastically we deuce the demand of ethanol, used in fuel for gas powered cars. >> most of our corn goes to ethanal, without that that would cripple the farm economy. reporter: kyle namen shares de-groote's concerns. >> seems like we're an easy scapegoat for the population looking for someone to blame and knowing full well we don't have a very big voice. reporter: we sat down with a whole group of family farme

no one replaces brian brenberg, the professor, stu.nately, he's still smear can explain it in more detail. ai state of the unions, they're not real human students at all. >> computer algorithm. shove all your syllabus and readings and lecture video into the algorithm and hoovers it up up and ask it questions for an assign.spits out answers. that's what it does. now eventually it'll get a voice and you can say, ai, what do you think about this and that thing in your classroom can speak. now, how does this help a professor? i have no idea because either ai, not humans, my job is to teach a human. i don't care how ai learns but i want to know how a human learns and i don't want to waste time on ai that will eventually take my job. stuart: if the ai learned the course, the syllabus for that particular course couldn't the other students, real human being students say give me an essay on this by tomorrow? >> this huge debate on plagiarism? ai always plagiarizes stuff, that's the known issue. if the ai does the assignment in your class and pl

reporter: hey, stu, the u.s.ing away in iraq after military bases in the region have been taking a beating in the last couple mo months and u. official confirming to fox news a american strike and reportedly a drone missile strike targeted an iran-backed militia leader and others believed to be responsible for attacks on u.s. forces and called a precision strike on a vehicle, it happened in the center of the iraqi capitol of baghdad and the u.s. continues to take actions to protect the forces in iraq and syria by addressing the threats they face. in fact, stuart, there's been some 118 attacks by iran supported groups, mostly against u.s. bases in iraq and syria since com october 17. all thought to be response for the u.s. support of israel in the war against hamas and today marks the eighth time the u.s. reacted and one of the iran-backed attacks is the moray torring at u.s. embassy grounds in baghdad and iran leaning iraqi government blasted today's u.s. strike as "an unprovoked attack on iraqi security body ope

stu? stuart: let's get to the markets this morning. show me where we are. premarket, right? if i'm looking at the airlines. i'd like to see the dow, s&p and nasdaq composite, which i'm going to bring you momentarily, there you go. dow's down 85, but look at that nasdaq, up 125 points. adam johnson covering the markets for us this morning. >> sir. stuart: do you guys on wall street -- [laughter] pay any attention to what's coming after davos? [laughter] >> generally, no. but this time, yes. stuart: go ahead. >> i'll tell you why. lauren: i know. >> usually i sort of poke fun at those guys, the high and mighty, they roll in on their private jets and talk about how they're going to save the world. however, this year there are two things i've noticed. number one, ceos are surprisingly optimistic about the economy because they're talking about not only hiring people, but actually putting capital to work. so to me, that's a very valid viewpoint because it's so different from what a we've been hearing in the earnings calls, you know? basically were happening up un

. >> be well, stu. stuart: lauren is looking at movers and verizon is moving nicely. what's the story? lauren: up 2% and leading the dow and so is its dividend after yesterday we learn that had walgreens halved its payout and dividend is now highest at 6.7%. stuart: wow, 6.74%, that's pretty good. lauren: now you know. stuart: consolation brands and -- con is it alation brands. lauren: sales under pressure and not profits because they're able to charge more for wine and beer and margins are protected and look at that, stock up 4% even though sales for some of their brands fell and overall revenue missed expectatiations in the quarter. stuart: got t thanks, lauren. nikki haley said voters in new hampshire can correct the results of the iowa caucus. that sounds like her second blunder in a week. we'll discuss. new york city suing the bus companies that transport migrants from texas to the big app and will a full report from a bus station in new jersey. that's next. mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [

stu, i'm going to send it over to you. stuart: and i will take it. good morning, jackie. jackie: hi. stuart: good morning, everybody. the president goes to wisconsin today. a half hour ago his government reported the economy slowed a little to a 3% growth rate. an increasing number of democrats showing embarrassment about the president's age and performance. one cnn pundit says he should stay hidden, bring back the basement strategy because he, quote, doesn't inspire confidence. that was on cnn. vice president harris has been more visible on the campaign trail recently. she's blamed republicans for the border mess, and she dismisses concern over bind's age. hard to dismiss that. a vote for an 81-year-old biden is really a vote for president harris. intense pressure on nikki haley to drop out of the gop nomination race, but she says she's fighting on and and has arranged several fund raising events in her home state of south carolina. truth, on -- trump on truth central, truth social, i'm sorry, trump on truth social has again attacked her calling her delusional. what happ

yeah, you're right, stu. we went from 500 to 600.to 700 if numbers really play out aggressively. look, netflix has alerted itsel. there's two major things that have happened, competitive intensity has actually waned. it's come down. that started happening in early 2022 when the ceo of disney got fired for excess losses in the streaming business. and and then the other thing that's happened is free cash flow is starting to really ramp up at netflix. this is a scale business, and whoever has the most subscribers can afford to spend the most on content, but they get that kind of leverage against their content and marketing costs. anyway, that's where netflix is. they're the free cash flow winner and the market share winner. it's not one of our top picks, but i continue to like netflix on the long side. stuart: your top pick is still amazon? that's still your top pick? >> yes. amazon, expedia, meta is third. the open question for all of us they have about 250 million paid subscribers now, how many are they going to have in five years? i

stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. here we go. in the last 12 months, consumer prices rose 3.4 percent. that is an uptick. the core rate, which excludes food and energies up 3.9%. and that is a town tick. down tick. the federal reserve pays very close attention to that core rate which has moved lower. important stuff. a subdued response on the stock market. the dow may be down 800 or 90 points -- 80 or 90 points, nasdaq down 40 points. i call that sub subdued. interest rates, they've moved higher, significantly so. the yield on the 10-year treasury at 4.07%, and the 32-year treasury -- 2-year moving up to 4.38%. modest gains for enter rates. interest rates. here's a financial blockbuster. the sec has okayed a batch of bitcoin etfs. this makes bitcoin trading easier and is likely to expand ownership of cryptos. bitcoin is $47,000 this morning. look at etherium go. four days to the first test, the first vote in this election year, and the political news is flowing thick and fast. i stayed up late and watched trump's town hall on fox

stu, take the it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. we have donald trump more vigorous than ever, we have a president who seems to be in hiding. what a contrast. in the last three days, trump has gone from the iowa caucuses to the new york courthouse, then to new hampshire, then back to new york for another court hearing this morning. this afternoon he's going back to new hampshire for another rally. the president, however, on the other hand, the rarely seen in public, and when he does, frail and not always sure where he is. there have been no public events at the white house this year. his handlers keep him under wraps. trump is barn storming, biden is not. if to the markets. more selling as interest rates rise. the dow down nearly 200 points. that's the eau low of the day -- the low of the day so far, and the nasdaq is down 41. the yield on the 10-year treasury now well above 4%, it's at 4.11. market doesn't like that. the 2-year coming in well above 4.25%, no, now you're up to 4.32 percent. rising rates hit stocks. oil in the low 70

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stu leonard, junior, in a recorded statement blaming the original maker cookies united on long island, the supplier changed the recipe and started going from soy nuts to peanuts and are cheap safety officer here at stew leonard's was never notified, but cookies united says that's not true. releasing an email alerting multiple stew leonard's employees to the change in ingredients and showing an original label with peanuts as an ingredient. health officials are investigating the woman's family hiring a lawyer. >> they're too distraught to speak to anybody, but they want this story out so it doesn't happen again. >> the cookies have been recalled, and since they were sold in december, it's unlikely they're still around. peanuts are among nine major food allergens that federal law requires to be listed on food packaging. lionel. alison. all right. derek >> thank you. alaska airlines plans to put some of its grounded 737 max nine jets back into service today. it was exactly three weeks ago that one of those planes landed with a gaping hole in its side. after a door plug blew off. no injuri

now and then these really stu, i'm these 3 questions. so i think you asked me where i think joe biden would have taken us policy in the wake of the terror serge of october 7. i would say we're about where i would predict. he wouldn't be no, be no open breach. in my judgment, with the veteran yell government. i think the president, to frankly has done some good things. i don't think there'll be a scintilla of assistance into garza, had it not been for tremendous price. sure. on the part of the u. s. on these or at least i don't think they would have been any ah, so just released that have not been for the personal intervention of the president . and i think by now always reports are true that in the 1st several days in the week of october, 7 years, trailers were for were prepared to preempt. again, just ball in the north, i think by now without the button ministrations, intercession, we would have had or we might have had, might have had original escalation by now as the president veer too far in terms of identifying closely with these re

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