stuart: someplace else. >> he has not said, stuart.d give him added credibility. >> the important detail is school choice is a must for minority communities. it's the only way out of these lousy schools. >> stuart, let me allow me to play stuart varney. i would say to juan williams, juan williams, what's going with hillary clinton, who was a school choice advocate but once the unions got in her head, suddenly said, well, you know what? i'm worried about school choice and cherry picking, that's what i would say to juan williams. stuart: all right, i just said it. >> guilty. that's a good argument. stuart: that's a fine point, guilty. i like that. thank you very muching are indeed. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. stuart: time for the sector report about oil. the weekly oil report showed the biggest weekly drop in oil in storage since january of 1999. boy, did we draw down a lot of it. jeff flock live in chicago. this caused oil prices to do what? because we're down now. >> reporter: down now, but i tell you, we had a huge r

stuart, take it away. stuart: thank you very much. hillary clinton covers up her medical problems and she calls half the country racist. as for your money, heading south again, good morning, everyone. what a way to start the week, huh? look at this, first they said this near collapse was just overheating. then her campaign admits she has pneumonia. why didn't her campaign tell the full truth when this happened? now she's canceled a fund raising trip is and is resting at home. can you imagine what the media would be saying if that were donald trump? hillary clinton has another problem, she told an lbgt gathering that half the country is racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, and deplorable. note to candidate, do not insult voters. in the future tells us the truth about e-mails, bleach bit, the foundation, and yes, please, your medical condition. donald trump told fox this morning he had a physical last week, and full results will be released very soon. so, here is the state of play. trump taking the high road. democrats circling the w

stuart: here goes stuart varney.x, the death tax. she will take up to 65% of the estate of very, very wealthy people. i say this is absolute nonsense. no wealthy people pay estate tax. they've got an army of lawyers to help themselves and never pay a dime in estate tax. what hillary clinton was doing was a political smoke screen. hey, i'm the person who is going to beat up the rich. i'll take it off 'em. look at us, we're on your side. that is nonsense. they will not tax the rich, and that's why the rich vote democrat. be juan williams, your response. >> i think you just damned the rich, and i would never do that because i respect people who make it on their own in this country, especially people who work, work their way all the way up and are not given a silver spoon by their mothers and fathers and especially by taxpayers and expect taxpayers to support them and be sure that they cement the so-called income inequality gap in this country. you should make it on your own. this is america. and, stuart, all you're doin

stuart: okay.but many of the things that happened in that interview show me that she was terrified of indictment. and opted to save herself from prosecution at the peril of her political career. stuart: what she said was, sorry, i don't recall and she said that 39 times, covering her legal position. >> before you say 39, the fbi failed to record her interview because her lawyers negotiated with their bosses and the justice department for no recording. a violation of the fbi regulation. you record an interview. so we don't know what was 39 times. what was released on friday were two documents, a summary, written by a fbi agent of what they learned about her and a summary of their interview with her. it's not the raw interview because it wasn't recorded. in that summary, it is recounted that 39 times she said she doesn't remember, but what she said she doesn't remember is extremely telling because it shows a reckless disregard for what is a state secret entrusted to her or safe keeping and what is no

stuart: we know nothing about this. >> that's my job, stuart, to inform you guys. stuart: okay. of the no-go zones. did they know that you were jewish? >> they did not know. my nose is slightly larger -- stuart: no, no, don't get into that. you walked in with a camera crew, that identified you as an outsider, they jumped you. >> they gave us a little bit of a warning. my crew, they're smart, they took off. i tried to explain what i was going to do, and that was it. >> stuart: they jumped you? beat you up? >> pretty good. stuart: what was the response of the police? >> they said you can stay here for a month or two, you can go through the system, but it's going to end up being pointless. stuart: now, here in america we're told, frequently told, that everything's going just fine in europe. we know there are isolated incidents of culture clashes. we know about that. but we did not know that there were 30 or 40 no-go zones in a place like sweden. what's going on? why are we not getting the full story? >> well, first of all, sweden has done a phenomenal job of trying to cover it up.

stuart: stuart:. stuart: take the credit, lad. back to the compli. of the economy right now? we're going to get a read on it tomorrow with the jobs report, but i want to bring in trump senior economic advisor steve cork, who is with us now. tell me, i know you're a trump guy, i've got that. what's the true state of the economy right now? how bad is it? go. >> stuart, as you know, i'm a main street guy not the wall street guy. i'm there in the street helping people understand what their business needs are and home lending needs are and dealing with the real people of america. if you think this anemic 1% or less potentially gdp growth is a representation of a recovering economy i've got another story for you. stuart: you're saying it's a weak economy? >> very weak indeed and fragile, very fragile. we need to ensure that we're a safe country to operate in. that we've got great national security and restore the confidence of american business owners and workers and we need to rebuild our middle class by implementing many of the tax policies that mr. trum

stuart: they're grim-- >> it's not funny. stuart: you know what?been told that minutes ago we saw the mystery man. now, i didn't catch this. our producer caught it on the video. ashley: oh. stuart: he was in the passenger seat of that suv? is that right? okay. and now, our floor director is nodding, he saw the video as well. the mystery man is the guy who looks like a secret service guy, but i don't know whether he is or not, but he looks like one, and he stands right next to hillary. you saw him the other day at a rally where a protester interrupted hillary. she stopped momentarily, looked froze, the mystery man ran up, put his arm around her, reassured her and said keep talking. now, who is this guy? much speculation. ashley: wants to know. stuart: speculation on social media. who is this guy? i can't tell you, but apparently reappeared today and i don't know whether he's a secret service guy or not, but hillary clinton not in the suv. ashley: no. stuart: there she is. >> decoy. stuart: let's listen everybody liz: white plains, new york. stuart:

stuart? litigation. discovery happens. the who, what, where, why and how comes out. and if we can show the liability, if we show the involvement and the participation goes as high up the food chain as possibly john stumpf, then the answer is, yes. so let's hope and keep our fingers crossed, stuart, that the doj actually does its job, because we haven't seen that happening lately, and they really go after the people that ordered this to happen. this came from -- this is a directive that came from up high. this is not just some rogue group of employees that decided to do this one day. stuart: all right. katie fang taking a hard edge there. hold on a second, more from you in a moment. left-hand side of the screening the hearing continues, right-hand side, train crash at hoboken, new jersey, one dead, hundreds of multiple injuries. >> this is from the jersey city medical center, they are saying they have three critical patients right now, eight serious and more than 40 what they describe as walki

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stuart: it's a credible argument, stuart, why?se it's the fbi working with the doj and basically what we're seeing now is not necessarily doing what the public needs to see and hear. we see it with the hillary clinton e-mails, we see it with benghazi, so maybe there is a connection, but really, you it could be a technical emissiomis but it's egregious. >> they can put it in there? >> they're not barred from putting it in. stuart: do you think they will? >> they sudden. thanks, disney taking heat for a halloween costume of the main character from the movie mawana. the character is samoan. and some are calling it racist. there's the costume. and more problems for yahoo!. this is a big story. they're going to confirm, likely to confirm a massive data breach, hundreds of millions of users data may be compromised. the stock is going to be up, the dow is going to be up moments from now. when a moment turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction

stuart, over to you. stuart: very much indeed. we've started the show in the same way are the new trumps rolls on and hillary playing defense and the polls show him catching up with women. it's friday. let's do it again. trump is campaigning vigorously, two campaigns and he's out front leading his opponent and it's showing in the polls. fox news shows a dead heat in the four-way race among likely voters. trump is leading in a two-way race, a month ago he was down so 10 in that two way poll. the polls confirm it, who is best for the economy. trump beats clinton, 51-44. more in a moment. hillary in trouble. back on the trail with a limited schedule. again, playing defense on scandal and the backlash to her deplorable comment won't go away. late polls show her trailing in ohio, florida, nevada, arkansas. this morning, television and social media are just full of jimmy fallon musing up donald trump's hair and the clinton campaign, i call it desperate. trying to bring up the birther movement. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >>

stuart: okay.technician because my ifb has just come unhooked, so i can't hear anything that anybody is saying to me. [laughter] come around the back whilst i ask another question to peter kernan -- >> by far, the best answer i've ever given. i'm very sorry. >> the best in the business. [laughter] stuart: now then, it seemed to me that when i was watching the debate, and i was watching futures. and i noticed that futures went straight up when it appeared, to the traders, that hillary clinton was winning the debate. does wall street want hillary to win? >> no, i wouldn't look at it in terms of a political choice, i would look at it in a sense of is this more of the same, are we looking through the rearview mirror -- low interest rates for a good, long time, accommodation in the fed, and i think the market likes that. we've come back almost all the way from that fed bump, and i think what you're seeing today is a very clear indication the markers are up a whopping tenth of a percent. [laughter] okay?

stuart, take it away. stuart: and trump rolls on. he's dominating. the most successful political turn around in decades, don't you think? good morning, everyone, he's campaigning hard. here he is, he is a holding a baby as he unveiled child care plan. every family, by the way, gets a break. tomorrow a rollout of his economic plan. he says it will be paid for by the boom his policies will create. most important, his strategy is working. he's moving up in the polls. will you look at this? this is ohio. ballot ground state. he's now up by five points. this is a big shift. in a few weeks, his new team has turned around a failing campaign. hillary clinton in trouble. she's constantly pushed on the defense. she had been insulting millions of voters with her deplorable comment, had her medical condition is concerned. all of that is reflected in the ohio poll. she's resting, recovering from pneumonia and gets back on the campaign trail tomorrow. this, too, is a big shift. four weeks ago, she was way out front. now, she's not. president obama doing what he do

stuart: all right. we are going to slightly higher on market this morning, one fed president says economy can handle rate increase here we go again, one fed guy speaks we are all supposed to jump, tired of it you got to deal with it, oil, still sitting around 44, 45 dollars a barrel. i am getting bored i ask experts what happens if we drop below 40 bucks do stocks go down or supply numbers, we are on it something to care about nike, biggest sportsaway company in the world profit and sales good future sales look weak that is bad stock will be up, down slightly this morning down got it, here is i got it right. >> you got it. stuart: here is something real importance i mean this, deutsche bank instead of calling european lehman, the ceo says government help out of the question there are reports of a contrary, ashley is here seems to me the bottom line is this go to get bailout or don't they. ashley: initially government says no a plan in place make 25% up a depends on finish they have to pay the department

stuart: ashley?un sales do better when the democrats are in office. >> you're absolutely right. i meant defense spending. thank you for that, steve moore. clarity, we like on this show. >> i do think energy. he's very pro-local energy, that could be good. >> yeah. >> if he has a strong debate, he's getting some momentum. stuart: okay. two more problems for wells fargo. actually, it's one problem, two former employees. they're suing after being fired in this debacle. what's the story? >> yeah. remember this thing about how, basically, wells fargo fired 5300 workers because they were doing too much cross-selling, getting customers to sign up for more bank accounts unbeknownst to them. the workers are saying, two guys in california saying, hey, wait a second, we were pressured to meet impossible, unrealistic goals or lose our jobs. all on that path to eight is great, meaning eight accounts per household. and if we didn't meet our quota for the day, we had to work overtime without pay. our managers met f

stuart: thank you. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: we'll see you soon.on this program, we don't do that. there are some people asking about this man, they call him the mystery man or mystery handler. where he goes, she goes. and the question, is it legitimate for the media at that talk about hillary's health. and nbc news criticized about the cough. and some people say we should stop talking about hillary's health altogether. [coughing] >> to represent inmates, excuse me, i'm sorry. [coughing] . every time i think about trump i get allergic. i just saved thousands on my loan at lendingtree.com. in less than a minute, i found out how much home i can afford. i like how you shop for loans the same way you shop for flights online. i didn't realize that lendingtree you can save money on almost any sort of loan. i consolidated my credit card debt with a personal loan. i found a new credit card with 0% interest for 15 months. you just shop, compare, and save, and it's all free. go to lendingtree right now and start saving. for your retirement, you wanted to cel

stuart:. could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic and you name it. stuart: i'm still mad about that. that's hillary calling trump's supporters, xenophobic as she said, you name it. >> these are not deplorable people. >> we are honored, my wife and i represent nondeplorable people. stuart: erin elmore is with us, she's right at the center of the trump campaign mere in new york. erin, still with us. who idea was that? because i take my hat off to whoever organized that, a very, very short notice. it worked. >> brilliant. kelly anne conway and it gives me chills every time i see it. it's true. hillary clinton is making fun of the people who fight our wars and-- >> wait a second, you say carrie anne conway and the children they have a part in-- >> the kids are involved every step of the way. not only on the apprentice, but part of his business on day-to-day, so he really-- ivanka has his ear and all of

stuart: got it.hat's what's happening overnight. that's what we've got this morning. let's get to the terrorist caught in new jersey. there were warning signs that were missed. his father called the feds, what, two years ago. take me through this one, ashley. all the way through. >> this is interesting, okay, there's the father of this suspect. he apparently called his son a terrorist. a maybe heard him kicking him out and calling him that for attacking his brother. and do i believe he's a terrorist? the neighbor called the fbi check this out. they checked him. no links between this individual and terrorism. now, as we know, he went back and forth many times to pakistan, and a hot bed of fundamentalism and afghanistan where he was born. and as you mentioned earlier, stu. his brother and sister posting pictures on facebook and also the sister putting up an isis link showing attacks on new york. how the fbi, how someone did not flag this individual becomes even more mysterious with each-- with more inf

stuart, take it away. stuart: thank you very much indeed. bring them in, says president obama, keep them out, says donald trump. tough vetting, says hillary clinton. good morning, everyone, terror and muslim immigration now front and center in this campaign and less than 24 hours after the arrest of the alleged new york bomber it it's donald trump who appears to be outfront. before in overflow crowd in florida, trump said immigration security, enemies and combatants are coming into our country. extreme vetting is required. go after them over there. knock the hell out of them. tough trump on full display. hillary clinton offered reassurance, go about your daily lives don't be detoured by terror, we can handle it at home and abroad. she wants tough vetting didn't recall immigration. a and. and president obama will not link terror to the eligs-- religion of the attackers. avoids the word "terror". he addresses the u.n. assembly, he wants to bring in more migrants. wells fargo gets grilled and we'll bring you one of their victims. and the market

grateful thanks to secretary magnifying us and nancy pelosi and mayor ed lee and the spokesman to stuart milk and everybody that has been involved in that thank you >> (clapping.) >> and i'm arrived and honored to be here my son eric, daughter and i watched the movie milk to recreation our memory the signature movement of the harvey's leadership and the encroachment he lead and one of the most moving scenes in the ended when thirty thousand people gathered with literally the candles to honor the life of this leader of lgbtq movement it reminds me our first lady eleanor roosevelt it is better to utility one candle than occurs the darkness harvey starred a movement it changed a nation his legacy lives on in the great work by the harvey milk foundation and his nephew stuart milk and ann and others that accepted stuart accepted at the same time apparently metal of freedom he on harvey's on behalf of in 2009 the same year i humbly received the work building ed anyone kohlman i made a promise to my sister suzy in 1998 the year harvey died i'll i rad breast cancer not only in the u.s. but gloef

stuart's was less because he got a infraction. i thought they both got the right and i tell you, i know everyone is saying these guys make a lot of money, but just like a speeding ticket, no one likes to get a speeding ticket $100, that is a lot of money to these guys and they are going to appeal. >> our mike klis there, broncos huddle starts for the season tonight right after next. >>> there is a new chick-fil-a at dia, con course b, i bring it to fix the a-line, chicken sandwiches, pickles? come on, rtd, we can do this. >>> having the right street address is critical when you are the swat team. >>> that look, that look says they had the wrong address. >>> fighting leukemia, she did not need to fight a thief as well. >>> the app that has been our absolute obsession since we >>> rain, lightning, little thunder out there, gusty winds, and some small hail, all coming in just across the foothills and down to the plains, our view in boulder showing raindrops on the camera lens and we will watch the storms within the next couple hours

so it could change, stuart, on a dime. but it's going to take a person of strength because i've seen it. washington is a tough place, you know? i rode the high road, and i got knocked down into the valley. but the best thing about being in the valley is you learn when you get back up how you can do things better. so it can change. i don't see it right now. i don't want see it with mitch mcconnell. i don't see it with nancy pelosi. i do see hope in paul ryan. i don't know what to expect from chuck schumer who will probably be the senate democratic leader. he's smarter than reid, he's every bit as partisan as harry reid, but there's one difference. he's transactional. you can do business. they don't say it that way many new york city, but they understand it. [laughter] so there is some hope out will. but it all begins in the white house. leadership begins in the white rent,. we've got to get a different, you know, tempo coming out of that place.that, abt >> one example of that, about leadership and the white house is despite

this is on stuart. this is just off of 101 where northbound lanes are moving again. one lane is moving again. stay with us. we are keeping watch over this and will the latest after a break. >> i'm spencer christian. this is a few from mt. tam showing had a little finger fog moving in from the coast. yes, the cooling because shevery year. ow that it kills 40,000 californians... because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56. >>> want to continue to update the breaking news. northbound 101 in petaluma is open now, and i can't even see a whisper of smoke. now as we some into that one home. there is a little bit of smoke from what was at least four structures on fire. at least those were some of the reports and it looks like the firefighters have done a nice job. at least in this area of stuart and mckenzie drive it looks like t

potter stuart papers at yale university. stuart was a graduate of el with the stipulation that they be closed until the last justice he served with retired. that was john paul stevens who retired in 2010. the really interesting. we use several interesting collections of justices papers, but stuart was assigned to write the opinion for the majority 5-for saying there's no constitutional obligation to pay for abortions for poor women. i want to review and stewart's draft of his opinion, which is in his papers and was published as he rode at, he said the financial constraints that restricted and aged women's ability to enjoy the full range of constitutionally protected freedom of choice are the product not of governmental restrictions on access to abortions, but rather of an agency. although congress has opted to subsidize medically necessary services generally but not certain medically necessary abortions, the fact remains that the hyde amendment, which is still the lot i see no reason and gentle men with at least the same ran

>> let me bring in stuart and gloria. stuart, i mean, clearly this has taken the attention away from what hillary clinton said on friday about half the trump supporters being this basket of deplorables. >> well, it's an eloquent theory that she got sick to take the -- >> of course not. it wasn't intentional, but -- >> i -- i -- you know, listen, campaigns usually aren't affected by these stories one way or the other. we talk about the 47% story. it was a big story. there's really no evidence when you look at it, if it hadn't happened that mitt romney would have won. you know, when you get in these campaigns, you have to really treat it the same way nfl quarterbacks treat throwing interceptions. you throw interceptions. you just play the next play. no campaign doesn't make mistakes. it's a matter of pushing through and being able to try to communicate with as many voters as you can why you think you should be president. i don't think these little things are going to make that much difference. >> gloria, to stuart's point,

also former romney campaign adviser, stuart stevens.ften criticized because of his tone, you thought secretary clinton could use prepping in that respect after last night's forum. >> well, what clearly happened there, she got hit with a number of questions right at the top about e-mail then they went to the first questioner who also asked about e-mail and i think in a half-hour show, she felt that too much was being placed on that one question and she was irritated and her irritation showed throughout as she was asked -- answering the other questions. i think it hurt her and i think there's a lesson in that for her as she prepares for these debates. you have to be able to shake those things off. >> you can't allow irritation even if it's justifiable in some cases to kind of impact your performance overall. >> no, i think it's really, really important because she was there to address this room of veterans and when you start answering questions in an irritated tone, it's as if you're speaking to them in irritation and that's very counterp

but gloefshl while pave a way for a cure meeting stuart that day was a natural phenomena that changed any life gave me another cause to pursue achieving equal rights to the lgbtq community in our nation and across the world and an honor stuart to serve in an advisory roll in the incredible harvey milk foundation that is supported all corners of the globe doing so with grace and advocacy and i do so not as a former u.s. ambassador but as a proud american as a proud mother of my son eric who is here today with us and is himself a wonderful openly gay philanthropist and lgbtq recognize that firmly believes in inclusion not exclusion >> (clapping.) >> eric and i have been privileged to be or be part of enormous events in u.s. and abrade if the u.s. amcy in budapest we stand with harvey's dream of quality for all the foundation is taken harvey's name and story across the globe working successfully on the ground with strufrlg and emerging lgbtq communities on fixed continent and now the usns harvey milk will join lgbtq centers named after harvey from italy and barack news you're the first o

stuart: yeah. neil: had he not been he would have said stuart. stuart: i know he is frequent guest on your program. evidently he just confused fox business people just like that. easily done. neil: my favorite moment, i don't want to bore you too much, one time i went just to see what occupy wall street gathering was like down at wall street. it was dusk. there were people there thinking i was sean hannity. i kid you not. they're cursing at me and saying hosch things. so i curse back at them. next day people saying sean hannity. stuart: good one, neil. neil: no, that was stuart varney >> all yours. neil: all right. grant. i'm not going to let him get away with that. neil cavuto. stocks on top of with deutsche bank and all of its ills, someone will rescue them, whether the german government or consortium of players. bottom line the optimism here someone comes in to stimulate, to rescue, to be a backstop to provide protection for capitalist institution might be in trouble. how many times we have seen this. i will not begrudge a rally. we'll begrudg

stuart and i have become good friends. okay, one vote for, one vote against. leonard, you're the tiebreaker. i don't have a problem with stuart. besides, he gives us a 20% discount at his comic book store. well, i don't sell my friendship that cheaply. i can go 30. welcome aboard, old chum. okay, the nasa web site says howard's final descent has begun.

stuart varney is prosecuting this case in an effective way.t's great tv and it's good because obamacare is bad. >> we all enjoy that -- >> i've totally been on the wrong end of that. stop miling. stop smiling. >> you can have some empathy for zeke. the reality is, people have less choice. and they're make more money and you got insurer after insurer now just walking away from this. >> i think the choice thing is a huge problem. this is what hillary clinton talked about and there are some quick fixes to improve the law like purchasing insurances across the state lines. i can by my clothes in new jersey, shy be able to get my insurance there. >> we agree on -- >> some good thinks to say about obama car. we have 20 million people who are insured who weren't, we have let's then 0 million americans without insurance which is a huge agreement. and what zeke was talking about in remember tuesday of health care costs, based on the ten years before obamacare the rates were rising by a greater percentage than hare now. so you have to three-quarter entir

diane stuart has been played on paid administrative leave for personnel issues. over the past two years, hayward fired chief contreras and school superintendent stan dobbs also placed on leave following personnel investigations. kpix 5's jackie ward tells us turmoil at the top has some in hayward ready for change. jackie. >> reporter: allen, it's been a hectic summer here in hayward and it has the people here unsettled to the point where they are telling other people not to move here. it's been a few days since diane stuart was asked to step down as hayward police chief and she has yet to be proven guilty of anything. still, the people who live here are ready to see change. >> it is of concern. you know? it needs to be handled. it needs to be dealt with. >> elect the people that need to be elected to take care of things. and, um, hoping to see things run better. this is my hometown. been here all my life. >> reporter: as we first reported tuesday, the latest scandal involved police chief stuart and the alleged favoritism she may have shown a contractor who two ye

stuart and i have become good friends. one vote for, one vote against. leonard, you're the tiebreaker. i don't have a problem with stuart. besides, he gives us a 20% discount at his comic book store. well, i don't sell my friendship that cheaply. i can go 30. welcome aboard, old chum. okay, the nasa web site says howard's final descent has begun. (sighs) he left a boy, he returns a boy-sized hero.

. >> joining me now is former mitt romney campaign adviser, stuart stevens, cnn political commentatorformer obama senior adviser, dan pfeiffer, and cnn analyst gloria borger. gloria, what do you think of how the clinton campaign handled the dissemination of this information? because it really wasn't until that video came out that the public was informed, that reporters were informed that she'd been diagnosed on friday with pneumonia. >> right. what was surprising to me in your interview, anderson, was when you asked her about her penchant for privacy. she said, i didn't think this would be that big of deal. which really surprised me because donald trump has been talking about hillary clinton's stamina and her health with innuendo for this entire campaign so i believe what occurred is she was clearly worried it would become a campaign issue and that is why the press wasn't told about it on friday. now, i know a lot of people believe that everybody gets pneumonia on campaigns and part of that is true and lots of candidates get sick and they don't tell people about it. but what occurred

ando issue to in the process learn from stuart that there were no confederate troops to stewart's right for more than 800 yards, half a mile distance. andstreet learning this, wishing to close on the left of wantingt wing, and also to get his division in the front division toart's , thisto the right graphic, what longstreet found in the description of stuart, donovan, preston in the front with hood. , what second line longstreet long history -- on the situation when he attempted ,o achieve is this formation where he wants to shift stewards division to the right, get hoods or laws division on the frontline with the intention grades --the two were brigades arrived that they will or laws division towards the center, longstreet would keep -- what have a formation of four divisions across the front, and preston's division in reserve with kershaw joining law. he also ordered that each of the divisions must form with true -- brigades up and one down. i someone a few minutes ago talk a little bit about the concept incorporating in tactics, that idea of the troops in the second line giving the c

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lisa, welcome to the program. >> good timing, stuart.attern in this election so far has been trump gets out front first and hillary responds. now, today, 'v

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stuart varney telling it like it is.just watch his show, watch cnbc, with the sound down sometime. it's like a hostage state, that's what i'm saying. >> i don't know. neil: in the meantime, you've seen the polls out, the latest one that shows donald trump virtually even with hillary clinton but that does not quite take into account the electoral vote which is how we finally elect our presidents, and in that hillary clinton has a comfortable lead. for now larry sabato says that is the name of the game, the professor with us now. good to have you. >> neil, i got to say you're a sight for sore eyes. everybody has missed you. i certainly missed you. i want to tell you one thing, when i travel and i'm in airports, people have come up to me and asked me how's neil? and i've always said without really knowing, he's great. because i knew that's what you would want me to say. neil: no, no, no, no, professor, i'd like to leverage a little sympathy here. when you tell people he's great, they don't feel sorry for you anymore. >> wel

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"varney & company" host stuart varney is coming up. stuart: embarrassing.ma's election, look at what happened at the china meeting. vladimir putin stared down president obama, our president, the president of the united states of america had to go cap in hand to russia asking for help in the middle east and refused. now, that's an insult. then, we have the incident at the red carpet, and the arrival of president obama in china. if you know anything about china, you will know that that was a deliberate insult. that was a deliberate forcing of loss of face for the president of the united states. now, the iranians, they were know the at the china meeting, but they've been humiliating america for what, the past few years with this nuke deal. the whole thing is an embarrassment. our standing in the world has come way down and i think it's going to have a real impact on all americans going forward. maria: it's pretty extraordinary. if you wonder if it resonates to the person out there. stuart: hillary clinton is tied with president obama. she was secretary of stat

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now in jail the sheriff's office in stuart florida arrested celeste guap at her rehab center. the now 19 year old texted kron 4 news. she was going for drug treatment and sex addiction. guap is the self-described former call who claimed to have had sex with numerous law enforcement officers from multiple bay area police departments, including some before she turned 18. according to her arrest report on monday, police officers were called in. because guap allegedly become abusive towards staff members. while talking with, her deputies say she began to brag about how many police officers she slept with in california and her past drug use. security guard members at the rehab center claimed. guap had ran away. took her clothes off and began to flash passing cars on the street. once they got her back to the rehab center. she allegedly started screaming, was aggressive, lunged and an guard. and there is security camera video to prove it. she then is accused of biting a security guard on the arm. that guard had to go to the hospital then while in the patrol car. she escaped from her

let's go to stuart in florida. >> caller: booyah, jim. >> booyah, stuart. >> caller: long time viewersm fort myers, florida. i'm a tennis player, jim, and before i serve the tennis ball, i say, are you ready, skee-daddy? >> that's what i want to hear on the court from now on. i'm waiting for b.g. to do that. that's brad gilbert. go ahead. >> caller: verifone, pay, way down from where i bought it in october 2014. no earnings growth and a p.e. of 47. >> this is -- i got to tell you, stuart, this was just a major -- it really wasn't there fault. it's a gigantic debacle of tremendous pro-porgszs involving the changes at the register. but it makes it so that i've got to wait for a couple quarters before i possibly, possibly, possibly can recommend verifone systems. samsung's loss, listen to me, it really is apple's gain this time. the company's colossal flaming failure is a boon for apple. another reason to own this fabulous company's shares. much more "mad money" ahead. while the name align technology might not ring a bell, many have heard the companies invis line. i'll tell you if it's wo

stuart: donald trump calls himself the law and order candidate.place went into that. does it not? >> of course month after month in his foreign policy speech, national security speech command their assent and route it a teenager would realize there is something wrong. the facts are becoming more and more efficient around the nation. basically this is reflected also in what is happening in europe. he is trying to say we need to change what is wrong in our national security policy. ashley: we haven't mentioned what happened in minnesota. we solemnly swear that i saw was in macon iron. but about how america appeared a terrorist attack on a shopping art and it happened in minnesota. a man of somali origin making references to allah, asking people if they were muslim and stabbing eight, maybe nine games. this is the kind of thing that puts real fear into middle america, does it not? >> ashley, yes. what he says or doesn't say us with any jihadist would do. in that case in minnesota who is part of the network for what worries me is the fact if any of th

stuart, we are about two months from election day.trump do at this point to get undecided voters behind him? >> i think he has to reassure them and he also has to talk, i think, about in more specifics some policy about what he would do. you need to know more what you're going to get with a trump presidency. right now, trump has a certain number of votes. but he's not doing nearly as well as mitt romney did with certain key groups of republicans like white women. these are -- and more educated voters. these are the key to winning a state like pennsylvania. it's ultimately one of the keys to winning a state like virginia. northern virginia voters. and in florida, in cincinnati suburbs. these are the voters he has to talk to. and you can't sort of take this breitbart approach. these aren't people who read breitbart. they want to know what they're getting when they buy a president. i think trump, it's just kind of, you know, famous box of chocolates. you don't know what you're going to get every bite. >> david, two months out, obviously