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stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. yes, it is jobs friday, and here's the news: 199,000 jobs added in november. the up employment rate came dowe down to 3.7%. the labor participation rate, 62.8%. now, you add it all up and this shows a firm and resill e cent labor market. that would be my opinion. and president biden will no doubt can say it is the result of bidenomics. we expect manager from him later on today. 3.7% unemployment, we'll concentrate on that. here's the market's reaction, the dow, s&p and nasdaq down just a little. the theory being that a fairly firm labor market will not allow the federal reserve to lower interest rates anytime soon, so stocks marginally lower in this, in the morning session. interest rates, where are they going this morning? they're going up, actually. we have the yield on the 10-year treasury at 4.23%, that's a up 8 basis points. that's a move. and the 2-year, 4.68, up 9 basis points. again, that is a move to the upside. as for bitcoin, coming in now at $42 -- 43,600 each. gas, intere

stuart. stuart all right, thanks.ng in congressman mike waltz, the great republican from the if great state of florida. [laughter] good morning, congressman. >> morning. stuart: the democrats are considering expanding my grant camps and deportations. do you think that would stop the flow? >> look, stu, i think if the word gets out that you are going to have to sit in detention until eventually years town the road -- town the road, that they actually adjudicate your case versus the current state of things where you get three meals and a hot cot and then you're sent into the interior of america with a please come back in a couple of years, yeah, i do think -- and we, it's not just what i think, it's what actually happened just a few years ago. we know once that word questions out, then people stop making that dangerous journey. and the thing i'll always repeat is 40% of young girls are being sexually assaulted and sold into human trafficking that are making this journey. it is a humanitarian crisis. and now it's also a

stuart?new poll shows how inflation is affecting people's shopping this holiday season is. i take it, ashley, that people are cutting back? ashley: they are. according to a poll from monmouth university, 55% of respondents said, yeah, we're going to cut back a little on our holiday shopping lists. that's up from 46% last year and 40% in 2021. and it also holds true a. >>s all denial graphic groups especially among those making less than 50,000 a year where two-thirds of that group reported holiday shopping cutback withs. it's not all gloom and doom though. the majority of americans are still planning on participating in holiday activities. about a 76% say they plan to play christmas music, why not? 65% say they will decorate their home. 69% say they will make christmas candy, cookies, desserts. merry christmas. stu. stuart: i hear you it's that time, 11:44 eastern time, that is, when we show you the dow 30. and we always say the same thing, we'll give you a sense of the market. here you go. h

stuart. stuart: hillary, thanks very much. now this.000 people received an e-mail from the white houssaying their student loan haves been forgiven. based politics cofounder brad palumbo is with me now. brad, how much does the latest student loan bailout cost me, the taxpayer? >> well, if you're a federal taxpayer, it's going to come out to about $1800 a person for your share of biden's latest student loan bailout, which is offensive frankly because americans with care by afford groceries thanks to inflation we've had under president biden, which despite all the talk about bidenomics has not in fact gotten -- gone away or reversed. it's an insult to taxpayers and americans that they're going to have to pay for other people's degrees. susan, i'm sorry, that your degree in gender studies isn't working out for you, but that's not my responsibility and biden should make it be mine. stuart: i thought the supreme court stopped these payments but they're still going forward? >> yeah, the supreme court slapped down president bide obanya's first

stuart: got it.with you, stocks that you like and think are going to go up in the future. start with ibm. >> i think that's the -- look, it has acted very well. down today, but it's acting very well. sold off 10% during that october flash, but it's taken all that back plus some, and i think it's underrated in terms of what's going on in artificial intelligence, and i think that's going to become with clearer in 2024. it's a name that i own and i like. stuart: 158, have you got a price target? >> i don't because i'm not an analyst, so i don't put a price target -- stuart: but it's going to go up. >> yeah. i think it's going higher. stuart: bank of america? >> it's been an underperformer. it's off this year compared to its peers, but it has also recently lifted its head up. i continue to like it. i'm up a little bit in it, but i also think it's going to be one of those plays that will come to its own next year in 2024 and catch up with its peers. stuart: here's one i've never heard of. >> alpha metallu

stuart: all right.look at the movers, please, and i want you the look at disney which is up -- lauren: yeah. the hollywood strike is over. the actors ' union officially approved a 3-year contract with the major is studios last night, 78% voting to ratify. it's about a billion dollars in the coupe union over three years. stuart: diamondback energy if. lauren: oil is down, and specifically jpmorgan cut the price target to 173 from 180 on this stock. we do get the inventory report from the government, crude inventories actually fell not as much as a expected, but other sorts of inventories built, so the bottom line is there's little demand for fuel. stuart: oil looks like it could crack below $70 a barrel, and if that happens, gas prices keep coming down too. delta, what's their story? lauren: lower jet fuel prices help. delta's up almost 4%, leading the pack here. they have reaffirmed their profit and revenue outlook for this year. they didn't raise it, they reaffirmed it. why are investors cheering? reco

stuart stuart showed up. got it. thanks, lauren. house approved the impeachmentment inquiry into the president, and according to a new poll, listen to this, nearly a quarter of all democrats support impeachment. david avella with me now. this may be a crazy theory, but is this how the democrats push biden out? impeachment gets so bad, he's gotta go? >> probably not, stuart, because 25% of democrats are for the impeachment inquiry, and yet not a single democrat in the house including dean phillips who's running against biden will have the courage to actually vote to convict him or, well, send it to the u.s. senate for a child -- for a trial. they will stick behind this president because they know they have to. it's also interesting, you think about this, we know biden has already are been caught in lies when it comes to his involvement with hunter and, two, this is the first president -- think about this. can you think of a president who people in his own administration were outside the white house protesting against his foreign poli

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stuart: delta up 3%.ren: they're adding flights to taiwan after a seven-year hiatus n june you can fly from seattle to taiwan that route is coming back. stuart: that is enough to give them a 3.4% gain? got to be something else. lauren: jetblue narrowing the loss forecast for the year. all the airlines are up today. resilient demand own overseas and pacific region. >> take-two interactive is down 1.2%. lauren: bank of america cut them to neutral even though they have a catalyst coming up and it is "grand theft auto," number six a blockbuster. but it is not due until march 2025. stuart: too far out. lauren: they can't stay bullish on take two that far out. stuart: tell me about the push notifications that keep popping up on my phone. is somebody spying on me? lauren: they're a privacy nightmare. apps use push notifications to send info to the phone. why you always get the ding sound or visual indicator, information was sent to you, right? a lot of people don't know those push notifications are certainty on

stuart. stuart: 500 people signed on to that one.se billboards at harvard's campus over the weekend? lauren: calls for the president of harvard to resign. there was a board meeting last night, what do they do? this is one of the billboard trucks. klaudine gay, the best friend hamas ever had. 17 members of congress calling for her to resign. does the board back her up? grady says 500 former faculty saying she shouldn't have to resign because of this. stuart: my money says they'll back her up and she'll not resign. lauren: i'm with you on harvard. she's newer to the school as the president. i'm with you on harvard. mit, i'm not sure. the other schools, i'm not sure. but upenn, liz mcgill is out. one down. stuart: dave portnoy will not hire anyone from harvard university or pennsylvania or mit until the school's dean steps down. dave portnoy joining us in the next hour. weight loss drugs may also help people control their drinking and new research is taking ozempic or wee geopolitical i we that alcohol use? doc siegle is next. ♪ i suffe

stuart: excellent. >> is this the last time i'm going to be allowed op your show following the "fox & friends" holiday party? stuart: if you're not careful. a new poll found republican voters like trump because he won't compromise. tammy bruce on that. >>> -- bruce on that. did hunter biden's stump open up a new avenue for president biden's impeachment? i'm not sure what jimmy failla says about that, but i'm sure he won't agree with him. >>> new york students say a cell phone ban helped improve their mental health. steve hilton doesn't even have a smartphone, but he's later on the show. >>> 10:00 hour's next. ♪ angels we have heard on high sweetly singing work -- over the plains ♪ .. rience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly.

stuart: thanks. our rabbi at harvard says the university is forcing the jewish student to hide their menorah at night because they are worried it will get vandalized. we got the story. is 73-year-old worker pulled a gun in a gang of would-be robbers, sent them running. we have the video and an explanation. more women are buying guns as a way to protect themselves. there's been a steadily increased since the pandemic. my next guest is a firearms instructor who talked about the growing trend of women owning guns. she joins me next. ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ - [narrator] wounded warrior project helped me find the strength to go further than i ever thought possible. - [narrator] i was able to come outta my shell and really connect with others. - [narrator] so i can feel like part of a team, part of the community again. - [narrator] it's possible to live better.

stuart yes, sir.retchen whitmer, just made a big commitment to push her state toward electric vehicles. lauren: all 8,000 state government vehicles must be electric by 2033. all government trucks, fully electric by 2040. putting her money where her mouth is, or right? they want michigan, detroit wants to be on the cutting edge of zero emission. however, how do you power them? congress earmarked $7.5 billion for charging stations so you get the range and the comfort that comes with it, that you're not going to lose power in the middle of a road trip. not a single charger has come on line that has been funded by that $. -- 7.5 billion. stuart: not one has been built. lauren: contract. stuart: that says manager, does it not? let's check futures, please. it is wednesday morning and we're heading toward a modest rally for the dow and the s&p and a solid gain for the nasdaq. the opening bell is next. ♪ everybody put your hands in the air, say -- ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ girl, i want that, i want that see you to

stuart: airbnb.n: a downgrade, truest cut their price target, the online growth story slows from here as pent-up travel demand gets exhausted and consumer while it is under pressure. stuart: it is up this year. >> 740% up on the year giving back five of that today. the news i have is used car prices close after several months of decline, rose in november from october by 1.6% because the uaw's to write come more demand for cars, not as many cars to purchase but a lot of debt. higher used car price would be good. stuart: i would have thought so. stuart: who knows? stock is down 4%, 700% so far. tiktok, the first non-gaming apps to hit a milestone. what milestone did it hit? ashley: the apps become the first nongame mobile apps to generate $10 billion in consumer spending across the apple apps store. the only other apps to achieve this are games including candy crush saga, $0.10 of kings. data shows tiktok began this year with $6 billion in consumer spending and added another 3. 8 billion through the co

stuart: 32.e market eat come back after that initial -- market's come back after that initial dip on the fed chair's statement. ashley, thank you very much, indeed. now this. donald trump is running away with the race for the republican nomination. the latest harris poll hoes he has 68% support among republicans. he's way out in front of desantis at 9% and and haley at 7%. trump has gained 6 points in that poll just in the last month. in 7 weeks ' time, we have the iowa republican caucuses. in that contest the trump has the biggest lead of any candidate in 50 years. no one has ever lost with a lead like that. and james blair, trump's national field director, says haley and desantis who are attacking each other are, quote, trying to bludgeon themselves for the title of first loser. ouch. trump wants a huge win in iowa that would cement his hold on the nomination, and it sure looks like he's probably going to get it. and if he gets the nomination, which republican would oppose him? only the most di

stuart? stuart: thank you, trey.ent says this is the reason hamas refuses to release all the women and children hostages. just watch this. roll tape. >> the fact that they continue to hold women hostages, the fact that they continue to hold children hostages, the fact that it seems one of the reasons they don't want to turn women over that they've been holding hostage and the reason this fell apart is they don't want those women to be able to talk about what happened to them during their time in custody. certainly, there is very little that i would put beyond hamas when it comes to its treatment of civilians and particularly its treatment of women. stuart: a spokesman for the israeli government joins me now. avi, that's dramatic claim from our state the department, but is the world listening? >> thank you very much for having me on, stuart. i'm not sure who is listening. what i can tell you is that we're hearing daily reports, testimonies from both hostages that have been released and eyewitnesses from october 7th wh

stuart: the city is. $or 37 million on a nonprofit that would head a homeless outreach program. the city's already pent, what, a billion dollars since 2021, and the problem hasn't been fixed. do you think $37 million on a nonprofit is going to help? >> 37's a drop in the bucket. like you said, we spent a billion dollars. the city has a $4 billion budget. -- $14 billion. it's only 7 by 7 square miles. i don't know where this money's going, how it's getting spent, or but it's unfathomable that the problem is as bad as it is with the money that's spent. i don't understand it. i don't know if we need a federal audit or intervention or what the options are here, but it's just unthinkable that we have conditions on our street like this with this much money being spent. stuart: given your drutherses, what would you do to clean up the streets of san francisco? what policy would you employ if you could employ any policy to get rid of them? what would you do? >> admittedly, i'm not a policymaker, but what i don't u

stuart? stuart: not great.ck check of the markets, please. dow's up 5, nasdaq's down 24. still ahead, overland college ousted its professor of peace over alleged war crimes, anti-semitism and sexual misconduct. brian are brenberg reacts to that. elise stefanik's office blasted snl for, quote, spewing anti-semitic trash mocking the congresswoman. brian kilmeade is liz about it. what will an impeachment inquiry to for jim jordan's case e against the bidens? i'll ask the congressman himself. and border towns, the mayors thereof, are fed up i. they say the administration is ignoring them. brandon judd will deal with that. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ finish have a holly, jolly christmas, and in case you didn't hear -- ♪ oh, by golly, have a holly jolly christmas this year. ♪ as an independent financial advisor, my promise to you is simple. as a fiduciary, i promise to put your interests first, always. .. i promise that our relationship will go well beyond just investment decisions. it's the intersection of your money

stuart: good morning, everyone. america has launched a drone attack on iranian proxy forces, five killed this is a response to attacks on the u.s. navy ships and commercial vessels in the red sea overnight, is suggest the war is expanding, separately israel steps up the groundwork and gaza, the idf claims to have killed two senior hamas commanders to help plan october 7 massacre, let's get to the money on this monday morning, we start with that quite, bitcoin has broken above the 40000-dollar mark, maybe in ultimate investment and sound at the store of value right now 41700 it is like gold another high heading toward $2100 an ounce right now it is 2075 down a bit this morning stocks had a great november the first full trading week of december the dow died 140, nasdaq at 170 points. plenty of red ink on this monday morning. interest rates are starting to move up this morning the yield on the tenure of love for the quarter% four-point to six, same with the two-year that is also moving up, price down yield up for 63 on

stuart: deal., a number of republican senators worried about trump's chances to win in the general election so which candidate do they think has the best chance to beat biden? details on that coming up. border patrol sources tell fox they've been, wait for it, over 10,000 migrant encounters at the southern border in the last 24 hours. incredible. bill melugin in the middle of it all in arizona. bill has the latest after this. ♪ (sfx: stone wheel crafting) ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. why? because medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and what it doesn't pay for, like deductible

stuart: thanks, everybody. squad member jamaal bowman could join rashida tlaib and adam schiff in being of a third democrats censured by the house this year. republicans want to hold him accountable for pulling the false fire alarm. senate republicans blocked $110 billion aid package for israel and ukraine because it lacked border reform policies. senator james landgzip afford joins us next. first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with loved ones brings so much joy to your life. a family trip to the team usa training facility. i don't know how to thank you. i'm here to thank you. dear moms and dads, what you have achieved here today is going to help us and our futures. it is why we're coming up on stage to collect your diplomas. mo

stuart: glad to hear it.illy's new drug available at pharmacies is an alternative facing supply problems. this is an injection. this is a prescription to this. lauren: it is the competitor to will go be which is the higher dose of the medication ozempic. they work the same but are different names. they are magic weight loss injection, weekly injection that essentially slows the emptying of the stomach so you feel full longer and suppresses the feeling of hunger, the signals that go to the brain, and the long-term side effects of taking higher doses, we don't have the data on that but they should stop taking these injections, a large amount of patients regain the weight so it has to be coupled with aggressive diet, exercise, lifestyle changes. it can't just be the infection -- injection. stuart: if a patient needs to lose 10 pounds to doctors prescribed this kind of weight loss drug to lose 10 pounds? >> i don't think you should jump to these injections for losing 10 pounds. we as a society have a chronic illn

stuart: thanks.t paul in the wall street journal has biden's job approval rating added new low, 37%. david axelrod called that very dark for biden's reelection campaign. carly griswold is editorial director at the federalist and joins me now. axelrod is an obama guy. what is obama's role in biden's reelection campaign? >> of david axelrod, barack obama's right-hand man is saying this we can assume barack obama himself is saying it meaning the man who actually runs the democrat party, seemingly wants the party to dump president biden and move on. the problem for democrats is they don't have a biden problem, they have a policy problem. as we saw the border crisis to the economy to foreign policy, the wall street journal poll shows that negative views of democrats outweigh positive ones by 18 points. that's a huge deficit. you don't overcome that deficit by shoehorning in a new candidate who supports the same policies as the failed incumbent. stuart: before we move on, what would you say to the possibil

stuart: it's that bad.isten to this, hunter biden, he showed up on capitol hill and spoke to the media briefly and spoke to republicans about the impeachment inquiry with his dad and ready to do a public testimony and left without showing up to the closed door deposition he was supposed to take. what do you make of this latest development, clay? >> congress should hold him in contempt for refusing to appear and delivering the deposition. he's saying hepatos to testify publicly but that's not the same sitting for a closed door deposition and followed by a public system and what should happen for hip. he should be held in contempt for not speaking to the committee. second part here, it's important to note how the story is changing as it pertains to hunter biden. initially joe biden told us in fact during the 2020 campaign he had absolutely not at all to do with hunter biden's business. there's been abundant evidence he was involved in hunter biden's business and it was the biden family that was effectively th

stuart: it is down 45%?ngs are stronger than expected but realized the climate they are in, the shopper, they are pulling back on the number of stores they open, the number they remodeled considering the climate. stuart: there was a pharmaceutical company that has been making some big moves just as the year comes to a single. lauren: they are buying cerebral, that stock is up 11. 5%, making this $8.7 billion bet on a drug candidate called cerebral, a schizophrenia drug. they see it as transformational, and a blockbuster if they are able to bring it to market because the issue is they have humira which faces tons of generic competition so they have to replace that lost revenue so they are looking at ways in which they can do in and americans are also aging and cerebral makes a lot of drugs for neurological conditions that happen when people get older. alzheimer's and dementia and parkinson's. they are paying a 73% premium. a one someone like me should invest in that. >> don't even go there. you don't need any

stuart: another one for you.seattle failed a quiz after he answered that only women can get pregnant. take me through it. >> this parent reached out to me last week saying i don't know if you realize what's going on in this particular school, a true or false quiz, and ethnic studies world history course, the idea was to separate sex and gender. that was the intent of this teacher, it was a true or false question public it entered correctly saying only women can get pregnant, men can't and he was penalized for it, he ended up failing the quiz. the reason we are seeing this in the classroom is there is this movement on the gender identity side to separate sex and gender. you can then make the argument a little easy to basically claim you can change one's gender. unlike sex which is tied to biology, you can't change that. it is indoctrination. stuart: on the same lines, the police department in el paso could ask residents for their preferred names and pronouns before all interactions. is that going to work? >> it is

stuart: all right. two republican primary debates will be held next month but ron desantis hopes the field narrows, he wants to one on one with nikki haley. we have that story for you. new city mayor eric adams got a last-minute meeting at the white house, wants more federal money to help with the migrant crisis but biden is absent from these meetings. congresswoman claudia tenney on that next. ♪ 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. during my entire life i have been somewhat of an outdoors person. golf, gardening around here. how can i stay out of the sun? so about two years ago i was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma. when they discussed the mohs surgery on my face, i was not really a f

stuart: thanks.nt crisis in massachusetts. what is she saying? ashley: this is coming ahead of the army-navy game. senator joni ernst, army veteran herself is demanding president biden address the border crisis. veterans and military families are being displaced from hotels for the game to house illegal immigrants. >> administration on this with their horrible horrible border policy. this is the week america focuses on america's game, the army/navy football game, legal immigrants are being housed in those hotels that were already reserved a for the families and servicemembers, cadets and midshipmen, getting the boot while illegal immigrants are being put up in those hotels. ashley: he said it is unacceptable for veterans and families to scrimp and save, to afford the trip from the game and have to compete with illegal immigrants for hotel room space because of biden's failure to control the southern border. as the military is facing recruiting challenges, the army-navy game represents an abort opport

stuart: now this. the texas attorney general is suing pfizer, claiming pfizer overstated the effectiveness of the shot. we have details for you. the president's green agenda had a roadblock after car dealers in all 50 states side a letter opposing biden's ev mandate but that is in stopping the white house from rolling out new regulations. edward lawrence has that story coming up. right now, house republicans meeting behind closed doors to impeach -- formal impeachment into president biden having to do with his family's overseas business dealings. congressman pat fallon on that next. this justin. retired associate supreme court justice sandra day o'connor died this morning at the age of 93. hi, i'm tali and i lost 85 pounds on golo. (upbeat music) i started golo because i was unhealthy due to my weight. the minute i started taking the golo release, i knew it was working. i was not hungry, and i did not have any cravings. since losing weight with golo, i'm healthier now than i've ever been, and my doctor

stuart: thank you very much.the supreme court will hear arguments over purdue farmers controversial $6 billion settlement of the heart of the case which is should the drug giant be shielded from future lawsuits link to the opioid crisis, that's what this is all about and we have the story for you, china's health expert blame western media and disregard facts when it comes to the reporting of rising respiratory illnesses in china, are we, the media hyping concerns? doc siegel has the answer next. ♪ reliq health is a digital health company targeting the $100 billion virtual care market. reliq is rapidly growing with customers that include several of the largest and most highly rated health care organizations across the nation. reliq health technologies. (car engine revs) (engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) stuart: on the market plenty of selling the nasdaq down to 20, the dog on 169 points, look at microsoft, it is down $11, nearly 3%, microsoft declined

so, what the federals believe stuart could do , which allowed them to believe stuart would do. everything i am going to show you, almost exclusively, is from federal [ indescernible ] there is no official documentation from jefferson davis, robert e. lee, anybody in the south that this was ever the plan. i want to be clear on that up- front. doesn't mean it wasn't planned, you know, most of the southern records were destroyed in the war, either accidentally by the fires or there was a confederate secret service that did do things like this, no question they tried to spread smallpox and things like that. very well known story about the confederate service, those records are believed to have been deliberately burned. keep in mind, stuart's christmas raid, he comes into the fortification of washington, and now we are going to talk about the raid. [ indescernible ] so, lee meets with davis for three days in may 1863 enrichment to discuss the summer campaign. there are no records of that raid. we have no written documentation whatsoever, about what was discussed, but we know the gen

stuart: very true. a great artist i like the way that she celebrates good things. >> she's inspirational we all need to be inspired and that's what she's done. stuart: who is the big loser i know exactly who you're going to say. >> this guy last year bob iger last year at this time i was a big supporter of him coming on board as ceo. what i saw with disney as a disney shareholder this year was so unbelievably discouraging they have taken the most iconic deep film catalog and annihilated it. there's so much more concerned about woken us and politically correct in whatever they're trying to do, just to give you an example 2019 the hud seven films that did over a billion dollars, this year, not only did they not have a film that did a billion they did not have a film that came anywhere close, disney has got to get their act together, i hate to say it but their days as being a prominent leader in media entertainment will be over. stuart: do you think it's the woken us creeping in and that's what's turning p

stuart: you can do that? >> oh, yeah. stuart: add fat?al guest that's a guest today and young ray and 7-year-old daughter of lauren. okay, that would be the rolling stones. a band from my generation i might add. lauren: rolling bones. ashley: lauren simonetti saying i kind of pop. you do, the color. lauren: no, the name of the band. i was proud of myself when i recognize that had. we're matching today, your tie and my dress, we pop. stuart: what was that line, put me in, coach? lauren: put me in the game, i want to play. stuart: oh, put me in coach. i thought it meant the airlines. put me in the back of the plane. lauren: put me in first. lauren: i'm offended by it. stuart: i'm offended. >> did you think of a g? abigail, is that her name? stuart: it is. lauren: do you know who abigail is? stuart: that's incredible. >> you bought it and put it in your pocket. which one did you buy? say it. >> skittles. what! stuart: they're skittles. >> i'm walking offset. stuart: it's skittles. >> he's a demon! ashley: he's a demon says todd pyro. you kno

lauren: were you a crayon eater, stuart? stuart: afraid i was.ead pencil and probably extremely bad for me. >> we don't have time for this, stu. it's a small harboring device but continue. stuart: moving on. live from the presidential library in simi valley, california. i'm stuart varney on fox business. chris christie is anti-trump candidate and he'll join me on the set after this. former vice president mike pence is here and vivek ramaswamy is about to walk straight towards me here in new york visiting. the 2024gop hopeful nikki haley is here walking to the set as we speak. what a pleasure it is. look who's here, ladies and gentlemen, logan paul. let's talk about prime. i've got to ask you about taylor swift. >> love her. stuart: yeah, you're really a big fan. why do you like taylor swift so much? brilliant artist, anything else? >> she's been true to herself and always told the truth. stuart: that's the first time we've had a camel on the program. oh, it's not a camel, it's a rhino. thanks for bringing the first rhino on the show. i thought it

it's what the federals believe stuart could do, which allowed them to believe stuart would do it. everything i'm going to show you almost exclusively is from federal viewpoint. there is no official documentation from jefferson davis, robert e lee, anybody in the south that this was ever planned. i want to be clear that front doesn't mean it wasn't when we know most of southern records were destroyed at the end of the war either accidentally by the fires or there was a confederate secret service. they did do things this, there's no question that they tried to spread smallpox and, some of the northern cities and things like that, very well stored by the secret service. those records are believed to have been deliberately. keep in mind stuart's christmas raid. he comes into the for vacation from washington and now we're going to talk about the raid because i never watched so lee meets with davis for three days and may. 1863 enrollment to discuss the summer camp. there are no records of that raid we no written documentation whatsoever about what was discussed. but we know the general

i am “oined by graham stuart, h carl. that's right. i am “oined by graham stuart, the _ carl.t's right. i amjoined by graham stuart, the uk's - carl. that's right. i am joined by| graham stuart, the uk's minister carl. that's right. i am joined by - graham stuart, the uk's minister for graham stuart, the uk's ministerfor energy and net are zero. this was a deal we were not quite sure would even make it into the plenary a few hours ago. what was your reaction to that moment when we heard the gavel hit the table? i that moment when we heard the gavel hit the table?— hit the table? i was delighted to see us come _ hit the table? i was delighted to see us come to _ hit the table? i was delighted to see us come to a _ hit the table? i was delighted to see us come to a global- hit the table? i was delighted to i see us come to a global agreement and for— see us come to a global agreement and for the — see us come to a global agreement and for the first time commits globally— and for the first time commits globally to transition away from fossil_ globally to transition away from foss

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stuart: lahren. stuart: lahren. lauren: you said you were certain. i will go against you just because. 1946. stuart: it is 1971. i remember it. i remember it. 18-year-olds voting in 1972 presidential election. the 26th amendment was signed by richard nixon. you can vote when you are 18 as of 1971. that is it for the week. great stuff, thank you very much indeed and counting down to coast to coast. 5432 one, coast-to-coast starts now. neil: going for seven straight up weeks, just this week the dow is up at thousand points and all the major averages up a couple percentage points and in case you are eager to put this rally in perspective, look at this for the year, each of the major averages up double digits and then some and the nasdaq, more than 40% and a couple weeks to go. let's see how far david wagoner sees the market going. what do you think? >> reporter: a lot of people saying sell the news, the market has gone too far too fast and it is a potential breather we can see in this market but any of those quotes could end up describing it towards the

stuart: there are plenty of risks. over the past week or so, we have seen energy prices start climbing again. demand for energy goods and services is so inelastic. that's a difficult thing that people have to deal with. a a lot of that is downstream from global conflict. it's downstream from attacks on ships in the red sea. sure, the u.s. is relatively energy independent and we are not necessarily importing a ton from the middle east, at lease not throughout the entire country, but in addition to those global shocks, we still have a lot of commercial real estate that needs to be sorted out, and we still see offices not at full occupancy. while that may have retreated to some people's minds as expectations of rate cuts have come to the forefront, we are not out of the woods yet, and there's quite a ways to go before we can say that mission has been accomplished or a soft landing achieved. john: on the employment front, you are expecting a cooldown heading into next year. give us a sense of what you expect the jobs pictu

graham stuart speaking with me _ on behalf of those people. graham stuart speaking with me earlier.back david shukman because what we heard from the president is this deal means nothing unless it is actually implemented. so what comes next now that we have this deal that's being hailed as historical? he this deal that's being hailed as historical? , ., this deal that's being hailed as historical?— this deal that's being hailed as historical? , ., ., historical? he is right to say that because what — historical? he is right to say that because what is _ historical? he is right to say that because what is meant _ historical? he is right to say that because what is meant to - historical? he is right to say that| because what is meant to happen historical? he is right to say that - because what is meant to happen now is over the next two years, all the governments who have signed this day i made this promise go back home and upgrade and update their climate change, their carbon reduction strategies. that is when we will see how seriously they are taking this does not are they really mov

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stuart broad, hejoins an elite club! will the time be a factor?t 5, the clouds are around, there's a bit of green grass. stuart broad, who's just announced his retirement, this will be his last match for england. it's been such an incredible ride - and a pretty long one, to be honest. just listen to this reaction. a legend of the game. | walking away from the playing sidej of the game with memories i've got and how much i'm enjoying iti makes me feel pretty special. there you go — stuart broad with a six! that's what the crowd wanted. brilliant! he's done it! the fairytale ending he was hoping for! stuart broad! one of the greatest series, if not the greatest series of all time! for the women, a different ashes format, the same drama, the same outcome. please welcome - australia and england! tammy beaumont brings up a double century. eight wickets for ash gardener, and that is the match! they pick up four points in this multiformat series. and australia have won the game. and england will now need to win every single game in the rest of this women

they come into the camp and have a meeting with stuart. they tell him something that convinces him to continue the raid. and so he will do that. in the meantime, the federals had begun reacting. they are going to send a division of infantry down to block the fort. this is one of the most famous forts in northern virginia. this is taken from the fairfax side where there is a park. anybody ever been down there? you can see how big the mode is. that is a civil war road. it was a two track road. you get columns in both corrections or two columns working at a time. that is how important that fort was. stewart plans to come across there. they sent and infantry force to block them. they were also sending the federals, a calvary force into prince william county. this is to go look for stewart. they don't know if he is still here or not. then they are going to send to rookie regimens, one of them had probably not been with the army. they literally probably do not have ammunition based on the reports. they go into prince william county. somewhere pr

stuart broad! he joins an elite club. will the time be a factor?he oval on test five, the clouds are around. there is a bit of green grass. stuart broad, who hasjust announced his retirement, this will be his last match for england. i it has been such an incredible ridel and a pretty long one, to be honest. just listen to this reaction. a legend of the game. walking away from the playing side i of the game with the memories i have got and how much i'm enjoying it makes me feel pretty special. i there you go, stuart broad with a six! that is what the crowd wanted, brilliant. he has done it, the fairy tale ending he was hoping for! stuart broad! one of the greatest series, if not the greatest series of all time. for the women, a different ashes format, the same drama, the same outcome. please welcome - australia and england! beaumont brings up a double century. eight wickets for ash gardener, and that is the match! they pick up four points in this multiformat series. and australia have won the game. and england will now need to win every single game