stuart: mr.er their case with donald trump. on what grounds are you suing them? >> well, the state of missouri and voters of missouri had a sovereign interest in being and having access to physical access to and hearing from a presidential candidate for the top office in the united states government and you've got leftist in blue states committing lawfare before and going for president trump and denying to their chosen presidential candidates and millions and millions voted for president trump and deserve the ability to hear from him. we can't let states like new york deny missourians of access to that candidate. stuart: surely that conviction will be thrown out, won't it? >> eventually but it'll be too late and still interfere with the 2024 election. take ourselves back to 1860 when we allowed a southern rogue prosecutor to take abraham linn can off the cam ran -- lincoln off the campaign trail because of speeches threing with slavery? this is no different. stuart: takes the law to fight back ag

stuart: all right.eriff mark can ills, has a he seen a slowdown since the order went into effect? the sheriff will be with us in our next hour. >>> tj maxx and marshalls will give some of their workers body cameras. will it prevent theft? we're going to get into it with axon, their chief executive is going to explain right after this. ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 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? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai. stuart: 13 minutes into the thursday trading session, a little bit of green. dow's up 50, nasdaq's up 34. take a look at a microsoft, nvidia and apple. lauren has labeled them the big th

stuart? stuart: thanks very much, indeed. republican from the state of utah, joins me now. mr. senator, you have a bill to ban tsa from accepting the border one app. one of the terror suspects from tajikistan used that app to get into america. why do you want to stop the tsa accepting that app? >> tsa shouldn't be accepting that app as a form of id because it requires no valid id. all you have to do is fill it out, put in whatever name, whatever biographical information you choose to, and then you can get into the country just like this terrorist got into the country last year. this terrorist who's now been arrested. you know, what's really scary is that we don't know anything about the other hundreds of thousands of people who have gotten in using the cbp1 app. this one in particular we know is a terrorist. how many other terrorists are there out there, stuart, who got into the country the same way using the app? stuart: so you're aiming for security here, but what you would also do, you'd cut down on the number of people wh

stuart stuart they do, indis'd.en, please. 124 is the price. their ceo is going to address the competition, or he has addressed it. lauren: yeah. it was the first annual shareholder meeting. jensen huang's not worried about the competition, and he laid out strategy to maintain their dominant if position. nvidia chips are available on every cloud service is, on every computer maker, and they're looking for markets they might not have touched like industrial robotics. so different ways to grow. stuart: okay. next one is uber. e own a thin sliver of this thing, and i know they just lost their appeal to the gig work law. lauren: yeah. stuart: the stock is actually up a fraction, but what does this no gig law mean? lauren: it that has to provide its drivers and delivery workers because it owns them -- employment rights in california. problem is, those are really expensive. studies show it can cost company up to 30% more than independent contractors. uber is also, don't forget, a very green company. they're now giving $1,

stuart: i was born in 1948. stuart: you got it right. shuster. superman is known as the first superhero. so now you know. lauren: there's a lot of superman in my house. my son is 6 and he is into superman. stuart: out of time. >> 3

stuart: okay.a, i just introduced you. set the scene, please. >> hi there, stuart. it is so great to be with you. this has just been an absolutely extraordinary day here, and we watched all throughout today as world war ii veterans came by us, some walking, some in their wheelchairs into their place with their a families, with their grandchildren. and it was a very moving ceremony as this played out. you know, we heard from president biden, he talked about a the commitment if to democracy, he talked about a never turning your back on democracy. he talked about a ukraine and the threat that it faces from russia. you know, we look at it both in terms of the 80th anniversary, what happened here, the strength and courage and bravery that it took on the part of these 18, 19, 20-year-olds in order to be the tide that a pushed hitler back. once this invasion happened, it was clear that germany had no offensive power left in it, and that truly turned the war. so, you know, it's important to look at it in t

stuart: really?d thing too next case silicon valley, they are camping up security vetting of employees. is this about china? lauren: 100%. the financial times says the heavyweights in tech google, open a.i. and sequoia, they are extra-vetting employees because they are worried about chinese spies infiltrating their systems i'm not exaggerating. palantir calls chinese espionage a huge problem and what was the story we did a couple months ago. the us in march charged an ex- google software engineer with stealing a.i. secrets while he was secretly working for not one but two chinese-based companies. stuart: next one, amazon. they were fined. i do know how big the fine was. lauren: not big. stuart: over their practices at two warehouses in california. what were they supposed to -- lauren: $5.9 million fine. so those warehouses over four months were slapped with more than 59,000 violations for violating a california law that says factory workers must be given written quotas. how many tasks they need to pe

stuart: yeah, it is.ther new poll for you and shows trump supporters are three times more likely to prioritize marijuana and having a family. >> my mod said there's an order to things, stu. get married and have a family. don't do those in the reverse order. i'm old school though and that's what i was taught, but i think sort of -- i know brian can weigh in on this, sort of the big picture is the nuclear family; right. if you sort of think that you'd want government to have less control and you want power in the family and want to make moral and ethical believes based on how you were raced. if you're a government -- raised and if you're a democrat and want to break down the family unit and create chaos and discord and you have have that power to come in from the government and take over and infiltrate. i'm a huge proponent of a nuclear family. unit that is very much in tact. stuart: you want to add to that, brian? >> i think people are good. i love what you said. we should have lots of children and solving

stuart: indeed.nt biden told david muir, abc news yesterday, he's ready for his upcoming debate with rump and to let voters see the difference between them. watch this. roll it. >> we are three weeks from this debate. what do you think you need to accomplish if on that debate stage? >> say what i think, let him say what he thinks. the things he said are off the wall. i want to be a dictator on day one, i want to move in a direction where -- he talks about a, or you know, suspending the constitution. hear what he says, remind people what he say is the and what i believe, what he believes. he's about him, i'm about the country. >> are you ready for this debate? >> yes. stuart: see there, not a strong voice, not a deliberate delivery right there. do you think biden's saying, hey, trump's going to be a dictator, is that a winning strategy? >> let me tell him why they call him a dictator, stu, because the truth is that a donald trump is a consensus candidate. if you look just at the issues, you look at a

stuart: thanks, ash.ming up, israeli officials say the country is on a brink of full scale war with hezbollah. there's a report on that. putin mee meeting with kim jongn in north korea and welcome to ax -- axis of evil, new worldorde. congressman mike waltz on that next. [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 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? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ t—mobile's 5g network connects a hundred thousand delta employees so they can make every customer feel like they've arrived before they've left the ground. this is how business goes further with t—mobile for business. (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ stuart: dow down 21 and nasdaq up 35. s sports grill p up 1. s&p up 1. mike murphy start

stuart: thank you. coming up. 's israel supreme court unanimously ruled the military must to begin drafting ultra-orthodox men for military service, a decision that could lead to the collapse of benjamin netanyahu's government. a headline in the wall street journal says biden is constraining israel and that makes war with have is real and have an edge lebanon more likely. keith kellogg on that next. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled

stuart: i guess so.vs it's all about the battery so frequently. lauren: right. so i would say let them replace it every year for $7500. stuart: check that big board. we've come down just a little, we're down 93. the dow's at 3,000. down winners -- 39,000. topping the list we have apple, 211 this morning. home depot, amazon, merck and walmart on the list. the s&p 500, the winners there are fed ebbs, nice gain. nearly 13%. albemarle and apple is on that list too. the nasdaq composite headed by apple, 212. tesla, up another couple of bucks at $189. broadcom now up 1 is %. dex congress and old anyone onon the list. next, coming up, country star randy travis, he's headed to capitol hill today. he's pushing for a new rule that would change the way musicians get paid. we're on it. >>> msnbc host joy reid claims only the rich support trump. roll it. >> billionaires can gobble up even more tax cuts. that is the reason every other billionaire is kissing trump's ring. and a lot of non-billionaire rich people too in

stuart. stuart: alex, got it. thank you very much.e intelligence committee is warning of a possible missile crisis in space. watch this. >> well, this is clearly a result of administration's weakness that we're seeing this provocativeness from vladamir putin and he's developing a antisatellite weapon and detonated all satellites in lower orbit and would likely render the entire orbit unusable up to an entire year and this from pentagon experts that said this is a real threat to the economic security and national security but also just even our basic communications systems. stuart: serious stuff, we need intelligence analyst with someone of access to intelligence and that's rebekah koffler who joins us now. that was frightening stuff. have we got space weapons? >> we don't, but we don't need to overreact to this. nuclear detonation in space is not a new concept and it's an old concept; right? but guess what, if putin decides to detonate in open space and our satellites will fry out russia's satellites and that's going to be reserved as

stuart: rh.auren: restoration hardware and high end customer and stock down 17.5% and customer is pulling back and sales growing this quarter between 3 and 4% and streets saying we thought 7% and there's a disconnect and they're reporting a water loss in the last quarter. stuart: it's a big drop. next case, tesla's shareholder meeting and elon musk said he speak withs trump on a regular basis and what they talk about. trump talking about income taxes and facing revenue with tariffs and some republicans welcome the idea and plan is drawing pushback from some economists and hillary vaughn has the staiy after this. ♪ (traffic noises) (♪) the road to opportunity. is often the road overlooked. (♪) at enterprise mobility, we guide companies to unique solutions, from our team of mobility experts. because we believe the more ways we all have to move forward. the further we'll all go. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan.

back to you, stuart. stuart: thank you, edward.16 noble prize winning economists claim a trump victory reigniting inflation and causing lasting harm to the global economy and economist peter morici joining me now. one of them is married to a biden official and the others have donated or supported president biden. are these economists possibilityive or just propaganda? or just propaganda? >> this is a very successful presidency when it came to the economy. think of what you'll like of them personally and this is basically the kind of corruption we saw outside of columbia on harvard square during the recent demonstrations. basically university education and the people that run it have become ideo ideo ideo ideologuet and incampbell of thinking about clear and important issues of the day. they'll all tell you that any of them can justify a deficit that 6.7% for gdp and that's exactly what joe biden has and if anyone is taking the country down a trail of insolvency, it's joe biden. stuart: now, trump's plan is to use tariffs on imports

stuart? stuart: got it. hillary, thanks very much. now, this.n jamal bowman's job is on the line. look at this headline in the "wall street journal". will jamal bowman be the first to fall? let's bring in nicole malliotakis, new york. congresswoman, do you think he will lose today? >> i do. i think that the early voting over the last few days have shown very strong numbers in the areas where george latimer should perform well and i think he city serves to lose quite frankly. everything from the juvenile stunt of pulling the fire alarm when we were trying to avoid a shutdown, to his foul mouth laced tirade the other day to the support of policies like the open border policies and anti-police policies, like de fund the nypd that he supported not in sync with his district that have been bad for his constituents. this is somebody who deserves to lose. he does not deserve to serve in congress and i think the voters in his district will show that today. stuart: it seems there's a split within the democrat parties, split between jewish voters and the o

stuart: cinemark. lauren: upgrades to buy and price target 26 and see meaningful box office improvement and inside out 2 doing fantastic and they like the debt reduction plans. stuart: hot weather to bring some in and that's cold weather. lauren: or cold weather around the holidays and maybe good movies. stuart: that's fair. coming up, we could get the trump immunity decision this week. former u.s. attorney guy lewis tells us which way he thinks the supreme court will go on this issue. migrants from venezuela being charged in the murder of a child in houston. they're being caught illegally crossing the border and released into the u.s.. are the hands of law enforcement tied when dealing with criminal migrants? sheriff thadeus cleveland on that next. ♪ (♪) car, this isn't the way home. that's right james, it isn't. car, where are we going? we're here. (♪) surprise!!! the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. car, were you in on this? nothing gets by you james. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. befor

stuart: right.e threat of a terror attack in big cities like new york, washington, dangerously high. ron, has the terror threat ever been higher? >> i don't believe it has. but we were uni aware before 9/11 -- unaware, but since 9/11 the government, the people, everybody realizes we had to do the different things about who came and went into the -- left into the country. a lot of those things have been shored up. but right now for the last three plus years under the biden administration we've had a border that's out of control. and it's not just people coming for a better life, it's not just people coming from a certain region in the hemisphere. these people are coming from all over the world. the latest, you know, impactful example is what happened with these eight folks from tajikistan who not only came here illegally and were released into the united states by federal authorities, they were plotting something that, luckily, the fbi and homeland security investigations found out about and took the

stuart: it is.s that food services accounted for more than19 percent of all -- more than 19% of all retail leases. it's the highest proportion for any category driven by rising wage, the tendency of single households to dine out versus buy groceries. i think chipotle is a good example of this. i do want to note we have a lot of chains that have closed location, so i think this is there true for some parts of the country but not everywhere. stuart: thank you, kelly. do you remember the calamari comeback chef famous for his appearance at the 2020 the democrat convention? watch this. >> i've stayed up, advertise call mar rah -- call calamari is available in all 50 states. rhode island casts one vote for bernie sanders and 34 votes for the next president, joe biden. stuart: that same chef just announced he's now voting for donald trump in the november election. chef john joins me now. what made you change your mind, chef? if. >> good morning, stuart. i really didn't change my mind. i was pro-trump even

stuart: right. >> no. we laugh to keep from crying because we recognize that he is past his sell-by day. but here's the real issue. it's not his age, and i want the make very clear, this isn't ageism. mick jagger is prancing around on the stage, he's the samage as a joe biden. -- same age as a joe biden. this is about his cognitive ability, and it's gone. and you see it in the video you rolled, that stare off into nothingness and just sort of wandering away and saying inconsistent things. and this report was disturbing on one point when he actually told the reporter, i can take you. and i'm thinking, what was this, a 22-year-old young lady who he could plan on taking down? but the very idea he believes he's stronger than ever, that is, to me, disturbing. stuart: it is, indeed. governor, don't be a strange ther. >> i'll try not to -- stuart: come to new york city anytime you like. comedian jon stewart, he went after president biden for smiling when he was asked about trump's guilty verdict. lauren? lauren:

stuart: me too.uld go after the biden campaign for the hunter biden. >> they're leaning forward and his competitor is a convicted felon and you can only imagine if the situation was reversed and they'd be going after joe biden with a vengeance. stuart: the gentleman on the right hand side is joe concha and democrats want biden to make trump's conviction a top election issue. do voters care, joe? >> to answer yuri colins question, i think deputies are panicking and not being able to beat trump at ballot box and 81-year-old version of joe biden that's clearly lost the fast ball if he even had a knuckle ball at any point. the solution was to go in 2024. but this convicted felon label will have as much impact as calling trump an impeached president in other words not much at all if any because if we're talking about not a felony where it's assault and battery or kidnapping or murder but falsifying a business record eight years ago and does anyone really think this so called crime will change any votes in

stuart: yeah.oking good for the election in november, brian, with numbers like in this -- >> you're talking trump -- >> yeah. i don't know who's left for biden. the jury verdict didn't matter for people except for people who felt if like that is actually an attack on democracy. you know, the left ising or like, vote for democracy, you've got to save democracy. regular people say, well, if you try to jail your opponent in a sham trial, that's an attack on democracy. we're going to support that guy who happens to be -- i mean, like, he turned the tables on the democracy thing. stuart: isn't this most fascinating election you've seen in your -- >> yes! everything's topsy-turvy. stuart: all right. brian, thank.. -- thankses. hillary clinton seemed to associate trump with hitler. spell it out. lauren awe lauren 880 years ago today -- 80 years ago, thousands of americans fought to protect democracy on the shores of normandy. this november, all you have to do is vote. she's comparing heroes defeating hitl

stuart: ashley.cularly like it and huge with clock work orange and first house society and can fall apart and the disturbance to this day. stuart: i liked what about bob. that's lightning it up on a friday. stuart: time for the friday trivia question and that's the next thing and average life span and up to how many days and average life span of eyelash? we'll return after this. [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 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? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ i was only 23 when i was first diagnosed with non-melanoma skin cancer. 40 years later, i've had almost 20 mohs surgeries. i had just accepted that the pain and the scars were going to be part of my life. but when i was diagnosed with two basal cells on my face, i became determined to find an alternative to surgery. if you, like millions of others, are affected by skin cancer... it's important to know that surge

stuart: trump will. >> i'm sure. stuart: thank you, jon levine.the gun charges. on what grounds? lauren: technicality and legal team said it moved forward prematurely and entitled to a new title because the federal court didn't give the trial court grounds for appeals. stuart: now time for the wednesday trivia, which state has the highest dog ownership rate? arkansas, idaho, wisconsin, or montana? if you lived in new jersey where i am, you'd know new jersey has the highest dog ownership right now. it's not the right answer. real correct answer when we return. ♪ .. (♪) (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 sh

stuart: thanks, ash.at for our audience, the jury has reached a verdict in hunter biden's gun trial. we're awaiting the details. hunter is going back into the courtroom as we speak. more "ny" after this. more "varney" after this. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. so you can feel confident in your financial choices voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 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? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ stuart: the judge in the hunter biden gun trial has announced that the jury has reached a verdict. hunter is back in court. james and valerie biden walked in as well. we're waiting for the verdict to be read, and we'll bring it to you when it happens. ironically, president biden is giving a speech on gun control at a 1:30 this afternoon. right about the time when we get the verdict or right af

stuart take it away. stuart: good morning, cheryl. good morning, everyone. the official announcement comes today a massive new amnesty program for illegals living here 10 years and married to a us citizen. work visas will also be speeded up for illegals who have college degrees. after the announcement, the president heads to virginia for a campaign event and then to the beach house for debate prep. trump goes to wisconsin, considered a must-win state. earlier this week trump reportedly called milwaukee a horrible city. his campaign walked it back a little saying trump was referring to crime and voter fraud. the republicans hold their convention there next month. to the markets and the rally continues, especially in the tech-heavy nasdaq. it's up about 11 points at the moment. retail sales up only 0.1% in may and sales in earlier months were revised down. the dow off 20. s&p down two. nasdaq up seven points. interest rates, that's where you see the effect of retail sales. they're heading lower. the 10-year is right at 4.25% and the two-year, that's coming in

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stuart. stuart: okay. we'll see. aishah, thanks very much indeed.ns director kate benningfield said biden was really disappointing last night. roll it. >> yeah, look, it was a really disappointing debate performance from joe biden. there's no other way to slice it. his biggest issue to prove to the american people he had the energy, the stamina, and he didn't do that. so i think that is of concern, and i think for a lot of democrats it's very disappointing. stuart: sure is. lisa boothe joins me now. biden's debate performance is setting off real loud alarm bells for democrats. i want to know where you think they go from here. where do the democrats and their campaign, where do they go? >> well, let's just say if i were joe biden, i wouldn't accept any dinner invitations to the clinton household at this point. look, you've got democrats sharpening the myself. you've probably got kamala harris and gavin newsom trying to make their case to democrat donors as well to democrat leaders. i'm sure jill biden and joe biden are fielding a lot of calls trying

stuart. stuart: existential threat and thank you very much indeed.owing the market and would you buy boeing stock? >> with existential threat? absolutely not. i'm with warren buffett on this, airlines and aircraft makers by extension may be great businesses but terrible investigationments. lauren: boeing is america. >> bet on america and great american brands that don't pan out to be great american investments. stuart: they have to. co-back after that . they've got it. >> they don't have a choice. what about air bus. there's 3,500 other choices in stocks to buy in the market. i'm not putting my money on boeing. stuart: brutal. fair enough. and listen to this one. american airlines flight attendants are nearing a strike. ashley, that would not be good news for travelers, now would it? ashley: yeah, an understatement and it could disrupt travel across the country and particularly at american hub in dallas ft. worth and 7600 flight attendants are based and the airline has more than 900 daily flights at peak and last week association of professional flig

stuart: thanks, ash.nts caught and released in a parole program are now at large. bring in sheriff chad bianco in river side county. they're given a court date in the future and no way to track them down and make sure they show up. is that an accurate statement of reality and how are we going to fix things? >> that certainly is an accurate position, that's an accurate statement and that's one thing that the government doesn't want you to know is that they're just absolutely releasing these imgarages into the country -- immigrants in the country with a court date 7-10 years in the future and no one with common sense would believe that's acceptable or real. this is basically a free pass into the country and they want no part of managing this or taking care of it. the only way we'll stop it is stopping people from coming into the country. it's plain and simple and unfortunately our current government and administration, particularly mayorkas, is lying to us and they refuse to do anything about it and this wi

stuart: thank you very much indeed.nualized rate of 4.1 million. that's a 30 year low. we need a housing guy and this and have got one, mitch rishel, 30 year low in terms of existing home sales is extraordinary and all-time high in the median price of those homes, $419,000. real estate is a mess. >> sort of makes no sense, selling less homes than we ever sold before but price is going up, that suggests my hypothesis that this is about supply and demand, 3.5 months of supply ticked up a little bit but not enough and demand is still there, we have this migration of people moving across the country for a variety of reasons. they can't find it when they find it. stuart: the stock market have something to do with of this? we had a huge rally, a lot of people made a lot of money. maybe some are taking it out of stocks and putting it into real estate. that's why prices keep going up. >> i think people, investor types, taking gains out of the stock market and buying rental. that's a possibility. in terms of owner-occupied prima

stuart: thanks. now this. biden's open border has let loose profound problems, feeding, housing, educating and caring for millions of people, stretching us to the limit but there's another growing problem beginning to surface and for biden it is an electoral nightmare, talking the terror threat, major attack with illegals, us intelligence officials received information 400 migrants from central asia have entered our country using a human smuggling network linked to isis. that's the terror group knocked out by trump which reestablished itself under biden. the fdi wiretapping, arresting 8 from earlier this month, using extremist rhetoric. and killed 139 people at a concert in moscow. 40 people from central asia and or america into may. and the department homeland security technology procedure were not fully effective to screen and vet noncitizens applying for admission to the united states. it a ticking time bomb. major incident and the terrorists know it. they can dictate the timing to maximize their political

stuart: thanks. when even the white house can't explain what the president does all day. roll tape. >> share what he did today. we didn't see him all day, no schedule of what he did. >> what i can say is the president, as you know, made some calls. stuart: we will have jimmy failla. giving parents more control over social media accounts. we will tell you how the state plans to ban addictive fees next. ♪ known for nights to remember. known for creating memories. known for strong family ties. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is a kind of bladder and urinary tract cancer called advanced urothelial cancer. keytruda may be used with the medicine enfortumab vedotin in adults when your bladder or urinary tract cancer has spread or cannot be removed by surgery. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body dur

stuart: thank you very much.now we will see you again soon. next week is the first debate. rfk junior says he would qualify when it was announced. >> it doesn't appear so. so far he has failed two of the criteria, he is polling at 15% in 3 national polls, not for and only on the ballot in 9 states, that means he's not eligible for enough electoral college votes to debate. he is likely going to miss this month's debate, the next one in september 10th on abc. perhaps he can make that one. stuart: rachel maddow think trump will come after them if he wins in november. i find that ridiculous. lauren: stoking the flames of revenge. >> i think he is so vindictive that he will go after, the irs may be or sponsors to get us off the air. how seriously should we be taking that? >> it's bad to have somebody saying give me as much power as you can so i can use it to go after other americans, to go after the subhuman internal enemies and i will destroy them. that's not a good system. i don't think anybody is safe. lauren: it i

stuart: rivian?y are up today in an $18 price target so they are at 11 now after 6.5% gain. the firm sees a credible path to breakeven gross margins for this year. stuart: okay i'll believe in that lauren thanks very much indeed. today is the new york primary. in indiana incumbent jamaal bowman faces off against george latimer. eric shawn is in yonkers for us. there's a real fear i believe that bowman's campaign could lose the primary. what's it look like? reporter: yeah, exactly, stuart. it doesn't look great, they say here for jamaal bowman. the squad today could shrink by one. bowman, of course is the progressive democratic congressman here, a member of the squad. he's been one of the most outspoken members of the squad and a race that lately is focused a lot on israel. bowman is facing a moderate democrat the popular westchester county executive george latimer. he also was a state senator. he said bowman is out of step with the district and his attach on israel and support for the palestinians an

stuart: fulton financial.ncy moody's place the six on review for potential downgrades because of their substantial exposure to commercial real estate firms. higher longer in terms of interest rates. stuart: how about game stop? lauren: amc, blackberry, they are down. game stop supplies reported early this morning, that was a drop in sales announcing $3 billion stock offering get. we might discuss this during the live stream but halted game stop down 20, amc down five, cost go down ten. stuart: president biden hit back at trump for criticizing his new border policy. what did he say? ashley: he told world news tonight, trump is upset because the president has seized the initiative. >> you bring up donald trump, he has said of your executive action, he's pretending to finally do something about the border but it's all about show. we have a debate coming up, biden's executive order is weekend pathetic. >> president biden: is he describing himself? week and pathetic? come on. everybody knows what is happening. we h

stuart: yeah.re into crypto than older people and trump can read the room and those that he needs on his side. stuart: thanks, everyone. this fair shake, a crypto super pact raising money to support lawmakers and endorse crypto and block chain. how much have they raised, ashley? ashley: $169 million and counting. the super pact has received milmillions in contributions for coin base and crypto and outcome of final key races in u.s. elections and back in march, california rep katie porter lost a primary race for u.s. senate after the pack claim that had porter took campaign contributions from "big pharma, big oil, and big executives". at the time, porter responded saying "californians aren't fooled, shadowy crypto billionaires don't want a strong voice for consumers in the senate and fear people that call out corporate greed and spending millions on dishonest doc money ads against me". money from super packs cannot -- can be used to support specific candidates of political parties, but the group is

stuart: i think so too.ven a cnn panel exposed the left's lies about biden's condition. >> one night that helps confirm people's fears, trump said you want to take a test was that was his test. >> the candidacy has fallen, we should pray for the president was we've been told for weeks by democrats who say in private meetings i've seen joe biden to cartwheels and handstands while doing trigonometry while solving nomination's problems. we now know every single person who said that has been lying to the american people. stuart: jason chafe chafetz, h they get biden to step aside? >> the problem with the democrats is they've known this for a long time. get a look at those 16 people at camp david, all the kings horses and all the kings men can't put biden back together again but it is not as simple as just saying come up with a new nominee. how rich is at the party saying we have to save democracy, wants to bypass democracy. that nobody in the caucus voted for. they want to come up with somebody else real quickly

stuart: amazon. lauren: in advance talks with the nba to get regular-season playoff games, amazon is flat about the nba is talking to espn and nbc and the journal says the tree of deals will give the league $76 billion in media revenue. stuart: sports is going to streaming, that's the way it is. hanes brands. >> the champion sportswear iconic name but severely underperforming and selling that to authentic brands, up to $1.5 billion, they are getting rid of the underperforming segment, almost 4%. stuart: thanks. coming up, president biden telling time magazine world leaders have told him they are worried about another trump presidency. former state department official christian whiten talks about that. biden is in paris for the 80th anniversary of d-day but has signed off for the day. peter doocy is live with the full story after this. ♪ weathertech products are designed and manufactured in america using only american raw materials. most competitors make things seven thousand miles away... and then wo

stuart: big numbers.th apple and see if they can double it, i'm not sure about that, ups announced they're planning to sell the coyote logistics, first of all what is coyote logistics. >> and mary supply and demand, they don't own trucks but they put together a customer that needs something shipped that can ship the product, that is it. ups is selling it to rx over $1 billion ups is up a little bit it's a good deal for our ask a low because they bought coyote for double what they're selling it for. oh dear, box office, disney inside out to, another record-breaking weekend, how much did they bring in. >> another hundred million, to get that much in your second week it is a big deal, very few meal movies or actually able to do all in disney pixar inside out to broaden $724 million worldwide next weekend this will be a billion-dollar blockbuster. stuart: it helps to have a hot weekend where the sediments are air-conditioned. >> escape the heat. >> it works on disney's favor this time. a credential to billion

stuart: kroger.ey put a 70% chance on a deal to merge with albertson will not go through. the e-mail says no yield will be the best one forward. stuart: is 6 flags paying a special dividend? lauren: first one and four years upon the closing of its deal to buy cedar affair, those fair, those shares up 7.5%, the date, july 1st. stuart: fox cameras were rolling as dozens of chinese nationals crossed the border illegally into california and gave themselves up to border patrol. what happens now, will they just be released with no real consequences? >> most of them will. two weeks since the executive order in which he told migrants if you quasilegal you won't get asylum and you are going to be deported. people crossing in san diego sector don't seem to be buying this. overnight hours where we are standing, at 1:00 am, a lot of men from china and india, more children arriving with adults as well, president biden executive order exempted children. this is a group of 30 chinese nationals encountered crossing

stuart: thank you.mocrat primary by double digits, he lost a pro israel moderate joe latimer. bowman is the first member of the squad to lose a primary race. >> the squad has shrunk, one less member of the far left progressive movement. last night democratic voters in the bronx said they are sick of the squad's leftist political views. they dumped jamaal bowman in favor of a moderate democrat, joe latimer, the westchester county executive. >> look at the arguments on the far right or the far left and say you cannot destroy this country with your rhetoric and your arguments. we have to have unity all across that continuum. if you hold the stronger belief you must work with other people who don't share that belief, because america hangs in the balance. >> reporter: bowman found out the price of his opposition of the israeli hamas war. the russian-based pro-israel lobby reported 14. $5 million to latimer's coffers to take on bowman because of bowman's anti-israeli rhetoric. >> we are going to show [bleep]

stuart: we will see.ant to talk about tesla shareholders approved elon musk's huge pay package, what do you think about. >> i wonder if i should check my bank account i what a direct deposit sit $56 billion in your account, i think it's amazing first of all that they voted for a pay package like that. i would imagine that lizzie warren and bernie sanders have to be thrilled think of the taxes that will create when the tax day comes to, they should be celebrated rooting to get paid more so he can pay more taxes when the taxes come due this is not a done deal, the money certainly do the transfer yet, the delaware judges put the kibosh on and once he moves to texas he's going to revisit this in texas which is much more amenable than they are apparently in delaware. this is the story to be continued, is it going to drive the broad market, nobody's going to be a story that's entertaining whether or not he gets a $56 billion in his bank account. stuart: elon musk is always entertaining and he gives us three hea

stuart: next one. democrat congressman eric swallwell on why the department of justice will not release audio recordings of the president's interview with robert hur. >> what is the harm in handing over the audio? >> the investigation is closed. there was no wrongdoing found. it seems there's no end to what they want to do. once they get the audiotape, than they want the videotape, than they want him to be polygraph to. >> what is the harm? what's the harm of handing over the audio? stuart: what are the democrats are worried about? >> first off, he's lying to people. wasn't that there was no wrongdoing found, they didn't think they would be able to convict him which is why they didn't bring any charges. the point is on point which is we have the transcript. the harm in having audio and video is audio and video are more powerful when it comes to communicating the degree of the president's decline and they expect people to read through the transcript and see it in black and white. for near the relies on

stuart: former u.s.y lewis joins me now, hunter's tax trial set for september, should he plead guilty before the trial now that he's been convicted in the gun trial? >> great question, i think they definitely need to explore it, why, three things, the judge, the charges in the prosecutor, let's start with the prosecutor david weiss he's proven himself that guy can throw 90-mile our fastballs and i would not want to mess without a second time, the charges as the reporter indicated these are very serious charges, tax evasion over many years, a lot of money and when you look at the indictments, the invasion the tax evasion is based on not paying for prostitutes, exotic cars all the kind of stuff but you don't want the jury or the judge or the public frankly to hear about, lastly i went back and looked at the central district of california i went back and looked at his record, this guy is a heavy hitter he sends people to jail. i've seen anywhere from a couple of years up to 20 years for similar situation ca

stuart: thank you.he futures real fast, thursday morning, a nice gain for the nasdaq is starting out from an all-time high. any moment trump will arrived on capitol hill to meet with house republicans in a separate meeting with senate republicans, what does he want from the lawmakers and what do they want from him we will see if he says anything before he heads into the room. a new inspector general report shows border patrol screenings and bedding are an adequate and it remains a risk of admitting dangerous persons into the country, that story is next. ♪ ♪ (wife) saving for retirement was tough enough. (husband) and navigating markets can be challenging at times. (fisher investments) i understand. that's why at fisher investments, we keep a disciplined approach with your portfolio, helping you through the market's ups and downs. (husband) what about communication? (fisher investments) we check in regularly to keep you informed. (wife) which means you'll help us stay on track? (fisher investments) yes.

stuart: strong a.i.s 33700 price target i said aaa never split its stock, they did shareholders approved a few days ago but is not taken effect yet, that will be the end of the month that goes 50 - 1 which is tremendous. thank you good stuff indeed protesters stormed the field of the annual congressional baseball game, was anybody arrested? >> they were, eight people were eventually arrested the climate protesters decided a congressional charity baseball game last night at the nationals park was the perfect time to make a statement, take a listen. >> usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. >> that's the response that they got the crowd turning on them booing, chanting usa. the demonstrators themselves were chanting and held signs that had sure says that in fossil fuels and stop playing game with her future a group known as climate defiance took credit for all of this and then they put a tweet on x that read update, eight of us have been arrested for shutting a congressional baseball game they are be

stuart: a.i.top again surging it's up 64%, 160 million other but i presume that's pushing other means to accept, is up 30% you name it my interpretation of this would be the market has become passively indexed, oriented toward being safety plays and luring kennedy is bringing back the spectators the man that goes by worrying kennedy and not only is the gamestop up right before the open i checked the volume it was lapping nvidia a lot of people are interesting and the short-sellers would lose about a billion dollars since friday's close on what's going on and roaring kitty in the social media platform. stuart: donald trump joined tiktok over the weekend. i thought we were going to panic. it was down but now it's up to present. >> the trump campaign joined tiktok saturday night they had a clip at the ufc, trump owns two thirds of this company, trump media and technology group. it is the parent of truth social statuses platform. people consider the platform a pull of the popularity of donald trump an

stuart: is that a cotton right? a couple of reasons and one that nobody wants to talk about is the price of oil, russia needs high oil prices because it lives off of the oil export revenues that's for everything. if you look at what the price of oil in the obama administration was $120 a barrel what was it during the trump administration $40 a barrel, what happened with president biden came in he undid everything trump it on energy and i think you just that this is 40 if oil prices are $80 a barrel when oil prices are high who gets his military and increases his military and invades his neighbors in ukraine when our prices are low who hunkered down below what donald trump is been a successful president it wasn't that ukraine and putin didn't want to invade ukraine, pollutants can invade ukraine when donald trump was president and then the money. stuart: i want to talk about french politics, jordan bartonella is a far right national front and gaining a lot of ground, he's 28 years old but he has a chance to be the ne

stuart: it will take the time to get back. stuart: thanks.wood's iconic restaurant closing its doors after 55 years blaming california's $20 minimum wage rule. one lawmaker wants to see the face of the $500 bill. another wants to rename part of the ocean after him. are these real proposals? or just ways for republicans to get trump's attention. new concerns iran is wrapping up its nuclear weapons program. a new report claims they could be tripling production of enriched uranium. julian turner has more from the state department next. ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wallet. because we believe no matter what you're working on you need high quality tools at a great price. and that's what we're all about. ♪ whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ want to save on some of the biggest names in streaming on the network made for streaming? x marks the spot. now