stuart.t: there you have it, seems the harris campaign just can't get away from the president p. it's a real negative for the harris campaign. >> yeah. first of all, offer a rule of thumb, only with your own baby. other people's babies are off limits -- stuart: yes. [laughter] >> if the president had kept that in mind -- i don't want to make too much of the biting the baby either, but the garbage comment is a problem, right? you're reminding everyone that you think their possible support for your opponent who, by the way, your allies have actively tried to put in jail, makes them immoral and sort of un-american. a lot of people feel that democrats feel that way about them because they express it not always in such explicit terms frequently. but kamala harris is out on the trail. at the time you with said this comment, she's right in front of his house saying i don't believe that people who disagree with me are my enemies, and he's back at the white house going, nah, they're garbage. this conv

stuart: thanks, lou. coming up, new fox poll shows trump and harris in a dead heat in the battleground state of michigan. we'll break down the key issues that could give either candidate the edge. meanwhile, trump ripping into harris for failing on the border. >> so now she's talking about what she's going to do on the border. well, i'm going to do this and that. and this and that. all they had to do was leave the border alone. stuart: is the border an issue that trump can fix on his own or does he need republicans to win the house and the senate to get it done? i'll ask congressman russel fry next. ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. stuart: all the dow stocks are way down and shaving 345 points down and nose are the nasdaq losers and region ron, idb and broadcom way down. trump-appointed hammers failures america

stuart: 15-love. lauren: there you go. 15-love, stuart. stuart: let me get out of this.ures, please. a little bit of red, not much. the opening bell is next. ♪ if i got some rust on my chevy, but it's ready to roll. ♪ i got a rhinestone sky and a song in my soul. ♪ it ain't a smooth ride life, it's a winding road. ♪ if yeah, it might be gravel, but it feels like gold ♪ stuart: the market opens in three and a half minutes and we're going to see a mixed picture. dow up a few points, nasdaq down 70. mark a mahaney with us this morning. amazon, you like their satellite internet project. does it compete with musk's starlink? >> oh, yes, it does, and miss iw is the coca-cola of the segment. they've gone from 00 to almost 7 billion in four years. i hear somebody do those kind of numbers, and i think there must be an interesting growth opportunity. amazon was supposed to start launching satellites in the fourth quarter. that may slip into next year, and it highlights what i call rocketriesing for amazon. but the -- rocket risk for if amazon. i think musk got way ahead of everybo

stuart: got it.shall see. lauren's looking at the movers. do we have real movement in xerox? yes, we do, down 21%. lauren: they make office equipment, and they lower their annual revenue forecast saying sales are going to fall 6%. fewer going to the office, more people store their documents in the cloud. less demand for their business. stuart: how about vf corporation? louvre. lauren: look at this, 232% gain for the owner -- 222 gain. they swung back to to a profit in the last quarter. they're holding less inventory, doing more direct to consumer. at least six brokerages increasing their price target. stuart: i don't like the look of ford, it's back to $10, i believe. lauren: yeah, 9% decline. they see sales at the low end of their previous an yule forecast. they lost $1.22 billion on evs in the quarter. their net profit fell 25% because they had to write off costs related to the canceled three row electric suh. stuart: they're going to need a subsidy. their going to help that harris -- they're going

so, you know, there's value there, stuart. stuart: got it. thanks, adam.re getting nervous that trump is beating harris in key voting groups. >> when you flip a group from going +5 biden to now +1 trump, that's the type of movement donald trump loves the see, and it's the type of movement that gives democrats some agitation -- stuart: trump's momentum remains strong. it seems obama's pitch to male, black voters had a reverse effect. >> deeply offended. i was deeply offended. and it felt like a moment where it was like you n-words better get in line and do what we say. it felt like him as the czar of the democratic party coming down. stuart: florida congressman byron donalds has more to say about that, and he is next. muck well, now, they call me the breeze -- ♪ i keep blowing down the road ♪ ♪ i ain't got me nobody.as ♪ e see what i did there? hey, jackie! (♪) evan, my guy! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪) i wish i had someone like evan when i started. somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream on you? ooo, tacos! i got you. wait hold

stuart? if. fox business special the crypto campaign hosted by sean duffy, it will air friday night at 8 p.m. eastern on this network. >>> now this, all eyes are on tesla's earnings. they come out after the bell today to. emil michael is a former executive at uber and a tesla analyst. tesla investors, i think they want more information on the robotaxi. if they get it, i think they'll get more enthused with tesla, with the stock. what say you? >> i agree totally. the october soth -- 10th event when they rolled out robotaxi was high on appeal but light on details in terms of timing of when the taxi's going to come out. elon had sate late '26, maybe '27. that was a little far away. and then the business model, how does it work? do you buy then and then lease it back to a network with an app like uber has where you can order it, or how does it actually work? i think those details will flesh out what i think will otherwise be a decent earnings quarter and may sort of send the stock back toward where i

stuart: all right.ater on today. adam, stay with me, please. the biden administration is warning about price gouging in florida after milton. lauren: this comes from kamala harris. any company or individual that tries to exploit americans in an emergency should know that the administration is monitoring for allegations of fraud and price gouging and will hold those taking advantage of the situation accountable. look, many airlines started to cap fares because evacuees were posting on social media, like, screen shots of, hey, my one-way ticket from tampa to st. louis is $1,000. there was a budget hotel, normally $9 00 a night, went up to $5500. -- 550. a lot of the companies course-corrected. a reminder if you're going to give to a charity for disaster victims, do your research because that's another scam. stuart: what you get about price gouging in florida in >> so this is a key insight into the minds of not only kamala harris, but democrats. the message should be, let us come together. we will get thro

stuart. stuart: trairk thank you very much, indeed.security expert victoria coates from the heritage foundation joins me now. victoria, does biden have any influence on israel these days? >> well, good to be with you, stuart. you know, it seems he has less and less. and the thing that's striking to me is whatever happened during the prime minister's visit to to washington in late july of this year really seems the changed the game. so i don't know if it was a message he got from president biden or from that very strident public remarks session he had with vice president harris. but he seems to have gone back to israel really liberated from any of the shackles from the if united states, and that's when we saw these really extraordinary operations on the part of the the mossad and the the idf start to take place which have resulted in just unprecedented progress for the israelis against hamas can and hezbollah. stuart: would you be surprised if netanyahu ignored president biden and went ahead and attacked iran's nuclear facilities? >> we

stuart?cause they'll have to. >> i think they have to, because this is about, you know, people being able to just survive and go about their business and eat. stuart: it's about the election. >> well, but they're not accept accept the stepping in because they don't want to interfere with special -- potentially getting the union vote, but they need to step in. stuart: yes, the pressure will mount. lauren: its support for the 45,000 union workers or for the rest of the country who has to deal with the impact. >> that's eye why -- laura: -- lauren: i think it's that union. >> that's why they should step in, on behalf of the country. stuart: all right. the bottom right-hand corner of your screen, the dow is now down 3232 -- 322 points. >>> the longer it lasts, the the worse it gets for consumers and for the biden-he's administration. -- harris administration. harris is standing with a wealthy union leader whose strike is #kreuing -- crippling the economy. that's my taking top of the hour. shelter

stuart: thanks, ash. coming up, amazon bringing ai to the warehouses. lauren is getting a firsthand look at how the technology is being used. she's bot the report from tennessee in just a moment. charles payne says our nation was built on animal spirit so they can help -- that can be used to built a chaos proof portfolio. charles is here to make his case. ♪ (♪) (♪) 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 stuart: song gain for the dow is now up 260 and nasdaq up 70 points. mark tepper still with us. you have your stock picks and i'm intrigued. tetratech. >> one that doesn't get talked about a lot. your engineering consulting company that specializes really in water and the environment. we know that

stuart: supermicro. lauren: down 33% and now it is down another double digit, talking 40% in two days. ernst and young abruptly quit saying it can't be associated with their financial statements. look at that on another 15% update from them on tuesday. stuart: roku is down double digits or down sharply. lauren: down operational costs too high and they will stop breaking out their subscriber numbers. blue one how about ebay? lauren: inflation is a problem. their forecasts pretty poor signaling week demand for certain products especially collectors items. stuart: microsoft, i own a thin sliver of it. stuart: is a dow stock that is responsible for 2 thirds of the losses of the dow jones industrial average today. they are down on guidance for the clap, growth rates slowing. stuart: almost brought me to tears watching that yesterday afternoon. elon musk ordered to attend a pennsylvania court hearing over his controversial $1 million giveaway, we have that story for you. lebanon's prime minister said it could

stuart? stuart: it is indeed. jennifer griffin thank you very much.l's ambassador to the united nations, he says israel's response to these attacks will be "painful." >> what happened last night in israel was not a defensive action over iran. it was a calculated attack on a civilian population. israel will not stand by in the face of such aggression. israel will respond. our response will be decisive and yes, it will be painful. stuart: lt. general keith kellogg joins me now. general? how far will israel go? i really want to ask, do you think they will attack iran's nuclear facilities? >> yeah, stuart thanks for having me. i think it's clearly on the target list. i think the supreme leader is on the target list as well and when they say it's going to be painful it'll be painful and they are trying to bring this to some type of resolution. i'm always amazed, stuart, when people listen but they don't really hear. listen and hear what the israeli are saying and but listen to wht benjamin netanyahu said when he was at the u.n. general assembly. when he ta

stuart: it is.hank you indeed. >> democratic margin among black men among the age of 45 and presidential elections and back to november of 2012. what do you see? you see obama by 81. then take a look at average of the most recent polls and up by only 41 points and it's part of a long standing trend of young black men and more from the democrat kamala harris the latest to face that magnitude of black men going towards republicans. stuart: look who's here. david webb joining me this morning. >> young black men and next week probably young black women they'll go after and the move in the reality and seen people move on out of the baltimore and la and new york and big cities and they leave and go to suburbs or gentrify when they come back in and how do they do that? education, they're learning and they're earning. so they're seeing that and new generation saying what have you done for me. kamala harris takes the black talk show host charlamagne tha god out of new york to detroit and can't find a church

stuart: he's right.making a play for deep blue california and not letting harris take anything for granted. it's all over that one. check out this video from pebble beach, florida, this morning and that's on the east coast of the state and trees on houses and roofs with significant damage and debris littered across the street. latest with eyes on milton. we'll be back. when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house, we watch a lot of football, hang out. we go outside the friendship has kind of grown into a family i was overseas on a deployment. i got separated from my marines and i got hit in the neck, and it broke my neck and par

stuart: it's a negotiating point. >> yeah, it is. stuart: do this and won't get tariffed.nd you'll get tariffed. >> worked with everyone. europeans not paying nato dues and he said, okay, you're not paying nato dues, slapping you with a tariff. they paid them. stuart: eventually, yeah. steve, you're all right, thanks for joining us. always appreciate it. coming up, take a look at this house in seattle decorated for halloween with the figures of harris and walz in front of american flag and features trump in a prison uniform. jason rantz is our seattle guy and has a lot to say about that. trump's influence in pennsylvania is "astonishing". >> it was almost like taylor swift kind of swag. it's like everything. not just a sign. it's the kinds of thing that has taken on its own life. stuart: both campaigns are pour ago lot of time and money to winning pennsylvania. real clear politics puts trump up just a half point in that state. full story next. ♪ your shipping manager left to "find themself." leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. sponsored jobs o

stuart? stuart: a very timely book and well written too.didn't think, thanks for joining us -- trey yingst. congressman darrell issa a with me now. iran's preparing this attack on israel. if that missile fakes -- takes off, what do you expect israel to do? retaliate in some way, surely. >> well, of course, institute. the fact is, if you're in a war, fight it. if you're in a war, bring it to an end. they haven't won the war. as a matter of fact, iran keeps stepping up the war through its proxies and even on occasions directly. that's the situation israel's many in, that's the situation lebanon is in as we peek peek speak -- as we speak. they've had an occupying force of hezbollah in their own country for over three decades. it hasn't been ended. it won't be ended until the lebanese armed forces takes control of this country again. and i'm not sure when that's going to be. we are in a war, and people in a war fight it. they don't just deep talking about not escalating and so on as the current administration here does. stuart: what should the

stuart. stuart: jacqui, thank you very much.ad choice words about tarries' town hall on cnn this week. watch. >> yet another incoherent train wreck of television interview yesterday. kamala harris stated once again that she opposes any plan to send her illegal aliens back home. she opposes -- she didn't answer it correctly. she's a low iq individual. i'm god at this stuff. >> ultimately even her base started saying enough is enough. you've got to come forward and let us know what it is you're going to do. the bigger problem, stuart these are things the american people don't support and she knows it and has to stop and doesn't know how to articulate a message and if she did and told the truth, it would backfire. stuart: all right. you have a new study on how cbs is covering the harris campaign and they're in hot water for the 60 minutes controversy. what are they doing now? these are all things that could be exposed by cbs and they could do a story about a he said she said. the personal attacks and does it moving away with it. st

stuart: thanks.ays trump will get a major boost in support to the uaw members, will you when union support, more than half of the members at this plant. they will vote for trump. and the union doesn't vote. the members do. the budget already can be going to the polls. >> aside business cleaning car under bodies. when we first visited, robert kennedy junior will cast his ballot for trump. >> i love the idea of donald trump being the commander-in-chief, the idea of how donald trump handles that various characters in the world. stuart: half of uaw members at his plant will vote trump. >> exposition of what they are endorsing and what people do when it comes to the polls in two weeks. the other major car manufacturing union, the teamsters chose not to endorse anyone for president, decades of precedent. they couldn't see a clear winner, that's a case of what we've heard. stuart: thank you. two weeks until election day, they are eating into democrats early voting advantage. that an important indicator. law

stuart: you got that.oming up, jd vance taking kamala harris to task about the administration's response on hurricane helene. >> we need someone saying we're going to save as many lives as possible red taped be dammed. unfortunately you've had somebody asleep at the wheel and nobody knows who's in charge, and it's delayed provision of -- provision of necessary resources to the people of mc. stuart: we'll hear about the absolute devastation from helene and whether he's satisfied from the response to it. quite a story. it's been one year since ha has launched deadly attack on israel and vice president harris announced the u.s. sending $157 million to lebanon. can israel count on america as an ally under a harris presidency? congressman mike law herrera on that -- mike lawler on that next. patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth, they have to make a choice- one versus the other. new sensodyne clinical white, it provides 2 shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protectio

stuart: really? >> new york city comic con which is pre-severed as being pretty -- perceived as being pretty liberal and it's branding and go dressed as favorite brand. he was the macho man and somebody else was darth vader and trump is the cooler brand. it's not cool to say you're voting for kamala and he's on board with the elites and billionaires and trump is the true man for the people in this argument. people empathize with that and connect with that a lot more than anything that they're scripting for her in the telepromter. he's real. stuart: that was fascinating and we're watching it. >> go one year and raise your self-esteem, comic con is great. stuart: we'll watch you every weekend on fox news saturday night. 10:00 eastern. thanks, jimmy. back to the markets please, still down but not that much. off 100 points for the dow, mike murphy with me for the hour. >> strong push over the last six weeks to the upside and going on all time highs and we're looking at pro business presidency. the stock

stuart? stuart: bryan, thanks very much, indeed. me for the hour. >>> still ahead, art del cueto will react to trump promising the seize migrant gang assets to compensate victims of migrant crime. chairman james comer will react to a dhs employee warning about tim walz's connections to the chinese communist party. kaylee mcghee white reacts to harris demonizing trump in her closing argument, and democrats, they're ramping up the fear-mongering that a trump presidency will put women at risk. carine hajjar on that. the 10:00 hour is next. ..

stuart: all right.dylan, according to "the new york times,"s fema is facing staffing shortages. have you seen fema workers where you are? are they doing anything for you? >> no, i haven't seen the federal government's assistance one time. our state governor came down here, they've brought trucks, truckloads full of equipment and gear. the state has been super helpful, our local city has been doing the best they can, but as far as federal government assistance, fema, i haven't seen anything personally. there has been rumors of them trying to aalocal residents, but everybody i've talked to has just been telling me they either get nothing, completely denied or very small claims. stuart: we hear you. dylan hubbard, thanks for joining us this morning, and the best of luck as milton approaches. good man. thank you thanks very much. >>> fema face criticism over a resurfaced video from last year. what's this about? >> yeah, they're facing a lot of criticism. it's all about this webinar that was mosted by fema.

stuart: they lost $1.2 billion on evs? >> yes. stuart: goodness me.arnings reports earlier today. the let's start with pfizer. did they get a boost from covid? thought we were past that. >> non-do covid sales are finally doing well. this is a company that came in at the beginning of the or year and needed to do a big turn-around. they've engaged in cost cutting, big urn-around that appears to be paying off. non-covid sales revenue up 14. they're seeing strength in the oncology products as well. stuart: crocs. obviously, the shoe people. they are down 15%. what happened? >> yes. okay. so there's crocs and then the crocs also owns this brand called hey dudes. they're kind of like slip on, come comfy shoes. so the actual crocs are doing pretty well, but the hey dude brand that crocs owns, continuing to weigh on them. they said they need more time to turn the around that brand. and so, again, sort of a bifurcated, if you will, crocs market right now. stuart: that is a significant loss. 15%, that's way down. >> then we have an airline. you know what i thin

stuart: good to know.hter] meanwhile, trump a had a very contentious interview with bloomberg's editor-in-chief to. >> people are betting that your policies are going to drive up debt, they're going to the drive up inflation, so they're going to drive up inflation -- do interest rates. are the investors wrong? >> yeah. i had four years, no inflation. i had four years no inflation -- [applause] >> but that was when you had much -- >> i had four years. it's better than that. and biden, who has no idea9 where the hell he is -- [laughter] stuart: we have more on these interviews throughout the show. very entertaining sufficient. the listen to what trump said about the election coming down to just a couple of swing states. >> which state do you think this race is going to be decided by? >> we're way up in pennsylvania or, we're way up in michigan. we're doing very well in arizona. so arizona -- in fact, minute said they're going to to pull the plug in arizona, heir going to give it up, because it looks like we'

stuart? stuart: aishah, thank you very much, indeed. oddsmakers, trump is the favorite to win the the white house in november. he has a 544 -- 544.9% chance of winning -- 544.9%. harris currently trails by more than 10 points. former speaker of the house newt gingrich with we me now. can trump keep up this momentum? >> oh, sure. look, he has three issues, the economy -- including inflation -- the border, including all sorts of illegal aliens and crime. if he just sticks to those three day after day, that's what american people care about overwhelmingly, the american people feel they were better off under trump than they have been under biden and harris. and those three issues are the dominant issues of this campaign. he wins on all three, she loses many all three. stuart: kamala harris will sit down with bret baier tomorrow. this will be her first interview on fox. my personal if opinion is that this is a move of desperation on her part. he's got to do something. what say you -- she's got to do something. what say you? >> well, sure. yo

stuart: we noticed.ughter] cnn says if polls are as wrong as they were in to -- 2020 the, trump may very well sweep the swing states and win the white house. >> but let's say we have a polling miss like we had in 2020. what happens then? well, then donald trump wins the election in a blowout with 3131. stuart: florida residents in the hurricane's path have been told get out now. tampa's mayor didn't put it lightly. >> if you choose to stay in one of those evacuation areas, you're gonna die. stuart: florida congressman byron donalds is urging less can dents, hey, seek shelter while you can. he joins us next. ♪ ♪ patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth, they have to make a choice- one versus the other. new sensodyne clinical white, it provides 2 shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. at harbor freight, we design and test our own tools... and sell them directly to you. no middleman. whatever you do,

stuart: lahren. lauren: number 2. 10. stuart: i cheated. who sang the song with the state names in and she said ten and she is right. lauren: have we ever all been right? stuart: never. new hampshire, new jersey, new york, new mexico, north carolina, south carolina, north dakota, south dakota, west virginia. you have that song you saying. you have to do that on the air sooner or later. time is up. it has been a great show. see you next week. time is up for me. neil will miraculously appear on your screens. ashley: we are focusing on the rebuilding effort going on

stuart: rubric.y are. >> kay tafanely management cybersecurity and tech ipo and we own this also. a tech ipo from earlier back in april, their earnings are doing better than wall street estimate and losing money but from where they are right now, look at how the stock is moving up. old high is 40 and hit when the week comes out. >> nobody alive today understands what kind of devastation can happen in and around the tampa bay area up here down to sarasota and points south. 150 miles an hour hurricane now and pressure is extremely low. the hurricane is in the mode right now of redeveloping and expand manager size. it'll be 150, 15, 160 up and down. but the idea is intensifying hurricane moving toward florida. here we are tomorrow morning 8:00 a.m. normally eastern time and approaching the coast and expanding storm. this is very much like if you have the bathtub with water and pushing the water with your hand, move some water and storm surge against the coast and hurricane winds through orlando and off

stuart: sheriff?tz never questioned harris had let them in in the first place. >> and that's exactly right. what is drugs and violent gang, and you hear these excuses and they set that aside but these are people's lives and their quality of life and it's public safety. that should be paramount. it's amazing we buried that, stu, for politics. it just amazes me. stuart: a lot of us, too, sheriff thank you very much for joining us always a pleasure see you again later soon. vance also went after the new york times over illegal migrants. madison what did they say? reporter: it was a really interesting exchange. so the reporter was suggesting that a crackdown of illegal immigration would exacerbate the housing crisis that we currently have because so much of our construction industry is propped up by migrant labor. vance pointed out that the us has produced far fewer houses than it should have over the last decade despite record high illegal immigration. take a listen to the exchange. >> about a third of t

stuart? stuart: thanks very much.i'm here today with a message of hope for all americans. if i win, we will quickly build the greatest economy in the history of the world. we will rapidly defeat inflation and very simply we will make america affordable again. the american dream will come back. but for that to happen, we must defeat kamala harris and stop her radical left agenda. [laughter] stuart: carine hajjar joins me now. is the momentum on trump's side at this stage of the game? >> right now it's anyone's game if you just look at the top line of the the polls. so in two key states, michigan and pennsylvania, they are literally tied. it is even. but when i look below the poll, kind of get deeper into the polls, you see something interesting which is most voters in pennsylvania, for example, over 50%, think that life was better under trump compared to 27% today. so that's a really crucial metric. and it also reflects economic feelings. people felt that the economy was better under trump in these swing states, and th

stuart? stuart: mike tobin, thanks a lot.ey to fund their projects. how does that work, madison? >> reporter: yeah. so they're marketing their products to these defense contracts, and for good reason. military spending on batteries, low carbon fuel, on-site power and electric vehicles, it's grown. and as a result, it's an important source of money for these start-ups when climate tech companies are not seeing a lot from d.c. take, for example, south 8 technology, spend around a decade developing a battery that could exstand -- withstand extreme heat and cold. and then a lucrative business partner called the army and said they were interested in their business. they come with at lot of red tape and bureaucracy, there's a lot that has to be done, but we've seen a huge runup in the business, and that's in part because there's a lot of dollars when it comes to defense spending. stuart: got that right. madison, thank you very much. >>> biden is deeply concerned after the release of secret documents about israel's planned strike on

stuart: what a mess.eds won't payer, whole district are being changed, they are not going to go back. trump released an emotional new ad with the mother of jocelyn, the 12-year-old allegedly murdered by two illegal migrants. it is painful but watch this. >> kamala harris did have one job and she not only failed, not me, she failed my daughter. stuart: this does not make harris look good. this is an election issue that is right up front. >> it most certainly is a political issue. there is no sorrow, no grieving in politics but through the loss of lives of american citizens through fentanyl, illegal aliens of harmed and killed american citizens. in addition to those cities throughout the united states there is also crime committed that is not reported. we see those cases that percolate to the top, a website where he highlights the crime. i would encourage americans to look at that and see what's going on. stuart: thanks for joining us this morning, see you again soon. kamala harris caught on a hot mike admi

stuart. stuart: what's that guy's name again? >> james taylor. stuart: mr. melancholy.he'll do the campaign a lot of good. thanks, madison. a new poll found 49% of voters trust donald trump to handle the issues they think are most important. that is, immigration and the economy. he leads harris 49-46 on those issues. todd piro with me this morning. i say harris is basing her campaign on demonizing trump and using star power, it's not helping that much in the polls. what say you? >> i think what you just said along with those numbers, they go in concert because if she were winning on the issues, she wouldn't need to to rely on those things that you just mentioned. that's all she has, stu. that's the only chance she has at winning because when you break out these numbers, the american people trust trump on the issues. and it's been that that way for a while. they. don't even trust kamala on really the ability to lead period, and that's why you've seen this coming to the mean, they're all coming to this tied number with the new york times. think about that for a moment. th

stuart. stuart: and they did. thanks very much, hillary.n to the harris and trump's comments, the two of them, on iran's attack on israel. >> iran is not only a threat to the israel, iran is also a threat to the american personnel in the region, american interests and innocent civilians across the region who suffer at the hands of iran-based and backed terrorist proxies. we will never hesitate to take whatever action is necessary to defend u.s. forces and interests. >> i've been talking about world war iii for a long time. they are very close to global catastrophe. we have a nonif existence president -- nonexistent president and a nonexistent vice president who should be in charge, but nobody knows what's going on. stuart well, florida congressman mike waltz joins me now. sir,down do you think we're close to world war iii? >> well, stu, we've got the the largest war in europe since world war ii and nuclear saber rattling going on. number one. and then now, number two,s imagine if one of those 200 ballistic missiles that iran are just fired

stuart: i am not sure where this fits in, somebody is happy. neil: are not happy? stuart: i am. good morning, it is 10:00 eastern. the markets now edging higher. dow dollars up 126. i will show you five stocks adding one hundred 75 points to the dow, visa, unitedhealth, american express, look at the 10 year treasury yield. it has been going up, now it has come down a little bit. below 4. 4%, 4. 20 one%. one%. the price of oil $68 a barrel. bitcoin this morning, $72,000, $1300 from its all-time high. just received the latest read on pending home sales. lauren: as 7. 4 one% rise one% rise in september an economist at the national association of realtors says this is encouraging as supply is added to the market but rates will hit 5.9% next year and 6.1% in 2026 while prices also rise. you might have more supply out there but prices are up, wake up. stuart: thank you very much indeed. now this. on september 9, 2016, right before the election, hillary clinton made her basket of deplorable speech, she said half of trump supporters were racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamphob

stuart: thanks so much.oming up the administration is accused of covering up the true extent of the migrant crisis. one california official says they are trying to save face before the election. we'll break that down for you. president biden seemed to admit that part of the strategy to defeat donald trump was indeed lawfare. >> we got to lock him up. >> [applause] >> lock him out is what we have to do. stuart: that's getting a lot of traction i should say, but does harris want this kind of attention on the campaign? bill hemmer will get us into that one and tell us all about it. bill is next. ♪ starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. our advanced matching helps find t

stuart: good morning. 10:00 eastern. it is tuesday, october 1st, we bring that song because dockworkers walked off the job at midnight. we will follow the strike all morning long. money news, dow 200 points, the nasdaq is also close to 200 points. there are some selling in red ink on the left of the screen. the 10 year treasury yield is going down 6 basis points. 3. 70 one%. one%. oil $70 a barrel. it is down 62-9 is the latest quote. and important story breaking. a senior white house official says iran is trying to prepare the imminent launch of a ballistic missile to attack israel. he also says a direct military attack from iran against israel will carry severe consequences for iran. separately, reuters reports the israeli military is targeting lebanon's capital. beirut. serious stuff. we are monitoring the situation. we got the latest read on the jeweled report. lauren: 8. 02 million jobs open, that was higher than july. more jobs available. workers available for companies that need them. consistent with a weakening l

stuart: thanks.'s an off hands suggestion and not a real policy change, is it? >> campaign and the former president himself and putting this in part of the formal policy proposal and fire ffirefighters and either taxes absolutely eliminated and as you know, stu, not a firm proposal and state queening that trump thinks about and asking during an interview and former president has proposed making interest on car loans, tax deductible and eliminating taxes on overtime and tips as well as social security and >> corporate tax rate and going 21% to 15 and again only for those who make the product in the usa. reporter: 28% from 21% and the child tax credit to 6,000 and giving first time home buyers down payment assistance and harris also took a page out of trump's play book and proposing no taxes on tips and attacking his tariff proposals. >> his plan for what i call a trump sales tax would be at least a 20% tax on every day necessities, which the average american will pay $4,000 more a year. reporter: taxe

stuart? stuart: got it thanks, brian. listen to congressman jim jordan on the state of the republican party. >> you continue even the polls are starting to ever so slightly tick in president trump's direction and all of the swing states and states on the blue wall, pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin president trump keeping inching up. we're a new party now. we're now a populous party rooted in conservative principle and president trump has made that dynamic happen and that is a good thing for our party. i think it's a good thing for the country and that's why you're seeing new voters, working class people, middle class people being attracted to president trump and his leadership. stuart: will cain joins me now. i have to tell you when i first came to america 50 years ago the gop was the country club party. it's not now, is it? will: no, it's not. stuart, and you know i saw an analysis for the first time since 1984, republicans are leading among likely voters r plus 1 in 2020 it was d plus 6. the party itself moves as y

stuart: siena.n: up 4%, a billion-dollar share buyback, make networking equipment and site the pentagon and at&t as customers. blue one thanks very much. the economic policies, madison alworth checking it out. got to take us through what each candidate had to say. >> that is what voters wanted to hear in this debate which was helpful for those watching at home. i want to start what i think was the highlight. we have an upward ability crisis crushing americans and vance pointed out the tough job tim walz had on that stage. >> you've got a tough job because you've got to play workable, the donald trump didn't include take-home pay. that he didn't deliver lower inflation which he did. and simultaneously got to defend kamala harris's economic record which is made gas, groceries and housing unaffordable for american citizens. we one tim walz and outlined part of their housing program but harris could have fixed the problem and her administration created the problem. >> the plan is talking about the housi

stuart: got it.om israel, thank you very much is, indeed. >>> a quick check of futures, please. no real change here. it's a split if market mostly on the downside, dow off 100. we'll take you to wall street for the opening bell next. ♪ i've got some rust on my chevy, but it's ready to roll. ♪ i got a rhinestone sky and a song in my soul. ♪ it ain't a smooth life, it's a winding road. ♪ yeah, it might be gravel but it feels like gold ♪ there are many ways to do things. at old dominion freight line, we do them this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time. this way is why we're the number one national ltl carrier for quality. for us, this way is the right way which is why it's the only way we go. when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when

stuart. stuart: trey, thank you indeed. listen to this.s swastikas on them plastered around harvard university's campus. they were placed near the hill i halleluiah center near the school. >> i remember when the protests started and they tried to say it was just about israeli policy and this has always been the natural end point of the movement ending up in this place. the answer to your question is yes, obviously there's no reason why the federal government should be subsidizing schools that actively preach hate towards jewish people or any group. if this was any other group but this was kill the gays or kill the blacks and obviously the funding would be cut in a second. >> i have the lowest possible expectations in life at this point. stuart: the street was nicknamed market of sweet hearts. the activists say there's more brothels than bodegas on that street. fair enough. when will we see a crackdown on violent migrants? >> it's the oldest profession for brothels and the migrant influx played a part and something that new york struggled w

stuart. stuart: trey yingst, thank you very much.tagon sending antimissile system to israel along with american troops that know how to use it. it's all to bolster israel's defense against iran. christian whiten is joining me now. are we in full support of israel in their fight against iran? >> i would say no. this is something that's typical of the biden harris administration and against the back set of a policy of appeasing or of being soft on iran, they will occasionally do something tough to have a talking point to say we're doing something tough. sending this, it's useful and we're talking about 50 intercepters. this is actually part of a biden harris effort to stop israel from retaliating against iran for iran's ballistic missile attack. stuart: we don't want israel to attack iran, but if israel attacks iran and iran responds, we'll defend israel with this fad system; that that is the bottom line here? >> i think that's right. yeah, biden said explicitly that israel shouldn't attack iran's nuclear program. that seems very odd.

stuart: thanks, lou. j-u-u-l, that's a vape and receiving payments from a 300,000 class action lawsuit and some are sharing the news on social media. what are tay say -- they saying on the video? >> some claim they didn't know there was a class action lawsuit and surprised when the money hit their venmo accounts and look at examples of the tiktoks folks are making. >> i received $1100 in the juul class action lawsuit. >> your money is probably in your bank act right now. >> $6,000 is a ton of money. >> probably going to use it to buy nor juuls. >> there's an entire genera of tiktokers from simple celebrations and explainers how this all went down and one of these came from kevin leeanneing and he's a host of mental health podcast that deals with among other topics addiction. ken says he try tried a juul at aa meeting and spent around $2200 on 500 juul pods over the span of two years and asked him if he thinks justice was served? >> do i think full justice has been served? i do not. i think a million full

stuart: thanks, lou.s than three weeks till election day and going for lacrosse, wisconsin, and harris will be there today. what's on her agenda? >> stuart, good morning. reporter: the vice president trying to be seen all across the vice president of -- state of wisconsin and bret baier reaching more voters in the swing state and she'll be on the college campus this afternoon and laying out the differences in the view and going for president trump and she claims it's not going to engage in status quo if elected. >> i want to be very clear, my presidency will not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency. like every new president that comes into office, i will bring my life experiences, my professional experiences and fresh new ideas. >> you've been vice president for three and a half years so what are you turning the page from? >> well, first of all turning the page from the last decade in which we have been burdened with the kind of rhetoric coming from donald trump that has been designed and implement

stuart: yes.ost: let's take a look. stuart: you might be disappointed, nothing scandalous. the writings of george washington, the works of theodore roosevelt, beautiful positive eleanor roosevelt. over here, you will like this. this is a replica of the biden family bible he has taken the oath of office on every time he has been elected to office including the presidency. host: how did you re-create that? it even has the wear marks. stuart: this is the exact same edition. we went out and obtained an exact copy of what he has. host: we walked past a couple of doors. stuart: if we were in the real white house this tour would go into the president's study at the dining room. you have seen a picture of the president having lunch with the vice president. some presidents work in their most of the day and because the oval for ceremonies. others will spend the workday in here and to use that to take a phone call just to have a change of scenery. the door in the wall behind us goes out to the roosevelt room

stuart: thank you.ere is campaign turning dark, demonizing trump, calling him a danger to democracy, then he became a fascist, now he is hitler. this is how kamala harris brings her campaign to a close. that will be "my take" top of the hour. declined for the first time since 2,020, does it have to do with the botched financial aid rollout? boston globe editorial board member breaks it all down for us and she is in the studio coming onset as we speak. ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job on indeed, it's easier for talented candidates to find it. which makes it easier for you to hire them. visit indeed.com/hire do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their poli

stuart: that is no answer.id this afghan national get their multiple background checks, do we have any idea? >> in spite of the fact that great many afghans are critical to our years there, from time to time, there were people who were shot by afghan translators or accompaniments. the reality is we could never fully that all of the individuals and the way the release from afghanistan went, so many people came in in such a hurry with the afghan withdrawal that the reality is they have never been in a lot of them and that is a challenge. this is one of the challenges mayorkas whenever talk about, we have countries that we cannot ever properly that people from and yet when donald trump had an attempt to slow down and be more careful the democrats call it a muslim ban when in fact it had nothing to do with their religion, had to do with exactly this kind of a problem. stuart: can't vet them so don't let them in. thank you for joining us, always appreciate it. still ahead. donald trump had a good week. he's on a rol

stuart: now this.ion just unveiled more bailouts for student debt forgiving 4. $5 billion worth worth to 60,000 public service workers. peter morici joined me now. i thought they said you can't do that. >> there are some provisions that permit him to do it for public service. unfortunately, he's abusing those. whether this will hold up in court remains to be seen but more fundamentally this administration values people, doesn't value who work in the private sector. that's a message here. why should we give debt over and over again to public servants but not people who serve investment banking industry or making shoes. he's enabling bankrupt institutions, harvard, columbia, these places are morally bankrupt, pressure was put on alumni at the university of pennsylvania to get rid, to reward conservatives by suspending a conservative professor her positions she took six years ago. this is an absurd situation. these places are out of control, shouldn't receive tax support, they do, shouldn't receive studen