the cottage stands in the grounds of stuart park. — — cottage stands in the grounds of stuart park. —ustrialists. —— first mayor. — — a generation of industrialists. —— first mayor. —— he was of a generation. one figure who literally towers are as is the duke of wellington. he sits on horseback in massive bronze relief on top of the roundhill. and the iron duke never wanted to be patient with politicians. i think you would have agreed with this nation's are the greatest soldier turned statesman cove rts greatest soldier turned statesman coverts winston churchill, who as a young cavalry officer, and lived in the barracks before deploying to india. he famously said courage is what it takes to stand up and speak. it is also white it takes to sit down and listen. and on that note, mr speaker, down and listen. and on that note, mrspeaker, i down and listen. and on that note, mr speaker, i will resume oboes. time for me to go for a moment. but join us for the week in parliament, well we'll —— where we will look at the queen's speech and the challenges facing the parliament. —— resume my pos

park right now. seems like everyone is rallying together after yesterday's shooting. how long will it last? >> stuartst a couple hours away from the start of the congressional baseball game. the players are starting to make their way to nationals park as of right now. let's go to former virginia governor and senator, george allen. welcome to the program, governor. >> good afternoon, stuart. >> stuart: could be a lot of money raised today. i'm told that $1 million has been raised so far. just $500,000 for all of last year. looking good. >> yeah, that's a good outpouring of support. our hopes and prayers with steve scalise and those injured. it's tough for him and his family. it's tragedies like this that will hopefully unify people, republicans and democrats, left and right. need to understand that we need to be unified. hopefully this will at least get some progress going on. coming up with solutions and improve our country. >> stuart: you have to lower the rhetorical level. you have to lower that impassioned debate. how are you going to do that? >> after 9-11, i was in the senate for a period of tim

stuart: this was the machine which the british broke at leslie park, it was made into a movie called . stuart: how much for this. >> 300 to $500,000. stuart: i think that may be cheap. on grounds this machine was central to world war ii, british cracking it, cracking the code was central to winning world war ii. >> very much so. stuart: cheap, baby. come on, you can get the price up from there. >> yes and it does. it works. stuart: it works? >> it works. very simple. stuart: that turns a clog. >> this turning this clog into this one, and into the fourth it is reflector back. something about 159 quintillion combinations. stuart: cheap, cheap, 300,000. >> that's right. stuart: nix one, the 1976 apple one computer. >> yes. stuart: you can't reach over, but does it work? >> it does, it works. it was purchased in 19, by the present owner in 1978. it was expanded to 12-k. originally had 4-k ram. it plays chess. it is a wonderful little thing. stuart: but, who would buy that and why? >> we have, ever since the computer revolution has brought about many, many tech billionaires, they love this

stuart: have "the new york times" do something about that shakespeare in the park monstrosity with thee. >> certainly disa appointing. stuart: disappointing? mildly so. when you're off camera, you'll say something more than that. lisa boothe, everyone. she's all right. >> i'm all right. [laughter] stuart: i must update the condition of congressman steven scalise. president trump and the first lady visited him at the washington hospital last night. they sat by his bedside, they spoke with the scalise family. vice president pence, he was there earlier this morning as wellment i have to tell you that the congressman is in critical condition after undergoing surgery to remove a single rifle shot bullet to his left hip. he's received multiple units of blood transfusions, and he will require additional operations. that's the latest from -- >> yeah. stuart: new york republican congressman chris collins will join us later this hour. listen to what he's saying about carrying a gun. okay, it's a quite, actually, so i'll read it to you. if you look at the vulnerability, i assure you i have a carr

stuart: it's in the parking lot of an oake wal-mart, you walk up to this thing and type up the specialode and the machine spits out groceries that you used on-line. >> you use a vending machine for your food. liz: cucumber sandwiches, 24/7. stuart: i'm a wal-mart shopper. >> it's a new idea. that's what they have to come up with is a new idea. stuart: can i get on with this. [laughter] . stuart: please. ashley: order. stuart: longest tease ever. to politics, another busy day for president trump. he's headed for cincinnati, ohio. next hour he heats with victims of obamacare. this is on the day after anthem announced it's going to leave the ohio obamacare exchanges. yes, we're on that. and president trump may have found a way, this is tongue in cheek, okay? he may have found a way to get the left on board with plans to build the wall. reports are he wants to install solar panels to help pay for the wall seriously. >> it is sunny. stuart: it is sunny there. more varney after this. [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide

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stuart: walt disthey presenttation map, investors idea after theme park, disneyland, sold for overhundredrew that map. mr. disney himself. ashley: walt. stuart: drew it back in the 1950s. that went for 700,000 bucks. >>> white house says syria will pay a heavy price for a chemical attack if he makes one. >>> amazon strike as deal with the nfl to stream "thursday night football." the future of football, jed legend joe namath joins us next. liz: yay. ♪ stuart: google fined $2.7 billion by the european commission. it says google abused its power by promoting its own shopping comparison service at top of search results. you can't do that. we'll fine you $2.7 billion. google is down 1%. >>> patriots owner bob kraft commenting on amazon's deal to stream "thursday night football" and. here is his quote. there is dramatic shift. this year we're with amazon, for us the future is streaming. joining me now a man everybody knows, including myself, his name is joe namath and that man is hall-of-famer. i know him well. joe, great to see you, sir. >> thank you, stuart. thank you for having me. good morn

stuart: now this, "the new york times" is standing by, standing behind the production of julius caesar shakespeare in the parkemember, you're seeing it now, president trump look-alike is stabbed to death on the stage. joining us now, live, on the radio, brian kilmeade. you know, brian, i'm sorry, but i can't believe this is going on, time warner, parent of cnn, and "the new york times" are still supporting shakespeare in the park and somebody had the idea of dressing the lead character up to look like donald trump. a group of people had to make the decision that this was okay and "the times" is okay with it. i'm frankly appalled. how about you? >> absolutely. time warner is actually doing it, a couple of banks backed out. some of these corporations backed out. get this, stuart, those banks are being now, they're being for backing out, the trump people are happy but guess what? the other people aren't happy. the democrats aren't happy. they will start boycotting bank of america and others said i can't be a part of this anymore. this is such a joke. shakespeare in the park, there is so many plays to see indoors

investment in the park system, 4th of july, recreation park, public access and infrastructure and american energy is all part of paying the bills. stuartpendence, that is something we've been talking about a long time, and this new word, energy dominance? what's the difference? >> dominance allows us to export, it is better to produce energy here unreasonable regulation than watch it get produced overseas with none. national security, you look at iran. we should be concerned that iran is launching nuclear weapons or nuclear missiles, potentially, you look at our play in energy, you know, we can sub plant every drop of crude and put economic pressure on iran, never going to war, same thing with russia, liquid natural gas. it requires infrastructure. we have assets. we are the gold standard in safety, environmental conscious energy. this is a opportunity. stuart: i am told we're about to experience a bonanza of energy exports, specifically liquified natural gas. >> huge opportunity. stuart: it is an opportunity. are we going to see this? >> we have to put infrastructure in place. permitting process can't be 17 years. stuart: it has been

stuart: do you think, i think it was violent rhetoric from the left, things like shakespeare in the parke violence that we've seen. am i going too far? >> i don't thinç you're going too far. i think it is very difficult to make general judgments because there are a lot of loonies out there. they could easily attack a democrat or a republican. the problem, however the general atmosphere for political diatribes and discussion has changed, it has changed in part for reasons you've sighted. we're in area of increasing violence in the rhetoric that is employed. stuart: the shooter, of representative scalise, i don't think he was crazy. i don't think he was a lunatic. i think he was a very passionate, political guy who had been whipped up to this kind of near massacre by the environment in which we live. so i agree with you, herb. i think that is part of the deal here. last word? liz: you know, play ball, right? that is what i would say to both sides. stuart: that is what the president said last night. liz: that's right. on his agenda. stuart: real fine shining moment when the democrats won, t

park attendance. now the doj and sec are investigating, doj hit it with subpoenas by allegedly fraudulent statements from the former ceo. stuartfter it, got it. the dow industrials are up nearly 80 points in the early going and thank you very much to art laffer and keith fitz. great, guys, appreciate you being with us on a monday morning, quite a day. >> quick. stuart: that was quick. that's the sign of a big broadcast. we're obviously entertainment, but when it flies by like that we're doing all right. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: eight republican senators say they're not ready to vote yes on the health care reform bill just yet. what happens if this bill does not pass? governor mike huckabee on that next. a staffer at university of delaware who said otto warmbier got what he deserved out of a job. good! we'll have details after this. just like the people who own them, every business is different. but every one of those businesses will need legal help as they age and grow. whether it be help starting your business, vendor contracts or employment agreements. legalzoom's network of attorneys can help you every step of the way

parks, i am going to drive anywhere. i am planning on having a great and cheap driving summer. how about you? the third hour of "varney and company" is about to begin. stuart there, goes from 0 to 60 in 2.9 seconds, it is the 2017 lamborghini. it is the fastest car yet. for half $1 million you can have one. the poconos raceway later today we show you a test drive. your money, the big board, some development in the last few minutes down, 36 points and falling but we are at 21,400 still. the price of oil, plenty of supply and the price is down on oil. price of gasoline coming down, it will come down a lot more, 228 is the national average and the cheapest state for gas as i alluded to at the top of the hours south carolina where the average price is $1.96 a gallon. gas buddy says the cheapest gas in the country is at the valero station in oklahoma city, $1.69. the chief investment strategist, this is a shot in the arm for the consumer. what say you? >> no disagreement, long overdue, this contrary to government policy and politicians puts money in people's pocket and that is overdue. stuart: are they going to spend it? we had cheaper gas in the $2 range futur

stuart: got it. blake burman, thank you very much indeed. come in, chad, fox news producer based in washington d.c. a man who knows the area and knows this baseball park very we well. chad, thank you for coming on the show. am i right in saying it was just republicans on the field this morning. >> that's right, the blicans an practice separately for the annual game scheduled to be played tomorrow night at nats park, home of the washington nationals. they come before the crack of dawn. the sun comes up and they're before dawn practicing because they have overloaded schedules with hearings and votes and press conferences on capitol hill. that's the only time they can practice. i have been out here to the practices before to watch them and do some reporting features on the congressional baseball game. in fact, i had met with an aide who was instrumental in putting together the game and considered coming out today and frankly didn't get up early enough. stuart: forgive me, chad, i have to interrupt you for a second. i have been reporting that one of the people shot this morning was representative roger williams from texas, republican. we understand it was