stuart varney. >> what's going on? >> have you been watching twitter. i'mere to storm the set of.ea what i'm talking about? roll the tape. this is all-star game at citi field where a fan rushed field. was taken down by security guards. he did it he tweeted if he got a thousand retweets he would storm the field. big whoop. i've seen that a million times. all right, if i get a thousand retweets i will run on to stuart varney's set in the middle o his show. >> what? >> yes. thank you, ank you all for the retweets, cheers. stuart. >> this is a total -- melissa: i'm taking over. this is it. i'm here forever. just kidding about that but -- that was not funny. stuart did not think that part was funny. your fans have spoken. >> that is amazing. melissa: stoing your set. you look shocked. i thought you might warned you that i'm on my way but your twitter fans retweeted but alas. >> you can storm this set any day you like. melissa: isn't he a good sport. i love him. he is not even pressing charges. now i need to figure out my next twitter dare, right? that's all we have for you today. i hop

to stuart varney, what do you make of that? >> that was a dramatic statement, looking to the future and saying, it's not going to be as good as we thought. we didn't think it was going to be that good anyway. the happiest guy in the country today, barack obama. ben bernanke is going to churn out the money into the near future and that's offering cover for the failed redistribution policies which are hurting the economy. >> neil: explain why the markets like this. they're borrowing at virtually zero percent and they can do whatever they want. >> ben prints money, pushes interest rates down. you go out and invest money. where are you going to put it? in a bank cd for a half%? a money fund, virtually nothing. the alternative investments are poorly performing because ben's printing money. you naturally turn to the stock market because it's going to go up. it's where you put your money. you don't want bonds because interest rates are so low. you want stocks because you got the chance of it going up and it has. >> neil: where would w

you had stuart varney, he told you., we have a home copy. we'll mail a dvd to your house. fantasy football, big night if you had peyton manning. the broncos win and gets revenge against the defending super bowl champions ravens. but the bigger story is fantasy and how people are realizing this is not just a game. what is happening to this fun fantasy football? >> oh, my goodness. now we get to the good stuff. so back in 1995, fantasy sports really started. we started with baseball. what's happening, insurance, lawyers, trophy cases, it's going nuts! go on foxbusiness.com for all i'm going to tell you. they basically can insure your top players in your league. while some people play in leagues that are free, there are some high stakes leagues, 5,000, $10,000. so you have fantasy sports insurance.com. fantasy playerprotect.com, where they charge 12 to 18 bucks if you want to insure some of your favorite players. they have thousands of policies. sports judge, who will try and work it out for you. they have fantasytrophies.

stuart varney.he next move for the white house, the president is taking to the airways come tuesday. 169,000 jobs added last month and more bad news as labor force participation rate hits the 35 year low. and incredible way to kickoff the nfl season. peyton manning and the denver broncos get major revenge on the baltimore ravens for knocking them out of the playoffs last year. we look at the whole season ahead and we are talking about it this hour, markets now. ♪ the only bad thing about the game last night was ryan ccrest. they opened

did you ever have that problem, people use your image without asking you, stuart varney. happened. not recently but it did happen. i was falsely placed into a come americaal on late-night television. long time ago. a long time ago. >> interesting. more to follow later. stuart: especially when you see yourself on television. nicole, thank you. >>> the obama phone program, rife with fraud, got it. now a democrat trying to crack down. coming up next a former welfare cheat responds to this obama phone program and on keeping the gravy train going. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] now, taking care of things at home is just a tap away. ♪ introducing at&t digital life... ♪ ...personalized home security and automation... [ lock clicks ] ...that lets you be cloto home. that's so cool. [ male announcer ] get $100 in instant savings when you order digital life smart security. limited availability in select markets. ♪ stuart: big company, big name, very much in decline, jcpenney. it is going to sell 84 million shares, try to build a new cash reserve. market doesn't like it, down 8%. look at lumb

stuart varney is here to weigh in.t and they just blindly supported it? >> the unions were vigorously supporting obamacare. they loved it. richard trunka on tape saying this is on tape. we pushed for this. we want this. total reversal. watch out. there is a meeting this afternoon. 3:35 eastern time, the roosevelt room at the white house. the president is there, the vice president is there, trunka is there, labor leaders are there. closed doors. no press. this is a very big deal. >>brian: the president made it clear to the leadership of these unions, trunka in particular, i don't like the criticism coming my way. do something about it. >> the background here is that the unions are getting really messed up by obamacare. >>brian: because it is a cadillac plan. >> they are going to tax generous health care plans. obamacare taxes those nice plans. unions offer generous plans. they're going to be taxed. that's going to hurt their membership. they're already declining. obamacare could kill some of them off. so they come out a

stuart varney, thank you. check you out at 9:20 on fbn. stuart leading the coverage. here is martha with more on this. martha: many republicans said they don't want to shut the government down in terms of that action which stuart and bill were just talking about. they also though, do not want to fund the president's health care law which we heard quite a bit about in recent days. here is rand paul on that. watch. >> you know ultimately i don't think it's a good idea to shut down government either. i will not vote for one penny for obamacare. i will not. i will not vote for any spending bill that has money in it. but i also don't want to shut down government but i think the destructive nature of it. martha: the debate on at original house measure to keep the government running and to defund obamacare is expected to run into the weekend when senate majority leader harry reid is expected to strip out that provision on the senate side and kick the budget deal back to the house. what will happen there is the big question. bill: there is still drama in all this. house minor

charles: but when stuart varney goes out and buys a watch. it's a $10,000 watch. eone else buys a watch, they buy a $100 watch. so it's proportional. stuart: that's good. charles. in the unlikely event that i would spend $10,000. charles: what would you do spend $10,000 on a watch or 400 at a party at your house? >> that hurt and i have answer. more on this later this hour maybe. libertarians driving a rift through the republican party, libertarians like lumber chief tom sullivan who supported president obama. we've got a tea party take after the break. a man so successful, an entrepreneur, such a go-getter, a self-made man, wealthy man. why did you hold a fundraiser for president obama in your own home? >> yes, i did a few weeks ago. stuart: why did you do it? >> personally i like him a good guy and i don't see how everybody says he's so bad for business. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is lookin

and stuart varney the look of the living room over the weekend, and some type of football jersey, we es. stuart: right on both counts. we will check through monday morning and see who was right and who was wrong. see you monday, thanks a lot. don't say anything. the detroit team has a fantastic offense, high-powered offense, detroit. what is the name of the team? lions. kansas city and missouri. the house debating the bill to defund obamacare. they are at it right now. that is the debate, the vote could coming little later on. we are watching this one for you. some major players in the irs scandal lawyering up and hiring some of d.c.'s best and brightest and most expensive attorneys. who is picking up the tab? we will ask the lawyer you hate to love, mark lanier. [ male announcer ] how do you get your boce? i'm, like, totally not down with change. but i had to change to bounce dryer bars. one bar freshens more loads than these two bottles. i am so gonna tell everyone. [ male announcer ] how do you get your bounce? [ woman ] time for change! stuart: i have a major glitch in the system,

stuart varney. mean time president obama saying assad's use of chemical weapons friends global peace but the next move for the white house, the president is taking to the airways come tuesday. 169,000 jobs added last month and more bad news as labor force participation rate hits the 35 year low. and incredible way to kickoff the nfl season. peyton manning and the denver broncos get major revenge on the baltimore ravens for knocking them out of the playoffs last year. we look at the whole season ahead and we are talking about it this hour, markets now. ♪ the only bad thing about the game last night was ryan ccrest. they opened with that song europe from the mid 80s. not these markets, the dow was up 5 points but you want to talk about wild swings based on those comments from vladimir putin and for president's talk overseas, nicole petallides dropping all at the stock exchange. nicole: wild swings, 200 points top to bottom all over the map and we are back into positive territory again. as you noted vl

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. >> like i am never -- stuart: why are you laughing at the site of stuart varney in google glass?l. brings up a good point. the biggest barriers to wear a bowl is going to be fashion. it is not pretty. women more than any thing will not wear it. there is a cool factor for guys google glass literally look like a pair of bad 80s. >> apple will fix the problem. wouldn't buy any of these but my credit card will buy all of them for my two sons. so i want to put a caveat in. stuart: interested in wrapping this up. we have two wearable computer products, smart watch and google glass, that side of the offense. you are in a completely different area saying it is a reiteration of the x box. >> more of a push to dominate the living room, taking over the living room. one trend connects these things, this is all connected home things. in the future and by the few crimean next year everything you buy has an idea address and will connect to everything else and talk to your smart phone and beyond this mashhad the internety world. internet good news in everything you buy. stuart: this is a blackbe

stuart varney said the markets are up and seem to like the latest which we will talk about and the bighanges to the dow. nicole petallides starts us off at the stock exchange. nicole: good morning, the big news is we will have some changes on the dow jones industrials as of next week friday, september 20th at the close of trading names on the move, the dow jones industrials up 112 -- 112 points, the u.s. dollar looking good and commodities pulling back. and seasoned changes. bank of america, alcoa and hewlett-packard coming out of the doubt. goldman sachs, nike and visa larger stock price, the more it has waited within the index. this is the biggest shakeup we have seen in a decade. the three names coming out of theedow, bank of america, alcoa and gillick packard have been underperformers so interesting to see these changes, this will occur friday after the closing bell. remembers another changes were united healthcare came in and craft was out and citigroup was replaced by travelers. gm was supplanted by the network company cisco systems so there have been changes but this one three a

stuart varney here to weighÑiÑi in. pending war. how is that affecting the market? we were expectingÑi the dow jones average to open up 100 points. it's come back since then because investors are taking a second look at what is going on. americans are delaying a strike, may cancel a strike, it may be a limited strike. but there is a great deal of uncertainty about what's going to happen in the future. we are projecting an image of weakness and investors don't like that because it means uncertainty for the future. now we're looking at a gain of maybe 80 points for the dow jones industrial. and the price of oil which a lot of were expecting to come straight down with the news of the delay is not happening. we're down 60 cents a barrel at 107 dollars a barrel. >>anna: you mentioned the uncertainty is what's causing this. what happens once congress comes back, they debate and a decision is made? >> i really don't know. nobody knows. are we going to strike? yes or no? don't know. what kind of strike is it going to be? don't know. but this vacillation projects weakness an

stuart varney can hardly wait to talk about this.sident obama has been thrown a life line on syria. now the government's bean counters have thrown him a life line on obamacare. they said if you delay the individual mandate -- that's the demand that every single person in america have health insurance on january 1, 2014 -- if you delay that, you will save $35 billion over ten years. fewer people signing up for medicaid, fewer tax credits going out there and you'll still collect all those extra taxes for obamacare. you save money. >>brian: i thought the goal was to give everybody health care? >> that's the goal but now we face chaos. so along comes the c.b.o. and says if you delay it, you could save $35 billion. you could avoid the chaos and maybe you'll offer the democrats a way out of the mess in 2014. >>gretchen: but i also thought obamacare was supposed to save america money. >> yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. now look at the reality of this moment. chaos is coming. obamacare is wildly unpopular in the country and along comes the c.b.o. a

stuart varney has an idea. he's here to weigh in. stuart, big drop?sand and change. that is not a huge decline. >>brian: we're still going to have some government services. still going to have the post office, still going to get medicare. if there is a shutdown, what is wall street worried about? >> if the government shuts down at midnight tonight, most people will not notice. national parks are closed. 800,000 federal workers furloughed. most people won't notice that. what wall street is worried about is a totally separate issue. that comes up in the middle of october. that is the decision on whether or not we raise the debt ceiling. can the government borrow any more money. the current fight is whether we can spend any more money. two weeks later it is can we borrow any more money. that is a more serious fight. the one we're fighting right now is not that big a deal for wall street. hold on a second, there are in fact a couple of positives out of the shut down. number one, interest rates are going down this morning. good news for the housing market.

stuart varney joining us now.e employer is going to give them like a stipend to buy their own retiree health insurance? >> let's get straight at it here. if you work for i.b.m. right now, you get traditional health insurance health coverage. when you retire from i.b.m., you're going to get not the traditional health coverage. you're going to get a lump sum. you take that money and you spend it as you see fit within a private health care exchange. so i.b.m. is cutting its costs. it knows what its future cost is going to be because it knows what that lump sum is going to be to those employees. >>brian: if you're somebody retiring at 65, 67, 71, you're going to get that number, so you've got to project how much you should spend every year on a policy of your choosing? >> yes. because of the lump sum that comes to you from i.b.m. or time warner. >>brian: do you like this? it's kind of good because you don't have people competing for your business? >> the old-fashioned way of a company providing pension and insurance f

stuart varney might know the answer to that. he's here to explain.plete opposite occurred. i'm looking at numbers here. >> it was president obama who ran up the deficit. in his first full year in office, $1.4 trillion. and it's been above $1 trillion every year since then. look at that. $1.4 trillion first full year in office. so it is technically correct that, yes, the president has cut it in half, $650 billion this year. but put it in context, it was the president who ran it up in the first place. the only reason it's come down, or the main reason it's come down is because of tax increases, not spending cuts. >>steve: stuart, what's important to remember is when then-senator obama said i'm going to cut the deficit in half, it was like $450 billion, so half of that would be 2 hundred something, but rather than going that way we went north of a trillion. >> the other part of pelosi's statement is the cupboard is bare, we can't cut anymore. we've got a near $4 trillion budget, $3.8 and change. you mean to tell me you can't find any more savings in tha

i hope that stuart varney is okay right now. we should check on him.e has been hot on it for some time. he is a long-term investor. the stock right now is approaching the $500 mark. waiting eagerly for the big event on september 10. the invitations are out. it is an invitation only event. competition from samsung with wearable devices. back to you. cheryl: thank you so much. ♪ dennis: time to make a little money with charles payne. the company is mike rohde. charlie: i have been following this company way back. here is an interesting thing. one of their major competitors, one of their plants caught fire. it looked like this thing was going to really be destroyed. word came out that the fire may not be that bad. all of that stuff for me is neither here or there. cheryl: why do you like it? charles: the last time they reported they had pricing power. it is trading significantly cheaper. technically, it is on the cusp of a major breakout. i think they finally put it together. they have the consensus by 100%. cheryl: i like it. we are talking wearable devi

stuart: all this free advertising from "varney and company" and a subsidy from us all and walk away laughingn't know how it gets any better. thank you. stuart: good stuff, thanks very much. new revelations in the irs scandal. the daily call reporting the targeting of tea party groups was inspired by coverage in the washington post. give me the story. liz: the irs takes its cues in washington from columnists. he sensually saying that the irs workers were looking more closely at the tea party groups because of media coverage. stuart: what did the washington post say? liz: some columnists equating them to militia groups saying they were smoldering with a anger equating them with a brand of patriotism, the ku klux klan. for the irs to be doing this, for decades has been using the media reports to direct what it does. why not stick to the law? stick to what the law says about whether they can do education will things like the tea party groups are trying to do. stuart: i don't think the irs agents were inspired by the washington post. i think they were inspired by the desire to beat up the tea par

stuart varney joins. these are the people being pea peeled to by celebrities and sports figures, because if you don't get all these young people into the told you can't make it work financially. >> reporter: young people will have to pay more than they pay now. breaking the numbers down. in nashville, a 27-year-old neal non-smoker, currently the cheapest insurance they can get is $41 a month. under obama-care that goes up to $114 per month. these are the people they have got to have in the plan. the deductibles. don't have all the numbers. but look at california. you go from mid level silver tier plan and you have got a $2,000 deductible. if you go for the cheapest plan the deductible is $5,000. plus copay for a visit to the doctor, big payment if you go to the emergency room. it's not cheap, martha, sticker shock. martha: they may be able to pay the fine and not pay any of that. then when they get sick they can sign up. bill: a sharp increase in attacks against christians across the muslim world. martha:

stuart varney joins me now, the host of "varney & company." that has got to hurt. in fact, stuart, there was an effort, ap is reporting on the part of the white house to make sure this resolution did not happen. >> yes. the white house was putting pretty heavy pressure on big labor, calling labor leaders, please, don't put out a strongly-worded statement. big labor went ahead anyway. as you reported, martha, big labor is saying obamacare is, highly disruptive and they want changes. we got 18 days to the exchanges, 110 days to obamacare in full and big labor, one. biggest backers of obamacare in the first place, now says, watch out. change it. make big changes. because, this threatens the union-sponsored health plans. it will disrupt those health plans and some unions will have to drop them and that threatens union membership. change it says, big labor and change it soon. martha: i don't know how they think, you know, a change is going to change the larger situation here. when you look at the dwindling membership of the unions, really stuart, what the unions have bee

stuart varney joins me now, host of "varney & company" on the fox business network live this morning. stuart, good to have you here. this is one of those things. i mean the market loves it in the short term because it means you will have lots of liquidity and it will keep stock prices high and bond prices low but is it really good for the overall economy and for our investments? >> it is very good for your investments. whether it is good for the overall economy long term that is another story. you have to ask, is printing a trillion dollars a year, has it been good for the economy so far? a lot of people are saying no, not much good so far. martha, let me tell you exactly what it means to you right now. four things. number one, mortgage rates, going to come down a little. number two, your 401(k) is going to be a little bit more valuable because stocks surged all over the world. number three, those gold coins you might have bought for the kids, worth a whole lot more this morning. gold is up $90 an ounce. number four if you have a bank cd it is not paying you very much money at you, it

stuart varney joins me now, host of "varney & company" on the fox business network. stuart, good morning. >> good morning, martha. martha: obviously the oil prices will like this situation because it remove as big question mark at least for now, right? >> martha, money has no morality. money doesn't care for the right or wrong of syria situation. money looks at the situation there will not be immediate attack and therefore less risk, less uncertainty. so you have stock markets all around the world rallying again. the dow jones average will open maybe 90 points higher in a few minutes time that is on top of 140 points up yesterday. meanwhile as you suggested, martha, the market is reacting in oil. the price of oil is way down this morning. it is down close to $3 a barrel. doesn't sound like much but that is a big drop. the price of gold, because there is less uncertainty, way down, off 22 bucks an ounce. martha: what fascinates me about this, stuart, putin was saying during the g20, this would be awful for world economies. if you guys strike syria, this will be real ec

stuart varney joins me now. this is being a familiar refrain. >> reporter: do you remember the shift in pensions when you went from a company offering a guarantee after pension to a company giving you a contribution toward it? this is have much like that. wall greens. 167,000 employees, they are telling them you are not going to get healthcare directed from us. you will get a check. and you can spend it anywhere you like from the range of health insurance policies from a private exchange. walgreens is saying we can't afford the rising cost of healthcare and we can't afford compliance with obama-care. it's a huge shift in what your employer offers you for health insurance. martha: people from mcdonald's going to washington to lobby for a damage in the law. >> reporter: 300en from choice 0 franchisees swap'ed white house. they said you can't have it 30 hours. you have got to shift it to 40 hours as the cutoff point for part-time work. martha: when you look back, if you leak your healthcare plan and look your docto

tracy: stuart varney will be very happy, nicole petallides. see you in 15 minutes. the federal reserve will announce its latest policy decision, potentially slowing its $85 billion a month bond buying program. all this comes as janet yellen emerges apparently the frontrunner for the chairmanship at the fed. what does it all mean for the markets that continue to move higher? let's bring in chairman and chief investment officers at caz investments, christopher zook. thanks for joining us. you argue this is crunch time you could argue for the rally as we await eagerly what the fed says tomorrow. what is your expectation? >> i expect they're going to taper and i expect they're going to lay out a plan how they're going to exit the buying program entirely. that is what the market is going to be focused on. if there is a clear definition when they're going to exit and how long it will take them to be out of the bond buying business, i think this market probably sells off. ashley: you know, 40% of the growth in the second quarter came from housing. do you think with that in

stuart varney joins me now, host of "varney & company." are we ever going to hear lois lerner's side of this story, stuart? >> oh, yes. she may well be returned to congress to testify again under some arrangement or other but she has now retired. she was told by the irs that she was going to be quote, removed. that was for neglect of duties. she promptly retired. here's what she gets in retirement. about $60,000 a year as a pension. she is 62 years owed. she gets that for life. she keeps that pension and receives it, either if she goes to work elsewhere and earns money elsewhere. she get as very strong health benefit for the rest of her life. the government will pay 72% of her health costs that would include a non-working spouse. and she can not be punished financially for not answering those questions. the government is the only employer which may not punish an employee for failure to answer work-related questions. so she may be back but she is going to take the money and walk away with it for now. martha: i mean it's shocking really on so

stuart varney is the host of varney and company. stu, what have we got here? >> not much. wake up tomorrow morning. if the federal government is not shut down this will not help the average person. 300 million people will hardly feel it at all. 800,000 people will be furloughed temporarily. the impact on the vast majority of people, virtually nothing as of tomorrow morning if we shut down tonight. march are you you think the big date comes with the debt ceiling issue. >> yes, that is far more important. october 17 we lose the authority to borrow more money. midnight tonight we lost the authority to spend more money. borrowing it is far more important. in advance of that deadline what you are seeing is a tee klein in the stock market this morning. how the market closes this afternoon don't know, but you are seeing a decline in the stock market as of this morning. but the debt crunch is far more important. if we go over past that deadline, then the impact on everyday people will probably be much more pronounced. martha: stuart, thank you very much. >> last type we were down

stuart varney with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what will the house do this morning? >> it replaces obamacare with a system of tax breaks for people who buy their own insurance. families who buy their own insurance could get tax breaks up to $20,000. it's an alternative plan. it will probably pass the house, as you heard, it goes on to the senate where it will probably die, bill. >> so republicans fund obamacare and give tax breaks to americans who buy insurance. >> correct. it keep it is government funded, gives an alternate plan to obamacare with tax breaks for people who buy insurance. that's the house plan, voted on. >> i get it. economics in a moment. but the politics, now. will this fly? >> it will fly in the house. i haven't got a vote count for you. it is likely to pass the house, but it won't pass in the senate. that's the political side of things. >> two things to look for. you have the budget battle and obamacare battle. you watch the markets. you see how businesses react . what do they thing will happen regarding a government shut-down? >> the feeling is t

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so you're going to go all the way down to the wall where stuart varney's studio is with the whited outight. everybody clear? >> brian: everybody clear. >> steve: by the way, i'm unavailable because i hurt my arm. in my place, look at that. we got rick reichmuth. come up, you're the first contestants on the boys' side. maria, you can be the first gal. remember, the whole idea -- >> it sounds like you're in a human sphere, which she is. all right. go all the way down and all the way back. ready, set, go! and they're off, ladies and gentlemen! maria, come on! use your hands! use your hands! hurry up! it was a good idea to get rick reichmuth to be my stand in. rick, you look great. wait. brian, come on, go! go! go! for the boys! brian, come on! down goes molina! come on! come on! brian, pick up the pace! higher! high stepping, brian! come on! they are neck in neck in the turn. here they come. it's kilmeade by a nose. but hasselbeck -- use your hands! use your hands! brian, almost! oh, my goodness. at the last second! at the last second, elisabeth hasselbeck falls down. look how happy those

stuart varney lives on the bottom lineçó but he's here on our top-line couch.never. that is my opinion. that means the priceÑi ofÑi oil has goneñr down. gone down significantly in the last couple of days. if there is no attack, a delay, we're going to do negotiations. that. the stock market has gone straight up in the last fewi days. it may go up a little bit more today. a lot of people are saying it's going to go up a hr-t more with this -- to go up a lot more with this inaction inçó syria. >>gretchen: usually theçó market does not like uncertainty. >> the uncertainty would be if you have an attack tomorrow morning because you don't know how it's going to play out. you've taken that uncertainty off the table because there's not going to be a vote and there's not going to be an attack. >>gretchen: the president left it open to do an attack but maybe the market doesn't bqxieve him. >> if you've got mon5Ñi you've got to divorce your political opinion from the way you investÑthat money. money has no morality. money has no political opinion whatsoever. i know a lo

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