stuart: thank you. he just called me alexa who is stew varney? f the supreme court decision could shake up obamacare. is there a backup plan? diane black from the house of representatives joins us next. the nasdaq pointing out again. some of your dow movers seen apple as a winner today up 1.5%. the downside with those are the two names that actually contributed the most to the dow jones industrial average this year. banning the confederate flag. google, amazon, ebay, that certainly has been a big one at that. space-bar kid in another new high today with facial should not be a period it's one of the most amazing things we build and it doesn't even fly. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veterans. every day, thousands of boeing volunteers help make their communities the best they can be. building something better for all of us. it's part adrenaline and part adventure. it's part geek and part chic. it's part relaxation and part exhilaration

and i'm tossing to stuart varney. you've gotten me shaken up. it's a live toss to you. sir. stuart: you sound all shook up. summer has officially begun, hey, california you can still only take a short shower. good morning on this monday morning, a great way to start the week, a solid win for your money. the dow is set to open with a triple digit gain. why would that be? investors are hopeful that today greece will blink and give up concessions for a short-term deal.

stuart: who is stuart varney? >> stuart va varney is a british economics anchor for fox business. rt: alexa, play the baelts beatles. ♪ you'll never know how much i really love you ♪ >> is ashley webster british or american? >> hmm. stuart: who is neil cavuto? >> i'm sorry, i didn't understand the question. stuart: where was stuart varney born? >> stuart varney's birthday is 1949. >> ooh. >> oh. [laughter] . stuart: wrong, wrong, no i'm take that because at that makes me out to be one year younger than i am. stuart: that bit we'll take. out of time. the opening bell is next and we'll take you right back there to the opening bell. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. it's one of the most amazing things we build and it doesn't even fly. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veterans. every day, thousands of boeing volunte

i did not know stuart varney was from brooklyn. don't even get me started on rest of the stuff. >> i see him in the hallway. thank you very much, neil. we'll take a very close look what appears biggest breach ever of u.s. government systems. why all roads leading to china. "the intelligence report" starts right now. eric: welcome to the teleagainst report. i'm eric

even stuart varney uses it. stuart: what? >> i mean like seriously.keep themselves out there. it's nice to see you again. stuart: you're so cruel to me. sandra: i love being here. netflix keep themselves in the news, keep themselves hot and innovating themselves. this is a company to watch. i know once you had it on death watch. stuart: no, no we never did. sandra: i stand corrected. so netflix just still batting away. stuart: i'm constantly surprised that a stock like this could go so high $650 a share. i remember reporting on it and breaking through 200 and then 300. stuart: and then everybody you know signed up and was using it. sandra: right. and then i started to understand the meaning of streaming. how big a deal it is. and if you've got a global audience of a billion odd people that's a lot of money you get to sign up. we accept $650 a share, do we. sandra: not for me to decide, but they like it. stuart: now to amazon reportedly adding its own brand of groceries. keith fitz out there with us in portland, will you be buying your milk from amazon

climate negotiations stuart varney on this host of varney and company kicking off 9:00 a.m.nd father jonathan morris good to i you your observation. >> coming to me first. >> i think the pope has started to use the language of the green left. the cultural revolution save the plante we have got to fix a perverse economic system, i think two points. number one, this is politics, and it should not be mixed with spirituality i am a christian he pi episcopalian do not want politics mixed with pulpit i think he is doing that he ignores the fact this per veers system as he called it lifted 200 mill people off the poverty in india 300 or 400 million out of policy in -- china, that alcholism capit capital he wants to fix it i think you are wrong. >> i love to agree on so many things you walk right into just terrible logical mistakes. >> here is one, he doesn't wafbt any politics preached from pulpit, there are morale issues you want everyone especially religious leaders speaking out begins a even though political -- contours an example how many slavery would church speak out against

stuart varney?ing to happen. deep down you know american football is american. >> it is. stuart: it's totally american. there's nothing more american than american football. you think that these little englishmen are going to go for american football? >> we've got to try. we can't watch soccer dominate the globe. there's no better time. stuart: i think we should go for cricket. who do you like in the nba finals, the cleveland cavs are playing or golden state. >> cleveland cavaliers at the golden state warriors. i was drafted to cleveland, who do i like? i'm not sure, but cleveland desperately needs a win. one of the most cursed sports cities in all of america. stuart: are they going to win? the mistake by-- >> you would hope that lebron james would pull it off, but after last night with game one, steph curry and the golden state showed up i don't know i hope cleveland. stuart: he scored 44 points. he did, but that's not enough. stuart: isn't that a-- it's a huge score for one player. >> the game act

maria: just in case you didn't notice, stuart varney from "varney & company," you have a take on thisart: well, you know, i watched that press conference from beginning to end and i found it rather troubling. it was long, it was rambling, it wasn't direct, it wasn't assertive. the president seemed stumbling, quite frankly and then he made that, i call it a mistake, that admit publicly you don't have an isis strategy and it got worse, he blamed the pentagon, the pentagon didn't present me with a strategy. in two years, are you kidding me, it simply can't be true that the pentagon has not given him a plan and goes on to attack the supreme court and you don't do that when you're the sitting president and the supreme court is reviewing a case. maria: hearing the case on obamacare. stuart: the president-- in my limited understanding of america after 40 years the powers are separate. the executive power of the presidency is separate from the judicial power of the supreme court, one does not attempt to influence the other in the middle of a case. maria: this is about leadership, gary? >> san

going to back off and it's going to hurt everybody. >> i cannot wait for you to trade me out, stuart varneyregulations on wall street have taken money out of the marketplace. the money is not there, that's called liquidity. you're taking liquidity, money out of the market. >> we agree with you. stuart: when pricing occurs the buyers and sellers are not there and prices can go way up and way down. >> we're all agreeing. stuart: you've got to explain it better. >> you don't like the verbiage. i take that from you. stuart: the regulation that we've imposed can be the source of the next crisis. >> there's always good thoughts behind it good intentions trying to keep something from happening again, but then you create these other unintended consequences that are not worse. communities banks are not lending and that's a fact. that's not good for the regular guy that's not what anybody in washington wanted when they created this role. aren't you glad you came back? >> i am. let's see if it stays that way for the whole hour. stuart: you're on for the whole hour? >> you can't get rid of me stuart. s

. >> she is fantastic and then right after that is stuart varney. >> when the market is open, stuarts his mouth and that's the way way like it. >> speaks with a british accent which we know is fake. >> he's from nebraska. >> but the british accents makes him more interesting. >> very classic and. >> and then a lot of people come on during the day and then by 8:00 they're ready for kennedy. >> i'll tuck them, in put them to bid, sing a song, talking about lisch and make the world a better place one moment at a time. >> amen. >> thank you. >> wow. caitlin jenner. have you seen it? >> loved it. >> cover girl. we learned a lot from this "vanity fair" front. we know bruce jenner is free. the details ahead. you can call her caitlin. relook. rethink. reimagine. because right here, right now it's time to take a closer look at botox® cosmetic, the only fda approved treatment for the temporary improvement of both moderate to severe frown lines and crow's feet. see what real results can really look like. so talk to your doctor about botox® cosmetic. and make it part of what you do for you. the

stuart: we will have more "varney & co." for you in just a moment. how do you feel? 37 years. stuart: giving all his money made from that race to children's charity, good man indeed, great guy to have on the show. my time is up. neil cavuto is next. neil: thank you very much. big doings in new jersey today if it could have national implications. you may have heard earlier new jersey's highest court ruling in the governor's failure that he did not have to make good on a payment to the state pension fund many in the union movement in new jersey said this was the them when they made concessions to him. some of you may recall the governor had said conditions had changed markedly in new jersey and revenue deteriorated markedly and the $1 million payment in abundance, he promised that ahead of time, couldn't be made. does this affect the presidential race in a dramatic way? no but it removes one big problem for the governor. the back-and-forth of what happens with the

whether a monitor of my show it said, was playing out or a show of stuart varney's. i have no idea.do know this, it is midday america. this is what we do, america. there are a lot of business shows say we wouldn't cover that sort of thing. which is why you bore the hell out of people. this is life. this is us. this is fox. trish regan now. trish: neil, we'll try to wake him up, thank you so much. senator john mccain sounding off exclusively on the inteleagainst report. when i asked him if that the united states is most respected count tran on earth. >> i would love to be everybody's friend but for the president of the united states to say that is delusional. trish: reaction from two prominent senators on both sides of the aisle "the intelligence report" starts right now. ♪ trish: welcome, everyone to the intel against report.

much mortgage rates above 4% first time this year could cause a congressionally to the rae market stuart varneyompany take your pick which story you want to address. >> i am speechless, most -- most unusual. okay, story number one, this 4% mortgage rate no i rates have crossed that 4% threshold i suspect that story affects directly more people than the story about twitter, or dsk, or the basketball game last night. >> lebron james is in a you want to go back to that is that. >> i actually don't. >> okay. >> can you. >> move to ds.k. or what are? >> o he -- >> finish your talk on mortgage rates, the tide turned, about for six or seven years, we've had zero interest rates very low mortgage rates this is where we are, suddenly, we are starting to go up looks like this trend is for real and stays i expect a rush to refi, i think a lot of people checking mortgage rates, when do they have to adjust, i think this affects a lot of people, a crimp in rae. >> how much did you pay first mortgage when you got to the united states. >> 12%. >> -- now everythings, it was 1978, it was san francisco, california

stuart varney spoke to the jockey victor espinoza about the money behind the historic victory. >> howdo you make? >> zero. >> come on. >> i donate all my money to state cancer research for kids. >> all of it? >> all of it. >> god bless him. wonderful guy. melissa: that's amazing, very cool. loan forgiveness on the taxpayer's dime. the president's new push that will forgive billions of dollars of student loan debt. david: we're waiting on elon musk as he prepares to update tesla investors. how much longer can the company burn through 400 million dollars a month? new york state is reinventing by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business get fast-acting, long-lasting relief from heartburn with it neutralizes stomach

charles: you do not want to miss stuart varney tomorrow coming as a special destinies were to be speakingrecently announced that he is going to pay college widgeon for his employees children. big news, big interviews tomorrow, it begins at 9:00 a.m. here on the fox business network. we have breaking news for you, appealing the gender discrimination lawsuit against kleiner perkins. this according to her spokeswoman. so what did you think of that anyway? >> i think that she would be absolutely right. it was a boys club and she has all the reason to be fighting it because she did her part. charles: i thought that it was a far turn. everyone under the sun, i think she's the wrong representative for women trying to do anything with women's right. charles: i think that we will leave it there. a lot of rain last week or here's the question. did you have puddles in your backyard? you better hope not. soon, the epa is going to make you pay a fine. we will talk about the latest and greatest power grabs when we come back coming up next. single novell. ♪ this allergy season, will you be a sound sleep

london school of economics, stuart varney. uart: i like the idea and it will never happen. >> let's look at it. will it not generate a lot more economic activity and will not that economic activity in turn generate tax revenues for the government? >> absolutely. >> and is that argument not appealing to rational people in congress? or i'm assuming that the people in congress are rational and that's an assumption. stuart: the immediate response is it's a massive give away of our money to the rich actually it's not because no one could avoid paying 14.5%. today some uberrich avoid paying all taxes. stuart: and actually it will be a tax cut for everybody who works because he wants to do away with the payroll and the social security. >> you say it will not pass. if there is a political concensus in the country to elect that man president of the united states which may not exist today, but could exist by november 16th wouldn't one logically conclude there's a political will in the country to enact his policies? >> of course, but i th

because our own stuart varney lights to beat up california, and i'm always defending california. >> well the fourth year of the drought and we have a lot of environmental regulations, and we care about the environment, but we need to have a balance. and if we had taken the time over the last several years to build storage, for example, and prepare for drought, we wouldn't be in the situation that we are in today. and so that's an unfortunate consequence of the environmental policies that our state legislature has passed. >> are you one of those people that spraining their lawns green. >> no, i didn't. but my lawn is pretty dead. >> yeah. and my mother would like to know, so is hers. she's not pulling a kim kardashian, she turned off the sprinklers. >> well, we have to be responsible. i remember back in the '70s when i grew up in california taking a three minute shower. we're back to that again. >> yeah, and we did the brick in the toilet to displace water. >> yeah. and it's great to have you in the studio. >> thank you. >> republican from california, freshman and used to be in case you d

i was talking with stuart varney about what i'm calling the private equity market. >> the unicorns. >s, the unicorns have plastic unicorns. >> okay, we are going to talk specifically about airbnb and i agree with you on that. why it may be a little bit different could be part of this. >> it's also how quickly they brought in the public and i think they did a great thing to the people that use their product whether or not you think the one trick pony. but in biotech are you in any stocks? >> no, i'm not an investor but i understand why they are going up into hillary's point, the interest rate really do matter because what they do is set the quiddity table in the markets so we have all this liquidity. >> the quiddity is liquidity. >> liquidity is every cycle that ends up in the hype. >> i think that biotech stocks, that's the first area is an analyst that i cover. >> okay. charles: i know what you're saying, i think that they are living up to the hype, i think that they are providing things that were only dreamed of a decade ago. >> there other companies region rising. you want to be in

stuart: that's emanuel acho i wonder if he'll be back next week. it is the second week of "varney. neil cavuto up next now. neil: those three hours slide by stuart. great show again. this is "cavuto: coast-to-coast." we have so much going ospeaker john boehner trying to rescue a trade deal that up until the last couple of days it wasn't a sure thing but a doable thing, it looked like it was going to happen. now called in question. boehner having trouble rounding up the votes to overwhelmingly republican support these pieces of trade legislation. we get to the details in just a second. the problem seems with democrats and the president trying to wrestle his way to get enough support from them. for the first time in five years he popped up on capitol hill today to personally jawbone for those votes. and

interesting, if you were watching stuart varney around 9:00, 10:00, oil was $61 a barrel. look at it now. we have come down, even though we got a drawdown that was better than expected for the weekly inventory numbers. here you have it, below $60 a barrel, interesting move, rick, is there anything more beyond the fed sentiment that is bringing this down? >> look, if you're talking specifically oil. oil continues to pause in and around the $62 a barrel level. we actually were saying we think it could go to the mid to low 50s and likely build a base again. i would guess oil, if i had to take a guess, we're talking about a $50 floor and probably 70, $57 on the upside for the balance of the year. liz: i might think that maybe just 55 or who knows? that would be down to 50, a pretty big move. steven, looking at all that janet yellen said and look at quotes here and scroll through some of them. she said looking at the rate hike likely to be later this year, dot, dot, dot, and next year, waiting too long you could risk overshooting inflation issues too early could derail an econo

you can catch stuart varney bride after "mornings with maria."t on why was a huge mistake on hillary clinton to announce her candidacy so early. we will be back in a few minutes. we read about 10,000 suggestions a week to create features that as traders we'd want to use, like social signals, a tool that uses social media to help with research. 10,000 suggestions. who reads all those? he does. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >> welcome back to mornings with maria. i'm nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. the germany dax fell from its april highs and keeping an eye on some things at home, including deutche bank, the co-ceo is going to resign two weeks after getting more responsibility to reorganize the bank. the new ceo will step in july 1st, and he's been a part of the board. apple unveiling is new, well, expected to unveil a new music and also app for the watch and barron's saying that the watch is for the tech savvy. don't forget carl icahn saying it's worth $240. more with maria after the break. >> wel

. >>> did you see -- talk about play calling -- what happened when this activist called stuart varneyerview is over. >> it was over. afterwards the film producer josh fox took to social media saying quote, just in outrageous business segment with stuart varney who kicked me off. stuart joins me now to talk about this. >> i brought area in a fracking area 12 years ago before fracking was heard of. when i bought it the water was terrible stunk of sulfur. if you pulled a lighter to the tap, it actually caught fire. he called me a liar. >> you gave him a chance to talk. >> i did. >> at which time he said let infrastructure ago go on your property. you're near a water -- >> water conservation area. next to a big reservoir that supplies new york city with water. i'm not allowed to frack on my property. >> he couldn't understand that. >> he didn't want to understand it. he's very much against fracking. i'm frankly very much in favor of it. >> looking back on the moment when you see it happening, would you change anything stuart? >> no. i would not. i didn't quite lose my temper. i did throw

over to stuart varney have a good show. stuart: you cannot fire a government worker even when your personal security is directly threatened. good morning everyone. case in point, chronic problems with airport security. 67 times out of 70 attempts fake weapons and bombs went right through the tsa. and the top guy is simply reassigned, not fired. big trouble for the iran nuke deal. the new york times reports the iranians have been cheating. their nuclear fuel stockpile has grown. it was supposed to have been frozen. what will it do for president obama's legacy. he says he's made america the most respected country on earth. there's a firestorm of criticism about that one. what leads the news on social media? caitlyn jenner and vince vaughan we cover it all and "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> good day sunshine ♪ ♪ good say sunshine ♪ >> the beatles, now there's a boy band for you. the original. i'm afraid to say ladies and gentlemen there's not much sun in new york city rainy in fact, but we're fired up for day two of

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let's ask stuart varney. >> coming up. >> coming right up. >> what do you think about this? get out all and get yourself some solar panels. get a windmill. we spend the money but we don't know how much extra green power was generated by all this money. the irs also -- the government also handed out billions and billions of dollars to start up companies, green energy companies like solyndra. followed up to that how many billions were lost? we don't know? >> this shouldn't be shocking to you. the green lobby is in the president's corner. so he gave them money. just like he gave unions with government motors. how many billions did we get gm and we didn't know if we'd get it back. >> we're not getting all of it back. we chalked money at green energy because it was a good political issue. chuck it at green energy let's see what comes out. we chucked the money down there, but we don't know what came out of it. >> there's no accounting of it. >> there is no accountability. here is one thing we do know. part of this throwing money at green energy meant that utility must buy green po

stuart varney. stuart: dayeja vu a terror attack in france. local reports say two islamic terrorists drove up to an air products factory. a decapitated body was found. the head was dumped near the gates and it had arabic writing on it. an explosion was reported. isis flags draped on the factory gates and president hollande says it bears the hall marks of terror and multiple suspects have been arrested one on france's terror watch list. join us, bo dietl tammy bruce, cheryl casone. who is linked to the attack? >> it's a global movement of those who believe they want to return to the world the way it was at the seventh century. they're literalists. they're not all violent. in tunisia there was the party, but they're not all militants, but the militants draw from that pool to attack-- >> these are the guys demolishing historic sites and going back to beheading and guys who are neanderthals to take us backwards. they're linked to the latest attack, i believe? >> the core ideology the largest boot camp for future radicals for isis is the saudi arab

"varney & company" is next, have a great day. stuart, overto you. stuart: thank you social engineering on a grand scale. good morning he's working on his legacy. president obama will use taxpayer money to integrate wealthy neighborhoods. the department of the wants to end what they call deep-rooted segregation. and rich countries resume growth, perhaps we're right, the economy may be sprinkling receipt retail sales. and we told you about the dark net. jamie dimon lectures elizabeth warren on banking. he says she doesn't understand it. >> and the drought is your fault "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> >> baby you're a rich man. you live in a nice neighborhood and the president wants to engineer who your neighbors are. yes, social engineering on a grand scale, more in just a minute. several big names on the show today former senator evan bayh, what is the plan for obamacare. and a subsidized lien in a eflt wealthy area. attention dog owners we have an app for you, think of air b and b for dogs. on the show 10:45 eastern. and cheryl casone of

and i'm tossing to stuart varney. you've gotten me shaken up. it's a live toss to you. you caught me and it's all yours sir. stuart: you sound all shook up. summer has officially begun, hey california you can still only take a short shower. good morning on this monday morning a great way to start the week a solid win for your money. the dow is set to open with a triple digit gain. why would that be? investors are hopeful that today greece will blink and give up concessions for a short-term deal. sigh of relief the dow is up. and the supreme court on gay marriage and subsidies. i was gripped by two days by this, golf. dustin johnson lost the championship in the last part of the day and a new golf savior emerged with jordan spieth. and yes, the greenies screwed up the course. and the dow goes beyond says art laffer. we cover that here on "varney & company" which is set to begin. >> jordan spieth has won the u.s. open. stuart: that was dustin johnson missing the putt. that's why jordan spieth won. okay? and he handed the championship to jordan spieth. jordan spieth has now

. >> stuart varney's birth date is 1949. >> wrong. wrong. wrong. although i'll take that because that makes me one year younger than i actually am. . neil: thank you, stuart. thank you, alexa, and thank you, america. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and we are heating to hear from the president of the united states who is going to out line a new policy on negotiating with terrorists, not on the part of the government, but on the part of private families and friends of those who are held hostage abroad, and it used to be that if -- let's say isis demanded ransom, and you were negotiating directly with isis or any outside group, any terrorist group, you were technically breaking the law. and besides dealing with the grief of potentially protecting a loved one, that could all change. but there's a lot of interagency stuff going on here, but with the very latest of what the president will spell out. >> yeah. about 20 minutes from now, the president will announce that families of hostages will indeed be able to negotiate ransom payments to terrorists

stuart varney. stuart: deja vu, a terror attack in france.amic terrorists drove up to an air products factory. a decapitated body was found. the head was dumped near the gates and it had arabic writing on it. an explosion was reported. isis flags draped on the factory gates and president hollande says it bears the hall marks of terror and multiple suspects have been arrested, one on france's terror watch list. join us, b

"varney & company" is next, stuart, over to you, happy daddy's day, stu. stuart: i can use that.aria. how many times have you heard it, greece on the edge? well, now, they really are on the edge and it looks like there is absolutely no going back. good friday morning, everyone, there's a run on the banks in greece, so the money is flowing out and there is no more coming in. maybe there is at the last minute. we'll get to that. that's the back drop of the crisis, looks like they're doing. has the prime minister blinked? we're watching it unfold. and twitter want to cut the clutter and you to get your news from there, the nerve. let's see if the stock comes off its lows. we have a shift at martha stewart, a baby boomer brand looking foretired, for sale, cheap. it's friday and a

that's stuart varney. >> i watch fox news. >> that's dr. ben carson. >> should i know him?unning for president. >> ben carson the brain surgeon. if you need brain surgeon, he's the guy you want. >> i thought he was on "grey's anatomy." >> rand paul. >> he wants to be sure we're not being watched with a drone. are you pro-drone? >> i don't know what a drone is. >> who would you vote for? >> i wouldn't vote until i was more informed. >> okay. welcome to america. >> who is that? >> he is from "scandal." >> no that's michael douglas. who's history are you studying? running in that election? any idea who any of the people are? >> hillary? >> that is not hillary. >> i don't see hillary on here. that's the only one. >> you're ready to vote for hillary? >> oh yeah. i like hillary. >> which part of her vast experience are you impressed with? >> i like her long long time. >> rick perry, rick santorum george bush. >> i think the ed stands for education. you know what you're talking about. >> i'm a millennial. >> why aren't you on your cell phone? >> i've got to provide for my family.

stuart varney. stuart: half the americans in america can't raise $400. survey of 50,000 people. 47%, 14% couldn't pay no matter what, they couldn't raise $400 no matter what they do. 10% would have to sell something. 13% would have to borrow from a friend or relative and some would have to go to the pay day shop. the president says he's saved the economy and we've got this after six years of recovery. >> it's the other side of asset inflation, your cost of living goes to the all-time high. median household income which is what $49,000, they have to spend 48 to get up in the morning and that's a huge problem and creating asset bubbles has pounded these people and they don't have any money. $400, i'm surprised they have that. >> 47% can get that. andne third of those surveyed don't go to a doctor because they can't afford it. now. >> looking at the premiums. >> it's not just premiums, it's deductibles. the average deductible on a bronze plan, the cheapest obamacare plan is $10,600 a year for a family. so you've got to eat that before the insurance kicks in

. >> good morning, i'm charles payne in for stuart varney. lots of big stories. we start with the biggest of the day. the greek crisis and drama. banks are closed tourists are stranded and the country on verge of total panic and make no mistake about it the money matters to you. other headlines, it will concern another supreme court ruling at 10 a.m. eastern about the obama administration's war on fossil fuels, as well coal. we'll take you there live as it happens. remember, massive carnage, a lot of things happening there. and elon musk and the prison escapee shot close to the canadian border. he remains in critical condition. three important hours of "varney & company" starts right now. ♪ we've got to get right to this guys. the greek crisis and go straight to ashley webster who happens to be in athens. give us the latest. ashley: hey, charles, the clouds are starting to turn dark and there's thunder rolling around the greek parliament behind me lending to this somewhat ominous feeling as we find out the banks are closed today in greece and will be closed for t

stuart varney is next. we're expecting higher open for the averages today. g on if he ral preserve. we'll get press conference at 2:00 and answers at 2:30. stuart, over to you. have a fantastic show. stuart: i will take it, maria. love him or hate him, america is paying attention to the donald trump. the left calls him a clown, a buffoon. the right worries about what he is going to say next. either way, politics is suddenly very interesting, isn't it? there is an ill-disguised cry for help from president obama. wants to draft silicon valley techies to fix the government's computer mess. private sector computer guys toiling away in a government bureaucracy. that is culture clash. there is new cheating scandal in baseball. no, it is not hacking.

. >> good morning, i'm charles payne in for stuart varney. lots of big stories.t with the biggest of the day. the greek crisis and drama. banks are closed, tourists are stranded and the country on verge of total panic and make no mistake about it, the money matters to you. other headlines, it will concern another supreme court ruling at 10 a.m. eastern about the obama administration's war on fossil fuels, as well coal. we'll take you there live as it happens. remember, massive

from trucks planes power plants biggest climate push by administration since 2009 we bring in you stuart varneyt from varney and company at 9:00 your thoughts. >> climate change, here we go again. maria: yeah. >> this is the pen and the phone here is the president going around congress to impose rules by can executive order through the executive branch no debate in congress none of that we will impose rules, as you said, a lot of rules are about climate change carbon emission reductions, overtime rule that is a rule, imposed from above by the executive -- >> no debate on the overtime rule. >> it is a new way of governing you are getting more next 18 months because the president can. he is not going to get much out of congress so i says i can do this, i will do this, away we go. >> a lot of people particularly republican voters upset, they gave them a mandate in november what are they afraid of why aren't they pushing back. maria: the republicans. >> she er divided. >> you are right they are going to push back regrettably looks like through the courts. . i'm not sure what they can do, if the exe

i'm here for stuart varney. the deadline is approaching fast and furiously, 6 p.m. eastern time.ers to your money. yesterday, the dow had its worst performance of the year. we're going to have live reports from that and throughout the show. here at home, governor chris christie could announce his candidacy for the presidency at his old high school in new jersey. sounds so good, right? the teachers are going to be there, but they're going to be protesting and president obama pushing for changes for

as he fights for damages there, germany merkel facing one of the toughest choices of her career stuart varneys we approach an portray deadline this thursday for eurozone members a big deadline for imf payment june 30, back in a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. . maria: welcome bareuters a poll saying one in three chance greece levers eurozone time running out german chancellor merkel as if he faces a tough decision weighing in to greece some saying why each talking about greece. >> because it matters it really counts but i think the public is totally and europeans compass operated, we have heard about this for 3, 4 years is it greek jurisitters, w something is about to happen you mentioned angela merkel a difficult choice german voters are saying we're not going to pay the greeks pensions. >> they don't want bailouts. >> don't want bailouts -- greeks and pension fund, the greeks are saying you can't do this to us you can't

stuart: you have to admit that neil cavuto's coast to coast is modeled directly on "varney & company,art your show is a lot like mine, pal but that's fine. stuart: well, guess what? neil is back from florida. he's here, and i'm going to ask him the following question. in what way are you going to copy me again today? >> well today i'm going to be british. [laughter] i love what you're doing with your shore and how you've marveled it after all my shows over the years and continue your success stew . stuart: stew. [laughter] you've got donald trump on the show today; right? >> yeah. we were chatting about ever so briefly when i was in florida yesterday and for my mine despite all the presidential candidates out there and the power brokers that i've had a chance to speak with. when i had a chance to talk to don, that was the stop everything moment for me because clearly for some reason it seemed to me that the bloom was off the democratic roads, i thought it was a given a slam-dunk that he was going to be helping hillary clinton. that's not the case. my take away from that that he was he

i'm here for stuart varney. the deadline is approaching fast and furiously, 6 p.m. eastern time. hopes for a last minute deal fading quickly and at least in the short-term perhaps longer it matters to your money. yesterday the dow had its worst performance of the year. we're going to have live reports from that and throughout the show. here at home governor chris christie could announce his candidacy for the presidency at his old high school in new jersey. sounds so good right? the teachers are going to be there, but they're going to be protesting and president obama pushing for changes for overtime pay. it could raise the pay for 5 million americans, but at what cost? we're going to bring you the numbers because some of it's coming out of your pocket. and last headline. uber losing money and the target of mayor deblasio and others. stay right here "varney & company" starts charles: >> and in greeks the clock is ticking and ashley joins us. ashley: hi charles, we're in the square away from the greek parliament building behind me and there's a lot of last minute negotiations going

the second hour of "varney & company" starts right now. ♪ ♪ . stuartt right now. the supreme court ruling on obama subsidies could come down this hour. we are told. we're obviously watching that one for you because that has huge implications for the whole structure of america. and as i said the big board stock market, that's the lead, we're still dancing stock tucking negative for the year, by the way we're down 160 points because a meeting about greece's debt ended after 45 minutes in basically collapse. our stocks go down. look at the price of twitter stock. that's our 52 week low we're on that one as well. $35 on twitter right now. the price of oil below $60 per barrel, 59.33 for the day. and look at this, the u.s. launched a military air strike that likely killed top al-qaeda leader. he was believed to be behind the gas plant attack that killed 35 hostages, three americans included. and then we have the united states poised to store battle tanks infantry fighting vehicles and heavy weaponry in west european countries. for up to as many as 5,000 ame

stuart: megan kelly joins us now on the phone. megan, thank you very much. welcome to "varneyood morning . stuart: can you explain to me why the dougers are so fascinating to so many people in america? >> you know, i confess i never watched the show, and i didn't -- of course i knew who they were because i've seen them on television in other forms, like, fox news and today show and so on. but the more i, you know, studied up on the family, i get it, i completely get especially having been down there and meet them all. they have 19 children. let's start with that. let's start with the house. they've got the pretty kitchen in the front with the enormous counter, and then the industrial kitchen in the back which looks like the kitchen you would say in a restaurant. each kid has a responsibility. the older kids help raise the younger kids. the way they approach living is just so interesting and you sort of expect disaster, maybe that's just my own bias because i have three children, and i can barrel get them -- i can't get them to do anything quite frankly. but these kids are well

"varney & company" about to begin. ♪ what music is that? "i'm back in the saddle"? >> it's monday. stuartno i did not win the triple crown. new time for varney a success thanks to you. we're back in the saddle. i've got general jack keane, art laffer and arnold peters. and we have the rider of seattle slew. and start with this president obama talking climate change at g7. guess what? the new york times using that an opportunity to call for a carbon tax. here is the full quote from the editorial. a carbon tax would raise the price of fossil fuels that would generate more emissions on coal. this would demand tax for high carbon fuels and lower emissions like natural gas. mary, i suspect that would generate tens if not hundreds of billions of tax dollars a year. >> god forbid you give the american consumers a tax cut or embrace the greatest innovation the country has produced in the last decade. this is the tax and spend politics. the economy stinks and his agenda has failed so he has to focus on something bigger and global climate change. stuart: i don't think we'll get a carbon tax. >> you

stuart my take is next. how at 3 varneyy. >> on gay mearming, marriage and america appear more liberal but guns the shift the other way. gun control has less from the support. and hour after those dreadful killings at the charleston church president obama made a statement. it was a heart felt statement. quote if it is in our power to do something. but then he went on politics in this town foreclose many of those avenues. it was a statement of political reality. gun control just doesn't have the vote, in fact, opinions seals to be more progun and citizens are voting at the gun store sales of handguns have boomed. why is that? because many fear that the left will take their guns away and because right ore wrongfully people feel more threatened. now piftion born and raised in england where all handguns are now banned, it is a very different society with a very different history. america has a written constitution where citizens have to the right to bear arms. in the face of horrendous mass killings, americans appear unwilling

stuart: is it a busy hour in "varney & company" or what?at trump, she is at the podium right there in new york city, she is introducing her father who will appear any moment now then we'll find out if he's actually in the presidential race. first thing he's going to do is produce a summary of his assets, he says he's worth $9 billion, we're going to bring you that nuse conference as it happens. and blake berman, you're at the trump tower set the steam for us, please. go. >> hi, stuart, she just got to the stage here about a minute ago, here's how we're told this will work. she's on the stage now we're told she will speak about five or six minutes or so, after that will come donald trump and he'll give a speech about 12 to 14 minutes or so. so we anticipate donald trump to speak after that. once this speech is done, the financial statement will be released. or at least we expect it here shortly, would those close to donald trump. they say $9 billion worth of net worth will be released on that statement and afterwards donald trump will, thoug

"varney & company" is next, stuart, have a great show. stuart: the obama team hoping for a rebound.the economy is n not. the economy's performance is good, a little better, but disappointing. we are still shrinking, that means we have to rebound strongly to salvage of year and avoid recession. a lot of people are left behind here, 70 million have no emergency cash. all right, enough with the negatives. this one you're going to

stuart: that's emanuel acho, i wonder if he'll be back next week. it is the second week of "varney & co.," our extended show. we had a great time. my time is up, though. neil cavuto up next, now. neil: those three hours slide by, stuart. great show again. this is "cavuto: coast-to-coast." we have so much going ospeaker john boehner trying to rescue a trade deal that up until the last couple of days it wasn't a sure thing but a doable thing, it looked like it was going to happen. now called in question. boehner having trouble rounding up the votes to overwhelmingly republican support these pieces of trade legislation. we get to the details in just a second. the problem seems with democrats and the president trying to wrestle his way to get enough support from them. for the first time in five years he popped up on capitol hill today to personally jawbone for those votes. and nancy pelosi with whom he was walking there is not a fan of the legislation herself, tipping her hand which way she is going to go. they've got a rebellion on the left and that is roiling stocks at the corner of

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varney & company" next. lots of analysis to come on the markets and this report. have a great show. stuartyou too. hello, good morning, everyone. they will tell you it is a good jobs report. well, is it? the unemployment rate went up. real unemployment rate stayed well into double digits. participation in the work place stayed at generational lows. however one bright spot, wages did go up. is there any information on any of us that china or russia doesn't have? beijing just got info on four million federal workers. what will they do with it. are we going to hack them. greeneys, they are besides themselves. the epa says fracking doesn't hurt your drinking water. and they say, it's a great help to the