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stuart varney took on democratic congressman brad sherman and took exception to the fact that he was hater because he criticized president obama. watch this. >> stuart, after listening to this gushing hatred of president obama. >> no, no, no. >> i realize that i've got five minutes to try to add some fairness and balance. >> no. >> this show it's hatred-- >> i am not a hater, flat-out, i'm not. i'd like you to take that back, sir. >> 100% negative. it sounds like hatred to me, but i don't know you well enough to know whether it's hatred or disdain. >> it's not hatred, it's opposition to policies which are failing. charles: and considering opposition speech hate speech? >> he belongs on the campuses, this is what we see across the board. any opposition or challenge is hate. this is what my first book was about in 2001. using these labels, a hater or a sexist or a homophobe, to shut down the conversation because they can't win on details of the issues, they want you to shut up and this is the way they think they're going to do it. charles: in the meantime, this is starting to resonate

stuart: i'm varney now. i used to be stuart. hold on a sec. >> i'm doing the o'reilly thing.nal poll, statistical dead heat for trump and carson, 24, 23, and rubio 14, cruz 13, bush 13, clinton 46, trump 43, that's a tie statistically, cruz 36, clinton 43, christy 46, and we have clinton at 41 and look at carson. 50 to hillary's 40. interpret all of this so eloquently, katie. go. >> well, what i think this means is that republicans actually have a chance to win the white house. should hillary clinton be the nominee, which is great news for republicans because of course hillary clinton will be the nominee on the democratic side, we saw this week that polling shows she's back up above bernie sanders in new hampshire, which of course was her biggest issue. we saw that happen her fellow democrats are not going to go after her in debates and they're having fewer debates as a result of that. and so this is a good thing for republicans. now, whether they can hold this over into the general election, we'll have to look and see. and i think that people are watching hillary's campaign

dagen: and right now, it's all about another fabulous individual, a lot to cover, stuart varney, it's all yours. stuart: thank you very much, dagen. now hear this, a military style battle in paris. the fbi warns terror may come here for the holidays if not before, but president obama turns his anger on republicans, his fellow americans. what a day. good morning, everyone, it's wednesday. intense gunfire, explosions, heavy weapons, in an urban setting just outside paris. two terrorists dead, they were looking for the mastermind and don't know if we've got him. it looks like, it feels like war over there. the fbi is taking agents off-white collar, and they're active. and the president obama says migrants are shameless if they bring in christians first. this is shameless, greece plays turkey in a friendly soccer game. during a minute of silence for the paris victims, there were boos and shouts of allah akbar, which is what the terrorists shouted as they killed their victims. shameless indeed. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ to the battle in paris, the raid in the paris suburb of

neil: may i stress disparaging comments about the irs are stuart varney and stuart varney's only. i think you tax collectors are doing a bangup job. [ laughter ] >> just protecting my irs. we're covering our assets here, and donald trump is covering all his bases in new hampshire filing the paperwork to compete in that state's primary, the first primary of the country, after of course the iowa caucuses that used to be in 1976 when jimmy carter put iowa caucuses on the map that new hampshire was the big event. donald trump doing all the necessary filing there. other candidates expected to follow suit. these events have become media extravaganzas themselves. in the latest polls, keep in mind, you see national polls, individual polls, those in iowa and new hampshire in the granite state right now, for all is concerned that some have expressed he's losing momentum nationally, he has a slight edge in the first of the nation primary among republican voters, not by much, and look who's surging out of nowhere, marco rubio and chris christie who used to be in the single digits, up to 8% of

charles: it got even more heated them that with stuart varney this morning. ring over the obama assyrian refugee plan the congressman thinks stronger teeeighteen have a stronger number of terrorist ben stuart disagreed. but what is attracting these young people born or raised in the united states to radical islam? why so much hate for the nation that took seven? >> we have our legal analyst and former assistant director of the fbi in the city's political reporter are in the house. how does this happen? it is one thing to say they are grateful but it they just come with their clothes on their back with freedom of america that all this time they are receiving -- seating mad. >> they come to this country and they refuse to become assimilated. they bring a different way of life they think they can continue that here. but the individuals that are marginalized not getting what they think they should get free they morph into the terrorist attitude. we had people come from germany and italy and the u.k.. catholics and protestants and jewish people, to this country. yo

stuart varney and trish reagan. thanks for being here. this is exciting time. holiday sales.l retail federation put out a graph of the projected sales. 3.7% this year. $630 billion. on average over the last 10 years up about 2.5% for holiday sales. but for retailers, this is a huge sign. maria. >> this is a huge sign. this is dictating it the entire year for most retailers. about two thirds of the overall economic story in the u.s. this is a critical time of the year for the retail sector and for the overall economy. frankly what i have been seeing, bret, it has been. bring and mortar. given the continued acceptance of online shopping. that's done a little better. things like apple, amazon. for the most part, most retailers did see disappointment. the good news is that means in the next couple of weeks we will probably see even more discounting. >> so is this economy soft? is that a word to use, stuart? >> i think it's bumbling along. consumers have more cash from much lower gas prices but they are not spending it in the stores the way they used to. i think you have got to ta

charles: earlier today, that was donald trump interview with stuart varney. that was a couple of weeks ago,t i saw say tweet, saying he thought closing mosques in america would gut our core values, i did a poll. 47.5%, did not think it was a bad thing, with me now, dr back with me, tammy bruce, doctor judy, thank you for coming on. i was surprised because, article that james woods was talking about was misleading said donald trump or suggested that donald trump wanted to close all mosques, i presented the question that way issue over 50% said yes. we should close all. >> that is you know our laws are constitution is not done by bleb plebiscite done by the laws. as long as they are not preaching open violence, the kkk was allowed to operate, we are not going to defeat radical islam by pushing them underground. ask uzbekistan, all countries that are authoritarian regimes that push islam underground, it spreads like wildfire, you defeat them by exposing them that we're not doing because of political correctness but for our president to say, alienate very people

neil: so we were asking here would stuart varney tackle someone for a flat-screen tv? . stuart: no.ait. don't get rid of me yet. depends how big the person was. [laughter] neil: touche. touche. thank you very much. we were curious but you did not answer exactly the way i thought. all right. we are focusing on a couple of things here. not only stuart's spending interest but what's the interest for spending on the

stuart varney is enjoying his first thanksgiving as an american.o mass consumption because so far in-traffic stuff is looking good. and perhaps low fuel prices, we're marking toward $1.99 on

stuart: we are already out of time. thank you so much. thank you for taking away so much pain. more "varneyes away. ♪ ♪ . stuart: friday afternoon. the weekend begins. hillary clinton's e-mails are released, more information on the death of iran ambassador to libya. there's a bombshell discovery. right after the attack in benghazi, the state department was telling hillary don't blame the video. but she kept doing just that. she hid the truth to protect her reputation and support president obama's relike a. got it. did you hear about this? probably not. the establishment media buried the story if they reported it at all. another successful document dump on friday afternoon giving the media an excuse to drop the whole fortunately. why bring that up when people are enjoying their weekend? and besides everyone know benghazi is a dead issue; right? so the media encourages deception by failing to report the facts. and then something else going on here. the good ol' double standard. can you imagine if a republican secretary of state serving in a republican administration had deceived the country o

david: senator and presidential candidate lindsey graham detailing his plan to defeat isis with stuart varneyarlier. take a listen. >> i'm going to introduce after thanksgiving an authorization to use military force, not limited by time, geography or means. i'm going to do with isil what we did with al qaeda after 9/11. declare war on them. allow this president and every other president to do what is necessary to destroy isil before they hit is here at home. you need 100,000 troops. most would come from the region. 10,000 would include the american component. here's what -- >> 10,000 american >> as part of a regional force. 10,000 is not enough. but that is enough to give arabs in turkey the capacity they need to win. melissa: france and russia aggressively ramping up their airstrikes against isis in syria, this in response to friday's attack in paris and what is believed to be a bombing of a russian jet that crashed in egypt last month killing everyone on board. fox news's conor powell joins us with details of these strikes in the region. conor? reporter: melissa, the military operation agai

good show, always a pleasure, thank you, and things for joining us, charles payne is in for stuart varney. i'll see you tuesday in milwaukee for the fox business network debate. over to you, charles. >> thank you, maria, guys, so much to go through, i'm charles payne in, stuart will be back next week. first of all, we got what appears to be a pretty solid jobs report a half hour ago, the market is confused what to make of it. don't worry, we've got a guy coming up in a few minutes that's going to find something right and definitely something wrong with it. you know it's not a gloomy jobs picture out there. and the debate, tuesday, eight candidates taking center stage for the second debate at 9 p.m. and i bet jobs will be one of the issues that comes up. after all, it's a business network. and another example of violence in the mainstream media. attacking ken carson and carson responds. ollie north says a generation of christians are being slaughtered and joins us live from iraq and a wish granted to a terminally ill "star wars" fan who wanted to see the movie before he died. it's a beauti

falls flat, they don't get the context, you are funny, they say it's the lowe est form of wit, and stuart varney us liz: i've had a good time, but not reading that. i wonder how cheryl feels about it. >> i love sarcastic people, one of my favorite things and disagree with stuart, i think it's awesome. bring it op all the time. ashley: coming up, more on the downed russian plane. was it an act of terrorism? the former ambassador to the united nations will weigh in on that next. and, yes, facebook hits an all-time after after reporting amazing numbers. we've got a facebook bull who says it's the ultimate great stock. >> i'm a facebook advocate. >> am i bored with it? i don't use it that much. >> i would keep using it. it's a great platform. if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin, your doctor may be talking about adding medication to help lower your a1c. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum is right for you. once-a-week tanzeum is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2

neil: so we were asking here would stuart varney tackle someone for a flat-screen tv? . stuart: no. [laughter] neil: okay. i lost. i lost that bet. stuart: wait. wait. wait. don't get rid of me yet. depends how big the person was. [laughter] neil: touche. touche. thank you very much. we were curious but you did not answer exactly the way i thought. all right. we are focusing on a couple of things here. not only stuart's spending interest but what's the interest for spending on the corner of wall and broad. not much in stock thus far but it looks at this early stage about four hours of trading to go that even with the down draft in stocks, we will finish this month to the upside again. way too early to tell but if that is the case, it would represent a continued turn around of going into the final month of this quarter when we were down what? close to 10% going into the fourth quarter. so that fourth quarter turn around very much still in place, even with the down draft today. now, back to something that is getting the world's sustainings or at least 150 countries of the world's atte

stuart varney. stuart: thank you very much. the reviews are in. they are not good for the president. good morning, everyone. no change in the fight against terror. that was the message to france. mr. obama said that the parents climate conference is a powerful rebuke to terror. what do you think the answer to that was? ridicule from the right and mockery from some of the left. however, it is thanksgiving week. we bring you good news. gas prices at the lowest in seven years. the vast majority of states, you will find gas somewhere at $2 a gallon or less. come on in, everybody. this is my first thanksgiving as a genuine american. varney and company is about to begin. ♪ all right. welcome to the show everyone. a strange response from protesters in chicago after release of a dash cam video showing a white police officer killing a black teenager. the footage shows the death of a 17-year-old at the hands of a police officer. charging with murder earlier tuesday. we will have more on this coming up in just a couple minutes. let's get on the latest russia

stuart varney. stuart: thank you very much. the reviews are in.ing, everyone. no change in the fight against terror. that was the message to france. mr. obama said that the parents climate conference is a powerful rebuke to terror. what do you think the answer to that was? ridicule from the right and mockery from some of the left. however, it is thanksgiving week. we bring you good news. gas prices at the lowest in seven years.

the dow is up on stuart varney is an american citizen, no, i'm kidding but we are at 17,622, and i know this sounds a little cookie, this notion that the world is a littlancy after paris. the federal reserve has great cover not reasonably calculated to lead to the @ to raise interest rates. but, again, when you're talking about the fed almost everything sounds contradicting. but connell has the latest on these developments. >> well, it's very interesting, neil, and we'll talk more about the markets here in a few minutes what's happening in gold and stocks. but this story out of turkey today that broke earlier with all the talk of refugees and whether they should be allowed in here or other countries in europe, this story is getting a lot of attention. what happens was the turkish authorities in the airport detained eight people who they believe are members of isis and they detained them in an interesting way. according to the authorities they were going to sneak into germany posing as -- well, posing as refugees. now, the way they were going to do it, they had flown tois upon coming in,

stuart varney will pick it up now. thank you for your insights this morning and we'll continue the reaction to the deadly attacks in paris, we're live today and tomorrow from paris and we will see you then. "varney & company" begins now. stuart, over to you. stuart: thank you, we'll see you later. raids in muslim areas in france and belgium. the mastermind identified, on the run in syria, and the french interior says another attack could come at anytime. high anxiety over there and here, too. good morning, first, the financial fallout, it looks like america is something of a safe haven in all of this, stocks will open only slightly lower and maybe because of some hot money coming here, and also maybe the fed will not raise rates. so we don't have a huge downside move thus far this morning in reaction to what happened in paris on friday. but president obama, he's facing criticism. the day before the paris attack he said that isis had been contained. he will take questions today. you will watch it here. hillary clinton s

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dagen: and right now, it's all about another fabulous individual, a lot to cover, stuart varney, it'sart: thank you very much, dagen. now hear this, a military style battle in paris. the fbi warns terror may come here for the holidays if not before, but president obama turns his anger on republicans, his fellow americans. what a day. good morning, everyone, it's wednesday. intense gunfire, explosions, heavy weapons, in an urban setting just outside paris. two terrorists dead, they were looking for the mastermind and don't know if we've got him. it looks like, it feels like

stuart: more varney after this. ♪ .. stuart: it has been an extraordinary fracking.stage taking, we are closing with the dow jones average of 108 points and the news from mali is a hostage crisis is over. the security minister says at least 20 dead. my time is up. neel, 8 is yours. neil: that situation is over in mali. the details coming to was are haunting and a lot scary. we will get that to you shortly. needless to say a week of this sort of thing back-and-forth all over the world has people on high alert all over the world including in new york, times square where we are told police presence is triple what it normally is. we will keep you posted on that but if this is rattling investors last week and this week it has a funny way of showing it. all through this week a funny way of showing it. the dow in positive territory on both year, the isn't the on track for what could be its

stuart varney will pick it up now.ng and we'll continue the reaction to the deadly attacks in paris, we're live today and tomorrow from paris and we will see you then. "varney & company" begins now. stuart, over to you. stuart: thank you, we'll see you later. raids in muslim areas in france and belgium. the mastermind identified, on the run in syria, and the french interior says another attack could come at anytime. high anxiety over there and here, too. good morning, first, the financial fallout, it looks like america is something of a safe haven in all of this, stocks will open only slightly lower and maybe because of some hot money coming here, and also

more varney in a moment. . stuarthere we go. 15 seconds before they start trading, nasdaq and the big board. they'll ring the bell and you'll hear that and precisely 9:30 they will start trading. not expected a lot of movement. should be fairly flat according to the futures market and we're down about 17, 14 points. flat on the opening bell. ashley webster is here and so is liz macdonald and todd horowitz and hillary kramer all on deck today. todd, you first. the dow is positive for 2015. you're the guy who says this market is a mirage fueled by free money. you said that, i take it you believe we're headed for a real big disappointment, is that right? >> good morning, stuart. this is a mirage that builds on the backs of free money. we have no foundation to this market. there has been zero growth in reality, in real growth. other than corporate acquisitions, mergers, buybacks, other than that we've seen no real growth in this country. we've got a system that fuels the illegalized ponzi schemes because we have a federal

charles payne it in for stuart varney back at headquarters. charles, have a good show. >> i'm charles payne, stuart is going to be back tomorrow. in time for the debate and, well, that's one of the big stories, here is the other big story, the g.o.p. candidates will take center stage in milwaukee tomorrow night right here on the fox business network. dr. ben carson answering questions about his past and taking on the mainstream media. the question is, is he being vetted fairly. and the u.s. considering moving troops into and around europe in response to vladimir putin. and a controversy brewing over starbucks, the new red cups. check it out. some are saying these are anti-christmas. tell us what you think. "varney & company" is about ♪ >> remember the dow is up six weeks in a row. it's going to need something to get going here. it came down a lot last week, maybe that's helping gas, trading higher it went down to $2.21, the national average for regular gallon. you're looking at a live shot. we're going to bring it up here in a moment of the mil

i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney today. here are your big stories.g its investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. could she be looking at a felony violation. and one wants you to pay with your tone. colleges across the country, has political correctness gone too far? varney, hour two, starts right now. ♪ ♪ so get ready, get ready ♪ >> get ready, that's right, cnbc, get ready because here we come. the republican debate scored the highest rated telecast ever. 13.5 million tuning in. >> take that. ashley: and more than nbc got for the super bowl streaming last year. and a big thank you to all of our fox business viewers, we could not have done it without you and we thank you. breaking right now though, let's get to the mortgage rates. freddie mac 30 year. what's the latest, cher. cheryl: cheryl this is died to the fed. 30-year rate 3.98%, that went up. not so great for people looking for a home. if you're buying something, get on it now because we're seeing a trend now of going higher. we're at 3.87 last year, and now at 3.98. we'll look for 4. ashl

charles payne it in for stuart varney back at headquarters. yne, stuart is going to be back tomorrow. in time for the debate and, well, that's one of the big stories, here is the other big story, the g.o.p. candidates will take center stage in milwaukee tomorrow night right here on the fox business network. dr. ben carson answering questions about his past and taking on the mainstream media. the question is, is he being vetted fairly. and the u.s. considering moving troops into and around europe in response to vladimir putin. and a controversy brewing over starbucks, the new red cups. check it out. some are saying these are anti-christmas. tell us what you think.

good show, always a pleasure, thank you, and things for joining us, charles payne is in for stuart varneyfox business network debate. over to you, charles. >> thank you, maria, guys, so much to go through, i'm charles payne in, stuart will be back next week. first of all, we got what appears to be a pretty solid jobs report a half hour ago, the market is confused what to make of it. don't worry, we've got a guy coming up in a few minutes that's going to find something right and definitely something wrong with it. you know it's not a gloomy jobs picture out there. and the debate, tuesday, eight candidates taking center stage for the second debate at 9 p.m. and i bet jobs will be one of the issues that comes up. after all, it's a business network. and another example of violence in the mainstream media.

second hour of "varney & company" two minutes away. stuart prime minister benjamin netanyahu was in d.c. donald trump sounding off the starbucks holiday cup. he says when he is president, everyone will be saying they christmas. "varney & company." the second hour starts right now. ♪ the republican candidate takes center stage tonight. right here on fox business. the first debate at 5:00 p.m. eastern. rick santorum, bobby jindal, rick huckabee and chris christie. 9:00 p.m., donald trump, ben carson, marco rubio, joe bush, carly fiorina and ran paul. let's check the big board. down five points this morning. apple down and dragging the dow down with it. that, by the way, that $3 loss caused the dow three points. the price of oil is roughly 44 hollers per price of barrow. next case, chipotle will be reopening the stores that closed in the northwest do to the e. coli outbreak. that brought the stuck up nearly 3%. gas. a big loser. lower sales. the strong dollar is to blame. gte. for years that was the widows and orphans stock. that angered about s

stuart: thank you. more varneyr deal that would take pfizer to island. bernie sanders says the merger would be a disaster for consumers and president obama should block it. quick comment, liz? liz: within the letter of law right now, unclear how the administration could possibly block. >> the only way they could block it is antitrust grounds, which is shaky, it will impact taxpayers. >> yeah. how does it affect consumers? higher prices for viagra or something? >> heaven forebid. >> but my time is up, neil cavuto, it's yours, neil. neil: that last nine was the line of your show. heavens forbid is right. touche. more on that in a minute, i want to bring you. you to date on the search where this paris attacker is but now increasingly where he was. and apparently frequenting italy as early as august and reports he may have made it from syria to greece as part of that first refugee wave, we don't know. he was a busy fellow and very busy trying to find where the heck he is. all of this at the same time we are beefing up

stuart: what we've done, medicaid, and totally free, and subsidized. >> mr. varneyed, it's not for free. stuart: of course it's not for free. you think that health care is expensive, somebody said that. >> people don't want to be on medicaid, stuart. stuart: they doesn't want to be, but it's available, they'll take it. >> this should inject itself-- it's a very democratic debate pretty soon, if you can call it a debate. >> it was p jchlj o'rourke who that. >> it's going to inject itself in both presidential campaigns in a huge way. may put some pressure on the republicans who think how the working poor are taken care of, if you think that's for the government under the constitution. stuart: the news is coming out. breaking news, the department of homeland security says eight syrian migrants have been detained at the texas border. what is this all about, liz liz: two men, two women and four children, they presented themselves, and appears they were know the trying to sneak in, they went to the authorities and presented themselves, out of port of entry at laredo, texa

stuart: thank you very much. more varney after this. ♪ .. ith islamic terror? >> president obama go on television with the consent of the united nations and tell them, you have three days to lay down your arms. if not we are going to hunt you down. stuart: he runs an organization of muslims in america and he did tell me he would lead a demonstration with a big sign that he would hold up saying we do not support isis. he told me he would do that. here is what some of our viewers had to say about states banning syrian refugees from entering america. it is time to stand up, all the state should unite for our freedom and protection and katherine says this. i don't want any of them here. we met so many in illegally and they could threaten our lives. our time is up but neil cavuto. it is yours. neil: thank you, the latest pretty eiffel tower is open for business. not a lot of takers on climbing it at this hour but weakened the use they were looking for additional culprits behind the attack over the weekend, the series of attacks and they found seve

stuart: to not be such a stranger to "varney & company." rt: thank you very much, indeed. raising a possibility of a mitt romney candidacy. put the camera on her when i said possible that romney candidacy. back in a moment, everyone. ♪ ♪ so jill, i know the markets have taken a hit lately. mm hmm. just wanted to touch base. how did edward jones come to manage over $800 billion dollars in assets? huh. okay. here's our latest market outlook. two things that i'd like to point out... through face time when you really need it. so that's interesting, you know we had spoken about that before. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. stuart: modest loss. down 45 on the dow industrials. david is with us now. i read the votes. i know what you will say. you like walmart. >> we like blockbusters. this company has 10% of all the sales in the united states. we also like dividends. we like buying on sale. stuart: you are buying on the >> absolutely. amazon is up $11. amazon is killing walmart. >> absolutely. walmart is invested heavily to go after a

maria: i've got to get to stuart, it's been an honor having you this morning, rudy guiliani. "varney & company" is next, over to you. sorry about that. stuart: thank you very much indeed. good morning, everyone. it's all action on a variety of fronts, would you look at this. turkey shoots down a russian war plane, a big problem for the fight against isis. a new worldwide alert for americans travelling overseas issued today. watch out, be vigilant says the state department and machine guns, they're on full display at airports this thanksgiving week. francois hollande meets president obama at the white house and he wants america to use its power in the war on terror. we'll soon find out if hollande gets what he wants. new reports just coming in that canada will say no to male syrian refugees. this is a very big day shaping up. and look at that stock market. it's going to be down triple digits. yes, it's a nervous world this thanksgiving week. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ all right. turkey blows a russian jet out of the sky, says the jet was flying in its air space. putin say

stuart: thank you very much, indeed. you have a good story there. the fox business the bait. a huge success. sandra smith, moderator. a frequent "varney & company." the first debate tuesday night beat cnbc's debate. did you know sandra smith formally a star on this program? sandra says this was the most important part. watch. >> let's bring in governor christie. >> sandra, before we get too far away, he brought out some things in the record that i need to correct. >> let's bring in governor christie here. we're talking about national debt. $19 trillion. employing 3 million workers. our tax code is not more than that. if you are elected, what steps would you make to reduce the size of the federal government. >> for the people who are out there right now, i want to guarantee you one thing. if you think mike huckabee will not be the kind of president that will cut back spending, wait until you see what hillary clinton will do for this country. a real adversary. we better stay focused. stuart: here is the star herself. sandra smith. former star of "varney & company." that was a key moment. that was when he turned the focus on hillary clinton. >> i fe

maria: i've got to get to stuart, it's been an honor having you this morning, rudy guiliani. "varneysorry about that. stuart: thank you very much indeed. good morning, everyone. it's all action on a variety of fronts, would you look at this. turkey shoots down a russian war plane, a big problem for the fight against isis.

"varney & company" is next, stuart, are you making your own turkey this year.w me. maria: good tips from martha. stuart: i did. i just need an apron, that's all. maria: have a good show. stuart: thanks, maria. some passion, some fire, even a little humor from president obama. what issue was he addressing? of course those wicked republicans. good morning, it looked like the campaign trail all over again. president obama beating up republicans on the fundraiser. the world is on fire and the president spends his energy attacking opponents and defending his pals at cnbc. we'll show you the tape. a new poll puts ben carson firmly in front of donald trump.

thanks for joining us, we'll see you tomorrow same time, same place, "varney & company" is next, stuart -- maria, i'm sorry i have a maria next to me. we boldly proclaim that 2015 is the on-line turning point. if there was any doubt, the numbers from the thanksgiving holiday make the point. more of us clicked than went to the mall and spent way more on-line than last year. no wonder amazon is the stock of the year, we are going to take you to one of the gigantic fulfillment centers and by the way, the stock is going up again this morning. there was another big story for you. the paris climate conference. president obama is there. he's pushing a trillion dollar a year agreement to cut the temperature of the planet. the rioters are out as well. not the best way to gain public support in a city wracked so recently by violence. how about this?

"varney & company" is next. stuart: did america just take another turn to the right?san francisco says no to limits on air bnb and throws out the sheriff who released man who went on to kill kate steinly. they said no to legal pot and houston overturns a rights ordinance. now to the polls. bad news to hillary, she loses to all in a national poll and essentially tied with trump.

that will do it for us, "varney & company" is coming up, stuart all yours.k there in paris. now, 24 hours ago on this program, we began coverage. states saying no to muslim migrants, news flash, it's now a full scale revolt. good morning, everyone. more than half the states now say no and it's not just republicans. the democrat governor howser has joined the revolt. public opinion is driving this, 10 million facebook page views for our posting on this subject. russia comes clean and now saying publicly it was a bomb that took down its airlineder and putin is offering a $50 million reward for word on the bombers. wall street shrugs it off. charlie sheen says he's hiv positive and his partners. yes, we cover it all on "varney & company." ♪ >> all right.

don: thank you, dagen mcdowell and "varney & company" is up next, and stuart, over to you.im, he's dead the man who orchestrated the paris attack has been killed. there's the headline and good morning, everyone. authorities in france confirmed it. a police raid took out abdelhamid abaaoud the so-called mastermind, that's indeed the headline from paris. the headline from president obama, a veto to any resistance to letting in ref fees. let them in said the new york

"varney & company" begins right now, over to you. stuart: thanks very much, maria.error shifts the political needle. high anxiety everywhere this thanksgiving week. good morning everyone. more raids in belgium and brussels remains on lockdowns, the city that runs europe's government has no schools, no public gatherings and no subways, they haven't caught the guy they're looking for either. terror moving the political leader. donald trump's hard line sends

"varney & company" is next, have a great day everybody, here is stuart right now, have a good show.utin has good reason to worry. that russian plane that came down, what if it were terrorism? good morning, everyone. we do know the plane broke up in mid air, we don't know why. the airline says external activity brought it down. now, a terror attack might be payback for russia's war in syria, colonel ralph peters on that just moments from now. next case, an e. coli outbreak hits a wall street favorite, 40 chipotle restaurants closed. that stock will open lower. donald trump warns the wall street journal, you t