charles: donald trump making news, the gop nominee telling stuart varney they need to rebuild our infrastructure pay for through infrastructure funds. >> we have to get a fund, make a phenomenal dale with below interest rates and rebuild infrastructure, we have no choice. stuart: who would put money into the fund? >> people, investors into the fund. citizens would put money into the fund and we rebuild infrastructure with their fund and it will be a greater investment. charles: liz mcdonald is here, private infrastructure fund reminds me of war bonds. >> california has something similar, this idea sounds great. trump has more details about infrastructure spending then hillary clinton's details about how she will do infrastructure spending and a socialist government idea, something will come out. infrastructure bonds in california, doing it for some time. the question is can you make money on the bonds, who will oversee issuance? this is a problem. charles: particularly the low-interest environment. liz: who will oversee that part of money? reagan tried infrastructure spending, that money goes in

stuart: you are back next week, there will be more varney after this. his. that is downtown taipei, capital of taiwan, a crowd of people running riot. why, you might ask? ashley: pokÉmon go. the small x which is very rare when they chase these digital characters. it is amazing to me. stuart: our producer said that was all our viewers going from cnbc to "varney and company". is that you? charles: i will take it, thanks a lot. also this our president obama landing in flood ravaged baton rouge very soon, facing a firestorm of criticism, this is cavuto coast-to-coast, i am charles payne and for neil cavuto. it has been 10 days since then ridge was hit by devastating floods, 10,000 people signed up for federal-aid, at least 60,000 homes damaged, that is a staggering tally as president obama is set to land later this our with the family research council tony perkins, you have a

donald trump surprised a lot of people when he told stuart varney about this one.e's one-upping hillary clinton. but can we afford it? ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid down for hours. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, try doctor-recommended gaviscon. charles: some think it's unusual, but donald trump said he's going to focus on infrastructure. he's look at more than hillary clinton's. >> her numbers are a fraction of what we are talking about. we need much more money to rebuild our infrastructure. >> how much are you talking about? >> i would say at least double her numbers. we have bridges falling down. charles: donald trump's infrastructure program will be paid for through borrowing. it's true infrastructure investments will create jobs. but will the spending help the overall economy? and how sustainable is it? steve, you and i had this conversation many times. you go back and talk about eisenhower. we talked more recently, the stimulus pl

i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." to steve harrigan in rio where it's going down. steve? >> reporter: for the past 45 minute wes heard one side of this story what went on sunday morning with the four olympic swimmers.

stuart varney. your viewers, dagen, warren buffett had a few choice things to say about donald trump and his business abilities yesterday. he said, i'm going to give you exact quote, a monkey throwing darts in 1995 when mr. trump first offered stock in his hotels, would have better listening-- that's a direct from mr. buffett who loathes donald trump. 's been criticized by a going on a tangent by being provoked and off returning america to prosperity. and i will ask his response to warren buffett and if he'll respond and provoked at 9:00. dagen: he's got two things to talk about, hillary clinton, d dis dis disty -- dishonesty and turning the economy around. stuart: the news flow is in favor of donald trump, the e-mail scandal, or turning around the economy, none of those issues are on the front page of the media today or anytime in the last week. instead, it's the distraction to whether, would i would call side bar issues that's attracted the attention. let's see if mr. trump can pull it back to the

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talking with stuart varney. don't miss it or take it away, charles payne. >> thank you very much, ashley. i am charles payne and four neil cavuto. the worst economic recovery since 1949 and the eurozone same sort of anemic growth 1.2%. hillary clinton promising major changes, saying the policies implemented right now, she likes them. they are working. >> you are offering tweaks. not a dramatic shift. >> i think what i'm offering our proven results. i think what i am offering is we can build on where we are. we are standing, but i'm not happy with the status quo. i said that repeatedly. charles: birdwatcher and richard could. your thoughts. >> hillary has no plan whatsoever to improve anything for small business. the question the american people need to ask themselves is if they complete a government job, what happens when those jobs go away. the only real jobs in this country that supply an economy blog turned our jobs in the dirt. hillary has no comment on that. charles: the numbers are hard to dispute. the wor

that is it for "mornings with maria", stuart varney, you got a preview ten minutes ago, "varney & companyon is beginning to shift a little? good morning, everyone, hillary clinton is now deep, deep into defense mode. no choice. it's one scandal after another. 15,000 new e-mails we're supposed to see them right before the election. more evidence of influence peddling through the clinton foundation and a new up roar about top aide huma abedin. she and her family linked it a radical magazine, her mother is the editor. and hillary clinton went on jimmy kimmel and she laughed it off, she said her e-mails are boring.

and ashley webster is in for stuart varney. ashley: thank you very much, marilyn, i appreciate that, blonds have more fun, we know that. good morning, everyone, i'm ashley webster in for stuart. here are your big stories kicking off the week. just a few hours from now, as sandra said, donald trump makes his economic pitch. here is what we know, a 15% tax rate for businesses and end the death tax, get rid of the paris climate agreement and he will take the stage at 12 noon in detroit. we'll be covering that, of course. also, just when you thought it was over, we have another item in the clinton e-mail scandal. this time, how one of those e-mails on her private server could have led to the execution of a nuclear scientist. don't look now, we could have another rally on our hands, futures pointing to green arrows at the open. we are now on dow 19,000 watch yet again. can you believe it? and alex rodriguez retiring, he will stay on to be an instructor for the yankees and remember, back in 2007 he signed a 275 million dollar contract

it's time for stuart varney and "varney & company," that's up next, stuart, you're there, take it awaynk you very much indeed. hillary clinton demands campaign finance reform, get the big money right out of politics. however, her foundation has $2 billion and bill clinton says he feels good about that. good morning, everyone. the money is rolling in. visit the richest enclaves in the nation and collect campaign cash from the elites. beverly hills, newport beach, silicon valley, on tap from them all. under pressure to respond to the scandals, she did take time out from fund raising to answer softball questions from cnn. she's not holding a press conference, she's coasting to

stuart varney. stuart: this is what happens in a world that's printing money.gross, jeff gunlak, that's dramatic stuff coming from these guys and a lot of people follow their advice. here you've got a market that's staying very close to record levels, only down 1% in the latest sell off, staying up there despite profits going down and virtually zero growth in the economy. you have to conclude that it's cheap money, printing money, all over the world that's keeping this market up. maria: it's a great point, because the bank of interest low interest rates and there you have a rally. it's all about the central bank. stuart: people ask me, what does it have to do with me if the bank of england lowers interest rates? what it's got to do with you, the whole world is printing money and that's keeping your 401(k) up there. maria: are they out of bullets? >> stuart, it's mike murphy, you hit the nail on the head as long as the central banks do this. if you want to allocate money to the market today, you need to believe that central banks can continue to do this indefini

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stuart varney made the case, if hillary is the alternative, all you have dwell it the establishment.> she represents that big corporate media club that had their own wait last 20-30 years. if people want to rid america of the two-party system, they should vote for gary johnson. america's real brexit. let's get to it. welcome to the show officially. donald trump is trying to keep the brexit momentum going and ride it all the way to the white house. but can he pull it off? let's ask my pearl handled party panel. meghan mccain is here, a fox news contributor. welcome, everyone. chris, i'll start with you because you have an affiliation with the trump campaign. what do you think of your friend and comrade donald trump tying himself to the brexit movement? >> i think it's smart. trump is not alone in this anti-globalist movement. we are seeing it all over the world. we are seeing it in the u.k. al throughout continental europe, problems with immigration, with job growth, with destruction of manufacturing base. he's not something that's just unique to the u.s. i think it makes a lot of sen

stuart varney calls it an ideal distraction from the campaign trail.average, big news is retail sales friday morning and in the retail sector, michael cores under pressure down 5% in the premarket, results look better than expected, and he is weighing on investor sentiment, same-store sales down more than expected, shake shack is set to report earnings after the closing bell, the burger chain had a stronger start, they are waiting to see if momentum continues, earnings and revenue rise from a year ago but the restaurant industry making headwinds as consumers spend less money. michael phelps taking home his 20th and 21 steuben gold medal, taking gold in women's gymnastics, the us elliptic success is a distraction from the negative news in the states? bring in the host of "varney and company," stuart varney, you think so. stuart: it is. political news of the day is not exactly inspiring but if you watch the olympic last night, i was truly inspired. i stayed up late to watch it all. the women's olympic gymnastics team, how did they do all of that? they we

but first, stuart varney, the host of "varney & co." on the fox business network.. it is about getting the economy moving again, to create more jobs. and at the heart of it is the tax cutting plan. as you heard from mr. trump right there, 15%. the top rate that businesses can pay. 15% that represents a sitting kajtd -- significant cut in the taxes they're paying. 15% corporate tax rate. 12, 25, 33% tax rates, all are down where they are now. that's massive tax cut from individuals, putting money into the hands of those who go go out and spend it. >> would the deductships go away -- deductions go away for charities or home -- >> we don't know that yet. he's concentrating on tax cutting, less regulation and the production of domestic energy. get the economy moving again. because if you've got growth, if you can get 4% growth you have far more jobs, you've got higher incomes, got more demand in the economy. up goes the economy. some people would say that's a return to a feeling of prosperity. >> a lot of parents out there like the child care -- you can expense your ch

i'm stuart varney. >>> coming up next in the buzz, it's been a long standing requirement for cab drivers in new york city, but no new law getting rid of the >>> all right. time for the buzz. we talk about the stories you're talking about. >> first up, taxi drivers in new york city are no longer required to speak english. a new law has gotten rid of the long proficiency test. supporters say it's going to make things easier for immigrants who can't speak english to get jobs as taxi drivers, but critics, some drivers included in there, don't like the law saying you have got to be able to speak english to get passengers around and read street signs. i have to say i agree with that. >> i agree. i mean, don't you -- there are certain jobs that you have to have certain skills, and you would think if you're assimilating in the united states that it would be a good thing to, you know, have to of learning english. it's going to help them down the line. >> can you imagine, you get to new york, you have got a big interview or something you have got to do for the job, and you get the taxi driver who

i'm stuart varney. >>> coming up next in the buzz, it's been a long standing requirement for cab drivers in new york city, but no more, a new law getting rid of the english proficiency test, and why some people are very unhappy my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the risks and benefits of trumenba and tell them if you've received any other meningitis b vaccines. meningitis b can be spread by typical sharing like... a drink... a spoon... a kiss. it all started here... it might have been prevented with trumenba. >>> all right. time for

i'm stuart varney. >>> the tempe city council taking the next step in building the city's first biomedical and technology campus. this will be built on 18 acres of land just west of the tempe center for the arts right there along tempe town lake. last week the city selected three companies to partner that development project and tempe officials say working to attract biotechnology and medical companies because they contribute to quality of life in the community. >>> the odysea airm will be opening in north scottsdale -- odysea aquarium will be opening in north scottsdale. these sea otters have been cared for by humans. they have been rocking them to sleep and bottle-feeding them, >> they have individual personalities, just like humans do. they are cranky when overtired, let you know when they are hungry, very playful, a lot of fun, a lot of work. >> a special team will be on hand 24/7 to look after the otters and other creatures. odysea aquarium, it could be open within a matter of weeks. >>> coming up next in the buzz, a new trend in the workplace, why millennials want to be seen as are c

that's business, i'm stuart varney. rney. we're following developing news on the presidentiale're raise.e. an official with donald trump'sm campaign says the republicanpubl nominee could make a trip to mexico tomorrow and, in fact, the candidate himself justst confirmed that on twitter a couple of moments ago tweeting that this is donald trump now,, tweeting i have accepted the citation of president enrico national ohio of mexico and look very much forward to meeting him tomorrow. this trip, of course, is aheadad of a major speech that trump plans to deliver on immigration. of course, the presidentialdent nominee has promised to build a wall along the us and mexican border to cushy legal cu immigration if he's elected. last week mexico's presidenten extended an invitation to meet with both trump and democratic presidential nominee hillarye clinton. been, donald trump confirming on twitter that he will travel to mexico tomorrow. senator marco rubio has earned the support of florida's gop voters to speak a second term. he got i

and i'm stuart varney. >>> the largest incoming freshman class in a.s.u. history hitting the c first day of school for the sun devils. and the class of 2020. ringing in, well, weighing in, i guess, you would say, at a whopping 11,500 students. that's just one class. with the huge influx in tempe's population, the city's police department, they will be out in full force making sure pedestrians and drivers are following the rules and keeping partying at bay. a new school policy raising some eyebrows. why the school wasn't want parents bringing forgotten lunches or schoolbooks or homework to save their kids. >>> this almost unheard of, what amber heard is doing with that huge divorce settlement that she it's time for the buzz... where we talk about the stories people are talking about. we talk about the stories people are talking about. >> and first up, is it tough love? too harsh? a new policy at an all boy's catholic school, too harsh? a policy at a school says stop dropping off forgotten books, lunch, homework, et cetera. please turn around and exit the sc

candidate maled a potential boss some moneyment is think that's called a well, that's business and i'm stuart varney. . > here's heads up if you'res he planning a trip to miami in thei new feature. officials say mosquitoes are actively transmitting the zika virus. they are trying to stop the virus from spreading. wynnewood confirm the first t local transmission of the virus last month.mont since then, seven new cases havs been reported outside of that one square mile area. > all right. sitting all day is bad for youfo anrd exercising won't help. hel that is the word tonight from the american heart association. experts say a lack of activity is a risk factor for heart disease antirock, but the largel problem is that exercise and1w! alone won't safe people that are. the experts recommend sitting less and getting 30 minutes of exercise every day. > coming up at 11 1 # tonight,i new details in a baffling murder mystery. what weave he's learned about the final hours of a dnc staffec killed in a local neighborhood.h plus do you keep getting annoying phone calls from tell he marketers? maybe even scam art

and i'm stuart varney. >>> the largest incoming freshman class in a.s.u. history hitting the campus today was the first day of school for the sun devils. and the class of 2020. ringing in, well, weighing in, i guess, you would say, at a whopping 11,500 students. that's just one class. with the huge influx in tempe's population, the city's police full force making sure pedestrians and drivers are following the rules and keeping partying at bay. >>> coming up next in the buzz, a new school policy raising some eyebrows. why the school wasn't want parents bringing forgotten lunches or schoolbooks or homework to save their kids. >>> this almost unheard of, what amber heard is doing with that huge divorce settlement that she is getting from johnny depp. the story coming up next in the hey phoenix, this is thunder dan jajerle, head coach at grand canyon university. coming to gcu was a great move for me. join antelope nation by enrolling as an evening student at our beautiful campus in the heart of phoenix. earn your bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree to take

eating a bigger hole in your wallet because prices are rising.risi >> that's business.sine i'm stuart varneyt is restaurantr week in d.c., but one local favorite i os getting some national attention. bon appetite named bad saint second on its list of new restaurants in the entire nation. the new philipino restaurant opened earlier in the heights. bad saint we'd love to visit, fox5. let us in. do you remember the two celebrity chefs who planned out of plans to work in the trumpmp hotel in d.c. we've learned one of those chefs will be replaced. they backed out of deals following donald trump controversial remarks abouts ab mexican immigrants. blt prime will fill the vacancy left by x-ray as. the space left by the other will be transformed into a large conference room. the hotel expected to open up sometime next month.ext > in the rais house both candidates campaigneg in battle ground states. hillary clinton held out the get out and vote in philadelphia. she also criticized donald trump's negative on the campaign trail. donald trump campaigned in milwaukee just days after a protest broke out af

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this was an interesting interview earlier today with stuart varney. watch this. >> free trade!rce apple to make ipads and iphones in the united states. gee, let's apply a 35% tariff on imported goods. are we talking about donald trump here? yeah, we are. and if we want to turn over to hillary, you bet. she's going to grow government. if you want to waste your vote on either one of those two, go ahead! >> i was watching that interview before i came down, and tonight you can get more of gary johnson because john stossel has a special. a libertarian town hall, he and running mate bill weld will be on, on the fox business network, 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight, friday night, libertarian town hall hosted by john stossel. >>> okay, once was unhackable. people say you have an iphone, nobody can break into it. now it turns out that apparently has never been the case. hackers have apple scrambling a bit. we'll have the details after a quick break. i wodon't know where i'd be without itre so when i heard about con-artists committing medicare fraud... it made me so mad i wanted to give them t

the trump in an interview with my colleague stuart varney saying what's the humbly trump or is rather the humble trump that he knows. >> and he came out, and i was so proud of him. he came out and says, listen, i've made mistakes in the campaign. that was new. we have not heard that before. >> he's a politically incorrect guy; right? he's not run as a politician, that's not who he is. and i thought that was so cool. that's a humble trump and, by the way, that's the father i know. trish: joining me right now executive editor for the weekly standard fred barns. good to see you. >> good to see you, trish. trish: we have a humble trump now, and i would also point out a more presidential trump in that he's down there in louisiana talking to the people. it is a very powerful picture. he's down there while hillary clinton's quite literally phoning it in. gives him a phone call after she sees trump and president obama stuck in martha's vineyard playing golf. is this a new donald trump? >> i think it is a new donald trump. now, it's going to have to last more than a day or two. but he's off to

. >>> tune in tomorrow for stuart varney's interview with donald trump. "varney & co." airs 9:00 a.m. eastern. we're coming right back. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of na? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. . liz: this is donald trump and this is a live picture in the greater columbus convention center, and can you see him walking up to the stage right now. this is a live picture of donald trump. let's see -- what we're going to do is monitor this. he had complained there were thousands of people outside who were -- let me clarify. he says they were being prevented from coming in due to political reasons. let's listen in. >> they turned away thousands of people. look at the size of this place. they turned away thousands, they were given orders that no more than a thousand people. now hillary clinton, i have a picture here, which is pretty sad -- [laughter] >> she had, last week or couple of days ago, look at this, totally empty. [ cheers ] >> is the mayor a democrat? is he a democrat over here? that's

i'm stuart varney in for newell cavuto and this is "your world," past york mark burns confronted by a group of angry protesters outside trump tower in new york city today. one protester claiming to be an undocumented immigrant getting into this pastor's face. roll the tape. >> support a racist, can i get aey or no answer? >> donald trump -- >> do you support a -- do you want me and my family -- my father and father -- to be -- >> because you're talking louder than me don't make you right. >> i'm asking you a question. i am not -- i'm asking you a question. do you want my mother and my father to deported? do you want my little sister to be separated from her mother? do you want my mother and my father to be deported? >> donald trump is not a racist. >> do you want my mother and father deported. >> you want to consider your lies which and characteristics a person. >> answer the question! answer the question! >> pastor burns, standing his ground, and he joins me now. pastor, welcome to the program. the was right in your face, does that happen a lot. >> people know who i am because i stan

stuart varney, what's your take? i think i know your take.pean socialism. i know at that sounds strange. i wasn't exactly running for my life when i came here 40 years ago. i thought of myself running to an opportunity that a vigorous and dynamic america offered. what i ran not, not ran away from. it's disappointing for me to see a major political candidate, hillary clinton, proposing that america become much more like europe. we've had eight years of this drift towards europe. i think hillary clinton will enhance that. we are going to get details today, as you said, maria, of her plan from michigan. we'll hear about her plan for the economy. she's going to tax, she's going to spend. there it is on the screen, debt-free college give a lot of stuff away. this reminds me very much of the way europe is now. i think she wants to make america much more like europe. i don't like it. i want a vigorous, dynamic, growing american economy, that's my reference. i'm staying here. maria: you've seen this before though, stuart. do you think that resonates

. >>> well come, i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto and this is

. >>> well come, i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." kathy lee taylor is the only candidate who has mishandled intelligence, and democrats steve seigman calls political nonsense. she was criticized for handling classified information with extreme carelessness, and she was -- she was -- she deleted 33,000 e-mails. isn't that a good enough reason to deny her access to intelligence? >> no this is august politics. she was the secretary of state, had access to hundreds and hundreds of good pieces of classified information, including the single-most top secret operation of the century in the assassination and killing of obama sin laden and kept all of that secret. i also don't agree trump shouldn't get classified briefing. the bottom line is these are the nominees and the nominees get classified briefings. i'm much more concerned about donald trump's policy positions as a threat to national security as are 50 leading gop security experts who all say he would be the most reckless president in american history. >> you've got all of your points

donald trump came on stuart varney, you know what? i would double that to 500. that. so, you as a business leader knows it comes from either taxpayer money or what have you. >> yeah. liz: are you taking a side in this fight? you supported hillary in the past but you are a republican? >> i did supporter her in 2008. i thought she was best candidate. right now i'm not supporting anybody. candidates need to understand what is benefit for our industry and financial services in general. as far as stimulus packages you look at quantitative easing we bought back existing debt. what we should do put forth a stimulus package goes to infrastructure of this country. i think both sides would agree do that. put a trillion dollars on the fed's balance sheet. instead of fed buy existing debt, take on existing debt, put people to work. that is how you grow anemic, one to 2% gdp to 2 to 4% and have real growth in united states of america and at the same time fix the country. melissa: a couple of potholes on the roads in chicago. there was an earlier 830 million-dollar stimulus p

that's it for "mornings with maria", and it's time for "varney & company," you just saw him. stuartc clinton. you skate around the law, laugh it off and rake in celebrity gold. good morning, everyone. 85 people who gave big money to the clinton foundation had meetings with the secretary of state, hillary clinton. they paid, they played. it's not he will -- illegal. and also, in classic style, she's raising big money from celebrities, see this? that's hillary in a photo booth snapshot with justin timberlake and jessica biel. today it's apple chief tim cook. he's hosting a fundraiser for her. h

tomorrow 9:00 a.m., donald trump and stuart varney live. here is trish, taking you to the next hour. trish: thanks. donald trump is set to speak in the battleground state of ohio. we're on it. he will focus his campaign on the critical battleground states of florida, ohio, and pennsylvania. can he win them and carve a path to victory? as we're just 100 days from the election. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." hillary clinton mired in controversy after she told our own chris wallace after she said the fbi told us her statements were truthful. even the liberal "washington post" calling her out, basically calling her a liar, giving her four pin pin pinocchios. she will join me with the reasons why she says that the president's failed policies led to her son's death and why she fears the president clinton will bring more of the same. plus mass protests breaking out in germany in reaction to the country's open borders policy. angela merkel has allowed million muslim migrants into her country. the result is a disaster. hundre

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here to react is stuart varney, host of "varney & co." off, your reaction to the upgrade in what we are overspending for. >> this is a significant failure of the obama administration. he has boasted that the deficit is coming down, but if you look at the numbers that's a higher deficit in each and every one of his years than in any previous year for any previous president. look, the bottom line is, it's now going to be $590 billion worth of red ink. that's how much more we are spending as opposed to taking in. that's a gigantic gap of over half a trillion dollars. you just heard from josh ear nest pushing it off to the next president, somebody else's problem, that's passing the buck. >> certainly is. when he took office it was at $10 trillion and now at $20 trillion and that the deficit will spike 33% next year alone. why? >> don't confuse the debt and the deficit. the debt is the accumulated deficit and the deficit is going up. so the debt will go up. that's what's happening here. and it's a huge problem for the next president. hillary c

i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." to steve harrigan in rio where it's going down. steve? >> reporter: for the past 45 minute wes heard one side of this story what went on sunday morning with the four olympic swimmers. that's the side of the brazilian police. the chief of police here in rio making the case there was no robbery, that what happened on sunday morning was a simple act of vanity limp. he said the four u.s. swimmers went into a bathroom at a gas station, began smashing things, including a mirror and eventually they offered money to the establish independent order to leave. they gave about $50 and then on their way. he called the story a fantasy. but keep moo end up -- keep in mind it's one story and the said one swimmer confirm all of the facts but didn't bring the swimmer forward. as far as motive, he offered a motive. he said they were with women and they didn't want that story to get out overseas. as far as the three swimmers still near brazil, they have had their passports seized. the chief of police say

your "your world" now with stuart varney. [applause] >> thank you. thank you.u'd be here, mr. trump. >> we knew you would be here for us. glad you on playing golf. >> terrible flooding in louisiana but residents were cheering today as donald trump arrived to tour the damage first hand. the president, under pressure to do the same and it appears he is listening. welcome everyone, i'm stuart vanney in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." to kevin cork on martha's

stuart varney joins us now. >> sandra, sandra, i am shocked. a very interesting game and i think the highlight to me was saturday afternoon. why you may ask? thank you. >> who needs anybody to ask me questions. i'm sure you didn't see it. i'm sure most of america didn't see it, but brazil takes the gold in the olympic soccer final and that was a cathartic moment for the brazilians because that is their sport. it was a terrific game and they won. celebratory end of the games last night. the whole thing went down well. hats off to radio. hats off to the american elites who are outstanding obviously. i think it was just a great thing and i'm really sorry it's over. dagen: stuart, can i ask you a question? >> you well. dagen: if there is one sport that you currently -- that you've never played that you could, what would that be? >> archery. at my age i'm not going to go running around a track. i'm not a major team sport. i'm going to do something rather sedentary and that would be archery. i was turned on by archery in these olympics bid once every

finance chair with us as well former hhs secretary former utah governor michael leavitt as well stuart varneynt stay with us as we kick off this hour, with donald trump's visit to mexico, he is going to meet with the country's president, in mexico, before he delivers major speech on immigration tonight blake burman with preview, good morning. reporter: hi, there good morning to you as well donald trump much anticipated i immigration speech will take place later this evening, in arizona, but before then, trump's plan plane will fly over that state into mexico making a surprise announcement last night accepted invitation to meet today with mexico's president enrako pen nieto trump trartsdz mexico saying they will send criminals over border they will pay for our we will companies reluckiesting there taxed on exported goods peÑa neithieto fired back. >> the two will likely talk about illegal immigration trade policy, and drugs, after that meeting, comes the immigration speech in arizona. the major question tonight that many will be looking forward -- for trump to potentially answer is this. what

on the republican side stuart varney had somebody and this morning martha had somebody they are looseng with their answers and then toe cut to the item operative and wired for sun and polling for blowsy in a sandstorm. i know we have got to go so i won't tell you. >> now there are two things i want to get to you with. while you were away in greece, trump paid a push to african-american voters and you heard about it and you think. >> i have caught up. that's why i was watching fox. i think that bill, the way this country lays out right now, 50% of the country thinks it's in trouble, me. 50% think it's fine. so, i know that it's always divided. i will say this though, there seems to be yument in one voting contingent out there and it is the african-american vote will go 95% to hillary clinton. now, i look at places like the detroit. parliamentary, philly, new orleans parts of chicago are murderous, you can't even read about it monday all under the hymn of the democratic party. and i like at it and go i don't get that we live in such a pc culture right now where you can be accused of tak

your "your world" now with stuart varney. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. we knew you'd be here, mr. trump. >> we knew you would be here for us. glad you on playing golf. >> terrible flooding in louisiana but residents were cheering today as donald trump arrived to tour the damage first hand. the president, under pressure to do the same and it appears he is listening. welcome everyone, i'm stuart vanney in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." to kevin cork on martha's vineyard and the president will be going to louisiana. >> reporter: sometimes when your flexible you have to make decisions like this. know the white house would probably suggest that, listen, you don't want to get there too soon and create too many distracts. when a president goes into recovery zone like that, there is an enormous apparatus from the security perspective that has to go along with him and so the white house would say, listen, we have to wait until the timing was right, but i think you hit the nail on the head. given the pictures we have seen on the ground the last several day

"varney & company" begins right now. stuart, take it away. >> i'm ready. maria: i'm glad.rmance, what everybody is talking about, robbery in rio. how about that? good morning, everyone, brazilians are absolutely furious, they're hosting the game and received a storm of bad publicity capped off by swimmer ryan lochte's alleged robbery at gun point. overnight two swimmers taken off their flight home. they and a colleague will testify today and have been ordered to stay in brazil. lochte is already home. authorities want to know what happened. lochte has tweaked his story, the timeline of the incident does not add up and the videotape of the return to the olympic village shows them with some of the items supposed to have been stolen. there's a great deal at stake here.