stuart varney is prosecuting this case in an effective way.t's great tv and it's good because obamacare is bad. >> we all enjoy that -- >> i've totally been on the wrong end of that. stop miling. stop smiling. >> you can have some empathy for zeke. the reality is, people have less choice. and they're make more money and you got insurer after insurer now just walking away from this. >> i think the choice thing is a huge problem. this is what hillary clinton talked about and there are some quick fixes to improve the law like purchasing insurances across the state lines. i can by my clothes in new jersey, shy be able to get my insurance there. >> we agree on -- >> some good thinks to say about obama car. we have 20 million people who are insured who weren't, we have let's then 0 million americans without insurance which is a huge agreement. and what zeke was talking about in remember tuesday of health care costs, based on the ten years before obamacare the rates were rising by a greater percentage than hare now. so you have to three-quarter entir

well, you know stuart varney is a big deal when carl icahn is quoting his show. sure carl is talking about my show. okay, he wasn't. thank you, stuart, for all your hard work in my absence. >> what do you mean by that? great seeing you. neil: same here, my friend. you know what's interesting, i don't know if you're hearing this from your guest, yet another rich guy, two rich guys from opposite ends politically, mark cuban and carl icahn worried about a fall event, politics notwithstanding that the market is paraphrasing here, long in the tooth. >> regardless of politics, regardless of the election and its results, i can share that concern. the central banks around the world have driven interest rates to zero and below. they've printed money. nobody has come up with a way of stimulating private enterprise either in europe, japan or the united states, and that's what's missing. i think trump's analysis, he gave it just the other day is accurate. it is to some degree a false economy. because janet yellen has financed president obama's low-growth policies. financed h

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stuart varney will tell us why. later, krauthammer on disrespecting the national anthem.actor is coming right back. ♪ 3, 2, 1 [whispered 'rocket'] >>> campaign 2016 segment tonight, releasing the candidates' tax rushes on august 12th. hillary clinton released her federal filing. clintons made 10.6 million in 2000 15. paid about 31% in federal income tax. trump has not released his returns citing irs audit as you know. on friday pence's running mate released his returns. he and his wife made 113,000 bucks. made 9,000 in federal income tax. paid a rate of 8%. how did that happen? 8% seems kind of low. >> remember the mind set. you are used to thinking of republicans as rich so they are going to be paying a whole bunch of money in tax. it's the other way around these days. the democrats are rich. they are the ones that should be paying. >> hillary paid 30. >> now, this 8% does sound low. he made $113,000. but that doesn't -- that's not enough money to put you into the upper tax bracket. >> what's his bracket, 25%? >> most of his taxation is at 15% and/or 25%. you have got to

and stuart varney will be covering. "varney & company" is next, i believe he's there, take it away. ing news. moments from now, hillary clinton will step out onto the tarmac there at white plains airport at westchester county, new york and she will take questions before she boards her campaign plane. she'll take questions from reporters on the tarmac. this is a brand new developments, announced literally just minutes ago. i want some commentary on this late breaking news and lisa booth just happens to be here with us to provide it for us. lisa, welcome to the program. >> good timing, stuart. stuart: i was not expecting it because the pattern in this election so far has been trump gets out front first and hillary responds. now, today, 'v

neil: no, that was stuart varney >> all yours. neil: all right. grant. i'm not going to let him get away with that. neil cavuto. stocks on top of with deutsche bank and all of its ills, someone will rescue them, whether the german government or consortium of players. bottom line the optimism here someone comes in to stimulate, to rescue, to be a backstop to provide protection for capitalist institution might be in trouble. how many times we have seen this. i will not begrudge a rally. we'll begrudge rallies if you're long the market. i do look at rationale behind this one presumably anytime there is stimulus, anytime the looks like the fed continues to provide easy monies or governments stand by beleaguered banks we're off to the races. that is not a reason to be off to the races. a reason to start questioning why we're off to the races. first to connell mcshane what is really going on this final trading day of the month. connell? >> hard to tell but oning thing we talk about the market and deutsche bank stock price is linked. part of it as you say the b

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"varney & company." stuart: here we go.one of our guests, i wasn't quite ready, but i am now. here we go. false claims on social media. that's what started it, and the rioting in charlotte is not over. good morning, everyone, the governor declares a state of emergency. the national guard has been called out. one person shot critically wounded. tuesday a black man shot by a black police officer posts on social media, said he was holding a book. wrong, say police. he had a gun. violence and looting for a second night in charlotte. now, this is now an election issue. hillary clinton needs the black vote. donald trump needs to make inroads with black voters, both are responding to police shootings. bring back stop and frisk, that's what donald trump says. we've got to do better, too many people have lost their lives. that's what hillary clinton is saying. to the polls, which do not yet

stuart varney, it is all for you. stuart: what do you mean, is he there?e i don't catch you off guard. train to catch me off guard? are we good, very good. you're using up all my time. let's go. donald trump had a very good day. that is an opinion that is not shared by the media. good morning, everyone. in mexico and cordele joint statement with henrique pena. the negotiations on trade and the border looks like they've begun. hours later in arizona, a tougher job standing firm on depo

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there is a pro trump rallying cry after he said as much to our very own stuart varney i have a littleture leslie of this fella holding up a sign that same deplorable lives matter. it was terrific. i think it's great. obviously she didn't invent that. someone took a lot of time writing it. but it has backfired a little bit. and my next guest gained international fame they are gaining in increasing international fame. we have the deplorable's. high deplorable spirit so why did you decide to do that. why did you decide to embrace the label. the shirts are not really a joke. it's up lyrical a clinical statement and we wanted to give a voice and a face to the millions of forgers -- supporters out there. what kind of reaction are you getting from people when you were at the shirts. most people want to have their picture taken with us. it's probably get to be a hot stocking stuff for this christmas. if you were in the same room as hillary clinton what would you say to her about the term. i would let her know that we are hard-working families we are moms we are volunteers, at schools into chu

[laughter] would stuart varney tackle someone for a flat screen tv? top this, stuart.ement. and it's embargoed for the next half hour, but i'm going to start reading it. italy is represented here. thank you, guys. my people. [laughter] how con desending can you be? i love, by the way, stewart, the way you say vulgar. [laughter] its sounds even worse than the words you might be using. stuart: it's yours. neil: two words, thank you! [laughter] tour stuart some of the really wonderful times we've had pitching to neil cavuto between shows. and look, he's back. >> yea! neil: how you doing, my friend? stuart: well, for some strange reason we're all happy to see you, neil. [laughter] neil: you know, you don't look happy. the others there they sound genuine. you, i don't know. how you doing? [laughter] stuart: neil, you look great. neil: no, you look great. stuart: no, you look great. neil: so what's been going on? stuart: nothing much. did you know that donald trump's running, by the way? [laughter] neil: is he really? stuart: doing quite well. any comment on that? neil: no,

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neil: you were on stuart varney's show, a woman whose daughter was caught up in this and when stuart sked what are you going to do, she said -- suing, my daughter's college education. judge napolitano: that is one person. you will get an enormous amount of litigation and the problem for the bank, the plaintiff's case was laid out by the answers given under oath so he can't deviate from these answers nor can any officer below him deviate from these answers without the bank having a serious ability problem. neil: a ceo pleading ignorance, the largest on the planet, and compensation all the time, give me a break. neil: boasting about the number of accounts per person. neil: ceos take course at quarterly conference calls that analysts follow stock and it was in those conference call dating back years that he would brag about this sort of thing. judge napolitano: did he know they were being done fraudulently? neil: put such pressure on staff to come up with numbers that some pushed into illegal activity. judge napolitano: we now know the activity was illegal. what we don't know is whether

debaten at the hofstra university in territory as super bowl joining me host of "varney & company" stuart varneyonight. >> i think highlights importance of television in more than politics. i think it is going to your gonna see, firsthand, hd tv big screen right on one of the two people who are going to be next president of the united states of america. all kinds of things related to television, are going to be extremely important. the tone of voice which is used the facial he go expressions used all conveys whether you like the candidate you trust the candidate, does the candidate have credibility, it is that power of television, which is going to be harnessed in front of 100 million people biggest political debate political event of the last decade. you know maria, you are not old enough but i remember the 1960s, 1960 debate, kennedy-nixon herky jerky black and white tv, this is going to be very, very different tonight and i think a major impact experts how they come across just as important as policies they are going to -- >> especially since talking about it is about temperament looking at l

the reason there is so little privacy in this country and i argue with our friend stuart varney almost daily about this is that the government is the biggest assaulter of privacy and people are mimicking the government. the government can do it, they can do it. kennedy: yep, and they created all these tools and opened so many doors. the other day on outnumbered, the question was posed are we safer as a nation since 9/11? everyone was talking about various terrorist organizations? and i say are we safer from the government than we were on 9/11? >> i don't want to speculate on the answers that you got and i missed that segment. you and i know the arguments well, the government has succeeded in causing people to accept the myth, the myth that less privacy equals more security, and it doesn't work. when madison talked about security, he talked about security of our liberties, that's the first job of our government to preserve our liberties, instead the government is assaulting them. kennedy: is hacking part of everyday life now that we've seen colin powell's e-mails. >> yes, i'm sorry that

stuart: "varney and company" start at 9:00 eastern and here is what you missed in the last hour. are a congressperson asking questions of this lady from mylan today what would you say? >> i don't know what she can say to them because i am just a mom. i am not in this deep. it seems like the biggest scam i have ever seen. she keeps saying in these reports they are not profiting yet she gave herself a $60 million a year raise as if $62 million wasn't enough for her and that seems to put children including my child in danger. ♪ stuart: hours away from the mylan chief going to be grilled about skyhigh epipen prices. are we going to see a replay of yesterday when congresspeople gave wells fargo's chief a real difficult time? we will be watching this afternoon. let's go back to charlotte, north carolina, reaction to a black police officer shooting unarmed black motorist. it was a book that went on social media, a riot in tune, 16 cops injured, one hit in the head with a brick, david clark is with us. this seems to be an example of where a claim made by relatives gets on social media an

>> here to break down the numbers is stuart varney, he's from "varney & co." >> donald trump is goingthink he's absolutely right. you've got to have growth. you got to grow this economy if you want more jobs and more wages. let's be clear, this is not a balanced budget economic plan. he's going to vastly increase military spending. he's not touching entitlements so the idea that you are going to get a balanced budget out of this. i don't think that's going to happen. but growth you will get. >> stuart, we had a fair-and-balanced debate half an hour ago with richard goodsteen who is a democratic strategist. he said if you look at the record of this president and we've had 76 months or something like that of economic growth and job growth, so is that good growth? >> no, it's miserable growth. >> why? >> it's the worst performance coming out of a major recession at any time since world war ii. >> it's growth. >> 2% growth cannot make it in this economy. you can't pay for all the goodies in this economy with this growth. >> what about donald trump's growth? >> 3 1/2 to 4%, with a tax plan

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maria: thank you for joining us, see you tomorrow, "varney & company" starts now. stuart, take it away. stuart: and trump rolls on. he's dominating. the most successful political turn around in decades, don't you think? good morning, everyone, he's campaigning hard. here he is, he is a holding a baby as he unveiled child care plan. every family, by the way, gets a break. tomorrow a rollout of his economic plan. he says it will be paid for by the boom his policies will create. most important, his strategy is working. he's moving up in the polls. will you look at this? this is ohio. ballot ground state. he's now up by five points. this is a big shift. in a few weeks, his new team has turned around a failing campaign. hillary clinton in trouble. she's constantly pushed on the defense. she had been insulting millions of voters with her deplorable comment, had her medical condition is concerned. all of that is reflected in the ohio poll. she's resting, recovering from pneumonia and gets back on the campaign trail tomorrow. this, too, is a big shift. four weeks ago, she was way

maria: thank you for joining us, see you tomorrow, "varney & company" starts now. stuart he's dominating. the most successful political turn around in decades, don't you think? good morning, everyone, he's campaigning hard. here he is, he is a holding a baby as he unveiled child care plan. every family, by the way, gets a break. tomorrow a rollout of his economic plan. he says it will be paid for by the boom his policies will create. most important, his strategy is working. he's moving up in the polls. will you look at this? this is ohio. ballot ground state. he's now up by five points. this is a big shift. in a few weeks, his new team

anthony scaramucci, dagen mcdowell and "varney & company" begins right now. stuarta black police officer shoots a black motorist. law enforcement say he had a gun, and relatives say it was a book. and america's racial divide on display in north carolina. good morning, everyone, we will have more on that coming up. first this, ahmad khan rahami, the new york bomber, is now an election issue. he has linked immigration and terror. trump has seized on this, hillary clinton wants to move past it. now, rahami made trips to pakistan and afghanistan. he was radicalized there.

stuart: remember "varney & co."re's what you missed last hour, john stossel on gary johnson. >> all the media are playing the clip as if they were talking about syria. asking about politics, who are you going to take votes from and suddenly what are you doing about aleppo? if i were there, i would have said a leopard? it came out of nowhere. he knows what aleppo is. >> i'd rather have a president who doesn't know what aleppo is rather than one that wants to invade syria. stuart: that's the first time i've seen you hot under the collar. >> hillary would want to invade country after country. it's a very specific moment, the launch window. we have to be very precise. if we're not ready when the planets are perfectly aligned, that's it. we need really tight temperature controls. engineering, aerodynamics- a split second too long could mean scrapping it all and starting over. propulsion, structural analysis- maple bourbon caramel. that's what we're working on right now. from design through production, siemens technology

and stuart varney will be covering. "varney & company" is next, i believe he's there, take it away. stuart: oh, yes, i'm here. yes, indeed. breaking news. moments from now, hillary clinton will step out onto the tarmac there at white plains airport at westchester county, new york and she will take questions before she boards her campaign plane. she'll take questions from reporters on the tarmac. this is a brand new developments, announced literally just minutes ago. i want some commentary on this late breaking news and lisa booth just happens to be here with us to provide it for us. lisa, welcome to the program. >> good timing, stuart. stuart: i was not expecting it because the pattern in this election so far has been trump gets out front first and hillary responds. now, today, we've got hillary getting out there at 9:10 or whatever it is in the morning and then trump will speak this afternoon on education. >> this has been a candidate in hiding. she's been unwilling to take questions from reporters at any sort of press conference format. what we've seen for hillary clinton, she's lo

i can almost hear -- stuart varney smiling if you can hear someone smiling, jeff flock around, jeff how'she roads? >> i think varney is only happy when it gets under $2. that's not quite where were -- ashley. we're on 2894 this is the road to take chicago on up to the north, wisconsin on its labor day vacation. right now, traffic moving along pretty well as you can see. i'm going about the speed limit. as with i should. take a look at the number those on labor day gas prices, we were cheap this labor day as we have been any year since 2004. compared to last year, you can see where we are. we are you know less than a dollar of still quite a bit cheaper than we were last year. so this is sparking a lot of people. number from aaa was 55% of america would be out on ptd roads this labor day holiday here. i don't know about east coast where you are, maybe a little storm headed your way. >> i think so. >> out here in the midwest. thank you very much jeff flock hands on the wheel. eyes on the road are best advice. great stuff is thank you very much. frk san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepe

"varney & company" begins now. stuart, take it away. stuart: thank you very much indeed.m in, says president obama, keep them out, says donald trump. tough vetting, says hillary clinton. good morning, everyone, terror and muslim immigration now front and center in this campaign and less than 24 hours after the arrest of the alleged new york bomber it it's donald trump who appears to be outfront. before in overflow crowd in florida, trump said immigration security, enemies and combatants are coming into our country. extreme vetting is required. go after them over there. knock the hell out of them. tough trump on full display. hillary clinton offered reassurance, go about your

weber ceo going to talk about cybersecurity that is hays business, host of "varney & company" stuart varney don't miss a moment, 61 days until election day we are on countdown mode the race to the white house could come down to one key group, the undecided voters could provide donald trump edge needs according to recent "the wall street journal" nbc polling to weigh in investor chairman paul mitchell good to see you thanks for joining us. >> good morning, love you all out there. >> what about that, you've got one group loiflists to hillary one to don a swath of people in the middle that are undecided independently what does trump have to do to make sure undecided voters rotate trump. >> one thing i think he has to do start telling the truth, in other words, if he goes out there says i met with the president of mexico, and we never discussed the wall then president comes out says we did discuss the wall i said i would not pay for it. so in other words, he has to really, really come across clean, and more honest. second of all i think he has to occasionally put a sock in his mouth he says thi

maria: here is "varney & company" and stu. stuart: thank very much indeed.illary's deplorables. this election clearly has taken a turn, has it not? good morning, everyone. why did she hide the pneumonia? because it didn't seem like a big deal. how many times has it happened before? sorry, not sure. that's hillary clinton calling in to cnn. meanwhi, some democrats want a backup plan just in case hillary can't be the candidate. she's reeling. one new poll shows her honesty rating sinking and we haven't mentioned her insult to

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they will position their candidate, a more organic approach, kelly and conway appeared on stuart varneynd said it is not like trump will simply wing it monday night. >> i don't think he is locked up in a cabin for two week like other people have been or apparently are cradling their heads with microchips and binders. she is easily flummoxed. she did not think bernie sanders in the primaries, did not do well in debates against barack obama, and to anticipate the come back. >> inside trump tower, let clinton do most of the talking as the trump team feels the audience will get lost in the minutia and policy narratives. they also feel clinton comes in prepared with initial answers that might be scripted and also feel those unscripted questions come at that point is when she struggles.mber whatever. >> days or months down the line. neil: thank you very much. hillary clinton is pre-playing this, the media is responsible if it shows media bias and doesn't go tough on donald trump, intimidated by trump, just as they argue matt lauer was at a town hall event. always in the eye of the beholder. w

varney, it's nice to be with you. i enjoy the program. stuarthe -- >> yeah, you can. stuart: no, i can't. [laughter] why now? it's kind of late for you guys to be endorsing donald trump. why now? >> well, that's the formal endorsement. i've been public about my support for donald trump for a long time. and it's because i belve that the rule of law is the best friend that liberty ever had. unfortunately, the obama administration -- with hillary rodham clinton being complicit in it -- has literally devalued the rule of law. you have presidential edicts that amend statutes willy-nilly like obamacare, amending his own program without the congress, suspending the enforcement of the laws that the people have enacted through the congress on immigration, doing the same in relating to drug enforcement and the like. and i believe that we need a president who is committed to the rule of law, and i believe that donald trump is more likely to restore the rule of law. the rule of law restoration, i think, should be one of the front burner issues of our countr

stuart: here goes stuart varney.x, the death tax. she will take up to 65% of the estate of very, very wealthy people. i say this is absolute nonsense. no wealthy people pay estate tax. they've got an army of lawyers to help themselves and never pay a dime in estate tax. what hillary clinton was doing was a political smoke screen. hey, i'm the person who is going to beat up the rich. i'll take it off 'em. look at us, we're on your side. that is nonsense. they will not tax the rich, and that's why the rich vote democrat. be juan williams, your response. >> i think you just damned the rich, and i would never do that because i respect people who make it on their own in this country, especially people who work, work their way all the way up and are not given a silver spoon by their mothers and fathers and especially by taxpayers and expect taxpayers to support them and be sure that they cement the so-called income inequality gap in this country. you should make it on your own. this is america. and, stuart, all you're doin

women's vote trump can't stop talking about the others weight joining me host of "varney & company" stuart varneyperating, why is donald trump tweeting at 3:00 eastern time this morning, about the beauty queen, now friday, the beauty qaconvene came up dna on monday still talking about it? why still talking about women and their weight? i think that is a terrible thing. it is not just being political correct or incorrect that is not the point, i think there is more thurt delivered in our society to people men and women who are overweight than anything else magicing a to me so many go to because they are over a wet society doesn't like it donald trump puts that right front and center in the tlekz issue i think a chronic political mistake i also think it is flat-out wrong. that is what i got to say. >> i know dagen thinks same talking about it all morning because we saw the tweet 3:30 in the morning this morning, but stuart it is more than that he has a good message to communicate, but why can't he stick to that message why can't he discuss the economic plan 50% corporate tax rate. >> i can't get in

you don't have capital spending because in certain cases one of the major reasons, and i think stuart varneypoke about it earlier today on your program, and actually, you know, steven moore was on with him. it was interesting. varney, i think he's right. you have to grow and maybe have to lower taxes, but i think the point that's more important, to get capital spending back, you have to not do irrational regulation. stuart: we're proud that carl icahn watches the show and frankly, i think he's right, liz. he's right. >> i think he's totally right. it's business investment that's hold back, or the lack of business investment that's holding back the economy. businesses are not spending, why? because they feel under siege. and let's go back to the beginning of the obama white house when there was not a single private sector person in that white house. he still doesn't get it. they don't get it. they've never looked out beyond their little purview liz: to liz's point, business orders and activity at 2008 recession lows, that's the new data coming out. >> that's horrifying liz: six year low. ashl

we'll see you on sunday morning futures, "varney & company" starts right now. stuart, over to you.e way are the new trumps rolls on and hillary playing defense and the polls show him catching up with women. it's friday. let's do it again. trump is campaigning vigorously, two campaigns and he's out front leading his opponent and it's showing in the polls. fox news shows a dead heat in the four-way race among likely voters. trump is leading in a two-way race, a month ago he was down

the third hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. here comes trump. stuartastoria. within the hour, donald trump will deliver his plan to raise the economy and make america great again. an all-star cast of characters to get into this. "washington times" online editor, monica crowley, peter marie c. and is always come ashley webster and elizabeth mcdonald. i am going to start with the ford motor company. they are going to move all their small car production to mexico. trump doesn't like it. he blasted that decision this morning. listen to this. >> when they make a car, they think they'll get away with this and they fire all the employees and moved to mexico. in the car comes back across the border into our country, we are going to charge them a 5% tax. he notes in a happen? they're never going to be. stuart: at 35% tax on cars coming back into america from mexico. does not sound a bit like a trade war to you? >> in mexico is certainly would be. the deal with mexico's mini to balance trade. we have a terrible trade deficit and certainly we want to sit down and

stuart: next case, the united nations, they said the us should pay reparations for slavery. we will tell you why. more varney in a moment. stuart: the mattressmaker temper seeley,' to get as well, big mattress company, shares down 22%, they issued a quarterly sales morning, down it goes big time. it is official, top brass at wells fargo forfeiting millions of dollars, this is fallout from the phony account scandal, $41 million -- >> $19 million, after overseeing that unit where they were created. stuart: essentially this is treasure from the politicians, the board of wells fargo, giving back some of that money, made it during the scandal. be change changing rules for all bankers. stuart: political pressure, see how that works out. check the big board, now we are up 10 points, more varney after this. .. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers m

. >> i never seen stuart varney so intimidated.nger on a flight. >> that passenger now facing several charges because of what he did on the plane. >> waking up sober regretting that flight, right? >> no kidding. >>> donald trump pointing out hillary clinton's strongest weapon. >> the single weapon that hillary clinton has, i mean, she couldn't even pass her bar exam in washington, d.c. she failed it. the single weapon that she's got is the media. without the mainstream media, she wouldn't even be here, folks. >> so is she right? here to weigh in is howie carr. thanks for being with us. do you agree with him? is the mainstream media her weapon? >> absolutely, he's correct. it was so obvious on monday night in the first debate, that "the new york times" of all places weighed in and admitted that lester holt helped hillary clinton. it's obvious, and it's going to be worse in the next debate, i fear, because instead of being two on one, lester holt and hillary, it's going to be three on one. anderson cooper and martha radis. she's part

. >> stuart varney will weigh in a top story hillary clinton taking as the off, the campaign trail, afterd at a 911 memorial yesterday. the clinton campaign, reeling diagnosed with pneumonia friday hours after at a healthy scare blake burman live with hill's health good morning. reporter: good morning to you as well hillary clinton supd lubed from campaign trail threes today, and tomorrow. she recovers from pneumonia, clinton forced to receive medical treatment having toly 9/11 ceremony early in new york yesterday this cell phone video here shows that she had to be held up, and he is kortd into a vehicle clinton had been coughing for days claimed that was merely allergies but after her exit yesterday, clinton's doctor said candidate had been diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. which the clinton campaign had yet to relief revived to rest modify schedule overheads dehydrated doctor said i examined her she is rehydrated o recovering nicely donald trump wished clinton well if he appears on fobs and friends listen. i hope she gets well soon, i don't know, what is going on, i am like you i just

would slap any ford made in mexico with 35% tax if president joining me host of "varney & company" stuart varneyning, maria i think this is a political opportunity for donald trump. talking pure politics here. i think a gift for the donald trump as well, he is trying to win over white working-class voters. auto workers i think this is just a gift to him. moving those small car jobs to mexico, is a gift to him in a very important state, michigan, and upunited oil workers union says they might be on trump's side on this one battling this move to mexico then you have trump's solution 35% tax on any car made in mexico, that comes back into the united states. that is quite an extraordinary solution, is it not? so i sum it up this way a political opportunity for donald trump but going to run with it, it is economics just business, for the ford motor company going to run with it who wins in november might have a lot to do with who are not ford actually moves production lines to mexico. >> that is what he said the at the end of the day, watch they don't do it because of what they will know i will do sho

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basketball coach trump sproert bobby knight james freeman has questions host of "varney & company" stuart varneyill weigh in don't miss it stay right there as we continue this program this hour we are looked being at protesters taking to streets of charlotte third night in a row last night calmer than prior two, demonstrators defied curfew imposed by mayor stayed peaceful no reports of violence no reports of looting, charlotte about officials rifting calls to release video from shooting death of 43-year-old keith lamont scott pelley's family watched footage yesterday say think it still does not answer the question the pro-life chief of charlotte told megyn kelly last night there is no doubt that scott was armed. no. >> there is a lot of other evidence that i can't speak to, the state bureau of investigation, independent investigative body has taken over, i can't really speak to the investigation, much further, but there is a lot of other evidence that -- gives us a great deal of -- support and come for the that -- that the version that you heard from us before is supported by the evidence agent

. >> let's bring in stuart varney. you heard hillary clinton -- actually, let's start with this.ing about -- she figured a new buzz word phrase to try to ding trump with this one. here she was monday night. >> i call it trumped-up trickle-down because that's exactly what it would be. that's not how we grow the economy. >> okay. she didn't really explain it. what would trumped-up trickle-down be? >> oh, yes. that is how we grow the economy. growing the economy is a way to return to prosperity. i think that's absolutely vital for america at the moment. trump grows the economy with his plan. hillary's plan does not. let me explain. donald trump would lower the top rate of corporate taxation, right, from 35% down to 15%. that could bring back some of the $2 trillion that's now lodged overseas. can you imagine if it was just, what, say 30% of that? $700 billion. how is that for a stimulus program? and how about cutting individual tax rates so you and i can keep more of the money which we actually earn and put it into private enterprise. >> trickle-down. >> that's a pejorative -- it's

the second tower of "varney & company" is about to begin. stuart 85 at the opening bell. now we are up 12-point did the same story on the s&p 500. it is on the up side. how about the not bad. we'll been lower, now we are hired to the tune of 11 points. the 10 year treasury yield all the way up to 1.68%. how about those big name technology companies which we check endlessly because that is where your money is going. they open down. where are they now? i will tell you they have reversed course. apple is up, google is up, amazon upcoming states that done and so is twitter. ashley: a lot of money going into telecom whatever that means if the price of oil down 2% is almost back to flat in babylon has managed to bring the markets back a peer to webster ratio comes to the rescue. stuart: and the other reasons we turned around completely? transfer they are basically buying on the debt. a lot of bad action happening. tree into a bad stuff 18,000 we are both at 18,100. i will get back to hillary's latest health scare. the carter assist us. she joins us now.

stuart: we will have more varney for you after this. ver want proof that the webster ratio -- >> oh, it just changed. stuart: -- is absolutely perfect, this is it. the dow industrials down 77 points -- >> 76, yeah. stuart: the price of oil, 77. the webster ratio actually works. [laughter] i mean, get this man a raise. >> thank you very much. stuart: forget about it. >> from your lips to god's ears. stuart: it's been an extraordinary day. the markets have been moving and politics? wow, what a day. donald trump says president obama was born in america, period. neil cavuto, it's yours. neil: thank you very much, stuart. all right, so you just heard and have seen what's going on this morning. hillaryand you you have hillaryd donald trump with key addresses to the media today. take a look. >> he is feeding into the worst impulses, the bigotry and bias that lurk in our country. [applause] barack obama was born in america, plain and and simple, and donald trump owes he and the america people an apology. >> president barack obama was born in the

earlier today on "varney & company," stuart interviewed john chang, comptroller of california, they said they're suspending almost all of the state business they do with wells fargo. it is that, people pulling their accounts. he got up and said we have the highest acceptance, the highest belief in our customers right now. we've taken some polls bit. >> i'm sure that is done. liz: people love us, think we're great. the employees don't. you know on the opposite side of the aisle representative brad sherm man of california said 5300 employees were turned into felons, that is bit of an overstatement, trying to reach these goals. "the l.a. times," to your point about regulators missing this one, "the l.a. times" broke the story. what should we be doing to make sure regulators do their jobs? >> there is the real hub in this, the crux of the issue on the second half of the equation where were they? where are the regulators? you know how it work with large banks. occ is in there. they're embedded they have 70, 80 occ employees in the institution around the country. they were there. you have to a