howie: stuart varney went to the white house to sit down with the president. i spoke with the host of "varney and company." it's no secret you supported president trump on most of issues. is that why he turned over his white house to you for three hours and made his top people available to you? stuart: not quite. the president wanted to make the point the economy is doing extremely well and it's not being covered by the conventional interview. howie: he quoted you. the president said we went up 600 points on the market and they didn't have it in the major news. perhaps you could have point out the dow dropped 1,300 points the previous week. stuart: the extraordinary report on job openings. there are 7.1 million jobs available in america today. that is a record number. it's an astronomical number. that report received zero coverage on . . even though it showed the economy is doing remarkably well. i wanted to make that point with the president. howie: you could find some way that the market went un600 points that day. you asked him about cutting spending. he sai

directly contradict what is president trump said earlier, i believe in the stuart varney interview. we're not seeing any impact on the economy. who is right, do you think? >> it is a direct contradiction but will get comments from businesses out there, in the energy industry for example, they have cited directly, they have said, higher tariffs on aluminum and steel have caused them to cut back on capital investment. connell: right. >> if you're hearing this from business owners people right in the field that is something to listen to. connell: that was interesting, susan, that mcconnell did call the economy red hot. he doesn't want this to get in the way. he spoke to one of the mixed results we see in trade policy always not simple. he talked about kentucky. i have a new aluminum plant coming in. they think it is great. then we have toyota, they think it isn't. speaks to both sides. >> kentucky bourbon impacted by tariffs. there are pluses and minuses. china is waiting this out until after the midterm elections maybe if the administration is weakened by a loss in congress. i don't s

. ♪ charles: president trump telling fox business's stuart varney this morning he doesn't want to walkfrom saudi arabia or those that gigantic arms deal with the kingdom. i adds the u.s. needs saudi arabia in fight against terrorism. we don't know what happened with the missing columnist who was seen entering the saudi consulate in turkey on october 2ed in. we have connell mcshane. reporter: yesterday he met with the saudi king and crown prince in riyadh. today the secretary of state was in turkey speak being with turkish president erdogan and the foreign minister there. "the wall street journal" is reporting this morning, citing turkish officials that jamal khashoggi was beat, drugged, killed and dismembered by saudi opera i was t "the washington post" columnist last seen here on october 2nd. that is when he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey. president trump telling stuart varney that he is waiting to speak with his secretary of state for a download. >> we'll find out, we'll get down to the bottom of it. i hope that the king and the crown prince didn't know about it. tha

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here's what the president told stuart varney about the budget earlier this week. >> we're going to do a lot of cutting of the budget also by the way. which i know it's going to make you happy. we're going to do cutting? >> you are going to cut spending? >> we are going cut spending. >> that's hard, mr. president. >> there's a lot of fat in there, we had to get the military done last time. you know president obama let it go, and i can say beyond president obama. the military was in terrible shape, now we got 700 billion approved. >> the increase in the deficit is coming largely because of flat revenue coupled with increased spending, obviously. joining us for reaction is the committee for responsible federal budget president, maya mig guinness and "wall street journal" editor james freeman. maya, kick this off with you, a lot of your research in terms of this deficit, and you're quite worried, tell us why? >> i am quite worried. we shouldn't have a deficit anywhere near this large size during a time of such strong economic growth. ideally what i want to have is deficit us that run if t

ainsley: here with more stuart varney on the fox business network. are people sick of it?t think america likes violence in the street. political violence has no place in america. we don't like it. i don't think it will work against the democrats. i haven't seen a single leading democrat say hey, tone this down. stop this mob rule. stop this confrontation. i haven't seen a single democrat do that at the same time, i haven't seen a single democrat plan grow the economy and the jobs like the president has. what do the democrats stand for? free college, universal healthcare, open borders? now, that's not a growth plan it's a huge tax plan. brian: antigrowth plan. >> notion of the mob and nonsense of socialism combined is untenable position. meanwhile, as you point out, president trump's out there holding these rallies, pounding the table, very confident of the performance of the economy there is a sharp contrast here. brian: in the beginning he was getting his feet underneath him. what came out from our interview on friday and interview i saw on sunday and shannon bream the ni

before talking to stuart varney he made, very, very clear with trish regan that he is not keen on how aggression sift federal reserve has been. and, larry kudlow sort of doubled up on that. i want you to listen to this. >> my biggest threat is the fed because the fed is raising rates too fast and its independent, so i don't speak to them but i'm not happy with what he is doing because it is going too fast. because you looked at last inflation numbers, they're very low. >> he knows a lot about interest rates and he is issuing a warning. now let me add to that, as he himself said actually yesterday i believe on fox business, he said he is not interfearing with their independence. he is not going over there to tell them to change their perhaps or their strategy. he is giving his view. neil: what do you think of that, erin, he is giving his view? he is not interfering, giving his view he is interfering, isn't it? >> he gives his view on a lot of things. i don't really believe the federal reserve will be deterred by what president trump says. he sounds off on all kind of things. is it get

today, stuart varney is going to be life at the white house. don't miss bernie and company that starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern time right here on the foxbusiness network. after visiting saudi arabia mike pompeo is now in turkey for the investigation into the killing of the journalists. the secretary is saying the kingdom promised a transparent investigation present trump also weighing in on the case in an interview with trish regan. it depends on whether the king or the ground prince knew about it in my opinion. number one what happen, but what happened and what they know about. if they didn't know about it bad things can happen. turkish officials say that the operatives beat drugged and then killed them. in the top diplomat. a cleaning crew was seen before they did their inspection. they're both racing they are both racing towards an initial public offering. ischemic rivalry continues on wall street. they have received proposals valuing the company as much as $120 billion. that is more than, gm, ford and chrysler are worth. they delivered the pro

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also, stuart varney waying in as well.he president tweeted on the nafta deal, writing congratulations to mexico and canada on the new deal. the supreme court kicks off its new term today with only eight justices amid the confirmation controversy brett kavanaugh. i spoke with lindsey graham this weekend. i asked him about plans to find out who leaked dr. christine blasey forded confidential letter to the media detailing the sexual harassment allegations. >> i'm going to try to find out who betrayed dr. ford's trust. there are three people that had access to the letter. i don't believe feinstein did this. and dr. ford's lawyers had access. no friend sent this out to the press. the person who sent this an anonymous had a political agenda. i'm going to get to the bottom of it. maria: joining us right now is judge andrew napolitano. good to he see you. >> good morning. maria: your thoughts on all of this? >> my thoughts are i didn't expect to be discussing this this morning, because i thought that judge kavanaugh would be on hi

and i will be on with stuart varney and "varney and company" the morning after the election.he private sector job growth coming in like gangbusters. bye-bye, adios, october. it was terrible. october historically is a slippery ride. home depot and caterpillar. they accounted for half of the dow's plunge for the month. the nasdaq has its worse month in 10. good-bye october, on to november. look at this. nasa retiring its space telescope. look what kepler is credited with. a discovery of over 2,500 planets outside our solar system, many of which could be promising places for life. to nasa's mission to touch the sun. the parker probe is getting closer to the sun than any other spacecraft in history. "game of thrones" fans. naomi watts will star in a new "game of thrones" series. the new spinoff called "the long night." next up, president trump now saying he'll deploy 15,000 troops at the border. three caravans are approaching. maybe more. our border commanders say they have never seen anything like this before. and we have got the democrats' battle plan as they gain back the hous

stuart varney is live at the white house apparently they let the gate open.ast week at this time, pastor andrew brunson was under house arrest in turkey and by the weekend he was praying in the oval office with the president, look at that. he will be live in our studio. a busy 3 hours kicks off 14 minutes from now on the channel you are trust for your morning news. rob: when we come back another conservative going to war with facebook, jackie ibanez here with the fight over his right to free-speech, good morning, jackie. ♪ [ upbeat music ] i'm ready to crush ap english. i'm ready to do what no one on my block has done before. forget that. what no one in the world has done before. all i need access, tools, connections. high-speed connections. is the world ready for me? through internet essentials, comcast has connected more than six-million low-income people to low-cost, high-speed internet at home. i'm trying to do some homework here. so they're ready for anything. >> patriotic crowd not afraid to share her opinion, new york city woman going viral for her res

liz: in an interview with stuart varney the president said things have changed dramatically since he has been in office. president trump: iran has been set back. when i first came in, a day before i came in, iran was taking over the middle east, they were going to take over everything. now they are pulling back, they are having riots in the street. they are a mess as a country. and that had to do with the day i pulled that horrible $50 million deal they gave them. we pulled it. they can come back and negotiate. i am not going to say we have no choice. they don't, that's fine, too. liz: what's your reaction to that? >> iran is having economic problems but they are still? syria. hezbollah is in lebanon. liz: has iran dialed it back since president trump took office? >> no, they haven't. lids * what if he didn't win, would it be even worse with iran? >> i don't think so. i think what would have happened if we had kept the iran deal, the moderate in iran would have begun to take control. but what's happened is see we made this deal with the united states, they broke it, let's turn things

the host of "varney and co.," stuart varney is joining as well.mounting pressure for saudi arabia. secretary of state mike pompeo arrived in the country overnight. he is meeting with king salman over the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. saudi officials are weighing whether to say that the journalist was killed by mistake during an interrogation according to the wall street journal. we're waiting to hear the official statement from the saudis this morning. president trump addressed those reports yesterday while in georgia. >> i don't know. i'll have to see what they say. we're working very closely with saudi arabia and with turkey and they're working together to figure out what happened. and we'll be bound very much by that, we'll see. maria: joining us right now is the former u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia, richard murphy. thanks very much for joining us. a lot to talk about this morning. first off, what's at stake? >> well, what's at stake is the reason that secretary pompeo is out there now, is an issue affecting u.s./saudi relations and relat

stuart varney will weigh in as well later on.t off with the supreme court showdown, sources say the fbi investigation into sexual harassment allegations against judge brett kavanaugh could be completed as soon as today. this happening as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says only senators will be allowed to read the report and a vote would take place this week. last night the president defended the high court nominee and called out democrats during a rally in mississippi. >> all of the democrats know and all they really know how to do is on instruct obstruct, resist, destroy and delay. they've been trying to destroy judge kavanaugh since the very first second he was announced. maria: joining me right now is south dakota senator mike round. it's doing to see you this morning. thank you for joining us. what's your take on all of this? >> we're moving forward. we'll vote on the kavanaugh nomination on friday to begin with, takes two votes, one for culture and one on final passage. i think we're moving on the plan that the lead

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david: the president telling stuart varney today that he wants to slash the amount of time will takecomplete infrastructure projects. those rebuilding projects will be starting after the midterms. nothing is going to be easy. this president knows how to build things and also knows how to deal with regulations. i like your call and making this an easy one, yanks. maybe they do, maybe they don't. to see this thing is going to go through free and easy is no guarantee. if you want talk about spending and how much this is going to cost him you'll spend a lot of money on roads, bridges, trained, transportation committing sway over budget. >> there is an alternative privatization. >> come on, let's do it. if you want to see me give it up for time, this is a great place to start. there were rumors this week about president trump perhaps privatizing elements of the post office. this is a tragic way to start. all over europe does post office or privatized or to fax, highways or privatized as well. and you know what, doesn't cost the government a dime. unlike infrastructure spending. if obama w

varney & co." is about to begin.♪ ♪ [music] stuart: we do not often start with a programming note but today we willarney & co." will be live from the white house tomorrow. starting at 9:00 a.m. . how about this ladies and gentlemen? three immigrants -- [laughter] created the most watched business news program in america. we are heading to the white house. take a bow! i want to thank everyone that made it possible. [laughter] and liz is included in the speed that is great we will see you all tomorrow at 9 o'clock. and we will see for the next three hours. here we go. senator elizabeth warren releasing her dna test results to prove that she has native american heritage. president trump tweeted about it, look at this. pocahontas, the bad version. sometimes referred to as elizabeth warren, is getting slammed.she took a bogus dna test and it showed that she may be 1/1024 native american. the cherokee deny her. phony. james freeman is with us this monday, the wall street journal kind of guy. let's talk you say that elizabeth warren is essentially killed identity politics. >> i would say she gets away wit

made that official in a cabinet meeting at the white house earlier today, he was speaking with stuart varney and the president insisted that they indeed can cut spending. watch. stuart: you going to cut spending? >> we are, absolutely. it's not as tough as you think. frankly, there's a lot of fat in there but we had to get the military done last time. reporter: not as tough as you think, the president says. you mentioned the budget chief. the budget chief mulvaney also spoke with stuart earlier today and acknowledged the number-crunching reality with all of this, which includes the folks up on capitol hill at the end of the day are going to have their say as well. >> because of the rules of the senate which require 60 votes for every single spending bill in the senate, by definition, unless one party has 60 votes which very rarely happens, every spending bill must be bipartisan. congress spends the money. that's the way the constitution is set up. reporter: congress spends the money. that's the way the constitution is set up. the president and his white house will make their ask but at the e

stuart: we like to think of it as another varney spin-off. liz: another one. stern tuesday. we'll be there all threw the night. you have bottom to watch. check out the big board. we're up about 300 points. if you add that to yesterday's 430 point gain. you're looking over 700-point rally. relatively quickly. thank goodness. ashley: big tech coming back. liz: good riddance. october. stuart: red october, one of people on the show. we're up 300 points. connell is in for neil connell: you don't know you are risking your life getting inside of ashley webster's head. we're thinking charlie gasparino coming on the show doing something similar. we don't know how that will work out. up 300 points on the dow. if you're

"varney and company" begins now. stuart: i will seize it and it will be a big one. house said there is no corroboration of the charges against brett cavanagh. senators are reading the report. mitch mcconnell is moving towards debate tomorrow and a final vote saturday morning. the left is enraged. nancy pelosi is comparing brett kavanaugh to vladimir putin and kim jung un. are washington producers report roving groups of leftists inside the capital building are harassing republican senators.

joining us is stuart varney. dagen: stuart: i didn't like the response to these incidents.to this, bombs being planted right before an election. it crossed a line at that point. when donald trump came out quickly and appealed to unity, peace and harmony in a somber and restrained tone. it is what should be set at this point let's get back together again and toxic politics, and right after that, nancy pelosi and senator schumer came out and said blame trump that he has condoned violence, therefore we don't like what he has got to say. that was highly appropriate and the wrong thing at this time. surely this is an opportunity to say it has come to this, let's back off on both sides? let's get back together again? dagen: no one did anything bad or evil again because donald trump was elected to the highest office in the land and everything that goes wrong in this country he is blamed for. let's try laying the blame on the person who sent explosive devices. stuart: let's not forget trump derangement syndrome is real and appears to be motivating many people on the left. they can'

charles: stuart varney had a mentalist earlier, he did great thicks. i like what you did there.ore impressed with that. before i let you go, when president -- >> we all have to learn chinese, charles. charles: unfortunately, yeah, because, well anyway, mandarin i think i will have my grandkids learn. when president trump was interviewed by laura ingraham he said he wants to get a deal done quickly. the first time i heard him say that. is there some truth to that? do you think the administration would like to get this resolved sooner, rather than later? they're not taking it personal, there is not about breaking chinese economy? >> i think the president means what he says. his intention is not to harm the chinese people or the chinese economy. he does want a deal but he is very clear that the chinese have not made their first offer. that is the problem we face. the pressure is on them, the economy is going down, they're still very stubborn. they won't make the first generous offer. charles: michael, thanks very much. appreciate it. >> thanks, charles. charles: after the headlinin

just this morning fbn stuart varney asked the president what sort of punishment he has in mind if the allegations turn out to be true. >> i hope we're going to be on the better side of the equation. you know, we need saudi arabia in terms of our fight against all of the terrorism. everything that's happening in iran and other places. but i hope that the king and the crown prince didn't know about it. that's a big factor in my eyes. and i hope they haven't. mike pompeo just left. he went to turkey. as you know, he is coming back late tonight. i'm seeing him either late tonight or tomorrow we will find out. >> harris: the president will talk about the future of u.s. saudi arabia and the arms deal that is on the table. watch. >> they have a tremendous order. $110 billion. every country in the world wanted a piece of that order. we got all of it and what are we going to do? i have had some senators come up and some congressman that said well you know, sir, i think what we should is not take that order. i said who are would hurting? it's 500,000 jobs. it will be ultimately $110 billion. bi

go-sees the day megyn mcdowell lee carter great to see you "varney & company" begins right now. stuartweek forget about ceasing the day come on. good morning everyone. yeah it is monday. and your money has started the new week fine form will you look at this as we thankfully head towards it end of a dreadful october we have a solid rally the dow is up 160, 170 points s&p 28 look at the nasdaq up about 85 yes. when the nasdaq goes up like this you know, technology is doing well. and so it is. here are the big five tech stock now this is premarket here's how they're doing before market opens look at them go big green

arabia robert jordan is an former house speaker newt gingrich with host of "varney & company" stuart varney great guests he has a big hour kick off with top story, secretary of state mike pompeo in turkey u.s. tries to find out what happened, to missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi blake burman with more right now, blake. reporter: maria, good morning to you the second stop in the search for answers took secret mike pompeo to turkey today there he meet with turkish president erdogan met with minister of foreign affairs the "the wall street journal" reporting turkey officials say jamal khashoggi was beat drugged killed, and dismembered by said operatives. >> more than two weeks ago october 2 saudi king crown prince met with secretary of state yesterday, in riyadh, continue to deny any involvement here was president trump yesterday sitting down with trish regan. >> turkey looking at it strongly we all are turkish and saudi arabia looking at it very stronglyly depends whether or not king or crown prince knew about it in my opinion. >> number one what happened but whether or not they knew a

i'm charles payne in for stuart varney. let's start real quick with the money.the market has been all over the place, off 150 points. we came back into the green momentarily, flipping again, sort of a mixed market. take a look at the s&p 500 as well. down slightly and of course, nasdaq, that's where all the pressure has been. market of course has real growth in big tech names the last two years. it's been a bumpy ride more recently. joining us, bob doll, chief equity strategist. bob, so the market, there's this pull and push for the last several days. nevertheless, the fundamentals continue to get stronger and stronger. ultimately what's going to matter most? yields edging higher or this continued economic momentum? >> certainly the momentum and earnings, we are about to get third quarter, are most important. as you know, year-to-date, earnings have been fantastic and stocks are up, not nearly as much as earnings because of the concern of the pickup in interest rates and a bunch of other things. earnings are going up but the valuation level, the p.e. on the earn

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stuart: yes, sir. there will be more "varney" after this. te house and charles hurt is with us. i believe charles, you watched the impromptu interview with the president right there. look, i will throw this at you. the man enjoys it. the man enjoys being in the media. he loves questions from the media. he doesn't care what the question is. he just loves it. he seemed to be enjoying it, right? >> he really does. he thrives on it. i love your question pointing out, he never does, he never misses a question. the famous scene of ronald reagan walking past the reporters, cupping his ear, not being able to hear the question. this guy never does that. he never pretend not to hear it. he goes right up. he can't help himself. he makes an important point, we've never seen this kind of hot, hot negative coverage of any president. and he really, i think he feels like he has no other choice. you were asking him about sending out tweets, he feels like that is the only way getting his version of the story out. i don't think particularly that is a bad thing.

to address rigs costs child care housing tuition expenses joining me host of "varney & company" stuart varney socialism free money hand it outs your money give it to somebody else. senator kamala harris' plan is you get 500 dollars a month if you let -- less than 100,000 a year 250 a month if you earn less than 50,000 dollars a year you get a monthly lump, payment, or a lump sum on annual basis. free money. we have cory booker suggesting free college, public -- college for everyone, are medicare for all elizabeth warren, wants businesses to get a charter permission to operate democrats way over left socialist left platform in 2020 i hope a totally losing proposition. because this is economic nonsense, i can't believe america will go that far left for presidency where am i going wrong. >> you know what is funny stuart the idea of putting more money in people's pockets is also the ideas of the republicans. only they get it by lowering taxes. >> sounds like stimulateing the economy and raising wages creating seven million job options. >> way kamala harris dresses it up a different plan. >> radic

stuart: yes, absolutely. i did it. programming notes. alert, tomorrow health and human services secretary alex cÉsar will be on the show. more "varneyrway on the market. we're up 356 points, but, ashley, let's not forget we were down 600 yesterday. ashley: we were. we were talking about earlier. it wasn't capitulation. there were worries, people pushing the cell button. we're coming back. bear markets, this is it, the end of the bull market. people are starting to jump back in, is it really end of the bull run? it will be volatile. october we know historically is a rough month. living up to the billing. but economy is still good. for those big tech stocks. stuart: look at this. not late. >> 4:00 this afternoon, i would urge you to watch the fox business network because we're going to get the earnings report, from first of all, google. as you walk up to 4:00 eastern, google is up $47 a share at $1100 a share. look also at amazon. they report at 4:00 this afternoon. right now amazon is up $92 per share, 1756. big stuff coming down the pike at 4:00. watch fox business to catch everything that there is going. connell mcshane in. connell

it beats the dreaded estimates, stuart varney. consumers are in happy frame of mind. that is helping the market. susan: trend spike from october, heading into the midterms. that might be positive for the vote. stuart: looks like it is positive for the market too. now everyone, this. the president is considering an executive order that would end the right to citizenship for children born in america to non-citizen parents. in other words you're not an american just because you're born here. this ties in with the discussion about the border and those approaching caravans. it is another way of saying, don't come. president trump is determined to avoid what i call, the merkel trap. that is, the german chancellor's cave-in to the million migrants who hammered at europe's door three years ago. she let them n. disaster. europe changed forever. germany sharply divided. angela merkel stepped down from the leadership of her party. she is driven out of politics. the president is adamant. that will not happen to him. he will not cave. he told fox news he will harden the southern b

i'm confident that stuart varney got our message and we boocketd him last night. re, please come to the studio. we are ready for you. ♪ ♪ connecting the world inside, with the world outside. so you can move through both a little easier. introducing the well-connected 2019 lincoln mkc. steve: countdown the days until the mid 2er78 elections. >> when they go low we kick them. what used to be five years ago, 10 years ago dog whistles to the fears of white voters. now are just stated openly. >> he is now joined by donald trump in the campaign of distraction. a campaign that is providing cover for people who are now taking their political differences and going to the next extreme to create political violence. steve: will these attacks on president trump and the republicans actually resonate with the voters? here to react is the host of michael knowles show. >> good to see you. steve: what do you think. >> i think this rhetoric might resonate. the trouble for democrats i don't think it's going to resonate the way they want. to say the trouble with the rhetoric is that it

there will be a fraction more "varney" after this. . . . . stuart: what a date on the markets.ew records all over the place. susan, tell me how many records for the dow since the election of trump and since the inauguration of mr. trump? >> the dow is on pace for 102 record close since the election, right in november of 2016 under the inauguration or after the inauguration under president trump. 85th record close for the dow. stuart: let me try to put this in dollar terms. if you look at value of all stocks since the election they have gone up by $9 trillion. that is an astonishing number. that is our national wealth expanding by 9 trillion. susan: economy is only 20 trillion, if you think about it. the gains are already half what the economy is worth. you will like this. microsoft, apple hitting all-time highs today. stuart: love it. thank you, susan. time's up. neil, all yours. neil: nine trillion. how much of that is yours, stuart? stuart: just a smidgen. neil: this is the second strong day going into the final quarter of the year. there are all sorts of funny little stats o

thank you for that, stuart varney. good to see you i'm connell mcshane in for neil. 80% plus of s&p 500 beating earnings per share estimates. you have question marks being raised whether or not we have had peak earnings. that is in the news here last couple weeks. investors get their first read tomorrow on third quarter gdp. tonight we have all the earnings guys are talking about. so on this question of bottoming out and at least in the near term, go to third seven capital managing director, michael block, and walter wealth management president, rebecca walter. rebecca, let me start with you, where are we? not physically today, but where are we in this market movement? have we reached some sort of a near term bottom? or are you one of those people worried, you know, a downward trend that lasts for a longer time? nice bounceback today. >> connell, i think we'll have eventually a inflection point. i don't believe we're there yet. yesterday's earnings report, amazon that was incredible. microsoft really great numbers. con

here to break it down for us what it means for your wallet stuart varney host of varney and company andillis the republican. i don't want to another tax cut until we can pay for it? >> president came out middle class tax cut here it comes by next month, by november there is a problem with that obviously. congress is not in session and you can't get a tax cut without taking it through congress. ainsley: can he call them back? >> i suppose he could probably highly unlikely. brian: call them off the campaign trail? >> what's this now? what's this nodding here? >> so knowing and your notifieding right there. what we're going to get is a plan. it won't be implemented until, you know, after the election. but the president is saying, look, we are going to cut middle class taxes. we are going to keep this economy going. we will keep the jobs flowing and here's how we are going to do it. therefore, let's keep the republicans in control of the house. very political statement after all. steve: by putting out the plan before the midterms, every reporter in every town is going to ask the congression

"varney & company" begins right now. stuartod morning everyone. come on cheer up. there's only 15 hours left in the month of october. it has been a a rotten month for money but almost over and we have real hope for november don't we? futures point to higher open today we were up 430 points tuesday up maybe another 200 this wednesday morning. the market is getting some help from a report earlier today that is 227,000 new private sector jobs created last month that is strong. and look at this, general

"varney & company" host stuart varney weighs in stu what i think is a good takeaway the consumer partlyright spot in this report. of the you know maria i was the party opposeer about mega millions jack pot thought might be party opposeer over gdp hoping for a 4% number, as growth in that we got 3 and a half percent i think that is pretty good disappointed because i was looking for 4 and more, because that is what we have been promised if we get tax cut i will take 3.5% especially coming on back of a 4.2% growth rate in the second quarter that is the best back-to-back quarter performance that we have seen in four years. maria: yeah. >> the trend is still very strong. and if we keep this up, we are going to have a much better than 3% gain for the full calendar year 2018. i will take it. maria: i will take it let's not forget second quarter you mentioned 4.2% no revision there. >> right. >> so 4.2% second quarter 3 1/2 for third quarter i know you are going to dig deep into numbers o 10 minutes we will see you top of the hour. >> "varney & company" top of the hour 9:00 a.m. eastern right a

have a great day cease the day "varney & company" begins right now. stuart over to you.the market opening this week. the dow will be down ever so slightly. remember, please, last week it was down a whopping 4.. so we are starting out the not too bad this monday morning. sears going, going, probably soon to be gone. bankruptcy declared today 46 stores to close within weeks another 142 going by year end.

"varney and company" begins right now. stuart: good morning, everyone.estors. profits or worries about china, italy and interest rates. here we go. the dow will open up this morning, not that much, gain of 20 odd points. cautioned. this gain in the dow, very small gain is almost all due to boeing which reported stellar financial reports earlier today. boeing is a dow stock and it is well up. it accounts for 100 dow points.

. >> to weigh in host of "varney & company" stuart varney good morning. >> good morning seems a smart. number one, there is pressure on amazon, for unionization i think they are responding to that to some degree number two a very tight labor market, you don't want to be short of workers for the season you got to entice them with 15 dollars an hour three criticism of jeff bezos for wealthy, now what 165 billion dollars, he can't afford 15 dollars an hour for people that work for him that is a strong argument, number four, bernie sanders is going after amazon, for not paying a living wage, this answers that charge, and number five, isn't that good public relations before holiday season before we fire up zan accounts ordered everything under the sin very smart move big deal from a very interesting company. >> pressure was there, but i know that -- that they responded to the preciossure bu we are seeing wages mover up nice to see them do it on their own. >> a big deal hundreds of thousands of people get this raise. >> 50,000 people in u.s. see you 10 minutes i know you have a lot more "va

stuart: but you do on the varney show. stuart: absolutely. yes, sir, i do.ndeed. stuart: vast majority of the dow 30 are in the green and they are up in the dow is up 155 points. you remember paul, a voice from the past. trying to make a comeback within all new mini smart phone and we will have one on the set in a moment and i want to see how this thing actually works. a programming note, i will be a special guest on howard show, media buzz. sunday at 11:00 a.m. eastern. it's all about the interview with president trump that we have. here is a preview. >> it's an impediment for the president going forward and imposing or getting his policies there. that is why i suggested maybe someone should take your phone away from you. ♪ some things are good to know. like, where to find the cheapest gas in town. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more benefits thru a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to see if you qualify. depending on th

"varney & company" begins right now. stuart you seize, okay? here we go. good morning. maria: i like it. stuart: let's be clear here, it is a worldwide sell-off. it started in china, barreled through asia, europe as well and has now arrived on our shores. let me give you the numbers. the dow industrials will be down about 400 at the opening bell. the s&p down a