a regular tank of 275 gallons, stuart varney $1100.ixed income cannot afford that. >> hold on a second, as i understand 25 days on supply of home heating oil diesel in the northeast. so that means short supply, heavy demand equals price increases. i think that is what you will see this winter. people on fixed incomes will be really hurt by this. >> steve: we talked was a player a couple of days ago, they are rationing the fuel. so people will have to choose between heating and eating, which that defies -- >> it gets worse if there is a cold snap in november /november, january, december, february. >> steve: i'm asking you to forecast the future. in 2 minutes and ten seconds the gdp numbers will come out and it sounds like it will be the number on its face will be rosier than what happens when you dig down and the numbers? >> first quarter, second quarter -- the third quarter, it should show a small amount of growth. as you say, it is deceptive because a lot of the growth comes from exploding exports. that masks underlying problems withi

about ashley: stuart varney will be ringing the bell 30 minutes from now at the nasdaq to celebrate the 15th anniversary of fox business and being celebrated in time square. get to the big banks and we mentioned they reported earlier this morning. come in susan lee. how are they doing? susan: judging by the market reaction, better than expected for some names and start with the biggest, jp morgan and jamie dimon beating on profit and made more money off the loans and thanks to rates and higher offsets and the economy turns and for jamie dimon for a place with recession in the next 12 months and morgan stanley missing on earnings and the investment bank navigates a difficult and uncertain environment they say. you have to remember that morgan stanley could stand to lose hundreds of millions of dollars on the financing loans that they're underwriting and that elon musk twitter takeover. things are not going the right direction and wells forgo making more money thanks to rates going up and more than $2 billion in costs and charges and past scandals at wells and fake accounts a number of ye

on fox business, stuart varney. didn't realize the shockingly low number of florideans that have federal flood insurance and therefore they may not even qualify. >> that's what makes the disaster even worse. on the southwest coastline of florida, way under half of the properties have flood insurance. way under half and they've been decimated. go in land towards orlando and it's below 2% that have flood insurance. these people are now facing financial disaster and you point out those nine counties declared disaster areas, that pays for minor damage and minor cleanup and does not pay for flood insurance. now, just go forward a little bit -- pete: yeah, that was the question. how does it play out? >> over a long period of time, there's going to be money districted but it will take a very long time to get florida booming again. in fact, it'll take years. you've got all these people who have facing financial ruin. i don't think that's too strong a word. if you're flooded and have no flood insurance, what do you do? you'v

catch stuart varney on varney and company 9:00. watch american built on mondays 9:00 p.m. d it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: more word on inflation. having a major impact on first time home buyers. americans believe they can only afford to buy a startedder home in four u.s. cities. the survey from point 2 real estate shows earnings median income in detroit, tulsa, oklahoma city and memphis only people that can actually afford to buy their first home that is a tragedy. the u.s. army is renaming fort hood after first hispanic four star general. general richard served in both korea and vietnam. receiving a purple heart and two distinguished service crosses. repeatedly returned to the battlefield to it injured troops despite suffering his own injuries. fort hood originally named after a confederate general is one of nine u.s. military bases that will be renamed oh boy, here we go again. climate protesters strike again this time throwing mashed potatoes at a clawed monet german museum. glued themselves to the wall with the painting all in the name of protesting fossil

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. >> brian: watched a little bit on the town hall with stuart varney yesterday in between breaks. >> you know that stuart -- we had him on the show. we did the town hall and he forgot my name. >> steve: what did he call you? >> rachel: he went uh-uh. and sean goes rachel campos-duffy. >> steve: now with the rebuttal. >> stuart: the rebuttal. i did not forget your name. but i think you are being very cruel to seniors who often cannot remember what they were thinking about 10 seconds ago t. that was me yesterday i deepy apologize. >> rachel: is it joe biden? >> brian: fantastic. a hesitation not a forgetful. >> stuart: take it all back. you are a great guy. >> steve: i don't see it as a hesitation. i think you paused to build it up. >> stuart: i did, indeed. your husband jumped in. >> rachel: i was nervous when i had to host laura ingraham show and introduced myself as rachel duffy. all these people tweeted i was getting divorced. i said rachel campos and dropped the duffy. and they said i was getting divorced. >> stuart: marital spat about crypto but that's another -- >> brian: stuart,

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here to react stuart varney host of varney and company and american built on fox business. tter when they hear this news. >> stuart: terrified. >> ainsley: do you think it will work? >> stuart: start with, this a report this morning from another outlet general council at twitter put out email no we are not considering lay off. >> ainsley: isn't that what general counsel has to do calm nerves. >> stuart: i'm not surprised that idea of slashing the workforce. he is overpaying or what he might be forced to buy at that time. he has to make cuts to control operations and cutting staff is one way of doing it. >> ainsley: um-huh. >> stuart: this guy is not popular. is he the richest guy in the world he and he keeps making headlines and disrupting all kinds of things. he is not popular. and he is accused of neglecting tesla which is his main source of corporate income. he is paying too much attention to twitter and all the other stuff that he is getting into. >> ainsley: what will happen to the company if he whittles it counsel to 2,000 employees? >> he has got to turn it around. it

>> might know a guy, you might be sitting next to stuart varney. ve a ton of money, you need advice, real professionals. >> don't care about the wagon or the escalade or forward f one hundred 50, those are the issues you need to deal with. do you need two vacation homes? probably not. stuart: straighten them out. the wednesday trivia question, what is the least populated state? the state with the lowest population? is it rhode island? north dakota? wyoming? the answer after this. . . stuart: okay. what is the least populated state in the nation? rhode island, alaska, north dakota, wyoming. ashley, you're first. >> i go wyoming. >> i go north dakota. stuart: i go wyoming. reveal, please. baby 581,000 people live in the state. california the most populated although they are now losing population. they have 39 million there. thanks, ash, thanks, mark, all good stuff. quick check of the market reveals a selloff continues. time's up for me, neil, sir, it is yours. neil: thank you very much, stuart. we're focused on florida today. obviously the president

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varney & co." is about to begin. ♪ >> hey, stuart, steve in michigan. rorocco and i watch "varney & c" every day.f we're out working on the tractor, we listen to you online. keep smiling at the diesel pump. ♪ it's a new day, and i'm feeling good ♪ stu: that was a very good welcome friday from steve there. lauren: you're welcome. stu: don't forget the john deere track templet about the same size of the one i got. what's the song? feeling good? yes, indeed, we are feeling good this friday morning. however, big tech not doing well. amazon and apple capped off big tech's week of reporting. good morning, lauren. start with amazon. lauren: we start with the bad news. in all about $950 billion has been wiped off the five biggest tech companies this week. there's your out. it's do or die based on outlooks and investors don't like the outlook from amazon and they said in their holiday quarter sales will come in between 140 and $148 billion. okay, wall street wants $155 billion so that's a big mess in the outlook. stu: they're tacking them down 15%? lauren: then look at aws, cloud grew at slowest pace yet,

stuart: and he's still got a voice. susan: and stu varneyit? stuart: oh, susan, thank very much. come back soon. [laughter] don't stay out there in california -- susan: i'm serious though. lauren: and he doesn't drink coffee. stuart: well, not now. i used to. donald writes this: wondering if the team has any advice on what would make the perfect stuart varney halloween costume. i'm out of this one. you first, lauren. lauren: there's a meme of a man going around in regular jeans, levis, and it's a conservative man scared to walk in the city. that's the best i've got. save me, susan. susan: okay. i'm thinking of boris johnson. maybe a bit of a frumpy wig we could throw on? stuart: that's good. lauren: she beat me. susan: or we could do the traditional pitchfork and horns if you want. stuart: no, we're not going to do that. i'll do boris, if i do anything. [laughter] this is from jerry. we all have that one thing we look back on and say i wish i'd kept -- mine was a 1970 nova. what was yours? that's easy for me, bell-bottomed jeans. lauren: i d

montana, as you just saw, has annual skeet shoot for a cause, he'll be talking about that and stuart varney talk about rising gas prices he wished he didn't have to say, but the market did go up yesterday. and republican candidate sued after her husband wore a seahawks jersey in a campaign ad even though he got his jersey from the seahawks themselves. leo terrell and lee carter will bring us ntsdz 2022 with five weeks to go. i urge you with nine minutes, you have nine minutes to put something on and get dressed. let's take a wide shot and finish up "fox and friends first." . >> carley: president biden head to florida to assess the damage from hurricane ian as 78 people are now confirmed dead. >> todd: residents hit by the storm being warned they may be homeless for months. congressman steube joins us now. congressman can, that is a tough reality to hear your life upended just like that. how are the people in your district holding up. >> floridians are resilient. used to hurricanes but certainly not what impacted my district in southwest florida. i was able to tour hardy county and charlotte

people personally like stuart varney and larry kudlow, we've known each other, they are good, these are good people with solid experience. they are responsible for the economic boom in the trump administration and the reagan administration, talent, energy and we are winning our competitors, winning over our competitors week over week. it is an exciting time for foxbusiness. pete: great to see former "fox and friends" ep lahren patterson, i love pointing that out. forced her on tv, wonderful boss, you were great along with your colleagues on foxbusiness. great to see you. keep checking out foxbusiness. up next, 12 officers shot and killed in the last 9 games and 50 killed in the line of duty. our panel of fraternal order of police representatives join us next. can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after two starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can l

susan: this might be -- maybe not stuart varney but a small company, big stock moved, 7 wall street banksreport card cut therefore your forecasts but interesting they are down 50% using half of their value in one session but then png makes other brands doing very well pricing power despite the fact that they have volume sales down. people are very sensitive on what they are paying in a high inflationary environment. stuart: rick caruso tying his opponent to the racism scandal rocking the city council. in los angeles is that giving caruso any momentum in this race? >> reporter: in august caruso is down 12, three and four, it was disclosed last week as well as debating which bass accused a latino group accepting payoff to support caruso. >> the largest latino democratic club in the country endorsed me. are you insulting -- >> yeah. >> deliberately insulted us, the club was for sale. >> after 3 hispanic councilmembers were caught on tape making racist remarks and conspiring to redistrict the city to benefit latinos at the expense of blacks. >> if in this race, maybe it is caruso who says we

i'll join stuart varney for special town hall monday 11:00 a.m. eastern called bernie and you joined by live studio audience talking about issues that matter to all americans don't miss it. that does it for us on foxbusiness. the evening edit starts now. ♪ elizabeth: have you asked yourself lately, what's in your wallet? a pay cut because inflation thanks to the government. it's been rising for a year but the white house now says it's priority with just three weeks to go until the midterms. even obama's top economist jason furman slams biden's that messaging this is what we are talking about tonight, critics warn it's worse than ford, carter and george h.w. bush, there messaging. former assistant u.s. attorney andrew mccarthy, retired nypd officer bill stanton economic growth -- joe concha and new york post john levine. crime hitting midterms hard. businesses fleet and other u.s. city and it's not chicago. more on this story we book last night. it's okay for the white house to pressure opec, delay cuts and oil production after the midterms? keepin

. >> cheryl: we have new shows, duck dynasty is coming to join us, microis coming back and stuart varneyn dream home, coming back next week for a brand-new season. i love the stories, they come from humble beginnings and we go to places that are not headline cities, smaller places where you get more bang for your buck. >> ainsley: going to north myrtle beach. >> cheryl: and galveston, texas and hawaii. >> ainsley: so proud of you and fox business network. check in with janice dean for the forecast. >> janice: this cold front, that is where we have cooler than average temperatures, could see snow for parts of the upper mississippi river valley. threat for stronger storms, tornado, damaging wind, heavy rainfall and this system will march eastward and heavy rain from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. prepare for that and we'll see travel delays, as well. tropical storm carl in the gulf of mexico, the bay of campici, bringing heavy rain to new mexico and gulf coast and southeast and we have a fall foliage look for the rockies and northern plains midwest and it is spectacular, wonderful time

charges of the president's son with james comer and less than three hours away from the jobs report, stuart varneyy rise in jobs could be bad for the economy with this inflation and joe piscapo, is uncancelled columbus, can you do that? piscapo will try with christopher columbus, latest attempt to erase the italian figure from history. talk to jack keane and rachel campos-duffy, pete hegseth will join us live on this friday edition of "fox and friends," see you in nine minutes. . >> we are learning federalchargn could come down any day now as voters gear up to cast their votes in the midterm elections. >> fox news contributor lara trump joins us now. lara, your reaction to this report? >> well, good morning, guys. look, as a member of a family who has had countless, baseless accusations leveled at us and calls for all of us to be in jail or locked up, despite no crimes, of course, it is nice to see that there is some movement towards justice in a way here with hunter biden but i think for anyone who is hoping to see hunter maybe in like an orange jumpsuit nor handcuffs, i don't think we are going

susan: plus, you're stuart varney, you don't pay msrp -- stuart: no, i pay over that. forth from tw. they said it was going to start at 40,000. i don't think so. nickel, cobalt, lithium costs a lot more and so do the labor costs. stuart: i'm going to leapt you get away with that price -- susan: msrp. stuart: peloton is on your screens and on my prompter. they look desperate to me, susan. susan: $8. it was closer to 40, wasn't it? stuart: more than that. susan: it was $100 at its peak just last year. a fourth round of heavies now, that's another 12 the % of the current work force after those four rounds of layoffs, and here's the point that really is shocking, the ceo, barry mccarthy, says the company only has six months left to see if it's viable as a stand-alone company, meaning its survival, or it could possibly get sold. i wonder who the buyers are, because no one's stepped up so far with the stock chance. the stock is down i would say 90% over the past year, it's just a tenth of what it was at its peak, and it's bleeding money each and every quarter still. $1.2 bil

and, yes, the demand is there, stuart varney.to swing by the varney estate, the grounds, and i'm happy to report that the moat and the alligators, they're doing just fine. [laughter] the giant iron front gate, buckingham palace style, is firmly locked. it hook like everything's safe and secure at the varney household in naples. stu, back to you. stuart: thank you for a fine report, what's your name again? ashley. [laughter] i'm not sure how i can follow that up, but will you go. seriously, great stuff. that is a very attractive area. thanks, ash. look who's here now, congressman byron donalds. you're in that area. that's your constituency, the fort myers area, you represent. are people still moving could be to florida after the hurricane and despite all this damage? >> there are people who are coming down. if they're trying to figure out if they're still, their plans are are still going to work, but they're going to continue to make that trip. we are seeing people who want to buy property whether it's distressed or still want to

that's what i would extrapolate for stuart varney. >> that's natural intelligence. to get this in, you're here to give us your dividend picks. i want to start with lamar advertising. never heard of it. >> yeah, it's a smaller cap company, only about $2 billion in size, but it's come down this year about a 6% dividend yield. the family who started the company 100 years ago, they own 20% of the stock, grade alignment with shareholders and grow the dividend every year and make billboards, digital billboards and do advertising all over. stu: quickly, molis, they're a financial services company. >> specifically they're an investment bank but don't do all the trading and stuff that goldman sachs and morgan stanley do. it's advisory and they get fees to advise on deals and came down and pay special dividends every year and about a 7% dividend yield and both of those two are new stocks we've bought in the last few weeks because of the market downturn. stu: is that 7% molis dividend safe? secure? >> yes, we'll never buy a stock without a safe and secure dividend yield, my fr

larry kudlow, stuart varney and charles payne, maria bartiromo, >> dana: a lot of stars, great things covering the great recession i was hiding under my desk at the white house. also trying to figure out what was going on an trying to explain it to everyone. congratulations to fox business. we're thrilled for you. 15 years goes by quickly. you have done a great job. also this on the money team. >> ask the question not is inflation to high. the answer to that is yes. are policymakers doing everything they can in this white house to help bring that down? i think you have to find the answer is yes? >> dana: jared bernstein defending the biden administration's handling of runaway inflation. steve moore and austan goolsbee. we love having bernstein on but sometimes i just want to scream because you can't get a word in edge wise and we don't have enough time or for you, either. take you through this quickly. i want to play call for number one. what he said the white house was doing in terms of white house actions on this issue. watch. >> the president released oil from the strategic reserve

. >> greg: i'm not going to name names but stuart varney. >> nobody owes anybody a job.apitalist. i know people say they are but i actually am. i watch "a christmas carol" and i'm like scrooge has a point! we've all had to work on christmas. i certainly have. suck it up. >> greg: even when you pretape a show -- we're going to pretape a show for thanksgiving and christmas, it's still working on the holiday, because you did the work and it's on that day. oh, holiday specials. i'm there. >> he's getting the scrooge treatment like he's going to fire these people because he's such a [bleep] he doesn't want them to have a job. yeah, that's the reason. that's probably why you don't have a company, idiot. like, it's because that's what makes sense for business if that's what he does or at least that's the intention behind it. >> greg: all right. thank you, dr. timpf. >> yes. a lot of people don't know that about me. >> greg: yeah. yeah. i feel like i should be writing you a check right now. >> i feel like you should, t too. >> greg: ha-ha. all right, nobody writes checks anymore

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. >> brian: watched you on the town hall with stuart varney. >> rachel: we had him on the show. we did the town hall and he forgot my name. he went uh, uh and sean said rachel campos-duffy. will he was a little nervous. that's what i chucked it up to. >> steve: her husband oh her name rachel campos-duffy entire name like a brand name. >> brian: now ready to go with this show. we assume you are a live audience out there just not in our studio. >> steve: that's right. you want to know about what happens three weeks from today. trust me. because today, three weeks from today, the midterm elections officially occur. >> brian: man, a lot going on last night. candidates, key races in georgia, ohio, utah, all debating on stage. >> rachel: that's right. and kevin corke live in washington with all the highlights. >> good morning to you steve, rachel and b.k. as you know it's that time of year. it is time to make your voices heard. that's right. time to get out and vote. in fact, it's already begun all over the country several states beginning this week. if you look carefully at that map,

and we talk about it, actually, on friday when it was happening with stuart varney, and he was talking about what are i you going to do, it's going to break 100, there was all this hysteria. i said, listen, to john's point, we're coming into the best season. even though part of the reason it sold off was amazon was warning about a weakened holiday season. i think that's bologna. they say it every year -- liz: whoa, whoa, you say they are underpromising and overdelivering? no! >> you, can you imagine that? [laughter] liz: well, fedex wasn't. i mean, fedex warned in september it was going to be very ugly, and i believe them. >> you thinkis, huh? i don't think it is. >> well, i think the consumer, ken, is probably feeling that pinch. but nonetheless -- >> right. >> -- you know, g.i. joe with the kung fu grip, liz, i mean -- >> right. >> that's what eddie murphy was talking about. [laughter] liz: go ahead, kenny. >> they'll still use amazon. they may shy away if from some of the higher end retailers, but amazon -- who doesn't use amazon almost for everything? it saves you from getting in t

i was on stuart varney preparing for the show and looking up this topic, oh, my gosh, i have to clearat way about mother/daughter. it is her choice and she is an adult, to your point. looking at a bird's-eye view, there is a lot of pressure on young women in this day and age to bear more, show more and instagram pressure, and i hate that for young women. my body, my choice and embrace your body and you need to show more but you don't. show more mind and heart pure that is what i like to see. >> harris: can i ask a quick follow-up because it was mentioned on the couch that her mom the last time you saw heidi klum she was from the waist up so one and so forth. i always thought it was the parent's job to model what you wanted to teach but cassie you bring up a good point, modeling, confidence in what you look like in your own body image. >> kayleigh: victoria's fashion show, these women are beautiful and strong and that is the choice they make but the mother, daughter, i can't go there. i have a 2.5-year-old daughter. >> cassie: it is too much. >> harris: and another one on the way. >> k

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we had stuart varney on the show earlier. we were talking about this. and i asked her about nancy pelosi and her comments saying that democrats need to change the subject. she said it's not about inflation. it's about cost of living. he said what's the difference? she is saying the eu is going through. this the u.k. is going through. this it doesn't matter. americans don't care about that. they care about being able to afford their bills. being age to pay their electric bill. go to the grocery store and not have to buy $8 ketchup. listen to stuart. >> it's not about inflation it's the cost of living nancy pelosi says. can you tell me the difference. inflation higher prices. cost of living goes up with higher prices. they are the same thing. now, inflation is obvious to everyone. and, yet, you have got this dreadful messaging coming from the administration. nancy pelosi is trying to change the subject. the president says the economy is strong. and he is going to beat inflation with his anti-inflation act. they are defying reality. and reality is that inf

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. >> steve: we should point out ainsley is off again today and in her place as stuart varney would say -- rachel campos-duffy. >> rachel: little senior moment delay and we got it. i'm here and so honored opened n hour auto ago. for the folks. >> that's exactly right. good morning, family. happy birthday to you, brother. there is going to be a great day in florida. as you guys know. in the media, this may be a big race when it comes down to the florida governor ron desantis who many people call america's governor against charlie crist. but there is also the big senate race. you all saw that debate earlier in the show. some of the highlights of that vs. val demings vs. marco rubio. when you talk to the folks here. the things that matter to them is the economy, crime, and they support the government or they support their senator. i'm going to be talking with them all morning about the issues that matter to them. i have already saw some ron desantis shirts. marco rubio shirts. so it looks like this is a republican strong hold right here. and it's just because of the kitchen table issues th

. >> names over at fbn, but stuart varney. >> look, i mean, it's just nobody owes anyone a job. okay, so i'm a capitalist. i know a lot of people say they are, but i really am. like, i watch a christmas carola . like scrooge kind of hashristmar a point. oh, i'm prolo christmas carol is communist propaganda. it really is .i certainl yeah. yeah. like we've all had to worksuck i on christmas. yes. t upi certainly am. pretape a se even when you it up, even when you pretape a show and theyll wo go , we're going to pretape a show for thanksgiving or did thel working. y. it's not like you did the work and it's on that day and oh five holiday special. yeah. oh i'm there. >> yeah.. i'm but he's getting he's gettingthe treatment like he's going to fire these people because he's this the scrooge treatment. it's like people likebleep] he ' he's going to fire these people t o have abecause he doesn't wat have a job.ha yeah. yeah. that's the reasove a companyn. y you don'tfbly wh have a company idiot. yeah. it's becausethat's what he doess sense for business if that's what he does, or at leas

stuart: search "varney" & company or scan the qr. you don't like this one do you? that's a qr code. en: uh-huh. i'll tell you later. stuart: well that's very good. check futures, why not? we turn south for the dow and not much change for the nasdaq or the s&p. there you go, but we do have new revelations from the john durham investigation of the steele dossier. what's this about the fbi offer ing money to christopher steele? lauren: an fbi senior official testified that christopher steele the author of the infamous opposition research with allegations of selacious misconduct between the trump campaign and russia was offered $1 million to validate those allegations, and this agent, his name is brian au ton, said steele couldn't do that. steele, the fbi used the dossier , to get a warrant to surveil trump campaign aids like carter page. stuart: got it. i do understand that. it's complicated but i've got that one. let's bring in congressman jim jordan, republican from the great state of ohio. what do you make of these new revelations, jim? >> well, remember, stuart, the fbi was paying d

second hour of "varney" just getting started. ♪. stuartay, we just restored matt schlapp to our picture. we thought we lost you for a few seconds there. the man is right there all right, matt, the democrats green agenda coming back to haunt them. energy prices soaring going into this winter. looks good for the republicans doesn't it? >> yeah but quite a cost, right, stuart? i think on tuesday we'll see a great american unwokenning. this woke disaster that hit america is nowhere more pernicious when it comes to energy. you said it exactly right. morety of energy policy. the white hat is what they call renewable. no matter what it costs we'll chase it. the problem is if you look at total energy usage, 80% of what we use comes from fossil fuels total. if you look at the grid you know all the teslas, electric vehicles we need to use, 60% of that electricity comes from fossil fuels. what will they do to replace that with? stuart: listen to senator rick scott from florida, what he has to say about the senate races. roll tape. >> we'll get 52 plu

stuart: i think that's bloody obvious, but there you go. lauren: from the if common sense department of the varneyt: the golf of california -- governor of california ripped into valero for record or profits. v.a. valero made $2.8 billion between july and september, that is a 500% profit increase. meanwhile, californians are paying the highest gas prices in the country, $5.64 per gallon as of right now. come on in, leoer the april -- lee owe terrell. you're in los angeles. do you think the governor should be taxing the awful profits of big oil companies? >> first of all, the governor who will never be become president, stuart. thanks for having me. heath now playing politics with oil. he's going to have a special session of the legislature to talk about a windfall tax profit. it'll never happen. it's his goal to try to distract from the fact that california has the highest gas prices, california declared war on the oil refineries, they do not want oil in this state. and, therefore, we have a problem because, essentially, he's trying to divert from his lack of energy supply in california regardless

third hour of varney starts right now. stuartthe media meltdown over musk's twitter deal is in full force, watch. >> what could he be thinking? recipe for disaster? >> remove the guard rails around free-speech, what does that mean for misinformation? i don't know. not open to free speech. >> it is a hot mess. >> sometimes controls, don't know how he's going to run this company. >> ever been to a wedding where you are like they really shouldn't be getting married, this is not going to work out. don't you love it? stuart: that is a media meltdown but are you worried about this? >> i am a little bit. it is hysterical seeing the left and mainstream media meltdown, elon musk may do the things they have been doing, social media platforms, that is hysterical, i worry about elon musk having this much power, not a very popular opinion but i believe all these big tech companies from facebook to google to twitter are broken up. to make twitter what it needs to be. to use that to push his agenda, he believes in free speech, one of the greate

third hour of varney starts right now. ♪ stuart: all right. look who is here. good friend steve hylton from california. will the left's hatred for trump work in their favor do you think? >> no quite simply because of their cuts you made which is in the end people vote according to the impact on their lives, the policies being implemented by the people in charge. one thing after another got worse under biden. we saw some data on mortgage rates, something we don't talk about as often as we talk about inflation generally of course they are connected because it is the high interest rates that had to be implement did to fight the inflation but now mortgages up nearly 7%, 20 year high, the average monthly repayment in the last year has gone up by $900 a month. that is a huge amount for a working family. one small example of the disaster these policies in the space of not even two years. stuart: the president was in california yesterday. did he get a good reception? >> he got a good reception from his democrat cronies going out for tacos with karen bass who is running

stuart: oh, sorry, i didn't know. [laughter] okay. that is the white house, of course. and if you like the music we play on the show, follow us on spotify. search "varneyscreen right now. have you ever done that? susan: have you ever scanned that -- stuart: not yet. susan's with me. i want to to start, first of all, big picture. dow's up 200, nasdaq's up 100. show me tesla. that's the stock of the day, i think. susan: if you scan any qr code, i can pay-per-view it. tesla one of the worst performers on the s&p 500. i would say for the summertime not really a bad quarter. you had near record sales, but, first of all, there's no way they're going to get to that average old -- original guidance of 1.4 million vehicles delivered and produced this year and there's healthy skepticism that tesla will be bigger than apple and saudi aramco in the near future. don't you find it inquiztive too, because you have the 10-year yield hitting its highest since 2008 this morning which usually crag cans on it can stocks. oil prices are up. so i think the point is that this is an oversold market. i think there's an argument or whether or not this is a bear market rally, wi

"varney" & company picks it up stu take it away. stuart: i guess it looks like su nak for prime minister i'm just guessing here, but who knows. good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. we always like to start with the markets because you want to know what's happening to your money as we begin the new week. well, here you go. the dow continues to rally. nicely so. dow up about 250, s&p about 30, nasdaq about 40 on the upside. interest rates on the downside this morning, the 10 year treasury yielding 4.18%, and the two year coming in right now around 4.50 just straight back to 4.5%. take a look at this. a huge sell-off in china's technology companies this morning. xi-jinping has solidified his hold on power, he's expected to keep going after super-wealthy industrialists, like the founder of allie alibaba, and it's down 15% and similar declines all across-the-board. that's a big deal. tesla is down. elon musk cutting the price in the model 3 and the model y in china. trouble with demand for tesla cars there, as china keeps reporting n

"varney" & company is about to begin. ♪ ♪ stuart: "build me up buttercup" long time since i heard thatticular song. look, it is sunny in new york city. now, let's check futures let's see how we get along this monday morning. i see some upside movement right there. up 100 for the dow, 14 for the nasdaq. modest gains. now, the market is up a little this morning, after last week's big sell-off, and it's up ahead of a big week, with bank earnings and the consumer price index coming on thursday. jeff sica is here and he's going to tell us about the fed. jeff is a big hitter and he's going to hit the fed big time today. has the fed in your opinion, is it the fed that's driving us over a cliff to recession? >> they're not only driving us over a cliff. the other ones who built the cliff that we're driving over, i would describe the fed as a petulent two-year-old that's not going to stop doing what they are doing until they break something whether it's credit suisse or the british pension funds. they're going to break something they should have been doing what they're doing now a year and a hal

second hour of varney just getting started. ♪ stuart: i've got a headline, democrats be work on a redave is coming because voters know they are not better off since biden took office him you know who wrote that, lose peak route that and she's here. how do you know a red wave is coming? >> i could talk about a lot of data points including a new gallup poll that shows when voters are asked what issue concerns you most and what party handles it best, republicans won by 11 points which is the biggest advantage they've seen since 1946. i think that is compelling. more than that a lot of races are trending in the senate towards the republican candidate, the generic ballot started to come back but at the end of the day it is about president biden, his approval rating stranded up during the summer because gasoline prices went down, and if you look at a survey of one thousand americans what is amazing to me is every category of americans now is underwater in terms of approval ratings, black, white, rich, poor, old, younger, doesn't matter what category, only northeast voters and urban voters h

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the second hour of varney just getting started. ♪ stuart: shannon bream joins me now, there's chaos andhe campaign. what say you? >> you know what history says about a president and his first term, the midterms will not be kind to his party, that is something against him and every issue voters tell us is top of mind for them is not going well for this white house. the economy, inflation, struggles filling up the gas tank and putting food on the table, those are all things that are real-world experiences, doesn't matter how many commercials or speeches people give, that is where the rubber meets the road and historically people punish the party in power when they are not doing well financially so all of this is working against the white house. it is understandably will be frustrated, some pulling has his approval ratings down in the 30s. it has to be tension city out of the campaign trail. he has unlimited amounts of getting out there, only wants to go where he makes a difference. interesting to see candidates calling on resident obama to help them in the campaign trail in tight races ra

second hour of varney just getting started. ♪ stuart: look who is here.enech, the man himself. does kitchen table talk help biden politically? >> i have to apologize for not wearing my batman outfit. i didn't know we were doing that this morning but when it comes to the issues we are talking about, the previous segment said something deep about the nature of america's concerns. if you don't have confidence in the future you look to the past, noster alger. a lot of people are nostalgic for when they didn't have the concerns they have, the nature of inflation where they had confidence in this fundamentals. to see the way after a global pandemic that upset so much about the way we live was encouraging to some. now they are experiencing the discouragement of leadership in the white house that seems completely divorced from the reality americans face on a day-to-day basis, nothing related to junk fees. to satisfy the concerns americans have about the direction of our economy. stuart: new york governor huchul during her debate said she didn't understand why cri

second hour of "varney" just getting started. ♪ stuart: sean duffy joins me this monday morning.ight, sean, what do you think our response should be to be to putin's reign of terror? >> you have to negotiate, stuart, back someone like vladmir putin into a corner, seems what we are doing. he has a lot of nuclear weapons. he can destroy the world with those weapons. it is bad to back a guy like that in a corner. where are the smart people, people come in negotiate, let him save face, let him get out of this, let's bring the world back to peace but to think that vladmir putin is bad which he is, that we will have regime change in russia continue to back him into a corner, i think that is recipe for disaster for global affairs. stuart: mike pompeo, former secretary of state sat next to me 20 minutes ago, we america, should give zelenskyy the tools to finish the job. by that he meant pushing the russians out of ukraine completely. not invading russia. not offing putin. get the russians out of ukraine. what is wrong with that? >> then what, stuart, what happens after that, stuart? what

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varney & co." is next. stay with stuart. good morning. stew: good morning, everybody. i want to show you the damage being done to meta, via facebook, following disastrous earnings report. selloff, where's the bottom? it's been flirting with $100 per share and down to $99 a few minutes ago. going the other way, some of the big named companies, which reported this morning. caterpillar is way up, $10, 5%. mcdonalds, honeywell all up. all three are dow stocks and they ask roughly 150 points to the industrial average. i want to check apple and amazon, they report after the bell today following disappointing results from microsoft, google, and meta, they are under some pressure, big tech is not doing well. >> big news a half hour ago and the economy expanded 2.6% in the third quarter of the year and that's the july through september period and that produced an up tick in stock prices and the dow will be up about 320 points if all goes well and things stay the same. the -- it's been heavily influence bid the three dow stocks and the nasdaq is down just 18 points. it's influen