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coming up, big money show cohost taylor riggs with a look at what's coming up on the big money show. john staffer is like the turn -- john taffer is the turn around artist and washington desperately needs it cutting doge and spending and if anyone knows how it's done and john taffer knows and we're getting comments about reciprocal tariffs and comments from trump as we get them and all of that breaking news. david: good stuff, taylor riggs, thank you very much. now this, donald trump's pick to lead the fbi, kash patel has been approved for final senate confirmation vote next week and he's out of committee now and he'll go to the full senate and david spunt live from the justice department. david, if patel is confirmed, what changes do we expect to see in the fbi? jot biggest, david, he wants to change and make the fbi more transparent and we expect some job cuts and not clear exactly when that'll happen or where that happens and threat at this point and patel is not present today and this is supposed to normally be committee votes and voting someone out of committee going 20, 30 minu

hello i am taylor riggs and for liz claman. equity bond markets close for presidents' day but we are working, you know what does not close, crypto. bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin, x rp all down almost 1 - 4.5% across the board, also take a look at nat gas that is dropping earlier your down 2% but interesting crude oil higher by 1%, this is all on reports that opec plus may push back supply increases despite president trump's calls to lower prices, meanwhile we have bigger needs to watch this week. walmart, ali baba, booking holdings and of course in economic data the fed minutes releasing wednesday all of this were going to do with the floor show. joining me i'm pleased to say slate stone wealth chief market strategist kenny polcari and interactive brokers senior economist josÉ torres. great to have both of you with me even though the market is closed we are open. start with me a broad picture, the s&p 500 that is close to where we are for records how are you gauging sentiment in the equity market? >> it feels a little bit tired t

stuart: coming up, the big money show cohost taylor riggs here with a look at what's -- what have youtu, gary kaltbaum on with us and the jobs last year and what does that mean with this phase of economic cycle? plus, of course werenski obanya it. the -- we're on it, super bowl is a big day on sunday. fox coverage is on it all and kicking it off and maybe taking bet withs my coworkers on who's going to win. stuart: gambling on television? for heavens. >> maybe. stuart: taylor, thank you very much indeed. 2025 chicago auto show kicks off tomorrow. one of the largest ones in all of north america. kelly sabari is there. the foe suspended ands is -- focus is electric vehicle s? reporter: yeah, hybrids are more popular than and have looking at auto industry and these companies have taken a hit to bottom line after investing in electric vehicles but still, take a listen to what general motors ceo mary barra said last week. >> we look at how evs grow, we never expected a straight line and appropriately to ice portfolio and strongest portfolio they've had in dec decades. reporter: hybrid sale

. >> joining me now taylor riggs on fabulous fox business and liz peek. fox news ex a fabulous fox news contributor. we have to include everyone in that. just to point out. this 800 dollar exception. too small to be examined, to too small to pay duties but not too small to put our mom and pop retailers out of business and here is the killer. not too small to contain component parts of fentanyl. we talk about how chinese put precursor parts to mexico. and i suppose canada, they put them in here too directly, some people dp gift mated there was -- guesstimated there was enough to make 3 million fentanyl tablets. >> this is horrifying. you know anyone who pushing back on any of these tariffs that are trying to seal our rder against all this importing the fentanyl in particular really have to come to grips with fact that 70,000 people or more have died two year agos in fiscal 2023 from fentanyl poisoning that is re than car crashes this is horrifying to me that everyone just looked the other way. everyone in america knows something whose kid or brother or fat

toll hour show starting at 12, noon and taylor riggs here for us. > stu, we call it d day for doge. thousands of federal employees are expected to take their money and run in just over 12 hours and democrats are angry. they're not happy with elon musk and the good news is you heard from scott bessent and we have a spending not revenue problem in the country and that bay cross-suit -- buyout problem and they're here to help discuss all the issues. stuart: thank you very much indeed. miss america turning heads on one of the inaugural balls on custom make america healthy again dress, there you have it. left on side of screen. supporter of rfk jr. with a dress like that, make america healthy again. why do you like him again. >> it's a great honor to heat him and one of the many, many thousands people that are concerned with health practices. i support the underlining message of a unifying one and needs a focus on all the proper basics that are needed to improve the overall health and well being of americans. for auburn university and it's a personal matt

we've got taylor riggs with us this morning. good morning, taylor. >> good morning.enue more than double thanks to crypto trading around the election. crypto revenue jumped 700% -- david: unbelievable. >> phenomenal fourth quarter. david: and cisco also reported earnings. >> this is an a.i. story that continues to power this stock higher. a.i.-fueled spending on networking is really helping them. they also raised their 2025 guidance up to $56 billion. they said as a.i. becomes more pervasive, they are well positioned to help customers if scale and network. that. david: and we just heard about john deere. they had some earnings reports before the bell. what do you think? >> they did. better than expected but the stock is down 5 president because they're still -- 5% because they're saying some of the big ag sales might still decline by about 30% in fiscal year 2025. large ag equipment makes up about 45% of their sales. there is some tariff exposure as well that they're trying to weed through. that taye a david and i usually use avis, but hertz has news to report. [laug

president trump is set to announce new tariffs on steel aluminum, taylor riggs is with us, are the stockis steel and aluminum sector. >> they worship futures up 70 by 14% the u.s. steel off of the gains overnight but you're still up 3 - 4% were hearing about 25% on steel and aluminum. in were hearing reciprocal china just opposing the retaliatory tariffs on u.s. goods natural gas, coal and oil how much are we talking about. >> nursing about $14 billion and more targeted than our broader based additional 10% tariffs that we put on them. as you mentioned lng, coal, crude oil or farm equipment some automotive tariffs about 10 10 - 15% also there going after big check as well they launched an antitrust probe and hopefully not hurting us as much. >> openai is to finalize the first custom chip design how soon could that happen. >> this is interesting everyone is to rely on nvidia this is openai to get a little bit less reliant on nvidia there going to be sending their design to tsmc the major player when it comes to designing chips sending out to them for fabrication. the process of sending th

stuart: taylor riggs is here with a preview. what do you have for us?lus we're all over doge and epa and lee zeldin saying epa down about $20 billion they're try to claw back sitting in citi bank being used for unauthorized purposes and we're going to be all over the doge latest and all that coming up at noon. stuart: got t taylor. we'll take it from there. next case. epa administrator lee zeldin commands $20 billion worth of taxpayer money, set aside for climate projects by the biden administration. grady trimble with us now. grady, how is zeldin going to get that money back? >> the current epa says the previous administration parked that roughly $20 billion in outside financial institution and now it wants to cancel the agreement with that bank for the bank to return all of that money for trump epa officials going for the alleged goal for that previous administration and going for them all of that $20 billion in climate money in a "rush job with reduced oversight". epa administrator lee zeldin promising to stop that plan in its tracks. >> i don't know

good morning, taylor riggs. great to have you here.iktok to their app stores, right in. >> yes, they are. remember, jan 20th tiktok was banned, but we got a 75-day reprieve. we weren't really sure once you had it this in on your phone, that was fine, but you weren't getting updates, and you couldn't download it if you didn't already have it. now they're bringing it back to the app a store. pam bondi saying they are going to be -- they aren't going to be enforcing the ban, so bear we're back down on that tiktok clock to understand if this will be sold and what is the long-term path forward. ashley: yeah. certainly an uncertain future. speaking offing google, what's their a.i. chief saying about deepseek? >> he says they're better than deepseek, and don't worry about it. deepseek is overexaggerated at this point h. in an all a hands on deck memo to employees saying that they have all the ingredients to lead a.i. over china and over deepseek. basically, deepseek has exaggerated, and google's a.i. is better. ashley: well, as you say, that'

met me bring in the panel, "big money" cohost taylor riggs, national review staff writer caroline downeyas the biggest government overthrow in our history, right? king george. you've got to -- i guess it's one thing to misquote history if you're trying to make an observation, but when you're trying to put someone in their place, you better know what you're talking about, caroline. >> you've got to be super accurate. and if a lot of these pundits have a cursory, superficial if understanding of history. and, by the way, the founding fathers didn't know everything, but they were very clairvoyant r. charles: charles they were amazing. it's remarkable that they, i mean, you know, they were is so prescient. >> of course. we didn't have a constitution in the world before the usa created what we had. now, thin so innovative -- they were to to innote -- innovative that that it has withstood, 3 400 years -- charles: they knew history. they picked off things from england, from france, are from famous philosophers. they were so well read. bob marley that says if you don't know your past, you won't k

let's start with meta, and and we have taylor riggs to take us through that. >> good morning. yesterday morning and said they are starting the process of cutting a few jobs, about 5% of their work force or 360000 people. sub-- 3600 people. zuckerberg wants to cut out some of the lowest performers. that's the way they're doing this, really focus on jobs that are pivoting to a.i. and cutting other jobs elsewhere. david: they're all in on a.i. >> yes. david we did have some earnings reports before the bell. let's start with kellogg. >> you're up 8, 9%. a sales miss but profit crushed it thanks to what they're doing in their supply chain, all the way down that income statement. interesting, they said they're looking to to organic sales growth for the rest of this year to still be about a decline of 1%. david: another iconic name, coca-cola. >> let's do it. you must be drinking and eating, because the shares are up 4%, and they're seeing resilient demand for their stow das and juices in particular -- sodas and juices in particular. organic revenue if up 14%, but 9% of that is the p

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boston globe editorial board member carine hajjar along with "big money show" cohost taylor riggs. blew my mind is that the biden administration wouldn't sell lng to japan. >> yes. charles: what the hell was that all about? >> and trump finally just saying, we'll do it, like we want to, you know? i think this is just so shocking that these press conferences, think about how new these are. we didn't get this type of stuff with these off the cuff remarks in the last four years. so trump is coming out and he's doing the economy, he's doing foreign relations and some politics. charles: we have more of this than any if country in the world. it's a power -- it's a source of power and revenue. and, you know, it doesn't make sense. it's nuts. >> i have to tell you too when i was on the trail this whole last year, it's something that voters brought up that they're frustrated about a, that we have this liquid gold that we're not tapping into. so i'm sure trump voters are pleased with this. just to see him up there communicating with our very valuable, 1r58ed allies -- valued allies, being pr