but if they just for tom stuart, i did not want to deal. can i be should midway up about the neighbors up. ok, sure. but i teach. give sure you don't know why you my so carina not but i will in the you but of the way she see beaten you. she's on the yellow to say you for see me only, but i get, i mean, but i want to on will as i going to see what the work and i will. yeah. he's the voice media. he see me, the features girlish the look even if, if you get on a minute little jury, she says that i'm, he put an order it monday or this bakery is one of the oldest in belmont. oh, it's been working for 3 decades. diona hasn't raised prices for several years and refuses to do so now, but the size of bread rolls will have to be reduced. otherwise flower prices will negate any profit. good. good, i got a letter. well, it's about food 3, a month. this is a full but if you go to bubble, a local bubble. local investors are local business. what's the name of laura? this movie? load you know. got to do it. so could you tell jenny those you did was off so

stuart: -- right now. tom's classified document to the ones that trump kept at mar-a-lago? >> it's a one for one comparison. it's whether or not a president or vice president has the right to ache records with him -- to take records with them when they leave the white house. and prior to the national around kentuckys and the biden justice -- archives and the biden justice department deciding to change precedent, their prior position and ignore the law and harass trump, that was what prime ministers could do. that was what vice presidents could do -- presidents could do. but there's a new rule for trump, and the question is whether it's going to be fairly applied to biden, and there's no indication it is. they found these documents back in november. now we're hearing for the first time from the president that there were boxes of documents that were turned over. if so it's not just -- so it's not just ten classified records or records marked as classified. there potentially are other records that were taken by t

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stuart: what is the future of tom brady? you want him to retire and join fox sports? benefits, a 401(k), why not stop, come and hang out with us, have been do stuart varney, don't bum me but you should have a tom brady segment and why not? after all, he looks like he is 12. he's not aging. stuart: he might enjoy a segment with me, with someone who knows nothing about football, make a nice change for him. i am out of time, a hard break coming up. see you later. still ahead, charles payne, doctor marty makary, and mike murphy. the michaela community school, one of 403 schools, how about this? merit points handed out, they want success, they want to compete, they want to win and they do. the opposite of america's public schools, "my take" next. when people ask us who we are, we tell them we're problem solvers, opportunity creators, and change-makers. we are rotary. around the world, our network of 1.4 million neighbors, friends, and leaders volunteer their skills and resources to solve issues and address community needs. take action with us. find out more at rotary.org/a

stuart: yes. lauren: shareholders last. i don't think any of them are crying. i think 1.1 million shares that tom brady had bought? be crying. you start losing by the millions and i be crying. i'd cry if i lose by a couple hundred. lauren: really? stuart: yeah, pretty much. i'm going to move on. todd: why do you think we have commercial breaks because stuart sees his stocks and tears up, we've got tissues here. stuart: look at that the dow industrial is up 126 points on this wednesday morning dow winners top of the list we have dow inc., microsoft, walgreens boots, boeing, chevron, how about s&p 500 here is stocks for you don't know the top one. amazon, 92 bucks nearly 3% tesla is on the list not bad, nasdaq, they keep going on that list, amazon is on the list, ebay, tesla, microsoft not bad. there's gainers today. where is the 10-year treasury yield he asks this morning? it is there you go, 3.58% it's actually down a bit this morning and the price of gold, any closer to 1,900 bucks yes it is, 1,879 it is, bitcoin 17, 400, oil where's that? $76 a barrel and nat gas, the government wants to ban gas stoves, heaven kn

tom congressman chris stuart, a republican from utah, now calling out this excuse that well presidentd classified documents. i want you to watch this. >> every one of these documents , they have a cover sheet that's red. it says what the classification is and why it's classified. every single page has a classification marking on it. this isn't the kind of thing you just sit on your desk and think oh, i forgot they are classified it's very clear they are classified and for those who think that well, the president didn't realize that he had those in his possession, it just is nonsense. of course he knew he had them. they are so obvious. lauren: should biden get his eyes checked, tom? >> [laughter] you know, there's a big presumption here, lauren. we're presuming these records were taken the way the trump records were. they were in trump's office and moved out. why is it we're presuming that here? it's unusual that they showed up in three different places. you know, did someone else take them? and who else had access to his office and was given special access to his office. lauren: over

stuart: i call that a really big no comment. the gentleman on the other side is tomn the border. i want to bring this up to you, tom, as i understand it, there's a border app. it's to allow migrants to prefile for asylum. they get on the app, they get an appointment for asylum inside the united states and get to the boarder and tell border patrol, i got the assignment, i've got the appointment and they let them in. i believe that is about to happen. any comment? >> well, in my opinion, it's illegal and they'll lose it in court. florida already has a lawsuit on it. the probe policy is clear, the statute that says you can give parole on the case by case analysis ask significant public benefit and case by case analysis and the argue of president biden's speech saying 30,000 month will be brought in. where's the case by case analysis to bring someone in the country when there was no analysis done. they'll lose this in court. what they're trying to do, they're trying to legalize people coming to the port of entry so when they bring 30,000 in with this process, that i thin

stuart: from tom, the primary threat of wokism and aggressive liberalism began with wood stock. opinion. to get us a real feeling, you should ask david assmann, our colleague on fox business because he was at woodstock way back wen and remembers it well. he's not woke and anybody but wokeness, guys. i don't think it start there had. susan: woodstock was 50 years ago? stuart: was is '69? susan: i asked david how old he was and he was a teen anger. stuart: you weren't even born. we're not getting into that. i remember reading about woodstock from england. rob writes: based on esg requirements from blackrock, are you considering selling the stock you have stated you own? well, i own blackstone not blackrock. therefore i have no intention of selling a stock which i don't even own already. i'm hogging this friday feedback session. i want you guys to get involved here. lauren: i don't own blackrock or blackstone. stuart: okay. this is from mark, do you fully disconnect, slightly disconnect, or stay involved when on vacation? i slightly disconnect. lauren? lauren: i want to go with ful

stuart: all right, hillary, thank you very much indeed. tomclearing the air about his future in football. he's finally addressing the rumor mill and his response seemed just a little out of character. we're on it. the chief economist alt moody's says we stand to lose 6 million jobs and $12 trillion in household wealth if we default on our debt. i'm convinced that's not going to happen. we'll talk to stephen moore about it. he's next. ♪ (lighthearted music) - "best thing i've ever done." that's what freddie told me. - a person like me needed to get a reverse mortgage to change my life. it was the best thing i've ever done. - really? - yes, without doubt! - [tom selleck] joanne said just about the same thing. - it absolutely is the best thing i ever did. - jack put it a different way. to him, it was about having his grandkids over. - you want to have the kids over, you want to have the grandkids over. - yeah. - you want to have the family over. you want to say, "this is my place." - great people, different people. that's for sure. and all of the

stuart: wouldn't that be a wonderful thing? toms for being with us, it's always appreciated. >> thank you. stuart: now this, a former ge worker sentenced to prison after conspiring to steal company secrets for china. what more do we know about this, ash? >> reporter: is that a huge surprise? good morning, stu. the 59-year-old chinese national worked as an engineer specializing in turbine sealing technology at ge's facility in schenectady, new york. prosecutors say this engineer used his position of trust to steal what they say was innovative ge technology for china a-based companies and universities that research and manufacture parts for turbines. in other words, they're stealing the technology. china denies the allegations, no big surprise, and the engineer pleaded not guilty, but a jury has sentenced him to two years in prison plus another year of supervised release. u.s. authorities say, look, the chinese government poses the biggest long-term threat to u.s. economic and national security through its unprecedented efforts to si

stuart: it is, all over the country. tom homan, always good. thank you, sir.preciate it: 11:55, trivia question time. sofia is the capitol of which country, romania, especially tore ya, bulgaria? tore ya, bulgaria? i know this. i have the answer right after this. ha . . ♪. stuart: i'm got this one but i will let ashley go first. which, sofia is the capital of which country? it is yours. >> i know this through football teams, stu, growing up. that is how i learned geography. it is bulgaria. they have a good football team out of bulgaria. stuart: you're right. that is easy one. send in "friday feedback." send in "fan "fan friday" video, tell us who you are, where you're from, watching "varney & company." you might make it. time is up for me, but neil, it is yours. neil: not once have you run any of my email including one i was disguised in the video where i was saying awful things about your show. you have a goo

stuart: i get the impression these investigations will drag on for months if not years. tom you very much for joining us. we'll be back to see you again soon. >> you're welcome, thank you. stuart: now house oversight chair, james comer is sharing updates on the investigation. what did mr. comer have to say? lauren: he's investigating the biden family for influence pedaling which has happened over decades from biden's time in the senate when he conveniently served on the foreign relations committee so he has these connections. what countries, which people, which individuals are expected a return on their investment is what he wants to know. listen here. >> i mean, this isn't the most complex investigation on the planet. there's evidence everywhere that would point out that this family , has been involved in the influence pedaling scheme for decades. the american people are getting a taste of this with the fact these documents were in so many different locations. does anyone believe that those classified documents, when they left the vice president's office, they just took the

stuart: republican senator tom cotton threatens to block president biden's nominees for any departmentocument and the president's hands. lauren: he and congress have been stonewalled and he wants to review classified documents. >> the administration is stonewalling congress on classified documents, at donald trump's residence and president biden's residence which is unacceptable. i am prepared to refuse consent or fast-track any nominee for any department or agency and take every step i cannot every committee on which i serve to impose consequences. lauren: so really wants to slow the senate, already slow down senators sworn in january 3rd, they have taken one roll call vote, they took one on monday to confirm the defense secretary. stuart: that is all we've got so far. former acting attorney general matthew whitaker joined me now. can they shut the senate down and should they? >> good to be with you. really, the senate works through all the senators getting along, the cooling of the house's cup, supposed to be the saucer getting down and doesn't get too excited but obviously this divi

tom: he and stuart kaiser, i think, have led. jonathan: equities positive point 1% on the s&p. america coming up later. crude approaching 90. wti, having a look at 80 two. -- 82. tom: i think it is valid to say we are approaching 90 on brent crude. i don't have a chart in front of me, but there it is. it is that simple. petroleum on the march, and so much of that because of china. which means it is an annual visit in davos, the meetings of the world economic forum, lisa abramowicz they are just in from the piano bar. let me get my surveillance watch out there and look at the time change. lisa abramowicz with one of my fame -- my favorite people. faith birol. lisa: i am here with the executive director of the international agency for energy. there is a question at the time when you are the busiest ever of trying to get a handle on energy markets. i was speaking yesterday with chevron ceo and was saying he could see a market -- he could see emma court argument for oil prices going to $150 or $50. faith: i'm sure he knows what he is talking about, because he makes money or loses mo

stuart: okay i've got to move on tom brady record setting jersey. >> here we go.ssed peyton manning for most all-time fourth quarter comebacks december of this year. the bidding is already over 200,000. we expect this to approach or exceed 400,000, and if brady retires, this will bast four unr wore in his career. stuart: lebron james, miami heat , nick name jersey. this is a true rarity. again lebron going for the all-time point record this year. they let them wear nicknames in 2013 and this is one of four games he had king james on the back of his uniform so this is incredibly rare. we're looking at probably 150 to $300,000 on that. stuart: have we got time for the patrick mahomes rookie trading card? yes we do. >> sure and again, the chiefs fans are looking for another super bowl. this is a patrick mahomes national treasures limited 99. it is a psa gem-10 and we're looking for this to go in the $200,000 range at goldin, and we did something very interesting. i no longer have to go into the long goldin auctions. we now own goldin, so literally it's just goldin.co

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tom: you know how much i hate this. this is coach, right? >> coach, stuart reisman, and kate spade. - tom: is that where we are going? where the brands come in and get famous celebrities and artists? >> i don't know about that. collaborations drive demand and they go viral on social media everyone sees them and there you go. tom: does social media helped me cease move forward or the big boxes? >> we just had a dinner with nieces the other night, the personalization that is being allocated to merchandising is really helping them navigate a consumer environment that is a bit more challenging for the income level. tom: how do they manage expansion -- expenses? >> what about the bed dead -- bed bath and beyond stores that may come into play. the off-price is what those boxes, those are good boxes any great locations. tom: for the same concept? >> for macy's itsy different concept. but see what develops with the bed, bath & beyond locations. tom: list be constructive. why did they fill? what is the best practice forward for retail not to do a bed, bath & beyond? >> you need printed mercha

he's basically captain tom of the of the night this whatever his name's stuart haywood .e say stuart, he's he's a naturist it if you if you love nature you want to out there may i recommend kick back camping vans. oh is that right. yeah but may but wear a towel under the upholstery please . another, upholstery please. another, another plug . let's head over to another plug. let's head over to the daily mail now, fully clothed. and there's another story on contentment are . you story on contentment are. you happy now, josh? am i know what? i am happy and the headline is happiness is making every minute count there's a simple science to contentment. it's reframing a time around life's little pleasures. this is basically an advertising for a book, but actually sounds like quite a good book called happier, happier hour. it's been a bit of a hit in america , but you know a hit in america, but you know what? there's stuff in here that fundamentally agree . even though fundamentally agree. even though this is essentially an advert. but one of the things you said the secret is ha

he's basically captain tom of the of the night this whatever his name's stuart haywood .say stuart, he's he's a naturist it if you if you love nature you want to out there may i recommend kick back camping vans. oh is that right. yeah but may but wear a towel under the upholstery please . another, upholstery please. another, another plug . let's head over to another plug. let's head over to the daily mail now, fully clothed. and there's another story on contentment are . you story on contentment are. you happy now, josh? am i know what? i am happy and the headline is happiness is making every minute count there's a simple science to contentment. it's reframing a time around life's little pleasures. this is basically an advertising for a book, but actually sounds like quite a good book called happier, happier hour. it's been a bit of a hit in america , but you know a hit in america, but you know what? there's stuff in here that fundamentally agree . even though fundamentally agree. even though this is essentially an advert. but one of the things you said the secret is have

stuart: i guaranty you're right. 2002. of 11 days after the september 11th terrorists attacks. secretary tom ridge was appointed. it wasn't until november 2002 the congress made it a formal cab bet department. 2002 is the question. i better really update the markets really fast. not that much to update. we don't have that much movement. the dow is down 10. nasdaq down 11. s&p down six. i call that a pretty flat day. thanks for joining us for the hour, mike murphy. you were excellent as usual. that is it for "varney & company." today, "coast to coast" starts now. ♪. neil: here we go again. is it me or are these layoffs picking up steam? 3m the latest. more on the tech industry for sure but actually more, period, everywhere. now companies are shedding temporary workers in what some are calling a warning sign for the labor market. just how bad does this get? we'll ask donald trump's former counsel of economic advisors chairman, kevin hassett. if losing your job isn't caring you, i bet rising crime certainly is. some very scary incidents in atlanta in a part of the city that attracts a whole lot of tourists but not

tom: if you said to me right now over a beverage of my choice right now i would say the single idea that shows the struggle, stuart kaiser there are so few things for him to choose from that is the feeling i get right now. jonathan: jp morgan next friday. earnings friday. izzy time. -- busy time. going to skip cpi, going to skip seat -- jp morgan. tom: are you serious? jonathan: i'm deadly serious. a january vacation. lisa: look at that, just fascinating. jonathan: second week of the year. lisa: happy new year, guys. where are my running shoes? jonathan: job report about 20 minutes away. >> keeping you up-to-date with this around from the world on lisa mateo. the u.s. jobs report is out in less than 20 minutes and it will help determine with the federal reserve does next. the estimates are that employers added fewer jobs indicating the labor market is cooling and a higher rate hikes aren't needed. the data released shows the stock market is service again. republicans are making history on capitol hill. they blocked kevin mccarthy from becoming speaker of the house on 11 ballots that is a civil war record. it leave

stuart: that's in nice update thank you and intense pressure to reveal what is in the document in the documents center mark warner and tom hearted said they will show them senate if they don't get full access and what is in the documents and this thing is spiraling out of control. >> i thank you so extremely telling them warner is in the camp of we are going to shut down the senate if we do not get access and maybe he is trying to position himself or something in the future admitting that your speculation on my part but obviously there's appetite, not only from democrats on capitol hill but impress immediate which is the media to get to the bottom of this and now, that could be because joe biden's useful life as a vehicle for the powers that be, is overly can also be that the nation medias probably doing the job democrats are finally doing their job they wanted equal system of justice and i don't know which one it is tour but i think it is a good sign them on and these document shenanigans because i think at the end of the day with we keep really classified stuff costs and because of right benefits all of us. stuart: it

tom: in the intro i mentioned the executive editors and this goes back to a guy named stuart wallacecommitment years ago that we would own this up against good competitors. commodities is a world business. the fallout of 10 and 15 years of investment is to have a team where there is a whole bunch of other people grinding away at this. jonathan: crude up to about $81 a barrel, more than 3%. wti up 3.2%. tom: i met will at the dorchester miners convention. jonathan: he would be the first to tell you lme week has changed a lot. not what it once was. coming up, krishna memani. looking forward to speaking to him. we get you down to the opening bell in america. ♪ this is ge aerospace, advancing flight for future generations. ♪ welcome to a new era of flight. tom: we say good morning to you. lisa abramowicz and tom keene here. an important day for goldman sachs. we welcome all of you this morning. we look at a set of anticipated layoffs at goldman sachs. we will follow up on that. right now we have futures up 20, dow futures up 121. there is an equity left but it is accompanied with a pullb

tom will be back tomorrow. happy new year do you. we will do that for six more days? lisa: four more days. jonathan: i've just forgotten how to do basic addition and subtraction. stuarta rajappa all coming up in the next hour on bloomberg tv. ♪ hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds in 12 months on golo. golo and the release has been phenomenal in my life. it's all natural. it's not something that gives you the jitters. it makes you go through your days with energy, and you're not tired anymore, and your anxiety, everything is gone. it's definitely worth trying. it is an amazing product. lisa: happy new year. welcome back. jon ferro of preparing for the next hour. tom keene on assignment. we are looking at markets trying to lift stocks and bonds to start a new 2023. there is a pessimistic tone, although this morning there is an optimistic tone in markets, at least u.s. markets. .5% gain on the s&p. the dollar regaining strength. euro-dollar 1.0 556. 10 year yields .67%. people getting more optimistic about the idea, people are thinking perhaps we have seen a peak in interest rates and there is inevitable soffer session that will enable anyone to go into but -- soft recessi