tony: absolutely. this is not about the president. this is about the district. i do not always agree with the president and i do not appreciate the president attacking veterans. i will always defend and fight for veterans. steve: all right, let's move on. we are going to talk about health care now. that started with health care that leads us into a topic both of you have hit hard on your commercials and during this debate so far. we are from a lot of people concerned about protecting coverage for those with pre-existing conditions. if the a formal care act is repealed by the supreme court, what we do to ensure texans are provided affordable health care that covers pre-existing conditions? i want specifics. what we do to protect people with pre-existing conditions? gina ortiz jones first? gina: health is so personal to me. it was health care that saved my mom's life when she was diagnosed with colon cancer. i'd come back for my deployment. i will never forget standing in her kitchen when she told me she

"the man i told you about," tony bobulinski.en documents confirm this wasne real, at one point in joe biden's son texted tony bobulinski towa say joe biden, s father, was making key thi to ky business decisions. >> 100 biden said the chairman, he's talking about his data. >> correct, his father is giving an emphatic no, which is putting proper governance insp place. >> tucker: joe biden is vetoing your plan for putting stricter governance in the company. and it's right here. >> i want to be very careful in front of the american people. that is not me writing that, that is not me claiming that, that is hunter biden writing on his own phone, typing in that i spoke with my chairman referencing his father. >> tucker: exactly, that is not tony bobulinski's word, it is spelled's out in the clearest possible language in documents that bobulinski provided us at end documents, subsequently federal authorities have authenticated as real. on may 13th 2017, hunter biden got an email explaining how his family would be paid for the deal with

when you heard tony bobulinski say that, this is a direct loan right to the biden family, that is tony, when you hear that, that is pretty damning stuff. >> it its pretty damning stuff. tony bobulinski is extremely credible to this point. is quite clear that hunter biden enlisted him to set up the deal with the biden family. the chinese will not give hunter biden biden and jim biden, money for free. they want to influence joe biden because they possibly think he could be the next president of the united states. he is far more family to china than donald trump will ever be because donald trump is the first president in the last 50 years who stood up to china yet our media, still nails donald trump for doing the right thing. i think americans overall need to wake up how dangerous it is and the fact that the bidens could be in the back pocket of the chinese. once you're in the back pocket of the chinese, trust me, they will find a way to pressure you to do what you want. elizabeth: ford o'connell. come back soon. good to see you, my friend. >> thank you, emac. elizabeth: coming up the for

i want but doesn't add up, tony.ald trump it is hard to tell what is and isn't the truth. i think that will most concerned the president is the polling contained within this story that says 65% of americans think that says 65% of americans think that if donald trump had taken coronavirus more seriously, he would not now be sick. 90% of those were democrats thinking the case but 50% of republicans, we are less than a month of way from the russian he has tried to pitch about the economy and a strike to avoid coronavirus becoming an issue and now it is the only thing people are talking about. —— from an election he has tried to pitch about the economy. people with mild symptoms show symptoms for up with mild symptoms show symptoms for up to 14 days. and i think the dangerous thing could happen here is the president is release and becomes much worse and must be rushed back in the hospital and that would be catastrophic for his campaign at this stage. that's before we talk about something people suffer from long covid whe

tony, i think, tony, if you've got this situation where you want to be long longer term, you've cheapenedt up a little bit by selling some of those near-dated calls. how exactly does this play out is this a trade you agree with to make this kind of view? >> carter mentioned a few things mike also said this is a fairly slow and steady type etf you see the ewj grinding higher and carter mentioned it is lagging behind other countries from my perspective, that speaks to the economic indicators we are looking at out of japan. they are slowly improving, but not particularly strong from my perspective. the makeup of the etf, as mike said, is dominate with tech names, consumer discretionary names. it does have low exposure to sectors like energy and utilities. from my perspective, you look at the chart, i do see some massive resistance at that 60 1/2 level. the fact that it's lagging behind most of the other domestic equities, from my perspective i think the upside is fairly limited. while i like the structure to have the slow grind higher, i think i would adjust my strikes a little lower because

does tony's trade make sense is this the way you would play lilly? >> something people ought to focus on is what tony has chosen is in the money by about $2. when you think about decay and that's what you want to use when you are using a debit option is how much decay in this case you are spending $1.55 in premium, but the dekate only represents about $3.65 of that when we are trying to get payoffs on debit spreads here it is not as critical it proves probability of profit. the other thing is he has given himself time it's difficult to play short dated catalysts. if your thesis is alignment, this is a way to mitigate your downside risk because you are only spending 1.55 versus well over 100 to buy the stock. you can make the bullish bet playing off some of the items he outlined and have relatively good profit and relatively low decay. those are all attractive aspects of this. >> he pointed out the chart. it has gotten above where it should in terms of the overall longer trend lines do you believe the chart is do for more upside? >> one of the more co

isn't that what the kids say tony zheng knows, and he's going to break it down into options terms youan understand. >>> and professor khouw is traiting his calculator for a combine to explain how and why this could be the season to sow a plan around adm. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >>> let's jump right in. another huge slate of earnings coming up this coming week including tech titans facebook, amazon, apple, microsoft, and. take it away. >> it was a big week in terms of earnings, but there is sark. the five biggest names are all reporting on the same calendar week now, the daily goes back, of course, to facebook's ipo, but if you were to look at the three other times when this has happened, apple, microsoft, amazon, google, and facebook, all reporting in the same week, it's been a down event in any event, let's look at the table and the chart of qqq what we know, of course, the market itself is so dependent on tech and/or growth look at the first bullet point that i have for you. basically when tech is down, the s&p itself is down 80% of th

says it could have a better chance next week tony, what do you say?like you said, this stuck is up over 200% this year so far. it is not a household name so not a lot of investors know what they do. they are a b2b company they have the ability to embed voice text into their mobile and web applications and it's a great company that's provided a lot of growth here, they have made some smart acquisitions over the last couple years that allow them to project another 30% year over year growth for the next four years, so a substantial amount of growth the company is expecting over the next half a decade or so if you look at the chart, you have a recent breakout above the 290 resistance level it has come back to test that as support and is now continuing higher when you compare that to the technology sector, not only is it outperforming the technology sector, but the cloud computing index, which is up about 80% on the year itself so when you couple that with the chart, i think you have a very strong setup going into earnings the trade setup i have is taking

>> tony zeroed in on the big gap up, thursday, analyst day.ompany remarkably pledged revenue growth of 30% each year for the next four years. this is a powerful kind of setup. stocks that gap up often gap again. i would want to be long, not short. >> mike, what do you think of the trade? >> i'm in. the situation here is that this is obviously a story stock as much as anything if you are going to make a bullish play, you do it in a more idiosyncratic situation it is a growth story and options are not that high relative to the kinds of moves we have seen historically. that's the time you want to look at using options, when you have these types of stocks and can buy the options at a reasonable price relevant to historic price. >>> all right. sign up for our newsletter here is what is coming up next >>> hold on to your hay bales. old mcdonald has a barn, but a strategy on adm. who do you think will have a more bountiful harvest >>> tweet us your question at tisaion. if it's nice we will answer it on air ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back if you caug

-- this is tony dad.he individual who is helping us with the business we are working on with the chinese. >> tucker: so it was clear to you that joe biden's son had told him about this business? >> crystal clear. crystal clear. >> tucker: tell us about the conversation that subsequently occur between you and joe biden question might speak of the conversation, as you are well aware, the president of the united states was always the co, whether they were a democrat or republican or other, so i had the highest respect for joe ande that he had held. so i stood up and shook his hand and obviously we sat down and ordered some drink. i think jim biden was hungry and may have ordered some food. joe asked me to talk about my background, my family, he thanked me for my service. i'm obviously very proud of that, i'm proud of my brothers service and my grandfather's service. and then he walked through his family. obvious is some of the tragedies he had dealt with, his political career at a high level, we didn't go in

tony?> all right, weijia, thank you very much. >>> as i toss it back to you in new york, you heard a bit about the battle for the air waves. also a ground game battle. a battle for turnout going door to door. we'll have more on that later in the show. for now, back to you in new york. >> tony, thanks. we'll see you later in the forecast. >>> more than 28 million americans reportedly have already cast their ballots in this election. over the past week, we've seen massive early voting lines in multiple states. part of what's expected to be a record turnout. manuel bojorquez is in miami. manny, early voting is just getting under way there. what are you seeing? >> good morning. we are seeing a long line. this one here extends around the corner and down the block with just over two weeks to go until election day. people are eager to cast their ballots. some people got in this line before 5:00 this morning, braving downpours. it is florida, after all. many voters told us they wanted to get here e

and tony main the titans home is where the coffin is. get ready to risk less and make more "options action" starts now. >> that was super spooky let's get right to it following a troubling stat for the housing market as people flee the cities for the suburbs. new data shows millions are behind their mortgage and rent payment. and look at the treasuries, yields on the rise if you're looking for a way to play offense and defense we have a call for your portfolio. carter is laying out a call for your portfolio take it away >> you don't think of financials as being a safe haven or defensive, but yet given the action of the market and what is happening to yields -- and this is a follow-up from the tlt trade of a week or so ago -- i think it's important to look at banks. the first is a 10-year yield chart. i like to call it a bearish to bullish reversal but forget what i call it. something that goes down and starts to curl up. you can see it is starting to rise that is an important development. take a look at the next chart. this is kre. it is

that's not tony bobulinski's word word.s cleared out in the strangest language into that he provided to us in documents that us subsequently federal authoritie have authenticated as real. on may 132017 for example, he got an e-mail claiming how his family would be paid for their deal with the chinese energy company. his father was getting 10 percent. >> in that e-mail there is a statement where they go through the equity gym biden is referenced as 10 percent, it doesn't say biden, it says gym and then it has 10 percent for the big guy held by h. i sit here and know that the bi guy is referencing joe biden. that's crystal clear to me because i lived it, i met with the former vice president in person multiple times. so that was three years ago and we still don't know where all that money went. we don't know because the media haven't forced biden to telus. last last night, tony bobulinsk at telling detailed pair to his brother, jim saw his stake in the deal double it went from 10 percent to 20 percent. was jim biden getting hi

let's listen to tony bobulinski here.atch this. >> that is a blatant lie, when he states that, that is blatant lie. obviously the world is aware i attended the debate last thursday and in that debate he made a specific statement around questions around this from the president and i'll be honest with you, i almost stood up and screamed liar. elizabeth: he almost stood up and screamed liar. congressman when you heard that, what did you think? he is really mad. >> i would be mad too if we had adam schiff and mainstream media saying that bob bobulinski and joe biden saying refusing to deal with this. big tech tyrants refuse to allow posts on this story. i understand why bobulinski is upset and we are former naval officer and you never doubt the integrity of that naval officer unless you want to get that naval officer fired up. we know joe biden being a private citizen, that is not true. hunter biden flew on air force two to china came back with $1.5 billion with a hedge fund under his management. joe biden admitted publicly h

tony bobulinski is not a russian agent. he's a former naval officer who served this country as did many members of his family. to dismiss him as a tool of russian intelligence is outrageous and it may have spurred his decision to come on the show tomorrow night. as of tonight, what do we know about this story? tony bobulinski has produced a lot of documents. kim strassel has read them. she is with "the wall street journal." she joins us. thanks for coming on. what do we know as of right now? >> i think this story has two parts. the first one is hunter and the poor and part about this when he read these texts and emails is that up until now, we knew about the shady ukraine deal. the assumption was that hunter had been hired because of his dad. he didn't have any oil or gas experience. now we know that that's exactly what was happening in this deal because he brings about it. we have texts and emails in which all these partners are saying we ought to be keeping more of the money here for the people that are actually doing the

we received a statement from a former naval officer called tony bobulinski. name you never heard before today, you will hear a lot about this man in the coming days. let's ge

lou: tony bobulinski.with us tonight, and tony bobulinski will be amongst the guests, the special best of the president in this debate. and stick around after the broadcast. i'll be joining neil cavuto for fox business' special coverage of tonight's presidential debate. please follow me on twitter @loudobbs facebook and instagram @loudobbstonight. thanks for being with us. good night from sussex, we'll see you later. ♪ ♪ >> you watching fox business -- you're watching fox business coverage of the final presidential debate. here's neil cavuto. neil: all right. if i were to have told you getting ready for the big debate that a name like tony bobulinski would have come up, you would have said, what? he's claiming there's more there this to the hunter biden e-mails, and further more, that joe biden's claim that he never talked business with his son are false. he will be the epicenter of a growing argument right now that many in the media choose to ignore, but donald trump will not tonight. this is part of the

window had trouble is very few people walked past my window more than a 1000000 older people like tony can go for over a month without speaking to anyone a situation only worsened by lockdown but the media took up tony's cause and he was inundated with support the lovely thing was. not so much the quantity the quality the lovely messages like from all over the world a heartbreaking tale with a heartwarming ending not quite as many have found before him media fame can take a dark tan with an inevitable public backlash that backlash came from tony's neighbors who told me they were his friends and there for him in his time of grief they claimed the media circus was all a sham and the apparent rift with the people who call themselves his friends has ironically made tony more lonely than ever and some of them showing real anger about this to my face and some don't talk to me and i can't do anything about that this week i've decided to go for those 2 things in this 1st of all the awful associations with moving here joe becoming ill joe going into hospital and then coming home and coming home

tony was, you know, tony was great, actually. tony was intimidatingly smart and opinich and opinionated and i was a kid from south carolina and he was a big city kid. i was intimidated. >> he was the editor in chief. let's leave it at that. >> you said hick from south carolina? >> well, you know, i was from south carolina. i did end up being editor in chief. >> i was going to say, editor in chief politzer prize winner but you self-identify, you can self-identify however you choose, sally. i love that, shoutout to the "michigan daily" go blue, i'm a grad myself as are my folks. enough about that. 19 days out, salary. you heard everything from our panel. i want to play something else that's a revealing moment when you look at the generational divide within the democratic party because if you haven't seen this yet, everyone watching at home, you got to see this. this is the top ranking democrat on the senate judiciary committee where every democrat i would say below a certain age has lived through the hostage taking, the disrespect,

i think that's what tony's trying to do here.e it to him if it makes sense whether or not to be bullish. but the trade makes sense. >> carter, how does it look like snap >> this is a good instance, when it breaks to all-time highs it has unlimited potential. if we know, abnd we 0 do, that the stock ipo back in march, 2017, it was at 17 and it hit 29. in the last year and i half we have been climbing back, climbing back. we are basically right at the peak two days after the ipo and this puts you into blue sky, the concept of overhead supply represents shares above that when a stock gets to that level, people want to get their money back once you're at all-time highs, you don't have that. anyone who has the stock has an unhappy experience and the only person that is happy is the short seller and that ultimately represents someone who has to cover. this is a very powerful set up >> all right for everything's option action check out our website. while you're there, sign up for our newsletter. here's what's coming up next. >>> coming

and that's what tony zhang is singing about today.nd our last song pun of the evening, you down with tlt or up? or down? or up? professor khouw breaks it down, why rates could be in for a bumpy ride, and how to ride that out with options it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >> let's get right to it consumer staples making a comeback from the march lows and now hovering close to all-time highs. carter says there is one stock signaling trouble despite the staple surge carter, what are you looking at? >> i thought we'd target proctor here proctor is the biggest weighting we know in the sector, but it's just a bit hot to my eye and let's try to figure it out together so first a simple table and you can see it there on your screen and this is just looking at the performance of the consumer staple sector versus proctor one year basis, the sector up 10%, procter doubled that, up 24 on a two-year basis, the sector is up 25 proctor is up 77 on a five-year basis, the sector is up 33 and proctor is up 93. now l

and tony bobulinski has confirmed that the big guy was joe biden.here's so many questions that need to be asked and joe biden could easily clear it up by coming clean and talking to us. it's unbelievable that no one else in the media is covering this. >> tucker: let me ask you as a final question, we are about to have the final presidential debate in a campaign which we've seen relatively little of the democratic challenger. that's not a partisan point, it's true, measurably, we've not seen much of joe biden hasn't answered many questions. can we actually have a presidential debate where wreaking news that just emerged, and i and a credible eyewitness, former naval officer is completely ignored in a debate, can that happen by the moderat moderator? >> let's see, i would not be surprised at all. we will probably see as we did in the first debate that the moderator will shut down president trump when he tried to raise it. now she has a mute button. >> tucker: it is hard to see how we return to the normal media landscape after this. never imagine we li

hey, what's the deal with tony bobulinski? did you meet him?you mean when you said to him, mr. vice president, look out for my family? >> what kind of shake is he drinking chocolate, vanilla or strawberry. absolutely ridiculous. i wonder if the media will treat bobulinski like vindman remember in the impeachment hearings they said is he a war veteran and serves in the military they have to believe him and trust him. why doesn't bobulinski get that same respect from the left wing media he doesn't. i felt last night on tucker he came across as honest and trustworthy. he doesn't make any money off. this is he a wealthy guy already. is he a democrat. there is no you will tierie ultn but to claim his. joe biden and his family have made a lot of money from the chinese and probably some other places. and the problem with that is not that joe biden made money especially when he wasn't in the vp office. the problem is that he has lied to the american people. he said, you know, i didn't make a penny from a foreign source. bottom line is he actually did a

tony is in erie county. good morning to you, tony. >> the sun is breaking through and another day of campaigning for voters to consider their choices. president trump yesterday it was president trump making his pitch to voters here. this is a potentially decisive battleground in the 2020 election. a state he won in 2016, by fewer than 45,000 votes. or what might be considered a lightly attended steelers but he is trailing now wouldby points and at a rally he spent much of his time on offense continuing a pattern of wide rac ranging attacks including on dr. fau dci fauci. li let's go to paula reid. >> you know what we want, normal life. normal life will fine apple resume. >> reporter: president trump continues to falsely claim the country is past the pandemic. but first lady melania trump is among those still struggling with the lingering effects of the virus. she was scheduled to accompany her husband to erie last night, but she pulled out as the white house says she still has a lingering cough from covid-19

welcome tony grew. to you both. nice to see you. the guardian reveals information from leaked documents which show plans to simplify local lockdowns with a new three tier traffic—light system. meanwhile the mail looks at tonight's news that a ‘technical glitch' resulted in nearly 16,000 cases of coronavirus being missed from the government's official tally. the financial times reports a stark warning from the head of the government's vaccination task force that less than half the uk population can expect to be vaccinated against coronavirus. an exclusive for the express with the health secretary matt hancock who says brexit will help save lives by allowing new drugs to be approved faster. "i'll be back soon". the i leads on the statement made earleir by president trump — who could be discharged from hospital tomorrow — after treatment for coronavirus. the metro's front page features the story of a female police officer who chased down armed robbers in london after one stabbed her in the stomach. and "horror at the movies" — the mirr

you just heard president trump last night say he likes tony fauci. he respects tony fauci.ve to listen to tony fauci all the time. finally, i want to say regarding myself, i have learned how trans missable this virus is. i learned how dangerous it can t be. what i learned more than anything else is how much we have damaged our society trying to control it, tucker. >> tucker: humility is the root of all wisdom. thanks. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: coming up, charges from a person with a fake name from russia. we'll tell you after the break. ♪ >> tucker: karen johnson is a former actress from the 1980s that now appears on a daytime entertainment show that goes by the name whoopee goldberg. somehow johnson became convinced that people were being mean to last night's debate moderator, kristin welker of nbc. for no good reason. so who would do something like that? according to karen johnson, we would. watch. >> i want fox news to apologize to kristin for the nasty wayat that they have beenn treating hr before thisew debate. i want them to apologize. i want tucker carlson to apo

we will hear what tony bob tony bobulinski told tucker carlson last night. 8 million of you watched that on "tucker carlson tonight" just hn fox. joe biden has filled out his ballot and turned to dan. biden is once again remaining close to his home base in delaware. peter doocy reports tonight from wilmington. >> the bidens were wearing matching stickers this afternoon. >> we just voted. >> wilmington is 45 minutes away from philadelphia. he has been monitoring the distress. >> i think that the looting -- it's not what -- you are not helping, you are hurting. >> the victim was following a standoff with the police. kamala harris issued a joint statement that is in part -- we cannot accept that in this country a mental health crisis ends in death. now biden is using the shooting itself to remind people he's got plans for police reform. >> i know the locals i think it knew about it as well. it is how we deal with how you diminished the prospect of lethal shooting in the circumstances like the one we saw. >> he talked about one such suggestion at a recent town hall. >> the first thing you do

concerning financial matters that are committees have been investigating for months, i expect that tonyobulinski will speak with our committee as soon as possible and share his insight into the biden family business dealings, hunter biden former business partner on the 2017 energy deal came forward this week, tony bobulinski alleges he said biden leverage the family name to make millions of dollars from foreign entities. tony bobulinski spoke on camera before last night's debate. >> i have no wish to bury anyone, i've never been political, a few contributions i've made, have been the democrats. but what i am is a patriot and a veteran, to protect my family name and my business reputation, i need to ensure that the true facts are out there. >> back to the tony bobulinski meeting with the fbi, potential legal issues could be money laundering, tax evasion and failure to register as foreign agents in this case china is. lou: mike emanuel reporting from washington, thank you. it could also be, we must also include in the list of possibilities and attempt to silence an important voice in the

there was two dressed up nutcrackers, wasn't there, tony?e, but they tried to change their accent but straight away tony realised it was ant and dec, didn't you? he was so excited. his little face just totally lit up and he was absolutely over the moon. i mean, he idolises them, so it was really, really special. and itjust shows, you know, tony's life is difficult as well. this week, 48 hours ago, he was under a general anaesthetic as well, so his treatment is ongoing and will be for the rest of his life, and, you know,

tony williams lost his wife to cancer cheering the cave at 19 locked down after 3 decades together but as is increasingly common for the older generation the loneliness that came with losing a longtime partner was devastating after my lovely wife died i found not only of her loss the loveliest person i've ever met. but i was on my own i was in an area i had no friends or family i was absolutely isolated put a couple of versions in the local paper but i didn't get in taters i had some cards printed a sort of introduction to myself although i distributed 29 nobody back the next thing was i had a poster printed put it up in my window had trouble is very few people walked past my window more than a 1000000 older people like tony can go for over a month without speaking to anyone a situation only worsened by lockdown but the media took up tony's cause and he was inundated with support the lovely thing was. not so much the quantity the quality the lovely messages from all over the world a heartbreaking tale with a heartwarming ending not quite as many have found before him media fame can tak

tony chang is live for us from bangkok so tony looking at the pictures we've got going on here it doesn't look like the authorities have succeeded in stopping people from coming out right. now absolutely no once again it's another day another protest here in bangkok once again the authorities have tried to shut them down they've closed off numerous stations on the underground on the overground closed off roads and yet that they've been out for again an hour ago the word went out on social media that there were several sites within bangkok city center a couple of others in the suburbs this is one of them

in fact, when tony saw this video, he was convinced. kenia wasn't drunk.as done to her. >> i absolutely believe 100% that she was slipped a date rape drug because everything that she did in that club that night was against anything that she's ever done before. >> reporter: gurule tracked down the young man from the apartment lobby, and he admitted dancing with kenia at the club and showing her his loft. but she left right away, he said. the video confirmed it. he was cleared. so that left only two possible suspects -- the mysterious man at the gas station and travis forbes. >> i did not. >> reporter: and apparently, travis was feeling the heat. >> i've -- man. >> reporter: so out of the blue he decided to go public. >> you know, the truth is all we have. >> reporter: he went on camera with a denver tv station. >> i mean, it's been two weeks. nobody's heard from her. there's been no trace of her. like it's -- it's surreal. i don't even know what to think of it. >> since you're a person of interest, let me ask you this. did you do something with her? >> no.