that varney. are talking about, the economic recovery is the real deal. we see it in the numbers, to make an argument against it may be. we will talk to some people about it. couple that with the market rally down 18,000, the question is can president obama take credit for all this and should he take credit for all of this. we go to dan henninger her. thank you for coming and. number 2 on the question of the president taking credit we started last hour with this conversation and i do believe if you are the president you can make a statistical argument that says look where i came in and look where we are now and hammered at home politically. i don't think he has done that effectively but he could. do you think he should or will? >> he will. he will take credit, he will get to it. i think it is a hard sell frankly. we have had 5-1/2 years of tepid economic growth, 2%, the first quarter was negative and often growth has been down around 1% over the past 5-1/2 years. the effect on employment and unemp

the big focus on our varney good year.e is the preview. >> 2015 will feature a yearly average that is going to be not $3, but under. likely, it will start with a two. some great news for 2015. unlikely to be over $3 a gallon. stuart: that is not much of a forecast and you know it. >> will stuart get the answer that he is looking for? different time. noon eastern. stuart will wrap up 2014. take a look at the big issues coming up in the new year. remember when the environmentalists were warning us about the end of oil. we are swimming in oil. the price has fallen off a cliff. robert, always did the greenies miss out on this one. >> it is true, tom. we have heard for decades about peak oil from environment to list. i pointed out it was night team sport team. 1939. the department would be depleted in 13 years. what is remarkable is all that these forecasts they discount this powerful combination of price and technology. that combination has allowed us to produce more oil than ever. prices are falling like a rock. >> yes, they

much more "varney and company" coming up.white house publish the blog coast from the in the economic recovery. tell us about it. peter: the council of economic advisers on the blog posts saying the u.s. economic recovery took a major step forward in 2014 at achieving a number of important milestones, the council of economic advisers siding job growth, reduction of unemployment etc. and saying the president's policies contributed to this progress in a number of ways through obamacare, credit for slowing growth in health-care costs. all of the above energy strategy, and response to the financial crisis that the blood poses despite this progress is hard for many families to get ahead. further reductions in long-term unemployment and faster wage growth are needed. stuart: ups is looking for good pr and they have got it. they have of viral campaign going on called wishes delivered. one which they did deliver was for a carson, 4-year-old boy in colorado who has a great relationship with his ups driver mr. ernie. he had a wish they

i am rich edson in for stuart varney. it is one of the most heavily traveled days of the year and a nasty winter storm covering a third of the nation. canceling flights trading traffic jams, major headaches for people trying to get home. fedex and ups cutting off last night deliveries. dow 18,000, a week left, will the momentum continue into 2015? stay right here. "varney & company" starts right now. the skid right to the weather. golf coast thunderstorms using tomatoes of the east coast, flight delays, hazardous conditions could slow to a crawl. what does it look like? >> things are pretty smooth, not a lot of delays or cancellatio cancellations. it is raining but not too hard. the official numbers are 47 delays, nine cancellations. nationally the picture from flight aware 949 delays, 234 cancellations and that is not great if you are traveling but not the thousands of cancellations and delays we have seen in previous storms. philadelphia experiencing one hour delays because of the weather. jfk is up there for an hour. f

our two of "varney & company" starts right now. i am glad to see you using it for visa. almost 400. i hope the house and senate pass as many pills as they can. mitch mcconnell told a bulletin board. >> he does not like what republicans like. nobody will be all that surprised. >> it will show action and leadership. it will show that we actually want to do something to move this country forward. we want to define ourselves. what makes us different than them. it shows a clear line of the differences between the republicans and the democrats. >> at the same time, when you look that the republicans will be charged, they will try to shine the apple. >> i think that was probably about six months ago. the issues of if you really want the gop to win in 2016, you have to shed two things. >> that is what the polls say. we want them to get along. >> known for compromise. >> what will they try to do that they can get done. >> i think that it is the number one thing. >> i think it is really something that needs to be passed in this country. >> y

more "varney and company" coming up. at apple up $160 a share, they filed a patent for new technology that could put an end to the dreaded cracked iphone screen. the patent is for a mechanism that figures out which way the phone is falling when you drop it. netflix in midair so it doesn't plan on the street. it is like a cat i guess. apple fires a ton of patents all the time, they do this, very few make it to the market in a finished product but this one is very interesting. let's leave it at that. apple at 160. disappointment today for space enthusiasts. the launch of the nasa's will ryan rocket delayed, strong wind and problems with rocket valves. the goal of the mission is to launch an unmanned test flight of a spacecraft capable of taking people, a human to mars. the first step toward a manned mission to mars. science and technology writer for space.com. welcome to the program. how long before a human walks on mars? >> that is the $10 billion question. perhaps some time towards the end of the 2020s but the most optim

more varney in a moment. ♪ stuart: i have no time left.hank you so much. one big private equity firm is making a con tent related investment. we will share his investment strategy. the ceo of financial startups. he says he can manage your money better and cheaper than any larger competitor. if you are watching risk and reward on your computer, tablet or phone, you are not alone. traditional tv viewing is down. scott, we knew the numbers were going in this direction. were you

more varney after this. ♪ adam: other people that are subsidized.es, in your case are actually doing worse. >> much worse. you have to make available. that is what the law says. >> that was our buddy. never out loss for words. now, it is time for the year drop bolted. >> thank you so much, david. eight god -- who hacked sony in the biggest corporate attack ever? my relationship with celebrity chef. the biggest corporation ever. 47,000 documents with celebrity social security numbers, addresses, e-mails, employee salaries all made public. the hackers are mor

varney and company is about to begin. ♪ stuart: let's start with a market check, shall we?e are at 17,956. a little help from the jobs report today. okay. that is stocks. now look at loyola. $65 a barrel. have you ever seen a decline like that? gas down. the national average coming in at 271. we do this every day. the cheapest gas in america. where to find it? oklahoma city. it is a gas war right there in oklahoma city. check this out, please. the photo from tennessee. to dollars 37 if you pay with a credit card. now let's get to uber. it is an app. it helps you order a car. it is valued at $41 billion. check it out. it is more valuable than delta airlines. it is more valuable than all of the above that you see on your screen. don't you find it rather difficult to wrap your arms around an app that is five years old and worth $41 billion? >> it is a crazy market. it is outflanking it. instead of attacking it frankly, it just goes around it. all of these taxi cartels, it just goes in there. you start to see the same thing in healthcare. once we get a little more benign -- stu

what does stuart varney grow on his farm in the catskills?t your responses to win this lovely yellow tie. we will reveal the winner in our next hour. malthus. senator marco rubio fired up over the obama administration's decision to open up talks with cuba. the florida senator joins us next. stuart: senator marco rubio, republican from florida. at speetwo have you to comment on the possible deal between the united states and cuba. how do you view this deal? >> i think it is a 1-sided deal in the regime. let me start by saying we are happy mr. gross was reunited with his family. he should never have been there to begin with. he is not a spy. he is a hostage and he almost died in cuban captivity. all the a policy changes are horrifying. they will reestablish normal diplomatic relations with cuba and i imagine appoint an ambassador and allow more grievances to cuba, and the telecommunication and cooperation from cuba and they freed 53 prisoners who could go to jail tomorrow morning again if the the cause of freedom and democracy. my interest in c

charles payne filling in for stuart on "varney & company." charles: political theater. this is the big story. jonathan gruber says he is not the architect of obamacare. he apologized for calling you the voter stupid. he says he is embarrassed and sorry. are you stupid? more fireworks to come. sit back, grab a snack. more "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> we are here today to beat up on jonathan gruber. stupid. absolutely stupid comments that he made over the past few years. >> i seriously apologize for conjecturing. it is never appropriate to make oneself seem more important or smarter by demeaning others. >> are you stupid? >> i do not think so. no. >> does mit employee stupid people? >> not to my knowledge. >> so you are a smart man that did some stupid things. charles: let's listen in right now after he was caught on camera bragging about lying to us. let's go now to representative jim jordan. >> you are the key guy. the president of the united states throws you under the bus. that job to be was an advisor. that is what i was. howdy people have you enrolled

a hot topic on "varney and company," the decline of consumerism.e right. 17% of people polled don't plan on doing any holiday shopping at all this year. that includes online shopping. they are not doing any. 32% of people said they would much rather undergo a root canal treatment than go holiday shopping every day for weeks on end. i don't put any store on that. let's forget that. answer this question. fed up with buying and buying for the sake of buying, piling up a lot of junk under the christmas tree, are we tired of this? >> many americans it goes back to wages that have not gone up from last year. wages and incomes are week. part of it is a pocketbook issue but to your point, we don't have black friday anymore we have a black week of shopping but consumers are overloaded and flooded with consumerism. july need the next television? do i need the newest iphone? iphones our personal sleaze because people use them for their life but things they don't need that are piling up in the home, people are getting sick of that and access is bad. you talked

it is time for "varney & company." charles is in for stuart today. charles: you have a lot of big stories today. the market had new all-time highs powered by good news. 5.0. hinting that the u.s. could be on the cut moving in to the next year. dow 18,000. maybe just another number. even if it is a aided. the stock market reflects your play and your determination. everybody needs to feel good about these new days. we have a new congress coming in. 2015 could be a good one. ♪ charles: i felt like i was on a filibuster out there. the dow up 81 points. six dow spots making all-time lifetime highs. home depot. all places for you to spend your money at. >> we have a strong gdp number. we did have a flat number when it came to business investments. what do you make of it all? >> spending and income were good. the housing number may be a little bit of cold water on a fire. that is all it is. not enough to put the fire out. do not forget, i know you wanted to talk about it later. it has to be noted right here right now. charles: natural gas. heating, electric

varney and company is about to begin. ♪ >> check the big board right now.he dow is off from its lows from earlier. voting down the gold standard over the weekend. oil is still near a four-year low. touching 63 earlier. there is a bounce in oil today. gas still dropping about a penny per day. $2.76. let's bring in eric boling. he knows a thing or two about the oil market. it looks like the saudis are taking direct aim. is that true? >> yes. yes. they want to come off and think we will not cut production. reducing about 90 billion barrels a day. they will not cut production because they want to give the u.s. economy a boost. they are our friends. that has nothing to do with what this is about. how quickly can we scale back production to meet the decline? maybe not the demand we were expecting going forward. if they can keep the prices low -- we had a five year low. they were down maybe 40%. >> as long as the saudis -- opec said they will not cut production. i was on about a month and a half ago. maybe 70 will not be the floor. over the course of time, the fut

another hour of "varney & company" begins now.rd, the dow holding tough of a seven points near the higher of the session although 18,000 may be out of the question today. oil is getting hammered. of course more money out of your pocket to spend. it is a huge day for ups deliver and 30 million packages, more than any other day in is history. after coverage of hepatitis treatment and strike a deal for a cheaper version. north korea making all the news because they still deny any involvement in the cyber attack but that is not stopping them from preparing for the big one. peter barnes is in d.c. peter: so vitally steps the president announced publicly is possiblpossibly to redesignate north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism which brings with it several sanctions that generally already apply to the nation. warrants a response to the proportional to the attack which he said yesterday did not rise to level of war. >> i think it was an act of cyber vandalism that was very costly, very expensive. we will respond proportionally as i sa

more varney and company in just a moment. ♪.hes the $8 price point for hamburger, you are starting to compete with full-service restaurants. it is not fast food anymore. stuart: they got that right. the problem mcdonald's is faced with. now, here is deirdre bolton. deirdre: thank you so much. a hack attack leaves 105th the million users at risk. it comes on the heels of a security breach. google pulling out all of the stocks. we have that take. investing in hard assets. gary, they were all in miami. our expert guest will tell you which buys were best. playstation gamers could not access the network for a few hours yesterday morning. joining me now is a security

stuart varney is at the wheel now. stuart: good morning. yes, it is over. the hostage situation in sydney and with a roche of gunfire. question now, can loan wolf terror like this be here? we are all vulnerable. a lot more on that as we go ahead. the sony e-mail debacle. that keeps on going. no e-mail is safe. it is a very day day on all fronts. varney and company is about to begin. ♪ police storming the cafÉ seized by a radical islamists for nearly 16 hours. listen to this. stuart: the condition of the hostages and the armed man still not clear at this hour. there are some reports that some hostages were injured. it appears, however, that the whole thing is over. he claimed to have planted bombs in the cafÉ. made hostages hold a flag made icier in ruffles in the window. officials are calling this an act of islamic terrorism. the significance of this story is all about loan wolf terrorist doing something like what happened in sydney here. >> it is inevitable it is coming here. we are worried about people's privacy. and lots of these things that this guy did

varney and company is about to begin. ♪ >> we start with stocks. let's check the big board.he dow is up 24. almost hitting 18,000. 17,800. three dow component hitting record highs. looking good, as far as 3 m is down just a sliver. now to oil, that is bouncing back. treading at $55. gasoline, it is down more than $0.02 overnight. $2.45 when you go to the gas pump. >> i think what you see also playing out is the realization that 2016 is not that far away. it is now being listened and listened. steve forbes pretty bullish on the republicans. are you with steve on the fact that this valley is a republican congress rally. >> very good performance air. we avoided a pension bailout. there were cuts to the bureaucracy. that was in the lame duck congress. >> there were a thought of service test. republicans did not eat obamacare. >> that is governing by temper tantrums. what we saw in the last election is we have a lot of very serious adults coming in to the senate and the house who actually do want to compromise and get things done. republicans do not control the white house. anybo

stuart varney, hello, sir.440 billion figure, this is the amount of deficit over that same time. >> october, november, a mere two months the government pulls in the record amount of tax revenue. $404 billion. problem is they spent $582 billion in those same two months did that is how you get overspending to the tune of 178, and her $79 billion. you have to borrow all that money, already at $18 trillion climbing. this is reality of big tax and even bigger spending. bill: is more built into the system? is the economy doing a little better, what is it? >> estimated taxes come rolling in, and the level of tax coming in from individual taxation, federal income taxes at an all-time high. $196 billion came in from individual income taxes. only 12 billion came in from corporate taxes to individuals paid 196 billion, corporation cn paid only 12 billion in two months. you can bet your life president obama will go after the corporations, you pay more tax because you want tax revenue to go up up to he will concentre on cor

charles is in for stuart varney. we have a lot to talk about. the sony saga, this market rally is amazing. i am charles payne and for stuart. here is your big stories. why are gas prices falling? it is because of fracking. never mind it has created a ton of jobs. never mind it has helped communities thrive. new york governor andrew cuomo mans it. it does not understand basic economics. anti-americans having a great christmas. one week before christmas. varney and company is about to begin. ♪ let's check on the big board right now. following the biggest session of the year. gainers on the down right now. ibm saying some pretty interesting things. allele sitting around 56. gas down almost $0.03 overnight. lagur $2.47. hopefully it goes lower. "the interview" release suspended indefinitely. hackers threatened a 9/11 alike attack. investigators are saying that north korea is behind this attack. the attack was not launched inside the borders of korea. the same source codes that are used against sony was also used in a bunch against south korea. the f

varney and company is about to begin. ♪ stuart: well, would you look at this. go away for two days and the market goes down for two days. the retail sector there seeing its biggest gain in two and a half years because we had a report that retail sales were very strong recently. still a long ways to go. the other financial story is the price of oil. it has dropped to a fresh five-year low. oil is at $60 a barrel. gas, that was down almost $0.02 overnight. national average for regular, 262. ipay 241 in jersey yesterday morning. first, this. the government. they just cannot stop spending your money. look at these numbers. a record $404 billion in two months. at the same time, they spent a total of 582 billion. a deficit of 178 billion in two months. monica crowley is here on this one. he wants even more tax money. he is not retreating at all, is he? >> tax and spend liberals. now it is spend and tax liberals. there are a lot of republicans that go down this road, to. they funded obamacare and they funded obama's illegal, unconstitutional amnesty move. in many ways

sarah varney, from our partner, kaiser health news, has the story.teady drizzle hasn't deterred jason riten from coming to this clinic in south seattle to see if he qualified for apple health, washington's popular medicaid program. >> you don't have any medical insurance, right? >> no. and how about dental? no. dental or medical in. ne. >> reporter: he's gone without health insurance for 16 years. >> you have proof for the washington program. >> okay. >> reporter: he can come to this neighbor care health clinic instead of an emergency room to see a physician. it's his first insured primary care checkup since becoming an adult. >> take breaths in and out and relax. >> reporter: medicaid had long been restricted mostly to poor children, women and the disabled. under the affordable care act, they could open up their program to nearly all poor adults. 27 states and the district of columbia accepted the federal funds to do so. the state of washington took up the cause for the mission-like zeal. king county officials worked closely with community partners

only stuart varney. catch all of today's interviews on foxbusiness.com. jobs market is improving. we just heard from ad p&g dp grew more than 3% in the third quarter. so why, why hasn't the fed raised rates? a lot of savers are getting hurt by these zero interest rates. we'll be asking famed economist marty fed stein -- feldstein, harvard economics professor. we're bringing back hilary kramer to tell us the number one thing to watch that could shock the market. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol i

stuart varney from the fox business network.rt, we're running out of deficit but no one seems to care. >> it doesn't make news headlines, does it, even when you bring in a record $404 billion in two months and you overspend by $179 billion -- >> in two months. >> still not a headline in the establishment media. here we are heading further and further into this debt crisis, deeper and deeper every month. $404 billion coming in two months, we never paid so much money in tax. ever. that is a flatout record. where did that money come from? half of it came from individual income taxes. it's you and i, the income taxpayers of this planet who paid $192 billion towards that record tax inflow. but what happened? we spent it all and then some. so we kept racking up this massive debt which is dproag and growing and growing and growing. by the time president obama leaves office in january 2017, we will owe collectively $20 trillion. >> for that statistic, $402 billion in two months, and what is it? 47% of people in the united states don't p

varney and company about to begin. ♪ >> let's get to the cyber threat.e were off about 160 points. you could see opening down under pressure. stocks down. it seems like they are now trading in direct correlation with oil. we just added inventory numbers. inventory went up 1.5 billion barrels. this hour we have mary kissel from the "wall street journal." we talk about the benefits. there are some things to be worried about when oil starts to crash. you remember when you said you cannot just drill out our way to lower gas prices. there are no quick fixes or silver bullets. i am seeing a lot of upside from this, charles. >> it was associated with massive pullbacks. this is different this time. the way america produces its oil and gas. this is a technological step up. this is something that will happen over a period of years. i am not saying that we will not see the price go back up, you will see that play out over a period of years. charles: i got a report. it went down month over month. pulling back a little bit on this drilling miracle. this is where ever

more "varney and company" coming up.have a situation developing in deep for, power outages, jeff flock is nearby with more on lowe's story. live shot right now some emergency vehicles outside a building where the elevators are stuck. the joint coming out of this bankruptcy, they don't have a lot of emergency services here. jeff: is the detroit public lighting system that has gone down that they're trying to upgrade as a result of coming out of bankruptcy and putting money together. listening to all news radio w w j in detroit, people are trapped in elevators in detroit outside the county building which is the shot you are seeing, the county building, said the county building has been evacuated. the hall of justice, court systems have been evacuated, detroit public-school are shutting down, trying to dismiss everybody in order refashion but it is a half-day. as lisa lovett rescues being reported. that is the city/county building you are seeing in that shot, the wide shot you see now. recently that center of the troy, the

we filling in tomorrow for stuart varney. now dewdrops. lou: breaking news. the president so desperately wants to close the guantanamo bay detention center is acting unilaterally to open all of cuba. , and the phone with castro 45 minutes if we're told it is the first communication in more than half a century and now with the senate al for the holidays the president chose to announce he is lot weakening the embargo is still talking with the state-sponsored terrorism along with everyone and syrian city of. >> i have instructed secretary kerry to immediately begin discussions with cuba to reestablish diplomatic discussions that a better place since 1961 the united states will establish a embassy in havana and high-ranking officials will visit cuba were recanted france shared interest. and for humanitarian reasons he was released not because of the taliban deal of. made the claim despite to release those espionage as spies on this the same day the cuban government did acknowledge the release of the cuban-born americans as well. surrounded by politicians is that

i'll fill in for stewart varney monday.pable hands to the man himself, lou dobbs. keep it right here fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. president obama conducting his annual year-end news conference. not surprisingly he declared this year to be one of his very best. what a very accomplishment and success without note of the historic wave victories in the midterm elections. the historically low number of democrats who will be there on capitol hill in the new year. president obama began his press conference by acknowledging that north korea was behind the breach of the sony pictures computer system. he admonished sony for canceling the release of the new film "the

i'll fill in for stewart varney monday.ds to >>> good evening, everybody. breaking news here tonight. president obama, the president who so desperately wants to close the guantanamo bay detention center, is now acting unilaterally, trying to open up all of cuba. president obama talking yesterday with cuban leader raul castro on the telephone for 45 minutes. it is, we're told, the first communication at the presidential level in more than a half century, and with the congress and senate now out of washington for the holidays, the president chose today to announce that he's loosening the cuban embargo unilaterally and seeking to normalize relations with a nation that is still on the list of state sponsors of terrorism alongside iran, syria and sudan.

i'm in for varney at 11:00, we leave you in the ever capable hands of lou dobbs.ning, everybody. for the first time in our nation's history, a sitting president has called for demonstrations in streets across the country. president obama ignoring the rule of law in our nation's most fundamental values to urge those who disagree with grand jury decisions in the michael brown and the eric garner cases to inconvenience their fellow citizens to disrupt our nation's cities. here is our president speaking to the black entertainment television network. >> long as they're peaceful, i think they're necessary. a country's conscience sometimes has to be triggered by inconvenience because i think a lot of

i'll fill in for stewart varney monday. i'll leave you in capable hands to the man himself, lou dobbs. keep it right here fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. president obama conducting his annual year-end news conference. not surprisingly he declared this year to be one of his very best. what a very accomplishment and success without note of the historic wave victories in the midterm elections. the historically low number of democrats who will be there on capitol hill in the new year. president obama began his press conference by acknowledging that north korea was behind the breach of the sony pictures computer system. he admonished sony for canceling the release of the new film "the interview." obama: sony is a corporation. it suffered significant damage. there were threats against its employees. i am sympathetic to the concerns that they faced. having said all that, yes, i think they made a mistake. i wished they had spoken to me first. i would have told them: do not get into a pattern in which you're intimidated

senator marco rubio was talking to varney about this.said it's not even a good deal for cuba. >> my interest in cuba is not economic. my interest in cuba is democracy and freedom. let the people choose what economic model they want to follow. nothing the president has done will advance that cause. on the contrary, i think it will set it back. they've provided a lifeline for this castro regime to make it a permanent fixture for decade to come. neil: he's saying cubans lose out. >> obama was on bended knee. the most bizarre speech i've heard in a long time. neil: oh, come on. >> rubio has it right. if we lift economic sanctions, wouldn't that perpetuate the regime. how would that help the people for the government to have more money? how is this supposed to help? i don't get it. neil: let me be crass about this. we've had 50, 60 years of this. nothing has changed. i could flip it around and say, well, maybe we can build some resorts. maybe american companies can benefit and share in the bounty that european countries have been getting. >>

sarah palin stopping by "varney & company" earlier with harsh word for the president. >> when you hear president obama spew this bs about what he has done to increase domestic supplies of energy, remember, it is bs. because on federal land he still locks it up. he still wants it locked up. it is private land, and it is state land where state leadership that understand why domestic energy independence is so important, it is what we have done to produce domestically. it is not what president obama has done. melissa: no, that is actually true. i covered energy for a long time. we are talking about private land and local stuff. todd, it is disingenuous for him to take credit, no. >> that's right. keeping something in mind here, when you start looking at the keystone pipeline you start thinking of that virtual left. how much will actually take place over the next two years? not very much. he is taking a lot of credit. bottom line the united states right now is the leading producer of oil on the planet. >> one of the problems with president obama and economy you really never see the business

i'm in for varney at 11:00, we leave you in the ever capable hands of lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody. for the first time in our nation's history, a sitting president has called for demonstrations in streets across the country. president obama ignoring the rule of law in our nation's most fundamental values to urge those who disagree with grand jury decisions in the michael brown and the eric garner cases to inconvenience their fellow citizens to disrupt our nation's cities. here is our president speaking to the black entertainment television network. >> long as they're peaceful, i think they're necessary. a country's conscience sometimes has to be triggered by inconvenience because i think a lot of people who saw the eric garner video are troubled. even if they haven't had the same experience themselves. even if they're not african-american or latino. there are a lot of good well meaning people. a lot of police officers who might have looked at that and said, you know, that is a tragedy what happened and we've got to figure out what happened, how to bring

i'm filling in for stewart varney. that's at 11:00. leave you with the man himself, lou dobbs. keep it right here on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. president obama his attorney general, bill de blasio and al sharpton tonight are all running as fast as they can from their past antipolice rhetoric in what has been for months now their national campaign of ignorance. the president himself saying demonstrations were necessary to trigger american's consciences. the mayor's about-face coming two days after two new york city police officers were shot down while in their car on a brooklyn street. they were killed by a monumentally ill who declared to social media that he intended to revenge the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. here is mayor de blasio today calling for demonstrations and protests to at least pause in reading from the same script at two separate events. >> regardless of people's viewpoints, and everyone recognizes it's a time to step back and just focus on these families. i think it's a time for everyone to put aside political debates, put aside prot

stuart varney will sort through that in a moment. martha: talking about bad experiences at the airport, hopefully you didn't have as bad as these people. why they were forced to wait for hours and hours just tapping their toes looking at their phones on the tarmac. bill: thank goodness for the phone. so interesting new fox polling showing divide other grand jury decisions in the michael brown case in ferguson and eric garner chokehold case in new york city. why the majority agree with one but disagree with the other. we'll debate it. bill: have you seen this on rice in america? a new poll shows voters are split how grand juries handle two deaths of unarmed black men by white police officers. refusing to charge officers in the shootings death of michael brown in ferguson or the chokehold death of eric garner here in new york. a fox poll shows this. a majority of americans agree, 55% with the grand jury's decision in the michael brown matter. in the new york chokehold case, 57% however, say the grand jury got it wrong. juan williams, f

stuart varney will tell us what he sees in the tea leaves. eric: did you hear what hillary clinton says? she says america's enemies, who want to kill us an attack our troops and wish to do us harm, she says american enemies deserve our respect. well that comment come back to haunter if she runs for the white house in 2016? >> those words coming out of someone who intends to become commander-in-chief are not just naive and utopian, it's irrational. eric: we have breaking news on the economy. november jobs report was out a few moments ago. the labor department says that 321,000 jobs were added last month. well the unemployment rate, that is staying put. 5.8%. that is six-year low. some say that is because many americans have simply just given up. the real unemployment rate and including the underemployed and those stopped looking for a job, stands at 11.4%. that is more than a point lower than this time a year ago but it means still millions of americans can't find a job. stuart varney, fox business network, knows all about this. they sit and d

fox business network stew varney. i understand you are straddling the fence on this story. >> not quite. >> i'm torn. >> you're torn. is that different than straddling? >> i'll give it number one. you should cut airfares and cut them now. the argument there is airfares we want up so much because jet fuel prices went through the roof. they have to raise ticket prices to compensate. >> that's what they told us. >> jet fuel. >> be decent about it. >> second argument, the fees that were imposed and the limited number of flights that were imposed, that was because of rising jet fuel prices. jet fuel prices are down, so get rid of some of those fees. put on more flights. make flying more comfortable and cheaper for everybody. that's that side of the argument. okay. >> the other side is you need profit, you need big profits for airlines to function in the modern world. they have to buy new planes and maintain service, and you do that from profits. now is their moment where they're making maximum profits. this is good for the

dave: earlier today, "varney & co."of 3-d systems using technology to help animals who need new limbs. you have to see this video. take a look. >> in the case of derby, started with scanning and digitizing his deformed limbs, sculpting it in our new clay tools, the free form tool that allows to you design as if you're sculpting in real life, and then printing for him in multimaterials a veryplexible and functional set of prosthetics that got him up and running immediately. that's the beauty of the new design and manufacturing 3-d printing tools. liz: that is amazing! wow! can you catch all of today's interviews on foxbusiness.com. dave: now, back to sony, we've been asking you if you agree about the president's stance with regard to sony staying was the fault of sony? duke says nope, what happened to freedom of speech and freedom of expression? liz: mike says no, but it would have been a dud anyway. are we confusing what the question is? dave: the question is essentially what about north korea and its association with s

see you tomorrow on varney, leave you in the great hands of lou dobbs himself.ight here on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody, the left wing assault in the nation's law enforcement agencies now includes an obvious campaign of intimidation through federal investigation. a hard left turn by the obama administration whose principal accomplices include the department of justice, liberal media and activists such as reverend al sharpton and jesse jackson. from ferguson, missouri to staten island, new york, the nation's attorney general leading the department of justice as if it were elite political action group whose sole purpose is to carry out the president's political bidding. eric holder announced another civil ri

we filling in tomorrow for stuart varney. now dewdrops. lou: breaking news.nt so desperately wants to close the guantanamo bay detention center is acting unilaterally to open all of cuba. , and the phone with castro 45 minutes if we're told it is the first communication in more than half a century and now with the senate al for the holidays the president chose to announce he is lot weakening the embargo is still talking with the state-sponsored terrorism

i'll fill in for stewart varney monday. i'll leave you in capable hands to >>> good evening, everybody. breaking news here tonight. president obama, the president who so desperately wants to close the guantanamo bay detention center, is now acting unilaterally, trying to open up all of cuba. president obama talking yesterday with cuban leader raul castro on the telephone for 45 minutes. it is, we're told, the first communication at the presidential level in more than a half century, and with the congress and senate now out of washington for the holidays, the president chose today to announce that he's loosening the cuban embargo unilaterally and seeking to normalize relations with a nation that is still on the list of state sponsors of terrorism alongside iran, syria and sudan. >> i have instructed secretary kerry to immediately begin discussions with cuba to reestablish diplomatic relations that have been severed since january of 1961. going forward, the united states will reestablish an embassy in havana and high ranking

i'll see you in the morning on "varney & co." at 11:00. up next, lou dobbs on immigration.good evening, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in tonight for lou dobbs. multiple stories breaking here tonight. we begin in staten island, new york, the grand jury declined to indict a white nypd officer for the death of 43-year-old african-american eric gardner, what you're looking at is live pictures in midtown manhattan. fox has a crew on the streets of midtown manhattan, the scene has escalated over the last 15 minutes or so. protesters coming from multiple parts of new york city starting in union square and other parts of manhattan have converged on midtown manhattan

stewart varney interviewed a doctor who is using 3-d printing to help with face transplants. >> thisodel of one of our patient's faces. (?) you can hold it in your hand. look at all the bony structures from any angle. the way this image is made is from the cat scan. and you take those cat scanned images and then you create an electronic 3-d image. from that electronic 3-d image we post process it. this has been 3-d printed on a stratasys printer, and overtime, six or seven hours, we're able to get this 3-d printed model -- >> are you telling me that someone who has a really catastrophic injury to the face can come in, go through the process that you've just described and get the face of another human being put on to their skull so that they would, in fact, have the face of another different human being. >> that happens. that happens. >> actually at my institution at bringing ham hospital, we've done that surgery seven times. it's been done nine times in the united states. all of our patients are doing quite well. (?) this is a procedure that happens and it restores -- it not only giv

see you tomorrow on varney, leave you in the great hands of lou dobbs himself. keep it right here on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody, the left wing assault in the nation's law enforcement agencies now includes an obvious campaign of intimidation through federal investigation. a hard left turn by the obama administration whose principal accomplices include the department of justice, liberal media and activists such as reverend al sharpton and jesse jackson. from ferguson, missouri to staten island, new york, the nation's attorney general leading the department of justice as if it were elite political action group whose sole purpose is to carry out the president's political bidding. eric holder announced another civil rights investigation targeting police after a grand jury refused to indict officer daniel pantaleo for the death of eric garner. holder now investigating the most diverse police force in the nation which is led by the most liberal mayor and arguably the most liberal police commissioner in all of the land. holder taking a veiled shot at sta

earlier this year fidelity gave them 1.4 billion, stuart varney flipped his lid, he said there's no waythe world this taxi thing is worth $18 billion. real soon t. rowe price and others are thinking about invest thing another billion at $40 billion. i mean, just think about that kind of move. jeff bezos isn't doing too bad, is he? this is an absolute wonderful thing. again, it's been an absolute juggernaut. you can see where they're growing like crazy. but the other side of this is i want you to take a look at another chart. these are the taxi medallion companies, these are the major cities through 2013. this is how much medallions have gone up. you thought uber had amazing growth, take a look at philadelphia, the yellow line. in 2005 you could have got a medallion at $65,000, recently going into this year, $545,000. think about that. so tonight what i want to do is look at the different angles here. uber's growth and also teach a lesson in long-term investing. on that note, got to finally take a look at wal-mart's stock. they went public in 1970, had split adjusted four cents a share.

i'm filling in for stewart varney. that's at 11:00. leave you with the man himself, lou dobbs. business. lou: good evening, everybody. president obama his attorney general, bill de blasio and al sharpton tonight are all running as fast as they can from their past antipolice rhetoric in what has been for months now their national campaign of ignorance. the president himself saying demonstrations were necessary to trigger american's consciences. the mayor's about-face coming two days after two new york city police officers were shot down while in their car on a brooklyn street. they were killed by a monumentally ill who declared to social media that he intended to revenge the deaths of eric