lou: joining us, my colleague stuart varney, the host of "varney and company." the way. three hours through to midday. it's great to see you. let's talk about where we are with these unions, these environmentalists. they are break apart, and that's breaking i'm sure your heart as well as mine. stuart: i think the democratsw have a boat load of trouble. they have the split between bernie and hillary, and now they have the polite between the unions and the greenies. he set up a super pac. he want $50 million to get out the vote for hillary and the democrats. he called point aflcio saying i want some money from organized unions. two big unions say we are not doing that. we are not going to give you money. you oppose our interest. you lose us jobs. they said we object to the afl-cio being sold to a hedge fund manager with a boat load of cash. how do you keep these two factions in the same party behind the same candidate. lou: you know this, somehow the environmentalists have thrived within the democratic party at the expense of the unions and all sorts of industries

varney and company tomorrow.e talking with congressman randy forbes and they will be talking about what he learned about the capture of those 10 american sailors in the persian gulf by iran. congressman forbes says it's very disturbing, i think is the expression he used. stuart: he has seen the secret reports and he has some horror stories about the treatment of our sailors. lou: we'll be watching you tomorrow morning. good to see you right here on the fox business network. up next, hillary clinton says she'll put her husband bill in charge of fixing the economy. say what? what? you get to vote for a woman for president and a guy take over. you can't make them up. watch this slide and shift. economist arthur laffer takes that up next. recently, a 1954 mercedes-benz grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000. ♪ and to think this one actually has a surround-sound stereo. the 2016 cla. lease the

whoa. >>> jing us tonight my colleague stuart varney, host of van n nn varney and company. >> great tohere. >> let's start with this guy with bezos. not an appropriate way. who talks like that first of all? they sound like the british circa 1776. >> stop it. >> i mean, really, come on. >> you jump right in on my former national -- wait. wait. wait. didn't you know that i have become an american citizen? >> i did know that. >> you're still a go at the brits? >> i don't think you're carrying their water or flag anymore, are you? >> not anymore. >> here we go, let's be american. >> i swore off foreign potent tapes. as we all have. >> well, most of us have. >> look, jeff bezos runs the "washington post" and he's gone full tilt right at donald trump. i mean, the paper is just wall to wall anti-trump in most extreme language. >> that is literally true. late real i counted on the homepage on the web six separate pieces including one from bezos into yes, using extreme language, calling him a liar, et cetera, et cetera. so you can expect a guy like trump to counter punch. and i think his counte

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lou: joining us now my colleague and friend stuart varney, host of "varney & co." fox business network weekdays starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern. great to see. >> you good evening, lou. lou: let's start with clinton and trump. i mean, they're going at it, and clinton seems to be still shielded by the national media. nbc saying it's a new low to bring up president clinton's past. >> you're talking about the trump ad, anti-hillary ad where he brings up bill's women. i think it was a very strong punch or counterpunch, whichever you prefer. i thought it was strong and effective. you and i talk politics all the time. lou: yes, we do. >> in our private life. that's what we do. i'm surprised to hear from my friends recently who never heard of juanita broaddrick. never heard of her and along comes this ad -- lou: i have older friends, stuart. >> people in their 40s and 50s. lou: my point. >> so they google her. lo and behold they found out about the fact that bill clinton allegedly raped juanita broaddrick while he was attorney general of the state of arkansas. they didn't kn

the optimistic stuart varney.ch him every single weekday morning, "varney & co.," weekdays starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern, 6:00 western right here on the fox business network. great to see you, my friend. >> thank you, lou. lou: up next a major defeat for president obama in court. lis wiehl and rebecca rose woodland will be with us. stay with us. we're coming right back. i can't wait. how about you? >> i'll be here. you owned your car for four years, you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls, and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was

joining us tonight, my colleague stuart varney, host of "varney & co.," which airs right here on thenetwork weekdays beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern. great to have you here. >> thank you, lou, good to be here. lou: let's start with this thing with bezos, not an appropriate way. they sound like the british circa 1776. really! come on. [laughter] >> you jump right in on my nationality. didn't you know that i have become an american citizen. lou: i did know that. >> you did, and you still having a go at the brits? lou: i don't think you're carrying their water or flag anymore, are you? >> no. lou: let's be american. >> i swore off foreign potency. lou: we all have. most of us have. >> look, jeff bezos runs the "washington post" and he's gone full tilt right at donald trump. the paper is wall to wall donald trump. lou: literally true, yesterday i counted on the home page of the web six separate pieces including one from bezos. >> yes, using extreme language, calling him a liar, et cetera. you can expect a guy like trump to counterpunch, and the counterpunch was not exactly subtle. >> nuan

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"varney & company" host, stuart varney is here to break it down.ke it away. stuart: good morning, this is my opinion. i'm looking at the standing of the two candidates, the two frontrunners as of this wednesday morning and i see the hillary camp, the democrats in disarray. i see trump on the ascending line. take a look at hillary, she barely eked out a victory in kentucky and did not win in oregon. at this moment, she loses in california and that's a big deal. she has the problem of trying to unite a party which has bernie sanders, vigorously anti-wall street and her campaign which has taken more money than republicans. my premise is the republicans are in disarray. switch to the other side of the coin, donald trump. he's got an agreement to raise money with the republican party. they're acting together and there's unity for you. he's making headlines constantly. you see his interview in reuters,'s making all kinds of headlines in the financial world, for heaven's sake and the man has momentum. what a difference between these two candidates. and wh

more varney and two minutes.oming up at 10:00 eastern, 7:00 in the morning california, here is what is happening now. donald trump about to meet with henry kissinger. the repose of the republican nominee going strongly has been back is challenges, dominates the news, now with the restocking points about policy. we are on it. hillary's struggling campaign, she is getting help from ellen the generous, wehave details on what amounts to a partnership between the two. pope francis political again talking about migrants, he says forcing democracy on iraq and libya is not the way to go. more antibusiness regulations in leftist california soda comes with a warning label only in san francisco. check the big board, we are coming back a little, we were down 60 points, now we are down 30. the market could move at 2:00 this afternoon when we get the fed minutes. the oil market might move at 10:30 when we getthe idea of how much oil is in storage. target stock is the big drop of the day down 9% for a company that size. liz: fo

"varney & company" host, city varney. stu, your take on the shake-up at tsa?ss we don't get all the government we're forced to pay for. when i see the government perform i always astonished how badly they perform in so many areas. this tsa story is classic example. long lines at the airports. it is biggest story for a lot of people this coming summer and now we find that the chief of security at tsa kelly hogan, he has been reassigned, not fired. reassigned. i see him as the fall guy as failure of government, failure of tsa to do its job in timely fashion. there is a lot of examples today about failure of government at that kind of level. john koskinen, the guy who runs the irs. he will not show up in congress for his impeachment hearing. top guy at veterans administration, they don't count the lines in waiting time at disney so why should we at va? you have this constant drum beat of poor performance of government and it rankles a lot of people very much. really gets to them. maria: i agree with you. >> stuart, i'm curious what you feel about this you're star

let's go to stuart and "varney & company." over to you. stuart: i'll take it, thank you very much indeed. look at it today, trump has momentum and the democrats hopelessly split and a merger proposal that the greens will hate. know the a bad way to start the week, i'd say. good morning, everyone, trump is going up in the polls. in head to head matchup, hillary's lead has evaporated, a statistical tie with trump gaining momentum. and it's bernie versus debby wasserman-schultz and bernie versus hillary. it's not over and they are miles apart. via makes a 62 million dollar bid for monsanto. a get together would create the world's largest agricultural supplier. the greens are, oh, the end of the world. there is not, but austria goes anti-muslim riots and the they poke china's eye in vietnam. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ let's be clear. we like drama, but we're not going to see much drama on the markets this monday morning. stocks are going to open pretty flat. the dow, remember, about 800 points from the record close. ail, still han

"varney and company" beating cnbc again.on a roll this month and we owe it to you, our viewers, thank you one and all, we appreciate it. "the opening bell" two seconds, 9:30 eastern time, we are up and running and expect a gain of 70 points up 37 in the early going up 35. we start with facebook, take a look at that, very close to an all-time high, down $.20, wasn't expecting is that but may challenge 120 pretty soon. liz mcdonald is here, todd horwitz is here, all of them here to cover "the opening bell". let's start with facebook down a fraction. this is a stock -- >> love the stock, everything they are doing, they have a juggernaut. and they are making boatloads of money and more people coming, facebook continues to do it. stuart: on politics they are steering users away from conservative websites. i don't think that has anything to do with the stock price at all. >> if that is the fact it may. facebook, their big stance, mark the coburg is about everything being open to all people so if it turns out they were steering awa

let's bring in the host of "varney & company" my friend stuart varney, good to see you this morning.ke of last night? >> hillary feels the bern and so she should. he's on an extraordinary roll, he's won 10 of the last 15 and 20 states overall, and west virginia. she has to respond. he's making the running and she has to follow him policy-wise. look what she came up yesterday as the big win was going down in west virginia. she now wants affordable child care, it's a new-- i'm going to call it a give away. hillary saying that child care is unaffordable, very expensive ap we've got to do something for the voters so give them a taxpayer subsidy. she's moved to the left just as bernie makes the running. she's being dragged to the left by bernie's success. sandra: but, some political commentators that we hear on this network and fox news channel and all the other networks all day long say this isn't a race. she's still got a lead, stuart varney of 300 pledged delegates. there's no mathematical chance for bernie sanders and the nomination. stuart: you're quite right, you're absolutely right

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[laughter] varney street.ean, if he's looking or more some cheap entertainment for the grandkids, just go to the zoo, varney. [laughter] but it looks like the bear will be okay. i hope it's okay. and they're handling its very, very well, cautiously. but that's a good word to the wise be all of a sudden a bear shows up in your neighborhood, be careful. which is what the authorities are saying. [laughter] >>> and these markets, by the way, not showing any bearish signs. see how i tied the two together? basic cable, it's what i do. if people were worried that that was going to be a signature sort of a tipoff to stocks selling off, so far that's not happened, dave. i'm wondering what this market is telling you, the bear notwithstanding, about deal cans which apparently are still alive and well in this whole tribune and gannett thing. what do you make of the market right now, the fears that the federal reserve is poised to hike rates next month? what do you think? >> i think it's meandering, i think it has no parti

stuart: more "varney" after this.enviable position of handing over to my friend and colleague, neil cavuto. what am i handing him? a shell and 155-point rally for the dow industrials. i've got five seconds left. wait for it. it is a 12 noon. it is yours to neil: two words, thank you. let's look at what is causing the market, folks who are getting mad about long lines at the airport. lawmakers are dealing with it tsa fury if you will and the administrators on a hot spot here. he's come up with a lot of ideas. let's go through just a few of them. you can get real-time wait a gaetz if that will change anything. i'm going to be waiting a long time. another one that could be controversial because it sounds like it could cost a lot of money. i don't know how that will work.

thanks to david webb, dagen mcdowell, kat, that does it for us, "varney & company." stuart, it's always yours. stuart: we'll take it. bernie, oh, he's not going away. hillary has to deal with him. what does she do? another taxpayer funded give away. good morning, everyone, day care for the working poor, that's the give away from hillary. a 15 point win for bernie, he's won 10 of the last 15 states. that's the reason for hillary's new give away. he's strong and she moves left towards him. that's what's happening. trump gains political support and intellectual fire power. the number two republican in the house, kevin mccarthy comes out for trump. the founder of paypal, an early investment in facebook, a billionaire, peter teal, he comes out for trump. there is movement towards him. disney, moving down in the stock, the trouble with espn and that's disney's cash cow, it's going to be down big. but the big money story, the long list of big names hitting record highs. amazon leads the charge again and, yes, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ well, i won't back down

stuart: we will have more varney for you after this. tell me, please, which is your favorite story of the day? >> i loved daniel craig saying, no, i'm not going to do two more bond movies because i want to put it out there, i'll do it for half that. stuart: wait a minute, he's english, right? he turns down $100 million u.s.? >> yes. stuart: they're prepared to pay him $100 million for two more movies? >> yes. and, again, i'm available. [laughter] stuart: throwing it out there. >> bond, my name's bond. stuart: excellent stuff. we're done with "varney & company," but neil cavuto's right there. neil: my story had to be the bunker dude. i'm telling you. [laughter] be that doesn't increase the paranoia the world over -- [laughter] daniel craig, he could afford a few. great job, stuart, thank you very much. all right, we are focusing not only on what's going on with egyptair, what the heck happened to it, but the mixed signals we are getting out of greece, out of france, out of egypt. egypt says wreckage has been found, the greeks come around

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"varney & company" is next. is he there? stuart varney. stuart: i'm here. sandra: can't wait to watch your show. stuart: let's sum it up like this. trump's the republican guy, cruz is out. bernie, the socialist, wins indiana. big trouble for hillary. i think that just about does it. good morning, everyone. unity, please. both the party leader and trump himself want to pull the republicans together. that's the effort now. no unity for democrats. hillary has all, but sewn up the nomination and bernie won't quit and after winning the women's vote in indiana, he's in no mood to quit. and this could be a problem for hillary, dead stop and stocks going down, going down big time. and facebook leans left, and mcdonald's is introducing on the right-hand side of the screen, garlic fries. you get it all here. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ i want to congratulate ted. i know how tough it is. it's tough. i have met some of the most incredible competitors that i have ever competed against right here on the republican party. >> from the beginning i've said that i

>> "varney & company" is about to begin. [laughter] ♪ yes, well, now, we're almost halfway through and just about dead flat for the calendar year 2016. we will open ever so slightly lower this monday morning. we're actually about now, 800 points away from the dow's all-time high. 800 points. it's pretty much the same story with the s&p 500, we'll open fractionally higher there, 204 # -- 2043 on the s&p 500. we're told that they're using up some of the oil surplus. 47.31 for crude as of right now. the big story for your money, amazon, about $10 away from an all-time high and now it's branding its own stuff to sell to you. ashley, tell me more about the stuff. ashley: it has a few products out there. it's going full bore. items such as nuts, spices, tea, coffee, baby food, vitamins, diapers, laundry detergents, you name it. the products on-line will only be available to amazon prime customers. but this is a smart move. they're going into the niche markets that have high profit margins and could give a boost to amazon prime pro

varney is winning.> thank you, bill. >> one of your villains are these protesters waving mexican flags. don't they have a right to freedom of expression? >> sure they do, but this is outrageous. you don't wave a foreign flag in the face of an american presidential candidate. some of these groups still claim california, texas, and new mexico are part of mexico. >> right. >> that's outrageous to do that. you don't -- you show allegiance to a foreign country in an american political demonstration. that is outrageous. and i think that it's like showing a red rag to a bull. you show that to americans, and they're going to object vigorously, likely so. >> i think the conservative and independent leaning to the right people will. the very open border crowd, they don't care. i mean, they want a -- they want -- the open border crew, and there are more of them than you realize, "new york times" for example editorial board, they're open border people. >> but there's something about waving a foreign flag against an

everybody, more varney in a moment . stuart: repeating that breaking news. of his controlling interest in viacom and cbs. the judge throws out an incompetencecy lawsuit. he wins. neil cavuto, this was your time. it's yours. neil: thank you, my friend. all right. we're taking a look at why there's all of a sudden disarray with the republican party. donald trump blaming republican critics with that and the establishment more to the point. but does the establishment have a point when they hear their potential standard there going back and forth on the issue of taxes? take a look. >> i'm going to fight very hard for business. for the wealthy, i think frankly it's going to go up. and you know what? it really should go up. but i'm not talking about rates from where they are now, i'm talking about rates from my proposal. neil: but you said you're going to cut and then you said you're going to -- that's it. basic cable, that's as far as i go for you. on some of these issues,

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"varney & company" is about to begin. is. ♪ i was born in a small town ♪ >> that's indiana native, john cougar mellencamp. i think he dropped the cougar. giving what donald trump what he needs, all the momentum. he's backed by bobby knight and the latest poll over ted cruz and carly fiorina. more in a minute. take a look at dow futures right now. we've been gaining a little momentum throughout the day. remember, it's back to back hard weeks for the market. looking for leadership. on that note look at apple shares, under 100 and the company announced a buyback hoping that would give the stock oomph, but coming off the worst week in three years. and making main in gold, charles payne told you to buy this months ago. it's over 1300, and old holding at 45. hang on because stuart varney is not going to like this, driving around the country in this mini van. gas is 2.21, remember, it was under $2? to the anti-capitalism protesters. there were rocks, bricks, even molotov cocktails. similar in paris and istanbul. turkish police f

stuart varney weighs in.ver letter on website is not enough to get an interview in today's age. one college students got a call back for the job of his dreams. >>> would you attend more sporting events if food prices were lower? don't forget to head to facebook or twitter. show results at the end of the show. back in a minute. maria: welcome back. democratic party scram plink to come up with a plan how to defeat the presumptive nominee donald trump in the general election. now a riff between two party loyal groups threatening democratic turnout. stuart varney is here to break it all down. stuart, good to see you. >> thank you. maria: is this perfect opportunity for trump to grab more blue-collar votes? >> yes, flat-out yes, no question about it. it is all across the front page of "new york times" today. here is the headline, democratic rift opens as pillars of party clash. well they're talking about is rift between the unions within the democrat party and the greenies. it all centers around this this guy, kno

stuart: this is the first hour of "varney and company". wouldn't be a decent hour unless we updated you on the hillary email scandal. over the weekend she dismissed it as a security review. fbi director james comey says not so fast, this is an investigation. judge andrew napolitano is here. is it significant the fbi director says it is the investigation. judge napolitano: especially when taken in the context it was said. she has been arguing for months security review, security review, i think she means by that a review of the procedures in the state department, and classify something as top-secret. that is not what the fbi does for a living. by our colleague catherine heritage stated that. here is what i mean by context, last week in a freedom of information act case in which a reporter for vice news saw copies of communications between the fbi and mrs. clinton's lawyers the justice department moving to dismiss that application referred to the fbi investigation as a law enforcement proceeding. the justice department, the fbi said it is an

maria: that will do it for us, "varney & company" begins right now. take it away. stuart: thanks, maria. a great divide has opened up among democrats. you know about bernie versus hillary. make way for unions versus greenies. good morning, everyone. two big unions say that democrats have betrayed big labor. the problem, a tilt within the party towards climate warrior tom stayer and it's on the front page of the new york times. here is another problem. violent democrats, death threats from bernie supporters to the party chair. can you imagine if these were trump supporters. outrage about the u.s. sailors captured by iran and a congressman who says he saw the full report says na you'll be shocked, the way they treated our troops. let's see how the markets responded to, a, a collapsing venezuela, b, oil cuts in nigh gather yeah and a new fire breakout near canada's oil patch. yes, we cover it all. "varney & company" about to begin. ♪ >> and where is the market going to open this morning? probably pretty much flat or lower. remember, we were up 175 points yesterday. no

[laughter] >> "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ a u.s.ervice member has been killed in northern iraq. isis fighters breached defensive lines and shot him. defense secretary ash carter said it happened in the neighborhood of irbil. air strikes from drones and airplanes tried to combat isis. ashley: they've been reticent, if you like, to give more details on this. one u.s. service member killed in this action. stuart: and i think the defense department used expression combat. ashley: yes. stuart: we're not supposed to have combat there. ashley: we're to advise in technical training. stuart: this person was killed in combat. there are other developments, iraq seems close to being taken over by iran. a top shiite cleric organized the invasion of baghdad's green zone and parliament and he is now in iran. later this hour, we'll ask this question, is iraq about to fall? pete will have an answer moments from now. the dow jones industrial average went up, what, 117 yesterday, looks like it will lose about the same amount when the market opens toda

michael mc casey is with us, ray kelly in the house and host of "varney and company" stuart varney. on the missing egypt air flight, authorities have found a seat and the body part while searching for the missing plane. from paris to cairo, egypt late wednesday night. officials are being careful not to speculate to the reason for the plane's disappearance but confirming the plane made several sharp turns swerving before falling 15,000 feet and vanishing altogether from radar. experts maintain terrorism is more likely than a mechanical failure and we are investigating it ourselves. us attorney general michael mc casey, thanks for joining us. your thoughts from what we know so far. >> it does seem likely it is terrorism, infrared detection of heat is a major giveaway. yesterday there had been no heat signature found. there is a question whether that report is accurate. if it is accurate that indicates an explosion. maria: you see al qaeda and isis? >> isis could take credit for it. al qaeda has a tendency to be more reluctant to do that. in the current atmosphere they have been compet

"varney & company" next, i'll send it over to you.flags. and the poll was taken before this, a damning report on hillary's e-mails. just look at the response today from the media. she is in deep trouble, political and legal. that's why california is a must, must win for hillary. donald trump,

all right, stuart varney, i'm going to keep making guacamole.appy cinco de mayo.stuart: tha i'm not sure how to segue out of it. i like the music and dancing and also like the guacamole. all right. is this the straw that breaks the camel's back. hillary was hacked. the hacker says he and others did get inside her server. what was she thinking? good morning, everyone, it's a question of judgment, surely. she knew her computer could be hacked, but set up a private system anyway. a romanian got inside and others did, too. the clinton camp responds like this, there is absolutely no basis to believe the claims made by this criminal, hillary's e-mail problem just got worse. as this was breaking, hillary released an anti-trump attack ad, endorsed linking trump to the klan and implied he's a racist. as for trump himself in the new york times, what would he do, the day he is walks into the oval office as elected, president trump tells the times exactly what he said he would do wall and all. the fire in the heart of a canada's oil patch is big enough to a

varney has dinosaur hands -- [laughter] he's like this.er] neil: i love -- >> the owner of the restaurant takes the tab, you guys gotta go, i'll pay for it. it's two in the morning. [laughter] neil: very good. but, you know, here's what bothers me about whether it's wall street, would wolf of wall street, these are entertaining movies and they do accentuate the greed, but what worries me, i don't disagree for a second that there is some malfeasance and crooked characters, but all of these movies give you the impression they're all that way, they're all that sinister. and whatever your views are on george clooney, this movie, they make people think twice about investing -- >> absolutely. neil: -- or avoiding it altogether. >> you know what? you have to separate wall street, that physical location downtown from here, with investing in a company that you just really like the company, you like the products. you go there all the time. the people out there know -- wall street finds out later. people know, hey, people stopped going to the malls a

we'll be back, more "varney" after this. ..anding over to my colleague and friend neil cavuto at the very high of the day. dow jones industrial average, we are doing it right now, the tao is up 217. it is yours. sandra: this guy isn't doing it for the money. it was interesting, very interesting. stuart varney. much appreciated. we are looking at something you might call hurry up and wait. everyone in this administration is saying we are fine, just chilling. the va\over the wait times, waiting for disney ride as if the tsa looking at loading a dangerous world, we have to get to the airport 3 hours early for the puddle jumper flight. en

stuart varney host of "varney & co." joined us earlier to talk about this slant.hose websites to push at you, they can then deactivate certain topics which they don't like. >> well, the news comes just weeks after mark zuckerberg promised the site would never influence people on how to vote. >>> this is a story that's going to make you even prouder of our men and women in uniform. video of a wounded warrior that is proof that a marine never gives up. watch this. that is josue barron. he is giving it all at camp pendleton in california with one leg and one eye. he lost both from a roadside bomb attack in afghanistan in 2010. that hill he's climbing is nearly a mile straight up. his prosthetic leg wasn't working properly so he took it off and then started crawling. >> on top of that hill there's crosses that represent, you know, the guys that didn't come back home. i had told myself i wanted to see those crosses, you know? it took me five years, you know? to get up there. but i had to get up there some way, somehow. >> wow. to pay his respects to the men they lost o

"varney & company" next, i'll send it over to you.tuart: politics, whoa, is it moving at a break-neck pace or what? the democrats on a rollercoaster ride to the primary. 12 days away. june 7th, has become the decision day for the left. good morning, everyone. look at this. hillary has lost a lot of ground in california. bernie has caught up. that poll taken before voters saw extensive violence from the left and all of that provocative waving of mexican flags. and the poll was taken before this, a damning report on hillary's e-mails. just look at the response today from the media. she is in deep trouble, political and legal. that's why california is a must, must win for hillary. donald trump, he's already pounced on them he calls them crazy bernie and crooked hillary. they've given him the motherload of ammunition and he says yes, to a debate with bernie in california before the california vote. i've got money, more big news, and we're up, very, very close to dow 18,000. we have another jam-packed show for you today. "varney & company,

jo ling: varney pressed her on the issue.ou see no harm in allowing a child to save itself? you think that's a good survival skill? >> absolutely. i know the alternative. my son did not have these skills and he's no longer with us. as a parent i cannot tell you how devastating that is. jo ling: keith manning joins me along with radio host adriana cohen. she admitted to varney that she lost a child previously. that's a tough thing to think about. and she raises her baby, do you think that make this teaching method safer? >> there is almost nothing i can think of that's more personal and parenting. that's why we see such a vast avai -- vast array of approaches. we even have parenting wars in the way we are sharing lives with one another that are unprecedented. but parents have to make thousands of judgment calls when it comes to the risks and across it they think are appropriate for their children. jo ling: . he questioned her on the possible trauma that could happen to a baby. >> i watched that video and i found it to be distu

you can catch me weekdays on "varney and company." we start sharp at 9:00 eastern.ek. hope you can join us then. >>> the gop presumptive nominee turns up the heat on hillary clinton. >> she was an unbelievably nasty, mean enabler and what she did to a lot of those women is disgraceful, so naug bonnet and let's see what happens, okay? >> donald trump is campaigning out west today. we're hot on the campaign trail with him. >>> on the democratic side, hillary clinton still can't shake bernie sanders. why he's vowing to stay in until the convention no matter what. >>> and the body of an american hero returns home from iraq this weekend. navy s.e.a.l. charles keating

let's go to stuart and "varney & company." over to you.ly split and a merger proposal that the greens will hate. know the a bad way to start the week, i'd say. good morning, everyone, trump is going up in the polls. in head to head matchup, hillary's lead has evaporated, a statistical tie with trump gaining momentum. and it's bernie versus debby wasserman-schultz and bernie versus hillary. it's not over and they are miles apart. via makes a 62 million dollar bid for monsanto.