varney. the scenes look at dealers being briefed on the new super duty. this is the new super duty right here. an f450. now, this is the reason you're going to buy this. take a look at this. i've got in my hand here. you don't like to put the gate down yourself? just pop a button. but how about this? mr. varney is a little bit older. he try to get up into the bed of this truck and says i can't get up. how do i do that? so what happens? i pop this out, i pull this up, i throw this there and next thing you know mr. varney is up in the bed of his truck like that. he can load his logs, his gold bouillon, whatever he's got. this is why he will buy the new super duty ford. stuart: that was very good. what do you think? ashley: yeah, excellent. stuart: announcing we're going to be coming to you throughout the day. we will not forget your insults to the aging mr. varney. but that's the f450. that is indeed a big truck. and i want it. liz: you want it now. stuart: we'll be back to jeff throughout the

and time for stuart varney, "varney & company" is next, please take it away. stuart: thank you very much. terror at home, more terror abroad and wait until you see what's happening to your money. terror headlines first. in france this morning, an a police officer and his wife stabbed to death in front of their three-year-old son. isis claims responsibility. and in the aftermath of orlando president obama would not make the link between islam and terror and the terrorist mateen was able to buy guns while he was on the terror watch list. what is with that? the money headlines in germany, lend to the government there and you don't get all your money back. that's called negative interest rates. in germany of all places. in britain, three polls showed the brits in favor of leaving the european union. it is indeed high anxiety time all around the world and we've got it all covered for you. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ all right. everybody, first to france. two police officials murdered by a french national with a prior terror conviction, he had ties to ji

"varney & company" begins now. stuart: a big shout out to my late father, too, he was sweeping the english channel of mines on d-day, that's where he was. maria: beautiful, stu. stuart: and welcome to-- tongue-tied. welcome the new week. et cetera going -- it's going to be big. money and politics are moving big. donald trump is taking heat the ethnicity of judges riles up republicans and gives ammunitions to democrats. that's what hillary clinton is doing, an attack ad going after trump on judges using republican voices. and she's tied with bernie sanders in tomorrow's all important primary. she is in the fight of her life. and bernie, he says he keeps going no matter what. it will be a contested convention, he says. democrats divided. trump needs damage control and, maybe, does janet yellen. she speaks today and how does she raise interest rates when the report shows an economy in deep trouble. and lest we forgot today was d-day, germany surrendered. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ let's start with this, d

that does it for us, "varney & company" is up next, stuart varney, are you there? take it away. stuart: always here at 9:00 eastern time on a weak day morning, good morning, sandra, thanks so much. our money here affected by a political murder over there. what a way to start a monday and by the way, it's going to be a very big way today. good morning, everyone. the dow will be up about 200 points, just a half hour from now. stocks rallying worldwide. why? because last week's assassination in britain has affected the vote on the british leaving the european union. the leave vote has lost ground. investors think that means stability and the world rejoices. apple goes full bore political. tim cook will provide no money and no support for the republican convention. they don't like trump. you know, it's not often that we make the weather a top story, but that heatwave in the southwest is something else. granted, it gets hot in the desert, but today, it will hit 120 degrees, it says 115. we've seen some forecasts of 120 in phoenix. how about that? look at this, more video from disney.

"varney & company," ashley in for stuart. ashley: i'm ashley webster in for stuart and as he would say, game on, sports fans. hispanic turns the tables on donald trump, she leads by three points in the poll. but only half of women say they'll vote for hillary. more than half of voters say she doesn't have integrity. 60% say she's lying about her e-mails. and elizabeth warren, vp rumors are swirling. can she satisfy the bernie supporters? we shall find out. donald trump, he'll take center stage, meeting with evangelicals today and giving an anti-hillary speech on monday. and then we have this, bill o'reilly says that trump will win the election if it comes down to the economy. where have we heard that before? a big day for politics and your money, we'll get to the money stuff, of course, "varney & company" about to begin. >> ♪ >> and we will get to the politics. you can be sure of that. but let's begin with your money. it looks like lower open for stocks in the european markets and down across the board and, wow, a triple digi

and time for stuart varney, "varney & company" is next, please take it away.ery much. terror at home, more terror abroad and wait until you see what's happening to your money. terror headlines first. in france this morning, an a police officer and his wife stabbed to death in front of their three-year-old son. isis claims responsibility. and in the aftermath of orlando president obama would not make the link between islam and terror and the terrorist mateen was able to buy guns while he was on the terror watch list. what is with that? the money headlines in germany, lend to the government there and you don't get all your money back. that's called negative interest rates. in germany of all places. ri

stuart varney coming up next, that will do it for us on the program. "varney & company" begins now. stuart, over to you. stuart: very much indeed. two troubling, disturbing and extraordinary stories for you, a rotten economy and political violence. i'll start with that. americans in america attacked by a mob waving a foreign flag. good morning, everyone. the americans were trump supporters, the flag from mexico. the place san jose, california. people leading a trump rally were ambush, punched, kicked, bloodied. later, a young woman in a trump shirt surrounded by a very hostile mob. the crowd chanted, make california mexico again. the american flag was burned. yes, it's come to this. she's guilty as hell, she should be in jail. that's donald trump's response to hillary clinton. she had attacked him, calling him unfit for the presidency. more on that in a moment. first, let's get at the jobs report. not good. in fact, absolutely terrible and just awful. only 38,000 jobs created and many people nearly a half million dropped out of the labor market. stocks down, and interest rates way d

stuart varney why central bankers should be concerned.ome back, we're 45 minutes away from the opening bell for a thursday. markets are looking lower this morning. a couple of stocks on the move. watch gold prices today hitting a two-year high right now as investors sell stocks and buying gold. looking for safe haven assets. the precious medal trading up 2%. the move coming after the federal reserve lowered expectations in interest rates the next two years and yellen suggested that. citigroup raising rating on yahoo! to buy from a neutral and telling clients taking the price target on the stock up to $43 a share as he's bidding for the core assets is nearing an end. the stock is looking higher this morning. and dow's central bank's ability for recovery. the question on their minds, are central bankers now powerless? stu, what other options do they have when you're talking about negative interest rates in some parts of the world? >> my point is that central bankers all around the world have tried everything, but there are two things they c

varney said.e really going to do with isis, i want to know what you're going to do with 11 million people, come on, donald, we don't believe that. that's not going to happen. stuart: time's up. >> i'll vote for him. but i'm not going to tell anybody else to. stuart: by the way, the dow industrials did not get back. at least not in the last few minutes to the 18,000 level. they tried. they got pretty close, but they weren't quite there. but they made a decent effort at least. all right. my time is up. but charles payne is waiting to take it away. charles, it's yours. >> two days in a row you tease us with this. take it to 18,000 and then drop it in our laps with this. thanks a lot, stuart. see you soon. 2016 the donor battle now just heating up because the general election is now in focus. welcome to cavuto coast to coast, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, they've got the nominations and now vying for more donors. but does trump hurt fundraising efforts by getting off script? charlie gasparino

"varney & company," ashley in for stuart.fans. hispanic turns the tables on donald trump, she leads by three points in the poll. but only half of women say they'll vote for hillary. more than half of voters say she doesn't have integrity. 60% say she's lying about her e-mails.

ben carson is with plus the host of varney & company, stuart varney.ics, ap reporting hillary clinton has won the california primary, 69% of the vote has been counted. she's making history becoming the first woman in history to secure the nomination of a major political party in the u.s. robert gray is standing by in los angeles with more. robert, good morning. >> good morning, maria, hillary clinton winning the california primary, much more easily than had been predicted. polls leading up to the voting had her with a 2-point lead over bernie sanders. in fact, one la times that had bernie sanders with a slim lead among eligible voters. although they correctly did say among likely voters clinton had the lead. take a look at 56% for clinton, 43% for sanders as counting to count ballots there. donald trump taking the republican primary very easily. 75% for trump there. bernie sanders in his speech last night we were there. it have at santa monica airport, there was no way they should let donald trump be the president, sounded almost as if he was trying to

. >> yes, we got can't miss lineup joe hen drooikz barn varney & companihost stuart varney with us, stayinton rallying on newest campus of rutgers university she looks to build momentum for the general election, this campaign shifts focus to the state of california. amended mishapra in newark with the very later. >> hillary clinton phases not only bernie sanders california but new jersey also that she has a comfortabling 70-point lead ahead of sanders for nnl primary kind of like new york, but she still has to focus on the delegate count let me give you the numbers clearly, to be the a democratic nominee clinton you need 2383 she has 2312 totally, 1769 pledged 543 superdelegates sanders 1545, 1501 pledged 44 superdelegates makes a big issue over superdelegates says in it to win could still beat her despite the numbers,in california. here is what he told an audience. >> on june 7th, no candidate unless i am very, very mistaken no candidate will end up with the number of pledged delegates needed to win the nomination. >> however clinton supporters point out to a surgeoned are supporters. >

"varney & company" begins at 9 eastern. stu, thanks so much.ts to nightclubs, highlighting a growing threat to soft targets. what you need to know to protect yourself. coming up back in a moment. >> welcome back. airports across the country are tightening security now in the wake of the deadly terrorist attack in istanbul yesterday that left 41 people dead and others injured. the authorities try to protect so-called soft targets from acts of terror. here to weigh in ed davis, former boston police commissioner. thank you for joining us. >> good morning, maria. maria: can you protect a soft target? explain what a soft target is. >> well, a soft target is an area that does not have security and particularly armed security at it. and you can protect soft targets with visibilities and police may be in the area, but the truth of the matter is, there's no one-- up against an armed individual, a soft target-- >> and so what do we do? >> the problem is, the larger you expand the hard target area, the security is always thought of in concentric circles w

rob with us hosted varney & company. new jersey, first of six states set to vote on the democratic side of the race associated press and other reports say that hillary clinton has secured enough delegates to win nomination. this happened overnight. however, bernie sanders sayst it's not fair and promising to take everything to july convention. hillary's win are superdelegates and are not loyal, without them, bernie sanders has a fighting chance. senator mitch mcconnell. your take today as we take up and learn that the ap reporting that hillary clinton is the nominee on the democratic side. >> well, she's a very unpopular candidate and looks like both of them have pretty high disapproval. it's going to be an interesting choice for the american people. i hope they'll decide to go in a different direction so we don't have four more years just like the last eight. maria: it's interesting because there are debates going on about what this means, first of all, shee got the nomination because of the superdelegates, do you think

joining me right now, "varney & company" host stuart varney.an you do, maria, can you ever imagined in your entire lifetime a socialist, a declared socialist would demand a meeting in the white house, get that meeting, go to the white house, and demand the president of the united states of america that the democrat party shift even further left? socialized medicine, free college, no more fracking, social justice, economic justice. that is where we are today, maria. maria: unbelievable. >> a socialist, it is unbelievable. who would have thought that we would get to this position with a hard left, the socialist left, has this kind of power over the democrat party but that's where we are. maria: well, partly because the party has really been shifted. after barack obama, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, it is a different party than it was even 10 years ago. >> oh, even five or six years ago. i would say. i'm just shocked. and i'm very eager to hear what will bernie get out of this meeting? maria: what is he going to get? >> will they go free colle

"varney & company" host stuart varney weighs in now. >> good morning, maria.rump needs to watch his back? >> there are two sides to this coin. hillary is fighting for her political life in a dead-heat in california. we hear because of the i.g. report last week that an indictment is lot more likely. that is hillary's side of the coin of the other side i think trump is beginning to experience a lot of pushback. for example, this is minor leagues item but his doral golf course in florida has lost a pga tournament. they're taking it off his course there, giving it to mexico. that is a very slight pushback but it is right there. i think he is taking a lot of heat for his business practices at trump university. i think he is also in danger, of having a divided convention. he is getting a lot of trouble getting brand-name republicans to attend the convention and i think that is going to be a problem for him. he needs a united party to go against hillary which is not, where she is not really leading a you united party at ail. six to one, half a dozen of other. hillary

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that does it for us, "varney & company" is up next, stuart varney, are you there? take it away., good morning, sandra, thanks so much. our money here affected by a political murder over there. what a way to start a monday and by the way, it's going to be a very big way today. good morning, everyone. the dow will be up about 200 points, just a half hour from now. stocks rallying worldwide. why? because last week's assassination in britain has affected the vote on the british leaving the european union. the leave vote has lost ground. investors think that means stability and the world rejoices. apple goes full bore political. tim cook will provide no money and no support for the republican convention. they don't like trump. you know, it's not often tha

"varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ breaking news from the political world.eports that marco rubio will indeed run for the senate again in florida. that's according to congressman david jolly. kind of let the cat out of the bag this morning. rubio is back in the senate race. okay, got there. now, stocks, let's get to the market. they're going to open slightly lower today. they snapped a five day losing streak. listen to this, mid morning thursday, news of the shooting of a british politician who favored staying in the european union. that affected the markets here. the dow recovered from a 160 point plunge. come on in, ashley. how does the shooting affect next week's vote? >> there's a belief perhaps the remain vote gets a boost, i hate to use that, i don't want to be insensitive, but the remain side will get a boost from this, based on what we don't know about the shooter's actual motive, but it does lend because of the lawmaker who was killed, she was strongly for remain. and the parliament has been recalled. they're on a break and much like congress gets a

and joining me now is the host of "varney & company," stuart varney with so much going on, good to seer. stuart: i'm trying to digest microsoft buying linkedin for 26 billion dollars and the politics of the orlando outrage. it seems to me that president obama and hillary clinton took a larger defensive posture, calling for gun control, they see the event as a law enforcement issue. but donald trump did exactly the opposite. less than an hour, about an hour ago on fox news, donald trump was right out there in a very aggressive fashion. he says, yes, the military's got to take action, knock out their radio, knock out their internet capability. he says we have generals who say we can win this thing. we have to be furious. he's calling for strength, intelligence, stronger intelligence community. president obama will not single out this group. so what's happened is, within what, 48 hours of this event, donald trump has seized the political initiative and seized it very strongly so. i think he's gone on the offense. i think that's what people want. and i think it contrasts sharply with hilla

, host of varney & company says this is a big deal for donald trump.s us now to explain why. >> look, first of all, it is an enormous proportion of bernie sanders donors, it's like 28% of all his money comes from people outside the economy. those are people who are unemployed, on disability, retired. >> students? >> they are outside people. now, if bernie sanders is not the candidate, i don't think he's going to be the candidate, who do those voters go for? who do bernie sanders supporters go for? >> you think they will go for trump? >> i don't think they will go for hillary clinton. she's the consummate insider. she's part of the establishment which has been railing against bernie. i think there's a good shot of a chunk of bernie sanders who -- supporters who will go for donald trump. he too is the outside guy and he's the guy who has got a plan to grow the economy and create some jobs. >> if that true, a huge proportion of democrats and independents wind up supporting donald trump, you can see that happening but at the same time how many republicans

stuart varney in today for neil. check it out. >> hillary clinton taking some questions today from reporters for the first time in 27 days, but let's just say they were not hard-hitting. >> when you took the stage in sacramento there was a woman next to me who has sobbing saying it's past time. drew feel the weight of what this means? >> i do. >> you're on the cusp of being the first female nominee of a major party. what does that mean to you. >> is it setting in you might be making serious history tomorrow? >> welcome everyone, i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." nine minutes, eight questions, not one on her e-mails. is this why critics are demanding she holds a formal news conference? to ab stoddard, emily, and tam. a that was not a news conference. that was a series of ease request questions from a gaggle. >> you want me to defend the reporters here? i don't know what exactly you want me to say. this is hillary clinton. she is running just as equally as anybody else, and to attack hillary c

and english citizenship, stuart varney.ay, the people of england largely outside of london -- because that's where the majority came from -- voted to exit. in london, they are said you know what we like the idea of organized government thinking for us over at the eu. what is your thoughts? >> the near 4 point margin of victory for the leave campaign is a surprise. nobody really expected this. all the way up to the last minute. >> yesterday, the polls were the opposite. >> they were the opposite and the elites were saying don't worry about it. they are not going to leave. they have got more sense than that and by midnight eastern time last night, it became very clear that the leave campaign had won and won i think decisively in this particular vote. >> so they voted to leave the european union very soon. what were they rejecting? >> i think there's a direct parallel between what they voted on in britain yesterday and what we will be voting on in november. the issues are the same. immigration. control our country, control you

"varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> oh, don't like the look of this.atch out, everybody, stocks are going to be lower today after janet yellen and company leave interest rates unchanged. i'm saying the central banks of the world are out of options, they've become powerless, they're floundering. stocks on track for their sixth losing day in a row in the united states. now, here it may be the key number of the day. this is yield on the 10-year treasury, that's near a 10-year low. look, there's unease over britain's vote on leaving the european union. there's unease over central bankers, unease about a global recession, you add it up, rates down, stocks down. price of oil is down, too, way down at $47 per barrel as of now and edging lower. the winner this morning is gold, above $1300 an ounce. gold is a barometer of trouble, it's up, not good unless you've invested in it, $24 higher. we're talking disney, they've opened their first theme park in china, shanghai, $5 1/2 billion dollar, the biggest disney overseas investment. bob iger on the left of the scr

and wait until you hear what billionaire mark cuban said on "varney & company" with ashley today.morning regarding both hillary clinton and donald trump. our political panel on that and the two big bombshell reports about hillary's e-mails and lawsuits against donald trump, which only further underscore the unlikability of both of these candidates. so what will separate them? simon rosenberg, ron christie coming up next. the dow is down 151 points right now i am so sorry, ms. maroney. this personal essay is way harder than i thought, it's just not in my nature to brag on myself. not even a backdoor brag? what's a backdoor brag? sneaking something wonderful about yourself into everyday conversation, like when i tell people, i can't watch musicals 'cause i have perfect pitch. (vo) some carriers promise unlimited streaming, but then automatically shrink your videos so they're not hd quality. it's not pretty. really? switch to verizon now, buy two samsung phones, and get a free samsung 50 inch smart tv, plus up to $650 back. only on america's best network. . liz: breaking news. we are

hour three of varney up next., i was starring in a one-woman show about a cat allergic to other cats. opening-slash-closing night it hit me: hats for cats. everyone said i was crazy. when i went online. i got my domain, catswithhats.com from godaddy. now these things are fee-ly-in' outta here. got a crazy idea you think you can turn into a success? we know you can and we've got a domain for you. go you. godaddy. ♪ ♪ . stuart: precisely 11:00 eastern time, and we have an update. news from orlando. hillary clinton just tweeting saying hate isn't the answer. but what else did she say? >> can't declare war on a entire religion also says she is for restrictions on assault weapons. donald trump saying we have to look at the ideology and community that can lead to these. stuart: what about the so gun control are the issues and don't go after muslims exclusively. now, secretary of state john kerry has also been talking -- ashley: he has. speaking the orlando mass killing says the worst thing we can do says the secretary o

charles payne in for stuart varney today. take it away. >> stuart is resting up for the big vote in the u.k., he will be back tomorrow, but what a show we have for you today. the 90 minute from now, donald trump will counter punch. watching the much-anticipated attack on hillary clinton. and you will see it here. >> and hillary's economic advisor, gene spurling, all over taxes. what is fair? spurling says tax 1%. we'll find out what art laffer has to say about that. and britain's vote to leave the u.s., the latest odds from london, big day from politics, "varney & company," we're about to begin. ♪ >> a record breaking goal! number 55. >> and everybody on the field thought he was going over. >> that was just one of four goal that argentina scored against the usa in the copa finals in houston. a disappointing end to the tournament for the united states. lionel messi arguably the best player. argentina moves to the finals. >> let's look at the markets ahead of the british vote tomorrow. we've been in anxiety mode here. there is

"varney & company" begins now.he was sweeping the english channel of mines on d-day, that's where he was. maria: beautiful, stu. stuart: and welcome to-- tongue-tied. welcome the new week. et cetera going -- it's going to be big. money and politics are moving big. donald trump is taking heat the ethnicity of judges riles up republicans and gives ammunitions to democrats. that's what hillary clinton is doing, an attack ad going after trump on judges using republican voices.

stuart varney coming up next, that will do it for us on the program. "varney & company" begins now. very much indeed. two troubling, disturbing and extraordinary stories for you, a rotten economy and political violence. i'll start with that. americans in america attacked by a mob waving a foreign flag. good morning, everyone. the americans were trump supporters, the flag from mexico. the place san jose, california. people leading a trump rally were ambush, punched, kicked, bloodied. later, a young woman in a trump shirt surrounded by a very hostile mob. the crowd chanted, make california mexico again. the american flag was burned. yes, it's come to this. she's guilty as hell, she

abc7 was on the scene shortly after midnight in the 900 block of varney street in southeast.ay a man was found there suffering from a gunshot wound, and he died before making it to the hospital. no arrests have been made, and police have re information about what lead to the shooting. developing right now we are learning more about the accident that claimed the lives of three local high school students this week. a preliminary police report found that the ford pick-up jacob dennis was driving crossed the center line and hit a tree. jacob, patrick shifflett and cary greene all died. they were all juniors at clarksburg high school -- and had just left a party. police call the accident tragic. police say jacob dennis was cited for speeding in november. and cary greene had crashed the truck he was driving into a tree last october. investigators believe speed and inexperience were factors in this crash. today-- an alexandria man is back behind bars-- facing terrorism charges. mohamad khweis appeared in federal court yesterday to face charges of providing material support to the to

"varney & company" is about to begin. knit night ♪ >> secretary clinton arriving here and putting you on my snapchat. welcome to jersey. >> to be here in jersey. stuart: hillary clinton dancing away in new jersey and she's on to california making her big foreign policy speech. she's going to take some direct shots at trump's foreign policy and his stance on nato, nukes, torture, all will be in the spotlight from hillary today. check out the market, this is thursday morning. where are we going? slightly lower. down about 50 points when that opening bell rings. a look at the price of oil. remember, opec meets today and output cap is on the table, but not getting that much serious discussion, we hear. all right, ashley, markets on hold because of the jobs report tomorrow. >> correct, the jobs report tomorrow, we just got the adp. i want to mention that, private hiring numbers came in at 173,000 new jobs created in the private sector in the month of may. okay, but where did those jobs come from? all of them, 175,000 came in t

more "varney" after this. >> remember "varney & company" starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern time.last hour. >> they are not allowing the people who want to stay out on the streets. they are not allowing that to happen because they know we have a vote. you can't treat a regime that is a communist, socially, extreme leftist as if he was a democratic country. you can't get out of there like that. people should go out on the streets, stay on the streets. don't go back home. charles: the dow 30 folks. we bolted out of the gate. blue chip names are down. so far the nature balance has not done enough to seduce would-be buyers out the sidelines. we've got a long way to go. take a look at apple. two leads now on the iphone. it is not good manners. lynx here is the thing. nowadays the iphone of them. we are tracking now is not really exciting stuff. basically to speaker grills at the back. maybe to cameras at the back. once at the bigger camera is basically the look of it. now when you have ththe markets and analysts talking about iphone eight, you've got to worry what will the iphone of th

here was stu varney on our show earlier this morning.ebrity invite to do a prestige just university to spout economic nonsense. a conservative would have been banned from the place in the first place. no, up he gets, he hits the podium and it's all wall street's fault. it's all the bankers. he is flat out wrong. we are in difficult economic times. got nothing to do with what happened eight years ago. it's got nothing to do with wall street or the bankers. it's got everything to do with current economic policy. that's what is dragging us down. and that's what damon will never admit. >> you feel so sorry for all these kids saddled with debt. do you know what i mean? search mad about the college debt that all these kids are carrying. they should be mad. no one ever says to the colleges wait a second why are you charging 60 grand a year for a half rate education? >> i would love for him to say look i dropped out of college. >> exactly. so good and so true. >> you could save a lot of money and maybe get ahead. won't be saddled with all this d

stuart varney on the far-reaching implications next.play, why it's dropping some of its nfl coverage. we'll be right back. ♪ >> welcome back, 45 minutes away from the opening bell for a friday. we're expecting a flat opening for the broader average. apple will be one to watch. regulators in china ordering stop selling the apple iphone 6 and 6 s saying it infringes on a patent for a chinese phone. >> and dish dropping nfl and nfl red zone on the lineup. it's the first time a provider decided not to continue offering the option to subscribers since the network began 13 years ago. there is tragedy in the u.k., the country is mourning this morning, the murder of a british lawmaker had the country on high alert. the attack stalling the debate and the crucial vote. stuart varney, this was an unbelievable story yesterday, jo cox. what a tragedy. stuart: look, the brits are recoiling from this. there is shock and horror at what has happened because gun violence is virtually unknown in britain and a political murder has not been seen since the d

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more varney in a moment. this man creates software, used by this bank, to protect this customer, who lives here and flies to hong kong, to visit this company that makes smart phones, used by this vice president, this little kid, oops, and this obstetrician, who works across the street from this man, who creates software. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. stuart: for a long time oil the stock market driver. not so much these days. it is in that narrow range of $40 a barrel down a buck today. tomorrow we get the latest read on the number of oil rigs in use in america. that could affect the price. higher profits at the parent company of olive garden, darden. sales disappoint, down a couple bucks in "the opening bell". look at this, the drugmaker, positive news on results of an ovarian cancer drug. yesterday it more than double. it will down a couple bucks a day. we bring in doctor siegel about this development in the entire ver

but if you follow pages like varney&company you need to interact with it to see more.s morning. the word of the day for the markets, i suspect, is stability. look at the british banks, barkleys, amongst others, bank of america, they're all stabilizing. galazo are british drug companies, they're all up. the last two are higher now than they were before the british vote. here with me is national review, elizabeth mcdonald and jud ji miller. liz, let's start with the markets, stability, dare i use that word? liz: i think you can. who steps in for david cameroon. that's not so great. the feeling of people not knowing who is in charge, that doesn't lend to investor's sentiments. there's stability and stability in the banking sector in the u.s. oil coming in -- stuart: i think you're being timid ms. mcdonald. liz: you're saying what? stuart: the first word the dutch or the french or swedens are going to hold a referendum where they too will want to get out of europe and volatility goes up. liz: we heard from wall street. no you're not. thank you for the clarity. stuart: you'

coverage of the british exit vote, beginning with lou dobbs, follow by tritch -- trish regan and stewart varneynight 7 p.m. right here on fox business. coming up talking about crony capitalism, trade sanctions with iran have been lifted, boeing with its $25 bil billion deal. >> you thought you hated this stuff before, wait until you hear the story next. charles: boeing signing a multibillion dollar deal to supply iran with airplanes, we're looking at crony capitalism like never before. charles: boeing is world's largest airplane maker and biggest exporter of products, so we' them to do well, they made an agreement to sell jetliners to iran, largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world, it bothers a lot of people, it going to be a big deal. but 25 billion dollars is worse than your typical crony capitalism deal. we will discuss it now, kelly. thomas picturing, is a respected diplomat. taking money from boeing while abkating for these kind of deals, this is what the double dealing that people are frustrated with. >> he never disclosed his association with boeing or on boeing's payroll, he has

we'll be watching "varney & co."he business world. >> doing very well. >> we'll take that claim. >> take that lewis rukeyser. >> a historical point of view. >> i don't know how to say that out loud. >>> 14 minutes before the top of the hour, president obama assuring the nation we're winning the war on terror. >> we are making significant progress. this campaign at this stage is firing on all cylinders. >> our efforts have not reduced the group's terrorism capability and global reach. >> yeah, makes us more dangerous here at home. why is the cia director saying the exact opposite of president obama? geraldo rivera weighs in. >> he's go having to weigh himself, he is being fed outside. >>> plus, one of the most highly anticipated sequels of the year. so will "finding dory" make the same splash as "finding nemo" did all those years ago? >> is that a documentary? >>> first on this date in 1994, donna summer topped the charts with "hot stuff." >> that's my nickname. lexus nx. the suv that dares to go beyond utility. this

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the third hour of "varney" coming up next. dow down 314. be where the pipes are. so i use quickbooks and run my entire business from the cloud. i keep an eye on sales and expenses from anywhere. even down here in the dark i can still see we're having a great month. and celebrate accordingly. i run on quickbooks.that's how i own it. charles: it's 11 a.m. on the east coast, 8 a.m. in california, and here's what's happening right now. the markets continue to get slammed, all 30 of the stocks in the dow jones industrial average down. actually, verizon sneaking into the green. a u.s.-centric play. this is a big shift to those areas, but i can tell you what's not helping, and those are the british banks. slammed on friday, take a look at barclays, down 25% on friday's session, down another 23% today. absolutely slaughtered despite the fact that david cameron just now saying that the cap requirements are so much better than they were before, other british banks, the royal bank of scotland down 15%, down friday as well. also -- also want you to tak

. >> that's all for today, we'll follow the orlando terror attack and all the fallout on varney and company. "the five" is next. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five". >>> we have a fox news alert, bombshell new information about the wife of the orlando terrorist. noora mateen admitted to investigators that she was aware of her husband's plans to shoot up pulse nightclub and did nothing to stop him. let's dig in, we'll start with steve harrigan who is in orlando with the latest developments. steve? >> eric, one focus of the federal investigators right now is on the activity of the killer in the days before this attack took place. they know that he purchased two weapons during that period, as well as ammunition and a hollister. they know that the killer carried out several surveillance missions scouting out potential attack sites. these included not only the gay nightclub, the pulse, but also walt disney world properties as well. investigators have all of his electronic devices

. >>> in the meantime, i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith, "your world" with stuart varney in for neil today. begins now. [shouting] >> news straight from the cia, isis scrambling to infill trait refugees over there -- infiltrate refugees, and "the new york times" first to blame runs for the orlando massacre. today it's the nra. what about the terrorists? how the british politician shot, stabbed and killed, one week before the nation votes to stay or leave the european union, shake degree bait to its core. "your world" starting right now. >>> welcome everyone. isis, not letting up. now the cia director warning isis terrorists could be coming here with refugees. >> isil has large cadre of western fighters who potentially serve as operatives for attackness the west. the group is probably exploring a variety of means for infiltrating operatives into the west, including in refugee flows, smuggling routes and methods of travel that are legitimate. >> all of this as the white house is speeding up the refugee process. sebastian is author of defeating jihad. why the rush? >> i wish i knew. i t

. >> that's all for today, we'll follow the orlando terror attack and all the fallout on varney and companyext. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five". >>> we have a fox news alert, bombshell new information about the wife of the orlando terrorist. noora mateen admitted to investigators that she was aware of her husband's plans to shoot up pulse nightclub and did nothing to stop him. let's dig in, we'll start with steve harrigan who is in orlando with the latest developments. steve? >> eric, one focus of the federal investigators right now is on the activity of the killer in the days

"varney & company" 11:00 p.m. eastern. cheryl casone after that. trish regan involved tomorrow night. she is involved right now to take you through the next hour. hey, trish. trish: you bet i am. thank you, connell. breaking today, everyone. donald trump delivering a major attack on hillary clinton. in a pointed rebuttal to her attacks yesterday he calls her an insider that has rigged system for the benefit of her family and special interests for years making herself and her friends rich at the expense of working americans. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." donald trump playing offense accusing hillary clinton of government corruption. watch. >> the other candidate in this race has spent her entire life making money for special interests and i will tell you, she has made plenty of money for them and she has been taking plenty of money out for herself. hillary clinton has perfected the politics of personal profit and even theft. she ran the state department like her own personal hedge fund doing favors for oppressive

. >>> in the meantime, i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith, "your world" with stuart varney in for neil>> news straight from the cia, isis scrambling to infill trait refugees over there -- infiltrate refugees, and "the new york times" first to blame runs for the orlando massacre. today it's the nra. what about the terrorists? how the british politician shot, stabbed and killed, one week before the nation votes to stay or leave the european union, shake degree bait to its core. "your world" starting right now. >>> welcome ever

lou: the man who shot the video of the men being sucker punched today told my colleague, stuart varneyat the san jose police did nothing to stop the violence, nothing to help those assaulted by the mob. >> when this man in the yellow shirt was coming out, there were several officers who did not intervene when the crowd started rushing at him, spitting on him and pushing him. i don't know what the reason for that is. i assume it's because the police have different units like the assist unit and crowd control, stuff like that. and it wasn't until after he was hit in the back of the head that officers came in and pulled him out. lou: and that's not all. one trump supporter -- a woman -- taunted by rioters, struck in the face with an egg and water balloons, pinned to the marriott hotel doors as police officers stood by. she was eventually allowed into the hotel, but again, police did nothing to help her. also shocking, the mob of rioters were seen burning the american flag. the san jose police department said they made, quote, a few arrests but wouldn't give any specifics at all. and the m

stuart varney in for neil cavuto. have a great weekend. >> a big jobs jolt. just as the elects are heating up. 38,000 jobs added in june. that is the worst showing in nearly six years. what is driving the slowdown? and what damage could it bridge to the campaign trail? we're on it. >> now to redding, california. donald trump, about to speak. it is his first appearance since a group of angry protesters attacked trump supporters at a rally in san jose. americans attacked in america by a mob with a foreign flag. later those protests cornered a young woman wearing a trump shirt. she was

david: varney is not off until 1:00? melissa: i heard he will sleep in his office.ould be good. david: they are ready to run, look at these guys. uk politics going to the hogs. melissa: the swine vote it is david hameron, get it? versus boar is johnson. racing his pigs to figure out the referendum. david: we have the results. they were clear. three votes for staying but one little piglet held his ground and voted to leave. melissa: i like that pig. i'm not sure this is kosher. david: oh, please. irhoging all the punch lines. melissa: stop hamming it up. are we done? we're so sorry that we did that. we couldn't help it. david: "risk & reward," starts right now. >> this vote, if we leave is irreversibility. much. >> if we get it wrong, we vote to remain, that is it. we'll be locked in the back of the cargoing in the wrong direction. >> tomorrow we can vote for real change. tomorrow we can vote to put power back in the hands of people. >> more than 60% of the world's leading companies sony, aig insurance, bloomberg have european headquarters guess what? here in london.