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"varney & company" is up for us. stuart varney, it is all for you. stuart: what do you mean, is he there? >> sometimes you go like this when i talk to you and want to make sure i don't catch you off guard. train to catch me off guard? are we good, very good. you're using up all my time. let's go. donald trump had a very good day. that is an opinion that is not shared by the media. good morning, everyone. in mexico and cordele joint statement with henrique pena. the negotiations on trade and the border looks like they've begun. hours later in arizona, a tougher job standing firm on deporting criminal alien, ending catch and release, building the wall and having mexico pay for it. the media hated the mexico trip in the arizona speech as well. a circus as the "washington post" xenophobic, same old tripe, the lining of a cow's stomach. the duplicity of donald trump just political gymnastics. and hillary stayed home and she treated diplomacy isn't as easy as it looks. now look at this. the new fox poll. more goodness for trump in a four-way split is now s

stuart varney is prosecuting this case in an effective way.t's great tv and it's good because obamacare is bad. >> we all enjoy that -- >> i've totally been on the wrong end of that. stop miling. stop smiling. >> you can have some empathy for zeke. the reality is, people have less choice. and they're make more money and you got insurer after insurer now just walking away from this. >> i think the choice thing is a huge problem. this is what hillary clinton talked about and there are some quick fixes to improve the law like purchasing insurances across the state lines. i can by my clothes in new jersey, shy be able to get my insurance there. >> we agree on -- >> some good thinks to say about obama car. we have 20 million people who are insured who weren't, we have let's then 0 million americans without insurance which is a huge agreement. and what zeke was talking about in remember tuesday of health care costs, based on the ten years before obamacare the rates were rising by a greater percentage than hare now. so you have to three-quarter entir

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let's get back to "varney and company".h donald trump who was headeded to detroit to address african-americans. hester darrell scott. thank you for joining us. trump is hoping to court minority voters. how have democratic policies hurt or help african-americans in your opinion? >> first of all trump is not reaching out for african-americans for the first time. we are engaging him with dialogue concerning african-americans for well over a year. we met with several groups of us, this idea that he is reaching out to african americans for the first time does not exactly true. the last eight years have produced in america, african-american community, the last eight years of the democratic administration, frustration, civil unrest, riots and a sense of frustration among the african-american community, dissatisfaction, with the policies of this democratic administration have failed the black community. we have a sense right now that we are owed something, the black community feels we have a right to be violent because we have been

more varney after this.you were watching a couple minutes ago donald trump attended the polish-american congress in chicago and talked about bill clinton who insulted poland. he was talking about this. >> look at the problems in ukraine. poland and hungry, two countries that wouldn't be free if not for the united states decided democracy was too much trouble and they want vladimir putin style government, don't want to deal with outside problems. stuart: the outside problem is the influx of muslim migrants which poland doesn't like and that is what trump picked up on. liz: the prime minister of poland wanted an apology. the polish voter comes out, they are important in the swing vote in illinois, ohio, michigan and pennsylvania. stuart: stuart: they are swing states in a population that votes. ashley: makes a good point, trump picked that up, that went under the radar. stuart: you watched it live on "varney and company". "varney and company" is now out of time. neil cavuto has a couple hours to spare and is w

varney, i think he's right.ou have to grow and maybe have to lower taxes, but i think the point that's more important, to get capital spending back, you have to not do irrational regulation. stuart: we're proud that carl icahn watches the show and frankly, i think he's right, liz. he's right. >> i think he's totally right. it's business investment that's hold back, or the lack of business investment that's holding back the economy. businesses are not spending, why? because they feel under siege. and let's go back to the beginning of the obama white house when there was not a single private sector person in that white house. he still doesn't get it. they don't get it. they've never looked out beyond their little purview liz: to liz's point, business orders and activity at 2008 recession lows, that's the new data coming out. >> that's horrifying liz: six year low. ashley: and investment of cheap money from the fed, that's what you get. tax cuts is where you put the money for the economy. stuart: he's right on that

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stuart: "varney and company" start at 9:00 eastern.karl rove at latest polls. those polls include, the libertarian and green party, in the beginning of august, the two of them 3.3% for clinton, 7.1 at the beginning of august, we usually have not affected the convention, they tend to be durable, looks like they were not durable and the combination of her decline and his improved campaigning in the last couple weeks has closed this race up. [ yes. yes. ] uhhh, you're really getting the hang of this. anncr: want feedback that helps? verified reviews. another reason to join angie's list for free. this new ac guy is not that good. no he's not. anncr.: need a job done right? search top-rated providers on angie's list. join for free. it's scary when the lights go out. people get anxious and my office gets flooded with calls. so many things can go wrong. it's my worst nightmare. every second that power is out, my city's at risk. siemens digital grid manages and reroutes power, so service can be restored within seconds. priority number one is k

"varney & company" begins right now. brand new. hillary's lead nationally has been cut to a dead heat. in a four-way race. in early august, hillary had an 8 point lead. what a turn around. the trump surged in other polls. he's ahead now in ohio, florida and nevada, a big factor is hillary's weekend disaster. her insulting comments about millions of americans and medical coverup. today, another big policy speech for trump at the waldorf-astoria in new york city and plans for tax cuts and deregulation. his team says that plan will produce 4% growth in each of the next five years. later today, the results of this physical will be released on the dr. oz show. hillary clinton is now playing catchup. sidelined by illness, she returns to the campaign with a speech in north carolina. she is in a tough spot. she has pneumonia. and she's lost momentum. and she faces an opponent who has learned a lot about politics. just look at the way trump handled this incident. >> everything she touched didn't work out. nothing. now, hillary clinton-- >>

"varney & company" host stuart varney is coming up. stuart: embarrassing.ma's election, look at what happened at the china meeting. vladimir putin stared down president obama, our president, the president of the united states of america had to go cap in hand to russia asking for help in the middle east and refused. now, that's an insult. then, we have the incident at the red carpet, and the arrival of president obama in china. if you know anything about china, you will know that that was a deliberate insult. that was a deliberate forcing of loss of face for the president of the united states. now, the iranians, they were know the at the china meeting, but they've been humiliating america for what, the past few years with this nuke deal. the whole thing is an embarrassment. our standing in the world has come way down and i think it's going to have a real impact on all americans going forward. maria: it's pretty extraordinary. if you wonder if it resonates to the person out there. stuart: hillary clinton is tied with president obama. she was secretary of stat

more "varney" in a moment. .iple digits, the market still reacting to hints from a federal reserve governor that we'll get a rate hike later this year. down 155 to be precise. look at lexicon pharmaceuticals, a drugmaker, obviously, it's up bigtime, 21%. it has encouraging test results for diabetes drug. that's why it's up so much. >>> nissan recalling more than 120,000 vehicles, maybe with a brake fluid leak, that risk leading to fires, the stock barely budging, nissan down 9 cents. >>> facebook co-founder pledging $20 million to hillary clinton. he just wants to defeat donald trump. >> he does, democratic groups back him saying he's never been involved in politics before but has reservations about anyone using large amounts of money to influence elections. what does he do? contributes 20 million bucks. says he hopes it makes it likely that secretary clinton is able to pursue her agenda. he says my message to the gop is you cannot run a campaign based on fear and hostility. stuart: isn't hillary clinton already

stuart: here goes stuart varney.x, the death tax. she will take up to 65% of the estate of very, very wealthy people. i say this is absolute nonsense. no wealthy people pay estate tax. they've got an army of lawyers to help themselves and never pay a dime in estate tax. what hillary clinton was doing was a political smoke screen. hey, i'm the person who is going to beat up the rich. i'll take it off 'em. look at us, we're on your side. that is nonsense. they will not tax the rich, and that's why the rich vote democrat. be juan williams, your response. >> i think you just damned the rich, and i would never do that because i respect people who make it on their own in this country, especially people who work, work their way all the way up and are not given a silver spoon by their mothers and fathers and especially by taxpayers and expect taxpayers to support them and be sure that they cement the so-called income inequality gap in this country. you should make it on your own. this is america. and, stuart, all you're doin

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& company", stuart varney, stu? "new york times". okay? i do read that paper cover to workforce almost every day. there is some nuggets in there when are fascinating including the one about if you are new student going to college for the first time you get to orientation meeting you may now be he presented about a diversity officer we will explain what you can and cannot say. how about fwreeth your friends by hey guys now cannot say that. because that does not include women by virtual of hey guys don't say that how about this one -- let's see, the one you pointed out everyone can succe succeed in society if they work hard enough you cannot say that. >> why? >> wait a long list of stuff great stuff believe me suppose you were -- what will be environmental microaggression try this on first day of class enter chemistry building all pictures on the wall are scientists white and male if you are a famiemale don't identify at a space shows you are not represented. >> stuart you do realize cat is on her beat. >> absolutely.

"varney & company." stuart: here we go.one of our guests, i wasn't quite ready, but i am now. here we go. false claims on social media. that's what started it, and the rioting in charlotte is not over. good morning, everyone, the governor declares a state of emergency. the national guard has been called out. one person shot critically wounded. tuesday a black man shot by a black police officer posts on social media, said he was holding a book. wrong, say police. he had a gun. violence and looting for a second night in charlotte. now, this is now an election issue. hillary clinton needs the black vote. donald trump needs to make inroads with black voters, both are responding to police shootings. bring back stop and frisk, that's what donald trump says. we've got to do better, too many people have lost their lives. that's what hillary clinton is saying. to the polls, which do not yet

varney, it's nice to be with you. i enjoy the program.ut of the -- >> yeah, you can. stuart: no, i can't. [laughter] why now? it's kind of late for you guys to be endorsing donald trump. why now? >> well, that's the formal endorsement. i've been public about my support for donald trump for a long time. and it's because i belve that the rule of law is the best friend that liberty ever had. unfortunately, the obama administration -- with hillary rodham clinton being complicit in it -- has literally devalued the rule of law. you have presidential edicts that amend statutes willy-nilly like obamacare, amending his own program without the congress, suspending the enforcement of the laws that the people have enacted through the congress on immigration, doing the same in relating to drug enforcement and the like. and i believe that we need a president who is committed to the rule of law, and i believe that donald trump is more likely to restore the rule of law. the rule of law restoration, i think, should be one of the front burner issues of our

"varney & company" is up for us. stuart varney, it is all for you.when i talk to you and want to make sure i don't catch you off guard. train to catch me off guard? are we good, very good. you're using up all my time. let's go. donald trump had a very good day. that is an opinion that is not shared by the media. good morning, everyone. in mexico and cordele joint statement with henrique pena. the negotiations on trade and the border looks like they've begun. hours later in arizona, a tougher job standing firm on depo

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stuart varney telling it like it is.just watch his show, watch cnbc, with the sound down sometime. it's like a hostage state, that's what i'm saying. >> i don't know. neil: in the meantime, you've seen the polls out, the latest one that shows donald trump virtually even with hillary clinton but that does not quite take into account the electoral vote which is how we finally elect our presidents, and in that hillary clinton has a comfortable lead. for now larry sabato says that is the name of the game, the professor with us now. good to have you. >> neil, i got to say you're a sight for sore eyes. everybody has missed you. i certainly missed you. i want to tell you one thing, when i travel and i'm in airports, people have come up to me and asked me how's neil? and i've always said without really knowing, he's great. because i knew that's what you would want me to say. neil: no, no, no, no, professor, i'd like to leverage a little sympathy here. when you tell people he's great, they don't feel sorry for you anymore. >> wel

& company" and stuart varney. >> she is dead wrong right from the start headlined in my opinion shetrfr trumped-up will not grow economy a per jurortive word going to 1980's for this what they said about ronald reagan great expansion plain fact is if we don't have growth in our economy, we cannot restore prosperity to great mil class you can't do it you've got to have growth trump gives growth cutting taktsdz can you go to regulations hillary clinton does not in my opinion does not give us growth, she would simply tax rich redistribute wealth and keep with that regulation that is what we have done 8 years, we simply do not have robust growth. to me, it is very clear. trump gives us growth hillary does not hillary is dead wrong. >> talks about economic growth but find one line-item in that economic plan of hillary clinton growth oriented. >> she thinks spending taxpayers' money by government is going to create growth stuart you know what which has my back side when she talks small business about that she is out there for small business understands, we have heard that for decades part

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& company" stuart varney a big tonight. >> i think highlights importance of television in more thans. i think it is going to your gonna see, firsthand, hd tv big screen right on one of the two people who are going to be next president of the united states of america. all kinds of things related to television, are going to be extremely important. the tone of voice which is used the facial he go expressions used all conveys whether you like the candidate you trust the candidate, does the candidate have credibility, it is that power of television, which is going to be harnessed in front of 100 million people biggest political debate political event of the last decade. you know maria, you are not old enough but i remember the 1960s, 1960 debate, kennedy-nixon herky jerky black and white tv, this is going to be very, very different tonight and i think a major impact experts how they come across just as important as policies they are going to -- >> especially since talking about it is about temperament looking at leadership you want that body language. >> i don't think donald trump will s

and stuart varney will be covering. "varney & company" is next, i believe he's there, take it away. stuart: oh, yes, i'm here. yes, indeed. breaking news. moments from now, hillary clinton will step out onto the tarmac there at white plains airport at westchester county, new york and she will take questions before she boards her campaign plane. she'll take questions from reporters on the tarmac. this is a brand new developments, announced literally just minutes ago. i want some commentary on this late breaking news and lisa booth just happens to be here with us to provide it for us. lisa, welcome to the program. >> good timing, stuart. stuart: i was not expecting it because the pattern in this election so far has been trump gets out front first and hillary responds. now, today, we've got hillary getting out there at 9:10 or whatever it is in the morning and then trump will speak this afternoon on education. >> this has been a candidate in hiding. she's been unwilling to take questions from reporters at any sort of press conference format. what we've seen for hillary clinton, she's l

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anthony scaramucci, dagen mcdowell and "varney & company" begins right now. after a black police officer shoots a black motorist. law enforcement say he had a gun, and relatives say it was a book. and america's racial divide on display in north carolina. good morning, everyone, we will have more on that coming up. first this, ahmad khan rahami, the new york bomber, is now an election issue. he has linked immigration and terror. trump has seized on this, hillary clinton wants to move past it. now, rahami made trips to pakistan and afghanistan. he was radicalized there.

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"varney and company" start at 9:00 eastern.you missed last hour, karl rove on trump. >> he needs to pivot. last night the biggest thing he failed to do after the first 20 minutes, he said i am the candidate of change which i will change the economy, but you know what? he needs to pivot more what it is to do, when he goes after in the next debate, a light touch rather than a heavy trench and pivot on what he would do in place of that. the reassurance he is up to the job, simply slashing and burning her will not prove to them he is up to the job. stuart: one thing donald trump and hillary clinton agree on is no-fly know by when it comes to guns. >> we finally need to pass prohibition on anyone on a terrorist watchlist from being country, if you're too dangerous to fly your too dangerous to buy a gun. >> i agree and a lot of people want to give certain rights to people on no-fly list, i agree with you. stuart: big on guns and the second amendment, what did you make of that exchange? >> the idea the terrorists watchlist should not

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varney. stuart: stop it.to g left-hand side of your screen, that is the hearing going on -- against, about wells fargo, left-hand side of your screen. the questioning, frankly, has not been add harsh, there have not been as many fireworks as we saw, what was it, ten days ago when elizabeth warren decimated john stumpf and really called him out bigtime and had enormous impact. you're seeing a great deal of political grandstanding -- >> yep. stuart: all of these house members are up for re-election in november. >> of course. stuart: they're all piling on any bank, this bank in particular because they've been found out. it's a theater. it's political theater in the extreme -- >> yes. [laughter] >> and it's now cutting into wells fargo's business, because you had a candidate for governor, 2018, john chang, california treasurer, cutting back business wells fargo. stuart: that's correct. >> that hurts. stuart: at least 12 months. >> and connecticut may do the same thing. stuart: i'm not going to mention t.a.r.p., j

joining me host of "varney & company," stuart varney.> look, i'm fascinated by this company. it's grown so fast and it dominates so many different sectors of industry. and now your statistic there i think is key. 44% of the america's population, nearly half, lives within 20 miles of a warehouse distribution center. that means that the time of day of delivery is almost upon us, it is coming real fast. you dial up, not dial up, but you log on, laughing at me. they're laughing at me. you log on at 10:00 and it is delivered at 4:00 or 5:00. it is coming, folks. that will make an enormous extra to the bricks and mortar people out there. maria: really is. i saw jeff bezos interviewed recently and somebody asked him, are you start opening bookstores? he said i don't know where the rumor came that we're opening bookstores. we're opening delivery centers. we need warehouses to keep our stuff to be there the same day. exactly what you're talking about. >> what a stunning stock performance. maria: yeah. >> the thing is nearly $800 a share. it is th

ashley: remember "varney & company" starts 9:00 a.m. eastern.you missed last hour. >> our first job to protect those within our jurisdiction. and you can't be the shining light on a hill that draws people to you unless you protect the hill. we've been bringing people in. it appears to be good-natured. like a psychologist once said. you show me a parent who is never said no to their child, and i'll show you a child that grows up to be an incorrigible adult. we have to be the government that protechs. 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: the police chief in charlotte, north carolina is now addressing the media. so far he has said we need more after police presence.

"varney & company" begins now. stuart, take it away. stuart: thank you very much indeed.m in, says president obama, keep them out, says donald trump. tough vetting, says hillary clinton. good morning, everyone, terror and muslim immigration now front and center in this campaign and less than 24 hours after the arrest of the alleged new york bomber it it's donald trump who appears to be outfront. before in overflow crowd in florida, trump said immigration security, enemies and combatants are coming into our country. extreme vetting is required. go after them over there. knock the hell out of them. tough trump on full display. hillary clinton offered reassurance, go about your

joining us right now, host of "varney & company" stuart varney on that, i saw i thought dancing prettyat is going on who are these people two guys, as you can see, right there jump onstage of darynsdance. they are one 48 years old the other 40 years old both of los angeles. what are they up to? >> what do we know about them. >> i don't that is all we know they are arrested two guys there they are know names that is it why do it what was political message here? were they antiswimming? are they bras i willians protesting what lochte did to brazil's image in the olympics look i don't mean to raise a silly little issue here seems everybody has a chance to get on television, is protesting something or other these days. whether the flag, or national anthem, now, it is "dancing with the stars" and ryan lochte can you explain what on earth we're getting to -- >> real issues that are on the table, and we are talking about -- you know, they see issues, you are right i mean look, i don't know -- look so another we should forgive ryan lochte for what went on at olympics. >> i don't see this as an

special correspondent sarah varney looks at those concerns and the candidates' plans. this story was produced in collaboration with our partner kaiser health news. >> reporter: just weeks before the presidential election, tempe, arizona resident josephine has spent nearly every morning driving... waiting.... and back at home... worrying. once uninsured, she was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and gets health coverage through a obamacare. the 61 year old, who goes by jo, says she trusts just one candidate to keep her covered. >> i will continue to improve the affordable care act. i will work to get the cost down: premiums, co-pays, deductibles, prescription drug costs.-p >> reporter: hillary clinton has offered detailed plans tota preserve and expand the law, even pushing for a public option-- a type of government- run insurance plan. she also wants to expand tax subsidies to reduce health care costs anddu allow people 55 and older to buy into medicare. >> we're going to repeal and replace obamacare so quickly. >> reporter: meanwhile, donald trump wants to replace

neil: no, that was stuart varney >> all yours. neil: all right. grant. i'm not going to let him get away with that. neil cavuto. stocks on top of with deutsche bank and all of its ills, someone will rescue them, whether the german government or consortium of players. bottom line the optimism here someone comes in to stimulate, to rescue, to be a backstop to provide protection for capitalist institution might be in trouble. how many times we have seen this. i will not begrudge a rally. we'll begrudge rallies if you're long the market. i do look at rationale behind this one presumably anytime there is stimulus, anytime the looks like the fed continues to provide easy monies or governments stand by beleaguered banks we're off to the races. that is not a reason to be off to the races. a reason to start questioning why we're off to the races. first to connell mcshane what is really going on this final trading day of the month. connell? >> hard to tell but oning thing we talk about the market and deutsche bank stock price is linked. part of it as you say the b

& company" stuart varney will weigh in don't miss it stay right there as we continue this program thisour we are looked being at protesters taking to streets of charlotte third night in a row last night calmer than prior two, demonstrators defied curfew imposed by mayor stayed peaceful no reports of violence no reports of looting, charlotte about officials rifting calls to release video from shooting death of 43-year-old keith lamont scott pelley's family watched footage yesterday say think it still does not answer the question the pro-life chief of charlotte told megyn kelly last night there is no doubt that scott was armed. no. >> there is a lot of other evidence that i can't speak to, the state bureau of investigation, independent investigative body has taken over, i can't really speak to the investigation, much further, but there is a lot of other evidence that -- gives us a great deal of -- support and come for the that -- that the version that you heard from us before is supported by the evidence agent police chief says decision to release footage rests with state bureau of inves

& company" stuart varney what do you say. >> exasperating, why is donald trump tweeting at 3:00 eastern the beauty queen, now friday, the beauty qaconvene came up dna on monday still talking about it? why still talking about women and their weight? i think that is a terrible thing. it is not just being political correct or incorrect that is not the point, i think there is more thurt delivered in our society to people men and women who are overweight than anything else magicing a to me so many go to because they are over a wet society doesn't like it donald trump puts that right front and center in the tlekz issue i think a chronic political mistake i also think it is flat-out wrong. that is what i got to say. >> i know dagen thinks same talking about it all morning because we saw the tweet 3:30 in the morning this morning, but stuart it is more than that he has a good message to communicate, but why can't he stick to that message why can't he discuss the economic plan 50% corporate tax rate. >> i can't get inside his heed you asked the perfect question the person who has growth plan we

maria: thank you for joining us, see you tomorrow, "varney & company" starts now.lls on. he's dominating. the most successful political turn around in decades, don't you think? good morning, everyone, he's campaigning hard. here he is, he is a holding a baby as he unveiled child care plan. every family, by the way, gets a break. tomorrow a rollout of his economic plan. he says it will be paid for by the boom his policies will create. most important, his strategy is working. he's moving up in the polls. will you look at this? this is ohio. ballot ground state. he's now up by five points. this is a big shift. in a few weeks, his new team

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"varney & company" begins now. stuart, take it away. stuart: thank you very much indeed. bring them in, says president obama, keep them out, says donald trump. tough vetting, says hillary clinton. good morning, everyone, terror and muslim immigration now front and center in this campaign and less than 24 hours after the arrest of the alleged new york bomber it it's donald trump who appears to be outfront. before in overflow crowd in florida, trump said immigration security, enemies and combatants are coming into our country. extreme vetting is required. go after them over there. knock the hell out of them. tough trump on full display. hillary clinton offered reassurance, go about your daily lives don't be detoured by terror, we can handle it at home and abroad. she wants tough vetting didn't recall immigration. a and. and president obama will not link terror to the eligs-- religion of the attackers. avoids the word "terror". he addresses the u.n. assembly, he wants to bring in more migrants. wells fargo gets grilled and we'll bring you one of their victims. and the market

>> here to break down the numbers is stuart varney, he's from "varney & co." >> donald trump is goingthink he's absolutely right. you've got to have growth. you got to grow this economy if you want more jobs and more wages. let's be clear, this is not a balanced budget economic plan. he's going to vastly increase military spending. he's not touching entitlements so the idea that you are going to get a balanced budget out of this. i don't think that's going to happen. but growth you will get. >> stuart, we had a fair-and-balanced debate half an hour ago with richard goodsteen who is a democratic strategist. he said if you look at the record of this president and we've had 76 months or something like that of economic growth and job growth, so is that good growth? >> no, it's miserable growth. >> why? >> it's the worst performance coming out of a major recession at any time since world war ii. >> it's growth. >> 2% growth cannot make it in this economy. you can't pay for all the goodies in this economy with this growth. >> what about donald trump's growth? >> 3 1/2 to 4%, with a tax plan

"varney & company" begins right now. brand new.n cut to a dead heat. in a four-way race. in early august, hillary had an 8 point lead. what a turn around. the trump surged in other polls. he's ahead now in ohio, florida and nevada, a big factor is hillary's weekend disaster. her insulting comments about millions of americans and medical coverup. today, another big policy speech for trump at the

the varney company, obama architect zeke emanuel defended the systems he design. >> mr. wernick, -- >> $70,000 to your deductible. >> if you listen to me carefully you will note that if they don't lower the cost of health care. if a control health care because they're not going to lower the cost of health care. we are going to control how fast it goes to. true to nature ensures including at a party with her nanny state apothecary exc lauren: global market action overnight to check it out here people in a camp at quarter of 1% and japan. attacking on .8%. the shanghai composite in chinatown almost three quarters of 1%. they did get better than expected and is on the factory spec are. the cost in south korea. stocks at this hour are trading to the upside. the ftse in london gained 13 points. the dax in germany at 67. september 1st is an awful it's not the worst month for stocks. taking it off the right way. dow futures higher by 50 points. in august about ending a six-month winning streak. a big story. and with that, fell 3.5%. gaining a little bit, a 10th of a percent rig

there is a pro trump rallying cry after he said as much to our very own stuart varney i have a littleture leslie of this fella holding up a sign that same deplorable lives matter. it was terrific. i think it's great. obviously she didn't invent that. someone took a lot of time writing it. but it has backfired a little bit. and my next guest gained international fame they are gaining in increasing international fame. we have the deplorable's. high deplorable spirit so why did you decide to do that. why did you decide to embrace the label. the shirts are not really a joke. it's up lyrical a clinical statement and we wanted to give a voice and a face to the millions of forgers -- supporters out there. what kind of reaction are you getting from people when you were at the shirts. most people want to have their picture taken with us. it's probably get to be a hot stocking stuff for this christmas. if you were in the same room as hillary clinton what would you say to her about the term. i would let her know that we are hard-working families we are moms we are volunteers, at schools into chu

stuart: you watched it live on "varney and company". "varney and company" is now out of time. neil cavuto has a couple hours to spare and is with me now. it is yours. neil: we are watching what is going on in washington, the united states senate, chuck schumer is speaking, the latest democratic senator to bolster the president of the united states and say he will vote to overdehepridt've o families to sue saudi arabia for that government's purported role in the 9/11 terror attacks. separately there is a little drama behind the scenes, senator bob corker of tennessee is carving out a separate measure that will fine tune who can sue and who can go after the united states interests abroad if there is tit for tat on this kind of thing, something the president was talking about when he vetoed this in the first place. clearly expected in the senate today, luckily in the house tomorrow. this was ratified by both parties by overwhelming, near unanimous, the senate and the house, we will keep you posted, former virginia governor and senator george allen will give updates on that. in th