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more "varney & co."♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: okay, we are now down at session lows this morning, down 425 points as we speak. the dow jones is taking a bigger hit than the s&p where the nasdaq. there's got a be a couple dow jones stocks way way down. we will find them. we understand the virus is also a big player in this particular market selloff. what normally happens around election time, i mean, can you give me another historical viewpoint? susan: we have something different today because it's been moving to the sidelines as investors await the election results. here's a call from citi private they of may say how historically the stock market performs better the year after election when the income that holds onto the white house, up 11% the year after. a split government means wall street makes less money 12 months later and a clean sweep of both houses means nearly 10% return and you also heard earlier j.p. morgan same if president trump for you-- wins s&p will get to 3900 and that's a pretty sizable gain of 12%

more varney after this. ♪ ♪ stuart: the judiciary committee will begin amy coney barrett's hearings as planned october the 12th. now that is according to senator lindsey graham's aide who says full steam ahead. gregg jarrett can with us, fox news legal analyst, all right, gregg, can they pull this off, they are supposed to be realtime, all in the same place, it's not virtual? can they pull it off? it presupposes there's not going to be any spread of the virus within senators? >> absolutely. you have supreme court justice who confirmed in a matter of two or three weeks, 19 days i remember one. and so, yeah, as long as you have the votes you can move this along rapidly. now, of course, senator dianne feinstein made a formal request to delay it. that would be ignored by the majority leader mitch mcconnell and so this is moving ahead, and the fact that the president has been diagnosed with covid-19 is of no consequence even though some will try to say this this e reason why we should delay it. the president has

"varney & co." stuart: would you send me a free copy of the book as well? maria: i will. it's on the way. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. serious start to the show. riot in philadelphia with political implications as police shot killed a night will be black man, immediate protest, police officers injured, a sergeant run over, urban violence in the swing state of pennsylvania. how will voters react one week from the election? it's the final sprint to november 3, joe biden will leave his house to attend to events in georgia and when questioned about his relaxed schedule, he said every day is a 12 hour day. the president keeps up eight torrid pace heading to three states today pulling in huge crowds with tens of thousands attending the three events in pennsylvania yesterday and by the way, 62 million have already voted, 20 million in person and 40 million by mail. to the markets, way down yesterday, closing down 650 with the most modest of bounces this morning -- no bounce at all a

the third hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪.unter biden laptop story, that is a bombshell, there ignoring it, watch this. >> i about biden's personal corruption, hunter biden, most of those charges unverified. >> charges so heinous i'm not going to say them, nonsense with no evidence, completely made up. >> complete fabrication of falsehood has very little evidence behind it. >> the nastiest ugliest smear campaign online in american politics and a desperation move. >> if you did not follow it closely you probably don't understand what the hit is. >> if you are not immersed in right wing media and were cable host and we don't know the details, no one knows the details of these conspiracy theories. stuart: really something else, lisa is with us, fortunately, fox news contributor. the media is flat-out lying and that is disgusting. >> i think we've gone beyond bias with the media, they are propaganda, they are activists for joe biden and quite honestly i don't know the difference between what they are doing and when you look at cou

the second hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪.as supposed to be a foreign policy debate and now all of sudden we're talking about things that are not foreign policy and frankly it was a change that they made that was far bigger than the mute button frankly but they made a change and it shouldn't have happened. stuart: well you heard it, the president ask not happy that foreign policy not part of the debate topics. he was on "fox & friends" early this morning. you will hear more from that interview throughout the show. just over 30 minutes into the trading session, the market going up some more. a gain of 224 points. that is .8%. they have 25 of the dow 30 on the upside gaining ground. it is a rally this tuesday morning. let's get to our straight to kayleigh mcenany, white house press secretary. first off the supreme court allowing pennsylvania to count mail-in ballots received after election day. i think that insures chaos. about you? >> yeah, we think so too. why we argued against it in court. notably we did win on ballot harvest

more "varney" after this. ♪ . . . .nes. maybe -- she is playing my favorite song right now. maybe you like to comment on this? you can you know, because tomorrow is friday. therefore it's "friday feedback." what do you think of our show this week? send your thoughts to, varneyviewers@foxbusiness.com. now we would really like to see some of your videos. it has been a couple weeks since we had a real good video come to us. nice pictures, still shots. we would like videos. so if you can handle it, we would like to see it. you can say anything you like. i would like hate mail. we didn't get much of that. i was expecting a ton of it. didn't very, very much. disappointing. susan: i'm sure. stuart: one week we'll have hate varney week. you remember hate hannity week? i rather liked it. market grain, 12 points. that is all we got. i was doing my best for you, lad. it is yours. neil: if you're looking for hate mail, holy cow could i keep your producers busy. usually comes in cut-out magazine letters but i will be happy to share

more "varney" after this. ♪.we really like to check those work from home stocks. they're up, down, all over the place. what do we have today, lauren? lauren: sew so look at slack. it is down 5%. morgan stanley downgrading slack to underweight from equal weight. slack allows you to email, work from all in one last. morgan stanley saying zoom, microsoft teams has more lasting impact but probably better going forward for the larger businesses. zoom is up 700% this year. docusign is up 200% this year. slack it is just up 27% year-to-date, stuart. i don't know if that tells the story. some will be winners more than others down the road. stuart: lauren, i missed every single one of them, okay? lauren: i know. stuart: i told you many times. lauren: you're not alone. stuart: you got it. back to joe biden now. look, we know that two senior trump administration officials told fox that the fbi is in possession of hunter biden's laptop. they have got emails on ukraine. they got them on china. christian christian whiteton for

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the president talked to institute varney saying he's -- stuart varney saying he'd entertain going biggercconnell has indicated half a million dollars -- billion dollars is all we've got, and that's it. i'm wondering if maybe the markets are overinterprettinging this or maybe moving on from this. congressman tom reid, republican of new york with us, right now sits on the house ways and means committee, among many others. the senate does its thing, i get that, but it still looks like there's some bubbling and progress and, you know, and canoodling to get something done. what do you think? >> there is. we've been involved, you know, the problem solvers caucus behind the scenes trying to get these parties together. we're at the $13.8 trillion -- 1.8 trillion mark. the speaker indicated that was the number she'd be willing to expect, so we're at the number, and now they're working on the details. and my understanding is they've made progress on that. that's good news for the american people in the sense9 that the house at least and the white house are getting closer and very close on the legi

let's get right to stuart varney, he is here with "varney & company". stuart: two terrific interviews with the president. congratulations, that was great stuff, good morning to you, good morning, everyone, three major stories to kick off the new we week, the president returns to the campaign trail, judgment supreme court hearing begins now stocks, especially big tech are going up again. we will start with the president, he has announced he's free of the virus in immune and up dressed in airport crowd in florida today. this is important, the virus and how to deal with are central issues of the election. the president is taking the lead in opening the economy and returning to work in promoting the successful treatment, that is important stuff. meanwhile joe biden always wearing a mask except for when he's coughing is bogged down with questions about packing the court in fracking, he will hold to events in ohio, let's see if he answers as important questions. left-hand side of the screen, supreme court hearing for amy coney barrett started an opening state

blake mentioned the fact that president trump talked with stuart varney. he did say he is willing to go higher than the $1.8 trillion figure but mnuchin has not brought the bacon home. that is something investors are watching the bacon. amazon, microsoft, facebook all in the red today. some earnings to consider as well. third quarter earnings will be very important as we get into the thick of things. walgreens, morgan stanley truest financial, charles schwab they all beat on eps and revenues so there was some upside there. the dow's losses interestingly coming from sales force, amgen, microsoft visa, goldman sachs. 10-year treasury note yield falling to a two week low, very strong signal flight to safety for investors, connell. connell: 0.37%. thank you, jackie. steve moore, freedomworks economist joining us. always good to see you, steve. president calls in to the show i will go up above 1.8 trillion. mitch mcconnell says that will not happen. what is going on with all the stimulus stuff, do you think? i guess we're having a little trouble. >> hear me oka

varney company begins right here, right now. stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. i say hello to october the 1st, and we start this new quarter, the new month with a rally. the dow jones average is going to go up again nicely, up about 160 maybe. and looked at that nasdaq, that tells you that the big techs are doing well. the nasdaq's up around 150 points. the big positive today is the ongoing discussion on a stimulus plan. this one's worth, what, about $1.6 trillion. money to state and local governments, $400 a week unemployment pay, big dollars for education, testing, rental help, food aid. yes, they are still talking. investors like the idea of many more trillions poured into the economy, but it ain't a done deal yet. the political world really can't stop talking about the debate. the president says he won. he, quote, held joe accountable, that's what the president says. biden says the debate was a national disgrace. the electoral commission seems to agree. i they run the debates, and they're looking at new ru

"varney & company" begins right now. stuart: good morning maria and good morning, everyone, on the record official mark meadows the president chief of staff says we are still optimistic the president will be able to return to the white house today, that news broke 90 minutes ago and gave the market another lift, as of right now were expected to see the dow go up 200 points and the nasdaq up about 82, a similar game for the s&p as well, another monday morning rally despite it all, that is despite election polls moving against the president, despite the media aggressively questioning his treatment and his doctor statements and his hospitalization, all of that despite it all and by the way they really hated this, the presidential drive-by, thinking his supporters, cnn said he exposed his secret service driver, the president had a good night, he's been treated with remdesivir in a steroid and his doctors will update his position in two hours, you will see it, that could move the market, i have a sign of the virus time story

the third hour of "varney & company" just getting going. ♪.seth, he's a week and cohost of "fox & friends". all right pete, on the nomination of judge barrett, the president says it'll be the republicans fault if she does not get through the election. what do you say to that? >> he is entirely right, it is donald trump who is taught republicans how to fight, without donald trump you're probably not making the pick right now, you might be bound to the leftist and the establishment, we have to wait until after the election when we know if the left had the vote and the power that they would nominate a radical leftist judge like rbg. it is all on the republicans, all on the table, i agree with your take at the top, the reason it will be explosive not because amy coney barrett is vulnerable, she is qualified in quality as a human that we see in only two factors at a play that will make it expose them, one is donald trump and everything with him sets the left hair on fire and number two the issue of roe v wade, abortion, that is a huge sticking poin

everybody knows stuart varney. good morning to you. you had a big interview with the president yesterday. first to the town halls last night. both candidates pressed on their economic plans. joe biden says its okay to raise taxes, he intends to do so. president trump said you have a big beautiful tax cut coming for the middle class if reelected. >> i simply don't believe you can raise taxes dramatically as you are trying to come out of a nasty recession because of the virus. if you start raising taxes the way biden wants to raise taxes and you do that the very first thing do you when elected the economy is in serious trouble. he will raise the corporate tax rate from 21 to 28%. that's a huge tax increase on corporate profits, the stock market would suffer. he is going to raise all kinds of taxes. raise income taxes on people making more than $400,000 a year. raises state and capital gains taxes to the tune of $3 trillion or $4 trillion. when you take that kind of money out of the private sector and you give it to the government or it's

>>> the third hour of "varney & company" is about to begin.eve forbes. he's the chairman and editor in chief of "forbes." the 50 wealthiest people in america have as much money as the poorest 165 million. i don't see that as an economic problem. i'm going to catch hell for saying this. but what do you say? >> no, if you have an open dynamic economy, that wealth gap as you pointed out was made worse by covid, where part of the economy was working and part of it wasn't, but before the covid crisis thanks to deregulation, tax cuts and the like, lower income americans were moving up in real wages for the first time in a generation, business startups which are the vibrancy of the economy, started to go up for the first time in a generation. new business starts collapsed from 800,000 down to 500,000, stuck there, big part of the economy was still under water, then the trump changes came in and that started to change. know who the biggest beneficiaries? the latino community in america is three times more likely to start new businesses than any other

"varney & co." begins right now. stuart: good morning. 4:00 p.m. eastern thursday, big tech reports, good numbers for the last, but not so great for the future. stocks go down and overnight kept falling affecting the whole market then in came some bargain hunters, dip buyers and the losses were tripped. apple, amazon, facebook are down, but not as much as a couple of hours ago. google is the standout, the only big tech winner at this point. the dow industrial average, remember that-- apple is a dow jones stock. this loss 220 points roughly at the opening bell, that wipes out yesterday's game. smp on the downside and nasdaq down about 1%. the loss they are because of tech stocks. the virus is also a negative with severe restrictions on travel and businesses in france, italy, germany and spain. their resurgence has a stalled: not good for us. you're at home a record i think 882,000 new cases reported yesterday and restrictions are spreading, that's not good for this market. four days till the election and even joe biden is picking up the pace going t

stuart varney has a tremendous show. "varney & company" begins in a few seconds. stu, over to you. you have a special guest this morning. stuart: i do. it is the president. i'm following in your footsteps. you have had the president twice in the last five or six days. i'm following you. good morning to you. goodgood morning, everyone. one hour from now we'll talk with the president a stimulus plan. second wave of the virus. new hunter biden revellations. we'll cover it all. they are the big issues of this morning. treasury secretary mnuchin says it will be difficult to get a stimulus deal before the election but they will keep trying. president trump offered 1.8 trillion. he says he wants to go big, will he raise his offer? i will ask him. in europe a second wave of the virus has hit. a partial lockdown in london. a curfew in major cities in france. germany's angela merkel pleading for new restrictions there too. what will the president do if we experience a second wave? i will ask him. look at the market, stimulus stall and europe's second wave is pulling down stocks big time. the

earlier today president trump told stuart varney that biden's tax policy would hurt the economy and thearket. between that and what we've seen from the urban brookings institute, what do your numbers say? you looked at it. you crunched numbers. what are your thoughts? >> charles, first of all this is the worst situation we've had since the great depression with the shutdown. i cannot see america putting a president in at all who says they're going to raise taxes. you can only soak the rich and corporations so much especially the multinational corporations. they don't have to stay here, right? you can only do that so much before the tax policy creeps into every american's life. charles: right. >> if we look at biden's proposals, that is what he wants to do. he wants to change fundamentally our country and it is going to take so much money. the last time and the last time frame that anybody wants to implement that kind of increased tax policy we aren't even recovered from a global pandemic we're still shut down from. this is asinine to me, we would be speaking about raising taxes right no

today, stuart varney just hours ago asked president trump if he was willing to increase the stimulus offer. >> i would, because look, this was not closed by our workers and our people. this was closed by china. and china will pay us back in one form or another. and the money's coming back anyway. i would, absolutely i would. i would pay more. i would go higher. liz: to our economic undercard. forbes media chairman, steve forbes. and former chairman of the council of economic advisers under president obama, austan gals be goolsbee. steve, the democrats have brought their original $3.3 trillion offer down to $2.2 trillion. the numbers are kind of moving but the white house has moved its offer up to $1.8 trillion. what should be the president's next move and is he handling this correctly? >> i think what he should do is get to the specifics. one is there's going to be no bailout of states that have mismanaged their finances but having something like a big paycheck, another round of checks instead of $1200, make it $2,000 and the like, and on the payroll tax, suspend that for six months

"varney & co." is about to begin. stuart: not quite sure, we should put that on the screen so that i can know-- there it is "new attitude" i don't need a new attitude. i've a good one already. president trump rallying voters in nevada sunday night. >> i was not feeling good and then they gave me this regeneron, and antibody, transfusion as they say like one hour and the next day i felt like superman work i got up and said what the hell is going on. [cheers and applause] >> i felt like superman or could tell governor to open up. normal life is all we want, we want normal life. [cheers and applause] >> we want to be where we were seven months ago. stuart: i don't know where he gets it from. it's going to be another busy week of campaigning for the president. to rallies in arizona later today. more in pennsylvania and north carolina later in the week culminating with the final presidential debate on thursday. as we said, joe biden has put a lid on the week, saving his energy no doubt for that thursday debate. let's get t

the kremlin spokesman de mint to pursue alexina varney of working with the cia it's prompted an angry response from the russian opposition activist who says that he's going to super scope this fall is not only is claiming a an interview with german media the. poison to i claim that putin is behind the crime and i have no alternative versions of what happened i don't say that to flatter myself but on the basis of fact the most important fact is novacek the order to use a manufacture it can only have come from 2 men the head of the f.s.b. or of the foreign intelligence service the s.v.r. and western intelligence services are working with him and particularly the cia we believe his accusations against the russian president are groundless and unacceptable his interview reveals that he thinks he's as important as the leader of a state with the real royals that level are quite different people you know in some . spoke to beagle magazine over a week after he'd been discharged from the sherry take clinic where he was treated following the alleged novacek poisoning he thing to germany and angl

ainsley: here now to react is host of varney and company on fox business stuart varney, i know you got 10:00 a.m. this morning. congratulations. >> thank you. ainsley: let's talk about the contract and what they feel about the economy and recovery. compare what president trump wants to do compared to what joe biden wants to do. >> extremely stark contrast. president trump is going for growth and prosperity by, a, quickly reopening the economy after the virus. cutting taxes again, cutting more red tape and, importantly, putting $500 billion worth of capital, that's a half trillion dollars into the minority community. that's investment money. that's not walking around money. that's president trump's position on the economy. a stark contrast with joe biden who is going for fairness. now, joe biden, he thinks that he is going to increase taxes dramatically on the rich, that's his way of narrowing the wealth gap, take it off the rich, narrow that gap. that's more fair, he thinks. he will also spend big, i think, on bailing out badly run democrat states. that's new jersey, new york, illinois

here with reaction is the host of varney and company on fox business stuart varney. stuart, you know, for the longest time, for months we have wonder you had what the reaction would be if the president contracted covid. well now we are starting to see it. >> yep. look, what you have got right now is a sharp sell-off in stocks. but that's what you should expect when you throw more uncertainty into an already chaotic election and election process. i think the future of your money, the money of our viewers,ing that future of your money depends on several factors. number one, the severity of the president's i willness. he is a heavy guy. he is 74 years old. those are two risk factors. secondly, his ability to campaign. in the immediate future he has already canceled a three-point florida. his future rallies are in doubt and so, too, is the debate. number three, what's the impact on voters? the betting mark that some have already suggested right after this news broke that there is a greater changes of a biden win. so it's a plus for the democrats, according to the betting

how is that for big news day, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪.art unless you identified on the screen i have no idea what that song is but i'm sure it's very appropriate, the bottom line we are ready for the showdown in salt lake city. the first and only vice presidential debate starts at nine eastern, fox business special coverage starts at eight and this morning we will kick off with an all-star lineup, lou dobbs, martha maccallum, honing hogan, bret baier, all of them on our show today, but we will start right off the bat with your money, why not. total reversal, market watcher shah gilani where the big selloff tuesday and trump stock stimulus negotiation in our up, does the market think that we are going to get some peace deal stimulus plans? >> i think so in the market sold off and the dow fell 582 points from the intraday high when the president tweeted that out, i think the president was holding the republican line that they are not declined, he will not sign on the bus billed at the house push through with three half trillion dollars is w

off on deck stuart varney on joe biden, is there any substance to it.ocrats resist judge amy coney barrett, asking many things including her faith with katie have which asked what happened to supporting women. jason chaffetz will be here, he is tall. david rubin not quite as tall. >> reporter: i will take my mask off. >> stuff we can do. so that it is on camera. todd: public safety or political theater, two pennsylvania leaders caught in a hot mike laughing. jillian: carley shimkus with serious xm 115 here with online reaction and i'm sure there's a lot. carley: that video shows although off camera pennsylvania democratic governor tom wolfe and state representative wendy allman talking about whether to wear a mask during a press conference and she said she where hers in the beginning for the cameras because it is political theater. some conservatives, save the quiet part out loud, restrict coronavirus measures, just for political theater. rick grenell said the pennsylvania governor is hurting the economy to score political points was voters should take

brian: let's ask stuart varney host of varney and company on fox business.ething a poll came out 54% of the american people blame the democrats for not having a another rescue plan it. doesn't seem like this week 48 hours is even possible. >> look, bottom line, brian, ainsley, steve, it's confusion. if you want to know am i going to get more help with my paycheck? is my small business going to get more help? i can't tell with you any clarity. everything is up in the air. let me go through it. there is going to be a vote on tuesday in the senate for paycheck protection extension there is a vote in the senate on wednesday on the so-called skinny bill. more paycheck protection. 100 billion for the schools. money for the vaccine. and its distribution. that's all coming up in the senate tuesday and wednesday. those votes are going probably going nowhere. speaker pelosi has given the president an you will may tim, get a deal by tomorrow, tuesday, and i want $2.2 trillion or we walk and there is nothing by the election. president trump over the weekend has come thr

stuart varney breaks down the numbers, 48 hours to get it done according to the speaker.aker pelosi says she hasn't spoken to the president in a year. what's going on in washington. it turns out they really don't like each other. newt gingrich on the collapse of civility in politics and gop congressional candidate kimberley klasic wants to represent baltimore many she is fund raising now. she has made $6 million or earned it or raised it. she joins us with the latest on the race on capitol hill. a world war ii veteran gets a much deserved standing ovation and a shoutout from the president. >> 100-year-old veteran right here. [ cheering and applause ] >> that veteran will join us live. don't miss a minute. "fox & friends" coming your way, in fact, it's going to be an impactful week. we live with at&t and we are well past the honeymoon phase. ocupado tom. at&t, what's this i hear about you advertising a 100% fiber network? only like a fraction of my customers can get that. that's it?!? you have such a glass half-empty attitude. the glass is more than half-empty! you need to

kudlow said, speaking to stuart varney, larry kudlow speaking to stuart varney, that steve mnuchin wouldternoon to go over all of this. the president in the moments after the kudlow announced this on fox business said the following. quote, covid relief negotiations are moving along, go big. the question is what might be in the package the president has approved of. kudlow gave a very broad outline earlier this morning. listen. >> i think this package is going to include what are white house asks have been with respect to airline assistance, to small business ppp assistance, probably, i can't swear to this, there will be some backup for unemployment assistance. exactly the things that i've argued will help the recovery. reporter: but you've got two things going on. first off, the top line number which is about $400 billion short of what democrats want, but also, how this is being seen or at least perceived from democrats, how they believe the white house just isn't treating the virus seriously enough. the reason i bring that up is because this was what nancy pelosi wrote to her democratic

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larry kudlow broke the news earlier today on fox business in an interview live with stuart varney. he said there was a meeting with president trump and mark meadows and the treasury secretary and steve mnuchin in which the president gave the green light to the new plan from the white house, this afternoon, mnuchin held a phone call with the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, in which they discussed the details of the new white house offer. the goal posts moving for president trump as that phone call was occurring between pelosi and mnuchin, the president was on the phone with rush limbaugh for a couple hours. the president was saying he wants it to go higher than that 1.8, 1.9 trillion. listen here. >> i would like to see a bigger stimulus package that the democrats or the republicans are offering. i'm going to be exact opposite now. i'm telling you this now. i'm telling you i don't tell anybody else. maybe it hurts or hurts. i would like to see a bigger package. i want money going to people. >> democrats right now are at $2.2 trillion. after the phone call, nancy pelosi's deputy

hunker down for the winter, it could get more tricky but at the same time when secretary alex azar on varneybout new treatments and the emergency approval of remdesivir, i wanted to get some right. >> remdesivir is the first product fully approved to treat covid-19 by the fda and a product of the president's efforts beginning in february to get treatments to the american people, it is an inpatient drug, it is given to you by fusion when you're in the hospital. jackie: i bring this up because part of dealing with the virus as suggested in the debate last night is not necessarily closing everything down but doing a better job on testing and making sure that if people are hospitalized, they have the treatment that they need, what do you think about gilead. >> this is excellent news, it's music to my ears, we've come such a long wait and progressed tremendously over the seven or eight months, remdesivir approved yesterday, this is not the only tool that we had we had remdesivir and now we know dexamethasone is a steroid that can help inflammation in the lungs when somebody is hospitalized with c

don't forget to tune in to "varney & company" tomorrow morning, 10:00 a.m. an interview with president trump ahead of his town hall tomorrow evening. we will see if climate and that kind of energy comes up in the conversation. >>> in the meantime, pandemic related losses hitting businesses big and small across the country and now, hundreds are fighting back against their insurance providers to help cover their losses. but guess what? insurance companies are saying no, your policy didn't include that, even if it says specifically cover all risks. grady trimble is about to take you live to one family-owned business suing its insurance company for that very reason. see if you relate and you can pick your side. closing bell ringing in 39 minutes. dow jones industrials, narrowing its losses, down 76 points. we'll be right back. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio, the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant

out a deal that senate republicans will eventually come along, larry kudlow speaking with stuart varney back the president on that possibility. >> the president wants a deal, mnuchin is negotiating a deal, speaker pelosi wanted to deal i think we could round up enough senate republicans to get a deal. >> however, that does not align with what mitch mcconnell has said, he is planning to put a package on the senate floor next week less than a third of that amount, $500 billion and we learn today this afternoon that the u.s. budget deficit for fiscal year 2020 was $3.1 trillion, double the highest it has ever been and that will likely add some fuel to the conservatives to say we do not need to be spending any more money and likely make it a little bit more difficult with the vote matrix of how the white house and republicans are purchasing going forward. connell: blake bourbon on the north lawn, certainly not a member of congress but influenced voice, when you think about that when he had the deficit numbers when maybe we should focus on more than we do in the effect that that might have o

connell: you spend most of the commercial breaks on "varney & company" playing xbox. you know a thing or two about that. on personal computing, i think the 475 is on operating income and the revenue on personal computing. 11.85. that looks pretty good. microsoft is across the board, that number looks pretty solid. that is first glance with headline. ashley, thank you. ashley is back later in the show. gary, always good to talk to you, gary kaltbaum. we're up 1% in microsoft stock in after-hours trade. let's move on. we'll get back to all of that. the other news, crews battling too massive wildfires in southern california with tens of thousands of people out of their homes. we have people on the ground. stay tuned for that. putting the postal system to the test. a findings of a special fox news investigation tracking deliveries and ballots ahead of the election. joining the nation's highest court, a big deal today, amy coney barrett officially sworn in by chief justice roberts as the 115th justice on the united states supreme court. barrett confirmed by the republican-

stuart varney has a tremendous show. "varney & company" begins in a few seconds. stu, over to you.orning. stuart: i do. it is the president. i'm following in your footsteps. you have had the president twice in the last five or six days. i'm following you. good morning to you. goodgood morning, everyone. one hour from now we'll talk with the president a stimulus plan. second wave of the virus. new hunter biden revellations. we'll cover it all. they are the big issues of this morning. treasury secretary mnuchin says it will be difficult to get a stimulus deal before the election but they will keep trying. president trump offered 1.8 trillion. he says he wants to go big, will he raise his offer? i will ask him. in europe a second wave of the virus has hit. a partial lockdown in london. a curfew in major cities in

let's get right to stuart varney, he is here with "varney & company".ratulations, that was great stuff, good morning to you, good morning, everyone, three major stories to kick off the new we week, the president returns to the campaign trail, judgment supreme court hearing begins now stocks, especially big tech are going up again. we will start with the

let's bring in stuart varney. >> good morning to you all.sley: yesterday morning when biden was on the train tour, he was talking about the economy. listen to. this we inherited the worst recession short of a depression in american history. i was asked to bring it back. we were able to have an economic recovery that created the jobs you are talking about. we handed him a booming economy. he blew it. >> it wasn't blew it. >> we brought back -- i was asked to bring back chrysler and general motors. we brought them right back here in the state of ohio and michigan. he blew it. they are gone. he blew it. ainsley: that stewart about the economy was from the debate. the "new york times" has an article about hell freezing over the "new york times" fact checks biden on the economy. steve: did you just say the "new york times" fact checked joe biden? hello. ainsley: the economy was not booming in the final year of mre president and mr. trump did not cause the pandemic recession. under mr. trump economic growth accelerated from 2016 spurred by the fis

stuart varney is here as the market gets ready to open four minutes away. you know, we've only gotten more in debt, we have this virus now out of control, people out of work, no healthcare. how is that helping people? we need someone that knows what they're doing, and i think it's biden. i know he will listen to the experts. that's what we need. i trust him 100% to get this under control. he has the capability to bring us back together. i'm joe biden, and i approve this message. i've been involved in. communications in the media he has the capability to bring us back together. for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. if yothe medicare enrollment up. deadline is only weeks away. with so many changes, do you know if your plan is still the right fit? having the wrong plan may cost

maria: that will do it today, have a great day stay with fox business, "varney & company" begins righte, jampacked full of news this wednesday, so far i'll go ahead line format, we will analyze in detail at all in a moment. maybe a reversal from the president, midafternoon tuesday he holds a stimulus talk until after the election, overnight at trump twitter storm, he

the president along the varney talking about hunter biden's email and the fact that facebook and twitter have been involved in censoring some of what the trump campaign has been putting out there as well as sort of halfway blocking the "new york post" article and people's ability to be able to share it around on social media. team trump, which is the trump campaign's biggest twitter feed with some 2.2 million subscribers also temporarily blocked this morning. the president basically saying that he thinks that big tech social media has got their thumb on the scale of the election. noting that while access has been restricted to some of the things that have come out about hunter biden and his rather twitter feed have been partially blocked at least by twitter, and the restrictions put on my facebook. they aren't doing the same thing on the democratic side. so the president quite concerned about what he sees as a restriction by the social media companies' information that he believes should be out there in the public forum. you heard ted cruz and lindsey graham talking about this a second a

stuart: what about stuart varney that is my question. the market up 180. neil, it is yours. neil: stuart, thank you very, very much. we'll focus on the markets. also focusing on the president whether he has anything new to say about the stimulus. he is heading out to pennsylvania. joe biden putting a lid on things, getting ready for the third presidential debate. we'll have feature former u.s. defense secretaries leon panetta and chuck hagel. they are worried things could get dicey over the environment we're in. it is not about politics. critics say it is very much about politics but what has got them worried? we will explore all of that. we're exploring the issue of stimulus. seems again and again we get tempted that the idea that maybe they can make a package that would be acceptable, that is to the treasury secretary steve mnuchin and nancy pelosi. there is just one problem, whatever they come up would presumably not be acceptable to the republican senate or mitch mcconnell has said, whatever they're contemplate something way too expensive no matter what the president say

stuart: one week we'll have hate varney week. you remember hate hannity week? i rather liked it. market grain, 12 points. that is all we got. i was doing my best for you, lad. it is yours. neil: if you're looking for hate mail, holy cow could i keep your producers busy. usually comes in cut-out magazine letters but i will be happy to share that with you. this guy needs help with hate mail. i have got plenty. look forward to that tomorrow. if you need help on the hate mail front i'm here. we're waiting on a number of campaign rallies and florida is sort of the epicenter of the political world. president departs for tampa for a rally. very same focus of attention for joe biden. also the policy of john maxi. parler is alternative media site for those who feel the other big boys are blocking them and making life very difficult. his take on the attack line of the some of the biggest social media concerns in the country. how he diffentiates himself. jon taffer, "bar rescue" fame. had a interview with the president of the united states. the president making it very clear, that he is con

the health and human services secretary telling our stuart varney that do not be bummed out by news thatndividual cause, some very bad reactions. we don't know the details, but it does sound familiar, something as a that zen ca -- astrazeneca talked about last month. dr. nicole saphier talks with us about this right now. doctor, a lot of people who are wondering whether we're going to get a vaccine this year, and this sort of double dose of bad news, or at least delayed news on that front first from astrazeneca last month and now j&j, what do you think? >> well, so, neil, let's talk about these clinical trials. first of all, it is not uncommon for a large clinical trial such as a johnson and von one which they're enrolling 60,000 participants to put a hold on the trial. most of the time we don't even know when pauses are put on clinical trials. and i should actually clarify, a pause is very different than a hold. so what's underlined right now is a pause meaning johnson and johnson is pausing for a second so that the independent data review board as well as some physicians can actually l

varney was indicating some of the issues that could come up including stimulus and looks bumpy right now as larry kudlow was telling him. larry doubted that something could be imminent and that's not a dramatic surprise but wayne on the markets right now and dovetails pretty well, better and looks, better for stocks, worse for stocks and you know that drill but i don't know, i've been looking at the timeline but it just ain't happening now before election day but i could be wrong. we shall see. in the meantime we are also not only focusing on that debate but what is at stake in the waning days up until the election and the president has managed to narrow some polls in key battleground states. national numbers look the same here different ways to look at this and we will look at some statistics others do not. it could change the equation. we will get into that with among others the labor secretary of the united states and we got bobby bobulinski and what he thinks people are missing as well as his read on what the average man and woman is thinking that has nothing to do with the x pos