"varney and company" begins. stuart: there's nothing good about what is going on in afghanistan was a terror threat in kabul airport, truck bombing considered likely within hours. americans are told don't go there and the thousands gathered at the airport i told to get out of the way but they are still there. inside the airport horrific conditions. army ranger went back to check the scene for himself and calls a death metal concert with only one accident it is on fire. it is developing hostage crisis and getting worse. the new york times says there are 250,000 afghans who worked with the us and haven't been evacuated. there is no everyone who wants out can get out by next tuesday so what then? the president was asked this question. >> what will you do if americans are still there after the deadline? >> president biden: you will be the first person i call. stuart: the white house cut the president's mike so he could not answer any more questions. afghanistan is an ongoing disaster. we are on it throughout the show

hour of "varney & company." i'm lauren simonetti in for stuart varney today.r straight days of record closes for the dow jones industrial average and the s&p 500. the nasdaq the worst of the bunch here, down 1.3%. the treasury yield, 1.25% this morning. well, following the taliban's total takeover of afghanistan, pentagon officials are blaming the afghan army for lack of willpower. president biden is blaming former president trump saying i inherited a deal cut by my predecessor. let's bring in jason chaffetz. jason, there is a blame game going on. it might not be time for that blame game as we have to focus on the situation on the ground there and getting the people out. what do you make of this? >> i like the idea of bringing home our troops, but the execution of that done by president biden and kamala harris is absolutely abysmal. i mean, it could not be a worse situation, more volatile, put our own people in danger. it was just so poorly executed. less than 40 days ago the president was assuring everybody that afghanistan had some of the strongest military

stuart: you didn't call him stu or varney? >> his middle name is varney. stuart: what breed is he? >> he is 15 pounds right now. he will grow to be 120 or so. those are some big coops. stuart: that was a nice segment. i'm sure we will see you again soon. >> my daughter called you barney. it is hilarious. she's only 5. stuart: shall we move on? a graphic on screen is pretty good. over 1 million americans got the jab just yesterday, two month. >> 30% increase over the past week. more americans after restrictions come on the they will need. stuart: i will call that good news. i'm interested in hearing what the cdc is saying about annual boosters. >> annual booster might not be necessary so it is likely to change, you get the first two pfizer or moderna vaccines, the third booster shot provides adorable unity so that could be accountable to so many in vaccinated americans saying they are proving to be ineffective, why should i get one? if you could say with more assurance he will just need three some people might get on board that haven't already. the booster shots should start for mos

"varney & co." begins right now. a take it away, stu. stuart: good morning. two hours from now, the vote begins on the trillion dollar infrastructure package, yes, it's likely to pass. however, the bill does not include the section on crypto regulation or taxation. some republican senators are not happy about that. they say this omission displays a fundamental misunderstanding of the crypto industry. that's for bitcoin and the other crypto's today, they are all a bit higher with the reversal. earlier today they were down and now they've gone back up. maybe that crypto language will be included in the house bill, maybe. markets pretty much a sideways as they have for a few days with the dow jones down a fraction, s&p up a fraction and nasdaq up slightly, not much movement. the maxi-- vaccine mandates margin on spreading along with rising covid cases. clashes are coming in some school boards insisting students wear masks while state government threatens the withdrawal of this student funding if they d

cheryl: "varney and company" up now. stuart: we deal with latebreaking news from afghanistan, it is not good, the taliban and receiving kabul airport and they are not letting anyone in. thousands of afghans are locked out of their only means of escape. american troops on the ground, getting people out. that is a tense standoff. the russians claim when the afghan president fled the country sunday he took four suvs and helicopter full of cash? does it remind you of the plane out of cash president obama delivered to the iranian's. a message, the female mayors said, quote, i am sitting here waiting for them to come. and they will come for people like me and kill me. that is the late news. reaction to the president's speech, for the debacle in kabul, took no responsibility for the chaotic, incompetent withdrawal. the wall street journal rights he is determined in retreat, defiant in surrender and confident in the rightness of consigning the country to giardia rule. the rule of the taliban and is playing out, the political fal

varney. stuart: mr. varney.at this when asked this, a simple question, how can he deliver for the people of california? >> everybody outside of this state is [bleep] about this state because of our success, i'm proud of it. stuart: doesn't look too comfortable about his recall now, does he? we're on the story for you. the eviction ban leaving landlords absolutely reeling. one of them says her tenant owes her 50,000 bucks but the tenant has a job and won't pay. we'll ask earlier. msnbc anchor accuses the governor of florida, mr. desantis killing students because of his mask stanes. watch this. >> what is the strategy killing children in your own state and letting children die of covid? i can't figure it out. stuart: dear lord, florida congressman michael waltz is here to respond forcefully i hope after this. ♪ our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... giving us confidence in our future... ...and in kevin's. v

"varney and company" is about to begin. right to it, president biden fullys from reporters before they could ask any questions about afghanistan. >> the redline -- stuart: no answers, biden has dodged questions and will deliver remarks at 12:00 noon today. we will watch to see if he takes questions. the us struggles to say how many citizens are in afghanistan as jen psaki claims no american is stranded. >> most of the criticism is not leaving afghanistan but the way that he has ordered it to happen by pooling troops before getting americans who are now stranded. >> it is irresponsible saying americans are stranded. we are committed to bringing americans home. stuart: irresponsible to say they are stranded. let's get the latest money evacuation. lauren: jennifer griffin and the team confirming roughly 21,600 people have been evacuated from kabul so from 3 am, pentagon reporting says 58,700 have been evacuated since august 14th that a senior us official telling fox news but a week ago nobody thought 50,000 would be possible s

monday august 30, 2021, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪.tuart: let me get straight to afghanistan u.s. officials confirm five rockets fired at kabul airport with intercepted by the u.s. missile defense system, lauren simonetti, good morning to you. lauren: the final hours and afghanistan might be the most dangerous yet for the united states, five rockets fired at cobbles airport and intercepted by missile defense system, no casualties tomorrow is the deadline of americans and allies the evacuation flights to continue but officials say they are slowing and coming to an end, court diplomatic staff utterly depleted, the administration says around 300 americans remain hundreds of students and their families from the american university of afghanistan tried to flee they boarded buses and waited for seven hours at kabul airport for clearance and they were sent back because the gates were security threats and they were told the civilian evacuation in today. yet secretary of state tony blinken and leverage to continue the evacuation after tomorrow,

"varney & company" starts right now, stewart taken away. stuart: if you insist, good morning and good morning, everyone afghanistan, under the difficult press conference from the president, a monday morning rally for stocks and bitcoin and the weather the northeast the loosed, it still hasn't stopped raining here but i'm going to start with afghanistan the german military reports of gunfire at the kabul airport, unknown attackers killed one afghan officer. with eight days to withdrawal deadline, the president says it may be extended but according to fox sources the taliban are having none of it they want everyone out, august 31, at his news conference, the president fumbled his long teleprompter script and forgot the name of the senior official. then came a question about his cognitive ability, watch this. >> the majority of americans, forgive me i'm just the messenger no longer consider you to be confident, focused or effective in the job. >> where did you see that. >> is out there from cbs this morning. stuart: he laughed it off but when

the third hour of "varney and company" roles on.. the way to deal with that is not a military invasion, but putting economic, diplomatic and international pressure on them to change their behavior. >> kayleigh mcenany in new york city, welcome to the show, good to have you back. will diplomacy and economic pressure faith the women of afghanistan? >> know, the women in afghanistan had 20 years of something resembling peace, opportunity, women in government and the police forces and now left for dead. a woman killed for not wearing a burqa. you have to go back to biden's comments from 2010, he wrote in his diaries at biden when asked about afghan women said that, that is written in via richard goldberger meaning ever cared about women in the middle east. i don't believe economic pressure will do anything. stuart: the president held the press conference yesterday at the podium. i will show this one more time. >> god bless you all and may god protect our troops. >> that was it. you saw this. he walked straight out, no questions at all.

that's the stuart varney order.art: bacon jalapeno cheeseburger, which they no longer serve at the wendy's i go to so i'm out of luck. susan: more people returning to in dining in person dining. stuart: i can see them everywhere and i see the stock down 6%. susan: it is a summertime. stuart: what happened? susan: they had rising costs and also the summertime is not exactly boom time for this company. stuart: tell me about southwest. susan: the delta variant is increasing cancellations, which is concerning because it will be hard for them to be profitable this summer because of that so as a result they are lowering forecast and when you do that the stock usually goes down. stuart: that is a slowdown. mortgage applications, 18% lower than one year ago. refinance applications down 8% compared to a year ago, basic problem but not enough homes for sale. checking futures, looking pretty good as we approach the opening bell on a monday morning. we will be up about 80 on the dow jones and the nasdaq 15,000 plus. 47-point ga

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"varney and company" begins now. jackie deangelis at the wheel for stewart. >> good morning, everyone. here's what is happening this friday morning, 943,000 jobs added in july, the unemployment rate down 5.4% and marty walsh on the show. watching futures, not a huge reaction. we are watching bitcoin above the 30,000 mark. in washington the congressional budget budget office one of the bipartisan infrastructure legislation bill will lead $256 billion to the deficit over the next decade. lawmakers in new york are almost finished with their impeachment inquiry into governor andrew cuomo but a new report says cnn executive offered cuomo a leave of absence to advise his brother. a big show including tammy bruce, lawrence jones and the governor of alaska, mark dudley be. "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ we got to get right back ♪♪ jackie: 943,000 jobs added in july. edward lawrence, breakdown the numbers. >> reporter: this is a huge number. the economy is adding 832,000 jobs per month over the past three mo

indeed, i am ashley webster in for stuart varney. i stand what squarely by my decision, that's what president biden said in his first remarks following the devastating explosions in kabul that a killed 13 soldiers. at least 95 afghans were also killed making it the deadliest attack in more than a decade. we are going to have live reports from across the globe throughout the next three hours. and take a look at this image from yesterday's news conference. president biden clearly looking defeated. stuart has been asking the question, is the president up to the job? and we will continue to ask that question today. if now, let's take a look at the markets. yesterday snapping a five-day win streak, falling as news spread of those attacks in kabul. here's where we stand today, all the major markets, as you can see, up around a quarter of a percent after losing half a percent yesterday. meantime, those markets also will be looking for clues from fed chairman powell. he'll be speaking at 10 is a.m. eastern this morning. edward lawrence, by t

"varney & co." it starts right now. tak it away, stu. stuart: good morning. it is august 9, and we are supposed to be in summers quiet his own, but far from it as i will go through the drama quickly so you get a sense of what we are dealing with today. first off, a diet-- dire warning from the united nations, the climate houses the future is grim with a devastating weather and humans are to blame. environmentalist will use this to push the green new deal big time. 100,000 new covid cases a day in america now, almost all the delta variant masks and vaccine variants are spreading with the business is delaying back to work. we hold that pandemic would wind it down but it's still very much with us. on the markets, a sharp move in the price of gold. it dropped as low as a 1678 overnight, maybe investors believe the fed when it says inflation will fade so they sell gold inflation indicator, 1742 now. bitcoin rallies and it's now at $45,900 a coin. ethereum higher even though the infrastructure bill windin

"varney & co." is about to begin. ♪♪ stuart: good vibrations.an: it's apropos for this monday morning, good vibrations, stuart. stuart: i get good vibrations from the market and this, breaking news this morning is that simona biles will compete in tomorrow's balance beam final that's the last event of the women's gymnastics meet. good morning. susan: good morning. stuart: that's good news. susan: we finally get to see her compete. such a shame not to see the greatest of all time at these olympics. there is not that much twisting so maybe she won't get the twisties and it's good for her. stuart: it will be great to see her perform at our best to walk away with the gold. it would be wonderful. let's help. susan: can i quickly ask what you think about the u.s. women's soccer losing that match because it's very hard to win the world cup and then when at the olympics of our soccer team. stuart: the women's' team lost one-zero. they can still get on the podium because there's always a game for third place. the losing semi finalists play each other so

"varney & co." begins right now. take it away, stu. stuart: a good morning. just as president biden goes on vacation, his administration is hit with two crises. number one, afghanistan. overnight the taliban claim control of two big cities, herat and kandahar and they are threatening to take the capital as a plan to humiliate america by burning down our embassy in kabul on september 11. second crisis, the border, 200,000-- 212,000 since in july alone, five times the number from last year end the secretary there yesterday at the border it was a staged affair, not i am migrated to be seen for his photo off, but it leaked tape from his closed-door meeting has him calling the migrant situation unsustainable, so what if anything will the administration do about it? we don't now. none of this has any impact on the markets as the dow jones and s&p closed at record highs again thursday. it's been straight up recently, s&p has not had a 5% pullback since october, of last year appeared this morning the dow jones will go up a bit more at least at the opening bell as we

let's ask host of varney and company stuart varney.s, you are there for the people. inflation hits everybody. >> okay. what you have got now is 5% inflation, wages rising at 4%. do you know what that means? you are getting more money but it's going less far. you are not as well off as you thought you were. inflation is getting rid of, wiping out the wage gains. we got say something here. the pace of inflation on a month-to-month basis is really slowing down. that's a pretty good sign. we're eating out a little bit less and flying less. that's having impact on prices. still rising got a problem but rising at slower pace. that's very important. ainsley: with gas prices going up, that's the biggest issue, right? every product we buy comes to us on a truck. brian: opec -- >> did you see that? president biden wants opec to pump more oil? why can't we pump it for heaven's sake? he has blown away our energy independence and now goes to opec goes to opec to fill the gap. can you believe this? that's exasperating in the extreme. steve: take a l

the third hour of varney just getting started.rump -- he was on the show. i asked him about the economy. roll tape. >> that we had the best economy in history, and then we had the pandemic, and then we built it a second time, and we handed over the foundations of something great, and i just hope they don't blow it. >> stuart: i just hope they don't blow it, so said former president trump. let's bring mike murphy market watcher of this tuesday morning. tell me what do you think could actually stop this rally in its tracks and reverse it? do you see anything out there? >> good morning, stuart. the one thing that's out there that could really impact the markets is the fed. you know, if the fed were to do something that spooked investors and we had a paper tantrum, that would be bad for the market. however, i think the fed has done a good job. they've kind of given us the play book and they're following that play book, so i don't see that out there. you know, that, and then obviously a geopolitical event, some sort of an attack or a w

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"varney and company" begins right now. take it away. stuart: 24 hours ago we were breaking the news president biden would obey the taliban and withdraw from afghanistan fully by next tuesday. the presidency went down from there. we wait for hours for the president to speak. jen psaki held a press conference, she was pushed out playing for time while the president figured out what to say. then he appeared and started with a celebration of speaker pelosi's spending plan, masterful pelosi called her. for five minutes he tried to put us positive spin on a disastrous day when he finally addressed afghanistan it was a speech about betrayal, abandonment of friends and allies and american citizens. he used a teleprompter but still stumbled, lost his place and finally walked away refusing to answer questions. that was tuesday afternoon. wednesday morning there are more dreadful seems at the kabul airport, the gates have been shut, massive crowd left waiting, this out and say they won't let afghans out, women are told not to go to work, the talib

the second hour of "varney & company," just getting started. ♪. in the house homeland security committee. congressman, thanks for being here. we know that you're calling on secretary mayorkas to release number of known or suspected terrorists coming across our southern border. does he know who they are and how many there are? >> he does. thanks for having me, stuart, and your statement about afghanistan and the current state there is spot on but the border is a very important component of that and prior to afghanistan falling i made requests of mayorkas to disclose at least if not the identity of the known and suspected terrorists apprehended at the southern border at least the number. we knew it was on an uptick. outgoing customs, border patrol chief just recently stated it is at unprecedented levels number of people they're seizing at the southern border that are known and suspected terrorists. this has pronounced implications not just for the southern border but what is going on in afghanistan. they released 5000 taliban sympathizing type priso

second hour of "varney & company" is just getting started. ♪.n himself, scott shellady, welcome back, scott. really good to see you. what is your take on the confusion, covid confusion what is your take on it? >> i think that is why the market is nervous, stuart. look, this is slippery slope, when you put the mask back on, you hide the face, you lose the person. losing the person we move from citizens to subjects, okay? that's what americans don't like, right? we all want to be healthy but a lot of folks still have some questions. if0% 70% of us had a john, that leaves 30% of people that haven't. of those 30% at least half already had covid. 85% of the people have natural immunity or a jab. we're talking about 15% of the community out there. the media makes it seem like it was back to march of 2020. i had the same feeling when they canceled the ncaa basketball tournament, canceled march 17th, st. patrick's day. that is the same feeling i have now. we don't have a plan. everybody has to go back under lockdown. it is just not in your house. stuart

this weekend in new york a man was attacked by a hatchet wielding madman who wasn't stuart varney.ney out of an atm. the guy got whacked in the head and the thigh but he survived. he still had to pay the $2 atm fee. the larcenous lumberjack got away possibly on a giant blue aux. that was quiet. it's just another day in new york. how do you stop this stuff, if you are new york mayor bill de blasio, you pay the criminals cash ahead of time and play for the best -- pay for the best. launching a program that will pay people not to shoot people. the program ran through an outfit called advanced peace pairs formerly incarcerated mentors with young people deemed at risk for gun crime. i'm not sure how these mentors feel about hatchets. in addition to the $1,000 type and they also get bonuses for meeting goals like getting a driver's license or the ged. if they don't get murdered first for $1,000 by their mentor. what do you make of this? you live around here. could this actually work? >> no. >> greg: i wanted to ask. >> it's like de blasio is the worst mirror in the history. how can i tur

. >> it will lineup, stuart varney, country music star john rich, tv veteran micro, casey mcdonald, parthis news with you and want to say you know lauren patterson very well. this is her vision, this is her vision and we are also excited, it is a new chapter for us. >> feel like home renovation shows could follow. this could be awesome. like chip and joanna, this is great stuff. congratulations. jillian: let's talk about this. a former obama administration official wants nonvaccinated americans on the no-fly list. she says, quote, the white house has rejected nationwide vaccine mandate, a sweeping suggestion the biden administration cannot even an active it wanted to but a no-fly list for an vaccinated adults is an obvious step the federal government should take. doctor janette nesheiwat joins us to discuss. i can't imagine the reaction if this actually happened but do you think this would be an answer putting unvaccinated people on a no-fly list? >> i don't think that is very sensible. if you're positive for coronavirus that is one thing. but patients who have gone on airplanes when the

evacuation in the decision we will not hear an apology which is what irma president trump told stuart varneyhould happen. we will hear about how the u.s. and the president will commit to get those immersions off behind in afghanistan out of afghanistan and that's one of the commitment they made the president said this is a diplomatic mission that is going to be led by secretary of state anthony blinken the pentagon spokesperson telling fox news they have the tools to facilitate safe passage but gave no details. the president will talk about how they got 6000 americans out as well as 118,000 afghan allies and their families out today the vice president went to capitol hill to preside over a session where congress passed a bill over $9 million to help the refugees currently in afghanistan and in the u.s. from afghanistan and we do expect to hear a victory tone from president joe biden that he's the one that ended the 20 year war in afghanistan in a statement the press secretary says he will make clear as president he will approach our foreign policies through the prism of what is in our nation

. >> greg: stuart varney is still pit stop at you that you. >> i know, i know.mber when the democrats went after republicans for saying they are all like todd aiken? remember that? way back when. >> greg: i'm aching for an explanation. >> bad guy, not a good candidate, and not representative of everyone in the republican party. i think the democrats -- anybody who said that the republicans are all like tom aiken are all going to have a very hard time saying that she doesn't represent them. what kevin mccarthy, the majority leader for the republicans, he just got to sit back today and watch a campaign be made. and just yesterday, you saw the head of the democrats saying guys, we have a big problem. if the election were held today, we would lose. the to fund the police doesn't work. they are looking at -- obviously its terrible outcome as well, but their politics are absolutely terrible. >> greg: we were told by everybody that defunding the police wasn't really defunding. >> remember, president biden and the white house press secretary tried to say that it was act

varney's going to do the same thing tomorrow morning, funny enough. thank you, my friend.ping into a pool. >>> all right, novavax getting slammed until it is delaying approval until the fourth quarter. its original target had been for the third quarter. down 20%. this as the urgency for vaccines has been growing with the delta variant's rapid spread. we'll talk about that. hospitalization rates are climbing across many parts of the country. the ceo of -- will be here on the fight being waged against the pandemic's, i guess, fourth wave at this point. about half an hour to go in the trading day, the dow's up 139. the s&p 500 also looks like it may close at yet another record high, but the nasdaq's pulling back down about one-half of 1%. we'll be right back. ♪ reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. all the time in the world. it's just a saying. but today, for women living with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. more time is possible with verzenio. proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestra

indeed, i am ashley webster in for stuart varney.95 afghans were also killed making it the deadliest attack in more than a decade. we are going to have live reports from across the globe throughout the next three hours.

i met lauren simonetti in for stuart varney.ng to flee as the taliban declares victory. this just in, officials confirming that all u.s. evacuation flights have been suspended. there is this, thousands of prisoners kept at sovereign airbase freed by the taliban some hi

email us at varney viewers at foxbusiness.com. we welcome any and all comment. neil cavuto. my time is up. it is now yours. neil: you know i never welcome negative comments so which is why we don't have mail. interesting. i look forward to that. stuart, thank you very, very much. you might notice the dow rebounded as stuart was telling you. maybe reassessing this whole tapering thing. when we talk about the federal reserve and tapering not that would in the worst case scenario abandon buying treasury notes, they would slow it down. by 120 billion a month, treasury securities mortgage-backed securities, if they pare to 110 billion a month. far bigger world concerns right now we're keeping an eye on for you. not just the collapsing interest rate situation happening not only here but across the globe but what is happening in afghanistan right now. a situation always seems to be going from bad to worse getting americans out and identifying how many americans we have in the first place. some confusion about that we've got team coverage with trey yingst in jerusalem, jennifer grif

thank you for letting me fill in for stuart varney. neil cavuto, yours. neil: thank you, lauren. the president has interrippedded his vacation to return to talk about afghanistan. the taliban put out a statement, embassies and foreign nationals are not in danger. they shouldn't be fearful. the insurgents told residents of kabul to stay in their homes. they have very little when it comes to alternatives right now. the airport is effectively closed as they try to lock it down to make sure the runaways are safe. hundreds were pouring on to the runway right now. several trying to hide in planes. several leaping to their deaths as a result. trying to keep order there has proven a tall task. trey yingst with the latest from jerusalem. reporter: neil, good afternoon. the taliban declared victory in afghanistan after taking the capital of kabul yesterday. the images from this country this morning, devastating and deteriorating. we saw afghan civilians rush the airport overflight, chasing down u.s. military planes evacuated people from kabul. videos circulating on line young men falling t

leaving the taliban celebrated with gunshots in the air of former president donald trump told stuart varney earlier today that president biden owes the american people and the world an apology because he left people and equipment behind. listen. >> don't talk about the people killed they don't talk about the sacrifices made by so many, thousands of people, thousands of our soldiers killed, hundreds of thousands of people killed, hundreds of thousands of people if you look at both sides, very importantly we have been humiliated as a major player. >> the current administration says they have the tools in place to facilitate the exit of americans and afghan allies out of afghanistan still at this time immediately following all of this the fa from the administration band all u.s. air carriers from using afghan airspace. back to you. neil: edward lawrence thank you very much, now to the nationals that have exited afghanistan how to process and make sure that the in the up and up and they could safely come to this country actually has been following all of this in germany. >> good afternoon it's

where do they get the trivia for the stuart varney show? stuart: that is a good one. neil: very interesting. thank you, my friend. i was out yesterday. i want to thank jackie deangelis for always so ablably standing in my absence here. want to bring you up to date we're following the cuomo stuff as stuart is as well. we're following what is coming on the infrastructure fund, enough to pass the senate. now the quagmire could be in the house. then it gets rather complicated. let's go to chad pergram on that. what is the next step from here. chad, what can you tell us? >> senate approved $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. the senate wanted to okay this last thursday, over the weekend but it us finally done. >> historic levels of support for transit, historic elves, new levels of support for things we hadn't done before as a country in a big way, like supporting electric vehicle charging infrastructure. reporter: the vote was 69-30. 19 senate republicans joined all democrats to vote yes. gop indiana senator todd young had been on board with the plan. but young

stuart: send us a video, emails us too, @varney viewers @foxbusiness.com. keep them coming. tomorrow you might be on the air. neil, it is yours. neil: stuart, thank you very much. we're down about 100 points right now. we're looking at couple hundred other developments. the back and forth whether the vaccine thing is worth the hoopla it is getting, efficacy rates coming into question how they deal with the delta variant. we'll get into that. we'll talk to purdue university president mitch daniels how he is dealing with inflation running rampant across this country right now. also the delta variant and kids returning to school. what he is requiring or not requirings. he is coming up. meantime edward lawrence on those pesky prices that keep running up at the wholesale level now in the latest report but you already see it in the grocery store and almost any store you go to these days. edward at the white house. ed? reporter: neil, we got new inflation numbers, the numbers that the consumer, manufacturer sees for their products that was up with 1% month over month and companies

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. >> thank you so much, great to see you both this morning, that doesn't press, "varney & company" isorning, everyone, your heart really goes out to the people of louisiana, ida hit on the anniversary of katrina, this time the levy is protecting the wall has held all the parts of the city are flooded and more water to come and there is no power. ida made landfall early sunday afternoon with winds of 153 miles per hour it's now moved inland to mississippi and will progress more than east from there, next up tennessee which last week suffered through historic

"varney & company" starts right now, stewart taken away.the loosed, it still hasn't stopped raining here but i'm going to start with afghanistan the german military reports of gunfire at the kabul airport, unknown attackers killed one afghan officer. with eight days to withdrawal deadline, the president says it may be extended but a

"varney and company" is up next. you have a special guest coming up.jor general christopher donaghy with the 80 second airborne became the last soldier out of afghanistan. minutes after the last c-17 took off from kabul the taliban celebrated with fireworks and gunshots. anthony blinken says fewer than 200 americans have been left behind, fox has been talking to some of them. here at

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