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second hour of "varney" just getting started. ♪. stuart: all right.3 1/2 trillion dollar spending plan is the definition of fiscal insanity. our guest has a large smile on his face because he thoroughly approve what is mr. manchin said, had to say. brian brenberg is with us. hold on a second. >> yeah. stuart: i know you will take me on this. >> all right. stuart: i'm saying that the one trillion dollar deal and the 3 1/2 trillion dollar deal are both in trouble and i'll very happy about that what say you? >> i'm happy about it too. i think you misplaced blame here. you blamed the left completely for this. we knew what they were going to do, stuart. the problem lays with the president in june when he threw his centrists under the bus and we're linking the bills together. he didn't have the guts to stand up to the left, set the agenda for the president and he might get nothing as a result. stuart: i don't think they will get either. >> i don't think either. stuart: do you agree with that? >> i agree with that. the president had a leadership opportunity

maria: thank you to dig in mcdowell, varney begins right now. stuart: down 600 monday, backup 200 early tuesday so it is over? wasn't just a dip? too soon to tell, got to watch the market moment to moment. as of right now futures showing a gain for the dow, 200 points, s&p 20, nasdaq up 70. the nasdaq was down 200%. not much of a bounce. cryptos, bitcoin down a bit more, 43,000, minor losses for ethereum. interest rates, the 10 year treasury yields one.31%. the big question is if the chinese government bails out evergraham, a real estate developer that started the global panic, interest rate do thursday with a 30 day window to pay up, this could drag on a while. the chairman sent a letter to employees saying the company would, quote, walk out of its darkest moment very soon. next case an hour from now president biden addresses world leader at the un in new york city, having upset many of our friends and allies he may try to change the subject, avoid foreign-policy and pivot to climate. here at home he's pivoting to massive borrowing and spending

second hour of "varney" just getting started. ♪. lauren, i said, that was a pretty good "my take" i thought. she said, i wasn't listening. lauren: because i know will was listening. i have him. stuart: there is will cain. he is supposed to be commenting on "my take." i say it is make-or-break for socialism and the democrats. what say you? >> i'm sorry, i wasn't listening. i was looking at my phone. stuart: it wasn't funny. >> here is what i say in response to your "my take." we have a conversation here, two men here speaking through the modern technology of television, stuart. i have some come split cad thoughts on this i'm not sure all really fit together. i'm willing to own my own contradictions. first there is this. there is no doubt you can't tax your way to prosperity. that is truism that happens to be true. if you want to see your scenario play out, come down to texas. see number of california license plates driving around dallas-ft. worth. people are leaving high regulation states, shutdown states, moving to free states. that

thank you to dagen mcdowell and joe concha, right to "varney & company". i will see you tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern for your new show america built, i'll be there. stuart thank you very much indeed, that was a nice intro and i'll take it. good morning, everyone i'm going to call this a market slide after three weeks of market losses the slide continues with a vengeance. the dow industrials are going to be down 600-point plus, s&p 75 in the nasdaq down 260-point, that is a huge selloff at the heart of the problem is a company you may never heard of ever grand china second largest real estate developer it has $300 billion worth of debt, if it doesn't get a government bailout and may default and the ripples are spreading all around the world, for example goldman sachs has a piece of ever grand debt some are calling it china's lehman moment, three and a third%, big drop for a company that sighed that's not the only problem in the wall street journal janet yellen warns about the economic catastrophe if we don't raise the debt ceiling, that is pretty strong wor

we will see you again soon, "varney & company" begins right now, take it away. stuart: good morning maria and good morning, everyone, without exception we've open the show with news of a stock market rally same thing again today, the markets rebounded this monday morning from last week's losses, maybe debt buying. the dow shows again a likely gain at the opening bell of over 200 points, the s&p up a solid 29 and the nasdaq up close to 100 points that is a monday morning rally again the ten year treasury is down to 1.32% that is helping the nasdaq, the crypto mostly lower bitcoin moving back to $44000 per coin it's up on the day so far but certainly down from last week in a theory of up to thousand 100. crypto stocks interest rates, the left, politics, not happy with senator joe manchin, he is a note to the three and half trillion dollar socialist plan and he saying yes to one and half trillion dollars spending before conservatives cheer him on, that is still a massive amount of spending and will require massive taxation. were started a big week children return t

"varney and company" is about to begin. at least nine people did in new york and new jersey, remnants of hurricane ida hit the northeast big time. you've got to take us through all this. >> when mayor deblasio said if you don't need to go out don't, i thought it would be a little rain and it was torrential. there are emergency warnings, record-breaking rainfall/flooding. a lot of power outages where i heard coworkers coming in, look at these pictures. this was ida coming up the east coast. this was just the remnants of the storm. very powerful. it is a lot to clean up today. stuart: i came in this morning, cars abandoned everywhere, all over the place. >> a lot of trees down, soaked, someone told me there neighbors home, the roof was taken off, this is pretty substantial. stuart: now we know what it is like down south. we will update this throughout the show. the remnants of ida are out to see. the sun is shining in new york would still clearing up the damage. we see all of that green, futures pointing higher across the boa

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the second hour of "varney" just getting started. ♪.my take" there. he has been sitting there listening to it. >> i've been stewing around. stuart: stewing? what, i say they look like professional politicians, incompetent executives. what say you? >> i want to push back a little bit. i think that was a brilliant monologue, is it incompetence or strategy? i think they're being strategic. they campaigned on this. it it true during the entire campaign it was a campaign of emotions. wasn't about what donald trump or biden was for. a lot of this stuff was not reported on. they're doing exactly what they said they were going to do. is it bad? that is correct. is it being effective? no. that is the strategy of the new democratic party. stuart: another strategy was inclusiveness, identity, running the whole show. >> that goes back to the heart, how you feel about things which is supposed to be in contrast to president trump. you didn't want to talk about the things that actually worked. it was about you how you feel. many americans are saying t

"varney and company" begins right now. stuart: that look like a seersucker suit that tepper is wearing. what do i know about fashion? the great anxiety continues, the long expected correction, a lot of nailbiting, the longer this huge rally continues but in the early going flat to slightly lower prices across the board. the dow industrials up 30, the s&p down two, nasdaq down 35. the cryptos were fairly flat, bit coin around 40, up to 48,$000 this morning. another gain for ethereum at 36. interest rates moving a fraction, the yield is one.33%. that is fairly quiet financial markets. new revelations about the undermining of donald trump, soon to be published book says speaker pelosi called general milley and demanded the football containing the nuclear launch codes be taken away from donald trump. general milley is accused of undermining the president by assuring china we would want them if we launched an attack. trump calls that treason. dramatic pictures from the border, 7000 migrants lining up to walk across and be appre

second hour of "varney" just getting started. the market extensively and i wonder if he's got an opinion on investing in chinese stocks. yes or no, david? >> well we don't, for the very reasons you talk about, we're afraid to go to places that lack rule of law. i certainly agree that there's a crackdown on market freedoms in china, that's very concerning, but the whole time you were talking, stuart, i was thinking about how some of those things marginally, to a less degree, are happening in the united states too, so i'm not as concerned about what they're doing over there as i am us protecting our own free enterprise system, and, you know , you're right. they can crackdown on a whole system out there where we just sort of regulate it, but like what they've done to jack and we sort of demonize our big business leaders and entrepreneurs i'm more concerned with our own backyard so i'm sorry for my long answer, but no , we want to be in a place where there's freedom when it comes to equities and free enterprise, growth investing, div

stuart varney, welcome back. and tell us your thoughts on this unfolding, unfortunate and potentially tragic situation. >> well, my heart goes out to gabby's parents. i'm a parent myself. i have got six children and i distinctly remember many years ago one of my young children going missing. it was just for a couple hours. it turned out to be not a serious thing at all. for those couple of hours i knew that sinking feeling in a parent's heart. you know that one of your offspring, your child is nowhere to be found and the worry is intense and frankly, execution creating. that's my perspective here. the perspective of a parent looking at another parent who is suffering mightily through this dreadful ordeal. that's where i'm coming from. heart break for the parents. fellow feeling for the parents. that's me. >> emily: and, kennedy, what stuart is describing for the empathy and compassion for the loss of parents. that's what also makes the behavior of brian laundrie's parents so confounding because we have yet to see

varney.ho don't get the jab should be kicked off of their teams. brian kilmeade will discuss that after this. ♪. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones stuart: we're still in the red across the board. the dow is down 350. the nasdaq is down 342. there you have it. i should say at 10:00 this morning, that would be 50 minutes ago, lauren reported a sharp decline in consumer confidence. the market headed south right from there, didn't it? lauren: they did. the conference board says spending intentions for cars, homes, appliances retreated again. inflation is impacting consumer confidence and that impacts consumer behavior. so inflation going you there the economy, changing our purchasing power. with that is one of the reasons we're seeing a major sell-off in stocks. stuart: that is slowing the economy. look at that. 10:51 precisely. that means it is time for brian kilmeade who appears right now. >>

"varney & co." about to begin. ♪ ♪ girl, put your records on, tell me your favorite song -- stuart: i've got to say that music is somewhat relaxed. as you're starting hell week, come across with this -- [laughter] that's capitol hill left-hand side of your screen. as we said, hell week starts this week. it's hell for congress, voters and investors. look who's here, charlie hurt. i wonder if he's smiling, as usual? well, he is, he's doing his best. [laughter] charlie, i don't think people are going to be happy at what the biden/pelosi team is trying to push through. will they get the blame for this? >> yeah, i think without a doubt. you know, the silver lining right now is that democrats own everything in washington. so the debt ceiling, all of the, you know, the $5 trillion in new spending, all of this stuff, they own it lock, stock and barrel. they asked for all the reins, they got all the reins of power in washington, and this is 100% their fault. but i have to say i don't think they're particular

>> a great day, "varney and company" begins right now. stuart: the best known as hell week is so bad that the president had to cancel his trip to chicago. he is staying in the white house to deal with the raging fire in the democrat party. the left won't budget. they want at all, $5 trillion. nancy pelosi wants at all. she wants or legacy to be new entitlements with the moderates want $1 trillion for infrastructure but they know $3.5 trillion for social spending will cost her seat next year. somebody has got to give and give soon because the government shutdown looms into full-scale default is possible. if socialists get their way, that is just my opinion folks. that is not much of a bounce after yesterday's big selloff, the dow was down 569 tuesday. the s&p, the nasdaq took the biggest hit yesterday over 2%. and in the bond market, interest rate stabilizing one.5%, they are stabilizing, bitcoin at 42,$000, 42 grand is stabilizing. let's be clear, this is a period of volatility in the markets. inflation has not gone away, default is not o

varney & company begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. right from the start we will bring you the election results by 2 to 1 margin gavin newsom won the recall vote. he's still the governor. lucky california, you still have couple of high taxes, high crime, homelessness. at least the rest of us can see what damage liberal policies can do. blockbuster news from microsoft, yes, i do own some microsoft shares. they will raise dividend and buyback up to $60 billion worth of their own stock. the left hates buybacks but investors love them. microsoft is up big this morning. 1.3%, $4 a share. going the other way, gaming stocks, the chinese communist party reportedly wants to have officials inside macao's gaming company. a gambling center. xi jinping wants to control the money going to casinos. mgm on the downside. wall street, looking a little shaky again. big drop for stocks yesterday. the sixth pullback in the last 7 sessions. you're looking at the yield on the ten-year treasury, down 1.28%.

finish "varney & co." is about to begin. ♪ ♪ stuart: all right, let's get to the breaking financial news which is inflation news. i'm going to say it again, the consumer price index up 5.3% year-over-year. that's all over august. lauren, good morning to you. do you have anything else out of that report? lauren: let's take a look at how much more you've paid in the past year for certain items. used cars, almost 32%. food away from home, so what you're not cooking yourself, up 4.7%. shelter rising 2.8%. those are big numbers, but the monthly basis tells a different story. these costs have come down sharply from july to august. used car how the markets take it but, yes, it is moderating inflation. by the way, if you take out food and energy, year on year consumer inflation is just 4%, better than expected. look who's here, we need reaction on this, ed yardeni, market watcher of this tuesday morning. there you go. now, let me look at this. inflation, 5.3% year on year, moderating slightly. do you inflation fro

. >> lee carter and joseph opinion, thank you, "varney and company" is right now. stuart: exactly 24 hours ago donald trump appeared in this program demanding accountability for the humiliation and afghanistan it wants president biden to apologize until the truth about what happened. six hours later he delivered a defiant account of his own afghan mess, he said the evacuation had been extraordinarily successful and could not have gone more smoothly. when he was done he turned his back and walked away. this morning we are watching the taliban and take control, gunmen on the streets of kabul, terrorists striding around with the weapons and uniforms we left behind, joyriding in american helicopters, mock funerals with coffins draped in us and british flags and those left behind, the man in the center of that picture is afghan interpreter who rescued senator biden many years ago, he appealed to the now president biden to get him out. the taliban will kill him if they find him. this is not over. the confidence of the most senior officials are in question and so is the p

that doesn't for us, "varney and company" is up next. when you start a new week after a long weekend investors want to know how the money is doing. so will be s&p and nasdaq. we are not talking a serious selloff. a little red ink, just a touch of red ink. there is some weakness in technology because of this, the yield on the 10 year treasury bouncing right back up again, back to one.37%. bitcoin moved above 50 grand over the weekend. 50,900. el salvador becomes the first country in the world to make bitcoin legal tender. let's see how that works. ethereum is down significantly at $770 a coin. it is $3,750 a coin. let me sum up the financial world. no major selloff as we open after labor day. let's get serious. in afghanistan we are in a hostage situation. satellite shots reveal planes on the runway reportedly there are americans and special visa holders on those planes. the taliban want america to recognize their government before they let their hostages go. asked about it president biden said that's a long way off. the great pivot begin

"varney and company" begins right now. stuart: you have a great weekend, good morning, everyone. the crises keep piling up for president biden. his whole administration seems to be running in crisis mode. the crowd under that bridge on the border has swelled to 11,000 but the administration is trying to cover it up. we cannot update this video because drone flights have been stopped. many of those people are from haiti and under that bridge they are living in squalid conditions and you are not allowed to see it. should adams get a booster shot? it is reportedly divided on the issue. president biden has divided the states over covid. he took aim at republican governors of florida and texas saying they are undermining his vaccination efforts. stocks drifting lower. there is not much of a loss to be seen. there is some red ink but it is not huge. the market has been down in 7 of the last 9 sessions. the dow is off 20, s&p four, nasdaq 15, not a huge selloff. interest rates edging slightly higher, one.35%. cryptos little changed. bitcoin coming in at 47,400 as of this morning. one of

second hour of "varney & co."nd you. we've been patient, but our patience is wearing thin, and your refusal has cost all of us. these governors won't help us beat the pandemic, i'll use my power as president to get them out of the way. [inaudible conversations] stuart: constitutional, indeed. that was a print good question, i would say -- pretty good question. if you missed it, president biden is forcing private companies with more than 100 workers to either require the jab or mandate weekly covid tests. all right, take a look at this tweet, please. white house chief of staff ron klain retweeting msnbc. it reads, quote: osha doing this, vax mandate, as an emergency workplace safety rule is the ultimate work-around for the federal government to require advantage vaccinations. a work-around. tammy bruce joins us. that tweet, tammy, shows that the white house went through loopholes to get this mandate done. ted cruz said they've got no authoritied to do it, it's unconstitutional. what say you? >> well, i think that's

let's talk to the host of varney and company american built on fox business. stuart varney., order your holiday gifts now because the supply chain problems will not go away. in fact, they might get worse. that's the bottom line here, steve from, all these ships backed up at or ports. the lack of drivers for trucks. the lack of people to stock the warehouses shelves, et cetera, et cetera. that is a supply chain problem. it's inflationary and it's not going away. steve: stuart, is this related still to the fact that so many people decided they would rather sit on their couch and collect a government check rather than actually go work? >> that is certainly a large part of it. the other part is there are a large numbers of people who have been away from their old job for 18 months and don't want to go back to their old job after 18 months. and they want to do something new. so there is this change in the labor force a really creating havoc for almost all industries not going away. steve: i was talking to one of my friends who have a bunch of car dealerships up in northern new je

we also see that that the voters strategy from alexi nell varney has worked quite well.can see that the candidates who were backed by his smart voting campaign received 12 out of 13 districts in moscow and all eight in saint petersburg, which is remarkable given the degree of oppression, banning all of the information about this smart voting campaign and whatnot stop from that perspective, you can see that people are frustrated and definitely willing to act collectively. unfortunately the authorities are also doing their best to stop them from coordinating. that certainly seems to be the case. 0bviously still relatively early days on the results coming in. maria, thank you very much forjoining us from george washington university. a volcano has erupted on the spanish canary island of la palma. homes have been destroyed but it's not yet clear how many. a two—kilometre—wide exclusion zone has been set up around the volcano, and the spanish prime minister has postponed a diplomatic trip to go to the scene. courtney bembridge has more. for the first time in half a century, t

i'm jackie deangelis in for stuart very nebraska. 10:00 eastern time -- stuart varney. mixed right now. the dow is down 139 points after that huge miss in the august jobs report. take a look at the 10-year treasury yield, because as investors are selling stocks, they are also selling bonds, and that is up to 1.3. big tech improving a little bit, right now it's only amazon ta's trading slower by three-tenths of a percent. the cryptos are moving higher, sort of a renewed inflation trade, if you will. bitcoin just under 51,000, ethereum is doing well also. we just got the latest read on the service services sector. lauren, ism non-manufacturing, what's going on with that number? >> it's for august, and it was stronger than expected at 61.7. this is interesting because, as you noted, the services sector of the economy, and we saw in the august jobs report there were no jobs created in retail and hospitality, and the retail sector is struggling. these are all service jobs. this number stronger than expected, it did comp down harply from the all-time high in -- sharply from t

. >> sandra: well, there's one thing i told stuart varney this morning. this will for sure test the crowd that has been hanging on clinging to the this rally for months now. we'll see if they stick around for that. lee, there's one thing that many can agree on. inflation is rearing its ugly head and is a big problem for the average american. look at this fox news poll. concerns about inflation and rising plyses is the top concern among registered voters. it rates above the pandemic, afghanistan and unemployment. that is surely a concern as we head into a mid-term election year. >> it is the only thing that my clients can agree on. i have progressive clients, very conservative clients. they all agree inflation is the number 1 issue. everything i'm doing at this point is all about trying to deal with inflation in the way i manage people's money. they're not calling in and asking me about how delta is going to change the stock market. the delta variant. they're asking me what is going to be inflation's root effect on their money on their portfolio. it's 1000

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they wrote the '90s hey i am too which as you know is a song based on the life of stuart varney.se] >> that's a joke, emily. emily is going to fact-check on wikipedia. this week they tweeted eric clapton is a new punk. that is because his stance against vaccine passports stands in contrast to american bands like green day and the foo fighters. they have been playing before vaccinated only crowds but honestly no one is really missing anything at those shows except for basic power cords. here is a clip from the latest concert. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ come on now. memo >> greg: i can't believe he was once a nirvana. i it's kind of amazing to see eric clapton taking a stance. >> i don't know who it is. >> greg: you do not know who eric clapton is? >> i had to google it. >> greg: timeout. the birds? no, he's not in the birds. yardbirds. >> i don't know them. >> greg: cream. >> are the songs? [laughter] >> greg: what is happening? what is happening question mike >> he is going to outlive us all. >> but i did google him and so i thought well, if you went to his concerts in the 70s and 80s, you probably

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stuart varney hell week, that's a pretty good assessment.artisan default, bipartisan infrastructure bill, 3.5 trillion negotiations. political risks tends to cause short-term volatility but in the long run these tend to set you up for great buying opportunities. if we go one by one, it seems like as you said the government shutdown is going to be avoided at least temporarily through the stopgap measure, looks like we may have a deal that at least takes us until december third which takes the risk off the table as for the debt ceiling, people are making that a bigger issue than it really is. if it's not raised, we are not going to default. we generate $4 trillion a year in cash flow. interest payments are 300 billion a year. the payments are covered and the debt ceiling can easily be raised as part of reconciliation plan and that throws a wrench in the democrats' plan to shove down infrastructure deal down our throats. maria: yeah. >> nancy pelosi has always said if you have the vote, you take the vote. well, she pulled off the vote on the bi

varney viewers, foxbusiness.com. you might get mentioned on the air. you never know your luck. you might see yourself if well we select your input. my time is up. neil cavuto. it is yours. neil: more on what president biden will outline at 5:00 p.m. eastern time today. he will announce all but federal mandates for vaccines, at least for federal workers. he is strongly encouraging, some might be interpreting strong-arming businesses to force the issue. to that we should let you know microsoft is definitely postponing its return to u.s. offices for workers citing the spike in covid cases, particularly out west. that is most of where microsoft offices are housed. it is the latest of big companies to say, forget about pushing things back a few weeks or months. try in to the new year. we're following all of those developments here. what the president might outline in a few hours. edward lawrence with more. hey, edward? reporter: president will talk about a new pronged approach to deal with the coronavirus delta variant. some of this we have heard before but this is how white house p

varney viewers @fox.com. neil, it is yours. neil: thank you, stuart. we're developing factors on virus front, vaccine front. confusion by the fda whether we need the booster shots that could become available as soon as next monday. we have you covered on all sides with this, with the president of louisiana state university, william tate, he was the only top education administrator to be meeting at the white house with all those corporate ceos yesterday. so we'll pick his brain how that went. paul bremer, why what happened in afghanistan has reverberations for iraq. we have brendon carr, the fight over facebook and what mark zuckerberg knew and when he you into it and paid lip service about cleaning up his act. the former fcc commissioner has so say. francis suarez for more communities to embrace cryptocurrencies. he is among the first. how the florida mayor says things are going right now. first peter doocy at the white house a sort of merger if you will of developing arguments of booster shots, vaccines, mandates, all of the above. peter? reporter: ne

wednesday september 8th, "varney and company" is about to begin. stuart: a lot of news to get to. this is poignant. president biden declares the climate changes everybody's crisis. listen to what he said after touring the damage from ida in new york. >> we are going to deal with climate change and end net emissions by 2050, by 2020, 0 emissions, they got to move. stuart: it may seem picky but he said by 2020. i think he meant by 2030. the president's performance, his cognitive ability is in question. the president did not get the warmest welcome in new jersey. he was heckled. we will play that tape later this hour. the futures numbers before the market opens. the jolts report, the labor turnover number at 10:00 this morning. there was a record number of jobs in june, mark tepper, the man with the smile with us today. explain why we have 10 million job openings and so few takers. >> nobody wants to work. a lot of people don't want a job, they want the next government handout. every where there's a work hiring sign in the window of local restaurants. as you mentioned there's 10 mill

that doesn't for us, "varney and company" is up next.alking a serious selloff. a little red ink, just a touch of red ink. there is some weakness in technology because of this, the yield on the 10 year treasury bouncing right back up again, back to one.37%.

. >> a great day, "varney and company" begins right now.the president had to cancel his trip to chicago. he is staying in the white house to deal with the raging fire in the democrat party. the left won't budget. they want at all, $5 trillion. nancy pelosi wants at all. she wants or legacy to be new entitlements with the

"varney & co." begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria.the latest inflation news. here is the magic number, 5.3% innation year-over-year -- inflation, august over august, 5.3%. that actually shows a little moderation in the inflation rate. it's still high but slightly moderating. and if you strip out food and energy if, you get an even lower inflation if

maria: thank you to dig in mcdowell, varney begins right now.e market moment to moment. as of right now futures showing a gain for the dow, 200 points, s&p 20, nasdaq up 70. the nasdaq was down 200%.

markets are rallying, stuart varney, take it away. stuart: you gave it to me 5 seconds early.letting others in 2 stay. the market is rallying, trying to rally again, dow industrials, in

two shots lower dose could have fury side effects some fare will provide enough protection against varneyshave to use own sick time if they contract compose people to covid-19, 26 minutes for august jobs' report probably the biggest as far as wall street concerned of the year so far. most definitely, we will see you then cheryl, thank you. >> west virginia senator joe manchin pausing pause on democrats 3 1/2 trillion-dollar spending bill closer to five, in a "the wall street journal" op-ed whites this, instead of rushing to spend trillions on new government programs, additional stimulus funding, congress should hit a strategic pause on the budget reconciliation legislation. some have suggested this reconciliation legislation must be passed now, i believe making budgetary decisions under are all political deadlines never leads to good policy or sound decisions joining me wisconsin congressman member of house armed services transportation from your committees mike gallagher all morning long patrice leon, james freeman, great to see all of you, congressman, this -- op-ed from joe manchin why

"varney and company" begins right now.iting, the longer this huge rally continues but in the early going flat to slightly lower prices across the board.

"varney and company" begins right now. stuart: you have a great weekend, good morning, everyone.as swelled to 11,000 but the administration is trying to cover it

get your prescriptions hand delivered for free at capsule.com stuart: welcome to "varney and company". we better start with money. after four down days we see green across the board, the dow starts 2% below its all-time high. it will be up 170 points.

thank you to dagen mcdowell and joe concha, right to "varney & company".ere. stuart thank you very much indeed, that was a nice intro and i'll take it. good morning, everyone i'm going to call this a market slide after three weeks of market losses the slide continues with a vengeance. the dow industrials are going to be down 600-point plus, s&p 75 in theq

. >> lee carter and joseph opinion, thank you, "varney and company" is right now. apologize until the truth about what happened. six hours later he delivered a defiant account of his own afghan mess, he said the evacuation had been extraordinarily successful and could not have gone more

"varney and company" is up next. stuart: glad you made it in. sea now but last night was something else. we will update this in a moment. something unusual happens here last night

varney & company begins right now. stu, take it away.m won the recall vote. he's still the governor. lucky california, you still have couple of high taxes, high crime, homelessness. at least the rest of us can see what damage liberal policies can do. blockbuster news from microft

we will see you again soon, "varney & company" begins right now, take it away.ast week's losses, maybe debt buying. the dow shows again a likely gain at the opening bell of over 200 points, the s&p up a solid 29 and the nasdaq up close to 100 points that is a monday morning rally

and we had stuart varney on a couple of days ago who said now is the time to buy christmas presents becauselast year he didn't get anything on his list. and he wants to make sure people shopping for him shop early. ainsley: i did. i will say, i have been stacking up the magazines that i have been getting in the mail. i have got to go through them all and start my shopping. steve: magazine could be the only thing you wind up with. you better start shopping. ainsley: i know. brian: we have a lot to go over. ainsley: all gone. signed on. doesn't put brian's name on them. brian: that is not true. ainsley: that is true, right? we got the code word. steve: it happens. it was a lovely gift hi to though i still have mine cutting board monogram on it. steve: cooking with friends. brian: two years ago i ghouta got you both cars, brand new cars? remember that? ainsley: no. steve: apparently repos. ainsley: dawn did not send us that. brian: if you are in miami and wearing a speedo get something else on it's going to be cold. steve: no one wear as speedo. brian: no one told the europeans no one wears sp

being a homeowner, we shouldn't have to deal with this because of the homelessness on gilman and varney way. i just want to say i oppose the [inaudible] because the city has not addressed the issues that i just spoke about. right now as we speak, they've got hazardous materials, flammable materials on aurelius walker drive. [inaudible] in candlestick park. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. all right. operations, let's welcome our next caller, please. >> hi. this is devon duffy, and i am calling to thank supervisor aaron peskin for submitting a measure to name the press room for barbara taylor. barbara grew up the daughter of a navy man. her mom was a dancer, and she grew in to being one of the most powerful people in and around san francisco, and she became powerful because of her integrity as a journalist, her hard work, and translating some of the most major and traumatic events that affected san francisco. i can remember press conference after press conference, whether it was mayors, supervisors, department heads, and we're selling our wares, and barbara would say, we