cheryl: "varney and company" is up next. ashley webster is in for stuart varney. i will be booking line segments to let you know. ashley: you have on your cornflakes? not so sure. good morning, everyone. i am ashley webster in for stuart varney. as covid cases search, president biden vacations in delaware. the governor of new jersey, phil murphy enjoying a day vacation in costa rica. where is the leadership? a new study reveals the, cron variant may help them beat delta. we will talk to doctor marty macarrie about some other covid issues showing a slightly muted lower earlier in the free trade. it has come back a little bit. the doubt, the s&p and nasdaq up slightly. we will see how he morning pans out when the bell rings in half an hour. a look at the 10 year treasury yield dropping to one.46 basis points that one.52%. that dropped 6%, $415, and 37,344. let's look at all you'll. you were hoping for relief at the gas pump think again. a new report reveals $4 gas is on its way next year. nfl icon and legendary coach john madden is dead at 85. we will reflect on his

i am ashley webster in for stuart varney. president biden and russia's president putin speaking for the second time this month as tensions rise over ukraine. russia requested the talk but the white house very tightlipped as to why putin wanted the call. avoid cruise travel regardless of vaccination status. that is what the cdc is advising to travelers. we will talk to doctor barb l ahita about that. hillary clinton taking aim at the far left warning progressives could torpedo her party and the 2022 midterms. i'm sure the squad not happy about those comments but new york congressman alexandria ocasio cortez spotted in restriction free florida dining maskless in miami. we will get into that. let's look at the markets. it is the last trading day of the year. mostly lower in premarket, modestly so. the nasdaq showing a slight gain. we will see what happens when the bell rings in half an hour. the 10 year yield has been all over the place. bitcoin coming up $760, $780. we've got a very big lineup for the last show of the day. mike

third hour of varney starts right now.e of the president's job performance. sean duffy, you were in politics, you know about polls and being on the downside. how can you recover on a loss like that? >> i was never that bad when i was in congress. this is very rough. here's what i think the american people recognize. covid and omicron are spreading, do they blame president biden? i don't think so. what is happening with the economy, safety, inflation, those things the president could change course on and go a different direction and focus on kitchen table issues that may people's lives better and he's responsible for those things. continues to borrow and print and spend, the das and the mayors who are different defund the police and the criminals and victims, he's not going to get out of the doldrums. republicans will join them and the squat and a lot of democrats will join them. every american, they don't care about politics. they care about the country. let's get the country moving and put politics second and for the 2024

i am ashley webster in for stuart varney. president biden and russia's vladimir putin will hold talks for the second time this month, this comes at the request of putin and will take place this afternoon. one us official rising rising tensions between ukraine and russia a moment of crisis. will anything get accomplished this time around? we will ask general jack keane. look at this tweet from the president. we are ending 2021 with what one analyst described as the strongest first year economic track record of any president of the last 50 years, let's keep the progress going. inquiring minds wants to know who is that mystery analyst? i will ask molly hemingway if she knows. only two trading days left in the year. let's check the markets, record close for the dow and the s&p and already we are up and slightly higher, tenth of one%. the 10 year yield has been on the way up. it was around 148 earlier in the week but now standing down a little bit at one.52% and look at bitcoin, struggling of late, down a mere 55 points, 47,00325,

i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney. president biden says there is no federal solution to the surge in covid. he says it is up to the state. let me ask you this was why doesn't he rescind the osha mandate. when we were in the middle of the most contagious covid strain we've seen to date why is he on vacation in delaware. we will get into that. the cdc has shortened the quarantine time for people who tested positive. isolation time dropped to 5 days, they are not showing symptoms. they should then wear a mask around others for five more days. will there be a vaccine mandate to travel within the country? doctor anthony fauci says it has been considered but is it necessary? we will sort it out. a travel nightmare i am sorry to say continues. 2500 flights canceled yesterday, 750 canceled already this morning. what a mess, reports from airports across the country. let's look at the markets after yesterday's huge numbers on monday, the santa claus rally certainly up and running, the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq again all modest

"varney and company" begins right now. stuart: good morning. across the board vaccine mandates are in trouble. two senate democrats voted to kill the president's mandate on private companies. it is not dead yet but it is on life support. the democratic governor of michigan rejects that mandate. gretchen witmer knows her state cannot afford to lose vital workers and across the land courts have blocked mandates and school districts are questioning why young schoolchildren should spend the day in a mask. this is a big deal for keeping workers on the job. how about this for getting workers back to the office? and democrat ron cities, 12 cities report record homicide rates, some may find this disturbing. a firefight on a public street in the bronx, new york. no wonder some companies are delaying a return to the office was the win streak for stocks may be coming to a end, the dow this morning after a small gain yesterday, the dow down 100 points, down 14 on the s&p, down 61 on the nasdaq. to the 10 year treasury yield it is back just below the one.5%

"varney & co." is up next. it's ashley webster in for stuart van pie. ashley: thank you very much. good morning, i am ashley webster, in today for stu. let's get into the stories. vice president harris defending herself in you new interview with cbs. she claims she's not being set up to fail but she did admit a failure. we'll tell you what that's about. guess which topic didn't even come up? you got it right, the border. over 2,000 flights canceled for a fourth straight day as omicron causing staffing shortages across the country, what a mess. we will have a live report. speaking of planes, you might be wearing a mask forever inside the cabin if dr. anthony fauci gets his way. we're going to ask our doctors about that issue. but there is some good news. novavax says a two dose treatment of its covid vaccine shows a strong immune response against the omicron variant. that is good news. the ceo stanley irk is here to talk about it. take a look at the markets for you as we get into the last week of tra

"varney and company" begins right now. stuart: look like a bathrobe, tepper, but i will ignore it right now. good morning, everyone. stocks continue their rebound. the fed will slow many printing and raise interest rates and there is an even bigger story that has everybody's attention. inflation. prices are rising rapidly. you can see it, feel it and you don't like it. a new foxbusiness paul, 67% say inflation caused them financial hardship over the last six months. respondents blaming the president on getting inflation under control 47% say biden's actions are hurting. attention president biden, inflation hurts your base, and and there's so at odds about, 400 points is wednesday. and somewhere close to that. the s&p is close were record at the close and it is open more this morning. the nasdaq continues its bounce, look like a santa claus rally overall. it is down a bit, 48,$900 per coin and the yield on the 10 year treasury moving up but it is still well below one.5%. florida's governor desantis introduces the stop woke

"varney and company" begins right now. dave: a very merry christmas to you and yours and good morning, everyone. president biden says donald trump runs again in 2024 it will increase the chances that he will run again. he will be in his early 80s. meanwhile press secretary jen psaki making headlines. he claims the white house has saved christmas by making sure gifts arrive on time. that is not all. she claims store shelves are 90% stocked. has she been to a store lately? i am guessing not. australia which had some of the most draconian lockdown rules in the world has completely reversed course. prime minister scott morrison saying no to more lockdowns and mandates. the heavy hand of government needs to end. speaking of reversals, larry krasner a couple weeks ago denied there was a crime spiking his city, changing his tune after a democrat congresswoman in that city was actually carjacked that gun point. let's check the markets. today is the last day of trading for the week. the dow and the s&p and the nasdaq in the green.

monday december 20, 2021 "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪.t: right to the market this monday morning look what's happening a shortened trading week, is likely to be volatile in the extreme red ink across-the-board left hand side of the screen jason chaffetz with us is monday morning rapidly spreading omicron and manchin is a no on build back better. are those the reasons for the selloff? >> that and more it is a perfect storm the fourth covid wave which is the title with persistent inflation, a fed that pivoted and now build back better likely dead on arrival there is a hit to gdp although that might be an inflationary standpoint. all of that in the face of what's going to be holiday shortened market, i would buckle up this week. stuart: you think it's the end of the bull market. >> i think the heavy gains we've enjoyed those in the rearview mirror we will have to moderate our expectation and embrace for boarding were getting it positive but muted return but prepare for volatility all of those assume portfolio managers will sit on their hands

the third hour of varney roles on.rt: that is cruel. >> it was right there. back in the spring the most powerful joe in washington is not joe biden but joe manchin because he holds all the cards. not like joe manchin is doing this to be occur margin or to gain favor with republican party but a logical argument you made over and over again on this show which is this particular bill does not pay for itself. it does not cost $0. it will increase inflation. it will increase the deficit per the cbo by $3 trillion. these are numbers, no sake bomb by the press secretary can spin these that is, manchin, sees how unpopular president biden is in general, 17% approval. manchin is doing what a pragmatic person would do. democrats will go into 2022 at war with each other because they didn't get this done and will not get it done. stuart: joe concha, i will check some red meat on the table just for you. msnbc host joy reed entered the feud between elon musk and senator warren. role tape. >> what he always did, insults senator warren

"varney and company" begins now. david asman in for stewart. dave: the first confirmed case of the omicron variant has been detected in california. what now? more restrictions? masks everywhere once again? we will find out a couple hours from now, president biden is expected to tighten travel including requiring a negative covid test today prior to travel. he could announce new rules on quarantine requirements. markets immediately selling off after the first case was confirmed yesterday but today bouncing back. the dow and the s&p in the green but the nasdaq is trading now in premarket activity. omicron hitting oil, down $10 in a week. opec is meeting right now, they just started. will they open the spigots like the president wants them to? it is unlikely but we will know in a few hours. take a look at bitcoin dropping below 57,000, for the moment very volatile. more bad news for vice president kamala harris. her top advisor is resigning. simone sanders is the second stop aid to resign in a month. harris's approval rating stands at 28%. a big s

"varney and company" begins right now. stuart: good morning. i know it is said day. senator manchin talked with the president about bills back better, it is very important and we will cover it all. a shoot across the president's about from an op-ed in the new york times. bret stephens writes this, biden should not run again and should say he won't. that op-ed brings into the open discussion about the present and's ability to do the job. there is a fascinating twitter fight between senator elizabeth warren and elon musk that, war accused musk of being a freeloader. musk fired back calling her senator karen and informing the senator this year he will pay more in taxes than any american in history, $15 billion. don't spend it all at once, way, you did already. that's more interesting to me than speculating what the fed will do about inflation. how much money will the fed keep printing, when will they stop and when will they raise interest rates? in advance the markets are on hold. little affected by very weak retail sales figures for november even with inflation, sales

"varney and company" begins right now. lauren simonetti target away. lauren: president biden insists his administration was not behind when it came to testing but the lines are long, home tests impossible to find the 500 million tests he is purchasing will not be here until next month so now the president will meet with private-sector ceos to discuss supply chain issues. we will have a report from the white house. let's check the market. mixed after the 500 point rebound on the dow jones industrial average closing at the highs of the session, the dow is down 49, the s&p down 10, nasdaq down 42. let's look at the 10 year treasury yield continuing to rise up 0.3 basis points to one.46%. bitcoin nearing 50,000 at 48590, down $95. fox news learned illegal migrants are using uber to travel away from the border to be processed by authorities. there is a surge in these pick ups and a lot are going to yuma, arizona. we will talk to mark lamb about that. look at this video. a family leaving the four seasons in philadelphia is rob on the street as part of a huge

third hour of varney just getting started. we need any economist.d act now and pause build back better. larry kudlow earlier, kill the -- you can't -- >> right now i will put the odds at less then 50/50, caving in of democrats. stuart: inflation numbers, that's a real bad thing for build back better. >> the other thing was cbo numbers which are devastating. you played this many times were president biden said this will not cost one dime, totally paid for, missed by that much, by $3 trillion. the nomination of those things make it very precarious to say the least. this isn't going to get done this year, no way. we are looking at 2022, a new field. let me say something about what you were recommending about the fed. i agree with you but even if they raise rates by 12:45%, hate to say this but they are so far behind the curve they should've done this 6 months ago. we are still looking at 6%, 7%, 8% inflation for the first half of 2022. they are too far behind the curve. don't know what you are recommending that i would do half a point, not accorded poi

have a great day everybody "varney & company" begins right now. stuart: good morning, everyone there's one stock to watch about all of her, the widely held stock the most valuable company it is apple, were watching it because if the stock hits $182.86 the company becomes the first to hit the first 3 trillion-dollar valuation level it's really close and by the way j.p. morgan says that is going to $210 a share. the market is not showing that much side of life often on a monday we see a bounce but there's not a bounce today the dow will be down 11 points, the s&p closed at a record high friday, 67th record of the year, it'll be up again at the opening bell but have no idea how it's going to close the nasdaq a solid gain of about 50 points as for bitcoin is below $50000, 48450 to be precise. britain's prime minister boris johnson went on tv and talked about a tidal wave of omicron infections, he says to fight the variant two shots are not enough. over here the governor of new york has imposed new mass requirements for all indoor businesses those rule

second hour of "varney," we're just getting warmed up. ♪.steady hand here. do you you think the media treats president biden worse than former president trump? do you believe this? >> ask me if i'm sane, stuart. ask me if i've lost my mine. i don't know whether to laugh or scream out in outrage. honestly, stuart, we can take a little bit of sole last milbank, ron klain, the left are being honest. they no longer want to participate in the objective measurement of the truth. they want to be in their minds, in their minds defenders of democracy. on that note, stuart, time we awfully realized those that yell the racist the loudest, are the racists. those that yell disinformation the loudest are the liars. those held them outs out of as defenders of democracy is propaganda. milbank wants to confuse the public's mind. four years of story of russia collusion we know was a a complete lie. inundate us with lies so we don't know what is the truth and manipulate what we know of as democracy. again, you can hear me, i'm gravitating towards outrage, it i

for the pbs newshour and kaiser health news, i'm sarah varney in hartford, connecticut. >> woodruff:ia, a civil war that's been raging for more than a year seems to be entering a new phase. rebel forces from the tigray region are relinquishing areas seized from federal control, but the government of president, abiy ahmed, says it is skeptical of the rebels' ultimate goals. as ali rogin reports, the conflict may be evolving, but peace remains elusive. >> reporter: in this tigray marketplace, the scars of ethiopia's air war are everywhere. a tigrayan channel shows survivors carrying away victims. the injured receive treatment. officials show what they say is shrapnel. >> ( translated ): drones attacked the market and killed more than 38 people and more than 80 people were injured. >> reporter: drones like this turkish model are new to the ethiopian conflict and they've given the upper hand to prime minister abiy ahmed's government and his allies over fighters loyal to the tigray people's liberation front, or t.p.l.f. johnnie carson is a former assistant secretary of state for the burea

second hour of "varney" just getting started. ♪.rogressive policies that permit rising crime must be stopped. voters in these cities say enough. liz peek wrote that and she joins me now. if the voters are saying enough, what is it your evidence for that? >> well i think we saw in new york that the mayor of new york, the person who won the mayoral race, eric adams, a former cop beat out progressives who were talking about being light on crime, the same thing. and we've also seen that in atlanta again. a non-progressive black man was elected, president, mayor of atlanta last week. again beat out progressives. i think we're seeing in polling, stuart, people have had enough of crime in their streets. they have had enough of this looting. they have had enough of no bail being imposed for even homicides in new york city. it is an sane. people are really fed up. stuart: it is a long way to the next elections in 2022. it is 11 months. 11 months in politics is a very long time. does this voter anguish about what is going on in our city, does

second hour of "varney" just getting started.ental fitness. she calls those suggestions ridiculous, but watch president biden's performance on stage in kansas at a tribute for bob dole roll it. >> where am i? >> right here, sir. >> look, we can find that unity again, and the message said, end of message. stuart: okay, tammy bruce is here. this is difficult to talk about, we're looking at the president's ability, cognitive ability. probably, it's the whole country especially when you bear in mind that we've got vice president harris standing in the wings, go at it. >> well and of course americans recognize this. millions of americans have family members who are dealing with cognitive issues, so we recognize that ourselves, and to hear the first lady dismiss this , jill biden is more of a political animal than i ever imagined, because i always thought she wouldn't even let him get to this point or even be serious about a presidential run because it was clear he was having issues, but obviously, she's made some kind of decision that

"varney and company" begins right now. stuart: omicron not so bad was little evidence of severe symptoms. it is pretty rapidly but it is not delta and to investors that makes all the difference. it means reopening the economy may be easier and faster. the dow after rallying 600 points is up 300 as of right now free-market. that is 1000 point run up, same story with the s&p, big-game monday, solid gains tuesday morning. take a look at apple, it is on a tear, 26% this year, very close to its all-time high, $170 a share. money in stocks you've got a piece of apple and morgan stanley says it is going to $200 a share. everything is up this morning. bitcoin back above 50 grand, 51,000 to be precise and interest rates holding well below the one% level, one.5%. this is an omicron ain't so bad rally, interest rate hikes put aside at least for now. 60 minutes from now president biden and vladimir putin square off in a virtual meeting. in the background a threatened russian invasion of ukraine. we are told biden would lay out for put

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maria: have a great day, "varney and company" is in. dave: we are kicking off december with a rally, the dow and the s&p and nasdaq all trading up in free-market activity. the 10 year is at one.38%. oil is rallying, safe haven gold jumping up 2.5%. healthcare workers across the country getting a big win, vaccine mandates for those workers, one judge saying indefinite states of emergency pose grave risks to civil liberties. the defund the police movement is dead in oakland. the mayor has not only reversed course that is hiring more officers. is this proof the move is that all over the country and chris cuomo is out as i'm sure you know by now. after it was revealed a deeper role the scandal ridden brother. nigel farage and mike baran, december 1st, 2021. the countdown to christmas is on. "varney and company" is about to begin. dave: got to love this song. a beautiful day in new york, first day of december of 2021. jim lowell, we get a nice recovery from the drop. a chronic losing its moving the market power earlier in the week. >> exactl

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so the partisan divide israel, but it's as one-sided as the french made apron eyewear at stuart varney's got to wonder how far a liberal might take this. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, you are a very lucky man! we found a donor for your transplant. >> wait a minute, whose kidneys that? >> we don't know, but he did say the donation was part of being a good american. >> it conservative kidney? i'd rather die. >> without this kidney, you will die. >> you don't understand, he had hate in his heart and it's probably in his kidneys too. i don't need bigoted organs. ♪ ♪ [scattered applause] >> greg: they are plotting the death of jean. i'm with you. so this divide isn't the real story. it's really why these spoiled brats can no longer recognize that other perspectives have value. instead it just means or evil, so if you're for low taxes, you're an evil greedy person. if you're for strong law enforcement, you must hate minorities. if you want school choice, you must be a domestic terrorist. all of these beliefs, however, are not original. there dispersed by the triple t-shirt cannon that is the media acad

so the partisan divide is real but it is as one-sided as the french made a burn at stuart varney's place did the polling, conclude such a future divide makes future discourse all the more unlikely. you have to wonder how far a liberal might take this. >> good morning. you are a very lucky man. we found a donor for your transplant. >> wait a minute. whose kidney is that? >> we don't know, but he did say that donation was part of being a good american. >> a conservative kidney? i would rather die. speak out without this kenny you will die. >> you don't understand. he had hate in his heart and probably in his kidneys too. i don't need bigoted... organs. [applause] >> greg: they are applauding the death -- i am with the appearance of this divide is in the real story. it is really why these spoiled brats can no longer recognize that other perspectives have value. instead, it just means you are evil. so if you go for a low, you are an evil greedy person. if your first strong law enforcement, you must hate minorities. if you want school choice, you must be a domestic terrorist. these are not or

cheryl: "varney and company" is up next. ashley webster is in for stuart varney.

really wasn't interested , >> [laughter] neil: i was just making conversation, thank you, stuart varney a wonderful weekend, my friend. we are following up the time zone thing but the selling thing the dow down about 500 points but what really got my attention is what's been going on in the bond market. i want you to take a gander at the 10 year note. look at that. 1.38%. you know the drill, price goes up, the yield goes down, if we're tightening interest rates, if we're going to see all of a sudden inflation get to be a big problem, and they try to deal with that problem, you would think, you would think that yields might be backing up, or you could flip it around saying well the federal reserve is on top of this now, which promises to be and maybe yields will come down, or , or , or , you could be looking at this and saying maybe these guys who bet with their money, they're betting that we get a slow down and that is what is unnerving them and the latest catalyst is not only over inflation of course but what's going on with omicron spreading right now, you've heard the drill about how

when this whole thing was coming up with drones, and we used to talk about it especially on "varney," told everyone to buy this stock, amp rell la. the stock went straight down and sideways, and last week it popped bigtime. i sent my broker an e-mail, do i own this? he sent me an e-mail back, yeah. i'm up 300%! neil: wow. >> and i forgot about it. but i loved the story, and i believed in the value proposition, so i bought it and put it on the shelf for a reason, and i think that's what people have to do with a lot of these names, particularly the sexy names -- neil: you're not one of those that see checks every minute of every day -- >> the stocks i own, i try not to. if i really plan to own it, i don't have it on any screen, i don't think about it, and i forget about them until i get a phone call. neil: that's called wealth. [laughter] >> or craziness. [laughter] neil: you are so wealthy. up 300%. >> he sent me back an e-mail, you forgot you owned it? [laughter] neil: can i buy a country? charles, one of the best human beings on the planet. and the aforementioned gary kaltbaum also i

varney viewers at folks.comb. you might see your question on the show. you will next see mr. neil cavuto. take it away. neil: thank you very much. we're seeing run on corner of wall and broad. at least today, they think they have this omicron thing understood. it will not get out of control. lo and behold middle of that we get confirmation of yet another case. this one in minnesota. that is probably not shocking too many people but the fact that the individual who contracted this vary can't had visited new york city. bumped into someone who had been in africa. no way of knowing. we'll try to get an update on that as well. we're hearing the administration is not taking any chances. heard talk about new sweeping measures it plans to take, extending, mask requirement on planes and airports well into march next year. providing tests, mandatory tests, free of charge for everybody coming into this country. they will spell it all out. its already getting folks very, have he nervous about that i want to go to a doctor who joins us right now, newark university hospital, former new jer

i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney.train we've seen to date why is he on vacation in delaware. we will get into that. the cdc has shortened the quarantine time for people who tested positive. isolation time dropped to 5 days, they are not showing symptoms. they should then wea

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"varney & co." is up next. it's ashley webster in for stuart van pie. ashley: thank you very much.o fail but she did admit a failure. we'll tell you what that's about. guess which topic didn't even come up? you got it right, the border. over 2,000 flights canceled for a f

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i remember early on in the pandemic, i went on stuart varney show i said something that people criticized, certainly at the airport, we look like we're in communist china. pete: yeah. i'm surprised you got pushback. rachel: i got pushback, not from fox viewers from -- pete: not really. thank you for this hand warmer, will. will: you're welcome. pete: i'm shivering over here. i pretend i'm not from minnesota but it is cold. in california, reagan national defense forum, talking about national policy, national security. a lot of our programs are can broadcasting. our own bret baier asked defense secretary lloyd austin about afghanistan, that whole retreat, shameless retreat in afghanistan this is a moment where our leaders about have to face the press. bret asked him the right question. do you have any regrets? think about it all this time later all what unfolded, do you have regrets. watch how the defense secretary, well eventually, attempted to answer the question. >> do you have any regrets about the afghan withdrawal? >> bret, i regret the fact that we lost 13 of our finest at abbey gate