all right, varney, this is your first appearance in "varney's villains" on "the factor." the highlight of your life, right? >> i think so. villainy is among them. >> yeah, i picked you because i know that you get t'd off about villains. >> i do. >> the first stuart is analyzed for is media matters, which is an outrageous website, a hate site, and they have been for years. and they're tax-exempt. how can that possibly happen? >> okay, they are a propaganda machine. >> right. >> that's all they do. >> far left propaganda machine. >> that's it. they're a hate-filled propaganda machine. >> right. >> they are, technically, a 5 501c-3 corporation, meaning they get a tax break. they're not supposed to engage overtly in poll dicks all the time, but that's exactly what they do. they're supposed to get a tax break and they do get a tax break, but they're allowed to propaganda, they're allowed to put out propaganda, but it must be insubstantial -- >> okay, that's all they do is propaganda. >> i'm telling you. >> and the guy who runs it also runs an elect hillary clinton outfit. >> h

stuart varney will deal with that later.king points submits that the democratic party right now has been hijacked and is trying to undermine federal law, undermine law enforcement in general. and upend our capitalistic system. how many even americans know that is happening? and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction with us here in new york city williams city councilman and keisha evans former prosecutor and attorney in private practice it. courtroom, where am i going wrong here? >> bill, i have to say i disagree that the democrats are going far left. i think that what the democrats are doing namely the president is addressing issues that are porn to all of society not just black lives matter. some people do destroy the goal of that movement. but the purpose in my opinion is that they are trying to make sure that everyone is treated equally because when someone is shot dead because of their race we all suffer. >> we have the naacp and we have a number of other friend groups designed to do that in a peaceful

& company today for varney's interview with donald trump.de, support for hillary clinton jumps of performance. clinton now has 51% support. increase of 10 percentage points since earlier this morning. bernie sanders gets 27%. vice president joe biden has 13%. meanwhile, former virginia senator jim webb is thinking about dropping bid of democratic nomination and running instead of independent, webb is supposed to announce in news conference today. >> nicole: next prime minister of canada after liberal party one parliamentary majority in yesterday's election. he is the son of a former prime minister, pier turdoe, '80-'84. >> canadians from all across the next country, sent a clear message tonight. it's time for a change in this country, my friends, a real change. [cheers and applause] >> nicole: harper stepped down as leader of conservative party after crushing defeat. >> well, tonight's results are certainly not the ones that we have hoped for. the people are never wrong. >> nicole: the country economy was top issue, canada is the largest tra

stuart varney will deal with that later.king points submits that the democratic party right now has been hijacked and is trying to undermine federal law, undermine law enforcement in general. and upend our capitalistic system. how many even americans know that is happening? and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction with us here in new york city williams city councilman and keisha evans former prosecutor and attorney in private practice it. courtroom, where am i going wrong here? >> bill, i have to say i disagree that the democrats are going far left. i think that what the democrats are doing namely the president is addressing issues that are porn to all of society not just black lives matter. some people do destroy the goal of that movement. but the purpose in my opinion is that they are trying to make sure that everyone is treated equally because when someone is shot dead because of their race we all suffer. >> we have the naacp and we have a number of other friend groups designed to do that in a peaceful

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"varney & company" is about to begin. match out. watch out. ♪ >> all right, take a look at the dow futures, we're going to be up ever so-- i'm going to call that pretty much flat this monday morning, remember, we're coming off a terrific week, what was it 600, 700 points up last week alone. best for the s&p 500 something like that, a great week. now, this is the largest tech deal ever. dell is buying enc for, wait for it, $67 billion in cash and stock. emc's a data storage company. it shows you how valuable data storage is these days. how about the price of oil sitting just below $50 a barrel and the price of gasoline, well, it took a minor league down turn, 2.31, got it. let's get to politics, shall we? the bread and butter of this program i tell you that. trump, carson, cruz, fiorina, they're all anti-establishment candidates and combined put them altogether, they've got 63% of the vote. i'll break the numbers down for you, 63% going to outsiders. first the cbs poll, donald trump 27%, carson 21, cruz 9, rubio 8, jeb bush, carly fi

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more varney after this.r the market, we get down 170 points, back at 6 teen-1 as we start out of brand new quarter. last one was rotten. this one starting at the too. >> it is we're, watching a concurrent development, what you are mentioning. coast-to-coast, confusion over the syrian air strikes by the russians and it comes from that country's foreign minister, he was speaking awhile ago talking at the united nations where you see the greek prime ministers speaking if we could show that. we are waiting to hear from benjamin netanyahu. to each his own, i digress. one of the things we did for the russian foreign mission that might not jibe with we are hearing from the white house is we are all presumably on the same page, he says the u.s. and russia do see

"varney & company" is next and here is stuart. stuart: that's a great introduction, maria, thanks very much indeed. escalation on two fronts, military and political. good morning, everyone. firstoff, escalation in the south china sea. the financial times reports american warships will challenge china's man made islands. our navy will sale close to them. america is saying we do not recognize your territorial claims and we'll challenge them. hillary clinton comes out with a sharp anti-wall street policy, tax them, fine them, restrict them. as joe biden considers a run, hillary takes a sharp left turn. ben carson on the show today, is he the most conservative? he says, yes, i probably am. it's his birthday, so you let him win. if you're vladimir putin you let him win and score seven goals, and he was fully clothed. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> all right, it's thursday morning. where is that market going to open today? it closed yesterday at 16,900. today, it will be down 50, 60 points, that would be 29 minutes from now.

"varney & company" is next. stuart: thanks, maria. trump is on the show and more support than ever before in a wall street journal poll. 25% trump, a new high in that poll for him. 22% carson, nearly half the vote goes to outsiders, nonpoliticians, it really looks like the gang of six, the top two, trump and carson, pulling away from the rest of the pack. only rubio at 13% is anywhere near close. separately, jeb bush says trump's view of 9/11 history is just wrong. we'll put that to the donald later on today's program. then there's joe biden. numerous sources say he's running and will declare soon. by the way, he's already attacking hillary clinton. you can't avoid this, you might want to, but "star wars," disney released the largest hype last night when movie tickets went on sale two months in advance and ticket websites crashed. here is the trailer that was such a hit during monday night football. >> it was started our way, i will finish what you started. ♪ >> the simple fact is that when we were attacked, my brother created an envi

here now fox business anchor stuart varney. crash out $68,000 ira or whatever it is and pay the big tax hit on that. >> he can. >> in order, you don't do that unless you really need cash, right? >> yeah. that's not the kind of thing that you would normally do. it's a bad move in personal finance. but the questioner implied last night at the debate that having done that he wasn't fit to run the nation. >> or he just doesn't understand how to manage finances, which is going to be an important part of the next president's portfolio. but why did he he have to crash it out on the 68 k? >> he told "fox news sunday" that he wanted cash. he was running for the president and he has got four children who are going to go to expensive private christian schools. he needed the money. >> okay. >> so he wasn't making -- what does the senator make now? what do they make 250,000? >> somewhere in that region. >> he didn't have enough money so he thought, to pay his bills, and that includes expensive private school education. okay. now, is there a

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"varney & company" is next, stuart varney it's all yours. stuart: you're killing me, sandra. a fine toss to the varney show. thanks, sandra. it's still the world's number one technology company, it's still the world's most important product. so what's with apple stock? good morning, everyone. yes, they sell 48 million iphones in three months and sell a whole lot more for christmas, what a stellar performance again. but the stock is not doing much. we have people on the show today who would not touch it. remember, please, they have 200 billion in the bank. it's going to be a big day in politics. trump goes off carson and john kasich is fed up with what he calls the nonsense and jeb bush has to cut through with tax cuts and growth. it's the republican debate. watch out for the leftists among the moderators. impeach him, top guy in at the irs, he'll face the impeachment movement and it's alleged he lied about and covered up. and the new york mets-- catch it? got it. he's gone. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> well, we are going to open that market in about 28 minutes a

"varney & company" is back in a moment. e.art: if my kids came back home with a big, fat, beautiful tattoo, i wouldn't be exactly thrilled. you know what, stuart, you're fighting against an upward current because of' never seen anything like it. you look now, everybody's got tattoos. i don't get it. stuart: i wish i had more time to talk about tattoos. i don't because the markets open shortly. you know what donald trump thinks. we'll be off and running this wednesday morning, where are we going to open up? not a whole lot, but we're going to open up. trading has now begun. the dow jones industrial average opening up 10 points, 18 points, we're going up probably, 50, 60 points by the time we've settled in, we should be up not significantly, but we are going to get close to 17-3 in the first few minutes of business. here is the stock of the morning. it is chipotle. i'm going to say this thing is falling out of bed. look at that, down 7%, what's going on? >> the latest report after the bell last night. revenue did meet expectatio

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it's time for "varney & company." stuart: thank you, sandra. have you ever sent an e-mail and immediately wished you could take it back. happened to me on sunday, with an unfortunate message that may have jinxed the jets game. i shall reveal all. top story, 13 months until the presidential election and it's political outsiders who are running away with the republican race. six out of ten in iowa support trump or carson. six out of ten. the politicians are trailing, and jeb bush pulls back. the economy, yes, it's slowing. mining, energy, manufacturing, and looks like janet yellen is riding to wall street's rescue. and this was buried friday afternoon, lois lerner, she held conservatives, but she will not face criminal charges. touchdown for patriots, clinched the win over the new york jets. it's all my fault, i may have jinxed them. y yes. [laughter] and a rip roaring show for you. yes, "varney & company" this monday morning is about to begin. ♪ we start with this news from canada. one person still missing after a whale watching both capsized ne

"varney and company" our two starts now. rally but is enough to put the dow industrials at 17,100 almost. in a few minutes we will be joined by a bull and sees a strong quarter coming. disappointing profits from alcoa cuts its outlook for china's production of cars and trucks, good news for the global economy. vw is a winner, higher sales give a 10% boost, 29. will be tuesday, disappointing numbers and that is a new low, 8 is down 13%. sun trust says by it. apparently people are. 39 that stock. starbucks hitting a new all-time high. i think that is an all-time high, up a little bit this morning, oil round about $50 a barrel, $49.88, $50 a barrel. the price of gasoline, a gain overnight 232 is your national average. the gas buddy, the guy who forecast $2 a gallon by christmas joins us in the next hour, prices still going up right now. big change strategy in the middle east, the pentagon ending half a billion dollar program to train and equip syrian rebels. the program has not had -- taking out isis in syria. of the hearing an

"varney & company" about to begin, eh? ♪ ♪ o canada, our home and native land ♪ ♪ true patriot love ♪ >> we'll get to this in toronto. the cops were on the field. there was a riot, a 20 minute holdup, a riot in canada at a baseball game? just when you think you've seen it all. next, maybe a riot in norway or denmark? who knows? the blue jays won the game and they advance to the next round. okay. let's get serious, look at dow futures please. that may mean no rate hike this year, so stocks are going higher, 50 points maybe. we'll be back at the 17,000 level by the time we get going. look at netflix, they added fewer subscribers in america, maybe the market here is saturated. everybody who is going to sign up, they're going to sign up or they're using somebody else's account. a big drop. goldman sachs, a drop for the second straight quarter, it's down a couple of bucks, don't forget wal-mart, coming off the biggest drop for that stock in 27 years, it was down 10% yesterday and it's going to be down a little bit more today, b

eastern on fox business, stuart varney, "varney and company" is all yours. stuart: the treasury secretary says we can spend our way to prosperity. infrastructure, that is the way to grow, good friday morning. secretary jack lew works for president obama so he has to pound the drum for white house policies but he did give a clear statement on growth policy. the government must spend more money. that is his point of view. from lays down the law to cnbc, keep the knicks debate at two hours, they want three. donald trump wins, he tweet it. it will be two hours. nevada dropped a bomb on fantasy sports, you cannot do business until you get add gaming license. it is gambling and you know it. customers leva, stock goes way up. the franchisees' and they don't like it. we think we will show you the mets or the cubs, we will later. watch this. the best sports highlight of the night. >> mccaffrey, back to hogan. how about this from stanford. against the defenders back. stuart: now we will show you the mets led by daniel murphy who gives the go-ahead home run in this, cl

"varney and company" our three just minutes away. ♪ . benghazi hearings yesterday and it says a lot about what kind of president hillary clinton would make. she would be all politics all the time. just like president obama. just like bill and barack, the spin would never stop. on the night of september 11th, 2012, hillary clinton knew right from the get-go that the attack that killed our ambassador was an organized terror attack. she sent an e-mail to her daughter chelsea saying an al-qaeda-like group had done. and called egypt and said it was a planned attack, not a protest. that's not what she told the public. remember this was september 2012 just a few weeks before the presidential election. the white house team had been saying bin laden was dead and al-qaeda on the run. a terror attack on the anniversary of 9/11? that would have been politically inconvenient to say the least. so the spin began. the state department under mrs. clinton started putting out a different line. it was the video that inspired the protest. that was picked up

"varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ all right.e are a financial program so we'll start with dow futures, not much happening. down 13 points, maybe, just below 17k. and that's confusing. we will be above 17k when we open. got it. how about j.p. morgan, disappointing numbers. we have a market watcher says that's not good for the entire stock market or the economy, going to ask him about that later, morgan is going to be down at the opening bell. the price of oil, another go nowhere day. $46 a barrel and that's been there for months on end. down 39 cents, the price of gasoline, down again, a tiny fraction of a cent. and that's the national average today. 230. right. when i said we have an all-star lineup. i mean it. two republican candidates will be joining us, marco rubio and jeb bush. you'll hear from them today. here is a brief teaser from jeb. >> i can beat hillary every poll shows i have. i have a proven record to give people confidence, not just talking about it. stuart: i said it was brief and it was. six seconds, the full sto

. >> also ahead, stuart varney on villains and. >> do you know who this is? >> bill o'reilly. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the situation growing worse overseas. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as we established last night, very few questions about terrorism in the middle east were asked in the cnn debate this week. that was a glaring error. today faced with a deteriorating situation in afghanistan, president obama said this: >> i have decided to maintain our current posture of 9800 troops in afghanistan through most of next year. i'm absolutely confident this is the right thing to do. and i'm not disappointed because my view has always been how do we achieve our goals while minimizing the strain and exposure on our men and women in uniform. >> well, it is clear u.s. goals in afghanistan are not being met, taliban's attacking at will, isis now causing trouble in that country, al qaeda continuing its terror activities. it's

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varney 9:00 a.m. on fbn. >> that could be the kiss of death getting business and finenance your corner in the republican primary. liz: because investors are pushing back? >> because the republican base hates, hates wall street. there's a dichotomy here, what is making trump so -- why do people like him? liz: because he's not an insider in the political world but considered a business guy. >> he's anti-wall street. liz: we have breaking news, would you like to be the driver of this truck? breaking news, crews manage to pull the truck off the ledge of overpass where it was dangling in maitland, florida. 40 minutes north of orlando on i4. it's a very busy interstate. the white tow truck at top of the screen there is pulling the vehicle away from the ledge. you can see traffic significantly slowing on the other side, rubber necking, i hate rubber necking, i look straight ahead because i don't want to hit anybody else. >> you are so perfect. liz: well. the vehicle was initially part of a multicar crash the

go to site like amazon, funny, yesterday on "varney," i said amazon is walmart in 1988. think growth potential is amazing. walmart lost that. you go to the website it is clunky and doesn't have the customer service amazon does. amazon, highly automated and huge employer. e-commerce, wage increases. they're fighting against the stigma, big walmart came in and took our jobs. there has been sort after transition from buying locally, buying providers in your area and staying away from walmarts. they have a lot of changes to do. the executives said they're a growth company. they're a company in change right now, in transition. i would be really careful owning the stock from an investment perspective. deirdre: to your point they're definitely facing margin compression behind the two-year forecast warning. also facing more competition with gas and food. gary kaltbaum, thank you very much and jared levy. happy to have you here. >>> another stock alert to tell you about. netflix plunging after a huge miss. our next guest says your subscription could go even higher now. last night

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special correspondent sarah varney has our report from san diego.s story was produced in collaboration with our partner kaiser health news. >> reporter: the affordable care act unleashed a building boom of community health centers across the country at a cost of $11 billion, more than 950 new health centers have opened with hundreds more on the way. all meant to accommodate millions of new medicaid patients. people like laurie simpson. >> hi, how are you? >> good, how are you doing? >> doing good. >> reporter: at age 58, after several worrisome decades without health insurance, she's finally getting treatment for her dangerously high blood pressure, as well as a thyroid disorder, and after years of double vision, surgery for her eyes. >> i have nine medications that i get every month, and mine comes to a little over $200. my husband, he's a diabetic, and his medication alone without doctors' visits or anything comes to over $400 a month. >> reporter: for that, how much do you have to pay? >> we don't pay anything. it's all covered. it's just amazing

donald trump will be stuart varney's guest tomorrow morning, 9:00 a.m. eastern time.economy is certainly on the question list, numerous other topics as well. >> getting back to political candidates on the other side of the aisle, hillary clinton didn't seem to be taking the subject seriously when she was asked about the a tricky subject for her on cnn on friday. >> i know bernie sanders said that quote, the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails. but there are a lot of people who are not. >> well -- [laughter] >> concluding fbi officials. dierdre: erica, she in theory should not be laughing through these interviews, right? she did eventually defend herself, did you see the interview live? >> i did not see it live. i watched it a little later on in the afternoon. dierdre: how is she handling this in your view? >> i think there have been a lot of missteps handling the email situation in general. think hillary doubled down, been a little too defensive on it. quite frankly even if she followed technically the letter of the law, i don't think

. >> nicole: senator marco rubio speaking with varney says her numbers are numbered. >> mid-20 century, they don't work anymore. we are going to be the party of the future. >> nicole: senator bernie sanders this time getting the business from donald trump. >> this socialist/communist. nobody wants to say it. [cheers and applause] >> in all fairness to her, she's sitting there listening to this guy that's going to tax you at 90%. it's going to take anything and nobody has heard the word communist, i call him a socialist/communist because that's what he is. >> nicole: for more fireworks be sure to catch fox business november 10th for fox business wall street journal gop debate. don't miss it. >> cheryl: underground missile facilities, a long tunnel, iranian state officials are scattered across the country. a few days after the country reportedly test fired new generation-long range ballistic missiles. it's not in violation of nuclear agreement because that is focused on restricting iran's path to nuclear weapon. the nation will be completely modernizing missile technology by as soon as n

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"varney & company" is next, stuart varney it's all yours. stuart: you're killing me, sandra.a. it's still the world's number one technology company, it's still the world's most important product. so what's with apple stock? good morning, everyone. yes, they sell 48 million iphones in three months and sell a whole lot more for christmas, what a stellar performance again. but the stock is not doing much. we have people on the show today who would not touch it. remember, please, they have 200 billion in the bank. it's going to be a big day in politics. trump goes off carson and john kasich is fed up with what he calls the nonsense and jeb bush has to cut through with tax cuts and growth. it's the republican debate.

. >> family, brend bozell on varney this morning, very little negative coverage of joe biden. what was negative a year ago like the gaffes are laughable stunt by uncle joe, and feels like maybe the elites on that side of the aisle would like to see biden and sanders above hillary. >> let me tell you what hat is all over it. the political story joe biden talked to maureen dowd using his dead son as a political ploy to get that story out he should run for president. that is the kind of thing that hillary would want people to know that chips down at the attitude and sympathy for joe biden. that is a shot across the bough. the story came out hillary hired a major independent team to look at for opposition research to go after joe biden. these are messages to biden this is just the beginning, and they will not stop. she'll destroy him. charles: isn't there something about biden and his opposition going after osama bin laden too? >> that's part of what they're finding, he was against that raid. there's a lot of things the americans have forgotten but will be reminded by hillary. thi

earlier today on "varney & co.," one senior naval analyst attempted to differentiate the russian arms smugglers to the isis terrorists. >> isis is the ideaol terrorist, isis, those are ideological terrorists. the transactional terrorists supply or support or take care of ideaological terrorists, the gangs out of belarus, out of ukraine, they are look for a payoff. >> i think he's wrong, okay? he says that the russians really only want to pay off and they don't care how they get it? if he read some of the released wiretaps, we see he is wrong. look at this. one of the busted russian gangsters giving his reasons for pushing the nuclear it'll, quote, i really want an islamic buyer because they'll bomb the americans. does this really sound like the eastern gangsters are transactional terrorists? with me former army vice chief of staff and retired four-star general, general jack keane, fox news military analyst. this is extremely disturbing but timing is everything, the vote comes as the ap breaks the store sdeechlt it change anything about the defense budget and what the country needs to

and i think experience belies that contention as assistant attorney general varney explained. i'd like responses from mr. bertolini and mr. swedish. >> thank you for the question, senator. i understand your point of view. i would like to make clear what the data shows us in the markets where we compete. in medicare advantage, there is plenty of competition. 28 new entrants. more than half hospital systems over the last three years. more and more hospital provider systems are entering the market. in the public exchanges where we have overlap between aetna and humana, there are at least ten other competitors. investments by wall street, private equity and venture capital into starting new health plans, is evidenced by oscar in new york where google invested $2.5 million in furthering their expansion of the new york marketplace. all health care is local just like politics. at the local level, we continue to see more and more entrants. we continue to see more competition, so we are not at all concerned about the lack of competition in the local markets. in medicare advantage speci

be sure to tune into stu varney tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. he has exclusive interview with another presidential candidate, dr. ben carson who is doing great in the polls by the way. meanwhile senator harry reid is going to court. the minority leader in the senate filing a lawsuit, claiming defective exercise equipment caused a loss of vision in his right eye. senator reid says he was using a theraband on new year as day, it broke or slipped from his hand. the device is manufactured by performance health. often used for rehabilitating muscles after surgery or injury. melissa there have been a lot of rumors what actually happened. this may put it to bed. melissa: there you go. cmos, i think chief marketing officers, can't stop worry about cord cutters, never are future threat. new study shows by 2025, 50% of the adults under the age of 32 won't pay for traditional cable subscriptions anymore. for more, deirdre bolton joins us right now. >> tearing myself away here from the laptop. anybody who watches "house of cards," "orange is the new black,"

donald trump on "varney & co."ust that. >> starting to imagine it, but i don't even like to think about it, i just like to get things done, and you know i think that assuming hillary gets it, she's had a terrible record as secretary of state. i think we'll win that. liz: we'll win that, but might be hard to get the gop to win that for trump. listen to what candidate senator lindsey graham had to say this morning on maria bartiromo's show. >> i want to tell republicans i'm going to support our nominee, if you send donald trump into the ring against hillary clinton, she'll mop him up. liz: mark him up. here to tell us what this means, matthew litman, a democratic strategist and former speechwriter to then-senator joe biden along with evan sigfreid. is trump a legend in his own mind, isn't it too early to have that bravado? >> the greatest candidate of all time, he has a hat that says it. trump needs to take a look at history. president howard dean leading at this point in 2004, president clinton in 2008. she was up b