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>> brian: almost instant. these are issues that should have been on display and don't want to be worn. they don't want me -- they want me to buy the shoes. i think someone bought me them for christmas to display. that's a problem. i've got to get to the bottom of it. >> ainsley: you need to start walking to work from long island and break them in. >> steve: we started with "cold, cold heart" and wound up with "stiff, stiff shoes." >> ainsley: you can put them on display in your six square-foot closet with all your lights. >> brian: it's 5,000. it's day two of the new congress and there is still no speaker of the house. >> ainsley: republicans are going to try again today. as leader mccarthy says he's not going to back down despite hitting a wall of resistance in a series of field notes. >> steve: peter doocy, who sat with me in the front row of the elton john concert where we heard elton do that song -- >> brian: alone, though. without dua lipa. steel and it was my birthday present. he did sing -- >> it's hard

>> brian: really? >> ainsley: las vegas and wog woke up in love not sure that's love. >> steve: good morning. #:00 in las vegas. it is 6:00 here in new york city where in one hour do you know what is going to nap new york city one hour right through 9:00 it's going to snow. >> ainsley: really? >> steve: according to my apple watch. >> ainsley: amazing. >> steve: 36 degrees going for a high of 46. it's going it snow in midtown. >> ainsley: how much are we expecting? >> steve: just a little bit. the light, little stuff i saw it when i was driving in this morning. >> ainsley: we haven't had a big snow storm. >> steve: going to be 50's middle of the week. >> ainsley: i want some snow. dawn wants some snow she needs to get in the work in the morning. >> brian: she trained all summer. >> steve: thank you for joining us on this monday and it is a very busy monday because president biden is currently in mexico and he is going to meet later today with the president of mexico. >> ainsley: comes one day after his

>> good morning, ainsley, brian, and steve. you're right he'll make his next appearance in court, another status hearing and we don't know exactly what to expect because there is a gag order in place on all of the attorneys involved so they can't tell us which issues will be addressed but the court appointed defense attorney will be appointed but they may ask for bail for him. during the last appearance and taylor told the magistrate she needs more time to address the issue of bail it will likely be an uphill battle for her, there's only one magistrate and all of latah county, megan marshall so she is also the judge that approve the no knock arrest warrant which included no bail. the prosecution will argue kohberger is a flight risk and uses his cross-country trip back to pennsylvania as exhibit. we are not sure how we met del my family members of the four victims to expect, caleigh can solve us as parents said they will try to make every court date, ethan h is a triplet and s two siblings also worked there, they saved maisie a

>> brian: good point. if you are in the ocean right now and it's not boiling, call us. 1-866-tell-fox. >> steve: when you say in the ocean, on a boat or literally in the ocean? >> brian: if you are on a life -- if you are in a life preserver right now, light jacket and kept your phone, call us and tell us how cold the water is. >> steve: let's think about this, if a person is in a lifeboat, life vest, probably are in a dire situation. >> brian: one call. >> steve: you want them to use the rest of their battery power to call us. >> brian: we'll call a boat. we first off want to know the temperature. >> ainsley: first of all, they want to know the number to call. >> brian: 1-866-tell-fox. >> steve: no, it's 888. >> brian: right, chris? >> i don't know, i've never called! >> ainsley: today in mexico, in new mexico i should say, prosecutors will announce whether criminal charges will be brought against the actor alec baldwin and the others in connection with the deadly shooting on the "rust" movie set. >> stev

i need a good snow. >> brian: 50 year low. we have gone the longest without an accumulation of snow. the last time we have gone this long 1973. and this is it. if you lived life to build a snowman, you got to move. >> steve: the streak was almost broken because ainsley saw it but at central park they regarded it as a trace of snow. so the snow streak still stands. >> ainsley: saw a trace. >> steve: a trace, indeed. >> ainsley: talk about people moving out of town elk region. a lot of people new job. ibm 3900 employees on the chopping block. latest company to announce mass layoffs. >> steve: that's teenager. as more americans find themselves without jobs. president biden today is going to go to springfield, virginia, to discuss the economic progress made so far during his term. it's been fantastic, he's going to say. >> brian: hope it will go better than his press conference than yesterday announcing tanks. lucas, why don't you preview the big speech. >> i sure will. good morning, president biden crossed the potomac to talk abo

joining you, steve and brian. >> brian: like waterworld? >> steve: that is the bay right there. so if they turned the camera around, you would see a lot of land. it is beautiful. >> brian: look, i don't see any land. if you were under water right now, pop your head up. >> if the claimant people get their way, there will be a lot of windmills. >> brian: and a lot of dead whales. >> dead whales, thank you. good morning on that note. >> steve: thank you for joining us, rachel great to have you. the white house to sidestep questions and the writer said sidestep but stonewalling president biden's classified document scandal and it is a scandal. all right. >> brian: mishandling's of secret materials grow, a batch of classified files at the former vice president's pentz's indiana home. >> rachel: that was self-reported jacqui heinrich joins us live from the white house, what is the latest? the latest revelation comes after the former vice president was on kudlow earlier this month and called president biden's handling of classified documents in proper and troubling. >> before we left t

>> brian: i haven't heard any of this. florida congress and brian mast is here. we have been transfixed by a vote that's exactly the same almost every time, congressman. we are getting some reports that we are making progress on some type of deal. what can you tell us? >> he has been working through the night to speak with anybody that will have a conversation about how we can change things moving forward. how can we be different? how can we deliver to the american people? i would give this one suggestion right now on how we be different. let's get through the speakers vote, and let's do it everybody is called to do. let's go out until the democrats on the other side, send your families home, cancel your flights, let's show the american people we are going to do what service members do. we will stay here through the night, through the weekend, every weekend, every night, until we get things delivered over to the senate that we promised to the american people for the last several years. that should be an example in my opinion. >> ainsley: the new concessions on th

. >> brian: wow. ains didn't turn out very positive. >> brian: sounds like an episode of your honor bang to another season. brian cranston season. >> ainsley: what a show. >> steve: guy with the last name of smiley would have been the dentist. >> brian: that would have been great. >> ainsley: watching special ops. good show fox show. we have one of the contestants is going to be on our show today. >> brian: mike. >> ainsley: no. the lady from the bachelor anna brown. >> brian: she is good, too. president biden is being mocked after calling republicans fiscally demented? do you think so? during a politically charged mlk day speech? >> ainsley: just minutes after he made that remark he did a 180 saying he wants to work with the g.o.p. >> steve: peter doocy joins us from the north lawn of the white house. peter, it sounds like the president was actually kind of in campaign mode yesterday. >> it did sound like that and there is a lot of talk about fiscal responsibility because the u.s. is set to hit the d

brian, i was supposed to give you my open. >> brian: i kind of blew my first one. >> pete: 6:00 hour you blew by it, so i'll give you mine. >> brian: i wonder who gets florida-georgia line if they split up, because the fgl house is right there. >> ainsley: are you being negative? they're not going to split up! are you talking about it? do you know something we don't know? >> brian: they are starting their own single careers. >> ainsley: they are so good, i love them together! >> pete: you never know. give it time. >> brian: they are doing their own thing. they seem to be separating. >> pete: but there's a lot more of those bars popping up, with country singers. people love them. >> ainsley: brian knows, he goes to all of the honky-tonks. >> brian: as soon as i figure out how to get boots on myself. right now i need help, which is not good. he should be able to get your own shoes on. >> pete: give it time, you'll get it. >> brian: i have to grease my ankle. >> ainsley: our president is going down to texas on sunday. >> pete: we will see what he sees when he got down there. it'll be hi

darn it. >> brian: might have to get to work early. >> ainsley: dawn, i'm sorry, i'm trying. >> brian: if they ask you to come in and you say no and you can't get in, it's really on you. >> steve: you know, that was back in the day when we all had the only way to do the show would be in the big studio. now we have these little vans that travel around and can park in your parking lot. >> ainsley: sorry, i can't make it to work. send a van to my driveway? >> steve: it was a year ago right now today when i had covid and i was stuck at home and once i was past the contamination zone, i did the show from the driveway for three weeks. it was great. >> ainsley: those vans, i think they have made so much money because of covid. they take these vans and outfit them and put a studio inside them. there is one chair. there is a little desk, then the camera right behind the driver's seat and a camera operator. he pulls up in front of your house. and then you get inside. what i loved about it is during our -- we had our three hour show it. would park right outside of my apartment. when you had a se

brian? >> brian: thinking about not having mardi gras, because there's so few cops, so everyone is hiring their own, including professional sports teams. a certain time of night you don't get gas. it's too dangerous. for this particular story, these guys are getting $18 an hour, called patrol ambassadors. doing the story this morning, curtis says new york city is 4,000 cops down. they still have to call 9-1-1. it's back to the cops that weren't there to begin with. that's why this is terrible. 56% of small retail businesses experienced theft over the last year, and 86% say the crime leads to violence most of the time. all i want to do its open up a deli, and have to refusal to sell potato chips. doesn't seem like a good scenario. >> jesse: honey and vinegar, those are the best. >> brian: they are good. >> jesse: uup next, we try to warn you, america, but it might be too late. robots are about to take over. ♪ ♪ hi. i'm charlie kirk. i started turning point usa to do the work to help save

. >> brian: you too. speaking of the weekend come up at 8:00 and repeeghtd at 11:00, we have one nation. make sure you watch. among our guests h.r. mcmaster break down what we are talking about and also what's going on with terror threat on this 19-year-old and of course what happened on new year's eve. douglas murray will be with us. jimmy failla the news duel. the corruption from the madoff documentary just out and tie it to this crypto scandal which we're witnessing currently. meanwhile, still ahead on this show. the new covid subvariant is spreading across the united states right now. dr. siegel is here to explain why. first, this ain't her first rodeo. janice dean is live at madison square garden where professional bull riders are taking over and she just might hop on that crazy horse and ride around wildly through the knicks home court ♪ going to go all night ♪ we're going to light it up ♪ like it's dino might because i to blame.ht be over the counter eye drops can provide temporary relief. xi

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could be the climate. >> brian: covid still? >> ainsley: maybe supply chain. >> brian: what about the regulations? what about the stranglehold on oil and gas in america? >> ainsley: couldn't be that closed down pipeline. >> steve: listen, the price of gas, it skyrocketed last summer. and then it went down and now it's going back up. gas buddy, patrick dehon, 12 states saw gas prices rise per gallon. the white house yesterday had a united front all talking about gas prices? why is that? why did they send out energy secretary granholm yesterday to talk about gas prices? well, because they are trying to change the subject. they don't want to have to talk about those documents every day so what do they do? they said hey, remember how high gas was last summer it's much lower. edward lawrence of fax business knows exactly what was going on. he asked her the hard questions. watch. >> this so gas prices are now up 33 cents over the past month, the president took credit for the prices coming down. the strategic petroleum reserve as you m

>> brian: i have a stereo. >> steve: a stereo! >> brian: i have music, and i have an ipad. all of a sudden, a brand-new phase. we upgraded. because the guy comes by, and i'm thinking to myself how do you work this? we are past the point as a country, nobody gives directions anymore. you buy something at apple and they are like "figure it out or google it." >> steve: it is so simple. >> brian: let's go back to the days when we get one page like ikea. they tell us to put together a bed and a bunch of -- >> steve: what are you having trouble with right now? we will try to help you. >> brian: i would like to go to a podcast to music. i was able to get serious but doesn't really respond. my thing is i think i'm doing it right but i think the machine is broken. so i'm doing it right. >> ainsley: everybody has a different role in my family. my brother has two go there because he lives 50 minutes from them. he has to go over and fix everything. we give my dad something technological for christmas my dad is like, "no, why did you give him that. i'm going to have to set it up. my par

. >> brian: look at that built that full speed this morning. going to be icing the it quarterback's high ankle sprain. >> steve: i might be going to kansas city the day after tomorrow. >> ainsley: for a diner to talk to some fans. >> steve: talk to some folks. people in the middle are very excited. >> ainsley: get to go home. >> steve: i will get a free breakfast. >> ainsley: live on the streets of new york city where illegal immigrants refusing to leave the luxury hotels for a new migrant facility which is located in brooklyn a hotel employee experienced the insanity firsthand is going to join us next to weigh in. ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ in a world, where dry eye symptoms... keep... coming... back... inflammation in the eye might be to blame. feel the ache and burn! one man learns the truth... over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes. they may provide temporary relief... but probably won't touch me! mwahaha! tell me there's another way... there's hope for la

. >> pete: thank you, brian. >> brian: much better than ever, some would argue. i would say this if the series of votes don't take place today. we thought it was probably going to stop yesterday. they have to work through the weekend. and they don't get healthcare. healthcare gets cut off today, too. >> pete: did they vote to adjourn, until, what? tomorrow? >> ainsley: today at noon. six votes yesterday. all failed. in total there have been 11 votes. >> pete: enough time for them to come home and come back? they can join us on "fox & "fox& friends weekend." >> brian: absolutely. ounce. >> ainsley: house broke 100 year record 1923 fred g gillette ninh ballot and here we're on the 11th ballot. >> brian: always breaking records for the day and age pandemic 100 years. thinks about b. how much is going on never happened before. par for the course. >> ainsley: delaying all the investigations republicans across the country who put these men and women in office is delaying all of that. here we are at the end of the first week and nothing can be done. no business can be a

appreciate it. >> thanks, brian. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: coming up straight ahead kevin mccarthy struggling to get the votes for the gavel. former speaker of the house newt gingrich says those blocking mccarthy are sabotaging the g.o.p. agenda. he's next. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala can help control. now, fewer asthma attacks and less oral steroids that's my nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. talk to your asthma specialist to see if once-monthly nucala may be right for you. and learn about savings at nucala.com there's more to your life than

brian thank you for sharing that with us. i did just want to remind friends though, next week, we are going to be taking a tour of that exhibit that's behind brian now. and we're going to start by meeting the dissenters. so we're going to meet those men that brian talked about, we're going to meet george mason, edmund randolph, elbridge, gerry, these men who really kind of folded their arms, turned up their noses at the constitution and really insisted on that bill of. so join us next week. it's going to be a really fun virtual tour and we're so excited that you you joined in and that you were able to hang out with us today. of course, next week is bill of rights week or bill of rights day falls next week. so you're going to see brian and i again and we're going to have a lot of fun. but again, a huge thank you for all of you tuning in. brian, thank you for sharing your time and expertise. this has been so much fun and everybody give yourselves around applause. you are all bill of rights rock stars so well you good job. thank

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. >> brian has a radio show and anchor "the five" today. have a good day. >> bill: thank you, guys, good morning. the more we learn the murkier it becomes. the president's handling of classified documents has the republicans on the hunt for answers. back together in new york. i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. >> dana: congratulations to the bengals. >> bill: thank you. winning survived. >> dana: next sunday is a big game. we'll talk more about that. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." let's get back to the document. the discovery of classified documents in the president's

this is valor. >> brian: wow. that's unbelievable. >> dana: brian, can you do it in 20 seconds. >> brian: turned around the new york giants and got this question after his exciting win on sunday. watch. >> yeah. one quickie, have you tried to walk on water or multiply loaves and fish today? >> have i? >> yes. i would sink like a son of a [bleep] >> dana: get press breeflg tomorrow. mike emanuel is up next on "special report." >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight the biden administration is insisting it is being transparent is dealing with the ongoing scandal over discovery of classified documents at the president's personal residence and his office at a washington think tank. the challenges to that position continue to grow. once again today, the president's team was short on details on a number of issues. white hous

it's antiquated, fix it. >> brian: charms, he is a disaster. >> is he disaster. >> brian: people are on to him. the president is going to have a plrches and take a bow. he says inflation is going in the right direction. >> yeah, it's coming down. it's so funny. so the estimate is 8:390 number 6.5%. maybe it will come in 6.4%. wall street analysts playing game with the white house consensus estimate. jobs report beat the discreet nine months in a row never done that before. two things happen either economists on wall street completely stupid or deliberately saying hey i think it will be 250,000 but i'm going to say instead maybe 200,000. then it comes in 210,000 and the media is all gaga. in real life all of this is unfortunate. biggest story of the week. credit card interest rates now shattered the record over 19%. that's on average. store cards 268.8%. this is mind boggling. we're living on borrowed time. the average american is going to be crushed this year. and i'm bill. >> brian: look at their bill. they haven't bought anything different. interest rates going up unless you pay th

big update to get to here, brian. the search warrants for accused idaho killer bryan kohberger have been unsealed revealing a trove of items authorities took from washington state university apartment. they gathered at least 15 pieces of potential evidence including receipts, one black glove, strands of hair, items with dark red or brown stains. and a computer. police also recovered a possible blood-stained mattress core and a pillow with reddish brown stains. shoes with diamond pattern soles were also taken from the home. matching footprints found at the murder scene listen to this, school administrators from two districts in central ohio are caught on camera pledging to push critical race theory in the classroom regardless of the law. >> if we have a certain content that we want to share. >> yeah. >> with students and they see one word in the language, it's like oh, no, we can't do that. >> we have some parents that,. [laughter] you know, they don't fully understand so, you know, it's -- when we trick them, you know

brian makes a large for himself and orders mediums for us. >> brian: or sometimes visa versa. [sighs] >> steve: thank you very much. from coffee to headlines, fox news alert. 1200 flights at 7:17 this morning are currently delayed after the faa experiences a system wide outage. united grounding all planes until 10:00 eastern, at least. what caused this? we're getting information by the minute. fox business anchor cheryl casone will join us live after the break with what we know on this wednesday morning. one role of a lifetime... one sore throat. but she had enough. she took mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss. mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. i screwed up. mhm. i got us t-mobile home internet. now cell phone users have priority over us. and your marriage survived that? you can almost feel the drag when people walk by with their phones. oh i can't hear you... you're froze-- ladies, please! you put it on airplane mode when you pass our house. i was trying to work. we're workin' it too. yeah! work it girl! woo! i want

>> brian: the interest rate, if you bought it prior to the interest rate. >> rachel: i did. >> brian: last year the trump administration 2%. you say to yourself the value of my house has dropped and my mortgage rate is unbelievable. it's 5 points less than they give me right now. so you are probably not moving which freezes everything. >> rachel: really tough for young people to start their life with this economy, these interest rates. we want our kids to grow up but boy we're making it hard for them. >> brian: let's sneak across the border and live in a hotel right here on 34th street. probably the easiest thing. give you free room and board. if you want to get drunk you just go into the lobby. there is a lot of alcohol. >> steve: 6:26 here now in the east. live from new york city. we are learning chilling new details in the death of that lsu student who died after a night out with friends. how madison brooks is being remembered coming up next on "fox & friends." metastatic breast cancer are living longer with kisqali. so, long live family time. long live dreams. and long live you. k

steve, ainsley and brian over to you. >> brian: meanwhile this story is disturbing. police in maryland arresting a 17-year-old, 17-year-old young woman with autism. the teen was in our country illegally and reportedly a member of the violent ms-13 gang. denied strangling of kayla hamilton exposing the danger of president biden's wide open border it's getting worse. her no, ma'am tammy nobel joins us now. tammy, first off, how do you process what's taking place with you, your family, and your daughter? >> it's really hard to process. not only that we have to process we also have to process what happened to her. >> this guy shouldn't have even been in the country. part of an international gang that we have known about for a long time. and makes you wonder the system let you down every step of the way. >> yeah. i don't know where he came from. i don't know how he got here or how he ended up being in the same area as her. >> steve: right. then she is older. a teenager that did it i know you say you feel responsible but i don't know how you could possibly have prevented s

i will be here as well, all right, brian over to you. >> brian: flow right it is up next. hey, guys. >> how many more for the classified docs on the case again? >> ainsley: we keep going. what are we learning about this mass shooting in california? 72 years old years old. >> steve: tanks or no tech [boos] tanks, this is the issue in the war in ukraine. >> ainsley: cooking with gas, what is so wrong with that? look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms... or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms... develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. watch me. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, f

brian all right. the doj discovering more classified items in president biden's wilmington summer home following search. yeah, the fbi was there security adviser from the house intelligence committee and former deputy director of intelligence kash patel. kash, pretty interesting that they asked the fbi to go through his -- one of his summer homes at which time they walked out with at least six documents. between 25 and 30. as well as notes and things about his daily planner and schedule. what do you think about this procedure? >> hey, good morning. it's great to be with you and thank you so much. as days former prosecutor and leading the intelligence community. i have never heard of this type of procedure especially when it comes to the leaks of classified documents that are being in the wild. what i think people aren't focusing on is the so-called they are wearing this out the verbiage. six sets a classified document, one set is something that is going to be more than one page. i have seen classified

>> buying the dollar uup is the etf. >> brian stetland? >> google. tell like it ahead of earnings next week. make it cheap to own the upside. >> mike khouw. >> i love that question we got options premiums have come in quite a lot. big news, i think buying puts makes sense. >> that does it for us see you next friday 5:30 p.m. eastern time for another show. don' >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money my job is not just to entertain but educate and teac

i think if you go -- whoa, whoa, whoa, brian, real quick. >> brian: let me just finish. want to be speaker if you know one person could vote you out? >> if you are trying to have the job and lead you shouldn't be afraid of one person. and i have been very clear about this. i think too much has been made about the motion to vacate. that was a rule here for 100 years here or more about one member being able to file it. in the real world, not the political world, in the real world, if you are going to lead a company, the board of directors at any time can hold a vote against you. it only takes one member of the board to bring a question about the ceo, the chairman of the board. that happens all the time. so, in here in politics, we're taking pelosi's rule and saying well, pelosi's rule that she changed is now okay? that's not true. there's nothing wrong with having a one-member motion to vacate. i think that any leader who wants to be able to stand firm and say look, i'm the guy. shouldn't be afraid of that. >> brian: congressman, do you blame him for 30 trillion in debt. >

that's my hope. >> brian: that's called leadership. >> yeah. >> brian: partnership aside. if he goes to a docile area that's just been cleaned up. antiseptic and there for a couple hours, it will make things worse because he will say i have been to the border. not that bad. >> this is where fox news come in because you show the truth and what is happening there. >> brian: bill melugin leads the charge along with griff jenkins. batya good to see you talk to you again on saturday. >> brian: by the power invested in me i would like to go to meteorologist janice dean out in the weather which i think is 48 degrees, am i right? >> janice: you are correct in that. a little mist in the atmosphere brian kilmeade and a lot of rain moving into california. that's our biggest story. take a look at it. the bay area getting socked in with rain and then we have got mountain snow and winds in excess of 50 miles per hour. this is going to be, you know, a really dangerous situation. people are urged to stay indoors. don't go outside. the sandbags were out earlier this week. and then we have

i'm a buyer. >> it has been warmer than normal brian. >> it certainly has. and we've seen option activity play to the upside here. we've seen call spread buyers to the upside probably a way to trade the stock. because something like un fwchlt g is volatile. yes, we could hit some of the lows but i'd use call spreads or call options to play it to the upside you know, obviously the selloff is big carter highlighted the lows with ung. maybe this is the point to step in >> and what do they call it, the widow maker? this is how volatile nat gas could be >> yeah, i'd say the folks appreciate how dangerous this can be i'm a former natural gas options trader myself. in the ung we saw a purchase of 8,000 calls, it was the march 11st that they were buying paying about 74 cents. and you know, actually to brian's point, i think that buying the march 10-13 call spread is probably a better bet, that would cost about 80 cents and that would lower your upside break even by about 9% to 10% of the current level of ung >> what do you think of the tweak, brian >> yeah, i like i

silvana henao is here with that. >> brian, good morning it doesn't end with google u.s. justice department is duidusuin alp alphabet the bpending filing is the fift major case in the u.s. challenging alphabet business practices. >>> the senate judiciary committee is set hold a hearing over the tour ticket sales for taylor swift this is after hours long wait times and prices as high as $22,000 per ticket and glitches preventing people from securing tickets. livenation's president is expected to testify that they were hit by a cyber attack that led to those issues. >>> and gemini is laying off 10% of the work force in the latest job cuts they cut 10% in june and 7% in july they join the crypto chirfirms announcing the collapse of ftx brian. >> silvana, thank you. >>> folks, we are getting started on this busy tuesday when we come back, we breakdown stock markets misses with kevin simpson. he is up next. >>> could it be a case of buy the rumor and sell the news? how the luxury stocks may be too much too soon? >>> and musk takes the stand why he says his $420 funding secured

brian. >> toyota supra. in the '90s, here is what is crazy, toyota couldn't sell these, nobody wanted to buy them, there was a problem with currency between the jap 19yen and killing the dollar. they had to move from 40 to $50,000, then you could buy one 5 or 6 grand a year ago. >> how much now? $200,000? >> no, 80 to 100,000. >> how do we end? >> this is amazing right here. >> steve: this looks like something the queen should be driving. >> they are in defenders and this is a 90, started at $35,000 when it first came to market and will command significantly more than that. if you can find any of the three that are not as pristein as these, you will be able to afford them more than early '60s vehicle. >> they rust, not like plastic we have now. >> they rust, they definitely are not -- >> explain the difference in classic and collectible? >> 25 years is the stamp they put on it, if a vehicle is older than 25 years, it will fall into the classic car category, if less than that, it becomes more collectible car.

i'm brian sullivan thank you very much for joining us on this thursday. let's jump in with your money and stock futures are not doing much as we would expect ahead of the massive consumer price index number at 8:30 a.m we are seeing future literally exactly unchanged. all comes off the up day for the averages all of the indexes higher across the board. by the way, they are on the first four-day win streak since september. how about that that all could change with the 8:30 a.m. eastern time release of the cpi now that would move stocks if it comes in wildly in either direction. it could move bonds as well. bonds have been quiet lately the same this morning with the 10-year treasury yield not moving much at all oil prices are quietly ticking higher oil prices up $77 a barrel natural gas prices are muted it is on the warmer weather and lots of supply and u.s. export capacity maxed out $3.77. let's hit gold and copper. why are we showing you gold and copper we normally don't. they have been on fire lately. gold at the highest level since may. copper since jun

brian, do you agree? >> playing options obviously is always my forte and sort of playing volatility, and with the vix where it's at and volatility, it's come down quite a bit. and so anything where you're playing to the upside, i like owning calls and, that might be a way to play that to the upside. you know, something like conagra in the consumer staples area, we played for clients and strategies and our hedge equity strategies so i still like that in terms of the stock. we haven't really turned the table yet in the s&p 500 to say, hey, i want to get more growth here a couple things going for you. one, conagra lines one that and i like using options because options are relatively cheap in most cases and instances in the indexes and individual equity right now. >> guy, do you like conagra? >> well, since you mentioned slim jims, i will say i've never had one. i will say there's a great scene in "trading places" with eddie murphy that talks about what beef jerky does to one of the participants i digress. i

>> brian, let's start with this. house republicans hit the ground running following the week-long fight to elect kevin mccarthy as speaker. they passed a measure to repeal most of the funding boost for the irs that president biden signed into law last year. this was one of the key campaign promises by the house gop. the bill is not expected to see a vote in the democratic controlledsenate >>> shares of broadcom taking a hit following a report that apple is working on its own modem chips bloomberg says apple the plans to release the first chip at the end of 2024 or early 2025. apple accounts for 20% of broadcom's revenue. >>> another top lieutenant at ftx may look to strike a deal with federal prosecutors bloomberg reports that the former head of engineering is set to be engaging with the u.s. attorney's office in the southern district of new york in hopes of getting a plea agreement. he was a house mate of sam bankman-fried in the bahamas former chief technology officer gary wang and alameda official caroline ellison

brian what do they? >> brian: if i was doing the run down i would've started with lizzo and worked my way down. she says using the term girls without the i is also a slur i didn't know that's ablest i didn't know that. >> it's a misspelling. >> brian: i want to go back to the good old days of punishing things. making people pay the price for things they do but not canceling on forever, i don't want to get inside it lizzo's head but i'm glad she is unhappy about something enough to tweet about it. >> harris: i think, emily, we are in the position where certain words have categorically been those to offend like the n-word, we don't use them. if this is one of those words she changed in the song and made on the right that's one thing. but i don't know that it's necessarily -- i don't know what her blowback has been. other people telling her you never should have changed it because we love that word? and who are those people? do you care if they don't buy your records? >> emily: it's my understanding that wo

>> you know, it's a fair point, brian. buff the counter argument to that is that we have spent so much of our munitions down, so much of our military equipment down if we have to fight a war against china, which i think is far more likely and frankly it's a far more dangerous opponent that's what worries me. the focus on russia comes at the expense of china. unfortunately we cannot fight two enemies at once. whether we fight the chinese god forbid directly down the road or indirectly over the next 20 or 30 years, we need to focus where the real problem is. in my view that's china. >> brian: objective to refill our coffers at the same time? >> ainsley: yes. >> brian: these are american companies. these are american companies. >> we can agree on that, brian. we definitely need to rebuild our defense industrial base. one of the things we have learned from the biden administration is that we don't have the capacity to make our own weapons. that's a big problem, something we need to solve. certainly something i'm working on in

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