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they love stuart varney. stuart: thank you very much indeed. this is great stuff. thanks for being on the show, thanks to all the folks in that diner. great way to start the show. >> great american celebrity regular day americans. stuart: thank you very much. you can watch the third annual patriot awards at 8:00 pm eastern streaming on fox nation. treasury secretary yellen pushed back the timeline to hit the debt ceiling. good morning. >> killed the parade, the nice buzz will built in florida. stuart: why is it important? >> reporter: set up the fight we will have ten days before christmas. the new date is december 15th, two weeks later than yellen's additional forecast. it gives congress more time to strike a deal on how to lift or suspend the debt ceiling and whose responsibility it is, will they got on board to do this together? what are the consequences? push the government to default on the debt for the first time ever, likely push the economy into a recession and the almost guaranteed partisan fight just before christmas could cancel the santa claus rally we

lauren: good morning i am lauren simonetti and for stuart varney today. it is 10:00 o'clock eastern but get straight to the market stocks down after moderna ceo said the current covid vaccine are unlikely to be as effective of the omicron variant. take a look at the nasdaq it just turn positive it is up 11 points. let's take a look at big tech moving on the nasdaq. your green arrows for google parent company alphabet as well as amazon trading at 3575. we are seeing a flight to safety and the ten year treasury yield down 6.4 basis points at 1.43%. as stocks get better and the nasdaq turn positive we saw treasuries get a little bit. this morning getting the latest readout consumer confidence. jackie deangelis good morning. >> 109.5 this is not a very encouraging number because estimates were up to 111. last month 113.8 to give you context. i'm not surprised because consumers right now are edgy. they go out they can't find what they need. i think everybody is in a holding pattern of not knowing what's going to happen. and uncertainty is hanging on the market

rachel: stuart varney 2024. [laughter] rachel: you are so right, the government touches the supply chain as so many ports-- points and four secretary pete buttigieg and joe biden to pretend they can do anything to help is a lie. pete: the 10 year thing with the trucks, that's about future electric vehicles and fossil fuels and then the independent contractors is all about unions. >> you can't step in on an emergency basis and clear the rules for a few months? you are the president of the united states, the governor of california, you can do that to help the country? pete: state of emergency, they don't do states of emergency. rachel: oh, yeah except for everything. will: eighty-three ships in a holding pattern which sewage-- stuart mentioned earlier 17 days is the average to get unloaded at los angeles and long beach harbor. rachel: i wonder-- and i don't know the answer, i wonder if there is some environmental repercussions for you know these ships sitting there that something could happen. you never know. >> t

stuart varney is on, "varney & company" begins right now, stuart varney you'll have a lot about this this afternoon and this morning. good morning, everyone. the president will reveal his pick to share the federal reserve baby today, reportedly today, the democrats are fighting very publicly about bill back better, mass looting and lawless california, yes it

do not forget to tune to fox business prime, followed by stuart varney at 9. you're watching mornings with maria live fox business. maria: welcome back, san francisco residents now are forced to higher private security to patrol their neighborhoods after a spike in crime and the city is leaving many unsafe and i first met alan bayard in 2020, he was charged to patrol the marina district. he took me around the city to show me the realities of san francisco since the pandemic started his number of clients more than doubled. the san francisco patrol special police officer association president and he joins me right now. alan, great to see you again, thanks so much for being with us. wow, things seemed to have changed quite a bit since you and i walked the streets of san francisco two years ago. tell us how things have changed. >> well, thank you for having me back again. our crime rate has gone way up, way up especially during the pandemic, burglaries, car break-ins, assaults, everything has gone way up. it's starting to level off a little bit but residents are s

. >> stuart varney? how about steve doocy? may be john roberts. could be bill hemmer? its harold ford, jr., take that paul rudd. >> very nice. >> greg: we should all admit that harold ford is too good looking for fox. >> shouldn't admit that at all. >> greg: i'm talking about dudes, not women. susan, how do you feel about the choice? >> dear member clueless? he hasn't really aged that much. >> greg: he's in his 50s now. >> wise and there a woman alive? i would like to see nominees, j.lo, jennifer aniston, the judge. >> greg: she's only 59. >> she's got some arms, right? >> greg: speaking of the judge, you did not know who paul rudd is. >> i recognized his face. >> greg: he doesn't make you hot? >> not at all. >> greg: would be your choice? harold ford jr.? >> kevin costner. >> greg: he's quite the charmer. he's also over 50. >> works for me. >> greg: you were actually named sexiest homeless man. we're going to have a party later. >> light a fire in that garbage can, there's going to be a harmonica playing. it's going to be good to come until one of you gets too drunk a

it's definitely better than when stuart varney collaborated with with -- but it's bret baier, did you know he has his own doll? >> sometimes i need the hard news of the day but other times i just want to cuddle, why can't i have both? >> now you can with the new bret baier, fair, balanced, and unafraid to snuggle. squeeze his tummy and get informed. >> the 41st president wants to go to maine this summer. >> french president emmanuel macron and his wife arrived yesterday and attended a dinner at mount vernon. >> he's there at the end of your day too. >> i just want something to hold that brings me comfort but i also just want the news. >> voters are still casting ballots in arizona's special election. >> get your brett bear today. >> greg: he hosts the show special report which is much better than the original title which is barely legal come about as far as this show can get. if special report is a bottle of champagne, then we are a six-pack of zima, yet we still have him on but will he have us on his show? i think we have a better shot at getting invited on reliable sources with capt

stuart varney joins us live on set. great to see you. when people were leaving virginia said the economy was number one issue not education but economy. doesn't this force biden and the democrats to wake up to realize their economic policy also cost them the mid terms next year? >> it absolutely does, yes. tomorrow there is supposed to be a vote on this gigantic spending plan. i think that vote is now in danger. you cannot go into a vote like that where you have got to have absolute positive discipline with a completely divided party. and they are divided. this morning they are arguing about who is to blame for the republican win in virginia and a very close race in new jersey. they are arguing about who is to blame. at the moment, the left is getting the blame and they are the ones who want to push through with this big vote on social spending. i don't think the vote is going to take place. nancy pelosi-enormous. carley: how does president biden handle this he sees spending package as legacy. it is very progressive. dose switch to becom

it's definitely better than when stuart varney collaborated with with -- but it's bret baier, did you know he has his own doll? >> sometimes i need the hard news of the day but other times i just want to cuddle, why can't i have both? >> now you can with the new bret baier, fair, balanced, and unafraid to snuggle. squeeze his tummy and get informed. >> the 41st president wants to go to maine this summer. >> french president emmanuel macron and his wife arrived yesterday and attended a dinner at mount vernon. >> he's there at the end of your day too. >> i just want something to hold that brings me comfort but i also just want the news. >> voters are still casting ballots in arizona's special election. >> get your brett bear today. >> greg: he hosts the show special report which is much better than the original title which is barely legal come about as far as this show can get. if special report is a bottle of champagne, then we are a six-pack of zima, yet we still have him on but will he have us on his show? i think we have a better shot at getting invited on reliable sources with capt

congressman byron donalds and stuart varney join us as the house picks the bill up again two hours from now and the cbo confirms what we knew, and the department of justice giving police department $100 million to hire new officers plus rachel campos duffy and will cain sound off as ms nbc is banned from the rittenhouse courtroom after one of their freelancers followed the jury bus. all that and more at the top of the hour. now to the capable and of todd and carly. todd: we will take the compliment. mccarthy, the 8 hour address, there is video of it, lauren simonetti with what we can expect in a few hours. >> reporter: house minority leader kevin mccarthy spoke for 8 hours on the house floor last night. trying to sidetrack this one$.75 trillion spending bonanza that lawmakers are planning to vote on in 3 hours from now. >> every page of this washington spending will be paid for or borrowed from you, the american hard-working taxpayer. every page of this washington spending supports more waste, more fraud, more abuse and more corruption. this is the single most reckless and irresponsible

fantastic, amazing stuart varney. stuart: stock is going up. 20%. >> very impressive. >> looking at a 3-year high for the stock despite the fact you have the ceo voicing concerns he's not going to get enough workers for all his stores this holiday season but you know business is booming, the digital marketplace, that is what the market is trading off of as well. a one foot traffic is up, you have big crowds and not all the staff you need. you are looking at a problem. >> looking at sales and forecasts, business is doing so much better this year than many. stuart: it is a department store. who knew department stores would come back. we got to talk about nvidia. >> favorite stock of the day will get to $1 trillion soon. stuart: 794 at the moment. >> nvidia had a fantastic quarter in the summertime, everything is booming when it comes to gaming which they make their bread and butter off of, and data centers, cloud, artificial intelligence. central processing units. >> it is automotive and self driving. and down 60%. >> y

stuart varney is on, "varney & company" begins right now, stuart varney you'll have a lot about this this afternoon and this morning. good morning, everyone. the president will reveal his pick to share the federal reserve baby today, reportedly today, the democrats are fighting very publicly about bill back better, mass looting and lawless california, yes it is thanksgiving week, let's start with something positive. stocks rally in the socket carried away as a modest gain of the opening, we don't know how things will close out. the dow is looking for a gain of 140 points, enclosed at the lowest level since late october bouncing back this monday, recipe f-18 and nasdaq not bad up 74.3 the ten year treasury yield well below 1.6%, 158, bitcoin shy of $60000, it's up to 59 as we speak. this is the item that could move the market whether to keep jay powell or bring in lael brainard either waited to do with rising inflation and tapering money in trillions into government spending, that announcement could move the markets. late development from europe and the covid surge, german says the si

how america works with mike rowe and watch american bills with stuart varney. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: we are three weeks away from thanksgiving. food prices on the rise, supply chain issues. what can we expect to serve your traditional thanksgiving meal with all of fixings, what should we expect it to cost, tom hayes. thank you very much for being here. i want to get your sense of things. ocean spray will harvest 6.6 billion barrels of cranberry this season. what are you expecting in terms of the pricing? >> yeah, so you know like everybody else our costs have gone up and we have passed that cost, some of it, not all of it to consumers and customers so it's a tough environment all around so costs will be going up on cranberry and cranberry sauce but we do have supply, maria, 6.6 million-barrel that is we anticipate the harvest this year. we are right in the middle of harvest and the number can change a bit but we are extraordinary excited to do what we do and put fantastic food on the table for consumers and

"varney & company" begins right now. stuart: good morning, everyone. first things first, how is the market doing after the selloff friday. the answer, a modest limited bounce back. look at the dow, 340 points but that is nowhere near 900-point loss on friday. it is going to go up a bit. the s&p 500 done 106 points on friday back up to the tune of maybe 50 this morning. the nasdaq will have a good day it was down 2% on friday backup

at 8:00 pm eastern, "varney and company" begins now. stuart: good morning. kevin mccarthy, the republican leader in the house, made a valiant effort to stall the build back better plan, successfully delay the vote the cancer the way forever. members going through procedural motions leading to a full vote later today. that is the theory. we get into what is in this plan and its actual costs. it is not what the democrats are telling you. wall street journal calls it the most dishonest spending bill in america's history. another big story. austria has declared a lockdown for the country and all austrians must be vaccinated by february. the first national mandate in a european country. germany has stepped up restrictions. where else will mandate and lockdowns expand? that is the major concern today. these two stories had a financial impact. look at the selloff and cryptos, there's a pastor regulation in the build back better plan. 56,000 earlier, 57-6, 4200 for ethereum. the stock market took a hit when austria announced direct connection on covid. and lockdowns

here to react is host of varney and company and american built on fox business stuart varney. good morning, stuart. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: you were the expert on this. how much is this going to cost our country? >> okay. they say it's going to add $367 billion to the deficit. nonsense. this is financial slight of hand. there is a great deal of trickery involved in build back better. let me try to explain to you. take for example, the child care allowance, cost $130 billion a year that is scheduled to expire after one year. so it's costed at 130 billion. that's not the cost of it. it will never be repealed. when politician is going is a-to-say no, no, no, you parents can't have that money any longer. you can't repeal it it's going to be there forever. the true cost that that one program is not 130 billion. it's 1.3 trillion costed out 30 years. the earned income tax credit. they are all going to phase out after one year. not true. they will go on for 10 years and longer which will cost eventually the total cost of build back better is more like $5 trillion not $2 tr

that is it for me in for stuart varney. neil cavuto, it is yours. neil: todd, does he ever sleep? we are looking at the selloff, a lot has to do with the electron virus and concerned that it could spin out of control. it did not help to hear the inflationary repercussions of that. the dow is down 610 points and the slowdown this is presenting for the economy. oil prices sliding away in an environment that has a lot of people saying the fed does not pounds on inflation even though the fed chairman was acknowledging the threat so you have a 10 year note with the yield, lapsing on the idea we might as well park our money here for a while with deals at one.45% keeping track of all of this is our own jerry willis. when it rains it pours. >> reporter: lots of things hammering on stocks which investors not in a good move. market selling off on worries about the new covid variance, omicron. vaccine makers, pfizer shares were higher, barely. moderna selling off. regeneron lower after the monoclonal antibody treatment may not be effective against the new variant. at the heart of investor co

second hour of "varney" just getting started. ♪. stuart: election day tomorrow in virginia. virginia has been in recent years rather blue but ordering to that latest "fox news poll," we brought it to you last week, republican glen youngkin may be turning the state red. connell mcshane is on the ground in begin what. what's the latest? reporter: the momentum to your point is clearly on the side of the republican in this race. glenn youngkin, former ceo at the carlisle group. both candidates in final weekend of the campaign were crisscrossing the state this weekend. looks like the race boils down to when you analyze it two big issues. one is economy and the other is education. on economy, virginia has a budget surplus. so youngkin wants to cut taxes. terry mcauliffe, the former governor, he wants to spend more money and much of the spend woulding on the education. >> we're the 10th, 12th wealthiest state in america. we're down 1200 teachers today. it is not fair that students have sub taught teachers. as governor i will raise teacher pay above the national average for the firs

"varney and company" is about to begin. stuart: that takes me back. it is election day in virginia and new jersey. different issues take center stage, taxes, education, the background of those races, bitter feuding in the democratic party and the president's plunging approval rating. connell mcshane in leesburg, virginia, is this race a bellwether for the midterms next year? >> republicans hope it will be if they can win it but what i can tell you the last few days we have seen a large in person enthusiasm gap for the candidates as the campaign is wrapped up. you never know if that translates into results on election day itself for glenn youngerkin who is trying to pull out the upset over terry mcauliffe. mcauliffe on the trail has not been drawing the big numbers and last might was no exception. this is his event, modest crowd, repeatedly told his supporters the his opponent was putting his final a campaigning with donald trump. that was not true. trump held a teller rally for youngerkin, not in person. youngkin was here in this area rallying support

it goes down stuart varney, has your name on the show. they love it in the studio my moderna says it could roll out and omicron vaccine early next year and they say they're reformulating to deal with the variant as well. stuart: bitcoin was at 57000 now it's at 575. susan: the selloff lasted three trading sessions are so. you have the dip by coming from el salvador which picked up 100, were bitcoin of the fire is micro strategy another $400 million with the bitcoin. 7000 bitcoin save on the dip and that's what you look at queen-based en bloc chain marathon are all backup today. i would say less than three days you only down 67000 that is not much of a bear market. but you heard from some of the billionaire hedge fund managers this morning, bill ackman says this might be a buying opportunity, the knee-jerk reaction in a thin trading on friday which resulted in the worst day of the dow and s&p since february. stuart: let's talk about the whole market. susan: you saul in the covid death when you buy on the dip you usually get rewarded for. s

i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney. we are one day from thanksgiving and it looks like a travel boom. tsa screen the highest number of travelers since the pandemic began. six days of 2 million passengers, includes another record. lots of company if you are traveling today but if you're flying through santa cruz, get ready to wear a mask in your house was that mandate has gone into effect and there is this. president biden says americans should rest easy about gas and goods prices this thanksgiving. that is easy to say when you are spending your thanksgiving at a $30 million estate in nantucket. let them eat ham. you will hear a cbs news reporter pleading with mister biden at the white house when will you take our questions, he asked. is the media honeymoon finally over. the local media says to refrain from calling the latest spree of smash and grab robberies looting. they say it is a racist term. the futures point lower. the dow, the nasdaq, and the s&p are down about half of one% in the premarket. one factor could be t

good morning to you, i'm david asman in for stuart varney. futures taking a nose dive after news of a pennsylvania-spreading -- fast-spreading covid variant in south africa. britain has suspended flights to six african countries amid the news. world health organization has called a special meeting to discuss new variant. oil is dropping well below $80 on

i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney. we are one day from thanksgiving and it looks like a travel boom. tsa screen the highest number of travelers since the pandemic began. six days of 2 million passengers, includes another record. lots of co

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good morning to you, i'm david asman in for stuart varney. futures taking a nose dive after news of a pennsylvania-spreading -- fast-spreading covid variant in south africa. britain has suspended flights to six african countries amid the news. world health organization has called a special meeting to discuss new variant. oil is dropping well below $80 on on the news. and another safe haven, gold, rising above $1800 an ounce once again. in just a moment, former president donald trump will join me live. i'm going to be the asking him about new worries over the virus, the variant, and i'm also going to ask him about inflation, rising energy prices, 2024 and much, much more. and crime, clearly, out of control all over the nation. more looting at high-end stores many california. security guards pepper sprayed as brazen thieves smash and grab pricey items. we have the very latest on that. it's a big show, folks. we've got charlie hurt, congresswoman cath cammack and harmeet dhillon all here. plus, president trump just moments away. it's the friday,

"varney & co." starts right now. stuart, it's all a yours. hey, stuart. stuart: spandex for the next three hours, dagen. [laughter] good morning, everyone. all right. new records for if cryptos. ge, your granddad's stock, reinvents itself, and interest rates keep going down even though there are inflation fears. let's get right at it with bitcoin. it hit $68,000 earlier this morning, and ethereum too is plowing ahead. perhaps the cryptos are now an inflation play? they're certainly popular. it is now a $3 trillion crypto industry. how about that? let's move on to stocks. the dow is going to be down just a a little bit, 40 points maybe. a modest gain for the s&p, but look at the nasdaq. it's gone up for the last 11 straight sessions, and it will open higher this morning. that's a rally. perhaps this has something to do with it, the yield on the 10-year treasury all the way down to 1.43% this morning. the nasdaq does well, technology does well when long-term interest rates come down, and that's what's happening. you know, there was a time when no financial

"varney & co." is up next. stuart, take it away. stuart: not easy to follow a discussion on spanx and girdles, but i'm going to give it my best shot, dagen. [laughter] good morning to you. you got it. good morning, even. all right. let's call this inflation day, because that is what the whole financial world is talking about. consumer prices rose 6.2% october this year compared to october last year, 6.2%. that is the largest yearly increase in 30 years. now, this is the inflation that people see and feel in their everyday lives. it means something. think trip to the grocery store comes as a shock. i got this from the agriculture department just for an example. ribeye steak doubling in price from a year ago. bacon up $2 a pound. go down virtually any aisle in the supermarket, and you'll see the same kind of thing, prices going straight up. and as we tell you every day, the national price for a gallon of gasoline has gone to $3.42, and that is up more than $1.30 from this day one year ago. that's the inflation news. that's what's shoc

"varney & company" begins rights now stuart: good morning, everyone. i will start with the jobs report but i don't think it is the most important story of the day was waiting for you see the mess on the floor of the house of representatives. they are trying to transform your life and it is chaos. 531,000 new jobs, that is strong, better than the previous month's number that was revised to show an extra 235,000 jobs. unemployment rate 4.6%. that is low and falling. here's was notable, surge in manufacturing, 60,000 new jobs is strong as the participation rate is as low as it has been since the 1970s, 4 million workers are missing. the impact on the market, investors like it and there may be new records today, the dow is up 100, the s&p up 20, nasdaq 52. i will call this the stock of the day. pfizer breaking out its covid antiviral kill, cut hospitalizations and deaths by 89%, highly effective treatment. the drop of the day, palatine expect sales to so few of those bikes in the future as people get back to outdoor exercise or local gym. it is down 30%. t

varney ask company is up next -- "varney & company." stuart, it is veterans day, sir. stuart: yes, it is. good morning, cheryl. good morning to the sneaker king, mark tepper right there. indeed, good morning, everyone. let's go. first, on this november 11th, a message to all veterans: thank you. we will honor your service throughout the program, and we're very glad you could join us today. inflation and the president's response to it remains the focus of attention. the news is grim, i'm afraid. the fast pace of inflation has cut our standard of living. real wages are falling. the prime minister does not have a -- the president does not have a solution. he seems confused about the problem, apparently believing if we pass another massive social spending bill, inflation will be controlled. the federal reserve has a dilemma. rein in money printing thousand or later? if in-- thousand or -- now or later? big selloff yesterday when that inflation news first came out, a very modest rebound this morning, and it's led by big tech. the dow's going to be up 23, s&p up about 17, bu

"varney and company" is about to begin. ♪♪ stuart: glad and catch me on the camera. jump, i can get into that. at the top of the show, the white house says there will be no lockdowns to fight the virus unlike the draconian lack loans and mandates in europe. mercedes schlapp is with us on tuesday morning. is the president trying to get on the right side of history in the fight against covid, finally realizing the economic damage lockdowns? >> i think we are seeing some thing positive coming out of the white house where they are saying there will be no lockdowns in the united states. secretary pete buttigieg saying they would not put vaccine mandates on domestic flights. this is good news for americans because not only do we see the economic repercussions of these lockdowns including the supply-chain crisis where manufacturing has been hit hard in the united states and globally but you also see the mental health component, increased suicide, access mortality, mental health issues, impact across the board from the youngest to the oldest american so it is important to av

"varney & company" begins right now. stuart: good morning, everyone. see the smile. some of us have been up all night watching the election results. for those of you tuning in, here is the news. glenn youngkin pulled off an extraordinary when in virginia. he is the governor elect. a republican jack ciattarelli is in a virtual tie in new jersey with incumbent governor phil murphy. that may be the biggest shock of the night. there are a million by democrats in new jersey than republicans. voters in these two states focus on education, inflation, supply chain shortages, gas prices and the failures of the biden administration. it's all the outlook for the future. speaker pelosi will have a very hard time getting the multitech and other spending plans through a bitterly divided house. the democrats will have trouble pivoting to more acceptable policies the next year's midterms. it is an earthquake and the tremors will keep coming. the markets look like we start out flat, this is fed day, jay powell takes questions about interest-rate this afternoon. that's a big deal on w

"varney & company" begins right now. stuart: good morning maria and good morning, everyone. there he goes again elon musk makes a big headline saturday and his stock pays the price this monday morning. in premarket trading tesla is down about four and a half - 5%. here is a story elon musk asked twitter users whether he should sell 10% of his stock this is his response to the billionaires tax. 58 - 48 said go ahead and sell. elon musk said he would abide by that decision. no word on when the cell might take place. it's down to $1100 right now. more fallout, crypto is rallying, musk is a crypto investor buddy selling tesla stock. the crypto folks think that is a positive and bitcoin and ethereum are very close to all-time highs. as for stocks, they are up again adding to last week's record level) the dow industrial should be up 150-point, way above 36300. the s&p on the upside of maybe nine points, that would be a record. the hurt by tesla, down by a point this moment. politics, bad news by the democrats as they try to rebound from last week's chaos. the president's approval

second hour of "varney" just getting started. ♪. stuart: all right. i want to go back to something we played earlier just to demonstrate the president's performance. i want to get back to the exchange between peter doocy and the president yesterday. roll that tape again, please. reporter: there are reports surfacing your administration is planning to pay illegal immigrants who are separated from their families at the border up to 450,000-dollars each, possibly a million dollars per family. do you think that that might incentivize more people to come over illegally. >> if you guys keep sending that garrage out. it is not true. reporter: so this is a garbage report. >> $450,000, that is not going to happen. stuart: jason chaffetz joins me now. jason, it didn't seem to me like the president heard about the plan that has been hashed within his own administration. >> yeah. it is sort of like that submarine deal that he was oblivious to. i don't have a whole lot of confidence that he is actually in the loop because the department of justice and white house

second hour of "varney" just getting warmed up. ♪. stuart: matt schlapp joins us. all right, matt, you listen to this please. democrats are warning voters that republicans are just too dangerous to run congress. there is a memo from the dcc. it says quote, the stakes are clear. house republicans are too dangerous for american families. the moment washington republicans felt their grip on power loosened they unleashed a full assault on american democracy. you want to take that on? you're just being too dangerous, matt what do you say to that? >> this is all language about the one six committee and the idea that republicans are insurrectionists. we learned from merrick garland, that parents go to school board meetings and get rambunctious are domestic terrorists this is the theme, these americans who love america are dangerous. i just want to remind everybody, look what is going on in new york city. you have this democrat liberal mayor who is saying something crazy. he wants to stop crime. he wants to prevent people from being murdered. now the head of black lives ma

varney ask company is up next -- "varney & company." stuart, it is veterans day, sir. stuart: yes, it is. good morning, cheryl. good morning to the sneaker king, mark tepper right there. indeed, good morning, everyone. let's go. first, on this november 11th, a message to all veterans: thank you. we will honor your service throughout the program, and we're very glad you could join us today. inflation and the president's response to it remains the focus of attention. the news is grim, i'm afraid. the fast pace of inflation has cut our standard of living. real wages are falling. the prime minister does not have a -- the president does not

"varney & co." begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: all right, i shall. good morning to you, maria. good morning, everyone. here we go again. we start a new week with almost everything up. i have to believe that it's the wall of money, close to $7.5 trillion, that's pushing everything up. check your 401, you'll like what you see -- 401(k). the dow going up about 130 at the open. the s&p, will less than 1% below its all-time i high, up again this morning, and the nasdaq, another gain on the card today. dow, s&p, nasdaq, all up this monday morning. cryptos holding steady, just slightly higher. bitcoin's looking at, what, $65,000. ethereum at $4,700. it's getting a lot of attention these days, $4,715 to be precise right now. treasury prices, yes, they are going up. that means the yield comes down. actually, it's gone up a little bit this morning, it's at 1.57% right now. that's the markets, mostly higher, on a monday morning. the biden administration deep in polling trouble. the president is deep underwater on his handling of the economy, only 39% approve. o

"varney and company" is about to begin. ♪♪ here we go ♪♪ here we go ♪♪ stuart: it is happening all over. johnson and johnson following general electric's lead splitting into different companies. give me the skinny on this. >> consumer brands, listerine, one company with estimated full year revenue of $15 billion and pharmaceuticals, robotics, ai, medical devices, and other publicly traded comedy, that is considered riskier the faster growing because they have the covid vaccine. that division retains the johnson & johnson name and this is complete within two years. investors clearly like it. stuart: $5 gain, 3% up. nice gain. now it is still on a tear, this morning up another 2%, 126 is the price. elon musk has taken a shot at it. >> always takes a shot at his number 2. jeff bezos who is not as wealthy as him but now this is the third day of trading caribbean, has yet to deliver vehicles, it is worth $120 billion and highlighting that, this is what he tweeted. i hope they are able to achieve high production and breakeven cash flow. that is the true test. there are hundreds of automotive

"varney & co." starts right now. stuart, it's all a yours. hey, stuart. stuart: spandex for the next three hours, dagen. [laughter] good morning, everyone. all right. new records for if cryptos. ge, your granddad's stock, reinvents itself, and interest rates keep going down even though there are inflation fears. let's get right at it with bitcoin. it hit $68,000 earlier this morning, and ethereum too is plowing ahead. perhaps the cryptos are now an inflation play? they're certainly popular. it is now a $3 trillion crypto industry. how about that? let's move on to stocks. the dow is going to be dow j

"varney & co." is up next. stuart, take it away. stuart: not easy to follow a discussion on spanx and girdles, but i'm going to give it my best shot, dagen. [laughter] good morning to you. you got it. good morning, even. all right. let's call this inflation day, because that is what the whole financial world is talking about. consumer prices rose 6.2% october this year compared to october last year, 6.2%. that is the largest yearly increase in 30 years. now, this is the inflation that people see and feel in their everyday lives. it means something. think trip to the grocery store comes as a shock. i got thi

"varney and company" begins now. stuart: i'm not sure i can start having looked at that baby. i have tears in my eyes. i will recover faster. good morning, it starts now. a full-court press to sell the president's infrastructure deal and social spending plan. democrats plan, 1000 promotional events and the president is talking up the help the spending will bring to

"varney & company" begins right now. stuart: good morning, everyone. see the smile. some of us have been up all night watching the election results. for those of you tuning in, here is the news. glenn youngkin pulled off an extraordinary when in virginia. he is the governor elect. a republican jack ciattarelli is in a virtual tie in new jersey with incumbent governor phil murphy. that may be the biggest shock of the night. there are a million by democrats in new jersey than republicans.

at 8:00 pm eastern, "varney and company" begins now. stuart: good morning. kevin mccarthy, the republican leader in the house, made a valiant effort to stall the build back better plan, successfully delay the vote the cancer the way forever. members going through procedural motions leading to a full vote later today. that is the theory. we get into what is in this

steve forbes, come back soon, "varney and company" begins right now. stuart: a healthy dose of politics around my thanksgiving table, we will be pounding the table because we all agree. good morning, everyone. the lockdowns are spreading in europe but they are not coming here. the white house has announced, quote, we can curb the spread

"varney & company" begins rights now stuart: good morning, everyone. i will start with the jobs report but i don't think it is the most important story of the day was waiting for you see the mess on the floor of the house of representatives. they are trying to transform your life and it is chaos. 531,000 new jobs, that is strong, better than the previous month's number that was revised to show an extra 235,000 jobs. unemployment rate 4.6%.

"varney and company" starts right now. stuart: you can have a laughing melt down anytime you like on this show. good morning, we have inflation scare this weekend took the market down. in came that wall of money and things stabilize. a lot of investors breathing a sigh of relief this morning, now hovering at the 36,000 level, on the day donald trump was elected president the dow

"varney and company" begins right now. stuart: tepper faking a british accent is the worst i ever heard. good morning, everyone. let's recover from that one. on this election day the democrats are at each other's throats just days before congress goes on vacation, they cannot agree on spending.

"varney and company" begins right now. >> i'm lauren simonetti, stuart will be back tomorrow. it looks like another rough day. futures sharply, the current vaccines are likely to struggle against the homework on very ands. it is down 260. the nasdaq is down 36.

"varney & co." begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: all right, i shall. good morning to you, maria. good morning, everyone. here we go again. we start a new week with almost everything up. i have to believe that it's the wall of money, close to $7.5 trillion, that's pushing everything up. check your 401, you'll like what you see -- 401(k). the dow going up about 130 at the open. the s&p, will less than 1% below its all-time i high, up again this morning, and the nasdaq, another gain on the card today. dow, s&p, nasdaq, all up this monday morning. cryptos holding stey,

"varney & co." begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: well, the dog show is over, good morning, maria, and good morning everyone. [laughter] let's get serious. a mounting chorus of criticism for the president, and it's coming from his own party. and it's coming from the democrat bible, that is "the new york times." if the democrat loses the times, that democrat has a big problem. quote: i warned the democrats about inflation, writes steven rattner. how could