mike: has 81 to respond? >> that's just not true democrats have done a lot more than trump got done in four years for the past over five bills on every pretty much subject that ember structured outnumbered veterans you got done. gun control we got it done. inflation got it done. on the place we want to become know it's going to take time. we talk about inflation, inflation is a global phenomenon. there is inflation all across the world united states during a whole lot better than the rest of the world. we got to continue talking about it. but were getting things done and that is what the american people want. republicans can put together nice plan, nice commitment to america. but that is not execution that's just words. four years ago when trump was in power he got one bill was a tax reform bill for the rich and nothing else was he able to do. democrats are actually getting things done look at american people want. it's whether the american people want some of those things but go ahead. >> i'm not one to argu

mike. >> mike: chad pergram on capitol hill, thanks a lot. undocumented migrants can now fly for a covid relief funds in washwashington state and parenty their son was duped into taking a history course that taught crt, sounds like a lightning round with talk show radio host jason rantz next. worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe: ♪ hi, i'm angela. i've lost 58 pounds with golo and i've kept it off. i suffer from autoimmune hypothyroid and i always thought it would be so difficult to lose weight, but with golo, it simply wasn't. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >> mike: critics are ripping the washington state disbarred her set up for illegal immigrants with this unprecedented $340 million outlay with the man in the pacific northwest, kate eth seattle talk radio host jason rantz as

mike? >> mike: howie kurtz, thanks very much. up next the panel to president biden's speech midterms election, the economy and jobs, plus winners and losers. first, whoer is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox richmond as a grouch teachers and parents temporarily block a pronoun policy that prevents teachers from misgendering a student. it also keeps them from disclosing to parent if a child picks pronouns that adhere to a different section than the one they were born with. fox 11 in los angeles as a federal judge throws out an indictment charging a dive boat captain with manslaughter in the deaths of 34 people in a 2019 fire vessel anchored off the southern california coast. the indictment failed to specify that the captain acted with gross negligence. a required element to prove the crime of seaman's manslaughter. and this is a live look at cape canaveral. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 35, officials say the countdown launch artemis moon mansion has resumed. the mission ma

quick peek at the lafayette quick peek at the lafayette >> mike: i am mike emanuel. president biden president biden takes aggressive payment republicans as it travels to political swing states to try and salvage his party's corol of congress. ♪ ♪ >> president biden: there's no question that the republican party today is dominated, driven, and intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans and that is a threat to this country. >> mike: the president's new midterm message delivered from independence hall, the birthplace of american democracy. and in his home state, battleground pennsylvania, the site of a high-profile senate showdown. >> two months from now the people of pennsylvania are going to fire the radical left democrats. >> mike: we will discuss the prospects for november as democrats see momentum shift in a favor and republicans try to shift the subject from mar-a-lago. >> i want an economy that's stronger, i want the nation that's safe, i want a country that's built upon freedom. >> mike: we are joined by both party's house campaign chiefs, nrcc cha

start september 30th on dw with ah, ah 66 years mike. he wasn't quite sometimes in gioviatto for the best of him. do i didn't want to cry. ah. i know it's the last time i promise. oh, january 2021. mike messing has come to the city of coz, willa in western germany, because the federal court of justice is going to announce its decision. we'll his daughter remain in custody, or will she be released? a few hours later, our weight comes to an end. the woman in the black coat is lay inova messing at $21.00. she stands accused of being a member of the islamic state. her father, mike has been fighting for the last 6 years for his leo. now she's free, at least until her upcoming trial. yeah, no no hm. nothing has no wait. oh oh, missing. hello, mrs. missing. she is in the commodore i. hello. i'm coming home. ah, this is the story of a father and his daughter a story that i've accompanied for 7 years. one that would take me to syria, a country torn apart by civil war. as can your own child would rather go join? terrorists didn't stay with you and

mike. mike: live from the north lawn, lucas, many thanks. bill melugin is live in eagle pass, texas with the latest, hello, bill. bill: mike, good afternoon, to you. eagle pass remain it is epicenter of this border crisis encountering huge groups every single day, take a look at this video we shot. a single group of about 150 who crossed illegally and gathered off the side of a local highway. we have seen this multiple times this week where the migrants crossing the large groups, well, they then walk up and down local roads in search of border patrol waiting to be processed and as you can see almost all of them are single adults, it's not like last summer anymore where we were seeing those mass families. it is predominantly single adults from venezuela and cuba crossing in this area, this sector sometimes getting more than 2,000 illegal crossings in a single day. take a look at this photo. a fentanyl bus out of tucson arizona sector. the 5 browns of fentanyl, 5 pounds were strapped to the b

>> yes, thanks mike. that was an extraordinary was hurt last state visit to the united states back in 2007. every estate visit is steeped in protocol and extensive planning. you never want anything to go wrong. there's something extra special about the shine for queen elizabeth visit. it was a wonderful state arrival ceremony. as well as a beautiful state dinner. mike: my understanding is for the honor of attending the reciprocal dinner at the queen hosted it. what was that like? lex that's a last night did after the state dinner in white house. her majesty and prince philip had a reciprocal dinner at the residence in washington. a few of us on the staff, the president's chief of staff, the national security advisor and myself were invited to that. it was a smaller dinner those very intimate. the second time in two days that i had a chance to greet her majesty and prince philip. she was a very gracious, pretty good the day before a few of us had worked on the planning of her visit had hosted us at blair h

mike: a stock abortion. while sojourner polson more than half of voters are more likely to head to the polls because roe v wade was overturned. can you say definitively this will not cost republican seats? >> i think it's help to narrow the enthusiasm gap. if you look at the enthusiasm gap, every measure out the republicans still lead democrats and enthusiasm to vote in this next election. plus, the number one issue in every single pole. i will say it again, is the economy and rising cost of living. everything is more expensive because of failed democrat policies. and might, the one question every voter is going to have to ask when they go to vote in november, am i better off today than it was two years ago? it is a resounding no. eight out of ten americans believe this country is on the wrong track. that is why the going to vote for a change elect a new republican majority house. mike: does a former president trump being in the news hurt your candidates because you are not hammering inflation, gasoline pric

>> i like mike's trade from an options point of view. i'm not a fan of mike's trade from a gold directional point of view so my options -- i would actually be short gold here, but i would still do mike's trade as a protection trade in case i was wrong. you know, gold could pop back up into carter's area the 200 day looms large. you were only laying out 2% so that's why i like the options trade. i've never been a gold bug i think a lot of the gold bugs have moved out of the space and moved into crypto and other things so i don't know if that's behaving very well i can't get my head around being a gold i would like being shorted, but i like mike's trade from a volatility point of view and stock me up. >> mike, last word >> the real gold buzz and silver, too, by the way, showed up in the 1970s. and that was a period when we were encountering inflation that was not entirely dissimilar to what we're seeing right now. before we dismiss inflation hedges like precious metals, i think we need to remind ourselves it's been a long time since we saw

so i'll create a more or less miracle video, a kinder sized mike, mike from brighton box in a town of $200.00 is sitting in a hotel with 2 guys from al qaeda. i had a drinking tea party and smoking a 100 cigarettes. you let them as indefinite if told us, they're definitely terrorist as increased. just minor puckett mobile, real thugs. but i want my daughter back with us can drill. hum. ah. then it begins somewhere in syria. some men are making their way to rocca. they'd managed to smuggle people out of the i s capital in the past, and extremely dangerous undertaking. in 2015 rocco was the heart of the islamic state, fully in the grip of the terror groups. the security forces who were constantly on patrol leo, nova sent my car location and photos of the surrounding area. knowing she could be put to death if she were caught i was just staring at the clock. no minutes go by no words or 20 minutes. it's through nothings alone. such men. the plans kept falling through each time putting low. no huh. at greater risk. how are they i keep waiting, but no one can no one there please. it is to p

. >> mike, what's the trade? >> i think one thing we should say is that the days of $50 per barrel crude are not on the horizon for us. when we look at xle, the etf, it is a tale of two stocks, in particular. exxon, which represents about 24% of it, and chevron, which is about 21%. when we look at exxon, from their most recent results, we see that they are operating % very well. they are accelerating their buybacks, at this point. i think that is a good sign. then, you take a look at chevron. this is a company that is trying to focus their time and attention pretty heavily on the basin, and why that is important on the natural gas side is because they don't have the same kinds of problems that utica has in terms of building pipelines and getting natural gas out of there. just being in texas, if they are going to ship out to plants on the texas coast. if you take a look at the overall sector, we are looking at 11 1/2 to 11.8%. very reasonably priced. we don't think there are near- term headwinds for energy. the tr

joining me carter, mike, and special appearance by scott. president of nations indexes before we get to tonight's trades, let's triage the markets. carter. >> what we know is that it's always tempting to try to say, hey, the worst is over, but it's usually better to anticipate more trouble and then get increasingly encouraged if it doesn't materialize. it was a bad week. it's been a bad year i don't think it's over. >> mike, over to you carter saying better safe than sorry. >> yeah, i'm incomplained to agree. this was an exceptionally tough week i have to say that the inflation data that we received didn't surprise me, but it doesn't matter if it surprises everybody else then the market reaction was sufficient to surprise me there. a lot of people who were observers of were there expecting maybe better than the whisper number inflation number, apparently i am not sure what was going on there. as holders of adobe, holders of fedex, this was a painful week for us to be sure. fedex is the one this concerns me a little bit more the adobe situati

all of those fundamentals also speak to mike's point. i typically like the setup >> carter, what does the oil chart look like? does it look the same or similar? >> you get the spike to 130 a barrel, wall street predicts 200, of course it goes the exact opposite way and oil collapsed i like oil a lot it's down now and i think a lot of up side potential >> mike, did you think about putting on an oil trade, an oh trade? >> yeah, oh is different because it's not directly exposed to oil. we think about integrated companies they are essentially a reserve. rather than taking a look at some of for example the midstream and down stream companies which have different potential impacts. but, i mean, look the united states is the largest oil producer but the second largest is russia. that situation is not going to get immediately resolved oil prices have been repressed and we have seen some decline in consumer demand certainly transportation fuel demand is down more than a it was a year ago. and actually to some extent as prices decline we might exp

mike, your take? >> i was selling some of my amazon puts today, and part of that is not because i think all the damage was done, but i was pairing my long positions. sometimes it's nice to offset losers from those profits. >> up next, the final call your projects done right . with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and done. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. because once you experience thinkorswim® by td ameritrade ♪♪♪ there's no going back. >>> time now for the final call. carter braxton worth. >> think it's time to see the market at

mike just laid out his uber trade. what's your take >> let's keep that chart up a second if we can, because i think this 25 level is really important. that's where the stock wallowed between july and august. i would not expect it to be lower than that right now. fundamentally, it's going to take advantage of the fact that gasoline prices are down 13 weeks in a row also the fact that more of the company's business is coming from delivery rather than rideshare. we now see that about 43% of the company's revenue comes from delivery and that's growing. so the company is not cheap by any means. so i think it makes a lot of sense that mike is using options because i wouldn't want to run out and buy a stock like this, which is trading at 80 ape when i could create a strategy like mike has. >> carter, you see more play in the gaming sector? >> yeah. also an opportunity and completely different here is the chart with no judgments, no lines, no arrows let's put lines and arrows and judgments on it. next chart bottoming out forma

mike, what's the trade here? >> yeah, so interesting situation, of course, because we're get sbing into territory that we haven't seen since before the credit crisis if you take a look at the immediate precredit highs for the short-term rate, it's probably close to 5% if we got to 5%, what would that translate to probably looking at about 80 bucks. that's really your downside if you were to buy it here. of course if you're speculating that rates are going to turn rather than buying this for yield, an inexpensive way that you could do thatwould simply be to go out to december, i was looking at the 83 strike calls those things cost about a half a percent of the current share price, about 40% if you wanted to make a bullish bet. i would make a different point here as well sometimes it makes sense to trade options and sometimes it makes sense to just simply buy the underlying shares. if the purpose that you are looking to shy is so that you can collect that yield, then buying the shares could also make some sense bec

not particularly worried about what's going to happen in either the uk or ukraine over the weekend >> mike, i feel like you're in carter's camp. i feel like you think the june low won't hold you tell me? >> that's a good guess yeah i don't think it's going to hold here's the premise for why i don't think it will. if we think about what happen pd to the economy during the pandemic, obviously in terms of productivity, wealth creation, it was decimated but the reason we saw a lot of prices go higher, prices for homes, prices for cars, prices for stocks, prices for bonds was of course because we are creating a lot of money rather than wealth. and what we're hearing from the fed right now is they're going to undo a lot of that. if that's true, then we have to get back to basics and start thinking about what the value of things are now, if the cost of debt capital rises that means the earnings of indebted companies are going to go down as their interest goes up at the same time that's happening, the multiple you should be paying for socks is also going down. if you put those two things together,

and new yorkers were like literally screaming out, hey, yo, mike. hey yo, mike. they knew the aesthetic. and that was before we started shooting. so it gave us just the most amazing feeling we were doing the right thing. >> lamorne: i'm not going to lie to you. i know the feeling. [ laughter ] i know the feeling. now, you said you had to go through this spiritual transformation, this physical transformation. how hard was the diet? how hard was the training? like walk me through that. >> honestly, bro, i just had to eat more ice cream and do less cardio. >> lamorne: what? [ laughter ] >> jenni's. i want to reach out. i would love a sponsorship, jenni's. [ cheers and applause ] >> lamorne: oh, my gosh. whenever i eat too much ice cream my belly just -- it makes certain parts of my body disappear. you know what i mean? [ laughter ] and i don't like it very much. but for you obviously you get in shape and you look like mike tyson. congrats to your genetics and your -- [ cheers and applause ] now, how does it work? i've never done a boxing film. you're training. are t

mike: the familyobjected to that. and so they gave usa picture of phillip when he was alittle bit younger, was one of thoseschool pictures. the police departmentobjected to that. they said, well, he'slooking too much like a choirboy. that's notaccurate either. and this was always a tension that really kind of separatedboth sides in a really big way. walter: to see a 16 year oldboy's mug shot sends a powerful message to the communitythat the police officer was right in doingwhat he did because he was dealingwith a criminal. you're just killing thisfamily again and again andagain. meanwhile,they're facing a community calling him a threat,calling him a thug. r: spath's attorneyadds that the juvenile had anextensive record. robert: having focused onwhy people are not beingeducated and why they're not inschool, why they're on probation,why they're bashing heads in,and why they're carrying loaded gunsat the age of 16. steven: they weresaying, "he deserved it. he was a thug." oh, i heard heused to go over and rob kids and ro

that something i will send over to mike. >> thanks amy. i will respond to that and the previous question. perhaps it was intended to evoke the pair will tragedy of the death march in the philippines in 1942 which drives home the point of double or ability of the american forces and what can happen if they are overwhelmed. the question is very good at forgetting us to think hard about talking about 100 small outpost0 or are we talking abot 10 more defensible that has scope that can fall back into more limited space in the defense of parimeter if there's an amphibious assault on one of those islands in somewhere else so i appreciate the question but that the kind of ongoing analysisk will haveo keep having. the taiwan question and thinking me set a right about how to think about taiwan. i'm mostly concerned about taiwan being able to defend itself early against potential invasion when it's not yet clear the united states will react fast enough and went we may not want to be the ones to draw first blood against join us imagine a hypothetical

but yes, that's what i mean when i say soft goods. >> thank you mike. >> this is for mike. there is some time between the recommendation to scrub and when charlie decided to call it a day. it was their troubleshooting being discussed as an option? is there anything else that was going from the activity center today? separately, is the sensor issue we were talking about a couple of days ago a factor at all in any of these scenarios? thanks. >> i will start with the last question. the short answer is no. the sensor issue we saw the other day is on the engine side art of the engine bleeding used to thermally conditioned the engines. that really has not entered into the discussion. in terms of additional troubleshooting, there was a pause before a scribe was declared dust -- just to ensure we had exhausted all of our options. we had some discussions coming from our engineering team to see what a potential option may be. it turned out to not be viable. there were ongoing discussions to ensure that we had a really exhausted all of our options. that is why there was a little bit o

mike? >> jonathan live in memphis look forward to seeing your coverage tomorrow throughout the day on fox. thanks for your live report. >> also breaking tonight, inspector general's report says the biden administration may have risked national security by not fulfilling its promise to fully vet afgans allow to come to the united states after withdraw from their country. the homeland security department is disputing the ig's conclusion. white house corespondent kevin corke unpacking this tonight. >> good evening mike, for a white house that claims to welcome transparency, we're hearing quite a different tune tonight. especially when it comes to those charged with investing last summer's botched withdraw from afghanistan. and there is word this evening that, as bad as that departure was, it might have actually been even more disastrous than first thought. you see, there's a bombshell inspector general's report adding a new wrinkle to the ongoing immigration crisis, stating that the biden admi

what do you think of mike's trade? >> again, down 10%, i don't really know how much into a declining market that you believe is going to, as carter said, is going to reverse to that upside makes a lot of sense there. we've talked about a lot of capital discipline all those fundamentals i like the setup >> carter, what does the oil chart look like? does it rook tlook the same or similar? >> oil has been where the beta has been the spike in oil 130 a barrel. wall street predicts 200 and it goes the opposite way and it collapses. i like oil a lot it's hated now, and i think has a lot of upside potential. >> did you think about putting on an oil trade, an oh trade >> oh is different because it's not as directly exposed to oil we think about the integrated oil companies, they're essentially reserves it is a more direct play rather than taking a look at some of the midstream and downstream companies that have different potential impacts. but i mean, look, the united states is the largest oil pro dip producer, the second larg

. >> mike: absolutely. tell me that a lot of viewers of weather in new york wouldn't tune in anyway. i mean. double your fun. bring the llama. >> greg: tyrus, i think it's unfair that you get in trouble for this. 30 years ago this was available for other people that are now laughing about it. we didn't have these things. >> m>> tyrus: first of all, i'mo sorry that you had to walk into this. >> jared: i think you are tough. people have to take on second jobs with the inflation. >> tyrus: i threw one up for you to protect you. it was not my cup of tea. it was behind an adult pay window. clear word, adults only. didn't bring it to work. >> tyrus: i don't know, gutfeld. >> greg: coming up, a new york apartment the size of an overhead compartment. i may be close to retirement but i'm as busy as ever. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. voya provides guidance for the right investments. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. be confident to and through retirement. becoming a mor

you could still win if mike blows it. mike really wants this. mike, two points. the return of the rug, could the hairy chest start a new one? the guardian, new republic or fake headline? >> i'm going new republic. kennedy: no, guardian. i am disgusted with you. i thought you were going to get that. it obviously wasn't fake. the chest hair inspired in international movement of landscaping but enough about that. >> who one? kennedy: kevin wins. [cheering] [laughter] congratulations, hugo to take jason and mike out for very expensive chicken farm dinner. >> twenty-five dollars apiece. [laughter] kennedy: coming up, hundred biden claims he's strapped for cash. the time to paint a new masterpiece, hunter? money manager kat timpf is here, yes she is. ♪ ♪ kennedy: i love it. a successful businessman world renowned artist hunter biden apparently having money problems. the president son claiming used to broke to pay child support. documents show the cocaine aficionado is trying to cash payments for his 4-year-old foster daughter. second, he's never met her. according

but yes, that's what i mean when i say soft goods. >> thank you mike. >> this is for mike. there is some time between the recommendation to scrub and when charlie decided to call it a day. it was their troubleshooting being discussed as an option? is there anything else that was going from the activity center today? separately, is the sensor issue we were talking about a couple of days ago a factor at all in any of these scenarios? thanks. >> i will start with the last question. the short answer is no. the sensor issue we saw the other day is on the engine side art of the engine bleeding used to thermally conditioned the engines. that really has not entered into the discussion. in terms of additional troubleshooting, there was a pause before a scribe was declared dust -- just to ensure we had exhausted all of our options. we had some discussions coming from our engineering team to see what a potential option may be. it turned out to not be viable. there were ongoing discussions to ensure that we had a really exhausted all of our options. that is why there was a little bit o

mike, back to you. nice comeback in the final hour of trading what's causing it. >> treasury yields were in off their highs from the morning the market did get some traction there. a monday after a friday options expiration, sometimes you get a little relief there. also, the general sense out there, we also had a late day rally on friday that folks are underpositioned in stocks. we had this nice slide into a fed meeting. squaring up means buying as opposed to selling i think all those things together probably account for it we're still knocking around thoos levels a lot of bulls were hoping we're going to hold even slightly higher i think it mostly says that people didn't have a huge urgency to sell. >> yields -- we made new highs, highest since 2011 on the ten-year mike wilson says he thinks we're peaking in yields but the market has a long way to go down. if you think you're peaking on yields, that might make other people bullish for stocks. >> it's unclear if there would be this perfect sinking of yi

if you want to think about remembering mike as i will, opposing counsels sort of weep when mike evans walks through the door because they know that with that full stack of binders and materials, he is ready. and, mr. president, if i can go back to my basketball roots, when you're dealing with mike evans, you better come to play because he is ready every single time out. now, typically these arguments are handled by brilliant staff before the parliamentarian. on one occasion i gather a senator kind of strutted in the room and challenged mike to a debate on -- i'm not sure how it ended but mike is pretty much undefeated against colleagues on the other side who actually have election certificates. now, in all seriousness, the many hours of work he's put into this byrd rule arguments, work that i know feels like a real slug, it's part of making life better for people, and we appreciate mike doing it. last point i want to make is about mike's character. he has a great sense of humor, wonderful to be around. he's kind. he is a mentor to younger staff. he is the only person i know who can be

they ran. >> (chanting): hang mike pence! >> they went looking for cover. >> stand down, mother(bleep). >> bust it down! >> he's got a gun! (gun fires) (crowd shouting) >> we gotta get e.m.s. here! >> i think about the fact that ashli babbitt, who lost her life that day, was a veteran. she served our country in the air force. but she believed people that she thought she was suosed to trust, who she thought were supposed to tell her the truth, telling her that this country you fought for is now being stolen because somebody stole an election and your vote doesn't count. i mean, that, that's horrible. she would still be alive today if people did not lie to her and inspire her to be there at the capitol. >> i want to quickly bring in kevin mccarthy, the house minority leader. do you condemn this violence? >> i want to be very clear, i condemn any of this activity. this is not anything i support. this is not anything that i would be a part of. this is not who we are! >> kevin mccarthy was desperately trying to get donald trump on

abc7 news mike nicco is tracking fiona closely. mike: with sick a look at the current conditions. it is a hurricane. a major hurricane with sustained winds of 115, gusting to 140 miles per hour. it's going to strengthen. you can see the eyewall getting more centric in nature and much stronger. you can see flareups around it. because of it, you we -- we are going to be dealing with the storm that is. not getting impressively strong going to wrap around bermuda. it looks like they nailed bermuda on the northeast quadrant. it's next in line as it stays over the ocean until it gets to nova scotia in 96 hours. for the bahamas they will be on the safer side, they will get rain in waves but they will not get the brunt of it. for canada and bermuda, it's going to be a rough go. kristen: thank you. new details, san francisco's central subway has an opening date. starting november 19, free rides will be available on weekends through the end of the year. those are shuttle rides. the full opening will begin january, 2023. the central subway was supposed to open in 2018, but face numerous cons

mike mckee. let's bring him in now. mike: the totality of this data is very good. we saw business activity rise, production rise, new orders rise. employment rose, but we are also seeing prices dropped just a little bit. that is still elevated and it is not as nearly as much of a drop we saw in the ism tax rate. this fix the goldilocks scenario we saw in the jobs rate on friday. the simply -- the s&p global -- there composite 44 .6 from 44.5. two different measures of two kinds of u.s. companies going in opposite directions. alix: higher yields and lower stocks. this is good news were the economy and bad news for the stock market scenario. mike: even though this is normally good news, it is the cpi report that is going to drive up what the fed does and what the fed does is going to drive up what the markets do. cpi numbers before anybody can definitively you start to put a bed on the 21st. guy: does that put pressure on the feds to do the same? mike: it takes some pressure off the feds because you get a global tightening that pushes the credit and helps the global

mike bloomberg is no longer mayor. there has been a mayor after him and now we have a new mayor, eric adams. do you think new york is a safe as -- is as safe as it was when you were in government? dan: it is not as safe as it was. a is clearly rising. it is not back to the dark days of pre-giuliani in the 90's but we have to be careful because it is a foundation of everything. i know the current mayor is committed to reducing crime but we are going to have to be incredibly aggressive in making sure crime does not increase. david: are you involved in any new york city matters? dan: the mayor and governor asked me to cochair a panel or task force on reviving the commercial districts throughout the city. i have been in the middle of the. later this fall we will produce a report that hopefully will be inspiring here and in other places. david: one of the other projects you conceived of as the shed. you were the chairman for a while. what is the shed? dan: we wanted to put a cultural institution on the far west side of manh

dan and mike santoli dan, you're super bullish on apple. anything surprise you today? >> no price increase, that shows you the power of the e-16 chip they have a lot of significant pricing power. i think that really showed and then if you look, the models across the board, the fact they had this launch on time especially given the supply chain issues we've seen in china, i view it as almost a superhero like view of cupertino to get through this. the street will like the no price increase >> what do you make of the stock? it's already outperformed, it's only down 13% so far this year is this a catalyst at all? >> i view this as a catalyst combined with what we believe is an underestimated demand cycle i think $240 million of a billion iphones are in the window of an upgrade opportunity. you have 30% of those coming out of china that are in a window of an upgrade with no price increase it just shows the power of the e-16 chip to maintain margins. i believe street numbers continue to move up despite the macro. it shows internally they continue to have more control over th

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mike's got a way to play the supermarket stock for grocery names, what are you doing, mike, with kroger. >> kroger is kind of the opposite circumstance as a financial like capital one, which is probably lower on the demographic scale in terms of the credit worthiness. we're talking about a consumer staple, it is relatively cheap, four bucks of eps give or take the company has been executing well they obviously have seen increases in cost, at a growth market at 21%. but quite reasonable i think they're executing quite effectively and focussing increasingly on digital. we have earnings coming up this is a name we own in our portfolio, and we do have earnings coming up next week that's going to present a potential catalyst for the upside what i was looking to do was a call side risk reversal with a little bit of a twist this time. i was looking out at january and was going to buy the at-the-money calls and then i was going to sell a near dated strangle against it, the 45-52 to be precise. net-net, the idea to capture the premium you're going to see going into a catalyst like this one. and

and that something i will kick over to mike. >> thanks. i'll respond on that but i also was reflecting on the previous question and perhaps it was intended to evoke the terrible tragedy of the bataan death march in the philippines early 1942, which does sort of drive home the point of the vulnerability of a bastion of american forces and what can happen if they are overwhelmed. and so i think the question is very good for getting us to think hard about whether are we talking about 100 small outposts with 100 marines each? are we talking about 10 that are more defensible but that have some geographic scope that can fall back into a more limited space and form a defensive perimeter if there is a chinese amphibious assault on one of those islands, let's say in the philippine archipelago or somewhere else? so i appreciate the question. i think that's the kind of ongoing analysis we're gonna have to keep doing. on the taiwan question, i think that amy said it right about how to think about taiwan. its own defenses. i'm mostly concerned about ta

mike. it says good as advertised day and kristen. hi everybody on this labor day. we are laboring to get through and find some relief from the heat. there are a few select areas as you look at the currents and that is half moon bay 73 look at that ocean temperature 54, but we're in the mid 90s in san francisco oakland san mateo near 100 in hayward and 97 in union city everybody else on the screen at least 100 to 110 in places like brentwood 11 in novato these temperatures even warmer than yesterday if you've been outside you can tell they are double digits warmer. here's a place you could go but even santa cruz is i just set a record high today of about 94. here's what we are forecasting just about everywhere but san francisco two-degree shy of a record high those numbers are coming in right now and i'll update you as we go through this hour. so what is happening outside through thursday? we still have temperatures that could be up to 98 even a 102's possible tomorrow in redwood city. so th

always me closing, mike. to be fair, he has been generous with the promo codes and has apparently done some of those promo codes to his defenders in trump world, like rudy giuliani, who tweeted, quote, breaking news, the fbi seized mike lindell's phone. fight back by shopping rudy at my pillow to support. i have to say, we have talked about this in the editorial meeting -- there was some debate about whether this was real. could that possibly be real? but you know what, it is 2022. of course it is real. of course rudy giuliani is tweeting out a my pillow rudy promo code -- mike lindell also revealed what the fbi agents asked him about at that hardee's drive-through in minnesota. he told former trump white house strategist churned podcast podcast -- or sebastian gorka -- they are all podcaster's. -- tina peters. >> did the agent ever tell you why the hell they were stopping you? >> they -- and then they asked me, what is this about? then they asked me, when i met tina peters. i said, you are the fbi, you know

there we go. >> thank you mike. there are a lot of ingredients that went into the abraham records and a lot of leaders like secretary pompeo who play key roles but let me talk about issues that are relevant here . first the personal relationships which i think are key to policy and let me give you one example. the second is building political capital and extending the political capital and the association process to get the results that led to them signing the accords. first on the issue of personal relationships, one example of a relationship i developed with mohammed bin sayyid, i was working for mike and for the president and there was a man named denny birch who was imprisoned in yemen and the uae wants to terrific operation that got danny home and we often ask other countries to do a lot for us but sometimes will we didn't get to thank them and one of the things i did and my mike encouraged me on that was it's always a good thing for them to help us so i met with nbc. it was late at night. as both of the middle

, "breaking news, the fbi seized mike lindell's phone! fight back by shopping "rudy" at mypillow.com to support." [ laughter ] "fight back by shopping." like a real housewife. [ laughter ] rudy giulini doesn't even use pillows, he sleeps upside down. [ laughter and applause are ] mike lindell was busy on his website today telling all about his fast food encounter with the feds. >> we got nine ducks, it was a good quick trip down to iowa. o our way back we got hungry about mankato, minnesota. i said, let's quick go through a drive-thru. we went through this drive-thru. at a harddee's restaurant. >> jimmy: what's the opposite of a celebrity endorsement? i think that was it. i'm always very interested in mike, and would love to find out more about this. we got in touch and we're going to check in with the man himself, mike lindell stand big in mankato. can you hear me? >> geez, jimmy kimble again. i knew you was going too hassle me today. >> jimmy: no, i just want to know -- >> what can i get you? we stop serving breakfast at 10:30. >> jimmy

i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. hurricane ian made landfall as a category four storm late this morning, and kyle costa. that's an island right off of fort myers. right now. ian is weakening, but it's still a category one hurricane and really delivering a lot of rain across the state. we're going to get its current trajectory in a moment from chief meteorologist bill martin . we begin first with fox's madeline rivera live in tampa. and last time we checked in madeline, you were saying conditions were improving, at least where you are there in tampa. ah! it has definitely mike and julie, and it seems like the worst is over for the tampa bay area. still people are being reminded to stay vigilant. more than a million people left in the dark as hurricane ian has north after making landfall in southwest florida as a category four storm wednesday in toppling trees, power lines and causing serious structural damage and several coastal cities, according to the governor of flooding is now the biggest issue, especially in comm

my pillow mike lindell. mike had a run-in with the feds yesterday, and, well, i'll let you hear it straight from the man himself. >> this afternoon i went down hunting in iowa for the early teal season with my friend this morning at 4:00 a.m. we got up, headed down to iowa. we were coming back. and we stopped to go through a hardee's in mankato, minnesota. and cars pulled up in front of us, to the side of us and behind us. and i said, um, those are either bad guys or the fbi. >> jimmy: yeah. or maybe you're in an episode of "mankato vice". we don't know. i have so many questions about this. was the fbi following him? or did they just say, you know what, eventually, he's going go to hardee's. we'll just wait here. i have an idea they followed him around for a few days and stopped him in the place that would make the funniest headline. h hardee's felt the need to weigh in, now that you know we exist, you should really try our pillowy biscuits. the fbi is reportedly looking into mike lindell's connection into a

mike: so close, larry. that was going to be my opening line for those that are just joining us or those just joining us, but it :00 tonight, he'd advisory, gone. the excessive heat warning expires, except for solano county. here is a look at those temperatures, 108 in ukiah. 100s in our east bay neighborhoods. everywhere else, 90's inland. 60's return back to the coast. the reason why we are in a flex alert tomorrow, it will be hot across the entire state, but look what happens saturday and sunday. 80's coming back, 90's, even rain across southern california, and we will have clean air. no more spare the air alerts after today. get ready to get those winter coats out next week as we have highs in the 60's and 70's for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. it will feel great this weekend. larry: winter coats, it might be early for that. the united states ambassador to the united nations linda thomas-greenfield spoke at the aadf ek a 77th session of the u.n. general assembly. she said the u.s. will be focused on t