new york city is not seattle or portland. eric adams is a ex-cop. the street crime unit is the most effective way to get drugs and guns off the street. if they riot, break the law in front of city hall, if there will be any blood, it will not be police officers it will be theirs if they break the law. they better step back because they will get a big surprise. elizabeth: why do you say that? what manufacturing do you have? >> i have manufacturing that the tactics that were used by black lives matter in seattle an portland were tolerated. they will not be tolerated in new york city. if they break the law they will be arrested. if they resist the police, the police will use whatever force necessary to put them under arrest. i think they're making a huge miscalculation how new york city and eric adams will respond to the unlawfulness in this city. elizabeth: they don't have a first amendment constitutional right for rioting. only to protest peacefully. adams says as you know is a former police captain. he, the meeting with the black lives matter leader

what -- the activity from new york city. we want to be alive in our country, where out spending money and good at it in the united states but the bigger theme the next few years is on shoring and reassuring and that will drive profits. stuart: we are good at spending money in america. that is true. spend like there is no tomorrow. we will see you again soon. elon musk and jamie diamond have been clashing behind the scenes. >> the wall street journal reports jason morgan suing tesla, because it is $162 million, a major bank attack and sues a major client it that's what you have now. from diamond and musk it exacerbated when tesla gives chase to tesla dealers it delicious so they are mad. why do you care? the way elon musk is responding, if they don't withdraw the lawsuits i give a one star review on yelp. this is my final warning. he doesn't care. and that is how he governs his company. stuart: always making headlines. he is good for the news business. 50 up for the dow, 40 down for the nasdaq. remember the california -- decl

. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo or wall street. folks walk into the program the analyte is the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo. crisis with the margaret bob dole on the threat of inflation how long it lasted and where you should be investing right now. we are also get a price spike in energy just in time for colder weather. i am talking to the top republican on the house energy committee, happy mcmorris rodgers on the biden administration blame game what they should be doing right now. honoring our heroes, or the fastest growing company companies in america started by a veteran to support the veteran community. it's also preparing to go public care from the founder and ceo coming up. but first, here is a look at the market through this week by report on rising inflation, consumer prices now at 8:30 year high as the supply chain issues grow. >> because of the extent of the economic recovery american families have been able to buy more products. but guess what, the

jersey and new york city. stuart: if they don't change strategies and stay with the socialism that spell disaster in 2022, doesn't it? >> it does indeed. if you want to be bloody-minded about it you could say like nancy pelosi is now struggling to get a vote on whatever it is, $1.75 trillion welfare spending bill today or tomorrow and one can only say go for it because it keeps driving them deeper into the ditch. what it comes down to is the progressives understood they thought they would get bigger majorities in the senate and house in the last election, they did not and i think the smartest among them know that this is there once in a lifetime opportunity to get these things done and for them it is do or die and in terms of the welfare spending, they would be happy with that even if they lost control of the house next year which i think they most certainly are going to. stuart: you are having far too much fun. you are all right, grand old party, see you later. president biden just unveiled the details of his

firefighters protested against new york city vaccine roles. lauren: 2000 fda and why put on medical leave and head of the vaccine mandate deadline which is today. stuart: 2000? lauren: 2000, huge number that's why they reported the fire department has begged 350 volunteer firefighters outside of new york city and long island to come in and help out. what is a vaccination rate for the fdny overall, 80%. stuart: new yorkers above now have a problem with emergency services which are understaffed big time. were talking about 26 fire stations and firehouses. lauren: that had been reported in the fire department came out and said they are not closed, you have people quitting, you have 2000 protesting going on medical leave, they are in a bind. stuart: thank you lauren, take a look at futures we open the market in a few minutes, this is how it open. a lot of green. ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. big promises. small promises. cuddly shaped promises. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be.

this would be for municipalities of 1 million or more including new york city. if you look at what new york city has done, mayor deblasio squandered billions when it comes to his drive nyt program and renewal schools program is a complete disaster and going forward as next mayor we want to be sure any money the federal government gives to our city or state is used in an appropriate manner while democrats in washington are looking to expand the irs, with audits on regular people, i to increase audits on corrupt municipalities to ensure their tax dollars are spent the way they are supposed to be, upgrading infrastructure for education or to think people really expect when they pay taxes. neil: donald trump didn't go after you as he did some of these other republicans. to the fact that you are consistently conservative but held your guns. what did you think of that? >> donald trump is from new york city, we had a good relationship, a good conversation following the vote and i'm glad to have his support. at the end of the day this was a bill related to infrastructur

this is lindsay from new york city. how are shipping restrictions due to covid going to affect inflation rate for the holiday season and buying gifts? thanks. >> well, it's going to increase the cost of getting gifts. a lot of it is the bought from asia. because of transportation from asia to the united states and also shortages -- neil: an area of the world where the covid issue is still a big issue. >> covid is a big issue, but you know what else is a big issue? the california docks that are coming in. they're not fully open. now i understand today -- neil: 24/7. >> 24/7. it should have been that a month ago. neil: i wondered that too. i thought they were 24/7. i guess they're not. all right. this is from david in texas who wonders about china. >> what can be done without depending on china to get back to shipping -- how can we become more self-reliant without depending on other companies to have a supply of our own materials here. neil: we've discovered that china kind of owns all this stuff. >> well, they own all th

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in new york city, 95% of adults in new york city are vaccinated. what message are you spending? you want to wear a mask as a precaution in close quarters if you are not sure but the chances are low of your catching it that way if you are vaccinated. you can't send these mixed messages and lockdowns, we've shown the tremendous harm lockdowns of cause. a new study shows harm to children that lockdowns caused psychologically and physically. lauren: the frustration really comes in because we keep saying there is a rollback on some of these restrictions but when it comes to masks in school, my children are wearing masks in school, are they going to be wearing masks forever? people are frustrated and looking for answers that might not exist. >> the masking in schools cause a lot of harm in terms of socialization, with your kids, with other kids. i'm a big fan of testing. i have been pounding on that, if you have a rapid test in your home, test your child before they go to school a couple times a week. much more predictive than a mask. lauren: wash your face, brush your teeth, do your

it is live with a studio audience in new york city. here's your host, from "making money," charles payne. charles: thanks everyone for being here. hello, everyone. thank you for being here for this very special edition of "making money. the new investor revolution which will really i think, this will become known as the new investor day. from here on out, we do have to share the honor with the wu-tang clan.

this according to a survey from partnership for new york city that just came out. the work-from-home culture, so salesforce, pretty much own that , when it comes to really really looking into the communication because they bought slack and slack is doubling down on the opportunity announcing today at its frontier conference it's going to be releasing a revamped platform to be the headquarters so to speak for the future of office versus home workers, here to break down the announcement from u.s. slack , for us, rather, is slack ceo and co-founder stuart butterfield. is this a metaverse thing, stuart? describe exactly what this is. >> no, no, metaverse thing, liz it's a little bit more practical , and if you think back to march 2020 in some alternate universe where we were all allowed to keep going to the office all of that was fine but somehow, all of the software was taken away, all of these companies including us that did pretty well over the last couple years would have disintegrated in 48 or 72 hours, and i think that speaks to a change that happened over the la

. >> that is nothing to do with people burning down businesses in new york city. you're not going to answer the question, hawk. listen, i appreciate you giving it a shot. >> i will give you this. i will give you this. i don't condone it. i don't promote it. but i will not condemn it. >> that is cowardly, man. that is cowardly. stand for something. >> you're a coward. you're trying to bait me. god bless you man, i'm out of here. >> yeah, yeah. >> deneen, what do you say to what you heard? >> good for dan bongino for taking him on. this guys words scream domestic terrorist, fires and violence and bloodshed. that is insightful. where is the fbi on this guy? they're too busy going after moms and dads because they dare to go to school board meetings to look after their children. where is al sharpton? you will not hear anything from al sharpton on this as well, liz. this is reckless and this is dangerous and i do hope the mayor-elect, adams, will keep his word to make law and order and safety a priority with his, with his term. >> so you raise an important point. should

the long time sponsor of new york city's thanksgiving day parade will auction off 10 digital images of its famous balloons. there's a 1940s firefighter balloon and one of the parade's gold stars from the '70s. the company will give away 9500 ntts to celebrate the 95th anniversary of the parade. baby yow da will get his own -- baby yoda will get his own float this year. it's big. maria: we love the thanksgiving day parade. thank you, cheryl. we want to take a look at china and the ccp. china's foreign ministry is trying to push back on anybody speaking up for chinese tennis peng shuai. she says her case should not be politicized. critics say the international olympic committee is trying to help cover for china in order to keep the olympics on track. the tennis association is stand urge up for peng saying the call between the committee the and the tennis player over the weekend doesn't alleviate their concerns about her well-being. peng accused a senior chinese official of sexual abuse. she disappeared for two weeks. joining me now is fox news senior strategic analyst, general jack keane

new york city lawmakers are poised to allow 800,000 non-citizens to vote in local elections. now this includes anyone with a green card or legal right to work in the united states. david lee miller has the details on all of this. hi, david. reporter: david. that's right, if some new york city lawmakers get their way more than 800,000 residents, although not citizens will be allowed to vote in local elections. a bill before the city council has enough support to pass even if vetoed by mayor de blasio who expressed doubts about legality of the legislation. critics say it devalues value of citizenship. anyone who lives in the city 30 days, as you mentioned has a green card or work visa will be able to cast a ballot for five local officials including office of mayor. it would not allow participation in state or federal elections. the bill's passage would make new york the largest city in the country to allow northern -- non-citizens to vote. other municipalities passed city laws. the man behind the legislation is quoted as saying this is not a favor but about taxation without rep

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have mayhem here new york city. >> and the apartment after set them on fire. right across from my apartment the their smoke and my apartment i want to see those people prosecuted the chief prosecutor here nork said he let them go. why not attack, make threats there are no consequences for this. it's not civilized reports we see that in seattle we see it in san francisco or prosecutors are not bringing charges because they think they're being awoke and progressive. they worked for us we do not work for them. it is enough little guys getting slammed these folks say they want to speak up for black hispanics and other minorities. guess who the victims of most of these crimes are? the black hispanics and minorities that they think of doing us a favor they're not people like me are getting killed i went to see them locked up put a white punished tracked down me and kill us. >> come back soon up next president biden on the state of florida we will put them in delaware. plus reports texas law enforcement warning mexican cartel is now committing murder inside the u.s.

york city board, i remember those days, there were trucks outside my door and i knew i couldn't get up hospital but if i needed one and we were told hospitals were just overflowing. we now even new york times reported actually what happened, the regulations mandated patients be taken to overflowing public hospitals instead of private hospitals or overflow hospitals belt. it was a mess so big and bad on the government could be responsible for and at the end of the day, somebody does need to be held accountable. we know he was taking resources to focus on writing his book. it's horrible. there should be accountability. he's never been normally to criminal justice reform, i really hope he gets, on this. kennedy: every once in a while there's a case where a slippery jack -- gets away with everything. there has to be accountability because doug, resigning his not accountability, that's not enough particularly for people who lost family members when he heartlessly and callously forced rehabilitations and nursing homes to take in covid positive patients. >> back to me as the most serious p

a new business called city crime alarms aristocrat of the size of new york city's skyscrapers as opposed to taking a city walk which gets roped by andrew brummel. i knew daredevil attraction to tourists to new heights. also the only new walkway new york that hasn't been peed on. the night is young. once they reached the top, customers can strap into a harness and leaned over the edge of a 1200-foot building you can hang in new york like the amazing spider-man. or horrendous jeffrey epstein. the entire expanse cost $185 a person or go to washington square park and get even higher for $20. if you really want to live on the edge of new york city, try eating a hotdog from this guy. where did that dog come from? right as he unzipped his pants? topic number four. he's got a bun warmer in there. a new television channel for dogs, i swear it's real. i'm not just pumping your leg. [laughter] again. scientifically designed to please dogs, my dog is a little more sophisticated, he likes to watch dogmatic, mostly a dog having fun together for just the plot of hbo's girls. a total ripoff of canada. w

new york city. we will talk about all the other races that are happening this morning. dagen, jump in. your final word, go ahead. dagen: i was going to add in terms of glenn youngkin if you look at how he performed, according to 5:38, gallon counting kin overperformed in most of virginia's largest cities and counties, astonishing for the state and does speak to as we've said policy matters and he ran on policy and focused on that. the issues that mattered to virginians and terry mcauliffe already had one bite of the apple and he had a history of turning his back on people -- on people who care about education on school choice and the like. >> and if i can add, nobody likes to be bamboozled and we have been bamboozled and that created opposition and americans said enough is enough in this election. maria: and i will say it again, do not get in the middle of mama bear and her cubs because i will never forget as a girl if i came home and told my mother something that was not right, my mother would take

looks like crypto is coming to new york city real estate. there is a question mark at the end of that sentence. lauren, i don't understand how you can buy property with crypto whose value goes all over the place. lauren: try to explain it. magnum real estate group, they are selling a 29 million-dollar new york city luxury apartment complex in bitcoin. i thought it was a gimmick but it is not. the company says there is booming market of luxury goods being paid for in crypto. if you look, until today, you've had cryptocurrencies, ether at a record high. a lot of people made a lot of money this gives them the opportunity to cash out. they say the blockchain is secure. it is fast. it is a seamless transaction. it is pretty fast. stuart: are you telling me if you close a deal on real estate, and you use bitcoin, close something faster? lauren: i'm assuming it is. based on my interpretation of this. it also sounds a little gimmicky, i think these people are trying to prove you can live your life with cryptocurrency. it is not just an investment. s

aoc criticizing bail for prisoners in new york city, congresswoman rashida, where you begin? >> last night on hbo from confronted a bill she endorsed last year, with leave everyone from federal prisons over the course of ten years. >> have you wrestled with any potential downsides of releasing into society every single person who is currently in a federal prison? >> i think everyone is like we are going to everybody. >> but did you see how many people are emotionally ill and prison right now? >> release everyone -- >> think about it, who will -- >> there are human traffickers and child sex -- you mean you don't actually support that? >> no, no. kennedy: she was in the sun after one question. yeah, i know. you know? let's start with the serial killers and sex offenders. when will the squad realized the progressive agenda will never work in the real world and they don't have any actual practical ideas? >> what is mind blowing is the squad is pushing progressive bail reform and emptying federal prisons into society just a day after a career criminal with a mile long rap sheet mo

i can't move from new jersey because my job is in new york city. i can go to florida occasionally to have got to work from here. matt on facebook says next time you say microsoft has hit an all-time high can you give us a woo hoo or hands in the air? we know you have the shares. look. put the camera back on me. i'm not really demonstrative, i'm just happy to make a great deal of money. >> elegant demeanor. stuart: that's one of the nicest things you ever said to me. david. you show new york street and it looks like they are back, wall to wall cars on the streets. i'm surprised you didn't make a comment or if you did i missed it. i didn't make a comment but i noticed more cars on 6 avenue, crowds are back. >> my commute has doubled over the last 6 or 8 weeks and i went to the lincoln center for concert and it was packed with people. more cars are back because people are not taking public transportation but having said that the crowds are back, new york city getting a buyback. stuart: not entirely back to where it was. june right to this, asks this.

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and all through the betterment of new york city and those were the glory days in new york and it began the glory days and continued on. florida is very much like that. no matter what the political stripe, democrat or republican, i talked the other day at an event and i talked about how you had democrats and republicans on a zoom call the other day, promoting technology in miami. you just don't see that in new york at large today. it may change. but it is an open for business marketplace where you're also encouraged to be very, very sensitive to community needs and we are. we always have been. and that's -- it's just a great dynamic. maria: i love that. but steve, what about valuations? i mean, you know, have we missed the boom if we want to buy there now, do you feel that valuations are appropriate? because they're soaring, right? >> you know, if i'm going to be the cheerleader for miami, then i would tell you that this market has turned 365 day market. so you're not -- you know, you're not buying something that's really only of use for 90 or 120 days. i think there's a very strong val

kennedy: a group of new york city sanitation workers suspended without pay for using counterfeit vaccine cards. lucky for them, they are used to being in deep crab. that's a cleanup crew getting caught dirty. this is topical storm. topic number one from another hollywood sellout. the volleyball the tom hanks castaway movie sold at an auction for $308,000. then again you can't put a price on friendship. he described wilson's condition as heavily distressed paint applied to create a worn and dirty appearance. basically, the same look as cardi b. wilson is expected to sell for around 80 ground but shocked the auction house by pulling almost four times that amount. it's going to be a white all winter. not surprised it went for so much, after all, it's not just a movie prop, it's a cast member. the ball was options with. reporter: other items including passions and weapons from famous horror movies you can pretend to hunt down innocent people like your favorite hollywood billing. alec baldwin and robert blake. allegedly. topic number two. recall for powder tropical punch canisters after small

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it's happening in new york city and across america. the new consumer price index number's out, an increase of 6.2% from october of last year to october of this year. that is the greatest increase we've seen in 30 years. and there's certain categories that are contributing more than others. meat, that's up over 4.5%. bacon up over 20%. fish up over 11%. all of that adding to the americans' wallet with thanksgiving around the corner. i'm with the ceo of the grocery store right now. what are we seeing, right? greatest increase in 30 years. are you feeling that on your shelves? >> i think it's much higher. don't forget, social security went up 14.5% last month. we're seeing prices much higher than that. the cost of fuel, cost of gasoline, the cost of transportation is much higher. and i think it'll be realized in the next few months. inflation is here. that's hurting the poor and the middle class people. the cost of thanksgiving dinner is going up, and it's -- we're worried about it. i think we're woibd as far as all americans are concerne

certainly focusing what is happening in virginia and in new york and of course new york city. mayoral race. don't forget about new jersey. we're focusing as well on very big guests, we'll weigh in on what is at stake today, including former secretary of state henry kissinger, why what the president is doing halfway around the world committing all countries to spend a lot of money. he has his doubts whether that can be realized, getting the results the world wants. harold ham, fossil fuel billionaire kingpin, what he makes of the message that all these leaders are send about fossil fuels and likely higher prices for you. meantime, go to to with the alexandria hoff with the youngkin campaign. reporter: he made a stop in western fairfax county to meet with voters. when he got into this he had 2% name idea. neil, he is one of the top trending topics on twitter that surely sends something. stopped in western fairfax, spoke with people. played a little bit of basketball. we caught up with him there. >> i felt a great surge of momentum the last six or eight weeks. when you get to tra

a lot of winners in politics this week but i do want to highlight new york city mayor eric adams because he saying the right things about cleaning up the city and taking the first three paychecks and for crime. squandering leadership in the financial capitol well, we are losing a lot of people quickly. what are your thoughts about that? >> he ran for the police and forcible choices are regardless of this year's democratic republican although he ran against democrats, he went as a registered republican, ran against taxation, higher taxes and against progressives and that tells me that americans, regardless where you stand, the social radical agenda is not resonating with people and then you've got it going, a fiscal conservative because you know an inflation head and if he will get paid in crypto, i think he has a lot of, a big young millennial fan base. charles: you can see where it's going, all the shops going down in miami and other places. got to turn that around. you brought up socialist, big losers on tuesday, i still think they have too much power in the republican party, or democr

this is mayor de blasio the outgoing mayor of new york city, he says that those guys, civil workers, police and firefighters who do not get vaccinated are unpatriotic. lauren: he actually said that he called the workers that dedicated their lives to service unpatriotic. >> several unions have been, in my view downright unpatriotic the way they handle this. they put their own internal politics ahead of the needs of the people. lauren: i heard it frame this way and i'll share with you. if you pull salaries from nonvaccinated, that is a tax on first responders. what are the numbers, 82% of firefighters are vaccinated, 85% of the nypd, vaccinated. we are moving towards a vaccination direction but you should not keep calling them unpatriotic if you want that number to go up. especially not this group of people. stuart: firefighters and police officers, unpatriotic, that puts their backup immediately. it makes them stiff in the resistance. we will do a commercial break. but before we do that, the market is flat to mixed position this morning. the opening bell coming up next. ♪ ok, let's

he joins me in new york city in the flesh. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: to me that is a very strong number how about you. 100%. >> i was expecting quite hon necessarily things would slow down. fear interest rates could go up. i thought that would chill the market a little bit. we're in the not dynamic time of the year, not the springtime. i thought things were going to cool down. not at all. the fact that interest ratesbe going up to get people race to the goal line. stuart: how about next year? are there more homes coming on to the market? is there still a dearth of supply? >> redfin, which is one of the two big online retailers, big competitor to zillow, redfin says they see a flood of homes hitting the market. i was trying to figure out why and get behind that doing my informnal survey of realtors, interest rates going up could be the thing that breaks the cycle. the fear that interest rates will go up, prices may tamp down a little bit will get more people to put their houses on the market. some people who are not putting people on the market.

fox news's lauren green is at a food bank in new york city with the story. lauren, they're not out of turkeys, are they? reporter: not quite yet. i will explain more about the turkeys but this time of year the lack of food for families are keenly felt but the pandemic has created an economic chain reaction bringing even more hardship. food banks across the country are struggling to provide meals and supplies to an ever growing number of people who are feeling economic pinch. supply chain disruptions, transportation shortages, lower inventories at manufacturers, lable for shortages resulted in increased costs, decreased stock, and delayed deliveries for charitable food organizations. >> the increase in food prices is a real challenge for meeting the needs of people who are struggling to put food on the table across the country. our food banks are seeing prices two to three times what they were just nine months ago. reporter: according to feeding america there was a 44% increase in meals to people in need in 2020 and a 58% increase in the amount of supplies fo

the first to usher in the crypto age new york city mayor elect and francis suarez promising to collect future paychecks in bitcoin. suarez is unveiling a plan to turn miami into premier crypto city which is fantastic because they are the premier city for lime green songs and cigars. all right, what will that mean for the people who live and visit better here with me now, mayor of miami was just reelected to his second term, francis suarez, welcome back. >> a pleasure to be with you. kennedy: what is your vision for crypto and miami specifically? how could it lower taxes for people in your city? >> a number of different ways. first of all, we've already spent the crypto b-uppercase-letter u.s., we got the big blind conference from a 50000 person conference. we've got ftx to do a $200 million deal naming the arena. we got exchanges like you tomorrow to locate and headquarter the city of miami, hundreds of high-paying jobs created. that's on the industry side. we are also working with bitcoin miami wind generating $20 million. we are going to stake, it will provide bitcoin yield we are go

york city wants to create a bitcoin haven in new york. the mayor of miami will be paid a couple bitcoin and one of our guests recently took note of what happened in el salvador, the fact that you had 70% of the people on bank and then bitcoin came along and then you had 77-- 70% of the people banked. your thoughts? >> i'm hoping that the top gets blown off the price of bitcoin like a volcano. i feel like as long as we have that upward pressure on the price of bitcoin, not the volcano is the best case scenario for that city and for a lot of other people. maria: for sure. the word on wall street is coming up next. stay with us. we will be right back. . . to see my ancestors' photos was just breathtaking. wow, look at all those! what'd you find? lorraine banks, look, county of macomb, michigan? oh my goodness... this whole journey has been such a huge gift for our family. an official message from medicare. did you try it yet? comparing plans? oh yeah. they sure can change year to year. i found lower premiums and lower prescription costs. tha

i mean, i haven't because i live in new york city but i think she kandiss see through that. >> we certainly do and again, either do the statement and say i'm on a new medication and fly or be completely honest, don't say how cool i am. kennedy: there's her picture, does she look like the kind of person just having to buddy mary's before a football game on an empty stomach? >> i would find that insulting. i don't want to hang out with people who only have to buddy mary's. we are not going to get along. kennedy: they don't serve those at the game, it happened way before so you are telling me you were so sloshed and somehow miraculously you didn't pass out before you got to the game? >> i took a shot before the pregame shot, i make the rules, i make the shots. i'm not judging you, just be honest with me. kennedy: do you think everybody should have a sham bomb? >> i think everyone should. kennedy: i've got both of them. kat timpf bump. i hangover we will see -- by the way, thank him for your service. kennedy: >> yes. kennedy: and because of you, inflation. tonight 11:00 p.m. eastern on the fox

york city to los angeles route that's been a lot of the buzz previously with 12 hours 48 minutes, kia's ev 6 did it in seven hours and 10 minutes and before i leave you i showed you with the present and i want to leave you with the future this is their ev 9 concept so it's not an apple car but maybe we'll see them in the future. liz: kia, rocking it, range anxiety, this has been my experience, kelly. once you get one of these cars you just learn to adjust and make sure that you're fully charged if you're going on these long trips but i get it, and now it just looks like it's going to be a crowded market with apple possibly on the way too. kelly o'grady live from the la auto show thanks. its been just over two months since el salvador became the first country to use bitcoin as legal tender. we're headed straight to the central american nation live which is holding bitcoin week right now. how is the adoption process coming along, rocket fuel blockchain ceo is there and joining us in a fox business exclusive. they are sort of the shopify for merchants guest getting up and running, s&p at 1

more so sometimes than native-born folks because sort of like new york city. maybe 1% of all native new yorkers have been to the statue of liberty. we take it for granted, right? >> that's right. charles: other folks embrace it, love it, go for it. i love your thoughts on the gubernatorial races. if one goes to the republican side, seems like it could shift everything the entire narrative. what are your thoughts there? >> i think america is waking up to what the progressive left is trying to do. they have actually run an insurgency to overthrow our systems and create their socialist utopia. stage one one of a insurgency, d your message. stage two, take over media, education and entainment. they did that. now they flipped into stage three of the insurgency. i think though did it before the frog was completely dead. americans are waking up. we don't want the socialist utopia. we want our free market system. this guy, all these governors are looking pretty good right now. charles: of course socialist utopia is the one of the biggest oxymorons next to jumbo shrimp

i moved to san francisco 21 years ago from new york city. i was tired of the crime over there and san francisco used to be a very beautiful city to walk around. for 18 years i walked to work but it has become too dangerous, too much random crime, even the most expensive areas of the city and my staff is constantly promise ties to buy break ins happening downstairs in the expensive luxury retail stores. there is no safe place unless you are someone like nancy pelosi or diane feinstein, they live in the mansions in a few blocks of pacific heights with security. dave: private security, 100,$000 a year. maybe he is too young to realize that you can turn things around. we did that in new york. we had deblasio make it horrible but we turned around in 1990s with rudy giuliani, with the broken windows theory, you stop the small crimes and crimes dry up. it is very simple but that is how you do it. nobody is willing to take that step. i went to switch to another subject. i had donald trump on earlier and he says he doesn't think the durham report whi

. >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: happy weekend everyone welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was an helped position of the week for a head. i am maria bartiromo a better than expected jobs report boosting stocks to new heights. coming up the vice chairman of bank of america on what this means for our economic recovery in the market. then, the election that sent a shockwave throughout the country. virginia's republican

time, i felt like new york was back. the energy, the crowds, the people, i get motional thinking about it still because i just feel like our city has been through so much, and we needed sunday, and we had it. and i'm just so grateful to my fellow new yorkers, and i'm also grateful to all the veterans out there. joseph, mark, thank you very much. that is it for me. 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

the new york city marathon had a duck dashing to the finish line, seriously. look at this. this is wrinkle the traveling duck joining 3,000 runners during this year's race. he even was wearing custom-made web sneakers. i ran the hair author, as you know -- marathon, but my friend said she saw the duck in the race. yeah, there's a duck. apparently, adidas wants to figure out how to make duck sneakers. [laughter] serious. >> that's awesome. very, very cute. love the sneakers, by the way, and when you're running, cheryl, as you know, it's really important to make sure you have on the the right sneakers, right? i've got my everyday pair, my weight lifting, my long-range running sneakers which absolutely feel like i'm walking on clouds, they're amazing. so don't underestimate the power of a quality sneaker, even if you're a duck. cheryl: wrinkle rode the subway, had drinks, drove around new york and hung out in brooklyn. >> look, the question has to be asked, was wrinkle vaccinated? because i don't see him wearing the mask. he was in restaurants. did he have a vax card? if. [lau

dagen: right and in new york city you essentially are not allow today defend yourself. the second amendment does not exist here. there's no way to fight off an aggressor. if you are individually attacked these are luxury stores. what really hurts hard-working men and women across the country is when the say drugstores, pharmacies are continually robbed, walgreens has shut down over a dozen stores in san francisco alone. this creates retail waste lands and even a job waste land in lower income neighborhoods. number 1, number 2, why aren't the feds doing anything about this? why isn't joe biden's justice department involved in cracking down on these gangs if it's organized crime that would fall under the rico laws but instead merrick garland seems more concerned going after parents as domestic terrorists than they are the actual thieves that are disrupting commerce in this country. maria: yeah, it's true. ryan, if you do get arrested for theft, you're out back on the streets within hours because there's no cash bail and there's no bail. ryan: yeah, it's crazy. it was betw

like new york city, portland, chicago, boston, san francisco, st. louis. robberies, muggings, carjackings homicide, after bail reform laws keep violent offenders off streets. now they're out of jail. >> on top of that, i known this i'm head of what is called the american security task force. leader mccarthy appointed me that. i'm going to nationwide to many cities that you mentioned. it is stunning to hear everything you just said. on top of that police are so despondent. i have never seen it in 30 years of law enforcement, how bad they feel about the job, how they can't do the job because of the apologists that we've become in this country for criminals and criminal conduct. and we've got to get back to understanding that there is, the reason we have crimes is there are criminals, there are bad people in this world. we need to keep the public safe from them. right now we're not doing that. we'll fix that with this task force. we'll have legislative agenda ready to go. elizabeth: congressman katko. good to see you. come back soon. >>> lora reese is

stuart: crime is rampant in new york city. a police officer was attacked by a man with history of violence, released without bail the first day. is there a revolt brewing and anti-police regulations, not just in new york city and nationwide, do you see a revolt brewing? >> i feel things are turning in our favor, the respect for police officers we are seeing is increasing and people are saying they want to see bail reform being repealed. even the new governor and incoming mayor are saying this needs to be addressed, dangerousness to society, something i have been pushing for for more than a year. the tide is turning. we see the new mayor coming in saying he wants to reinstate the nypd plainclothes unit which is critical to get gangs and drugs and guns off the street so i'm looking forward to working with everyone making sure we repeal or at least significantly change what has led people to be less safe. of cops are not safe how can new yorkers be safe? that the bottom line. stuart: turn aside. let me check microsoft. it has hit

. >> i ended up running for the mayor of new york city. neil: i heard. >> and now, i'm incredibly excited about this forward party movement that we're building because this is -- neil: you going to run again? >> i'm going to do whatever i can to help the country, neil. right now, i am convinced that the best way i can help is by trying to free us from the tyranny of his duopoly that we can see is crumbling around us but it can't get out of the way in time. neil: well put, andrew yang, former new york city candidate, presidential candidate wanted to get past your blinders wherever you are politically and just think about thinking outside the box. we need a hell of a lot more of that in this country, stay with us. what's strong with me? what's strong with me? what's strong with me? what's strong with me? what's strong with me? me? with me! you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your jo