Shows

'The Big Money Show' panel discusses the global economy's reliance on the artificial intelligence boom and analyze warning signs of a potential AI bust.

‘The Big Money Show’ examines why some California transplants are reconsidering Texas after Democratic election wins, with Florida emerging as a possible destination.

Credit card debt hits a record $1.29 trillion as President Donald Trump pushes for a 10% interest rate cap, sparking rare agreement between the left and right.

Tennessee farmer and rancher Mitchell Kolinsky joins Stuart Varney to discuss the historic decline in the U.S. cattle herd and its impact on beef prices, grocery stocks, and agricultural equipment manufacturers.

Flynn Group founder, Chairman and CEO Greg Flynn joins 'Varney & Co.' to discuss 'The Break Room,' his new amenity-filled San Francisco office space designed to lure workers back, the office real estate landscape and more.

James Dumoulin, co-founder of 'The School of Hard Knocks,' joins 'The Big Money Show' to discuss building his multimillion-dollar media brand through street interviews with successful entrepreneurs.

'The Big Money Show' panel discusses the sudden resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang amid an affair probe. They analyze the stock's drop and President Donald Trump's suggestion of Apple CEO Tim Cook as a replacement.

Marc Thiessen joins Stuart Varney to react to President Donald Trump removing JD Vance as chief negotiator on Iran policy. Thiessen explains that Vance's recent public disagreements over foreign policy decisions led to his dismissal.

Brooke Taylor reports on Roni Alexander Gomez-Alberto, a twice-deported Honduran national accused of trying to storm a United Airlines flight cockpit. Gomez-Alberto was previously granted U.S. asylum after claiming to be transgender.

Veterans Day, Nvida, Jensen Huang, Nvida Lawsuit, Netanyahu, Iran Conflict, Democrat Investigations, US-China Relations

Stuart Varney highlights the Senate and House probe into the Trump administration's approval of NVIDIA chip exports to China. Panelists examine the political risks and analyze Jensen Huang's market strategy.

Fox News contributor Michael Pillsbury discusses the resignation of NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and the long-term controversy with the U.S.'s policy with China.

Scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology are stumped by a mysterious space object accelerating towards Earth. Lauren Simonetti reports on speculation that the massive object could be a 1988 Soviet spacecraft.

Lauren Simonetti joins Stuart Varney to discuss President Donald Trump pitching former Apple CEO Tim Cook to replace Jensen Huang at NVIDIA. Simonetti highlights Cook's history of leading Apple to a multi-trillion-dollar valuation.

Stuart Varney discusses European riots with New York Post columnist Rikki Schlott, who reacts to protests in Spain and France. Schlott also analyzes far-left streamer Hasan Piker's comments on Representative-Elect Adam Hamawy.

Vogel Group managing principal Samir Kapadia discusses reports that Howard Lutnick stalled Presidnet Donald Trump's Nvidia-China chip curbs after Oval Office talks.

Fox News legal editor Kerri Urbahn discusses potential legal liability for Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and the company's board, as well as questions about President Donald Trump's response to the scandal.

Taylor Riggs and UBS managing director and senior portfolio manager Jason Katz discuss Nvidia. Katz calls the company's lack of checks and balances a wake-up call for corporate governance across corporate America.

Samir Kapadia discusses the bureaucratic struggle over limiting advanced chip sales to China. He highlights the conflicting priorities between the Treasury, State, and Commerce departments regarding national security and economic growth.

Sen. Pete Ricketts, R-Neb., discusses the resignation of Jensen Huang as CEO of Nvidia, the need for an investigations and the national security implications if China gains access to U.S. chips on 'Varney & Co.'