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Lou Basenese joins Stuart Varney to analyze cooling inflation numbers and their impact on the upcoming midterm elections. He urges Republicans to focus on tax cuts and corporate earnings growth rather than general affordability.

Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt shares her experience balancing a high-profile career and motherhood. Stuart Varney and Griff Jenkins praise her successful tenure and dedication to her family as she steps down.

MMA champion and Real American Beer partner Colby Covington joins Stuart Varney to discuss the company's rapid growth and a unique marketing campaign that pays consumers to promote the brand.

Strategic Wealth Partners' Mark Tepper joins Stuart Varney to discuss investment strategies as oil hits $83 a barrel. Tepper recommends buying American energy stocks like Diamondback Energy and Enbridge to weather the new normal.

Former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker joins ‘Varney & Co.’ to discuss Wisconsin’s political divide, the fight over union reforms and his plan to lower housing costs.

Lauren Simonetti reports on CoreWeave's impressive quarterly results as revenue doubles due to soaring AI demand. Stuart Varney and Kenny Polcari discuss the cloud provider's growth, massive backlog, and future profitability.

TPUSA spokesperson and ‘Charlie Kirk Show’ executive producer Andrew Kolvet discusses Wisconsin’s primary results, Hasan Piker’s influence on Democrats and DSA-LA’s Y2K-themed fundraiser on ‘Varney & Co.’

New York City council member Frank Morano discusses NYC Mayor Mamdani's new pied-à-terre tax after his father and wife received a notification about a taxation on their property. Morano also talks about Mamdani's '52 tax-payer funded chauffeurs'.

New York City council member Frank Morano discusses NYC Mayor Mamdani's new pied-à-terre tax after his father and wife received a notification about a taxation on their property. Morano also talks about Mamdani's '52 tax-payer funded chauffeurs'.

‘Varney & Co.’ host Stuart Varney examines Democratic primary results in Wisconsin and Minnesota and argues the party's progressive wing remains a powerful force despite Francesca Hong's narrow loss.

Stuart Varney and SlateStone Wealth Chief Market Strategist Kenny Polcari analyze the July CPI report. They discuss how easing inflation impacts market expectations and the S&P 500.

Market strategist Kenny Polcari and Stuart Varney react to the July inflation data. Polcari warns that despite cooling consumer prices, rising energy costs could spark an 8% to 10% market pullback in September.

Republican strategist Cassie Smedile weighs in on the socialist surge among Democrats after primary results in Wisconsin and Minnesota expose the party’s ideological divide.

Clay Travis joins Stuart Varney to discuss WNBA player DiJonai Carrington's controversial social media post about Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever. They also react to former NBA players declaring for the WNBA draft over trans policies.

Fox News Saturday Night host Jimmy Failla joins Stuart Varney to discuss how progressive socialists are pulling the Democratic Party to the left, joking that they have gone so far left they would fall off a flat earth.

Tusk Ventures CEO Bradley Tusk joins Stuart Varney to discuss New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's anti-business policies in New York City. Tusk warns Mamdani's class warfare rhetoric chases away major employers and hurts local NYC jobs.

OutKick host Tomi Lahren sounds off on the University of Michigan's pass-fail grading plan for incoming freshmen and weighs in on a workplace debate over leaving the office early.

Athletic Brewing co-founder and CEO Bill Shufelt joins 'Varney & Co.' to discuss the company’s new partnership with MetLife Stadium, the New York Jets and New York Giants, changing drinking habits and his move from hedge funds to brewing.

Former NBA player Royce White joins Stuart Varney to discuss declaring for the WNBA draft. White warns of legal action for discrimination if the league rejects his declaration, as pressure mounts on WNBA transgender policy.

Host Stuart Varney gets stumped by a Beatles trivia question about which member was born first. While his co-hosts correctly guess Ringo Starr, Varney's incorrect choice of John Lennon leaves him jokingly ruined on air.