he s a war hero because he was captured. i like people who weren t captured, okay? i hate to tell you. do you agree with that? he s a war hero because he was captured, okay? and i believe perhaps he s a war hero, but right now he said some very bad things about a a lot of people. stuart: that comment, as you might imagine, did not go down very well. he is answering his critics in an op to you would in the usa today. here s one of the quotes. john mccain has could his own constituents who want a secure border crazies no one including the republican national committee criticize the senator for those comments. he s not back down on what he said about john mccain. with us this morning ashly webster. i ll start with you, katherine. let s get right at it, shall we? do you think trump s finished? i don t think he s going to admit he s finished or be it should as long as people are still listening to him which is really what this is about. he was doing very well in the poll
commemoration and reflection. our speaker today is gordon kray. gordon and i go way back to our days when they were on campus. he was from massachusetts and i was from lexington. both of us had spent our lives in virginia. he studied history at william and mary. we were sticking cigarettes and the mouths of sculptures. gordon has gone on to be a prominent sculptor. for many of you, if you have been to st. matthew s cathedral, you will see his culture there. you will also see one of his sculptures in washington, d.c.. most prominently in colonial williamsburg. you will find it in front of the red building at the college of william and mary. it looked worse for wear by 1958. it was put on display in front of the library. this was dedicated in the fall of 1993. introduced by people who have been walking on the street. now he has taken his talents to sculpting james monroe. in watching gordon work and being aware of the intensity with which he understands the person he is sculp
vote. donald trump pushing hard for a yes vote. he says there is still time to do the right thing. he tweeted republicans should step up to the plate, crunch time has arrived. today s vote dominates politics. how about money? a race to be the richest person in the world, jeff bezos close to exceeding bill gates after another high for the stock. amazon s founder is $3 billion behind. this guy, mark soderberg, is worth $70 billion. facebook stock hit another record high and that stock has made him an extra $20 billion this calendar year. watch out larry page and sergei brin, the google guys, their stock will come down and network will take a minor hit. the money story of the day, the massive wealth and power of the five big technology companies, the political story, the senate vote crucial to the trump presidency and political future of the republican party, high-stakes indeed. and we are looking at another new high for the dow jones industrials, up 100, 29 minutes from now. v
money. this has not gone unnoticed. her lead in the real clear politics polls is narrowing and narrowing fast over the past couple of weeks. here is the state of play. clinton supporters think they ve got a sewn up, but the nagging scandals will not go away and she will not address them directly. donald trump, working overtime. addressing massive rallies on every subject and he s not going off script. he s in rebound mode. hillary stuck in scandal and don t forget, this election will directly affect your wallet. the economy, the markets, they are starting to foe consist on the vote. and so are we. varney & company is about to begin. all right. everybody. news this morning of a domestic attack, i m going to call it terror, in virginia. an attacker shouting allah akbar trying to behead his victim. looking into isis ties. ashley: another disturbing story, the 24-year-old attacked a man and woman at an apartment complex in roanoke, virginia, both were seriously injured and
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