great charles payne will come back on.nd i'll vamp for 20 seconds kelse and kela take care of this, a very clever stuff, a huge day for stock market, dow jones 512. look at here is charles. we want to sell some of his book. very important. the author of new book, unbreakic inveable investors on shelves now, we have a coffee cup. >> i always bring swag. >> welcome. talk about stock market boom, k kudlow trust doing well. >> you will be at all-time high soon. this is -- first market defying all of the odds, all of the experts. and you know the thing, the whole time, j. powell touched on it, the models, economic models and assumptions based on past were out the window, they never dealt with trillions of dollars cascades into the economy, a lot of things that would happen have taken longer. it is taken longer for people to spend the checks -- it goes to someone else, they have to spend it. over next 5 years, irony, that all that money will end up with top 1%. all of it. the in the course that things happen inflation will come

great charles payne will come back on. i'll vamp for 20 seconds kelse and kela take care of this, a very clever stuff, a huge day for stock market, dow jones 512. look at here is charles. we want to sell some of his book. very important. the author of new book, unbreakic investor able investors on shelves now, we have a coffee cup. >> i always bring swag. >> welcome. talk about stock market boom, kur kudlow trust doing well. >> you will be at all-time high soon. this is -- first market defying all of the odds, all of the experts. and you know the thing, the whole time, j. powell touched on it, the models, economic models and assumptions based on past were out the window, they never dealt with trillions of dollars cascades into the economy, a lot of things that would happen have taken longer. it is taken longer for people to spend the checks -- it goes to someone else, they have to spend it. over next 5 years, irony, that all that money will end up with top 1%. all of it. the in the course that things happen inflation will

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charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is making money. stock market keeping the year-end party going but the soft landing optimism, is it misguided? the miscommunication from the fed continues. rafael bostic confusing investors even more. i have two investors michael can troh whiz. brian belski tells you how to own growth and value. easy to say these things but making money is harder. my take on the deafening silence of the world's once largest corporation being sold, u.s. steel. what the hell is going on? all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: always fascinating to me that the surveys and government data has far more influence on the stock market than hard news, real hard data out of corporate america. for instance, take a look at earning shortfalls last 24 hours, winnebago, general mills, fedex. the stocks are getting hammered a lot on missed earning opportunities. i get it, maybe the, maybe the rv craze during the pandemic has given way to the travel craze? you can say we understand that but i figure people still eati

charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." s&p 500 hovering near new record highs. those quick to does this for euphoria, what if the bond market canaries are the problem here? have you ever heard of drunk birds? well you will. inflation remains far from the fed's desired target. what happened to higher for longer. why is jay powell taking a victory lap right now? we'll look at what constitutes mission accomplished. we have two of the best. jim bianco and danielle dimartino booth to break it down. a guest says trends on pinterest are terrific economic predictors. she will connect the dots. where have all the men gone, shocking decline of men in the workforce. prime age men are missing. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so you know every time the stock market goes up like this, right, people get crazy. there is all the talk about investor euphoria, individual investor euphoria, stock market euphoria, you know, for the impetus of these moves but let's talk about this the real impetus this year for stocks h

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payne our panel coming charles five minutes before numbers come out are you expecting things to continueimpact jobs? >> absolutely, may be not straight line, you know, but listen, in this thing like a box of cracker jacks never know what at the hell irg getting revisions told us story i am going to get a disaster leisure i think a big disappointment a lot of anecdotal evidence restaurants slowing up semi money finally runs out more concerned about participation, wages that to me most two not of critical things mostly participation down workweek, has been one thing that no one talks enough about because gone down a lot kind of offset wages. but people's checks are less because working. >> one factor a talking point we had strikes get resolved uaw sag strike indeterminant expected to add, workers to this report. so i want to point that out, here is piper sandler one fiem offset revolvers uaw sag strikes could add roughly 40,000 workers to friday's tall kwlooi we expect payroll growth to maintain well-established downtrend 30-year mortgage rates down for 6th week in a row to 7.03% lowest si

let's ask charles payne, no better person to ask.t, you have thoughts on the economy you want to share. >> our economy is slowing down, we have a big rally under the stock market. we will slow down, we won't crack and have recession. it will be dicey. don't forget in 2022, every economist said we would have a recession next year. if you are investing in individual names, take care. ai boom will continue. those stocks have enjoyed big booms. folks over 65 are spending the money. skruz lines have done well. investors have to be careful for things to flip. >> two things i brought sofi, credit services, they spent excess savings. >> carley: is that a bad thing? >> this kind of company should do well, people need extra help. it is not a good thing. you hear how households are doing great. they "great day houston" it, they add in a couple million or billion and say everyone is doing great. everyone is not doing great. we have chevron, you don't think crude oil goes much lower. you wait for it to take off, you are getting paid. >> carley: w

madison: send it over to charles payne before we get in more trouble. ashley: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is money. the market on autopilot. the 12 days of christmas may be over but 12 reasons to remain bullish. according to our friend ed yardeni. he is right. move over jay powell. my special guest says the risk to a soft landing right now is the fed itself. claudiasome is here with the som rule at 2:25. stock picking for 2024 this is when you want to start to get some ideas. luke lloyd has names under the radar. we also have nancy tengler here with her winner of the decade. that is pretty impressive, right? my takeaway will be on the green utopia going up in flames which i think is great news for individual prosperity. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ don't worry, be happy. ♪ >> i was at a broadway show once. it was motown show. someone out in the audience randomly, you want to sing with us. no, this guy is too good. it was my man, don't worry be happy. that is what they're saying in the markets. it looks a little ga

alina goes off and great charles payne come on.l vamp for 20 seconds while kelly and akila take care of that. huge day for the dow jones, closing at all sometime high. closing 5000 points and 30 cents. here is charles. we want to sell some of his book, very important, author of the new book, "unbreakable investor". on shelves now. we have a coffee cup. >> i love bringing swag. larry: terrific. welcome to our show as always. we appreciate it. congratulations on the book. let's talk for a moment on the stock market. >> okay. larry: boom, boom. kudlow trust is doing very well, long s&p 500 as always. >> you are doing extraordinary well. you will be at an all-time high fairly soon. first of all the markets have defied all the odds, the experts i should say. what the main thing, larry, jay powell touched on it a little bit today, all these models, all these economic models, based on the past were out the window. they never dealt with trillions and trillions and trillions of dollars cascading into the economy. so a lot of things would na

host of fox business charles payne.ople who do not want to come into the office, but their boss makes them, they come in, have a cup of coffee and leave. >> charles: there are wasn't-work movements, if is a form of protest. some is laziness, combination of things. listen to things, rage ashgsz plying, accurate wage, why work hard if i don't make a lot of money and there is bare-minimum monday. it is unfortunate, a lot of folks have unrealistic expectations. notion you have to be seen to get promoted maybe there is legitimacy to that. >> steve: i have four kids down in the d.c. area and know federal employees. federal office buildings, a lot of them are practical ly empty and i've heard federal government is thinking of getting rid of office space because they don't need it. >> charles: d.c. is a big one, new york, downtown will never be the same. add on crime and it has become a disaster. >> steve: something close and personal to you is the new brook called "unbreakable invester." what can we get from that? >> everybody

charles payne, subscribe to everything he has to say right now. charles: thank you very much. happy monday, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." stocks stumbled out of the gate. remember this is after a monster run. people say buy the dips because goldilocks is in town, note going away anytime soon. even though wall street mavens missed this year's big gains they got a theory of on dumb money. low cog that built. ouch. tweet me: @cvpayne, seems like another way to take a jab at the retail investors. how a book from the 1950s, provides a modern-day template issues that are plaguing the economy and wisdom. the mouse that roared. david webb you want to hear this job 200 thousands, but how do we get there? suzanne boring and so much more on "making money". charles: the market is off to a cautious start which is not unusual for any week that ends with the jobs report but especially in a week like this. let's face it, almost everything else about this market has been unusual. the rally has been remarkable, in large part it wasn't supposed to happen in the first place. remember

payne joselyn and jeff sheen.acon -- >> yeah. i would go if i want to hear more from michael myers. >> he got -- that interview lasted far too long those are choices parts there. hour long interview -- you're a saint. but the -- part of it is really it is basically drinking all day i think that's the -- thing i think young people can do that. >> they love to drink. i almost said we. [laughter] >> i'm young. a young boy -- [laughter] tom: you can still do it charles i don't think it is your cup of tea. just assuming. >> although my assumption is that is a highly optimistic low cognitive ability crowd those are my people. so i've got to give it a shot maybe one day. tom: do you find i tiewk beginning of the show about the idea that -- people they get worn out at the holiday and afraid to turn down a party and they go i think sometimes we go over the deep end with the festivities. >> everything is so festive halloween adults have taken it over. like we have a party we have to take everything over. so it is a little b

. >> charles: welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. first to mexico. >> a failed root cause strategy and a border less secure than ever before, today president biden turned to mexico for help. secretaries blinken and mayorkas urgently met with president obrador to focus on a problem the administration has ignored. agents apprehending 1,000 immigrants today. in lukeville, another 1,000 last night. thousands are more are on their way including this caravan of 15,000. so what exactly does the u.s. want? one, resume deportations buses and flights to central america. the u.s. wants the migrants detained before they reach the u.s. number 2, resume policing the railroads. the beast as its none. it's the quickest and cheapest way north. three, reinstate troops on the guatemalan border like five years ago. finally, increase checkpoints. pull the migrants off of trucks and buses. also allow more migrants to stay in mexico and deny them the visas that allow them to transit north legally. president obrador says he's more open to enforcement. in re

payne joselyn and jeff sheen.would you go to santacon -- >> yeah. i would go if i want to hear more from michael myers. >> he got -- that interview lasted far too long those are choices parts there. hour long interview -- you're a saint. but the -- part of it is really it is basically drinking all day i think that's the -- thing i think young people can do that. >> they love to drink. i almost said we. [laughter] >> i'm young. a young boy -- [laughter] tom: you can still do it charles i don't think it is your cup of tea. just assuming. >> although my assumption is that is a highly optimistic low cognitive ability crowd those are my people. so i've got to give it a shot maybe one day. tom: do you find i tiewk beginning of the show about the idea that -- people they get worn out at the holiday and afraid to turn down a party and they go i think sometimes we go over the deep end with the festivities. >> everything is so festive halloween adults have taken it over. like we have a party we have to take everything over.

charles payne, host of "making money" on fox business.saging is going to be key for his possible re-election bid, and his republican opponents have to watch what's happening here. because people are saying they are not happy while the administration is saying things are going great. so, which is it, charles? >> charles: he's talking to wisconsin black chamber of commerce. i'll say the blacks have more jobs than ever. it doesn't matter if you can't pay your bills. go back to the 1970s, the average black american made 35,000, the average white american made 60,000. right now, it's 108,000 to 52000. it's actually gotten worse, the gap is much, much further. get a low paying job, don't tell me i'm doing great and he's going to make his mistake. less and less by the black community, before he could say they are going to put you on chains, that kind of ignorant fear mongering worked, i hate it has worked in the past or i'm going to get you higher minimum wage, what are you talking about? i don't want that when you are talking about my prosperit

thank you, guys, i'm ashley webster in today for charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, guess what, santa sticking around wall street. the so-called santa claus rally kicking off the final week of trading for 2023 but does it have legs beyond the holiday season? guess what we'll ask the experts, thomas hays, kevin martin, david nelson are here to share the investing playbooks to make you money in 2024. that's what it's all about. also are we on the cusp of a bitcoin bull run? the crypto is lower today but clocking in 160% gains this year. natalie brunell sees bitcoin hitting six figures soon. she will lay out her timeline. don't miss that. and new year, new you? we're talking weight loss drugs. they transformed the world this year. what else is in the obesity drug pipeline? dr. siegel in the house with a look at what comes next. plus, america's universities under pressure to do more about anti-semitism on campus. how students and alumni are fighting back far beyond the ivy league. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. jackie: welcome, everyo

charles payne said this. >> he's going to go black people have had more jobs now than ever before.'t matter if you can barely pay your bills, right. if i get a low paying job don't tell me i'm doing great and i think that's where he's going to make his mistake. >> sandra: the president is touting jobs growth, but to charles' point, if you can afford less on the dollar you are making, are you really feeling great about this president's policies? >> yeah, this is the problem for joe biden and kamala harris. it's about safety. i think it's safety in your wallet, can you afford more or afford less under joe biden and kamala harris. i think the crime in our streets and how so many people in urban areas don't feel safe. our border is not safe. internationally, we have all the wars going on. none of that happened under donald trump so they can continue to try to demonize donald trump, whether hispanic americans or asian americans or black americans, pick any demographic you want, you will see they know their money is worth less than it was just three years ago under donald trump. they get

good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." i think this is the calm before the next storm. listen you do not want to turn away from this, folks. something is building here. i think it will be an eventful week. wall street pessimism is actually growing. experts bet 2023 has peaked. next year could be down. maybe my low cognitive abilities make me too pessimistic. but i could be wrong again. bitcoin has come roaring back. lyn alden with us talking about the battle to replace fiat currency. can it actually do that? negative economic surprises are mounting. yet the financial media insist you have no idea how well you're doing. peter st. onge. my take take on the herd mentalf the and group think of the experts. we'll talk about that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so, s&p 500, looking a little sluggish this week, right? here's the week, we entered the week in overbought territory. this is the relative strength indicator. you can see back in the summer we got in this same sort of predictment. of course we

charles payne the payday man is up next. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." markets came out the gate part partying after jay powell came out and said turn up the music and fill in the punch bowl. experts are still warning this is all wrong. here is the yes, is this mission accomplished? tweet me: @cvpayne. big tech stocks are taking a pause. the reason we fell in love with them. they're getting started according to beth kindig. she will show you exactly where you're positioned right now. kenny polcari lays out a checklist for what he says a market priced for perfection. the big question is it too late to bring it back all long with all the jobs we lost? steve moore has an idea or two. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ e. charles: okay, boys and girls, word of the day is humble brag. jay powell has been smarting over that sting right from transitory, haunted him. that is dark cloud has been over him right, when it came to inflation and now he believes he may be turning the page, in the progress make carving out a new page,

charles payne, you didn't know that. fess up, charles.er] sixth avenue on a tuesday morning. not exactly crowded, is it? let's start the morning with a look ahead to 2024. the likelihood of young people voting in next year's election has plummeted since 2019. good morning, jackie. >> good morning. stuart: this is a key demographic for democracy. >> this is really interesting because you really need the young vote for democrats. that's how they got it last are time, it was one of the groups that helped them take it over the finish line. but now the indication is they're sort of dissatisfied with everything that they're seeing. so there was a poll that was done that shows that these young voters when they are asked about certain issues whether trump or biden, they actually trust neither to handle those issues, stuart. that's the israel-a hamas war, climate change, gun violence, ukraine, crime and public safety. and neither column is polling higher than both of the candidates. that's a problem because you need these gen-z and young millennia

charles payne is great too. charles: she gets all the great assignments. good afternoon, i'm charles payne and this is "making money." when you thought it was fading a.i. boom reignited. video from google's gemini has the market going wild. scientists voicing deep concerns. we have all angles covered. we're still bracing for the jobs report. could it be too good, come too low and bring back fears of recession? price tag of the american dream is $3.4 million. tweet me oui thoughts @cvpayne. is that doable? threatening to invade ghana. geopolitical conflict for an oil-rich nation. all that and so much more on "making money." [♪. charles: all right the market opened higher this morning t bass interesting about it, like the jobless claim, those data, claims in continuous claims were mostly in line. that didn't move the needle. however the everything rally including stocks and bonds that continues to rock and roll. look at rolling two year correlation between the two. this is absolutely phenomenal. can it last much longer? i'm not quite sure but it is one of th

charles payne, "making money." charles charles good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, if you saw me in morning on maria, i kind of told you all those red arrows were going to turn green. it's not a big, robust move, however, let's face it, there is a big question that remains, what's going to happen in 2024. i've got brilliant analysis from both sides of this. jim bianco's with me. they're going to state their case, and you want to hear it. meanwhile, the jobs report is in and, no, it was not strong. we're going to break town the most important parts of this jobs trend. it's something that you must understand. and bitcoin under attack from both banks and policymakers. what is everyone afraid of? if i'll get reaction from anthony pompliano, and i'm going to slam the financial media for mocking americans. but i'm also going to bring us some receipts, folks, and my take. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: all right. so that november move in stocks and bonds, it was one for the records. we'

charles: can't wait either. had a great time. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now the rally train resumes. it was a nasty spill yesterday. what derailed the market in the first players. by the way, is it a warning sign? what omen is it for 2024. we have the best in the business, jim iurio, shah ghailani, erin gibbs they're here to talk about the market. is it time to rethink the notion of central banks. some think they create problems they solve. a warning for central bankers. stocks that can change your life if you hold them long enough. kenny polcari, rob luna has names you put away for five years but it will be worth it. ev revolution is dead, folks. the only way the government can get you to buy now is through sheer force. the car coach, lauren fix, on our brave new world. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: what exactly is the fed afraid of. think about this for a moment. i want to show one chart this chart really haunted jay powell and the fed since this initial inflation, call it mismanagement, rig

charles: yea, appreciate it. i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now, markets are on edge no doubt about it. the federal reserve interest rates loom large. you can see on the screen the bias remains to the upside. investors however between a rock and a hard place, possibly missing another move up or waiting for more conviction. as jerome powell is about to step into the spotlight, the question here, mass the fed lost control of the narrative and maybe other factors matter more? meanwhile president biden break as promise. how much will that influence the federal reserve. sheila bair and stephanie pomboy with insights there. you do not want to miss my take-away allowing ticktocktuberculosissers -- ticktockers how to run a business. say it is not a good idea. that that and much more on "making money." ♪ charles: by now even casual investors learned all about interest rates and yields this week there is a chance we could have a seismic impact on both. while the fed is expected to hold the line there is a lot of debate about what kind of

i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, once again we were promised answers, guess what, we still got more questions. the market edging higher. ed yardeni you say know what next year try s&p 6,000. i like the ring of it. we'll handicap tomorrow's fed decision. we have constance hunter and the fed guy. dan nile is hot as a pistol. he will explain when goldilocks meets the three bears. until that happens you want to make some money. my takeaway on the soul and grit of the 1970s. all that and so much more on "making money" ♪. charles: back in the day 107 bls had a little radio show called the quiet storm, you remember that with frankie crocker? anyway the market in its own little quiet storm. coming into day we have 17 consecutive sessions, coming into the week without 1% gain but we're moving higher. so not these big, big moves and what is really more interesting we've had more new highs than new lows on the new york and the nasdaq. those are the kind of sea changes you want to see in a market that is buil

good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, goals, something interesting with this session. we were up, we were down. we're trying to go back up. there is changing of the guard, changing with the attitudes, out with paul volcker, in with green green. i have amazing line up. lance roberts, ryan detrick, with the productivity miracle, will that carry the market, not just next year, but for many years to come. meanwhile where have all the bears gun scott martin has ideas. he has a hot hand. you want to hear what he has to say. here is a question for you, how do you make a billion dollars? brad jacobs will share his experience. he has done this, folks on business. where you make it? a.i. is the hint. you don't want to miss my takeaway on president biden's ev mandates and the reasons he said we should be doing them. in my mind some are absolutely despicable beyond just being crazy. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. liz: as i was just saying today's session has got this real interesting feel to what cou

good afternoon, everyone, i'm cheryl casone in for charles payne, and this is "making money." wall street's getting ready to end a winning year on a high note. can the s&p 500 sneak in one more new milestone? if victoria fernandez and erin glibs are on deck. will the federal reserve become entwined with politics more than ever next year? congressman warren davidson is here to react and why he says 2024's the year for sec chair gary gensler to get a new job. plus, businesses in 22 states are bracing for minimum wage hikes. at 2:25, one small business owner shares her story op how she still is catching her breath from last year's mandatory wage increase. all that and more on "making money." ♪ ♪ cheryl: after a year of volatility and up certainty, markets are losing steam on the final trading day of 2023. stocks are rebounding in the second half of the year after suffering steep losses in 202. the major indices all posting double-digit returns to close out this year. s&p gaining 24 and change. nasdaq, 443.55% -- 43.5%, dow up more than 13.5%. let's bring in chief market strategis

charles: procrastination is part of the business. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." the market is popping still but the question have we come too far to fast. i have bob doll, gary k. jack ablin to talk about that. credibility is at stake here especially a whole lot of folks bought into his pledge higher for longer. the analysis for math buying a home no longer adds up. showed homeownership be part of the american dream? katrina campins weighs in on that. we have that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, folks that rotation everyone was talking about, the shift, it has begun. massive outflows of treasurys, billions and of dollars. when it comes out of treasuries has to go into something else. big, big spike in he can inflows tip your hat, talking small cap, rocking in a capital r. by the way if you don't have exposure to small cap stocks you have not been listening to this show for at least a month, month 1/2. small cap value, 5.5 core. small crap is absolutely crushing it. interesting enough they are catching up. this was the weakest part of th

new we're going to go back to charles payne. you know he's got a nice truck -- [laughter] charles: i'm working on the dagen scale, this is going to become the official scale online city on wall street. have a great weekend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." and breaking right now, the markets edging higher after fed chair jay powell read really the same script, but this time investors reading between the lines differently. the question, of course, are they reading it correctly. and after a monster november, can the market avoid naturally cooling down? we're going to have all angles. we've got two wall street legends kicking it all off. also here's a question for investors, are these the best of times or the worst of times? we're asking if the age of depravation is upon us. but i tell you what, i'd like to hear from you first. tweet me @cbpayne. and a best selling author blowing up conventional wisdom, what he's saying about dollar cost averaging and diversification will simply shock you. and pr

ed good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." right on time, we're talking about santa claus. you know, officially the rally begins today, but the stock market has already covered a whole lot of ground. and if not to sound like the grinch, but maybe there's a little too much exuberancing? meanwhile, bitcoin, pomp is here on what we should be looking for, what will the next leg up on that look like. and the buy of the decade at these levels, that's what keith fitz-gerald is saying about this particular if stock he says is riveting, somewhat of a controversial pick. keith has been hot, he's kohling up at a -- coming up at 2:50. and major news for mmtlp shareholders, congressman ralph norman has not forgotten about you. he's demanding answers from gary gensler and from finra, the congressman is my very special best on the show later today. plus, what's happening on college campuses, the madness on america's universities going far beyond the ivy league. plus, gen-z and minions, they've got a tough time working together. i'll explain

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good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking now the market rally keeps going and going and going. here is the interesting thing, remember retail investors were piling in weeks ago, the dumb money? institutions are in panic buy mode and i love it. the awakening even as the biggest bears now changing their tune. move over maestro, helicopter ben. i want your thoughts. in fact tweet me @cvpayne. i have a new moniker for jay powell, the sorcerer. i will explain later w everyone on board with the soft landing, i will share cautionary tales about such euphoria. don't miss my take why president biden should stop touting the stock markets specially if he wants the rally to go. there are more reasons than that. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. ♪ here comes the rain again, falling on my head like a memory ♪ charles: 1983, british duo the eurythmics. they released a song, here is rains again. it only reached number four on the billboard hot 100 in the united states. i was thinking my song. i would change the title.

yeahl of the m, but the sound ts a charles payne level song. >> yeah. charles payne is not known for his great signs on this show. very disappointing on that. but with the stuff about the cabinet, it's bizarre that they act like trump was president before. - yeah, we've seen them. they say, oh, it's going to be half the things they sai of thse know he wouldn't do because he didn't do them last time. right. and the other things that they complain about in this article is that the biden administration is doing now. yet fo thir like weaponize the r and the justice department. well, you don't need guess no more. >> it's already happening. >> can i say something real quick? yeah, something positive. okay. how awesom e is to see qualified people of diversity arguing about the greatest job in therl. world? >> yeah, i would like to see last one that we need to giv credit pe the republican party credit for, even though they don't have a snowball's chance in , they still get thege snow, but they still get the opportunity to try. and that's what it is to be in ame

the host mon o of making money n business, charles payne. soe. we're now statingint. the obvious at this point. every poll shows us the same thing. americans are fed up with biden nomics for over 100 days.s, joe has not used joe that term, but he did go back to it today. in spite of democrats not wanting him to use that term. >> what dowhat you think the reh was? ou kno you know, they spent almostw, eveir entire on spin. public relations is all they've ever focuseden on.r >> and i think they've been tearing their hair out. i think they believeout. they cy get away with saying that the jobs report on friday was a good number. here'sying firt o the one of the problems, shawn. the financial media and the mainstream medianancial give sh cover. >> you just see it's just it's a it's crazy ifould see wat to see the cover of the economist last week. the blue bonanza, the f.t. hadu a survey and they're saying that americans dumb because wen didn't know how good we had it. >> and they put they put thesehy surveys together. let me tell you how how awful they are. they'll put som

nesheiwat talks about high blood pressure and charles payne and lindsey graham here is all coming up "fox and friends" in about nine minutes. >> todd: president biden stepping up to the podium for 12 news conferences this year and we do not expect that number to go up, since is he planning to skip the traditional year end news conference for a third time. >> i think of any time the president travels and is in front of the measure pee he does that he did that in wisconsin when he talked about bidenomics. he talked about small businesses and how that's a pillar of bidenomics and investing in america. you heard him do directly to the american people, look, we, make an effort to do a press conference as often as possible. >> todd: fox news contributor and columnist for the messenger joe concha joins me now. joe refresh your recollection buying that explanation from kjp as to why joe is skipping the year ender? >> no. tolled. you just look at the numbers. and they are striking. let's look at donald trump's last year in office compared to joe biden this year. joe biden has held, we're talk

charles payne reacts to biden's attempt to sell bidenomics. 11 days left in the month and nearly 200,000outhern border illegally. the white house has abloidated any responsibility. and the unnamed individuals in the hunter biden indictment, wait until you hear who they are. join us for "america reports," see you then. ♪ ♪ >> emily: former n.f.l. player is facing intense backlash online after calling for segregated black versus white football game. rashard mendenhall played in the n.f.l. six seasons and won a super bowl in 2009 with the pittsburgh steelers. he says he is fed up with white guy media analysts and posted this on social media, i'm sick of average white guys commenting on football. you are not even good at football, replace the pro bowl with all black bowl instead against all white team. many slamming him and others reminding him about his key fumble which cost the steelers a super bowl. michele tafoya talk to us about this tweet and talk about the impact on sports. >> michele: one commenter said something important, maybe rashard mendenhall has cte, impact from a concussion,

i will see you at 2:00 pm for the charles payne show. let's look at the markets, up across the board, the dow up 117 points. good day to start the last week. coast-to-coast starts now. >> the us military unleashing airstrikes on groups after militants attacked an american airbase in iraq. i will ask republican congressman and house armed services committee member cory mills. disorder on the border. 6000 people join a massive caravan headed to mexico, headed through mexico as secretary of state entity blinken is slated for trip to mexico to meet with the mexican president talking about the causes. retailers bracing for a billion-dollar return nightmare. consumers return $170 billion in merchandise this holiday season. a live report dealing with post christmas frenzy. i am edward lawrence and you are watching coast-to-coast. for a stop story, the final trading week of 2023 underway, stocks report a tear today as this whole week no matter what happens, the markets end of the year defying the odds and expectations. let's bring in a man who d

you say i was with charles payne and maria, these numbers don't look as positive as first blush. you are in that camp as well. you say they stunk. >> i do think the numbers do stink. when you pool back what's happening in these numbers on the surface, one hundred 99,000, solid number but right off the bat, 25% is related to the government. that's not good news. that's socialism. 20% related to the hospitality industry those are generally lower paying positions. when i look at this i am not impressed. i believe that we are seeing the beginning of a potentially significant slow down. does that mean recession? not necessarily. but it is not positive news economically. liz: you are not calling for a recession but you are not jumping up and down about the numbers. >> i'm not separating these numbers at all. liz: let's move to the other issue, the fed meeting next week and the big expectation we are getting up. the question is march. the initial reaction on the job numbers was negative because they felt it was going to give the fed more reason to not cut in the month of march. what are

charles payne is with me. have you ever smuggled a goat?t i have a new item on my bucket list. ashley: i actually won best hair in nashville, i worked in nashville for ten years and beat out a female anchor at another station, it was called hairicon idol award and it's award winning. don't hate me. this hair would never let anything on it. lauren: nothing in your hair right now? ashley: it would spit it right back. lauren: can i touch it? ashley: of course you. lauren: it is soft. ashley: careful, it bites. stuart: could you turn me into ken? >> you're a ken dmo my eyes. stuart: what would it take? >> like six pack etching and add fat to your muscles. stuart: you can do that? >> oh, yeah. stuart: add fat? we have a special guest that's a guest today and young ray and 7-year-old daughter of lauren. okay, that would be the rolling stones. a band from my generation i might add. lauren: rolling bones. ashley: lauren simonetti saying i kind of pop. you do, the color. lauren: no, the name of the band. i was proud of myself when i recognize that h

i think it was charles payne. he kicked my butt.opefully hemmer still invites me over on christmas morning. thanks for watching fox news saturday night. set your dvr to 10 p.m. eastern every saturday on fox news, follow us on social media@f and the saturday night. if you're looking for a last-minute christmas present, cancel culture dictionary on sale january 30th and if you like reading at a third-grade level you love this book. stream i fox nation comedy special they are just jokes starting january 8th. if you really can't get enough of me come check me out in the city near you. good night from new york city and merry christmas. ♪ >> pressure mounting on president biden to respond as conflicts rage in the middle east. i am john scott, this is a special edition of the fox report. in the red sea, attacks on commercial ships from houthi rebels continue to ramp up. now iran might be getting involved. a us defense official telling fox news a drone launch from iran hit a japanese tanker off the coast to. iran rejects claims of involveme

the whisper number from charles payne and hearing from my friend an did i brenner at national allianceat wouldn't be surprising. to see the number, to see we're basically slowing and the overall economy is starting to roll over and the fed is starting to get what they want is likely what we'll continue to see. the market is going to have to accept that to know we're definitely slowing but the probability is we're not going to see a severe recession and we might work out a goldilocks. i think the market is digesting that but i think the thing it has to digest going forward, the fed has to be higher for longer. this will not be a situation where the market is looking for any good news. people want to invest in this market but eventually as we get into next year we are very unlikely to see significant reduction of rates in the first quarter and it may be certainly back-ended towards the end of the year before they see what they want to get. liz: how are you advising your clients to ride these data waves? >> i think what's happening clients need to be very diversified and much more balance

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crazy dynamic in the economy and chatted with charles payne in the last hour bit, about how some resiliencee consumer, right, they seem to be still spending money, but yet with the high interest rates there is this big movement in the housing market. affordability is way down and people cannot get into a house. so renting is going up, dan, characterize what's happening right now. >> i'm going to go first. >> yep. >> i'll take the positive side of things for this conversation. so, if you are a homeowner, the vast majority of people, 130 plus million homes in the country, 85, 90 million are owner occupied, homes are up 40% from covid. so balance sheet standpoint. >> sandra: huge, 40%. >> we have not seen a price increase like that in modern history, plus the stock market basically back to a record high, higher than precovid, balance sheet, you have the issues in your favor. layer on top of this relatively speaking a strong jobs market, a jobs report tomorrow should show healthy levels of job growth. so all together, if you are a consumer, along with the amount of money the government gave you

you know, charles payne pointed this out friday, i want to pick it up again.9.1%, record high inflation in may of 2020 but now the fact that we're still sitting after all of the rate hikes, i think 11 moves we've had from the fed, you still have these numbers sitting above 3%. we're nowhere near that 2% target. what you're saying is we're not going to get anywhere close to this until the middle of '24? >> i'm just thinking that you've got another four to six months from here, i mean, i'm not -- obviously just looking ahead, if you look at sort of what factors into that at this point, i just don't see us getting tremendously below that number. i suppose you could if you go into a steep recession right here but it doesn't look like that to us right now at least for the future quarter or so. maria: so how would you allocate capital having said all of that, ted, how do you want to be invested going into the new year? >> we're about the same, maria, as we've done much of the year. we're in the market. we're not fully in the market. we have a lot of liquidity that w

so idiot, if i had a black-only christmas party, me, charles payne, harris faulkner, lawrence jones,guess what? it would be boring. [laughter] >> greg: you forgot jesse watters, he's 1% black, so he claims. [laughter] >> greg: the is the most --. >> tyrus: listen, i don't know dna but i am one million percent sure. he might be negative one. >> greg: all right. rob by the way congratulations on daddy daughter trip. this looks like a great movie. i'll be watching it on my dvd tonight. >> rob: thank you they still make them i hear. >> greg: yes they do. >> rob: available for digital downloads. the thing is i'm offended that anyone is allowed to talk p asian since i'm the only one part asian. can you imagine the dream of the kkk when it was all falling apart. can you imagine. do you know what we could do klim, we can tell them black people and people of color that it's safer for them to be separate for us and then making our parties separate and we'll segregate them again. >> they'll never be too stupid to fall for them. seriously, asians are racist the most racist. my mother filipino sh

catch me tomorrow fox business, making money with charles payne on at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. for now i leave you with "the five." ♪ ♪ >> katie: i'm katy pavlich along with tyrone, joey jones, kennedy. >> katie: and he's out of office. well, not yet. president biden using the kid stairs and stepping foot down in warm st. croix for the long holiday weekend. joe was hoping for a little rest and relaxation nearly 2,000 miles away from all the problems he is facing in washington which now includes an impeachment inquiry. his son hunter's two indictments and the doom spiral at the border. the big guy is already on island time, skipping a year end news conference. not surprising why he is avoiding the press. who would want to answer the question why you have the worst year end rating of any modern president seeking re-election? biden probably also wants to get away from democrats bickering over whether he has a shot at a seconds term. some are more candid about their concerns inch think trump could win. he could win in pennsylvania. i think the thing that biden has to do. he has got

charles payne is with me. have you smuggled a goat?t but i have a new item on my bucket list. ashley: i won best hair in nashville and worked in nashville for 20 years and beat out a female at another station called hairicon idol award. it's award winning. don't hate me. this hair would never let me down. lauren: there's nothing on your hair? ashley: it would spit it back out. careful, it bites. stuart: would you turn me into a kid? >> you're a kid in my eyes. stuart: what would it take? >> silver fox, if you want to be the ken, six pack etching and add fat to muscles. stuart: you can do that? >> oh, yeah. stuart: you can do this and have a special guest that's going to guess today and that'll be young bray on 7-year-old daughter of lauren, okay, that would be the rolling stones, i believe. lauren: awesome. stuart: a band from my generation i might add. lauren: the rolling bones. >> new album? ashley: lauren simonetti saying that kind of pops. lauren: it's the name of the band. i was proud of myself when i recognize that . we're matchi

charles payne is with me. have you smuggled a goat?m on my bucket list. ashley: i won best hair in nashville. i worked in nashville for ten years and beat out a female anchor at another station. it was called the hairicon idol award and what can i say, it's award winning. don't hate me. this hair would never let anything on it. lauren: there's nothing in your hair? ashley: it would spit it right back. lauren: can i touch state queens? it is soft ashley: careful, it bites. >> you've got the silver fox things going and if you want to be the ken like add fat to your muscles. stuart: you can do that? >> oh, yeah. stuart: we have a special guest and young rayon the index and 7-year-old daughter of lauren. that would be the rolling stones, i believe. a band fromny my generation i might add. lauren: the rolling bones. ashley: lauren simonetti saying i kind of pop. lauren: the name of the band. we're matching today. your tie, my dress. we pop. stuart: what was that like? put me in, coach? lauren: put me in the game, i want to play. stuart: i t