paramount, we were talking about that stock with charlie gasparino, off 7%.remember this time tomorrow, it is all about nvidia. all right. let's do it. drop the confetti, right? the dow clinching the second straight record close if these gains hold. pretty incredible like we said. the s&p 500 so close, just about 1% away from that. so as you can see the nasdaq -- [closing bell rings] a little bit of an underperformer here but really small caps not doing well, taking it on the chin. anyways that does it for "the claman countdown." "kudlow" is next. ♪. david: hello, everyone, welcome to a s

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liz: thank you very much, charlie gasparino. 10-year, those yields why falling early this morning and that was before this afternoon when atlanta fed president and voting member, rafael bostic said a recession is not in his outlook but he also said need to make sure inflation trend, which is going down, is for real. our next guest is such an expert in bonds. let's hear what he has to say where you should put your money. pimco portfolio manager tony crescenzi joins me now. did anything bostic say moved needle? bonds were already falling on that very weak ppi number and tomorrow we get the consumer price index for the month of july, that will be a big one? >> liz, great to be with you. the bond market is more of a trending market in terms of yields rather than a range-bound market we've seen for quite sometime. that trend now is down because there is a sense the economy is weakening. regardless what the federal reserve officials are thinking. they want to be volckeresque, that is to say the legendary fed chair slayed inflation in

thank you, great reporting, charlie gasparino.t about six minutes away. markets are mixed to kick off a busy week of economic data. you do have the dow hitting all-time highs. it needs to close just about 23 points higher and we're about 57 points higher to erase and set a new record but you have the s&p and the nasdaq both a little bit lower today. meanwhile drop storm hone is moving away from hawaii's main islands strengthening to category 1 hurricane yesterday. the national hurricane center issued snags flood warnings, according to power outage.us, 24,000 utility customers were out of power sunday night. that is where the stock pick closer, comes in. $1.6 billion undermanagement. hudson advisor, gus skako. tell me about the pick, generac, right? >> yes it is. we like it. it had done really well during covid as people upgraded their homes. now you're in a period where they worked off a lot of inventory come in, we ended up seeing stagnation. inventory came, doubled levels they needed. they worked that inventory off. we're in ano

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charlie gasparino here with me.ing charlie, i was at bitcoin 2024 conferences a couple weeks ago. i talked to ceos. they said, look, we can't have three and a half years that we just experienced. can she turn this around? >> no, listen, we should point out that the democratic party has been captured by progressives, i mean, let's be real clear. the hallmark of progressivism as an ideology is government control, governor directs investment to help the environment. whether you agree with it or not, that's what they do. finish government, you know, changes behavior. government tells you how many board members you should have that are of certain race, ethnic classification, gender classification. that's progressivism. crypto is totally against that. crypto is we're over here on the side, we're going to do our own thing, we're going to create our own currency because we don't trust you, government. so right off the bat there's an ideological divide x. on top of that, you have what the biden administration has done over t

howie: we have charlie gasparino, and author of the new book go woke, go broke.ck market went down he's cal calling it a kamala crash and does that go too far? >> yeah, all though there's always a little strain of truth to donald trump's exaggerations to be honest with you. there's no doubt that when donald trump looked like he was running away with it for joe biden, it was known as trump trade put on and stocks were sure and people figured deregulation and trump tax cuts and no doubt about that and republican house in the republican senate. that was being baked into the stock market and the minute biden drops out, she gets kamala harris in there and the polls, you know, miraculously tighten up immediately and that's when you saw the markets get wobbly and there's clearly sort of undercurrent here of fear of another democratic administration and more progressive for biden is biden's economy has been economic agenda very progressive and a lot of businesses don't think it's that good, we've had argute stock market was low interest rates and other things aside from

charlie gasparino has done a lot on this. this is interesting. >> this is interesting. dudes for harris. two white dudes are doing it. anthony scaramucci, never-trumper, skybridge capital. liz: after being a trump per. >> after being a trump per. mark cuban, the crypto billionaire, tech billionaire into crypto. i like both of those guys. they're both good guys. they are vehemently anti-trump. they are creating crypto dudes for harris. liz: town hall. >> doing a town hall next week. i should point out ellie tariq broke the story. it is on foxbusiness.com. you can get all the details. liz: excellent. >> it is interesting. trump is way ahead in terms of the crypto vote. he has been courting them through vivek who was the guy came up with it, vivek ramaswamy. liz: for months. >> for months. he has money coming in from them. there is a pushback now led by scaramucci and cuban and ro khanna, congressman from silicon valley to try to tap into some of this because there are progressives that hold crypto. although i think they have, they have like such a, they are so behind the

charlie gasparino is working with folks and coming back up in just a few minutes to tell you exactly good perceived news out of that coin. bumble is getting stung and shares of the dating site collapsing by 31% after the company cut its annual revenue forecast. bumble said full year sales would grow treen 8 and 12% and now just 2% growth. bumble missed on revenue for the second quarter. today's huge decline brings the stock to a lifetime low so if you bought bumble at the ipo back in february of 2021, you paid 76 per share and thinking youth get something back and stock at $5.59. under armor earnings rocketing higher by 19.5% by what an life-threatenings are calling better than feared sales resultings and apayroll maker posted revenue of $1.18 billion and slightly better than $1.15 billion estimated and under armor one penny versus expectation of eight-cent loss. bet their than feared, get it? stock at $7.74. look at sizzling hot sales of eli lilly weight loss drug and they're heating up the pharma stock after lily said command for weight loss and diabetes drugs munjara and zepbound

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. >> sandra: we will see what charlie gasparino has to say about that and moments, hillary vaughn on deck. so first let's start with bill melugin live and bozeman where the crowds are growing, bill. >> sandra, good afternoon to you. they certainly are, this is going to be former president trump's first visit to montana during the election cycle and some may wonder why is he coming out here? it's not really battleground state. but it is a battleground for the senate. there is a crucial race taking place that could determine which party controls the senate moving forward and trump feels that it's a big opportunity for republicans paired we will talk about that race. take a look, this is what it is speaking, incumbent jon tester who has been in office since 2007 and is not endorsing kamala harris, he is going up against republican challenger tim she he excuse me, he is a navy seal, this race expected to be very tight, they have been attacking each other without nonstop and have been hearing them on the radio, and said yesterday, races like this one or why he is deciding to come out to w

charlie gasparino can tell us what is driving this deep nosedive.an never figure out the stock market because on july 26th and email went around here at fox that said stocks soar on rate cut bets and today's stocks cobbler on recession fears. which is it? >> and they are tumbling on rate cuts coming and they are coming. at some point you can talk about rate cuts and this and that. stocks trade on fundamentals in the long term. the fundamentals are now looking increasingly not good and one reason why is the corporate economy and the wall street economy is catching up with essentially the mainstream economy. for four years particularly the last two years we have had fairly significant inflation. inflation to a point that when people were working and they felt like they needed to work more and they were in a horrible mood about it or else joe biden's approval numbers would be a lot higher and they are not. we've had an economic problem no matter how many times you try to papered over and try to spin it with transitory inflation everything is going grea

neil: thank you, grady trimble we were to go to charlie gasparino.me thinking, what if mark zuckerberg is flying into europe and all of a sudden he could be arrested that is the fear based on content that he did not stop or slow on his side and cemented a lot of others, what do you think of all of this. >> is a slippery slope we have section 230 of the communications act which gives the platform itself a pretty big pass on liability and, no action unless the platform is literally involved in it i don't think it's elon musk that set up a kennedy portal on his platform issac would be able to get away with it he's a perpetrator obviously he's not doing that the hypothetical it gets really funky with the first amendment and the communication laws outside of the u.s. as we all know the viable laws overseas are incredibly harsh on the authors and publishers. the u.s. you of the new york times versus 11 which is a high standard for liability and absolute malice. on top of that you have section 230 of the communications act which literally allows and gives a

let's get to charlie gasparino who is talking crypto, and what president trump said, charlie.is pretty interesting. charlie: yeah, it's very interesting what's going on with crypto in terms of it being front and center as a political debate. i've never thought this. i've discounted it from the beginning. i'm here to admit, i'm wrong. not maybe about the future of crypto but this being a political issue because it apparently is, and it's not just trump getting into the act, and i would suggest everybody tune into fox business.com, check out the latest scoop on this and i'm going to be reporting this. ellie is the axe of the crypto industry, meaning when you talk about the axe, those are the analysts that everybody follow. that's a wall street term. she's the axe as a reporter. everybody follows her, because she breaks a ton of news and her latest is that hads ro khana, the california congressman that's pro-crypto is trying to do another outreach meeting with crypto industry executivesly to smooth over what is essentially tense relationship between the biden white house. as you

always politically correct and super woke, charlie grass perin- [laughter] -- charlie gasparino -- >>: go woke, go broke: the inside story of the radicalization of corporate merge he lays it i out. it's going to fascinate you and depress you, but i want you to get to the end where he offers some notes here. but that is something that is a must-read for any of you if you want to read a good book on the beach or anywhere. thank you, charlie. great job, as always, my friend. >> you're the best. neil: all right. bryan llenas on debate that the new vice presidential candidate on the democratic ticket thing. what have you got for us, bryan? >> reporter: hey, neil. well, vice president kamala harris and her new running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, will have their first rally here together in philadelphia. it'll launch a 5-day blitz through 6 battleground state ises. and, you know, it really is an interesting situation tonight because pennsylvania's governor josh shapiro will share a stage with the both of them, and he was thought to be the front-runner to be harris' vp pick. walz thoug

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fox business correspondent charlie gasparino joins us now.y seeing those numbers yesterday but we saw bad job numbers on friday and then yesterday, so many people were talking about i think the fed waited too long to cut rates. >> well, coincidentally i have a book coming out go woke go, broke that book applies to corporate america which we will talk about in a minute. it also applies to the biden administration. what did they do as soon as they got into office? they went out there and spent like crazy. they adopted every woke policy, you know, cut back on oil drilling. cut back on, increased regulations, hurt business. what you had was this sort of perfect storm where you were coming out of the donald trump years. >> the economy was getting stronger, he starts messing with it. and then we get inflation. and then the fed has to reacted. and i think that's what you are seeing. the chickens are coming home to roost because of woke policies. the u.s. economy is an amazing thing. it screws up when you screw with it. biden administration viewed wi

charlie gasparino probably seized on something that megan just said is, that pumpkin spiced lattes arethey're out now, right now. >> i saw you start to salivate, right? neil: i didn't start, i am. >> yeah. you were like a rabid dog can when you heard pumpkin-spiced lattes. neil: yes, i was. >> in any event, i don't know how we got on this -- [laughter] neil: it's latte month. pumpkin spice -- >> i've tasted one once. it's horrible. i just want you to know. neil: it is not. >> it's toxic. neil: you're horrible. you're toxic. great author, great book, but i did want to catch up with you on all this media company nudes and david zaslav and the problems at paramount. what the heck is going on? >> neil, there's probably one media boss and i'm going to say this because he's our boss, rupert more dodge -- murdoch, who figured out early. when he sold his entertainment as assets for a lot of money, something like $50 billion or maybe $70 billion. i can't remember the exact number, but it was the deal of the century because he sold it at the top of the market and leaving disney with a gazillion

. ♪ neil: charlie gasparino warned you the latest company to pump the brakes on diversity and woke initiativesppen. i explained it all. go woke go broke. here is how i got on the story early, doing the deep dive into all things corporate welcome us which dei is part of. you have to hire base and race and throughout the corporate ecosystem. george floyd's death in 2020 where companies went full on this. the supreme court started to review the case involving affirmative action and college emissions. the minute that happened i got a call from one of my sources, can't say his name, only as good as your sources. keep a listen. if they strike down emissions, dei, the whole woke corporate ecosystem will fall apart, dei has to be struck down, are we talking apples and oranges, employment practices here, two main amendments to the civil rights act. title vii involves employment of 15 people. you can't discriminate. it sets up parameters which dei is based on. title vi involves public accommodations, can't discredit which turned out to be discrimination as practiced in public accommodations. if the supr

in the meantime charlie gasparino focusing on all the money that kamala harris raising, donald trumpa good deal of money but her numbers are off the charts. what's the latest. >> her numbers off the charts quite frankly because wall street is getting involved i wrote about this in the new york post this weekend. as her poll numbers go up. as it looks like with all due respect to your last guest donald trump blowing it and not hitting, the hairs on issues and wasting time going after the governor of georgia and joe rogan. i followed this on social media, this is not where the gop presidential candidate should be focusing on. he should focus on her, her agenda, what happened when she was in office in the last four years and how is he going to change it, it's a simple argument he does not seem to be making. she is winning because of that and because of that the money is flowing to her side i don't think money will be an issue for either of these candidates. there's a lot of republicans on wall street scared to death of kamala harris and four more years of bidenomics. when you do when th

charlie gasparino joins us with the latest. breakdown what was happening behind the scenes.t say his name yet. kelly: teasing us. charles: the reality, the deal looked like the sky dance deal looked like it was on ropes. what he was bringing to the table was almost the same thing in terms of sherry redstone selling a controlling stake in paramount through national amusements. over $1 billion and other bells and whistles attached to it that was allegedly good for common shareholders don't make a lot of money on sky dance blue sky dance would disagree with that but work with me here. it looks like the board wanted the deal, 19 people with him, looks like initially, something interesting happened. overnight they went with sky dance. i tried to find out the trigger point. the trigger point last week, the deal is in limbo, sky dance is on the ropes by paramount. to see doj approval on the deal, usually you get the approval later or have a real agreement in principle and move forward with regulatory checks. as soon share a redstone agreed to, somewhat principled, they had the go s

charlie gasparino author of the new book go woke go broke. there. >> give me what you gave that. >> almost as good as the daily stoic. incredible read. i'm working my way through it. haven't finished it like i have the daily stork but i recommend it for everybody. go by it on amazon now. i will wait. we are waiting. you can just do it on your phone. is that good enough? >> here is that hundred dollars. >> we don't do that here. after the show. first question baby you are a firework. trump was asked to describe different people in just 1 word. which woman and power did he say has sparked? was it aoc or taylor swift? >> i'm going to go taylor. >> i just want you to show my book again. >> we won't both went back she's a certain something. she has a spark. pretty amazing. she has a good spark. >> you're in some classes for? >> i'm a little older. my father's a construction worker. i went right. she grew up upper-middle-class and what left. >> jesse: would have time for your story spee miksha my book again. >> they said his personal safety vp pick

gasparino is here with the scoop. >> early on in my career working at wall street journal and a lotver it is in this case and it is why crypto hates the biden administration and this story if you read it on fox business.com is emblematic of that and why does crypto hate biden and why does hatred likely to transfer to kamala harris because she's part of biden harris administration and now is becoming the nominee and you can tell through the story of custodial bank. if you believe the company and some of the management and known to be forthright people to lay off literally 25% of other affordability and small bank and even though they're a small bank and they're kind of important of the ecosystem of custodian and one of the few that do it. being handed down by the biden administration and something they call as derisively known and many jordy tivoli known in the crypto business and operation check points 2.0 and some occupation choice point during the obama administration and that's where they're going with this and crypto there with the notion of custodian and if you have banks takin

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to charlie gasparino and david asman who join us right now. get your sense about what the market seems to be saying despite all the consensus that was building, steady as she goes. charles: the consensus was the consensus of stock analysts. i can tell you i have been speaking all week to people who follow the bond market. economist, economic types, economists and they taught me one thing, and interesting conversation what can up in this election in a different way, a black swan event like a recession and i turned to a few of them and said a recession? markets are going up and they were like look at the underlying data and that's before today, consumer spending, one of the economist sources said consumer spending is hanging in but the sentiment indicators from university of michigan show softer. there are some selected earnings particularly in consumer products that are getting soft. there's a bunch of data, unemployment claims are at their highest level in a year and job opening data suggests the labor market is weakening. this was before toda

paramount, we were talking about that stock with charlie gasparino, off 7%. a little bit of losers here. remember this time tomorrow, it is all about nvidia. all right. let's do it. drop the confetti, right? the dow clinching the second straight record close if these gains hold. pretty incredible like we said. the s&p 500 so close, just about 1% away from that. so as you can see the nasdaq -- [closing bell rings] a little bit of an underperformer here but really small caps not doing well, taking it on the chin. anyways that does it for "the claman countdown." "kudlow" is next. ♪. david: hello, everyone, welcome to a special edition of "kudlow." i'm david asman in for larry kudlow. as americans continue to struggle with wages that have not kept up with rising prices, a rising fear of chaos, unrest here and awe broad is also setting in. the relative peace of the trump years has been replaced by new wars all around the world as our adversaries have taken advantage of the biden-harris policies of appeasement. florida congressman mike waltz on that in just a momen

charlie gasparino wrote that and he joins me now. welcome to the show.ing me. there's no banking crisis. what am i doing here? we do have a crisis in the country of wokeness obviously. stuart: when did woke ideology really start to shape corporate america? charlie: you know, like all bad ideas, it starts at the u.n. and davos, and -- stuart: really? charlie: i'd say back in the mid 1990s. you see it, people talk about having stakeholder capitalism instead of serving the shareholders, and then if you're going to trace it then it gets embedded in the system with the notion of esg, environmental and social government investing and then, you know, esg becomes a big money maker for some big wall street firms because guess what? the big pension funds, the blue state pension funds are filled with socialists so they demand demand esg investing. this book is not, i tried to make this book funny because you are going to read this and get mad. you'll be like what the hell is this , but you'll also laugh because watching big ceo's go woke is one of the funniest thin

. >> here we go again, i tried to convince you yesterday you and charlie gasparino, -- >> sandra: heourse he is. >> sandra: when you and john call me out. >> it's nothing but love, i'm tracking you wherever you are. the wife and i were coming down at the studio as we were on the merit highway, i digress. the stocks fear the recession and they will react ahead of the recession, but after all, profits are the mother's milk of stocks. so rest sessions kill profits. now that's part of this fear right now. profits are still rising mind you, but at a much slower rate, okay. the other thing is you had highly speculative they closed tech stocks which way overvalued, and then the so-called yen carry trade and i know we won't go into it, but people were buying ultracheap yen reinvesting in cash proceeds into these tech stocks. but the bank of japan tightened it and made it more expensive. >> sandra: it is fascinating and something that a lot of the market watchers are watching. however i think you ask a really important question in her latest new york sun piece with recession danger looming, w

will: fox business correspondent charlie gasparino is the hour of a new book -- [laughter] go woke, goare you today? [laughter] pete: how dare you with. will: you used laid -- ladies singular and gentlemen plural. >> now i know whey they say hey you to me when i fly tell that. [laughter] i feel like anything i say about this topic is going to get me in trouble, but as you know, i've just wrote a new book called go woke, go broke, and we should show the book just while i speak, please -- [laughter] will: we'll dial a button the here. >> you know, but it is infuriating, it is stupid. i mean, my book essentially is, you know, one dopey tale after another of corporate idiocy -- there it is -- corporate wokend. but aside from the idiocy of not saying ladies and gentlemen and some of the stupid stuff that goes on with wokeness in the workplace, this does seep into serious stuff. i mean, let's be real clear, wokeness, if you're going to apply -- d everything i is a diversity, equity and inclusion is a central part of corporate wokeness. if you're going to i apply that strictly across all jobs

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gasparino is reporting about wall street watchers predicting a black swan market event ahead of theasically said the chance that a recession, what is a 35%. liz: he said he got 35 goldman sachs 25. it's not a given her bacon, is not the likelihood. so what i hear from a lot of people people like mohammed are underestimating or looking at different sets of numbers and there could be a recession before the election that comes in and that would be take the market by total surprise and that would be what you're seeing right now in terms of trade starting to digest. liz: one bad jobs report - is more than that kamala harris what i would say. i think there's two economies for a long time there was all the headline number economies. it was wall street trading on the headline numbers, or for earnings not great but decent corporate earnings. then the academy for main street which was very difficult and you get this from people who own small businesses i know a lot of them in restaurant, diners, small businesses get average people who aren't involved in the market because they don't have enou

. >> charlie gasparino, author of theo au new book go woke go broke. >> keep it up there, jack. >> me. give me what you gave wu that almost as good as the >>y show gave me. what you get is an incredible read. i'm workin incredibg my way through it.e >> haven't finished it like i have the daily stoic, but i recommend it for everybody.azon >> go buy it on amazon now right now. i'll wai wait. >> we're waiting.we isu can just do it on your phone. >> is that good, charlie? is that good enough? is that all righ that goodt? >> here's that hundred dollars. and kelly, we don't do that here. afte r the show. >> baby, you're a firework. trump wa s asked to describe different people in just one word. >> which woman in power didhas he say has spark? was it aocsp or taylor swift? >> yeah. >> oh, michael taylor, i justwat want you to show my book again. >> i'm going i'm going to have you go that way. >> we both went to the same. it's a certain something. she just like she's got a spark. that's pretty amazins a sparett she's got a good spark. >> you were in the same classes her noinclasses w was a li