making money with charles payne.re is no one better than you. real money, how the average person is affected what is taking place here. we now have a debt that is exploding a deficit this would be $2 trillion this year the budget over seven trainer $8 trillion completely out of control. inflation is through the roof or interest rates are through the roof. the average american, the average american is and crucially vote for? what are they getting economically from joe biden? >> nothing. actually they are getting something they are getting pain because all of that money you talked about not only did it stoke and spark inflation, inflation by the way we had written off. we had gone a long time without inflation crisis. all of the sudden you put in a $1.9 trillion unnecessary all the sudden you tell people you do not have to pay back your college loans you not only have to pay this back and you add another trillion on have the nerve to call inflation reduction. when they've actually gotten is the exact opposite of gotten

making money with charles payne. there is no one better than you. real money, how the average person is affected what is taking place here. we now have a debt that is exploding a deficit this would be $2 trillion this year the budget over seven trainer $8 trillion completely out of control. inflation is through the roof or interest rates are through the roof. the average american, the average american is and crucially vote for? what are they getting economically from joe biden? >> nothing. actually they are getting something they are getting pain because all of that money you talked about not only did it stoke and spark inflation, inflation by the way we had written off. we had gone a long time without inflation crisis. all of the sudden you put in a $1.9 trillion unnecessary all the sudden you tell people you do not have to pay back your college loans you not only have to pay this back and you add another trillion on have the nerve to call inflation reduction. when they've actually gotten is the exact opposite of go

making money with charles payne.nomics there is no one better than you. real money, how the average person is affected what is taking place here. we now have a debt that is exploding a deficit this would be $2 trillion this year the budget over seven trainer $8 trillion completely out of control. inflation is through the roof or interest rates are through the roof. the average american, the average american is and crucially vote for? what are they getting economically from joe biden? >> nothing. actually they are getting something they are getting pain because all of that money you talked about not only did it stoke and spark inflation, inflation by the way we had written off. we had gone a long time without inflation crisis. all of the sudden you put in a $1.9 trillion unnecessary all the sudden you tell people you do not have to pay back your college loans you not only have to pay this back and you add another trillion on have the nerve to call inflation reduction. when they've actually gotten is the exact opposite

payne. i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. ms. sames, you're recognized five minutes. >> members of the subcommittee, i'm christina sames, senior vice president of safety operations, security at the american gas association. prior to aga, i worked research and abutment at pipeline research international and spent 10 years public service working for the d.o.t. office of pipeline safety. i get to officially retire next month after 34 year career dedicated to pipeline safety. i'm proud to have made a difference and i guess i should thank you all for this retirement gift putting me in front of a hearing, thank you. aga represents 200 utilities that deliver natural gas to 74 million customers. natural gas pipelines deliver essential energy to 177 million americans through 2.5 million miles of pipeline system including 2.2 miles of local distribution system. operated by natural gas utilities. the natural gas utility distribution pipeline are the last critical link in the delivery chain separating natural gas all the way to the burner ti

i would like to remember our colleague congressman payne jr. who passed away. it was privilege to work with donald on counterpart in is subcommittee. it was clear to all who knew him how strong his commitment to public service was and to his constituents. i'm grateful for the opportunity to have worked alongside donald especially with leadership putting together our bipartisan bipartisanline safety legislation. he will be deeply missed on the committee and i want to send condolences and prayers to family, friends, and staff as they deal with this great loss. i will recognize myself for the purpose of an opening statement for five minutes. today's hear we will examine the need to reauthorize the pipeline and hazardous materials or fimsa including authority over emerging energy sources. this past fall myself chairman gray, ranking member larson and ranking member payne introduced hr6494 that promoted safety act in 2023 or the act of 2023. last december the committee passed hr6494 out of committee on a bipartisan basis. in crafting this bill the committee solicite

eastern getting ahead joining me with more making money with will charles payne host author unbreakableod morning to you i want to get your take on expectations, you sky basically, aside from the fomc meeting cpi there is not another kind of data that could move the market as much as jobs data, you're expecting a pretty big move you think an outsized reaction to these numbers. >> absolutely, absolutely. i tell you why one hand a lot of others job related data coming down adp came down a lot, you know jobless claims going up ism numbers numbers have been going down particularly, on it has services, manufacturing side rather then, of course, there is a rumor scuttlebutt the fed back in play this is soft landing, got that built up the other side of course, is if this number comes in to -- to a point where it let's say considered too strong, whatever that number might be i say 190 or more, then fd is off the table that is it all folks who hoping, praying thinking maybe the fd is coming in you you've got three fichlz looking for july rate cuts all of a sudden off the table market has to trad

joining me is payne capital management and the host of payne points of wealth podcast, ryan payne backh us this morning is adam johnson and kenny polcari. thank you for being here. thank you for joining the conversation. >> great to be here. maria: we've been chatting all morning this morning but adam, i want to get back to what we spoke about a minute ago because the s&p 500 and nasdaq were higher yesterday, the nasdaq was up 220 points because nvidia led a rebound after the three day selloff on top of two years of gains but the company did lose $430 billion in market value in three days and that a caused volatility in semiconductor stocks. look at the chip stocks this morning. i want to get your take on chips right now. i know you say that a.i. stocks could cost more but they're also worth more so you've got a list of the top 10 a.i. stock picks, right. >> i absolutely do. the reason is that i've gotten so many phone calls from people over the past couple weeks saying aj, what's the next nvidia, i said well, there's a lot of them out there. they said really. i put together a list. my

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joining me is payne capital management president and the host of payne points of wealth podcast, ryanth us, also with us is adam johnson this morning. ryan, great to see you. thanks for joining the conversation on such a big day. this is the wednesday that everybody's been wait forge. the s&p 500 and nasdaq closed at record highs yesterday. you've been spot on on this market, that's for sure. it was led by apple. take a look at the s&p at now 5375 and the nasdaq at 17,343. apple also closed at record high after unveiling apple intelligence, in partnership with open a.i. the stock this morning is, well, yesterday wasp up 7 and a quarter percent, this morning it's pulling back. the wall street journal says the deal strengthen's open a.i.'s position but raises questions about the startup's relationship with microsoft. could be a setback for google. what do you make of apple. >> you mentioned a.i. now, at the next quarterly conference call our next event your stock goes up automatically. maybe i should change t name ofy company of payne capital a.i. maria: that's what everybody did during

and the incredible par save just like payne did it in 1999.his second us open championship honoring his late father john, who died a couple of years ago. an emotional father's day victory for bryson. hey, you just see this? it's casey pratt at the bat. our own casey pratt taking swings at the oakland ballers ceremonial first pitch t d caseyot i the bat flip. i mean, he tells mee home run. iidsewherit went. uh.. the bat flip was professional bn me, that's for sure breaking news out of the north bay. this wildfire in sonoma county is a big concern still right now due to the really strong gusts, the fire has grown to 200 acres of flames have rapidly spread, fanned by the winds. it's burning right now in healdsburg and it started around 1230. today it's 15% contained and we are going to have a li report abc seven ne allhe te we have for abc seven news at five. spencer, chris and i will >> linsey: tonight, the overwhelming majority of the country on alert for dangerous and potentially deadly heat. just north of los angeles, strong winds are fueling

bryson dechambeau played his colge golf at smu because of payne, and dechambuwt on 15. returns a favor missing from two feet six inches his first miss inside five feet all week, drops to six under. back to a tie for first after a poor drive on 18. rory needs his par putt. another huge miss so he drops to five this hole to win the tournament. a cto make ingspenbut hey, sof t now. third shot from yards t.and i mean this will be replayed forever in us open chamon ud tournantan here's brys an setsme incredible par save just like his ol pay stewart did it in 1999echambeawi second open all kinot 'sinhis late father john, who died a couple of years ago. a great father's day victory for brysonone. >> and i turned the corner and saw i was a couback and i said, nope, i'm not going to let that happen. i need to focus on figuringo o me this t happen. and, was a le pts the cou haven't, make a coming in, and i had an amazing up and down in the l i don't know what else to say. it's. it's a dream come true, y, d you see this? if it's june 16th and your warriors fan, this day is for you

. >> todd: our colleague, charles payne said perfectly, this is quoting from mr. payne. give you crumbs and you give us your vote in response and young african american male in particular saying we don't want crumbs, we want a seat at the table. we want to play with the big boys and they view donald trump as the avenue to get there and that is telling in the number we're seeing and that is the way it should be. we should be equal. have a shot at the american dream. >> cheryl: gen-z right now, biggest topic for gen-z voters, homeownership, lack of home affordability. >> carley: that is surprising, a poll came out yesterday showing exact same thing and you think talking about young people, we've been told number one issue is the war in gaza. it's not, it is the economy. every poll across the country, look at nose dive there, to use the phrase with mark lamb. 33% now is unbelievable. >> cheryl: that is president biden. as you pointed out there, taking that demographic for granted and many are saying that, including charles payne. >> carley: don't miss cheryl all morning lon

stuart: charles payne on it, will see a lot more about this i'm sure throughout the day, thank you veryashington, d.c. to meet with top white house officials including anthony blinken, kt mcfarland with me is this all about an imminent war between israel and hezbollah and leb lebanon. >> i think what iran is calculating is three things, they've got the money because of high oil prices because biden administration refused to enforce the sanctions so iran is flushed with money and they want to go to work number two the divide between the biden a administration and israel because the biden administration wants to win the two states of michigan and minnesota and they're worried about the anti-israel muslim vote, there is a crack in the wedge that we always used to be strong allies. number three i think iran is calculating like a lot of countries, what if donald trump wins, they note from will be pro israel and trump will drive down oil prices and they know they'll be bankrupt i think you're looking at a narrow window of opportunity and they're making a move and unleashing hezbollah and thei

we have fox team coverage we have the great charles payne right here on inflation but first up we'reng to fox business madison alworth live in staten island. medicine, what is cooking? >> hey, larry, we talked to diners here at annandale terrace which is a gorgeous establishment out on staten island. i want to know that they agree with the biden a administration says that inflation sticker shock is not a thing. so i am met dominic who will kindly let me interrupt his family lunch. hi, dominic. by demonstration white house saying sticker shock is not a thing inflation is not a problem gary how are you feeling about that? >> i mean has anybody tried to buy microphone? try to get a mortgage? tried to buy mike a car, food, i find that hard to believe. >> you were saying your wife goes to the grocery store? >> all she complains about is how expensive the fruit and the food is. so yes, there is a lot of inflation. >> we know inflation is increasing at a slower rate it has come down but you are saying you also that impact your bills because inflation is still happening. >> absolutely. peopl

i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now the market meandering in part to the anxiety over the a.i. trade. also more signs of rapidly slowing in this economy. and of course there is this concern about the anticipation of political, potential political fireworks this afternoon. meanwhile nvidia hitting a speed bump. of course wall street loves it. you should see the new targets on it. the question though, should you still who have it too? we're hours away from the first faceoff in the presidential election. i will lay down the economic concerns no one in the media is really talking about. we have the great bret baier and beverly hall berk here. they will hand cap the matchup. one thing is certain, someone will win this election in november. guess what? you can make money on it. get out a pen and pad. you can hear from a special guest how to actually do that. we have all that, my take why we don't want to be like europe. i will explain. all that and so much more on "making money". charles: so, i'm sure that

payne with us.s this morning is rebecca wallser and adam johnson. great to see you, ryan. adam and rebecca, we've been chatting all morning. take a look at futures on this holiday for the markets, closed for the juneteenth holiday, the s&p 500 had another record close yesterday. nvidia surpassing microsoft and apple in market value. now the most valuable company in the world, nvidia. take a look at the stock year-to-date, the nasdaq was up yesterday but the whole markets was really lifted by the chip stocks. ryan nvidia's chart -- that's a beautiful chart, isn't that you beautiful chart? >> i think it's no coincidence that adam has a nicer pocket square than usual because i know he owns nvidia. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> it's remarkable. it's worth $3.33 trillion. just above microsoft at $3.31 trillion. and kind of the drum i've been beating here is, it's starting to look a lot like the late '90s, early 2000. back then,s cisco surpassed microsoft in the s&p 500. they were the backbone of th

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joining us today, rosanna scotto, and host of making money on fox business, charles payne. concerns about president biden's age and mental acuity are a recurring threat to his reelection bid. the white house can push back on reports and attack republicans, but all it takes is one halting on cam a moment. let this morning, and france. surrounded by world leaders, and a global audience. steve. >> of distinguished guests, please welcome the honorable lloyd jay honorable the third. second defense. >> emily: he appeared to try to find his seat while others stood awaiting secretary defense to take the stage. enter preview of upcoming interview, the president makes a well claim about how long he has known russian president vladimir putin. >> i have known him for over 40 years, he is not a decent man, he is a dictator, and he is struggling to make sure he holds this country together. while still keeping the assault going. >> emily: they just keep coming charles. >> charles: all it takes is one haunting moment, but there has been a series of them almost daily in fact. so it might ta

. >> bill: we'll talk to charles payne about his pitch about taxes. here is a shot at mitt romney leaving the meeting. initially he wasn't going to attend with some flight changes and he was there and mitch mcconnell there as well. go back to the fox poll here about those who believe that joe biden has the mental soundness to serve, all right? 41%. here is vice president kamala harris's favorability. she is well underwater at 40% favorable. kathleen hochul in new york has done two things people didn't expect. in one week democratic governor sided with a lot of progressives on their policies for 3 1/2 years. last week said this congestion pricing that will be attached to everybody who drives in lower manhattan is a bad idea for middle class families and workers. it is gone for now. and then she says we need to get rid of masks for protestors, especially when it comes to those who are on the streets favoring hamas over israel. watch. >> it's not a crime in our state. legitimate protest is part of freedom of speech. we also protect that. people cross the

reaction the host with making money on foxbusiness charles payne.nsumer confidence by the way once again down in june for the washington examiner the expectation index has been in a recession warning territory 5 straight months more than 25% of americans skipping meals, 66% of the country now saying they are gulping water and for the early part of my adult hood i was living paycheck to paycheck it sucks and i hated it still is that part of my brain sits into my memory. i go grocery shopping and am shocked at the cost increases a lot of people are making ends meat and they just denied the truth about. >> they denied the truth and insult that the intelligence of the general public by the way those things haunt me how we grew up i love buying a bunch of canned foods and what my cupboards are limb happiest. i know what it's like to not have a full cupboard. so inflation those prices are going to go away but i think what we will between now and the election growth will peak and here's what the narrative will be that prices are coming down because only sa

charles payne wants to get in on the. >> every speech i've given this is my theme this year is aboutgermans it's about karl marx and ottoman bismarck, that's what were choosing around the world and there's never been this many elections for democracy around the world and i'm telling you not surprised by these results the numbers have been there in the green party destroyed germany and the economic suicide and people are worried what is the unifying thing, every population is pushing back against the elite, the elites have dominated society from every end of this world, they don't care about illegal immigration, they benefit from it. stuart: this is for you, this was on cnn it says that trump is likely going to win nevada in november, watch this. >> i'll be honest it feels like nevada is going to land in trump's column. >> of nevada lands in trump's column, it's going to be because of the economy, frankly nevada is a place where you have a lot of working-class service workers and they are very impacted by high prices and they have been hurt during the pandemic and are looking for impr

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good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, and this is "making money." so the market was up and now it's pulling back. what the heck is going on? this should have been full speed ahead. we have got some of the best on the street to help us figure it out. meanwhile, retail investors have a brand new hero, a ground breaking sec defeat at the supreme court. we will have the man who who brought that suit. he's an old friend of mine. i cannot wait to talk to him. you want to hear from him at 2:40. also the trend of traveling in the summer, you know what? not really, you know, chilling out, not really doing a whole lot. we're going to talk about that and the fact that when you're on the plane, what do you do? well, the new swashbucklers do nothing. they a just look straight ahead. [laughter] i'm telling you, wait until we talk about that that. plus, it's really the big question now since last night's debate, um, will president biden still be the nominee, and should you start making adjustments to your portfolio now on a potential president trump? all that and

points of wealth podcast, ryan payne with us. us is adam johnson this morning. all morning. ryan, thanks for joining the conversation. >> great to be here. maria: i've been on the point of -- podcast, i loved it. >> it was amazing having you. best episode ever. maria: let's take a look at markets. tech stocks power wearing the market yesterday, this is where the money is moving. look at a.i. stocks this morning and big tech which once again are showing the firmer tone. much more than any other sector. the wall street journal writes this, big tech stocks aren't just dominating the market, they're also hiding how scared investors are that the federal reserve will keep rates higher for longer. your reaction. >> scared money never wins. i think that's correct. i think a lot of momentum investing, fomo is pushing money into stocks right now and the earnings have been magnificent and they sit object on a lot of cash. -- sit on a lot of cash. apple has $160 billion of cash, they could basically buy disney with all that cash. two years a

charles payne on elon musk's threat to ban apple devices at musk's companies.end the war in gaza. is the end of the war in sight? the 10:00 hour of "varney & company" is next. ♪ ♪ we'll be coming back for you one day ♪ investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. do you charge forward? freeze in your tracks? or, let curiosity light the way. at t. rowe price, we ask smart questions about opportunities like advances in healthcare and how these innovations will create a healthier world tomorrow. better questions. better outcomes. ♪ ♪. stuart: a change would do, cheryl kuro. a change would do you good, that's a full line, does not refer to the election, good morning, everyone it's 10:00 o'clock eastern let's g gt stra

markets is charles payne. "making money" starts now. charles: thank you very much, good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now the tension is getting thick, you can kind of take it. here's the thing, nvidia splits tomorrow. many times that is anti-climactic. what happens to broader market if nvidia can't lead the parade? maybe it will be a good thing. tomorrow the jobs report will rejuvenate the soft landing camp or push the fed out. the rate cutting debate may be out after all to 2025. are you ready for a summer rally. a major wall street firm is talking about a rally but will that burn consumers. brian wesbury why we shouldn't rule out recession. plus sneaker stocks not named nike are on fire. kenny polcari has a name you might try on in your portfolio. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so it wag a fantastic session yesterday for the market. we've had these sessions where we climbed off the canvas three or four times. this i share with you, it has been spotty. not yesterd

good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." the giant of the market climbed back on his feet, but once again nvidia is casting a dark shadow on the market. can lilliputions and gulliver exist? she chutes down all the doom in the country, particularly in san francisco of the is she in touch with this country? i will give you my take later. love to hear from you now. tweet me @cvpayne. love to get your thoughts. we brought you an exclusive. the shocking allegations of unrwa sending billions of dollars to hamas terrorists for over a decade. my special guest says unrwa's days are numbered. you can't miss my interview with congressman darrell issa at 2:40. how ai crazed options market. lucky for us, joan jonna rarian with the new rules of the option game. charles: they jumped in alarm, some of the little men fell off my body and arm. they held me down. although the ropes were very thin like thread, there were hundreds of them. finally i was able to free my left arm. we're talking about gulliver, folks, gulliver travels, nvidia is th

good afternoon everyone, i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now, don't let the feeling of summer doldrums lull you to sleep. this market is poised to make a huge move. of course it would be up or down. fomc will move markets on wednesday, there is no doubt about that. risk appetite in the u.s. remains elevated. i will ask bob doll whether that is bullish or bearish. forget about the half seven. it is about the a.i. 10. beth kindig has been on top of this before anyone. can you say $10 trillion. fiscal dominance debate has begun. what you need to know before it is far too late around how to make adjustments. we'll have a debate no one is really having. roaring kitty is just a puppy when it comes to the wall street establishment. all that and more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so the first day of summer is not until june 20th you but today's session certainly has those summer doledrum vibes. also this could be the calm before a wild week because we got some critical mick data. the fomc obviously in play. here is what t

good afternoon, i'm charles payne, and this is "making money. "breaking right now, t a heat wave outside, but all of a sudden the stock market is cooling down. this is the moment many are afraid of, right in we want to know what happens as the a.i. trade stalls. will investors rotate elsewhere within the market or find the nearest fox hoel? and remember -- foxhole? we're going to ask analysts where they see opportunity. meanwhile, a major wall street firm admitting the u.s. is in recession, but it's a, quote, selective recession. not everyone. just those folks. you know what i mean. i'd love to hear your thoughts. tweet me @cbpayne. and ladies, here's a question for you: would you date a man earning $755,000 a year concern 755,000, what if he lived in miami? -- 75,000. we've got a viral video, and it does have a commentary about the impact of inflation on the society that's struggling to make it. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: all right, so, of course, the big question surrounding the market particularly over the last

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is making money. breaking right now, this is official i am calling this the wake me up before you go go stock market because everyone is feeling giddy, maybe too giddy, especially with stephanie pomboy says we're in recession. fiscal dominance, she has thing to say about that as well. we have fed expectations and powell's comments. we'll dealt deeper there. there are serious plot twists. we want to explain what they mean for your portfolio. my take how to invest in this market that we haven't seen this setup before. stay in, stay nimble. i will give you more details later in the show. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. ♪ jitterbug into my brain, go bang bang, bang, you do the same ♪ charles: we'll go dancing, anyway, the wake me up before you go-go stock market maybe exempt for investing purists. dwindling number of shorts. everyone in the market is partying like derek "zoolander." that seen ended with an explosive ending. many folks are giddy because jay powell is giddy. he took from mat

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money" and breaking right now, so the market really marking time ahead of tomorrow's biden and trump showdown and of course friday's inflation news. there is this question that continues to sort of, you know, weigh on everyone's mind. what happens to the rally if nvidia continues to stumble? and it is time now for the financial media and policymakers to change the narrative about the super strong consumer. i think they're completely tapped out. those in the 57% below and we've got a lot of evidence that is mounting. you don't want to miss my take on taxing gas although it is not the kind you're thinking about. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, really, concentration, right? the concentration story, you know, just a handful of stocks leading the rally, that is the narrative for 2024 of course. nvidia leading the way big time, this year's top five names the latest on that, 28% of the market cap. so again this is something that's very uniq

good afternoon, everyone i'm charles payne. this is "making money" and breaking right now, listen, for investors you just heard the conversation. it's all about chip stocks, and nothing but chip stocks, but this phenomenon, here is the question. is it hiding other investment opportunities or maybe hiding a vulnerable economy and a vulnerable stock market. we've got two wall street legend s david kelly and jim paul son on deck. maybe the jig is up and make it the fix was in, talking about those crazy job numbers in fact how crazy they have been. i have a very special guest that knows how this works from the inside. meanwhile, small companies, they continue to act horrible so should you be a buyer? ryan dietrich is going to state different ways you want to hear them both and my take on the latest signs that consumers aren't stupid, to wall street by the way. they are just strapped. all that and so much more on " making money". all right i'm going to put on the screen and we'll show you the performance of this semiconductor etm, t

send it over to charles payne. charles: i thought you were tacking about the traveling karn sales in the mall. brian: that is what i am talking about. charles: i'm a little too big for those but i loved those growing up. see you later. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now the s&p 500, we're rocking and rolling again. the debate is growing, is the market too narrow and too late. we have both sides of the argument. the "magnificent seven" went to magnificent five, fab four, now really one ant its partners, right? there is now a race for perhaps the first company to get to four trillion. should you bet on all of them? remember we talked about the financialization of our economy and the markets? it is sweeping the globe. so is pop you -- pup populism. number one thing students are concerned about, it ain't student debt. tweet me @cvpayne. i have so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so as we come into the week on the surface last week it was mind-boggling, right? another g

personal to matt payne in tucson, arizona where secretary mayorkas spoke as a short time ago and wheree -- able to get in a very important question. >> a short time ago i asked secretary mayorkas about this report about 400 migrants with potential i aspires arriving here in to the united states, the secretary took issue with that ques question, he said it is inaccurate and may have been the way i phrased it saying 400 migrants with potential irises tires where we know that confirm reporting is that these migrants arrived through an isis related network. know if these migrants did a review into our country via an isis related network it really begs the question of whether these migrants have any isis tires but to be clear, earlier today, the agent confirmed to fox news that more than 150 of these migrants have been arrested, bhs would not confirm how many if any were on the terror watch list and there are 50 of those migrants still at large but bhs says they are not a threat. not a short while ago here in tucson, arizona, secretary mayorkas said that president biden's recent executive o

charles payne is up. take it from here. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, the markets are coming back here a little bit. we do know we're at a crossroads, particularly stock-pickers, right? listen you can buy the index, or sort of watch the index pass you by. we have some of the best in the business to help you break down what you should be considering in your portfolio. lance roberts, shah gilani, victoria fernandez, david bahnsen. jpmorgan says there could be a shock to the markets from the cpi and fed meeting today. judy shelton is here, folks with her own warning on fiscal dominance, her reaction to the strong treasury auction we had just about an hour ago. what does it take to motivate elon musk. 56 billion might do the job. is his huge pay package in jeopardy? we'll ask about that as well. my take-away on the fear-mongering out there folks. it is easy to say the world is coming to an end. one day it may, but until then let's make some money. until then, let's make some more on "making money." ♪. charles: so

charles: thank you all very, very much good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." i'm breaking right now, look, ma, no hands. the market is on autopilot and flying high but what happens when it hits turbulence? i have wall street legend who is one of the first i know to call the bottom in 2022. ed yardeni on deck what comes next. wall street consensus is that the economy is strong, the consumer is strong. yet there is a growing fear the fed will cut rates too late. two of our favorites return in a power panel. wait for the c block, folks. the investment theme on wall street is all about the data center. what you need to know about the future of power mining, evs, all of those things in your portfolio before it is too late. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so 110 years ago, today, june 18th, thousands of spectators lined the the river seine to watch airline safety competition in paris. it was the paris aero show. what was amazing about it, a lot of things were amazing about it, at one part the band was playing "the sta

this one was for my dad and for payne, and what they meant for me in my life.es, the pain, his pain that he had with diabetes and my support that i have for national kidney foundation and numerous others, it's -- it just means the world. it comes full circle. >> yeah. one of the things i loved watching yesterday, after you won, it wasn't about you. you ran around that course. you shook just about every hand, signed every autograph. >> it was pitch black last night and you're still signing autographs. great for the game of golf. we love the energy you bring. >> thank you. >> why was it so important for you last night after you won that cup? >> well, because this was for everybody. they supported me throughout the whole tournament. the energy i felt was something i haven't experienced since the ryder cup. yeah, it was awesome. and, yeah, he's the man. he's there at quite a few events. made sure to take care of him. that was on the -- after the 10th green, between 10 and 11. >> you were a class act down the stretch. even after, your words about rory, he missed a c

charles payne, thank you. joe concha, thank. first now, the very firstdebate presidential debat ie is just. ten days away. rules have been set, but what can we expect from the candidatess havet buan, thes like fake jake and fake dana bash? will they even to be fair, no. b will joe be jacked up when yep he makes his return? my prediction prediction is yep . here now with reaction, rnc co-chair lara trump is with us.o i did see good news in terms of the work you've been doing,rk 100,000 volunteers, 500 lawyers. you're going into every everyrit precinct, every district. mak and you're going to make sure that the laws and the rules folo of states are followed. also, you're following uwi up ot you know, banking your vote, voting early, voting by mailg eg and legal ballot harvesting. >> how are those efforts? thinse eyeah, well, listen, thie most important thing. >> id ist is our number one focs and priority right now at the rnc. we've always said have to focusn is we have to get out the vote and we have the candidate to do that. and

fort payne, alabama. republican line. good morning.ler: i am disappointed in the guy from indiana. i am not a trumper, and i am appalled at the way peold trump. everything that happens is donald trump's fault. if it is raining it is donald trump's fault but that is not why i called. they just kind of upset me. the border was ok when donald trump was in office. biden is the one who has messed all of this up. and i will tell you why. first of all the guy or the congressman that you had on, he took up 15 minutes of our open forum. anyway, i will tell you what happens to me. and probably what will happen to other people in less alabama congressmen get a hold of this. in february, the second week of february i got a letter from alabama medicaid that they were not going to pay my medicare anymore. instead of them taking care of that immediately, it locked on until may. they took 500et my social secur. my rent is $524, just my rent, ok? i had signed paperwork so they would not do this. they would take one month medicare plus and then another

. >> and he showed the pin on his hat which is payne stewart like a nod to him and did a nod to his dadho passed away a couple of years ago. it was a nice celebration. >>> the los angeles dodgers are left with a devastating loss on sunday. >> no, no, no, no, no. >> ouch. all star short stop lindsey bass leaving with a injured hand. dave roberts said betts won't need surgery. the good news is it's a super long season. better to do it now if it's going to happen and then recover and come back. >> but that is so tough. and what a loss for the dodgers this early in the season given his status, hopefully gets that recovery quick and they get a timeline so they have an idea of when he is going to come back. >> yep. >> when we come back, how george strait is making concert history, and a highly coveted painting up for auction. you won't believe what it may sell for. y i always recommend all free clear for sensitive skin. it's free of dyes and perfumes. it's a key part of my self care routine. it's a clean that's gentle on my skin. for an effective clean that's gentle on skin, all you need is a

the king about reigned has a further consultative course with president putin with president eugene payne. this is what the boy watch. it wants diplomacy. it wants a systematic approach. it does want the united states saying to one year of country by our side will give you some goodies, but break with the rest. it doesn't want that. and this kind of unity will prevail because we all mean that the one state solution is a multiple come out amongst the palestinian resistance group. it has to be said and you really saying to me that, but let me say, let, let, let me just say a word about that. if i may, there is an overwhelming world wide consensus that we need to states for 2 people right now. and there is absolutely a one state solution top of mind among both sides of this conflict and a that is the unfortunately, the path to continued war and the world, whether it's china or russia or brazil, or india, or even it's mumbling way, the united states. but the details all practical approaches so far i says look, you know, we've got to settle this on the basis of the international law dating bac

payne had an up and down year because of injuries. he only played 44 games. he had a hamstring injury bleak injury, but there's no doubt about it when he's healthy and on the floor, the warriors are a better team is like a swiss army knife out there. alright, staying on the hardwood. a tough, tough blow for stanford alum can bring discussed camera tore her left acl during a game with l a spark play. connecticut's look ugly. what we all saw live here in the newsroom. but we were hoping for the best. fortunately that's about. >> as bad as news, you could get. she will now miss the paris olympics where she was going to represent team usa in the 3 on 3 phase of the basketball stuff. she will now get surgery and she won't even get to go to paris altogether. i talked to cam a couple weeks ago. she was so excited to experience her first olympic games with her god brother steph curry who is experiencing his first olympic games. so just a tough blow for can. but i've been told she is in great spirits and she is ready to start her rehab. all that's your look at sports.

everybody had a great time, i had a good time, nice to meet charles payne, it was fun.ve: folks can start watching on fox nation right now. chuck woolery, pleasure having you today and on fox nation. welcome to the family, sir. >> thank you, my pleasure. 17 before top of the hour, live look at wilmington, delaware, where hunter biden's federal gun trial will resume in 30 minutes, we have a live report. friday in summer and brandon lake will perform for all american summer concert series. he's been doing it for the last 43 minutes. ♪ ♪ what a friend we have. what a friend i have. what a friend we have. in jesus. what a friend. ♪ ♪ what a friend we have in jesus. oh, oh, oh. ♪ i still love to surf, snowboard, and, of course, skate. so, i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's extra strength, high absorption magnesium helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol, the brand i trust. sure, i'm a paid actor, and this is not a real company, but there is no way to fake how upwork can help your business. search talent all over the world with ove

[laughter] long story short, you didn't answer charles payne when he called in. >> we didn't but talkedcoming to eat with us. >> he's the only guy who dresses like that who i would take financial advice from. >> the other thing you cannot foxbusiness as john and i were going on, we had a collision. >> i've been told by producers look aroused and we need to go to commercial. this is really important. let's leave room for jesus. >> we don't have a whole group, we have a high-five. >> you because of the greatest. thank you for bringing this. it is father's day tomorrow so my alleged son is joining us next. ♪ news alert. i'm chanley painter in new york. we're following breaking news out of texas, where multiple people have been shot at a juneteenth festival in the city of round rock. the police is speaking. now let's listen live and began to fire. multiple victims were hit. officers who were on scene at that concert immediately responded, and they immediately began rendering aid to multiple victims. fire, who was also on scene at the event, immediately responded and also began rendering aid

[laughter] long story short, you didn't answer charles payne when he called in. >> we didn't but talkedming to eat with us. >> he's the only guy who dresses like that who i would take financial advice from. >> the other thing you cannot foxbusiness as john and i were going on, we had a collision. >> i've been told by producers look aroused and we need to go to commercial. this is really important. let's leave room for jesus. >> we don't have a whole group, we have a high-five. >> you because of the greatest. thank you for bringing this. it is father's day tomorrow so my alleged son is joining us next. ♪ before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare—ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare—ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing