not, it is always about money. melissa: investors take a bite out of apple. the tech giant trading under $100 after the seven for one stock split. we have charlie gasparino and jo ling kent and monica met at that. what do you think, would you i buy this stock? >> i don't see what is different. this is cosmetic change. there is mo nor value added. that retail investor, that price tag is lower than buying at 700-dollar mark. melissa: they could fit into an index. isn't that what is some of the thinking? >> could be potentially added to the dow 30. it is more accessible. ahead of new gadgets coming out in the fall, iphone 6 or iwatch. this is good for retail investor if you want to get in. melissa: charlie, are you apple

guy? >> no. two years before lehman brothers blew up, they did a two for one split. melissa: this is why we keep charlie around. >> because i'm owed and i remember covering it. these changes are generally cosmetic. i, you know, it makes it easier for retail investor to get in. as we know retail investor is dumb money when they start pouring into the stock. >> that is not nice. >> that is absolutely true. absolutely true. when they plow into something that is not time to be in. melissa: another story charlie is on top of, family dollar adopting a poison pill after carl icahn revealed 9% stake on friday. he has been quiet since tweeting, right? >> he didn't tweet. the fox business network was on top of this. the minute it happened we were out there. we record his intentions to merge family dollar with dollar general. if you look at dollar general shares, we should show a chart, they're up tremendously, another 10% on top of that case.

this is not dumb money. okay. this is smart money. his intention is pretty simple. those two midlevel retail firms. he wants to merge them, put them together, economies of scale. stock goes up. melissa: is it family dollar general? >> that sounds pretty good. melissa: i was sort of making fun. >> i just know in cycles like this, when you start merging companies like this it is generally creates shareholder value when you can merge two like-minded companies and i hate to say this, lay off a lot of people and create economies of sale. melissa: monica, do you like family dollar general? >> i think main consumer for these companies are low income consumers. they have been slapped around in this economy. walmart is taking a bite out of both of these retailers. the idea to get cost efficiencies. maybe they get more economies of scale when buying from various suppliers. so again, think this merger makes a lot of sense and something that would help them both move forward. melissa: jo, what is your take?

>> i pretty much agree with what your take is. it is an opportunity. it may also reduce amount of competition for these type of retail stores, we know what could do to very price sensitive products. melissa: people get used to them, even when economy stays around. they are pretty happy with them. amazon taking on paypal. launching an online service letting users pay for third party services. jo, what do you think about this one? amazon is doing everything? >> they want to be the everything store. they're doing that now with payment services. we're expecting next week a 3d phone or some sort of a mobile device. jeff bezos is very much invested in amazon fitting into every aspect of your life. what is in question, is cybersecurity. and they have had a good record and paypal, how aggressive will they be. they're aggressive in the small business. melissa: why has paypal been able to be so dominant? who wants to take that on? >> they have a good service. melissa: doesn't seem that hard

to duplicate. >> when you have a good service, you have a brand, right? you know, they have a proven track record of security. when you put those three together. i will say this though, jeff bezos i think, i really like him. he is brilliant. done a lot of different things but at some point -- melissa: has a crazy laugh. >> i said this to jamie dimon once when the "london whale" happened. jamie, you're a great guy, you're a great ceo but you can't be everywhere and all times and run a bank that is run efficiently. you're just too big. melissa: you think jeff bezos is in the same seat trying to do many things. >> at some point, "washington post" and this and that. melissa: you think this is big date they are supposed to unveil. >> i don't know about the phone. my response to this story, what took so long. they have 240 million consumers. why give ebay, your competitor a piece of every single one of those sales? amazon has a brand awareness with the consumer. they feel safe with that product. i don't think this is a very big leap. it's a really good move.

melissa: but you do have to set that up kind of confidence. the thing about paypal they take the guesswork out of it. >> they have robots -- >> i'm just saying there comes a point where amazon is spread really too thin i think. but i'm not saying this is the point but if you're in the stock you have to watch these things. >> this aligns with 244 million users. opportunity for them to take advantage of convenience. melissa: okay. cleveland clinic ceo toby cosgrove withdrawing his name from the next secretary of department of veterans affairs this is out of the gate. this guy has been very honest and forthright everything he talked about. one of the first guys to come out say there would be layoffs at cleveland clinic as a result of obamacare. no question it would lead to higher costs. then i said he thinks 3/4 of people's insurance bills have gone up as a result of obamacare. most recently last week he said within the next 10 years, the government's going to be paying 75% of people's health care

bills. they were basically headed towards single-payer. he has gone out. he has so much credibility behind him as leader of cleveland clinic and gone out there said things that were very anti-the administration. they will put him in charge of the va. didn't make sense to me from the beginning. he is toon honest. >> if does if you realize how screwed the va it is, what a desperate situation it is. you need someone very high caliber at this guy even if he talks the talk. says something he didn't take the job. this is no dummy. melissa: i guess. melissa: he said this is extraordinary difficult decision but i decided to withdraw from consideration for the position and withdraw from due to cleveland clinic and i have with the organization? do you think he is too much of a truth teller and they couldn't handle it? >> i certainly see someone of his level going in and assessing what the job actually entails. maybe taking a step back, okay,

maybe what i have now is what i actually want? melissa: he has an enormous job as it is at cleveland clinic. monica, any thoughts on this one? >> i think that was some pr company saying heck no, putting nice colorful language behind it. the job here is really taking a government organization and turning it into a well-moving private sector organization. melissa: what a nightmare. >> what a thankless job that would be. melissa: he would have to. that would be the job you, would be -- seems like i'm impossible. it is like an impossible job you have a case of the mondays? google has you covered. the company rolling out a new alarm feature wake you up falling asleep or taking bus or train to work. i know a million people happen to. i drive myself. i haven't fallen asleep on way to work. any of you guys slept past your stop? >> definitely. >> no. melissa: never, charlie? >> never. melissa: you take the train to connecticut. >> i'm usually reading.

melissa: what do you think about this one, jo? >> i think i need it. it's a great idea. maximize the hours of sleep. whether you're on subway for ten minutes or an hour, why not. melissa: another clever way for google to track your movement. >> that is the real story here. melissa: where you're going. knows when you stop. >> this is marginal thing. oh, they got alarm on google thing. >> someone stealing your purse. unless they do that -- >> real utility here is in data mining, right? melissa: always. they always know what your exact commute is all the time. >> based on where you going, thanks, guys. the president is back with his pen and his phone. this time it is for the kids. obama is taking executive action right now on student debt impacting millions of people but who is going to foot the bill for this one? plus it is 5:00 somewhere. it is starting to feel a whole like friday with ben & jerry's latest ice cream, tequila marshmellows included.

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melissa: pilgrim's pride, go to nicole on floor of the new york stock exchange. see how investors are reacting to the news. nicole. >> look at stocks first of all, hillshire brand up 5.25 percent. ties soon foods and pilgrim's pried to the downside. down five and 6% respectively. this has been big news and big battle for makers of jimmy dean sausages and like. tyson raised bid. moved forward. pilgrim's pride steps back on this one, says, go ahead you can have them. goes for $63 a share. this is obviously a big deal today. right now you can see pilgrim's pride is down 6.7%. see what happens on pinnacle foods. that is the other part of the equation. we didn't mention it, hillshire was supposed to take over pinnacle foods. that is vlasic pickles. they had been higher at some point. i wonder if someone will be interested in them with another merger acquisition. this is moving faster and

furiously. tyson wins this one. melissa: without question. nicole, thank you. the big board turned negative, because i'm sure we were saying how close we're getting to 17,000. right now we moved into negative territory on the dow and s&p. the dow is down a little more than 7 points. better brace yourself. you could be on the hook for another billion doll bar bailout. president obama issue an executive order that would ease debt load of recent college grads. starting december 5th fifth, grad payments will be capped at 10% of their monthly earnings. which is probably zero. taxpayers everywhere wondering how much will this cost me? charlie and monica are back with us along with doug holtz-eakin, president of american action forum. doug, i let you kick it off. what does this mean to you? i'm sure a lot are heralding great news for students? >> sounds like a great thing to help the poor students, but if you think about two pieces of this, the benefits and costs i

think you have questions on both side. the administration can not tell what it will cost quite frankly. taxpayers will be on the hook for billions of more. can't gi number. what do you get for it? do you help distressed borrowers? no. there is no requirement that you have pay back the loan. you cut the payments. do you help people achieve and graduate. this is for people graduated. people gone as long ago as 2011. melissa: yeah. >> certainly if you listen to what they're saying look, these people have high interest costs. that means they can't get a mortgage. can't get a car loan. what we're saying we want to subsidize the borrowing of these people. if i told thaw we're going to have a policy took new college graduates who will make the most money, they're graduates and subsidize their mortgages and cars would you go for that? melissa: no. the only plus part of this i can see is we now have a $1.1 trillion problem with student debt. maybe by having them not pay off as much of it, it discourages more loans in the future.

you make it harder to borrow and tuition prices go down. >> they're not saying that. my producer, she quoted doug in their story, really good story at foxbusiness.com pointed out that this, is a problem that the federal government is already, has been bailing out students in debt for a long time. just ramping up. >> right. >> as you increase the bailouts, as you increase the forgiveness, guess what? they have not changed the other side, student loans are easy to get. melissa: yeah. >> if they're this easy to get, your college prices will undoubtedly keep going up. that is the real problem here, colleges, it costs 200 grand to go to nyu,. melissa: because there is so much money available. >> that is insane! melissa: it has gone up faster than anything else. inflation in tuition is outrageous and direct result of this money being available. julie what do you think? monica, i'm sorry. he said julie. >> julie too. >> i think this indicates a lack of financial literacy in

students as well as in many swaths of our population. i saw a staggering statistic. 52% of homeowners can't afford the house they live in. >> president bum dash. >> don't have to make it political. >> it is political. >> there is overhang when people in the economy -- >> this is political. this is why i say this about president obama. we have went through a mortgage crisis. why did housing prices go through the roof. melissa: government backed and subsidized made money available. >> why isn't our president, more importantly -- >> more importantly i want to agree with what charlie saying. what kind of student underwriting are we doing? none. give loan, besides quality of loan. melissa: it is handing out money this is crazy. >> we've redone subprime lending. melissa: thanks to all three of you. sorry, steve ballmer, buying a sports team is a thing of the past. billionaires on a spending spree. it could be coming to a neighborhood to you. who could be handing over heeps

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that will cost $30,000 to complete. not bad to give that whole thing a face-lift? what a deal. they're installing spikes from homeless people sleeping nearby. hundreds of angry londoners want the spikes to be removed. even the city's mayor is joining in on the debate and they are brutal and treat the homeless if they're pigeons. wealthier folks say the spikes are needed to insure public safety. what a downer. landing in brazil, robots are being deployed to keep the world cup ground in check. they will work with 170,000 security officers, roving around stadiums and removing suspicious objects with retractible arms. they are the size of a suitcase and better known for their work in the battlefield of iraq and afghanistan. wow, very cool. the attack of the 10-figure titans in your city could be on the auction block. billionaires like michael

bloomberg and jeff bezos have enough cash to turn the country into their own personal monopoly boards. that includes buying up every house in your precious hometown. here to introduce to you your new overlords, liz macdonald and scott martin of united advisors, also he is a fox news contributor. they took billionaires and their fortunes and matched them with the town where they could buy up every single home. for example, the walton family could acquire all of seattle. how do you think fox -- folks in seattle have the walmart as their overlord. >> they could buy up all the buildings in d.c. i don't know how that would go over. the joke was billionaire mike bloomberg became mayor, the joke was basically because he is nanny state kind of guy he would outlaw new york city marathons or taking the stairs and not riding the elevator mandatory.

would make the new york city marathon mandatory and would outlaw elevators and taking stairs mandatory. melissa: we're seeing that michael bloomberg, he could buy up everything in anaheim, california that would be interesting. scott, do you think he would fit well in anaheim? i don't know about that? >> i think people would get tired of him. to emac's point you have to be worry what you wish for. everybody has miff with local municipality and local government. you have a risk of a tyrant running town and takeover. by the way, mark zuckerberg did some of this. he bought five parcels of property near his home in palo alto to control the neighborhood. by the way he is trying to keep in mind of who they want the market the properties too and so forth. to emac's point you may not get what you wish for and may be wrong kind of overlords. melissa: real threat. look at larry page of google he could buy all of boca raton, florida. that is hotbed for rich senior

citizens. finally market google glass. there could be google bifolk calls. there could be -- >> ries and reward. melissa: emac what do you think. >> this is way to look at billionaire wealth, how much real estate they could have. melissa: yeah. >> they, bill gates could buy boston. melissa: that's right. they have ralph lauren, worcester and not very preppie. "star wars" creator george lucas. homestead, florida. florida loves a theme park. george lucas comes up with a pretty great theme park for them in home, stead florida. scotty markets what do you think? who stuck out for you? >> zuckerberg and take the guy out of california and to an area with average temperatures below 20 in the winter. the theme is this, ceo's love control and love spending money. i wouldn't worry too much going to cold areas. watch out for hot area in the country.

melissa: power aide on bit of a power trip. gatorade took a stop at power aid's spokesman lebron james. the person cramping wasn't our client. our athletes can take the heat. pow now power ade is striking back following lebron's stellar performance in game 2. there is strength in silence. best response is made on the court. who is winning salty beverage war? >> gattrade. they were out in front getting tweets, saying dehydration because he wasn't drinking gatorade. i've seen lebron james drink gatorade. so i'm not buying it. melissa: scotty what do you think. >> i've seen him with a gatorade. whether that is fake and power ade is in there, who knows. melissa: not for mark connect. >> guess what, none of these sports drinks are really that great for you. if you look at ingredients, loaded with sodas, sugar, additives. best thing is water.

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than a or b and b. dropbox. pinterest. i know people that have used it and like it versus a or b and b. that kind of tech like evaluation. it does not really validate that. there is too much. you know, municipalities will crack down these guys. they will not let them run free and clear. what happens when some of these other competitors catch up. there is more of those late companies out there. >> yes. huber has lived coming in and nipping at its heels.

they are basically working for free. it seems like the space is getting pretty crazy. >> it is a little less expensive. it is more of a social plate. uber is more of a chauffeured service.e paying. getting more of an experience. >> definitely. i love checking out these different companies. >> too much in control than some of these bubble type evaluations. disrupting a very old industry. it is very fair.

>> they are bringing convenience and sufficiency that was not in the market before. i think even if they were to list on the market, we will taper that. competition catches up. >> okay. thanks. coffee prices are brewing higher. everyone is jumping on this bandwagon. >> i do not think it is an issue because of the commodity price. they look at the price of coffee, it has stalled out. around 165 a pound right now. i think it may be a prime level here. i think starbucks is a better route to go as far as trade.

higher than what we are right now. longer-term options. it is a way to play coffee. >> thank you so much. karl icahn firing back after family dollar. a stake in the dollar chain store. the poison pill is an example. the big gamble on detroit's casinos. how the motor city wants poker players. some are saying this one is one that will not pay off.

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the 12 detroit is making a big gamble on its casinos. gaming revenues are flipping. adam shapiro is here. you have been all over this story. betting big on casino revenue, basically. >> yes. people are not gambling like they used to. they are relying on a great deal of money.

already, revenue is down 4.75%. >> why worry about tomorrow what you can do it today. >> look at the wealth across the world. it will not fix detroit's problem. they should sell big parts of detroit, seller to private enterprise. that is really the key to detroit's turnaround. melissa: they should cut on retired people that want to live in a huge community.

>> right. he really needs to care about this? when government does not manage the restructuring effectively, going into bankruptcy a second time will be very damaging for people that live in that city. >> what jonathan said, people would go to detroit the way they would go to las vegas. it is not a tourist destination. the majority of people go to vegas to eat on the strip and go shopping. they no longer go to gamble. >> eight could be a productivity mecca. if you get some economic freedom. get rid of the taxes and

regulations. >> aren't they try to do a bit of empowerment? >> sometime mid-june. melissa: a hedge fund manager who said 20 to help detroit. now the goats are getting the boot. the animals violated the cities zoning. it seems like a genius idea. now they are taking the goats out. [laughter] >> they get signed $5000 for each goats. melissa: there you go. >> the hedge fund behind this has invested interest.

melissa: we would take 30 goats to do that. what do you think? >> these are not just dilapidated buildings. they are abandoned buildings. it belongs to nobody. they have every right to go set up shop. just one of the kind of new ideas that could really turn detroit around. government regulation steps in the way. >> two words. grazing rights. >> there you go. very clever. we are going to breaking news now. netflix shareholders have voted down a plan to split the chairman and ceo position.

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melissa: joining us now is liz claman. what do you have for us? the dow just turned positive.

liz: the s&p is looking red, green, red, green. a record tonight. the triple crown did not happen. that does not mean that dollars have stopped for victor espinoza. the jockey of california chrome. he is coming on. he says it is not. we could ask him what he thought of that. he has been supported by a lot of fans. some say he could have made some tactical errors. what is life like after the almost triple crown.

melissa: anyone with a piece of twitter is taking money today. the stock is searching. investors are getting excited over new partnership. the stock is jumping about 2% right now. the cofounder has more than 22 but in shares. definitely something to tweet about their. still worth a whole lot of money. missing out on the triple crown. he did not even make the top of the track. they will still be netting nearly 500 times more. a lot of money. this man out in the suburbs of

portland who lives in a boeing 72746 months of every year. he bought it for $100,000. do not forget the kitchen. now he is looking to do it all over again. all right. it is time for time with spare change. getting a little modification. take a look at this one. you see it is not a phone at all. joining the shown now is andrea gerber. we cannot show it to you. they just had not finished building the phone. this was a way to promote it

without actually having the product. >> advertisers spend their entire lifetime trying to figure out these words and emotional connections. it is not just background noise for people. it really pulls people in. hooking them into look at it. you are expecting it to be something amazing. melissa: is it good for amazon? >> great for them. everyone is talking about it. melissa: debuting the margarita lime flavor. only four samples are available. tequila marshmallow swirl. to me, that sounds disgusting. >> this is brilliant on three

levels. they are giving experimental aren't getting to the people. that is how you really create a customer. let's hope that everyone loves it. one of the interesting parts of this was they will cut people off. melissa: to me it sounds like all the calories. there is no buzz involved. [laughter] melissa: whatever. what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. sin city is adding to a clinic to help out with hangover recovery. this is the funny. is this good marketing?

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new research suggests that using your middle initial makes you seem smarter to other people which explains why we trusted samuel l. jackson to get those mother bleeping snakes off that mother bleeping plane. you know what i mean. scott martin and jonathan hoenig are back with us as well. scott, what do you think? we have got booker t. washington, john f. kennedy, l.l. cool j, makes them all seem smarter, right? [laughter] >> i love all of 'em and, listen, i think it does bring up some things in an academic setting, of course, melissa. but you know what? let's not just stop with the initial, how about jonathan al wish shus hoenig? scott david martin? who's going to get the chicks? probably jonathan. >> wait, scott, what about missy instead of melissa? melissa: come on, that's fighting words. you're never coming back on this show, my friend. i don't like that one bit. >> the point is to scott's point, what your name is and what you choose to call yourself says a lot about who you are,

missy, and especially in -- melissa: now you're -- you're done. jonathan, you're done. u.s. ambassador to switzerland opted to take her oath of office on kindle instead of on the bible or the constitution. it is a great use of technology, you've got to wonder, though, did she get sworn in on the hunger games or the 50 shades of grey? scott, what do you think? [laughter] >> listen, i have a very close relationship to my devices, so much so that i probably should stop there. [laughter] but, you know, are these things really taking over as much as they are here? this is crazy. why do we have to throw out things like the bible, the constitution to get this done? come on, there's got to be some nature left in this, and let's use the real thing and not these devices. melissa: jonathan, don't you dare call me missy. go ahead. >> today the kindle is the real thing, and more and more people, especially young people, don't have much experience with books. i think it really represents exactly what america's about; innovation -- >> oh, come on! melissa: i don't know.

she may have gotten sworn in on an issue of cosmo, we'll never know. the resort is looking for someone to be it full-time tester. an employee will rake in over $30,000 testing rides, making philosophy majors everywhere wish they'd taken those childhood swimming lessons a little more seriously. scotty, what do you think? could you hack this job? >> i think splash world is missing, let's say, something on this -- melissa: oh! >> i know like 20 kids who would do this either for half the money or, guess what? for free. i hope they practically knock this kid out, make him dress up in a bear suit, make him earn that 33k. a: jonathan, it sounds like lot of fun. can you imagine getting paid for this? >> a lot of fun and also great pub lis my for the -- publicity for the company. it reminds me of the wienermobile which oscar mayer, great exposure. melissa: we've got to go. i hope you're making money today. don't miss tomorrow, we're going to

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