charlie directly.f charlie, your lawyer is calling your mother a killer. and he picked up the shotgun. and he approached the jury very, very closely with it. and he was trying to make a point, a very passionate point. >> brandishing the murder weapon as a prop did not sit well with the judge. he told the prosecutor to calm down. >> we knew what he had done exactly what we wanted to do. we had totally taken him by surprise. >> after a week of testimony, the case went to the jury. out in the hallway, tv cameras dogged charlie's every move. he had been out on bond the entire time, but his freedom could be coming to an abrupt end. >> he knows his life is hanging in the balance. that's a tough thing for anybody to go through. >> but he had the unwavering support of team charlie. they all waited with charlie at deliberations began and spilled over into a second day and then another. >> every day we'd show up to court being, like, oh, is it going to happen today. everybody was super nervous. and charlie was,

charlie: no, they don't. a little bit off topic but i've been trying to get my head around this just all day. if trump wants to start this space force -- liz: president trump. charlie: if they beam him up to mars and he was on mars would donald trump be an illegal alien on mars? >> [laughter] liz: elsewhere around the nation , sinclair and tribune, charlie? charlie: think about that. that's like one of these like deep philosophical questions. liz: indeed, all right charlie: anyway we'll get back to that later. i read the lawsuit by the way. now here is it was pretty much we've been hearing this for weeks that tribune was likely to bail out of this deal following the fcc throwing cold water on it and basically putting this into the courts which would be a very up hill battle. i've also heard over this period of time there was some legal action. it was unclear whether tribune was going to sue sinclair, or sinclair might sue tribune for a breakup fee. we understand there's no breakup fee on this deal now. what's

ashley: yeah, i know that's two sides for every story charlie gasparino great stuff as always charliehank you very much. the closing bell is in about seven and a half minutes from now a little bit of selling into the close. we're up about 400 we're still up 376, not to be sniped at the reverse of yesterday in other words but today's rally is exactly how volatile the market sentiment is to come. how do investors basically navigate the choppy waters right now after the billion dollar closer will give us some help, after this. . . . . ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. ♪ ashley: closing bell will ring in just under four minutes. the market is losing some steam. two major chip names you knew to watch when they report earnings. nicole petallides on the new york stock e

charlie, i am going to start with you.stand perhaps what his rationale is here. >> let's give a little context, sorry, i have a little bit of a cold here. what his rationale his, over the last three or four months, elon musk has been in a massive, knock-down drag-out fight with shorts and certain reporters he believes are, kind of in bed with the shorts and promoting their line about tesla, namely, negative stories how brakes don't work and certain models are being delayed and just all -- look this up. his, the main sort of two, i guess targets of his ire has been jim chanos, famous short seller, man i know very well, annette lopez a business reporter. trish: yeah, sure. >> i am full disclosure, friend with both of them. trish: likewise myself. >> very high integrity. he has been in battle with both those folks and others over their negative coverage of tesla. generally when you face the negative coverage there is always talk about taking the company private, why is that? publicly-traded company. its stock will be going al

whatever happens next we know you'll get it first charlie. charlie: i'll try. ashley: you're doing a terrific job. charlie gasparino thanks so much appreciate it. let's check the dow 30, big pharma pfizer and merck holding gains along with travelers and the down day on wall street there is some green up there, walgreens, boots, verizon and 3 m, in the green the dow up 182 a lot better than it was this morning when it was down more than 300 points and a comeback, kind of. up next trade wars blamed for the days sell-off but could a trade war turn it all around? the mexican trade minister is in the nations capitol. edward lawrence will have the latest on finding a deal for a new nafta, that's next on countdown. >> on the next kennedy the president's war of words with former white house aid omarosa continues, how much nasty will it get? join me right here. .s. it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and

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first time of the show charlie, great to see you. >> i'm excited to see charlie.s doing great work with turning point. >> i want to get to the word corruption. it's amazing to me. what goes on in washington every single day. that's literally legalized corruption. they don't have shame about throwing the word around. >> that's because the focus is to try to damage president trump. that's where the mainstream media is focused. they focus on things like manaford and micheal cohen. neither of them are doing good things. they focus on this because they want to hurt president trump. people at home see it. as the wall street journal showed president trump's approval ratings are untouched. he didn't try to be someone else. they wanted economic opportunity. we have seen that under president trump. that's why despite numerous reporting on the few individuals it hasn't hurt him. >> what's going on is the system, the establishment. whatever word you want to use they can't bear the thought of this outsider who has come along and doesn't understand how it goes is being tripped

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that was charlie then. and this is charlie now. >> he decided once and for all to get healthy.ing point for to you do that? >> business for me was becoming toxic in my life the stress. at that moment i knew like everything in my life had to change. >> reporter: so last year, charlie quit the music industry, committed to getting healthy and set an ambitious goal to himself. >> you wrote a contract to yourself a little over a year ago, have you been sticking to that contract? >> i have. 100%. on that contract it says i want to be top 1% of athletes in the world. then i asked myself, what would be the most difficult feat to do as an athlete? i said, i'm going to complete an ironman. i'm going to do it in ten mon months. i dropped 125 pound. i f onnd i did a full ironman in new zealand. i was 2nd from last place, but i finished. >> reporter: but charlie didn't stop there. in april, he and his best friends scott cameron decided to ride tear bikes across the u.s., starting in santa monica, california, eventually ending their tour in new york city. this is no ordinary trip the pair is

charlie charli: definitely worg harder than being team captain. >> harris: he wants his kind of republican. that's what he said char >> he is having success and had success in a number of races. another thing going on going to prove to be very problematic for democrats is that the whole thing that we witnessed with the tea party, with the republican party, it was so incredibly disruptive. we had more progressive candidates win in several races last night. more success last night than we have had in the previous primaries. it's going to -- you're going to -- you are pressing the envelope to the left of what the rank and file democratic voters will support. and it will be very interesting to see whether or not those democrats succeed in those races where they have picked a far more left ward candidate than even the mainstream part of the democratic party would like. >> harris: you kind of are bringing up similar points about whether the people who those on the far left have chosen can win in november and whether those people who the president is backing can win. because, i mean, neither one

and charlie kirk will talk about and charlie kirk will talk about this week's most my name is jeff sheldon and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. judge jeanine: president trump continues to be a target in the mainstream media. take a listen to this one made about him after his thursday rally. >> there is no way that anyone who knows donald trump could watch him and not come away with a feeling that the president of the united states is completely unhinged and getting worse by the day. judge jeanine: that's just one of the most of outrageous things i have heard this week. joining me with more reaction

the protesters dumped a cup of water over charlie's head.hour. charlie said he believes the pole situation happened because maxine waters called on people to harass members of the trump administration. some folks on social media agree with that. just following maxine waters's advice, jane saying harassment is not peaceful protest. what kind of positive situation on this? >> it is unreal. >> >> >> he landed in hot water on it. these pictures show him at the georgia aquarium with his family but his comment section is flooded with angry comments from animal-rights activists. the outrage online. one poster and instagram saying a wild animal kept in captivity promoted by one of the most famous blue blue and instagram. share this and boycott his movies until we see campaigning to release these animals from the tanks. people calling for folks to boycott him over this was another person says celebrities can't take their kids to this aquarium. the rock did what millions do daily. i enjoy a good trip to the zoo or aquarium when i can go. jillian: some

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tonight charlie kirk is here. he is fired up, ready to respond. >>> move over, ocasio-cortez, the latest far left democrat on the move in florida. here is the thing. will voters go for it? we have details in fired up debate. >>> in california, democrat candidate pushing for free health care for border crossers. his republican opponent can't believe it. >>> cnn doubling down on a trump tower story slamming the president even though their anonymous source, lanny davis says it is fault. brent brozell is on it. thanks for watching, money, politics, we have a stories behind tomorrow's headlines. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ liz: let's get to your money. look at this, the dow closing the day slightly higher. nasdaq and s&p ending all-time highs again. tech giants, amazon, alphabet, apple still rallying. more on your money but first progress on trade zooming the market higher. it is day two of the talks between canada and the u.s. canada's foreign minister back at the bargaining table f

charlie, good to get your thoughts. charlie brown.ratly islands in the south china sea. the spratlys are a chain of islands which lie between vietnam and the philippines, with china to the far north. all three countries have claims on the spratly islands, but it is china that has been building on them. rupert wingfield—hayes joined a us navy surveillance flight over the islands, and sent us this report this is the chinese navy politely telling the us navy to go away. far out in the south china sea, we're approaching one of china's huge new island bases. it's very clear they do not want us here. for the crew aboard this us navy p8 surveillance plane, this is now a daily encounter. it's a routine occurrence for us on these flights. it happens throughout the flight, when they come over and then we just go back with our standard response. it really has no effect on any operations or anything we do. as we close to 12 nautical miles, we can now see the huge extent of china's development out here. so, what we're seeing on the screen here is

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all of a sudden antifa has charlie couric's entire itinerary, flanked by police. a little strange to me it happened that way. we need to get back to civility in our country, decent conversation without having to confront each other in the same ways. jillian: maxine waters did say -- he wasn't specifically talking charlie couric and candace owens but it is up for interpretation how people take that. >> she said cabinet members. jillian: she didn't say charlie couric and candace owens but what she said can be an interpretation by other people in the community. >> to say cabinet members or not is splitting hairs. i wish democrats would take more of jason's position, return to civility. americans will choose this november whether they want to live in maxine waters's america or donald trump's america. donald trump's america you can find a job, enjoy once in a lifetime tax relief, get pay raises like 3 million people just did, or maxine waters's america you can't go out and sit for a meal with friends and family. we really have to think in this country what is going to

and i will buy, and we bought some >> how often do you and charlie talk about it? >> we don't have to talk very often. if it's so close, we have to talk, every time it moves 1%, it isn't worth buying there should be a margin of error in our calculation so we never talk day-to-day or week to week on it, but i know that what's in mine and we're totally in sync, and we need a big enough discount, so we're buying it, and what we know is a price where the continuing shareholders are going to be better off, because we bought it we're running business for the people who are going to stay, not the ones who are going to leave. >> about a week and a half ago or just about a week ago, i spoke with brian cornell, the,{s:c}the, ceo at target. he said in his career he's never seen a better environment for the consumer, things seem to be firing on all cylinders. what do you see when it comes to the economy and what do you see when it comes to the consumer? >> the economy, really since the fall of 2009, has progressively gotten better but it started from a very low base it started

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is that a bit of a scandal, charlie? it shows the system doesn't work.ad about this thing, we are trying to make these targets but they don't have the time to do the other stuff that they have to do. the targets for payment, checking for cholesterol, you get to the point where there is some real stuff you need to talk about like the pain in your site, but they are too busy testing what pressures. the pain in your site, but they are too busy testing what pressuresm isa too busy testing what pressuresm is a broad brush to say that the syste m is a broad brush to say that the system doesn't work. that is a big statement. it does need reviewing, absolutely full stop or example, a person who died in 1969 remained on the list for az years. that is a lot of years and also a lot of money. what it doesn't make clear, perhaps because i've not read the whole article, just the bulk of it, is how these people are ending up on that list. obviously some people die and they are not taken off the list. there is an example of a gp with a fabricated patient called m mouse

charlie: he looked unhinged.ere was his opponent, barack obama, who spent very little time in the senate. he really believed he was the right guy for that job. and he had some massive blowups with people in the bush administration. hank paulson, he believed those people screwed him and cost him the election. i would hate to be on the other side of that conversation with john mccain thinks you are screwing with him. howie: if he was mad at you, he let you know it been other people in the room. as we seat glowing tributes and newspaper stories, he got good press. but if the press thought he did something wrong or was taking a conservative point of view and not taking on the gop establishment. there were a lot of stories, was he a hot-headed psycho and had the wounds really healed. charlie: very unfair. on record he was a very qualified man. in a short period of time this guy had the resume and he put in his time, not just in a prison camp. but putting his time in politics. i think he felt he got a bad shake out of

but obviously, that's not the dominant message today. >> charlie, one hopes that john mccain's life's work serves as a role model for other elected officials. in republican circles right now, as they look to other members of the party other elected officials, do you see any name, any person as someone who might step up and try to carry on as john mccain did as leader in the party? >> well, i'm keeping my eye on nebraska senator ben sasse. ben sasse has really stepped up in the last week, if you watch the things he's tweeted, the speech he gave on the floor of the senate about john mccain. the pointed challenge to his own political party. i don't want this to be a kiss of death but ben sasse seems to be someone who recognizes the void that john mccain has created. his death has created. >> i think we've got kelly o'donnell with us. we're going to have kelly in a moment. she's traveled with john mccain a lot and has a lot of personal references to him and the time they spent together. garrett, let's just talk a little bit about this conversation that we were just having about who steps

>> sandra: charlie? >> i don't think there's anything wrong investigate and all potential crimes, but it is amazing that there is no evidence that suggest that donald trump had anything to do with russia or any of the bad behavior russia did in trying to mess with our elections and, you know, break into dnc servers and all that kind of stuff. no evidence donald trump had anything to do anything with it, but we'd heard these calls for impeachment for two years and there is barely a peep about diane feinstein read just a quiet golf clap over the way she handled it. >> sandra: i have to tell you. in devin nunes' words were issued a statement to fox news on this, the refusal to give the trump campaign a defensive briefing, and american citizen, one of the alarming ways intelligence leaders drastically diverge from normal procedures in their trump campaign investigation. those normal procedures in the gaze of dianne feinstein, austan austan, was to provide a defensive briefing to her, and was able to terminat

liz: stay safe, charlie come back soon. >> thank you.ports coming in that iran on brink of some say revolution. guard reportedly firing on its own citizens, they want the deal. we bring in "wall street journal"'s james freeman who'll joininjoin is after the break, y there. >> we think that economic consequences are already felt in iran, currency going through the floor. there are press reports of the iranian elites getting assets, currency, gold and other out of the country as fast as they can. >> reports now coming in what is going on iran has taken a turn for worse, iran reportedly shooting at protesters, they are risking their lives, yelling death to dictator, iran now is on brink of economic collapse, possibly civil war. let's bring in author of new book, borrowed time, "wall street journal" editorial assistance editor james freeman. your take. >> hello, it is is amazing, trudge trump administration said it not pursuing regime change but it looks perhaps that people of iran are away back in 1979 this regime came to power amid a lot o

charlie gasparino is here and couple things, charlie, have you breaking news you just got, too.et's start with that. >> this stuff is breaking fast on the privatization plans or the plans to go private. not quite there yet. skid why is elon musk hiring all the bankers, right? it's morgan stanley, goldman sachs, it's silver lake, and why isn't the company retained a banker yet? one of the reasons i hear is that as of -- and this is time sensitive in the sense that as of yesterday, i could say, based on what my sources know, elon musk has not filed a formal proposal to bring the company private with the independent committee. why do i say as of yesterday? it is possible he might have snuck a note in today. five minutes ago. as of my latest reading, he has not, has not filed formally to bring this private. what does that mean? i don't know why it's taking him so long do that. he's got plenty of bankers, maybe now that he's morgan stanley and goldman sachs and silver lake, he's ready to hit the proposal. that's one of the reasons why tesla doesn't have a gun to its head, the company

what do you think about this one, charlie?, i think that donald trump is out there sort of cheerleading his team the best he can but to be sure, you know, if you take a look at that race, for example in ohio, that special election in ohio, it is by, all means, it is closer than it ought to be. i know that donald trump wants to see a red wave but, i think that it is probably, it would be wise for all republicans to pay close attention. a couple of things. one is, you know, this shouldn't even be contested at this point is the first problem. melissa: why is it? >> i think you have incredible enthusiasm by democrats right now. we have seen it in a lot of previous special elections. keep in mind special elections are special for a reason. they're not necessarily reflective of a larger trend. but this being the first off-year election after president trump won, historically speaking, this is, these are always very tough times for anybody, any incumbent party that controls the white house. melissa: yeah. >> still, you have democrats

been built that's still not the property of individuals it's in the hands of the state and emily charlie's parents were forcibly removed from their land in south africa's northwest province in the one nine hundred sixty s. she says she's worried the redistribution process is being rushed section twenty five of the constitution says if land is taken from the property owner compensation must be just and equitable the a.n.c. now plans to amend that to clarify when exposed it's going to happen without payment i really need to amend section going to five all even the constituency really are not that that's why. because we haven't done. the process of getting the suit sure picked assessment. i president cyril rather a poser with one or even elections next year knows he needs to act he's promised there will be no zimbabwe style london version and says the process of going be allowed to threaten the economy. the al-jazeera. syrian government forces have regained control of all of the land along the border with the israeli occupied golan heights isolate fighters gave up the last pocket of territory

charlie kirk, candace owens harassed, they were having breakfast in philadelphia. bad, we will get to that and greg gutfeld straight ahead. ♪ when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a pro. see what i did there? ♪ >> sean: earlier this morning friends of this program, charlie kirk and candace owens were brutally harassed by far left protesters. they were having breakfast at a philadelphia coffee shop. watch this. >> [inaudible] [crowd screaming] >> sean: turning point, charlie kirk and candace owens, both friends of the show. pam bondi, secretary nielsen, sarah sanders, melania trump, ivanka trump, a 12-year-old kid, barron trump, a 4-year-old granddaughter, chloe trump. the media talks about them because they say you suck -- you actually got physically assaulted. >> correct. water thrown on myself, they threw an

holiday and charlie gasparino. lee to you, things have stabilized in turkey without getting into the weeds here, the hope is we're over the worst, that's a bit premature. our strength is the strength, we are the default, money comes to us, what do you make of that? >> i think there is still concern and we're not sure exactly what is going to happen. by and large, though, i think americans aren't as concerned about this as, you know, the investment community very concerned. we've got to watch and see what's going to happen. the debt ratio, looking at this currency backed in u.s. dollars, and currencies are plummeting. it could have long-term impact, but also could be self-contained. it could go two ways, it's short-term right now, we don't really know and i think we're going to have to see how this plays out in the coming weeks. neil: interesting, i don't know whether we get progress whether this turkish president releases this, but i don't know what would happen if he suddenly did. we do know right now that it's no

james, it is charlie. good morning. james, it is charlie. good morning. would include myself in that, are coming back to the times when you add sir steve redgrave when in a boat together, the bar has been set high. whenever team gb get into a rowing boat now, we think they are going to win, do you think it was your generation that marker, do you think that haunts rowers now to a degree, or is that an incentive? that is a really good question, charlie. if the rowers themselves are looking at the rowers themselves are looking at the times they are doing on the rowing machine in the gym or on the water, they are far faster than my generation or steve's generation were, so they know they are better athletes. the one big change, and this is a good thing for british sport, if you remember back to atla nta sport, if you remember back to atlanta in 1986, we only won one gold medal at the olympics, and it was in rowing, so rowing event became a very high—profile live export, whereas you think in atlanta we had two guys come back with gold medals, steve redgrave an

fbns charlie gasparino will be listening and will have an update.of the paul manafort trial as the special counsel continues their case against president trump's former campaign manager. let's go to peter doocy in alexandria, virginia. hi, peter. >> paul manafort's bookkeeper has been on the stands most of the day. she testified that not only did she not know about any foreign accounts controlled by manafort that he's accounts in the u.s. were drying up. she was asked did there come a time in 2016 when mr. manafort had trouble paying his bills. she replied yes. so as the mueller team argues that manafort bank rolled a lavish lifestyle using accounts in cypress that were hidden from the irs, his booker said she never saw money that indicated that he had enough to cover expenses in the states. the special counsel says they still plan to call rick gates to testify by the end of next week. he's the star because he's the only one that can speak as to how and why manafort's business operated the way that they did. he flipped and agreed to cooperate with t

but i shouldn't say that but that's my my fading and out that was i stay in charlie because look. can you bring this this girl really. sweet. bring. thank you very much thank you. two years ago patrick had a stroke and then his young wife suffered the same fate jan is just thirty four and for the moment she can either speak no walk or despite everything she can still be seen as one of the lucky ones. husband kept his promise to be true to the good times and bad in sickness and in health. one of the. legs is ok but to do older one is not really is not good at the moment but. he will get better. thus this is the plan. we get marriage ten or fourteen years ago i did then i was thirty three fight. i was one hundred and twenty kilos. when. i was in big really big my face was right there and here i was right there. she was. a eighteen years old man it goes. they have to go to the bar because you have to have to eat. push what's going on. when h. . what you do today. and they really. write a book from charlie patrick in jane have two more children they're both grown up jen had one of the

charlie puth from the mercedes-benz stage.n concert tomorrow night at the greek theater here in los angeles. tomorrow, tracee ellis ross and dr. pimple popper will join us, that's right. with music from churches and later this week tom arnold, don cheadle, jerrod carmichael, zoe kravitz, plus music from death cab for cutie and blood orange featuring a$ap rocky. so please join us for all of that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight has an emmy in his pocket and is nominated for two more for two shows, "godless" on netflix and "the looming tower" on hulu. please welcome the most celebrated man in streaming, jeff daniels. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thanks for coming. >> celebrated man in streaming. i like that. >> jimmy: that's right. i hae i mean, it's no j.d. power award. >> no. no, it isn't. >> jimmy: the last time i saw you was a long time ago. in fact, we weren't here. we were in detroit doing our show in 2006. you lived -- you still live in michigan, right? and you came and did our show then. what's been going on

charlie talks about him of it and looked at the key characteristics.were reforming we really reinventing how we provide security clearance for betting starting with what are we trying to protect from and what are the key indicators trying to protect and who are we trying to protect and what does it look like, file, touch. once we identify that how do we get that information? we look at all the studies over the years as a fekete number one threat that someone who commits insider that or espionage is narcissism. that's 88% of the room i hear that. [laughter] the next one is machiavelli in which i'm smarter than he or she and third, it's a little bit social pathway. there's the people left in this room we include that. we do a good job in the government and i would say big private-sector folks do a job good job of electronic monitoring of moving data and how their printing and downloading but do you have a fix on the behavioral issues human we are not there is a country yet. were not there with the appetite they were going to monitor identify or evaluate

charlie gasparino in the chair as well.igh in here, he said $420 would be at the share he'd like to take it private. >> yeah, this is like one of the more bizarre trading days i've seen in a long time. liz: historic even. >> historic and biz art way this thing unfolded. i've been talking to the shorts, take it for what it's worth. they're getting crushed here. they're trying to call bs on the trading on this stock. here's the thing, they're going to say a story leaks in the ft that says something about saudi wealth fund may be buying between 3 and 5%, shares start spiking. might have been spiking before then and guess what? the ceo of the company announces that he's going private, and in between there you have an interesting run-up. now was that run-up based on the saudi arabian thing or based on someone might possibly be leaking that the saudis are getting in as they're going private. i am telling you these are the questions that the shorts are raising, probably going to raise it with regulators in the next couple days. th

>> a shoutout for charlie dent. we were friends, we are friends. we work closely together, bipartisanship lives in small places in the congress but on this thing trump is potent, he knows what his base is, he goes there all the time. if you want to get reelected and you're a republican you have to think carefully about if and when you want to offense him, no question. it will be interesting to see what happens in ohio tonight. conor lamb won in trump country in pennsylvania and if the democrat wins tonight or has a good shot to win in november, that's a good lesson because those are the two key states and i heard what john kasich said, you quoted him about offending white women in the suburbs. >> suburban women are an important swing vote tonight. >> no question and the child separation policy is driving them away so we'll see. >> we will hear what some trump voters think about that child separation policy. a fascinating panel. jane, i want to ask you about iran. some sanctions snapped back into place last night on iran after the united states left

charlie is about to break it.: dow jones industrials down 84 points and by the way, volume, very thin. 20% below the one-month average for trading. >>> it's been two and a half weeks since the always colorful tesla ceo elon musk tweeted that on your screen. he was considering taking tesla private at $420 a share. quote, funding secured. then the roller coaster began with the stock gyrating all over the place. some saying no way does he have funding secured, others saying no, we have been talking about this. well, guess what? charlie gasparino has broken news that they are pretty serious. talk about what you've got. then we will talk about all that's happening that involves saudi arabia. >> i'm not saying funding is secure. i'm not saying they are going to be able to do a deal at 420. i will be honest with you, i have been talking to investment bankers in and around this deal. they really hesitate whether this can be a 420 buyout as he said, privatization. but we do know he's bankering up, okay? he's banking up. he

i see charlie playing in the street with some other kids he wasn't. his appearance gave him away. but. chiles found his name is patrick and with irish roots his filipino mother didn't just tricks at the local bar. i look for jing and about . and then we talk you know and. then go back and come back and. and then we get married there in the philippines i just love her you know just love . the smile and she's funny funny you know and then she was very good very good face to face was good to you know but you know for me it was i was happy you know happy to be love again because i didn't love love for maybe two years or maybe three years. you know because my wife when he leaves me i just want to kill her. but i shouldn't say that but that's my my faith in and out that was my faith in charlie this life. can you bring this this really. sweet. bring him out thank you very much thank you. two years ago patrick had a stroke and then his young wife suffered the same fate jan is just thirty four and for the moment she can either speak no walk or despite everything though she can still be see

charlie said, what do you want to do?id i want to leave the black revolution against the democratic party. he said you are hired. [applause] not bad, the best. it's interesting to hear you say your video when viral in other countries. one thing i've noticed in the last few weeks is the extent to which the ideology of social justice and identity politics really has an international reach. when i watch brazilian news and i hear people speaking in this aim terms a lot of humanities professors in american colleges do. it's an observation more than anything, it's not clear to me how that particular way of inking has spread to the degree that it has. >> it is not organic, it is .uite strategic by george soros there is an ideology that everyone should familiarize this off with called postmodernism, but it is really cultural marxism. get started in 1970 philosopher in france, shock derriere. then it got introduced to the yale humanities department, almost every humor of -- every horrific idea starts ideal. it comes from this idea

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charlie, what do you make of what's going on in arizona right now? >> i think that's the most interesting result so far. the nut job caucus was defeated. you had two of the most bizarre candidates on the ballot, joe arpaio and kelly ward. both of them extreme, but also i would say generally repugnant candidates. had either of them been a tap-in, it would have been for the democrats to pick up that candidacy. >> how is the primary? >> that primary kind of degenerated into who is going to be a more reliable totey for donald trump and ironically in the state vacanted by jeff flake. >> here's what arpaio told kasie hunt about john mccain. let's listen. i'm going to bring you that, but he was asked if john mccain is a patriot and a hero, and arpaio said it's hard for him to answer because he never had a hero until several months ago when, after 75 years, he found his hero. i don't know if you know what he said, charlie, but he said donald trump is that hero. let's go to florida for a second and talk about that. ron desantos, another situation in which he

let's bring in charlie lee he's joining us now from san francisco about charlie, great to have you witheems like bit coin is in a purgatory in terms of trading. when do you think it can get up to its past highs of 20,000. >> it's hard to predict prices i've been in this for seven years. sometimes it comes back within 6 months or a year sometimes it takes three or four years. it's kind of hard to say >> what do you think price tells us about the crypto currency or the network in which its kbilt does it tell us anything about adoption, viability. when we look at the price of bit coin or any other crypto currency, what is that a measure of in your view. >> i think in terms of long term it tells us the success of crypto currency. short term it doesn't tell us month. this gives us so much adoption and bit coin it's all about speculation these days in the future. the price will reflect the success of crypto currencies >> the last time we spoke to you, you had recently sold all your crypto currency do you see this reprieve in price, the decline as a buying opportunity. >> for me i sold because