payne looked elsewhere.matter of strengthening his hips, his quadriceps, hamstring to pes disperse the lode more evenly. >> payne is a former division 2 hoops coach who took basketball knowledge plus a deep dive into biomechanics and neuroscience becoming a self-taught mad scientist of hoops. >> we're grating how acrate you are, how many missed assignments do you have? >> the gym has bells, whistles and voices from the ceiling. >> there you go. >> accelerate is hoops and data factory, trying possible to whatever happens. >> we have to put you in a game situation. >> the curry/payne partnership has created tremendous results. >> there's no complacency ever. we still try to find different things to fine-tune. he challenges me. looking back, very pivotal moment in my basketball career, for sure. >> payne and his staff painstakingly review every second that curry plays, and drills are done to mirror actual games. >> the exact same spot on the court. top, one, two, when you come to the game, it's -- you cup right

kate rogers talked to one who is trying to navate the growing ♪ ♪ sandra payne said she held out forpossible before raising prices and the president of denver concrete vibrator whichqu makesment for infrastructure project had no choice. a price hike was necessary when tariffs hit her vendors making pr aes volatil increasing costs. >> we waited a long time to increase prices ande finally did and had a small increase recently andll that s won't cover what we expect in the coming months or years. >> sheo hasn't had cut any of her staff and hopes she never has to, but acknowledges mar bns wi squeezed. more than one-third of small business owners have awarded significant impaxsa a result of change wes mexico or canada to resolve the ongoing trade dispute and they're hurting businesses and consumers alike. payne says she's bracing for moty price instabind a recent notice from one of her vendors says prices and availability of medals are set to change daily making it a challenge. >> in many cases it's increased by % or 12% and we've been warned by some of our vendors that it will beeeg 20 o

. $1,600. [ beep ] who is becky sharp-payne? sharp-payne? [ grunts ] brendan.occasion, $2,000. brendan. - what is the burj khalifa? - good. around the body, $800. brendan. what are the coronary arteries? - that's it. - arty facts for $1,200. - steven. - who is rivera? - yeah. - rise to the occasion, $800. brendan. what is "you've got mail"? no. allison. what is "sleepless in seattle"? that's it. if they married... $1,200. allison. what is tara lipinski-krasinksi? - that's it. - american history for $800. brendan. - what is the gadsden trail? - no. allison or steven? [ beep ] what is the santa fe trail? back to you, allison. uh...american history for $400. - allison. - what is the lincoln memorial? yes. less than a minute now. tough little crossword clues for $800. - allison. - what is "obi"? - good. - arty facts, $400. brendan. - who is georgia o'keeffe? - she's the one. around the body for $400. - brendan. - what is the uterus? - that's it. - rise to the occasion, $400. - brendan. - what is the sears tower? sears tower or willis tower, yes. and now the last cl

in the darkness hours of the revolution, thomas payne wrote, the times have found us and today they have found us again. we do not place ourselves into a gory of greatness of our founders but we do place ourselves in the urgency that we face in securing the democracy that they established. this isn't about politics. it isn't about partisanship. democrats versus republicans, no. it's about patriotism. it's about the sank thatty of the constitution, and it's about the future of our nation. we will go -- we will go where the facts lead us. we will insist on the truth. we will build on an ironclad case to act. because in the united states of america, no one is above the law, not even the president of the united states. and president trump will be held accountable for his actions. in the congress, in the court, and in the court of public opinion, we will defend our democracy. and we will do so, and we will do so honoring another guidance from our founders, e plur bis unum, for anyone who could not possibly imagine how many we would be or how different we would be from each other, but they kne

spending buddy charles payne, we're up 46 points on the dow. a lot of this, back and forth, lighter volume on idea they want to see proof progress is being made in japan on these talks. we'll see. charles payne, to. >> all i need is a bigger version. thanks a lot. a large majority of stocks are actually higher today but there remains cautious tone to trading. investors awaiting this meeting between president trump and xi. there is word today progress is being made. we'll explain all of that. the dow would be significantly higher but held back by boeing after a new software problem has been found in the boeing 737 max. we'll have full explanation for you later. plus -- >> when you have got an economy that does great for those with money, that isn't great for everyone else, that is corruption, pure and simple. charles: big business and rich people taking more heat than donald trump. only thing all presidential contenders agreed on, that big profits and success are bad for america. bernie sanders on deck tonight. we have a feeling it will get wors

payne: mr. speaker, i rise today to discuss the importance of hurricane and disaster preparedness. this month of june marks the start of hurricane season. each year there are around 12 named storms. six of them are hurricanes. three of these are major hurricanes. even as far as my district in new jersey, hurricanes and other tropical weather events can be disrupt -- destructive. >> the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the ouse will be in order. mr. payne: even as far as my district in new jersey, hurricanes and other tropical weather events can be destructive. superstorm sandy hit new jersey in 2012 and we are still feeling the effects. with the hurricane season upon us, it is important to remind our constituents to be prepared. every family should know whether they are in an area that has the potential to be affected by a hurricane. every family should have an evacuation plan, as well as a plan for sheltering in place. every family should keep a list of important phone numbers and keep vital records, documents safe and with them. and most importantly, every family s

going back to mike payne, of the halifax conservative association.o not know exactly, but some people say that is it really right that the next prime minister of the united kingdom has chosen by such a small group of people? we are not necessarilyjust choosing the prime minister, we are choosing the prime minister, we are choosing the prime minister, we are choosing the leader of the conservative party. who, at the moment happens to be the prime minister. we are voting to choose a leader of the party and as such, has to address a lot of issues that are needing to be addressed. but you made it clear that it is all about brexit, surely whoever is going to be prime minister needs to have a whole range of policies on lots of other issues apart from brexit. absolutely, and brexit is the primary issue but there are lots of other things as well that do have to be addressed. i must admit, i'm not too keen on the candidates saying what they would do in terms of future policy. as i see it, there are no real new initiatives other than the initiatives that we ar

at the birth of our drox, amid war and revolution, thomas payne said, the times have found us. we are here today because the times have found us. while we do not place ourselves in the same category of greatness as our founders, we do recognize the urgency of the threat to our nation we face today. this body has a solemn duty, mr. speaker, a solemn duty to protect and defend our democracy, honoring the oath we take, and the constitution that is the foundation of our freedom. that constitution which begins with our beautiful preamble, we, the people. immediately following those words of the preamble is article 1, establishing a congress in which, quote, all legislative powers herein granted are vested. the founders conferred upon the first branch, responsibilities that are sweeping in scope. we set an agenda, we hold the power of the purse, we write the laws, laws that all of us are bound by, including the president of the united states and those who surround him. fundamental to those responsibilities is oversight of the executive branch and all of the areas essential to the wel

hallie jackson, msnbc political analyst peter baker and msnbc political analyst rick tyler and joel payne, an advisor and director from the hillary clinton 2016 campaign. set the stage in florida. that was raucous, it was old time music, at least seven hits against hillary clinton. and the witch hunt cries, but what's -- how does he sustain this? there were no new ideas. >> reporter: well, that's the question, andrea. i'll be honest with you, watching the rally i felt like i was in 2016 covering then candidate president trump. the difference the presidential seal on the podium. and the conclusion of the mueller report, neither of which had happened in 2016. but yeah, this was the free bird of rallies. the greatest hits, the president going after familiar faces, including hillary clinton. you mentioned he went after her seven times at least before ever mentioning anybody who actually is running come 2020. why is he doing this? it's pretty clear, andrea. the president is making the bet in order to have success in 2020 he's got to get his base in essence supercharged. get them fired up, get

one of those confirmed missing is academic dr richard payne from the university of york.oran, a hugely experienced mountaineer. yeah, well, i'm still holding out hope, as people can go missing in the himalayas for a week. you can get trapped, and then might have to dig a snow hole and survive for several days. but the monsoon is moving in now, which is very heavy rain in the indian lowlands, and then it's dumping fresh amounts of snow and bad weather in the mountains. we are worried that there is an avalanche involved. the search mission, abandoned due to bad weather, will start again tomorrow. angus crawford, bbc news. the university of york have put out a statement this morning saying... "we can confirm that one of our lecturers, dr richard payne, "travelled to the himalayas on holiday and we remain extremely "concerned for his safety." the family of the expedition leader, martin moran, have issued a statement this afternoon. they say... "we have been informed that an air search by helicopter has revealed "the scale of the avalanche, but no sign of the climbers, "their

charles payne is with us, the host of "making money" on the fox business network.ower rates on wednesday afternoon? >> no, i don't. but i think this is a brand new fed. the powell fed i think is ushering a new era where they are going to start to cut rates long before there's any signs of recession. stuart: that would be very stock market friendly. >> it would be. think about what's happened just in the last two weeks in this market rally, this rebound. vice chairman clarida making certain comments about unconventional tools being conventional. powell followed that up and the new york fed president williams follows that up. i think we are entering an era because listen to powell's speeches. he takes amazing credit and pride in the fact that the federal reserve saved our economy. i sincerely believe under his watch, he's determined not to have another recession. stuart: you are going to read into the language what they are going to do in the future. that's more important than whether they cut rates? >> absolutely. absolutely. speeches, you know, they give them, you

representative payne for 5 minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i too want to express condolences to the family and friends who suffered from this tragic event but captain carrie, based on your experiences, what if any improvements can be made by the process that faa is used to require what pilot training is required on new aircraft? >> well, i'd like the administration to look into future designs, for example, the boeing 777 900 will be in production in near future. i would like to see pilot involvement just like in the navy, where the crews are developed in the development of the airplane, they shift, i think that we have the subject matter experts at american airlines management aviation side and aviation side of the la pilots association to put significant input in modern jet aircraft. i believe that any of our pilots would have seen the mcast system early on, that it would not have slipped through the cracks and not have entered service without robust training. >> thank you. >> and -- and that doesn't happen at this point now? >> no, sir.

if you look at it through the lens of the political consequences, we are abandoning what thomas paynemplore us to do which is every benefit of freedom and suffer the fatigue. >> our guest, former republican member of congress, david jolly, thank you as always. >> good to be with you. >> as trump continues to praise kim jong-un a new book dives into the life of this young sociopath. the author of the new book is with us here tonight when we continue. >>> it is a nice letter, unexpected and some day you will see what's in the that letter. maybe 100 years from now or two weeks. it was a nice letter. it was a warm and nice letter, i appreciate it. >> the president speaking in glowing terms about a letter he received from the north korean leader, kim jong-un. kim is a rather ruthless fellow who exiles and murders his members. the author of the book describes "kim rules this way." he injected a new dose of terror in society ensuring everyone lives under fear. we are so happy to have ana fifield with us tonight. >> what wording is he putting in the letter to get the response from the u.s. pr

i'm charles payne. this is "making money." stocks higher ahead of the meeting we've been talking about all week. we're just hours away, presidents trump and xi will sit down. we'll have latest from japan coming right up. federal reserve, could they given a lot of fodder for bernie sanders's socialist message on the day bite stage. it was instead overshadowed by this showdown. >> i was part of the second class to integrate berkeley, california public schools almost two decades after brown v. board of education. >> because your city council made that decision. it was local decision. >> federal government must step in. that is why we have the voting rights act and the civil rights act. charles: i will go in depth in a moment with my own personal version of that. all that and so much more, this is a big "making money". ♪ charles: folks, this is the moment we've been waiting for, president's trump and xi will finally meet face-to-face to try to restart trade negotiations at the g20 summit. edward lawrence is live in osaka with all

thomas payne was this at the founding of the country. >> stephen: thomas payne said give everybody $1,000luther king was fighting for this and called it a guaranteed minimum income. that's what he was fighting for when killed in 1968. >> stephen: where does the money come from? >> who are the big winners in this economy? amazon, a trillion-dollar feck company that paid zero in taxes last year. that's regular for them. if you put a mechanism in place where the american people get a tiny slice of every amazon sale, google search, uber mile, then we can pay for a $1,000 dividend for the american people particularly because it will come through our hands and we would spend it. >> stephen: you started a pilot program giving $1,000 to families in iowa and new hampshire. no significance at all to those. ( cheers and applause ) you've got two votes definitely. how are they using it so far, these people? >> they're using it on exactly what you would expect, on their daughters' college loans, unexpected car repairs, the person in iowa moved back home to care for his ailing mother, so it's going to

happy father's day to you and to my father joel payne senior, as well. it's father's day.young man talking about his child and this is their first interaction. >> and a doll. >> with police. and that is the life, that's the life lesson that that child is being taught is that in that moment, that police officer was trying to hurt her and to hurt her parents. that's unacceptable. >> shermichael, isn't this something that should be a bipartisan concern? because no one knows when you have a policeman going off like that or when you have situations of race counsel violence. no one stops and asks a black or a latino whether they're republican or democrat. anyone could be victimized like this. >> no, you're right. and i have no expectation that the republican party is going to do anything about this. and as an african-american, i don't have a lot of hope that white people in general would do anything about this. watching that video pisss me off. i've got to tell you there's this karkzrization that black men we aren't there for our kids, can our wives, girlfriends and there you ha

if you look at it through the lens of the political consequences, we are abandoning what thomas payneore us to do which is every benefit of freedom and suffer the fatigue. >> our guest, former republican member of congress, david jolly, thank you as always. >> good to be with you. >> as trump continues to praise kim jong-un a new book dives into the life of this young sociopath. the author of the new book is with us here tonight when we continue. with us here tonight when we continue here are even more reasons to join t-mobile. 1. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a

neil: i would think charles payne. he has money to burn.he or gaspo, the other charlie? the other charlie would do this. gaspo is cheap. >> my money is on charles payne. neil: that would be a big deal. deirdre, thank you very, very much. before i toss it to my big spending buddy charles payne, we're up 46 points on the dow. a lot of this, back and forth, lighter volume on idea they want to see proof progress is being made in japan on these talks. we'll see. charles payne, to. >> all i need is a bigger version. thanks a lot. a large majority of stocks are actually higher today but there remains cautious tone to trading. investors awaiting this meeting between president trump and xi. there is word today progress is being made. we'll explain all of that. the dow would be significantly higher but held back by boeing after a new software problem has been found in the boeing 737 max. we'll have full explanation for you later. plus -- >> when you have got an economy that does great for those with

i'm charles payne. this is "making money." been talking about all week. we're just hours away, presidents trump and xi will sit down. we'll have latest from japan coming right up. federal reserve, could they given a lot of fodder for bernie sanders's socialist message on the day bite stage. it was instead overshadowed by this showdown. >> i was part of the second

charles payne, to take you through the next busy hour. charles: good afternoon. i'm charles payne. this is making money. stocks are grinding sideways, with record new high territory. markets are on a tear with three straight weeks of gains. a tear for the whole year. next potential catalyst could happen on friday. investors waiting highly anticipated meeting between presidents trump and xi later this week. we'll have look at potential outcomes. tensions escalate between the two countries but trump also said he is willing to talk with iran with no preconditions. we'll go live to the white house coming up. >>> the socialists are at it again. senator bernie sanders unveiling his plan to eliminate student debt. $1.6 trillion, all of it gone. we'll have the details on utopian plan. that much more on making money. ♪ charles: the white house slapping new sanctions on iran amid a deepening standoff with the islamic republic. blake burman at the white house with more. blake. reporter: president trump dialing up the sanctions against iran to the highest of levels. the president signing an ex

charles: i am charles payne in for maria bartiroma.p plans a military strike on iran but abruptly calls about. iranian state television showing what it calls retrieved sections of that downed military drill. oil prices extending yesterday's run higher us iranian tensions. goals pulling back after hitting the highest level since 2013. futures slightly lower but we had a record run yesterday. the market hit the s&p 500 surging to a record high after the future rate cuts while holding rates steady. st. louis fed president said a rate cut was warranted due to concerns of week inflation and growth. in europe, sort of mixed ftse and cac up. overnight the nikkei was the hardest hit following week manufacturing data out of japan. we are following breaking news, philadelphia watched by massive fire and explosions at a gas refinery. wall street's historic highs, market closing solidly, the s&p 500 setting an all-time record, gains amid signs the federal reserve moving toward an interest rate cut. joining me, tim mahoney. what do you make first o

charles payne was on and said that is very important.et, but not aware of talks with them before the g20. so are those talks happening? >> i think it's safe to say now that the meeting has been formally announced and decided on, the two sides at this level will have some talks. it's not unusual for us to communicate, by the way, at lower levels, whether the principles are hot or cold. so i am sure that he and his group will be in touch with the chinese people. i am quite certain of that. >> sandra: got it. what about that optimism in the stock market? is it worth it? >> well, i don't want to judge. all i will say is that i think a lot of investors think it's a good thing. talk is better than no talk. there are other things going on in the market. the economy is still pretty good. interest rate seem to be coming down. the china trade of is a key topic. so it's a lot. i guess folks want to keep hope alive. if i could just put in one plug for another trade deal, usmca, canada, mexico, u.s., that is a terrific trade deal, helping throughout

i only listen to charles payne and go the other way. charles: 800,000 would take us back to something only i think reagan did. neil: tell me about it. charles: talk about a headline? >> i'm just trying to shock you. charles: you did, thank you very much. i'm charles payne this is making money. we have a lot breaking including the market. the stock is are higher. the bias shifted back to the upside ahead of the all-important jobs report due out tomorrow. some feel last three days are too exexuberant. i have the real message of this week's strong rebound. tell you coming up. honoring and remembering heroes who fought and fell in normandy on today, 75 years ago d-day. >> veterans of the second world war, who join us today, you're among the very greatest americans who will ever live. charles: trump also talking tough on trade doles with mexico and china, are still up in the air. as arrests at southern border skyrocketing the immigration crisis dens. we have all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: president trump doubling dow

charles: i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking know a whole lot of stuff. drum beats of warsaw. a kind of confusing powell press conference. president trump doubling down that iran made a very big mistake after shooting down a u.s. naval drone over international waters. tensions rising for weeks, have schiffed to a different level as noted by a tweet from senator lindsey graham and only thing iran and every other thuggish regime understands is strength and pain. cut in, listen to nancy pelosi and justin trudeau. >> we were recently together in normandy. we had a delegation of nearly 60 house members and like noah's ark to normandy to pay tribute to our veterans. we were proud to join the prime minister there at juno beach to pay tribute to the contribution at that canada made to that historic normanly invasion. i wish you could have been there, to hear the prime minister speak so beautifully in english and in french about our veterans, all of our veterans in that instance we were paying tribute to canada as well as other nations. we had a lively discussion

market watcher ryan payne, president of payne capital management, with me now.ited deal. they import a ton of stuff from us, maybe we lay off the tariffs while we keep talking about the other big ticket items. what do you think? >> i think you are very prophetic today. i think that's probably reasonable to see it happening. i think at some point they have to come to a deal and the g20 summit would be a good place to lay some groundwork. you are absolutely right. stuart: if they come out smiling, hand shakes, here's the camera, big smiles all round, even a very limited deal, is that still good for the market? >> i think so, because the market likes certainty, right. right now we have uncertainty and the market doesn't like uncertainty. i would argue we are probably pricing in bad news right now. everyone is very jit tery about what the market means right now. stuart: why? we have had six days of straight up and now it's the seventh day. now we are up again. >> sure. we just came off a little bit of a selloff. we're not quite back to the highs yet. when you start

charles payne is the host of "making money." can he just get rid of him?what i've read, he cannot, but typically, when people get that job, they want to stay in the position longer than four years. he doesn't have to renominate him if president trump is reelected. he understands he is under a lot of pressure. he's under the pressure of what he wants the economy to do under his watch. i'm going to tell you something. jerome powell, he takes great pride in the notion that it was the federal reserve that saved our economy during the great recession, and i'm convinced that he does not want us to dip even slightly into a recession under his watch. so he has got some serious injuries. by the way, his counterparts around the world, they are doing the same thing that president trump wants powell to do for their economy. president trump sees that it is patriotic, he wonders why he will not do the same thing. >> trace: he says we are competing against other parts of the world, and they are manipulative. they manipulate their currency, and i don't want to do that, bu

here is charles payne. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." stocks are up after two days of gains. federal reserve meeting coming up on what you should expect and why. plus the market looking for more clarity on potential meeting next week between president's trump and xi with expectations being lowered. michael pillsbury will join me. he was first to say don't get your hopes too high. aoc is calling the president's bluff. hitting jeff bezos, amazon owner for paying his employees starvation wages. all that and much more on "making money". ♪ charles: so the question are our hopes really starting to fade for a china trade deal? commerce secretary wilbur ross actually downplaying a deal between president trump and xi xinping at the g20 summit next week. with hearings kicking off today on new tariffs where exactly do we go from here? joining us hudson institute senior fellow, author of, the 100 year marathon, michael pillsbury. michael, you were saying for a long time, that wall street was getting over its skis, anticipating a deal. it was far too

get real relief with cosentyx. >> melissa: my thanks to charles payne.cond because we didn't get to talk about the employment report, which disappointed. but one place we saw a lot of jobs lost was in retail, closing stores. more than 12,000, almost 13,000. your thoughts? >> charles: this is it. this is the final stage of the breakdown of brick-and-mortar. certain brick-and-mortar stores. you can see in the stock market. they are gone. it's all about the amazon world. the big names will make it, but the small ones are getting crushed. >> melissa: they are either buying their clothes online from the same store from amazon. enter going to start. it's an interesting point. back here on monday. here's julie. >> julie: fox news alert, time is running out for mexico to convince president trump it should avoid punishing tariffs by doing more to address the crisis of the southern border. welcome to "outnumbered overtime," everyone. i'm julie banderas. happy friday. i mentor harris faulkner today. you got three days to go into the trump administration hits mexico

good afternoon, i'm charles payne and this is "making money." breaking now, the market is up and every single day this week capping off a solid week to say the least. the market not scared off by disappointing may jobs numbers. all eyes turning to the federal reserve and possibly three rate cuts. the tariffs on mexico are set to kick in on monday if mexico doesn't stop quickly the central americans crossing the united states border and their own southern border. >>> president trump back to the united states after a whirlwind tour of europe. president trump slammed nancy pelosi after she called for him to be thrown in jail. >> she is a terrible person. i will tell you, her name is nervous nancy, she is a nervous wreck. charles: all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: labor market adding just 75,000 net jobs last month. that is a far cry from the 185,000 we thought coming in on monday. that number changed, but this was still shockingly low. the market doesn't care or perhaps, you know, listen, we're up big. we may wrap up a record

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meanwhile to my buddy charles payne. who is handy. charles: my wife goes to home depot and lowe's, she is an ace. ask about handy dan. from what i remember neil, went to the boss handy dan, we have a great idea. he said get back to work. neil: no one believed there was a market for this. charles: love the stories. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." stocks are paring gains. but they're still at record highs. s&p 500, we're on track for best monthly gains not only for years but this could be the best june in 80 years. the question, how can we go from here? we have answers. >>> investors brushing off escalation tensions with iran, that president trump called a strike moments before it was to be carried out. how long will the pause last? we'll go live to the white house. >>> the president will meet with chinese president xi xinping next week. so is the end in sight to this long trade war? we have top white house advisor peter navarro will join me in a moment. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪

here is charles payne. charles: i'm charles payne this is "making money." the initial part of today's move, a sign central banks around the world will print money. stocks went into overdrive on news president trump will have extended meeting with china's president xi at the g20 summit. he said trade talks will resume before the meeting, giving hope in the face, really this will be more than just a face to mace meeting of pleasantries. plus the president says i.c.e. will begin removing millions of illegal aliens next week who came into our country illegally. this as aoc says the u.s. is running concentration camps on our southern border and comparing the administration, how they control the migrants, immigrants to the holocaust. president trump is set to officially kick off the 2020 campaign with a huge rally in orlando tonight. the lines are getting longer. supporters are gets all pumped. we'll get there, take you inside of the arena. we have a live preview of what tens of thousands of supporters could expect. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪

happy fathers day to all of the dads out there, i'm charles payne filling in for maria bartiromo, and this is "sunday morning futures", brand new fox news poll out, this morning, on a wide range of issues including immigration, tariffs, and how president trump matches up against 2020 democrats we'll get reaction to all from both sides of the political aisle and joining us excuse everly straight ahead, and two top republicans from the house and senate the congressman michael mccaul and ranking member on the house foreign affairs committee we'll talk about this rising tensions with iran and also senator marsha plaque burn sits on the judiciary committee what is the latest on attorney general william barr's bar on the probe of the russian collusion narrative was propagated plus peter navarro on trade talks with china and where meeting president trump and president xi stand right now and also the latest on the state of u.s. mca, the trade deal the administration wants to replace nafta, and democratic congressman matt cart right and his party's push for a impeachment inquiry why he think s

charles: i'm charles payne and this is making money. breaking right now, will stocks send their winning streak today dow up now six days in a row and the momentum is building and more of these markets plus big mergers straight ahead. also, president trump makes a deal with mexico that they promised to do more to protect our southern border and their southern border and also thousand two by more u.s. agricultural products. will the 6,000 national guard troops that they sent to their southern border do the trick to stem the flow of immigrants. will talk to former icy director about that california becomes the first state to pay for tens of thousands of illegal immigrants to have full health benefits. this as struggles to take over where the population is skyrocketing. all this and so much more on making money. charles: the market responding well to president trump news tariffs against mexico do not go into effect today. the president says they are still on the table with mexico does not do enough to stop migrants crossing the u.s. border.

i'm charles payne. this is "making money." stocks posting huge pains as fed chairman jerome powell not only opens the. down verial tools could be here with potential money printing on steroids. mexican officials are here in the u.s. negotiating. they are confident a deal will be done before that june 10th deadline. >>> never ending loop of doom, speculation has become daily financial market coverage, often masks good news and positive developments. i will break down on why we should be actual developments more than worst case scenarios when it comes to markets and the economy. all that and much more on "making money." ♪ charles: fed chair jerome powell opening the door to a rate cut a little more today in a chicago speech. >> we do not know how or when these issues will be resolved. we are closely monitoring the implications of these development for the u.s. economic outlook and as always, we will act as appropriate to sustain the expansion with a strong labor market, inflation near our symmetric 2% objective. charles: obvious

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now stocks slightly in the green amid fresh optimism about a possible deal between the united states and china. >> so when you say are we going to make a deal, it's possible we're going to make a deal but i'm also very happy where we are now. charles: meanwhile president trump also unleashing on jay powell, blasting him for not cutting rate. >> let him show how tough he is. he is not doing a good job. charles: i'm going in depth how i think the fed chair is doing and the stage is set for night one of the democratic debates. elizabeth warren perfectly positions to keep her momentum going but could a centrist break out tonight? we will have that for you and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: president trump is on his way to japan for the g20 summit right now. where he will meet with china's president xi xinping. they will of course going to talk about this trade deal. meanwhile president trump airing his grievances with china on fox business this morning. >> they

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thomas payne was for it. he called it the citizens dividend.tin luther king jr., whose birthday we celebrate every year, was fighting for it in 1967. he called it the guaranteed minimum income. it was what he was fighting for on the day he was assassinated in 1968. it was so mainstream that 1000 economist signed a study saying this would be tremendous for the country. if passed the house of representatives twice in 1971 under richard nixon. 11 years later, one state passed the dividend were everyone in that state gets between $1000 in $2000 a year. what state is that? how did they find it? what is the oil of the 21st century? technology. what they are doing with oil money in alaska we can do for everyone in south carolina and everyone around the country with technology money. amazon, trillion dollar tech company paying less in federal taxes than anyone in this room. that equation will not work for the people of south carolina. we have to build a trickle up economy for our people, our families and our communities up. i know what $1000 a month wo

as we await for that, let's bring in angel payne from hillary clinton's 2016 campaign and cnn political analyst ron brownstein e senior editor for the atlantic. joe booker just spoke. he needs a breakthrough for his campaign. he's been struggling in the polls and he stood out this week because of his criticism of joe biden and the comments that joe biden made over working with segregationists back when he was a senator a few decades ago and he called on biden to apologize. the two had a back and forth. do you think this week was a bit of a breakthrough? will he have momentum? >> so this is really what i like to call the time when the race really starts to move. there's been a lot of different positions taken and different ideas that are seeded out there in weather balloons, but now the candidates are starting to dig into what's their message. how am i going to appeal to voters and how will i contrast and differentiate. kamala harris got applauded for her speech she gave earlier today and you talk about the biden, booker back and forth earlier this week and this is where we'll start to s

joel payne, thank you. garrett haake there in iowa. garrett, thank you, as well. we are, again, just 14 days away from the very first democratic presidential debate june 26th, 27th, nbc, msnbc, and telemundo. >>> now to some breaking news on that standoff between the trump administration and congress, reaching perhaps a critical mass today. the house oversight committee just moments ago putting off a vote to hold attorney general william barr and commerce secretary wilbur ross in contempt of congress over questions regarding a citizenship question on the 2020 census. they are now going to take it up this afternoon. all of this coming after president trump just invoked executive privilege over those documents. right now, the president's son, donald trump jr., is meeting with the senate intelligence committee. he is there under subpoena for the second time, we should point out. with me now, ab stoddard, associate editor and columnist at real clear politics, and msnbc legal analyst, berit berger, former federal prosecutor for the southern and eastern districts of new

country's history and you find this is an american idea that is as old as the country itself thomas payned it a citizen's dividend. martin lirte king jr. was fighting for it in 1967. he called it the guaranteed minimum income. it is what he was fighting for on the day he was assassinated in 1968. it was so mainstream that 1,000 economists signed a study saying this would be tremendous for the country and it passed the house of representatives twice in 1971 under richard nixon and then 11 years later one state actually passed the dividend where everyone in that state gets between delr 1,000 and delr 2,000 a year no questions asked. what state was that? how do they fund it and what is the oil of the 21st century? technology. that's right. what they are doing with oil money in alaska, we can do for everyone here in south carolina and everyone around the country with technology money. again, amazon, trillion dollar tech company paying less in federal taxes than anyone in this room. that equation is not going to work for the people of south carolina. we have to change that. we have to build a

with me are sebastian payne, the whitehall correspondent for the ft and kate proctor, many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, and one man dominates. the financial times reports on borisjohnson‘s "do or die" pledge to leave the eu with or without a deal on october 31st — and shows him at a campaign rally in richmond. the telegraph leads with boris holding lucky the dog on a campaign visit to the surrey hills yesterday — and says hundreds of villages have lost their local gp surgery amid a deepening crisis across the country the mirror also has that campaign picture of boris — and says he has stayed "doggedly silent" on the personal photographs taken of him and his the guardian follows suit with that same picture of boris, and reports on how he has hardened his position on leaving the eu. and ‘knifed 18 times for blocking the aisle‘ — the metro leads with a picture of it consultant lee pomeroy — who was murdered in front of his teenage sun by a fellow train passenger on 4th january. so yes, borisjohnson all over the front pages. yet again. and that do ordie front pages. yet again. a

payne.ected to argue it is time to complete the unfinished business of the new deal and insure economic rights for all americans >> he is trying to say i'm the grandfather of all this stuff. his rivals have cherry picked as parts of his plan. some want medicare for all. somewhat different parts but few are stepping up to the plate and saying yeah, democratic socialism. they're trying to have their cake and eat it, too. bernie is trying to put them on notice at a time he is starting to fade in the bigger democratic picture. what will be really compelling about this speech is when he talks about corporate socialism which he says is going on now with president trump. i think one thing that resonates with a lot of people, forgetting about political identity, the big wall street bank bail-out. when people make mistakes in their lives they pay for it. they lose their homes, they lose their jobs, they lose the college fund. that's going to resonate if he can make a connection. why do they pay such

meanwhile to my buddy charles payne. who is handy.'s, she is an ace. ask about handy dan. from what i remember neil, went to the boss handy dan, we have a great idea. he said get back to work. neil: no one believed there was a market for this. charles: love the stories. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." stocks are paring gains. but they're still at record highs. s&p 500, we're on track for best monthly gains not only for years but this could be the best june in 80 years. the question, how can we go from here? we have a

charles payne.u guys, the coverage you have done this morning is great. >> bill: thank you. back to the day that changed the course of the second world war. led to the liberation of europe from nazi control. we'll hear from some of the heroes, many of them went to normandy and we're honored to have as our headliner our friend and retired four star general jack keane is next. >> president trump: those who fought here won a future for our nation. they won the survival of our civilization. and they showed us the way to love, cherish, and defend our way of life for many centuries to come. going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro... ...patients get their day back... ...to be with... ... family... ...or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study... ...neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17%... ...to 1%... ...a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver... ...neulasta the day after chemo... ...and is used by most patients to

i'm charles payne in for maria bartiromo. it's thursday, june 20th..s. navy spy drone shot down by an iranian missile over the strait of hormuz. iran's foreign ministry threatening a strong reaction to, quote, provocative measures. oil and gold both jumping on the news. an eye on the fed, all eyes on the fed, the central bank leaving interest rates unchanged but hinting a rate cut could be on the horizon. the decision sending the 10 year treasury yield below 2% for the first time since 2016 but ticking back up ou after the breaking new out of iran. mexico the first of three nations to ratify the usmca pact. president trump hosting justin trudeau today at the white house, pushing for adoption of the revised nafta agreement, this comes as robert lighthizer gears up to meet his chinese trade counterpart ahead of next week's g-20 summit. futures showing the markets will have a strong open this morning. the s&p 500 near record territory, stocks finishing finh slightly higher yesterday. in europe, meantime, you can see their markets are higher, the bank of

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good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is making money.ll come out. it is followed these days by the press conference, chairman jay powell. that begins at 2:30. the central bank are not expected to cut rates today, eninvestors are anticipating that the fed will signal rate cuts are on the horizon, possibly as soon as next month. now the proking scrutiny on the fed has elements of modern entertainment with pushes for modern monetary policy and objectives, for ways to invest in them. this is under jay powell. president trump even as he criticizes the european central bank for doing the same thing. beyond the political inkrieg fed has to counterbalance the markets. edward lawrence at fed rael reserve right now. edward. reporter: charles, no rate cut forecasted this year. maintains federal funds rate 2.25 to 2.50. voting members were one member away from a rate cut this year. two members away from two rate cuts this year. seems like a sharply divided fed from the fomc statement as well as data coming in. st. louis president james bullard was v

as well as jordan payne is joining us from washington d.c. so how are these senators planning to law trumps arms sales. well i think even they would admit this is going to be a difficult road but they're hoping to send a message and this is coming from a handful of republicans that are usually the president's staunchest allies in the senate so that is notable basically the way the process is supposed to work is that the senate can weigh in on arms sales they did it in this case with that $8000000000.00 they blocked it last year so then as you mentioned the president declared an emergency is to go as it relates to iran so now what these senators are going to do is they're going to introduce these 22 resolutions of disapproval what that allows them to do is potentially tie up the senate for hours days weeks basically ensuring the nothing else gets done of the senate's business trying to send a message to the white house to withdraw this deal and submit it to congress it's unlikely that they would get enough to override a veto and a veto seems l