i want to bring another host of "making money with charles payne," on fb n. charles payne.ee you. first of all, reading through this today, talk to me about the middle class. if you do those things, more payroll taxes, if you look at who actually gets a smaller paycheck, would not be the middle class? >> she is saying the employer will bear the brunt of that. which is focused on, i find it interesting -- the she throws e $52 trillion. the entire company from 2016 to 2018 was -- that's like sinking the entire economy for the last three years to pay for this. she's trying to focus on the $11 trillion that she says is the part that we pay as consumers. she is actually selling this as the largest tax cut in american history, because you don't have that. we don't pay premiums, deductibles, co-pays. network expenses. all of that, we get to keep in our pockets. who is going to pay it? the federal government says government employers, the report there, new taxes on financial transactions, another surcharge on wealth. the top 1%. she will find ways to make sure they don't evade taxe

now charles payne. charles: thanks a lot, good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne.-time highs. powered by strong corporate earnings and a massive epiphany on wall street that the good times could last well up to 2020. there is the usual china trade scuttlebutt. remember our economy is soaring, wages, homeownership, jobs, all soaring at the same time there are 360 billion in tariffs in effect. our experts are here to tell us where they think the trade talks are going to go and where you can see your best investment opportunities at this moment. presid

to charles payne. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now what we call consolidation after a big, big gain this is what happens to markets. some is associated with the china trade deal. maybe it is delayed until december. after two straight record closes the bigger question for investors whether they should be chasing the winners, or buying the losers. you have to be one of both if you want to be part of a rally. elizabeth warren slamming back at jamie dimon. after the jpmorgan ceo says the democratic front runner is vilifying successful people. the trump administration is working to curb the vaping crisis that juul ignored evidence that teens could get hooked on the product. what the white house is doing to stop the opioid epidemic. all that and more on making money. ♪. charles: when these markets make all-time highs, we get the same call, consolidation. the what's spin a little bit more. investors start to stake out the next move. you add to the backdrop of china trade, we're coming out of earnings season. in fact a report on

thethe man who predicted this is now, charles payne. charles: thank you very much appreciate it. good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money." stocks taking a breather from record levels. we've been up big time, not to mention home depot is dragging on the dow. coming up why earnings misses from home depot and kohl's appear company specific issues than the american consumer. it is day three of the impeachment hearings, as the house is getting ready for the afternoon session. they have two more witnesses. is this moving the needle at all? certainly not impacting the house market. reality star, kylie jenner selling her beauty brand to coty. this sweeping social media could make it a risky 600 million-dollar bet for coty. all this on "making money". ♪. charles: we're finally pulling back. dow, s&p from record territory. there are more reports out of china the negotiation, the u.s. hasn't shown a positive response to pulling back all the tariffs. president trump continues with the same line he is holding firm. take a listen. >> china will have to make a deal i like. if th

to charles payne. charles: we will see. thank you very much, neil. fast nating information every time you hand it off. neil: anything i can do. charles: i'm charles payne. this is "making money." indices returning to their winning ways. you know what? a calm, cool collected jay powell reassuring investors as he testified before congress, giving a positive outlook mostly on the u.s. economy ahead of next month's rate decision. take a listen. >> looking ahead my colleagues and i see a sustained expansion of economic activity. charles: americans getting first chance to hear from impeachment withins in the hearing against president trump. we have live too capitol hill on the breaking stories and all-star panel. all that and much more on "making money". [. charles: markets opened much lower. they began to slowly climb higher after fed chair jerome powell testified the federal reserve optimistic about the u.s. economy. the fed likely keeping interest rates unchanged this coming months. the dow coming down moments ago, neil just mentioned this, on reports c

charles payne. charles: too many ships, neil. neil: you're not kidding. charles: we've been complain about 500 channels. i have 500 apps before i get to the channels. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now the market is higher. all three major indices are on pace to close at record territory again. the s&p 500 on track for the 100th record close under president trump. the president just now wrapping up his speech at the economic club of new york where he is outlining some of his major goals on trade and the economy. this after a speech three years ago as a candidate actually shocked and upset the establishment. plus the streaming wars we were talking about are full battle now as disney plus hits market. we'll bring all the names that you should have in your portfolio. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: well, love him or hate him president trump went to the new york economic club in 2016 and outlined his trade strategy. he did not minutes words. he promised quote, to use every tool under ameri

to charles payne. charles: thank you very much. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is making money. major industries struggling to stay in positive territory after president trump says i will not roll back all tariffs. americans are flocking to movies and flipping homes. we're all over the market. the big theme is, should you buy biten down names like mcdonald's on sale? look out democrats. mayor mike bloom berg opening the door to possible election. is he what the party needs now? buckling up going to mars. is it a fantasy. we'll ask theoretical physicist kaku about that coming up on "making money" ♪ charles: major shake cup could be happening in the democratic primary r michael bloomberg talking about a possible run for the presidency. mike is increasingly concern that the current field of candidates is not well-positioned to do that but he would have to move quickly of course to get on the ballot on many primary states. deadline is alabama is today. new hampshire next friday. hillary vaughn with more on that. reporter: bloo

to charles payne. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is making money. breaking at this moment, they say rising tide lifts all boats. that is the story of walmart's earnings this morning. nation's largest retail. neil: best proxy and strength for confident for the american consumer, you know what, limited impact of chinese tariffs. it is david and goliath. how big tech is hurting small business as silicon valley and wall street are beginning to merge their powers. if there weren't too many cooks in the kitchen, deval patrick announces he indeed is running for president. but his striking similarity to republican mitt romney is casting major doubts. we have that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: call it a comeback, walmart on fire right now. yet another quarter of strong growth. the results showing that the american consumer splurging confidentially. also right now we see auto sales through the roof, home loans are skyrocketing, thanks to you, the american consumer. fiscal policy, lots of help from the fed creating many are calling goldilocks

on my desk i will have a sign that says, charles payne president. ape the turmoil of harlem every day coming to my high school which was 57th and 2nd, otherwise known as sutton place where all the wealthy people in new york lived. old money, vanderbilts as stores. a lot of creative people. calvin klein graduated there. beyond that the neighborhood, stores, across the street was rolls-royce dealership. i would cut class. i would go my own way go to the rolls royce dealership. i went there so much. eventually they let me in the store, let me sit in the cars. other stores in the neighborhood were phenomenal. i would walk by stores where watches cost 25,000, $35,000. made me dream, seem like wow, there is so much out there. i would love to be a part of that. i would love a piece of that action. it opened my eyes. more than an oasis. more than just a high school. it was a getaway, but it was also inspiration. after high school i joined the u.s. air force. after serving my country four years i came back to harlem, this time with a wife and little baby girl

the dow not all that far from record territory a lot to chew on from my colleague and good buddy charles payne. charles: have a great weekend. we're having a good start to the weekend. i'm charles payne. this is make an "money." a blockbuster says the economy is full steam ahead. we have exclusive reaction from the white house. there are new reports coming out just now, the united states and china have reached a consensus on principle after more trade talks. plus i'm going in depth on the message that i'm seeing from this earning season. president trump moving from the towers of morning to the beaches of florida. why the lifelong new yorker is flying south permanently. elizabeth warren has her "medicare for all" plan. how she will pay for it. she says the price tag is 52 trillion but she proudly proclaims we don't need to raise taxes on middle class by one penny. reality check and so much more on "making money". charles: the economy booming, showing no signs of slowing down. we're doing better experts thought we were. united states adding 128,000 jobs, 40,000 more than consensus. hours worked

to charles payne. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money."to markets. some is associated with the china trade deal. maybe it is delayed until december. after two straight record closes the bigger question for investors whether they should be chasing the winners, or buying the losers. you have to be one of both if you want to be part of a rally. elizabeth warren slamming back at jamie dimon. after the jpmorgan ceo says the democratic front runner is vilifying successful people. the trump administration is working to curb the vaping

i'm charles payne. breaking at this moment. three major indices hitting all-time highs today. can we keep up? why this market can go even higher. is president trump recession-proof. new data has the president claiming victory even if the economy turns lower. apple taking matters no their home hands to combat california homeless crisis. is it time for others to step up to take responsibility. all that and much more on "making money".

and from the fox business network, charles payne. you are "outnumbered." >> charles: i am "outnumbered"! >> harris: let's talk about the news developments today. the big headline as it goes public, the impeachment inquiry, next week. >> charles: yay, golly gee! [laughter] i think they've put the finger and they are and see the winds are shifting to bagley. some of the polls are turning against them, particularly since they started the process. 46% in a poll, disapproval. versus 40% approval. this is that, they are going to ferment out there. the problem is if they leaked their best self, it's about innuendo and interpretation of someone else's motives. nothing even close to a smoking gun. you guys are talking about the mueller hearings and the mueller probe, this is the second. i think we will spend a lot of time next week telling us what we are hearing from these folks. >> melissa: you mentioned the smoking gun. it's so funny, i was thinking back to the day where they said there were "audible gasps." "there were audible gasps in the

charles payne in for neil. >> charles: twin attacks in europe.london and one in the netherlands. this as americans hitting stores up here for black friday. welcome everyone i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." at least two people are dead in london after a man attacked seven people near london bridge. we are also learning about another stabbing incident, this will not shopping strip hague. jim is in london with the very latest. >> jute good evening charles. this is back in london and comes after a period of relative calm in the u.k. just two weeks after security services decided to reduce the threat level from severe to

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne this is "making money." record market run? merger mania. that may be about to change. a potential blockbuster deal between charles schwab and td ameritrade sent shares of both companies soaring but they're not the only stocks on the move. i will ask my guests what takeovers could be in the pipeline. >>> wealth taking the stage at last night's democratic debate. we'll look at winners and losers. how the swamp strikes again. how republicans sided with

to charles payne right now. hey, charles. charles: thank you very much, neil. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is making money. breaking at this moment the bull market on full parade. we're hitting all-time highs thanks to wave of strong earnings thanks to you, the american consumer is. 28,000 in our sites? we'll debate that. china trade news sparking early move in these markets tomorrow. will the december tariffs never happen? they're talking about rolling back established tariffs. why all of the signs are saying it might really happen this time. pro athletes are not just blowing smoke when it comes to cbd. why they're trying to be the driving force behind the so-called miracle medicine that may put them back in the game. that and so much more on making money. ♪. charles: right now tariffs are due to hit china, next month, december 15th. looks like it will not happen. i want to go to edward lawrence live in washington with more. edward if. reporter: the big news, charles, the big headline, the chinese expect no new tariffs to be added. they do expect th

now charles payne. charles: thanks a lot, good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is making money. dow, s&p, back at all-time highs. powered by strong corporate earnings and a massive epiphany on wall street that the good times could last well up to 2020. there is the usual china trade scuttlebutt. remember our economy is soaring, wages, homeownership, jobs, all soaring at the same time there are 360 billion in tariffs in effect. our experts are here to tell us where they think the trade talks are going to go and where you can see your best investment opportunities at this moment. president trump, does he like the idea of testifying into the impeachment hearings? will the president give first-hand account of the call to ukraine to congress? the democratic divide is deepening as president obama throws shade on the far left candidates and they respond. what the moderate surge could mean for the election and your wallet. that and much more on "making money". ♪. charles: after a monster run stocks naturally moving slightly sideways today. they're higher. make no m

charles payne in for neil cavuto. i'm trace gallagher.great afternoon. >> it is battle of the billio a billionaires. welcome, i'm charles payne, in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we've got fox team coverage with how bloomberg is kicking things off and peter doocy on how the billionaire is being received by other democrats in the racea. we begin with mark. >> charles, good afternoon, bloomberg has made it official, his first campaign here in norfolk, virginia. he went to a coffee shop and meet with people he's hoping to convince he should be the democratic

we have it on very high authority that charles payne was set to close on that deal when they wouldn'ty, i got in and it was too small for me. neil: the money flows when stuff like that is selling, right? charles: some people would consider those a red flag, that's for sure. got to tell you, there's so much wealth in the world. i mean, we created 600,000 new millionaires last year in this country alone. that's one of the reasons i think when you have the market at these levels, it's good news but it's also bad news in the sense that some people are going to say the rich are getting richer and what about the rest of us. neil: yeah, i know. it's already happening. you know, the latest push up in the market seems to be based on the latest reports we are getting that china and the united states have come very close dotting the is, crossing the ts on the last few details left of phase one of this deal. if that is indeed the case, what do you expect? charles: i think that's next year although i will say, the december 15th tariffs are probably going to come off and that will help the market l

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne this is "making money." what has been missing this year from this year's record market run? merger mania. that may be about to change. a potential blockbuster deal between charles schwab and td ameritrade sent shares of both companies soaring but they're not the only stocks on the move. i will ask my guests what takeovers could be in the pipeline. >>> wealth taking the stage at last night's democratic debate. we'll look at winners and losers. how the swamp strikes again. how republicans sided with maxine waters on the pump to corporate welfare, spending billions of dollars to guarranty the richest companies in the world but where is your part? all that and much more on "making money". ♪. charles: stock of the day, folks charles schwab, td ameritrade jumping on news, fox news learn the two plan to merge. jackie deangelis on the potential take over. >> good afternoon, charles. that is a lot of green on the screen. i realize what i'm wearing here but our colleague maria bartiromo did break this news this morning

charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne.entioned in the media. we're still in what i call consolidation mode. dow on track for the first gain since monday. today's gain thanks in part strong words from president trump, speaking of strong words. >> oh. >> [bleep] maybe that was a little too hard. [laughter]. charles: tesla unveiling the new cyber truck not going exactly according to plan. we'll ask the latest, nascar experts if that is a buy.

"making money" host charles payne was, i'm sure, as well. oes back in history, the collective farms, i guess, maybe we learned something from the pilgrims. they apparently did. charles: of course. we learned a lot of lessons from the pilgrims and listen, i think the idea that america, the idea of america founded in part from fleeing, you know, closed societies, societies where there was no upward mobility, where there was a lack of freedom of religion and those sort of things, all sort of dovetail into the fact that that's what is part of really woven into the fabric of this country. you know, again, to your point, i think it's great john was able to pull these things out but it almost goes without saying that that's what america is founded on. connell: they start off, this is john talks about, which i did find interesting, he says all right, everybody, you are all for one and one for all and you will work together on the farm and we will all be in this, then they only realized once they gave everybody a piece and said there you are, tyou tak

if you think about it, charles payne, you know, it is everything you talk about. the american dream is reality. if you work your heiny off for it. charles: work for it. you have the best backdrop in the world. people work their heiny all over the world, might as well be here. neil: right. charles: good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne. breaking at this moment. we have a trifecta, folks all three major indices hitting all-time highs today. can we keep up? why this market can go even higher. is president trump recession-proof. new data has the president claiming victory even if the economy turns lower. apple taking matters no their home hands to combat california homeless crisis. is it time for others to step up to take responsibility. all that and much more on "making money". ♪. the dow, s&p 500, nasdaq all-time highs. first time all three have been there since mid-july. is ace strong economy. strong corporate earnings. more happy talk on trade today. if you haven't bought this market by now, don't despair. the experts. they have missed this one big time. shou

to charles payne, a veteran by the way, four years in the united states air force. thank you for that, charles. thank you, my friend. charles: neil, i appreciate it. good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking at this moment, recent weeks the stock market had a big surge, it received a series of record numbers of high milestones. today we had a slight pause. news out of boeing, that the 737 max could take off soon has changed everything. some are calling it a day of rage. the escalating violence in hong kong becoming a greater concern for the markets after police officers shot and wounded a protester. trump offering a tribute to our nation's veterans today as he kicks off the new york city parade. over the next hour we'll bring you stories of veteran entrepreneurship, you do not want to miss. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: violence escalating in hong kong. one protester actually shot by police. another set on fire. hong kong's leader vowing to do everything possible and spare no effort to stop protests taken over the c

charles payne in for neil. >> charles: twin attacks in europe. one in london and one in the netherlands. this as americans hitting stores up here for black friday. welcome everyone i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." at least two people are dead in london after a man attacked seven people near london bridge. we are also learning about another stabbing incident, this will not shopping strip hague. jim is in london with the very latest. >> jute good evening charles. this is back in london and comes after a period of relative calm in the u.k. just two weeks after security services decided to reduce the threat level from severe to substantial. that was shot at the day attacker started attacking people on london bridge. two members of the public have since died. the whole area was quickly locked down and evacuated and remains a crime stream dominic seen. social media footage shows members of the public o on the floor grappling with the man and taking a large knife away from him and holding him down until armed up police arri

charles payne in for neil cavuto. i'm trace gallagher. have a great afternoon. >> it is battle of the billio a billionaires. welcome, i'm charles payne, in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we've got fox team coverage with how bloomberg is kicking things off and peter doocy on how the billionaire is being received by other democrats in the racea. we begin with mark. >> charles, good afternoon, bloomberg has made it official, his first campaign here in norfolk, virginia. he went to a coffee shop and meet with people he's hoping to convince he should be the democratic nominee, the person to take on president trump next november. video, bloomberg made his first campaign stop here in virginia this afternoon. his debut was fairly small, plenty of locala, state and local media. in terms of supporters, only a handful of people made their way out, the campaign is expected to roll out over the next several weeks, we've seen ads launched as well as the campaign website. we heard from the former new york city mayor in the last hour. he had plen

thank you for a charles payne being here. we are back here at noon eastern. now, here's harris. >> harris: fox news alert off the top of the art, democrats have scheduled the first public hearings in the impeachment inquiry for the next coming week. "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the first open hearing now set for next wednesday, november 13th. democrats stepping up their investigation into the president's dealings with ukraine. wednesday we expect to hear from the acting ambassador to ukraine, william taylor, and state permit official george kent. the ousted ukraine ambassador, marie yovanovitch, testifies on friday. remember she was behind closed doors. use of the transcripts this week. now the whole country, the world can see her. today the committee will release ambassador taylor's previous deposition behind closed doors, as well. house until chair adam schiff is suggesting that public hearings will be a game change for democrats. >> i think you will see throughout the course of the testimony, not only their testimony but many others, the mo

thethe man who predicted this is now, charles payne. charles: thank you very much appreciate it.is "making money." stocks taking a breather from record levels. we've been up big time, not to mention home depot is dragging on the dow. coming up why earnings misses from home depot and kohl's appear company specific issues than the american consumer. it is day three of the impeachment hearings, as the house is getting ready for the afternoon session. they have two more witnesses. is this moving the needle at all? certainly not impacting the house market. reality star, kylie jenner selling her beauty brand to coty. this sweeping social media could make it a

as does my good friend, charles payne, who takes it from here. it is always yours. charles: thank you very much, david. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne and this is making money. sounds like a broken record. but i love it. record territory. new highs begat new highs. news from the chinese government on intellectual property. general optimism on economy and earnings going into 2020. how much better would the economy be talking about everyone optimistic? shocking numbers, showing a stark contrast on sentiment. politics showing deep divide on success and prosperity. elon musk getting the last laugh. smashing orders. tesla cyber truck bringing in despite the smashing windows. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: at the moment the s&p 500 and nasdaq hitting all-time highs. the dow right around the 28,000 mark. this after communist china says it will change their rules on ip protection. for more details, edward lawrence is live in washington with more. edward? reporter: chinese state media saying they're very close to phase one deal between th

to charles payne right now. hey, charles. charles: thank you very much, neil. payne. this is making money. breaking at this moment the bull market on full parade. we're hitting all-time highs thanks to wave of strong earnings thanks to you, the american consumer is. 28,000 in our sites? we'll debate that. china trade news sparking early move in these markets tomorrow. will the december tariffs never happen? they're talking about rolling back established tariffs. why all of the signs are saying it might really happen this time. pro athletes are not just blowing smoke when it comes to cbd. why they're trying to be the driving force behind the so-called miracle medicine that

to charles payne. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is making money. all boats. that is the story of walmart's earnings this morning. nation's largest retail. neil: best proxy and strength for confident for the american consumer, you know what, limited impact of chinese tariffs. it is david and goliath. how big tech is hurting small business as silicon valley and wall street are beginning to merge their powers. if there weren't too many cooks in the kitchen, deval patrick announces he indeed is running for president. but his striking similarity to republican mitt romney is casting major doubts. we have that and

to "making money" host charles payne. t strikes me as something off, because it shouldn't be bad that we are becoming more productive. right? charles: i agree 1,000% and you know, i think there's a subtext here. when you get these articles, this particular author and this particular newspaper about this whole new idea people should be working less anyway, so i think there's a double shot. the shot at folks who like to work in part because they want to be successful. it's not just about the money. and on top of that, there's this sort of push for income inequality so to diss hard work on two separate tracks, i think both of them are disingenuous. david: they are. on the other hand, you have been very clear about this, there are these inequalities that have developed over the past couple decades in america, that people with a college degree have increased their income enormo enormously, while people with just a high school degree have seen a fall in income and that has created this bigger divide. i would point out this is ha

to charles payne. charles: thank you very much.ey. major industries struggling to stay in positive territory after president trump says i will not roll back all tariffs. americans are flocking to movies and flipping homes. we're all over the market. the big theme is, should you buy biten down names like mcdonald's on sale? look out democrats. mayor mike bloom berg opening the door to possible election. is he what the party needs now? buckling up going to mars. is it a fantasy. we'll ask theoretical

we want to be on time today more than ever for charles payne. charles: thank you, my man.les payne this is "making money." at this moment president trump is landing in austin, texas. he will tour the apple plant with ceo tim cook. president trump touting the manufacturing miracle, apple has plans for expanding its presence in the lone star state. that is getting pretty crowded. the stock market is lower. this move coming mostly of a reuters report that phase one of the u.s.-china trade deal may not happen this year. that adds to uncertainty. the clock. it is ticking. wall street wants something to be done before september 15th. when the next round of tariffs are going on. the fed, booming economy. i want the fed minutes from jennifer schoenberger. >> fed firms feel the current level on their benchmark interest rate is appropriate to support the economy. likely to remain so so long as economic data comes in with expectations for modest growth. though they stressed they are not on a preset course for monetary policy charles, that was the major takeaway among internal discuss

to "making money" host charles payne. what do you think, charles? on wall street, you've got to be very nervous because we know that elizabeth warren has come right out and declared war on wall street, to the same degree sanders has as well, but i don't think any of the democratic candidates are really saying hey, we will take it easy, we will handle these folks with kid gloves. i think the general perception is they still haven't paid a price for the great recession, for their role in the great recession, and you know, no one can really think of anyone that went to prison from wall street's perspective, they may throw bernie madoff out there but in the same breath say he wasn't really wall street, right? so there's a lot of animosity that continues to linger to this day. neil: you know, i agree with everything there. but here's where i draw a distinction. when we look back at this campaign year, we might look back to elizabeth warren sort of jumping the shark on this wealth tax or go a little far, where even people who aren't very rich start saying

to charles payne, a veteran by the way, four years in the united states air force. il, i appreciate it. good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking at this moment, recent weeks the stock market had a big surge, it received a series of record numbers of high milestones. today we had a slight pause. news out of boeing, that the 737 max could take off soon has changed everything. some are calling it a day of rage. the escalating violence in hong kong becoming a greater concern for the markets after police officers shot and wounded a protester. trump offering a tribute to our nation's veterans today as he kicks off the new york city parade. over the next hour we'll bring you stories of

charles payne host of "making money with charles payne". the cleanup begins. >> the cleanup begins.re now how to address these situations? what really occurs you get these big tech hubs. you think about all the stories, california, los angeles, silicon valley, san diego, san francisco, seattle and interesting enough on the same day this is going down we have apple saying they'll provide $2 1/2 billion to address the homeless situation. so they acknowledge that maybe in some of these cities where they are, they drive prices to the point where people cannot afford to live there who might have been living there. an example. in austin, the cost of living in texas 20% higher than use ton. housing 50% higher, healthcare and utilities are higher in austin. if you don't happen to have tech skills but fifth generation in austin you could find yourself without a home. >> sandra: a civic responsibility to do that. >> right. i think listen, you can't have it where you put what they call hostile architecture. you put the bench with four arms so no one can sleep on it at night or the big boulders

charles payne.500 and the nasdaq, all in record territory now. the big question, can you hold that for the next couple hours? we shall see. eterans with va loans, va mortgage rates have just dropped to near 50 year lows. veterans can refinance their va loans with no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. newday has extended our call center hours so that every veteran in america can take advantage of this unexpected drop in interest rates. one call can save you $2000 every year. to start saving on your next mortgage payment go to most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. (woman) but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. . . even those who don't have a voice. we are people helping people. ♪ neil: all right. looking at capitol hill right now where marie yovanovitch, former u.s. ambassador to the the ukraine, is still handling questions. this time republicans are grilling her over what she knew, when she knew it. obvious

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charles payne watches all of that for us. he is the host of "making money with charles payne".ing, millennials less than -- >> i saw this report. i'm still not 100% convinced. an exhaustive research report based off data from the census bureau says the opposite. millennial women make a lot more money than millennial women, 20-year-old or 25-year-old women made 20 or 30 years ago whatever. so i think that number could be skewed somewhat. the bottom line is it gets back to the idea of real wages against inflation having been stagnant for decades now coming on for everyone. the good news. it is true that most people i think if you adjust for inflation probably make less than their counterparts did 20 or 30 years ago. >> bill: the study was done by a nonprofit called new america blaming the great recession of 2008-2009 for this. >> the great recession set everyone back a long ways but again i looked at their data and looked at other data. i'm not 100% convinced. the work from pew was great and used census bureau data. millennials with college education are doing well compared to ot

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money."g now the market is higher. all three major indices are on pace to close at record territory again. the s&p 500 on track for the 100th record close under president trump. the president just now wrapping up his speech at the economic club of new york where he is outlining some of his major goals on trade and the economy. this after a speech three years ago as a candidate actually shocked and upset the establishment. plus the streaming wars we were talking about are full battle now as

lara logan joined the fox news channel with fox news, we will talk about that and charles payne on thend how it is on fire and did you see this? protesters shutdown art laughter, what was that about? how long did he stay? was he escorted out? yes he was. by whom? you will find out when he joins us on "fox and friends" shortly. a busy 3 hours kicks off on the channel you trust for your morning post it note. you will succeed. back after a break. (contemplative synth music) - [narrator] forget about vacuuming for up to a month. shark iq robot deep-cleans and empties itself into a base you can empty once a month. and unlike standard robots that bounce around, it cleans row by row. if it's not a shark, it's just a robot. >> pete buttigieg surging in iowa but struggling to resonate with minority voters. with his latest mishap of using a stock image of a kenyan woman in his outreach to african-americans can his campaign recover. and democratic strategists jason nichols, thank you for being here. it is a mishap, people have them but he is someone who doesn't have much minority support right no

charles payne, go ahead. lauren simonetti is here. what do you make of what she is saying? even bill gates is saying it. about 100 billion - >> there's a reason america is the most supreme country in the world, let's not forget that. if you want to change everything think of the consequences. bill gates offered elizabeth warren a good out this weekend she saw then and responded on twitter, you will not pay 100 billion. she got so much heat from all sides. neil: why be a crybaby about it? >> she declared war on the rich and what a lot of folks should be worried about is, always starts with billionaires but it ends up being someone with a small business, $1 million here with more employees, you can own a hair salon or two hair salons or plumbing operation. those are the industries, people that get hurt and that is where growth comes from in this country, small businesses provide most of the jobs. neil: part of bloomberg's interest in the white house was the emergence, thinks biden is slipping out of there. do you believe him? >> he tried many times to field the waters. is the

host of making money fox business' own charles payne. charles, you are looking at some of the math.want to interrupt what's happening right now. we are erupting in terms of the economy. it's not just the stock market. it's not just those jobs. it's wages, right? wages are erupting for the bottom half of workers. blue collar workers, their wages are actually growing faster than their supervisors for the first time in more than a decade. household formation is beginning in this country. right now home i'm is the highest level it's been since the first quarter of 2014. yesterday we learned that housing permits highest level since 2007. that's the foundation of our economy. really it's household formations when people get married and have children that is the formation of a great society, not only economically but any other measure, socioeconomic measure. ainsley: why the correlation if you have a business and you are taxed a lot of money then you have to lay people off? >> you certainly can't hire people, right? so there is an attrition issue. you know, people won't necessarily get fir

steve: according to charles payne, they paid zero in one year. pete: oh, zero.as well. meanwhile, over the weekend, all eyes were on atlanta because colin kaepernick apparently jay-z and the nfl had said up essentially an audition. ainsley: try-out. steve: for him to show that he was still in great playing shape. apparently all the teams were going to go see him. at the last minute he changed the conveniently you to a high school 60 miles away to make it open to all media because the nfl said no to having media present. only 8 of 25 teams did show up. ainsley: people are questioning does he really want to try out or does he just want the press. pete: what are the motives? if you want to play in the nfl and the nfl has given a specific day at a stadium to do a tryout. 25 teams physically in attendance. the nfl is going to film it to send to all 32 teams. steve: sounds great. >> have his own wide receivers essentially not done. allowed to have a nike camera crew on the field to film a commercial while he is trying out. none of that is good enough because he insist

host of "making money with charles payne". >> it might be a setback. 7% before the open. just down a little bit now. they were denied once before years ago. a big -- london is one of these cities -- remember, if you were a cab driver there it was so amazing because it took you two years to learn the roads. they really protect that industry more so than we project it here. there are some legitimate safety concerns. up to 14,000 of these licenses could be fraudulent. uber will have to find a way to make people feel more secure not just in the city of london but all over the world. that being said i think they will be able to take care of it. >> sandra: i used it a lot recently. a lot of people do. disney strikes gold again. $127 million for the opening weekend of frozen 2. i contributed to that. i was there. it was -- this is it's not like your average animated film. it was amazing. >> i keep hearing that. it took the world by storm original movie. they have another franchise that our great, great, great, great grandkids will be watching. frozen 83. you

charles payne host of "making money with charles payne" as we get closer to 2020. >> twitter made thiser story because they banned all ads. you have facebook which is so far standing firm, do you want defender of the first amendment. it is interesting. they're saying we don't want any doctored videos or fakes because they don't want to have anyone or have the election system be undermined or they don't want the american public to lose confidence. i can tell you now the side that loses will say the election process was undermined and i have lost confidence in it. >> bill: google and the highly targeted ad is as opposed to a regular targeted age. >> you can target by gender or postal code. race and stuff like that will be out. they will make sure that the ads aren't -- don't have misinformation. again that gets down to nebulous area, right? how many articles that you read today people say it was clear this week's impeachment hearings didn't lay a glove on president trump and someone else says it's clear it did. you know what i mean? if you put either of those in an ad would they get rid

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and newt gingrich will talk about declining popularity of impeachment even among democrats and charles payneeconomy, the china deal, the us mca and breaking into the home of anything-year-old woman, she happened to be an award-winning bodybuilder who takes his butt and saves the day. william murphy joins us live to talk about that. i'm wondering was that quick enough for you? or the promos too long? rob: 40 seconds at the top. >> turns out i have cable in the green room and i was watching on friday when ainsley did a promo and here is how it sounded. >> "fox and friends" starts in 15 minutes. rob: so concise. >> usually i'm in my office when he does a piece and i am dying laughing. >> you can call me out. i stand by my words. >> you back of your words, i call you on camera dissing and instead of an apology you double down? rob: you can't call me out, i will double down. jillian: goodbye, brian. rob: let's do some headlines. that is the whole thing. 10,000 illegal guns taken off chicago streets so far this year, one gun every 38 minutes. chicago police superintendent eddie johnson praising hi

here to weigh in, host of "making money," fox business's charles payne. we start the things off you give bernie credit throwing it out there. imagine your threshold for higher taxes begins at $29,000. it is absolutely mind-boggling. and i tell you, everyone else is starting to put some numbers to their stuff. even warren is coming down at 250. if you live in new york, you're combined taxes will be 67%. these numbers are outrageous. they really are. you cannot grow an economy this way. i think only thing we would be sharing is misery. brian: you realize new york is six billion in debt? six billion overbudget, being highest taxed state in the country. what are we thinking? >> you make these promises. you make these promises. you make these promises and you can never pay for them. you just keep raising taxes and you keep going further and further into debt. steve: one thing for a politician to say i'm going to do this, without giving details much like elizabeth warren. now that you have the number, people will go, i make more than 29,000, how will that impac