to figure it out, ryan payne, payne capital management. we're not affiliated.rothers from different mothers and ryan. first talk about the impact of the trade thing. it was ceremonial. news was already out to a degree, there has to be sort of a sigh of relief? >> absolutely. this is where cap-ex steps in. companies last year said see how this goes, before they make decisions buying again. this clarity will be huge for gdp. which will keep the market rocking and rolling, charles. charles: jason? >> you know, i think the backdrop of all of this, is still a friendly, liquidity providing u.s. central bank that is kind of the final front ear of this permabullish market or what seems like it. of course, signing today is clearly a bullish factor and what's even more bullish factor, larry kudlow talking about there will be tax cut a few months from now. yeah, we're talking about phase two. it would seem fundamentally the coast is clear. there are other things we need to look at. right now, bullish. charles: that is kudlow's dream. i don't think the markets believe that

she is subbing for charles payne today. he's back at the well again, isn't he? cheryl: this is the thing, these governors never learn. even a key democrat under the governor of new jersey, governor murphy, said you can't tax your way out of everything, this isn't the answer. you are right, folks are going to continue to leave, not just new jersey but connecticut and new york and massachusetts and all these other high tax states, because this is the only way that they seem to be able to solve their fiscal problems. how about spending less, how about cutting corners, how about putting your state on a budget and sticking to it. none of these states at least in the tristate area around here seem to be able to fathom what that is even like. then of course there's the other option, property taxes. let's go after homeowners. that's the same effect. then these homeowners are like that's it, i'm selling, i'm leaving and i'm going to florida. it's warmer. well, okay, not over the weekend. maybe it was warmer here than florida. neil: no, it is interesting. we will see how

also interviewed here is keith payne. so he is interviewing keith payne and robert mcnamara.it, it said --rn on the see the subedit, other side? it says terrence smith, robert mcnamara. terrence smith, robert mcnamara. keith payne says here, i think one of the most important messages regarding the cuban missile crisis is that on the other side, there may be ideological zealots in control. he is talking here about fidel and che. what is interesting is what was going on on the other side. and we now know, for example, what was going on was that castro and che guevara were recommending to nikita khrushchev that they actually use the nuclear weapons. kennedy did not want to nuke anyone. khrushchev did not want to nuke anyone. fidel and che did. use the missiles, use the nuclear weapons against united states. so here we have a very serious crisis where at least one party, at the seniormost levels of government, is advocating the use of nuclear weapons against the united states. now that is payne. now mcnamara jumps in, "right, may i?" we are talking about here the film 13 days. th

now that is payne. now mcnamara jumps in, "right, may i?"we are talking about here the film 13 days. mcnamara. "the film shows correctly on saturday night, the 27th of october, a critical moment, the 27th of october in 1962. the majority of kennedy's military and civilian advisers were prepared to recommend attack. at the time the cia said they do -- did not believe there were any nuclear warheads there for the missiles. it was not until 30 years later we learned there were 162 warheads there. " wow. tactical nuke. i love the phrase, tactical, you know what tactical does? 90 for the incoming and 60 for the missiles targeted on the u.s. which would, as was properly said, would have killed, killed, killed 80 million americans. that is just killed. forget about casualties, people with other problems, radiation, cancer. that is just from those missiles there. no response. if those are all fired, the united states is going to fire on cuba and the soviet union is going to fire on the united states, and we will fire in the soviet union and back and

payne: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor a true warrior from my district, graham master kevin thompson. he was a son of newark and a world famous marshall artists and light wait fighter who efeated many heavywait challengers and won more than 100 trove is in three disciplines, weapons, form and fighting. today, he is the in the black -- hall of fame along side the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. . . he house will be in order. conversations can be taken off the floor. he house will be in order. mr. payne: today he is in the black belt hall of fame alongside noted artists bruce lee and chuck norris. through his skill he learned the rank of grand master, a rare honor for his achievements and contributions. his bravery and currently helped him battle lou gerhig's disease until his passing on january 8. but that will not dim the bright legacy he left in the world of martial arts and in our newark community. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore

i'm charles payne. yes we are invested in you. now over the next hour our studio audience they get to ask the questions. these questions will reflect the concerns of all americans. questions that will play a decisive role in the upcoming election in how we tackle the pivotal issues of our time. by the way, all-star fox business lineup. stuart varney, liz claman, dagen mcdowell. give them all a round of applause! [applause] we are going to tackle the war on the rich, student loan crisis, retirement. the economics of climate change. all of this and more, special live audience edition of "making money." bring them in. stuart varney you know him. host of the top market show on television. "varney & company." >> hi, everybody. [applause] charles: thank you very much stuart. >> my pleasure. we're going to get right to it. i know that is how you like to do it. situation son, give us your first question? >> i am a student, is it responsibility of the government to forgive student debt or cut the cost of higher education. charles: which on

to charles payne. charles: thank you, neil. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." a down day for the markets. there are two contributing factors. earnings from blue chip names and concern over the coronavirus. some relief the world health organization says it is a bit too early to consider the virus a public health emergency of international concern. tesla making it rain again, continuing a record run the first u.s. automaker to top $100 billion for a car manufacturer. that means gargantuan days for this guy, elon musk. we'll share lessons you can take away from tesla and elon musk. how the hypocrisy has reached new heights. he may rest in peace. mr. peanut is dead. he was 104 years old. what other food mascot got us thinking, what other food mascots probably need to go the same way? tweet me your ideas. cvpayne. we have that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: folks, stocks meandering. we came into the session awaiting on the world health organization to designate the coronavirus. fears about all that lingering but moments ago th

i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking at this moment, indices are mixed but we know it could change in a hurry as we saw yesterday with the monster turn around. if the fed would listen to the former chairman the economy and stock market would get the biggest boost ever. do we need it. with rising we're live at consumer electronics show with biggest items turning heads and blowing minds. we get on the floor with awesome new gadgets you can't miss. there is louisiana senator bill cassidy how the trump administration has made america great again. and we're going to go from here. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so another session, started off slow. but finding the footing. remember yesterday's rally coming on what i think was the biggest uncovered news of the year. federal reserve perhaps using new tools, including negative interest rates to pour unimaginable amounts of money into the economy. meanwhile we might see biggest private equity deal in history that is the scuttle but today, folks. the

good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is making money. we remember the legacy of martin luther king, jr., the civil rights icon who helped america turn a collective corner but how far have we really come and why are we working on some many of the same issues 52 years later much the what happen when left-minded voters take their voting with them. how a couple could give jay-z and bee i don't know say when it comes to profitability. all that and more in a jam-packed "making money." ♪. charles: so it has been 52 years since martin luther king, jr. was killed but his dream of equality for all still being fought today. income inequality, racial relations, gender discrimination, these are hot-button issues as we close in on the general election. things are the getting better, but is the public being sold on what is better alternative to capitalism, will that work? joining me to discuss, tom burnett and fox news contributor deneen borelli. former massachusetts governor deval patrick out with his economic plan which is heavy on reparations for bl

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now the market grinding away after the dow opened down 200 points as investors attempt to factor in all the sabre-rattling from the united states and iran and what comes next. we get into effects on the market. what is the best hedge for you now? some are talking gold, bonds oil. what about cybersecurity stocks? we bo over all of that. plus -- >> if you do win an award tonight, don't use it as a platform to make a political speech, right? you're in no position to lecture the public about anything. you know nothing about the real world. charles: ricky gervais going scorched in the monologue at the golden globes. it is so refreshing to see hollywood hypocrisy thrown into it is face. what do smart tables, trashcans, robot cots have in common. that is what you see at consumer electronics show. so that and much more on "making money." ♪ charles: iran vowing revenge after the united states, for the united states against them for that airstrike that killed their military leader but

charles payne on that.am, this guy. >>> and later today i'll join him in front of a live studio audience. that will be 2:00 eastern today right here at fox studios. wondering what's going to happen. here's a taste of the last time they turned me loose on a live audience. roll it. i don't know why you're laughing, sunshine, but i'm telling you, when i was in england in the 1970s -- [laughter] the coal industry, steel industry, rail industry, gas industry, road transportation, what else have we got here? oh, electricity, health care, all of that and the airlines owned and run by the government, and they ran it into the ground. that was english socialism. it failed miserably. ♪ ♪ at fidelity, online u.s. stocks and etfs are commission-free. and when you open a new brokerage account, your cash is automatically invested at a great rate. that's why fidelity leads the industry in value while our competition continues to talk. ♪ talk, talk stuart: it's, the market is still up but as much as it was. 14 up for the do

to "making money" host charles payne.lexandria ocasio-cortez's argument, right, that they were trying to buy their interests, right? charles: you know, there's a few things that make aoc look a lot better today. that revelation, also just the fact that these silicon valley names, these companies are pouring employees into new york city. i mean, they are opening up, they are buying real estate, taking up spaces, they will have tens of thousands of employees working in new york, then a new report out that suggests that these incentives do not work, that you get a small blip within the industry but nothing outside the industry, and that maybe these cities and municipalities have been making big mistakes trying to lure big business in with these sort of incentives. neil: you could also raise the point that the number of jobs generated will justify whatever tax breaks they get. what do you think of that? charles: that's the argument for it, right. and according to this study, it's generally an election year official that when

charles payne hosts.will be there along with liz claman, stuart varney, dagen mcdowell and yes, you. if you want to come to our new york studios, just sign up at foxbusiness.com, and if not, of course tune in at 2:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow right here on fox business. that will be fun. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. and when you open a new brokerage account, your cash is automatically invested at a great rate. that's why fidelity leads the industry in value while our competition continues to talk. ♪ talk, talk while our competition continues to talk. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or

payne capital.reat quarter. >> thank you. >> i noticed the stock at this point, it's not trading cheap a like 20 times forward earnings. are generics another big push for you guys in terms of where you're going to find some growth. i noticed that's one place you're looking as well to do more of. >> where we see -- we see really good opportunities for the next five years. we actually had very little generic exposure. our products, as i mentioned, we launched 10 products since 2014, have an opportunity to launch three more this year. and as we look out for the next five years, what we've said is we expect top tier revenue growth for the next five years and we should be able to also continue to invest in the pipeline but deliver margin expansion on a year over year basis. so we're really excited about the opportunities in front of us, we think q4 is emblem attic of the kind of results we expect to see in the future. >> hi, james freeman at a the wall street journal. as as one who wants to see the incen

to charles payne. charles: thank you, neil. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne.uting factors. earnings from blue chip names and concern over the coronavirus. some relief the world health organization says it is a bit too early to consider the virus a public health emergency of international concern. tesla making it rain again, continuing a record run the first u.s. automaker to top $100 billion for a car manufacturer. that means gargantuan days for this guy, elon

amy payne reports.ng british motorcycle brands making motorcycles for customers around the world but now norton is in administration. it was struggling to pay a tax bill and face are winding up pay a tax bill and face are winding up order. a lot of the major brands are very much putting the accent on customer service are very much putting the accent on customer service after sales, strong dealer networks, large warehouses full of spa res dealer networks, large warehouses full of spares and really norton we re full of spares and really norton were not in the same league. they we re were not in the same league. they were a fairly small set up. less than a year were a fairly small set up. less thana yearago, were a fairly small set up. less than a year ago, the chief executive spoke of expansion. now the focus is on survival. administrators are trying to rescue notjust the motorcycle firm but other businesses. including the 42 bedroom priest house hotel. administrators say they are taking all necessary ste

so is charles payne. charles: thank you, neil. i'm charles payne this is "making money."rate earnings. big uptick in manufacturing, all injecting more optimism into these markets. as, is another victory for president trump. the senate now ratified the usmca just the day after he signed the phase one china trade deal. we're going to get reaction from all of this, from top white house advisor peter navarro in just a minute. then there is this. >> i think you called me a liar on national tv? >> what?

watch me later today, town hall with charles payne, 2:00 p.m. eastern on this network. time for neil. it's yours. neil: stuart, thank you very, very much. the anomaly continue what is is happening on corner of wall and broad and what is going on in washington, d.c. almost as if investors shrugging at the so-called constitutional crisis and that the president will live to fight another day. the president indicating that backdrop is fine for him and teasing upcoming plans of his own to keep the markets and the economy. humming. >> i will make a tax cut. we'll probably make the other permanent. it has a long way to to in all fairness. we'll make that permanent for the middle class. we'll announce it over the next 90 days. we have great health care initiatives coming up. we've done really well with health care. we're coming up with a plan that will be fantastic. we made great trade deals. the china deal is amazing. we'll start phase two very soon. as soon as i do that i will do europe. they have been very difficult to deal with. ultimately it will be easy. if we can't make

payne. mr. payne: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: i send to the desk a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 776, resolved that a committee of two members be appointed by the speaker to notify the president of the united states that a quorum of the house has assembled and that the house is ready to receive any communication that he may be pleased to make. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the resolution is agreed, to the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the gentleman will suspend. pursuant to house resolution 776, the chair appoints the following members to the committee to notify the president of the united states that

this and a lot more, we have a very special ed gig edition of "bulls and bears," lou dobbs, charles payne, and kee kennedy. >> what a pressure. lou: yeehaw, wonderful. david: "washington post" reporting that they have identified at least 200 big donors for president trump's reelection who are either new to political giving or sat out the last presidential electiontion, they have now infused trump reelection campaign with 20 million dollars, that probably just the begin, lou, what is it about? the people coming? what it is about president trump spes stiffically that brought nonpolitical be people in. lou: the big donors don't have to be brightest people to know it is in their interest for this president to be reelected. markets have have soared, dow up 60% since he was elected. who would you prefer, elizabeth warreno joe biden? his family seems to make a lot of money, but the rift o restaurant of the -- the rest of the country gets left out. charles: not just the dow, we're on a cusp of massive housing boom. housing starts at clean year high -- 13 year high, ground intel ogroundswell of op

. >> reporter: like t-payne revealing there is a talented voice behind audio tune.ared between matt miller and his fans weeks before the rapper's untimely death. >> what's the magic of the tiny desk? >> when do we get to see an artist perform when their noise is not amplified in an awkward setting in broad daylight, it is uncomfortable and marvelous. >> a simple spectacle drawing huge crowds in person and online. it has racked more than 40 million views along. it has become a platform for lesser known acts trying to break through, the annual crowd source, tiny desk contest. in the three years since winning the chance for perform behind the tiny desk. new orleans funk group booked big venue. tonight they are nominated for a best new grammy. >> so many artists out there need the right platform to see how special they are and that's what tiny desk did for us. >> it was con serpcerts that ch our life. >> our tiny desk concert is about to begin. >> yola, it is time for her debut. >> you just want everyone to connect. >> everybody, give it up for yola. >>> the creative so

i'm charles payne. this is "making money."ore resilience after being roiled last night after iran's attack on u.s. bases in iraq. >> our great american forces are prepared for anything. iran appears to be standing down. charles: president trump facing one of the greatest tests of his presidency. i will go in depth i think this is his moment. plus

i'm payne the poet. as you heard from what he said about me, one of the things that i like to do, i like to artistically be able to articulate experience. we may come from different backgrounds. i like to find a way to bridge the gap between understanding, from where i have stood to where i stand now, from where you stood in the past. i use my art as to introduce you to a world maybe some of you haven't seen and affects of said world. just -- you know. for so long i had been searching for purpose. i remember searching for a reason to be believed in with the ability to grab the attention of millions in the way to be i remember looking for way to be certain. certain there was certainly a reason i exist, after so long of searching you guys, i found this. you may not understand. this was supposed to never happen. i was supposed to believe rapping was my only means of expression. pour my heart into poetry the world would not come into question and everyone into my background would be unable to establish a con

here from payne capital.the police said there were 60,000 protesters in the recent protests but the protest organizers said something more like a million. what's the real number? if there's a million people, there's only 7 million plus people in all of hong kong. that's a lot of people protesting. >> i think even like here at our protests in the united states, there's so much disagreement on the crowd counts. what's really important to think about is whether it's 60,000 or a million, it was the largest protest ever on a new year's day. a traditional day when family, other things are happening, that people continue to come out i think is a remarkable testament to what is going on with the hong kong people, trying to seek out, trying to speak up about their future. clearly, again, my heart goes you out to the people of hong kong. we m the united states can continue from our side to speak up. kudos to our u.s. congress and kudos to president trump. they've come together and signed the hong kong human rights and

dow 24 points, let's say if payne can hold it because i can't do all the heavy lifting for him. right now 39,322, to you, charles. charles:ly try to do my part, neil, you know that. good afternoon, everyone, i'm sorry charles payne, this is making money, stop me if you heard of it before but markets are record highs, monster housing report sending all three indexes into the green yet again, how much money can you make on the housing boom, we are here to help you figure that out, plus we will hear from trump economic adviser steve moore, will this actually make them a bigger target, plus, we are looking back at other companies hitting major milestones in our version where are they now, all that and so much money on making money. ♪ ♪ charles: stocks continue to record run, dow, nasdaq and s&p all record highs, mostly because of upbeat earnings, in fact, housing went through the roof, punt intended, 1.4 million, the number well over 1.6 million, that's what we call a monster beef, folks, jackie on more of the housing renaissance, jackie? >> good afternoon, this is a monster beat wh

here is charles payne. charles: neil, thank you very much. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." stocks are breaking lower as we hear from the world health organization on the international risk the coronavirus. the outbreak as wall street weighs on this and outlook on corporate earnings. promises made, promises kept. a new poll shows american's surging satisfaction with president trump. prepare to be shocked. house at it again. voting on measures and administration to take limited military action against iran. congressman jim jordan joints us live. all that and much more on "making money." charles: the world health organization is about to give an update on the coronavirus to discuss whether or not this outbreak should be considered an international public health emergency. keep in mind, at least 170 people have died in china. almost 8,000 have been infected around the world. edward lawrence with us. he has the latest. edward? reporter: charles, we'll find out in about 30 minutes on that. we're seeing this viru

buddy charles payne who has his "making money" show. i can't think of anyone better to start us off in the new year from washington up to new york, now. charles, give it to you, a few seconds early because the market is up. that means i want your take. charles: thank you very much. you will get it my friend. happy new year. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne, this is making money with an exclamation point. the market bolted out of the gate with a latest surge avenue years eve. 2019 winners, guess what, they're leading today. will the dogs hunt this year? democratic establishment losing its grip as fund-raising numbers suggest voters want an outsider. bernie sanders raking in the most last quarter, monster number, led by teachers. by the way, why are they backing a socialist? what are they teaching our children? wages and hours are on the rise. we have an expert here why it is so critical for the economy, in economic revival businesses need to do well but one thing could derail it. that and much more on "making money." ♪. charle

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money."d down 200 points as investors attempt to factor in all the sabre-rattling from the united states and iran and what comes next. we get into effects on the market. what is the best hedge for you now? some are talking gold, bonds oil. what about cybersecurity stocks? we bo over all of that. plus -- >> if you do win an award tonight, don't use it as a platform to make a political speech, right? you're in no position to lecture the public about anything. you know nothing about the real

to "making money" host charles payne.ut the numbers are stunning. charles: yeah. i'm not shocked that the city's on the list, but $63,000? i mean, that is mind-boggling stuff, and consider those numbers are probably just going to continue to go up because they are going down a path where they are hurting commerce with some of these new sort of social justice policies, some of the promises that they've made, and it's really remarkable, then you wonder why things like legal marijuana haven't worked out to the degree we thought they would. because any time something new and innovative happens, what do they do? they have to tax it to death. look what they're doing in new york city to the gig economy. look what they're doing in california to the gig economy. you can't even blossom a new industry because they have so much debt and they need any sorts of money they can get, even nipping these amazing opportunities in the bud. neil: i am wondering where this goes because no state entity or municipality where this is going on, the

how shameful of them and then, think of the u sacrifice of our founders and thomas payne said that times foundth in the darkest -- oundeth in the darkest days of revolution. to write our founding documents, franklin to say when asked about what government we keep a republic if we can it. i often wondered why he said that as if it could ever be in except this president has placed in doubt by saying i can do whatever i want. shameful really quite that the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, who vote defend that freedom contained document. and the aspirations of our children into the future, to know they live in a democracy not in a monarchy. monarchy or a republic? republic if we can keep it. -- i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of and to the republic for which it stands. whateverle 2, i can do i can. niners. where is chad? getting ready for the game or something? talking about is the bengals were going to make a comeback. pretty soon. that's what he was telling me yesterday. anyway, thank you, all, very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 202

as a matter of fact, she is already ear here, kennedy, an eager beaver already, lou dobbs, charles payner. we'll have so much fun it should be illegal. connell: it may be as a matter of fact depending what you guys saying. you must have great bookers. >> got it. connell: top of the hour with "bulls & bears." might be illegal. deirdre: that is a good crowd. it might be. it might be. you know about junkyards for car parts. there also retirement homes for planes believe it or not. we'll take you to one. you can visually pick through the boneyard in arizona. you will not want to miss it. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple en

so is charles payne. charles: thank you, neil. i'm charles payne this is "making money." we saw solid retail sales. continued strong corporate earnings. big uptick in manufacturing, all injecting more optimism into these markets. as, is another victory for president trump. the senate now ratified the usmca just the day after he signed the phase one china trade deal. we're going to get reaction from all of this, from top white house advisor peter navarro in just a minute. then there is this. >> i think you called me a liar on national tv? >> what? charles: whoa. a war is brewing in the progressive wing of the democratic party. what that means with just 18 days to go before iowa. what is tom steyer doing there anyway? all that, so much more, on "making money". ♪ charles: major wins for president trump this week. the senate approving the united states mexico canada agreement today one day after the historic signing of the trade deal with china. they are say the farmers are happy with the china deal and signed to be sign deal with mexico and canada. i think they will tack mas

charles payne on what it means for your wallet. >> man: what's my safelite story?es when something happens to it. so when my windshield cracked... my friend recommended safelite autoglass. >> tech: hi, i'm adrian. >> man: thanks for coming. >> tech: oh, no problem. >> tech: check it out. >> man: yeah. they came right to me, with expert service where i needed it. that's service i can trust... no matter what i'm hauling. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ any way you want it ♪ that's the way you need it. steve: live from new york city, we are joined right now here on the mezzanine level with charles payne the host of "making money" on fox business. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: we called you in yesterday because at one point the dow was down 550 points on fears, among other things, of the coronavirus. >> wall street is always very worried about the unknown and right now there are still so many question marks about the coronavirus and we do no know it's having impact on the chinese economy. a lot of it will be made up down

charles payne here to reflect on that. what you make of it?re really in a remarkable stretch on that. the last 1.5 years and two years has been immense. i was looking at data. last year alone, nonwhite income growth was significantly higher than white income growth every single month except january when they were even. it's not just that they were a little bit above. the data i looked at with over several decades far above. we're talking 4.3% versus 3.5% on a month-to-month basis every single month. it really is remarkable. the employment to population and things that go beyond the unemployment rate. people are coming back to the labor force. here's the problem. in 2018, black wages went up as fast as anyone else except asian-americans. the household median household income is over 41,000. it peaked in 2,000 and a little over 43,000. so there's a lot to make up here. this is where their frustration is. it's interesting because you and i could remember that campaign where donald trump was running for president. he would always make an appeal to

i'm charles payne. this is "making money." markets are on fire showing more resilience after being roiled last night after iran's attack on u.s. bases in iraq. >> our great american forces are prepared for anything. iran appears to be standing down. charles: president trump facing one of the greatest tests of his presidency. i will go in depth i think this is his moment. plus we'll have complete coverage from capitol hill including senator marsha blackburn in just a moment. mean while carlos ghosn describing a government plot against him in marathon two hour press conference. we have that and so much more on "making money." ♪ >> iran appears to be standing down. the united states will immediately impose additional punishing economic sanctions on the iranian regime. these powerful sanctions will remain until iran changes its behavior. charles: president trump laying out the next steps in his conflict iran after a missile attack on u.s. bases in iraq. senators are be to be briefed in moments. one of those senators marsha blackbu

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joel payne, democratic strategist. and jason johnson, politics editor at the root.com and msnbc political contributor. karine jean-pierre, i always go ladies first anyway, but in this case black women are actually the core of the democratic party. >> they are the core. >> it is weird for me watching a democratic debate where black women were not there other than the one moderator. obviously abby phillip was there. but it was strange to watch a party that is just utterly dependent on black and brown voters hold that debate tonight. your thoughts. >> and we started off with the most diverse, the most talented of candidates in the primary, and it was not represented at all on the stage. it's problematic. this is something that the democratic party has to deal with. i don't think there's blame to go in one place. i think there's blame to go around as to why we don't have julian castro on the stage, why we don't have kamala harris, why we don't have cory booker. that is incredibly problematic especially before we could even

the course of human events when it becomes abraham lincoln, fourscore and seven years ago, thomas payne, these are the .imes that bind us ,gain and again, even our poets longfellow. remember? listen, my children, and you will hear the midnight ride of .aul revere remembering that famous day and year. it's always about marking history. using time. on december 18, the house of representatives impeached the president of the united states. and impeachment that will last forever. impeachment that will last forever. there have been questions about when we will send the articles over. we had hoped that the courtesy would have been extended to see what the process would be in the senate. short of that, time has revealed many things since then. time has been our friend in all of this. it has yielded incriminating evidence and more truth into the public domain. since we have passed the articles on december 20, two days later, new emails showed that after 90 minutes a phone call showed presiden zelensky in showed thatce -- there was a direction to hold off on ukrainian aid. had aning director effo

now to charles payne. charles: newell, thank you very much. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. making money, stocks continue to climb to record highs. the dow nearing 29,000 mark. there is growing anxiety. there might be too much optimism. breaking news, that iran may have shot down the commercial airliner. many folks wonder if now is the time to curb the president's ability to protect this country? i will ask tammy bruce and congressman lee zeldin. plus will the fed be more accommodative in 2020? we exclusive i interview with neel kashkari. that and more coming on "making money." ♪ charles: markets hitting all-time high, driven in part by those important names, you know them, apple, alphabet, facebook. connell: microsoft, all in record territory, but there are some worry setting in we're too giddy. pointing out options is he had of blow off top. this is melt-up followed by a big pullback. we have keith fitzgerald and point view wealth management's david dietze. keith, let me start with you, for folks that don't understand the jargon. there is so much optimism calls are bet to

here is charles payne. charles: good afternoon, neil. this is "making money." i'm charles payne. stocks taking a tumble as china announce as sharp rise in the coronavirus cases. we'll have this sorry and impact on markets. plus what else is pushing the markets lower while everyone is looking at china? he may be on trial in the senate, but new poll shows president trump's economic ratings hitting all-time highs. what that means with seven days to go until the first 2020 voting kicks off. a true champion, devoted father, brilliant businessman. kobe bryant leaving behind a massive legacy. we'll bring you sportscaster jim gray and bring you his lanes interview with the great. all this and more on "making money." charles: stocks sinking right now as coronavirus fears spike. the deadly virus in 16 countries in addition to china. while china, the virus epicenter is struggling to contain the outbreak. 82 people are dead, with 2800 confirmed cases in china alone. here at home we have five cases. the cdc is saying that the health risk to the u.s. is low at this time. grady trimble is in ho

i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking at this moment, president trump saying i told you saw the global elite at davos what i'm calling his greatest economic speech next. how his populist message is and the leaders are struggling to. coronavirus neil mentioned, it already killed six in china. it has made its way to the united states. where the focus is now. why we could see many more cases before long. he is indeed one the greatest envelope players, live, lawrence taylor. we have a huge, jam-packed show on "making money." ♪. >> today i'm proud to declare that the united states is in the midst of an economic boom the likes of which the world has never seen before. u.s. stock markets have soared by more than 50% since my election, adding more than $19 trillion to household wealth. charles: president trump launching the explosive american economy in davos, citing unemployment rates, household incomes and of course the stock market. america is the best economy in the world but what challenges does it face in 2020? i h

when you think of the sacrifice of our founders, thomas payne said, to fight a war, to win it, to write our founding documents, for benjamin frank lin to say, when asked about what government we have, a republic if we can keep it. i often wondered why he said that as if it could be in doubt, although this president placed it in doubt saying article two says i can do whatever i want. it is quite shameful that the sacrifices of our men and women in uniform who vote to contend that freedom in the document and the aspirations of our children in the future, to always know they live in a democracy and not in a monarchy, they ask a mon raurky or a republic, if we can keep it. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, not for article two says i can do whatever i want, monarchy for which it stands. thank you all very much. hey, go 9ers. he's not here? getting ready for the game. he keeps talking about the bengals aring about to make a comeback. that's what he was telling me yesterday. anyway, thank you all very much. bye-bye. >>> di

it reminds me of the crisis by thomas payne. your sergeants have read to you.e, "these are the times that try men's souls. the summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will in this crisis shrink from the service of their country, but he that stands it now deserves the love and thanks of man and woman." and my troops, you deserve that love and thanks. you are here with me now to continue our fight. i look forward to seeing you and in trenton. and remember, victory or death. colonel sergeant? >> yes, your excellency? >> prepare the troops to board. >> that i will. >> ready? row away. >> the durham boats, they were meant to float down the river. they were not meant to go across the river. but washington knew they were could be valuable to transport troops. they don't maneuver well going across the river. it is a real art form. you have to row them up the river and against the currents to get them into position. they were really meant to float down the river and be pulled down the river and steered with this big sweeper that is in the aft end of the boat. see out he

every day we have charles payne here. i wish we could have you every day. the show is kind of a conflict. stu varney, you are the businessman and we love your show and we love you. happy anniversary. stuart: i can't stand it any longer. time's up. [laughter] >> i have been wanting to have you on the show. it's ed's first day here. it is your ten-year anniversary. your thoughts at this economy we see today, historically. stuart: the american economy that we have now is working, and i think it is working for everybody. we have economic growth. we've got historically low unemployment. we have no inflation. very low interest rates. a housing market which i think is about to take off. and a stock market rally the likes of which, you know, i have been doing this for 45 years, and i have not seen anything like this before, and our analysts on the show say yeah, it is going up some more. so, you know, drop by every now and again and check in with what we have got to say. we will keep it going. >> he's proud to be an american. stuart: yes. i am indeed, very proud to

thomas payne, these are the times that times have found us. again and again, even our poets, longfellow, listen my children and you will hear the midnight ride of paul revere. that famous day. it's always about marking history. using time. on december 18th the house of representatives impeached the president of the united states. an impeachment that will last forever. since december 18, there have been comments about when are we going to send the articles over? well, we had hoped that the curtesy could be extended that we would have seen what the process would be in the senate. short of that time has revealed many things since then. time has been our friend in all of this, because it has yielded incriminating evidence, more truth into the public domain. since we passed the articles on december 20, two days later, new emails showed that 91 minutes of trump's phone call with president zelensky, a top office of management and budget aide asked them to hold off on ukraine aide. acting chief of staff mulvaney's role in the delay of the effort by la

i'm charles payne. this is "making money." stocks back in record territory thanks to blockbuster earnings. jpmorgan, delta, absolutely crushing it today, thanks to the american consumer. of course investors waiting on tomorrow's big trade deal signing between the united states and china. i will talk with former trump trade advisor curtis ellis. how big of a win for president trump and united states? the gloves are off, bernie sanders feuding with his rivals for the nomination including elizabeth warren. a heated war of words made of tonight's final debate in iowa. i think we'll see all out democrat donnybrook. we'll cover it and much more on "making money". ♪. charles: less than 24 hours the united states and china will sign phase one of their trade deal. the agreement is a big win for president trump. it is expected to include china's commitment to buy at least $200 billion in manufacturing, agricultural goods, energy products services over next few years. china to end the practice of forcing foreign companies to transfer tec

you carry the torch that was flamed by packet by patrick henry's passion for liberty, tom payne's commonncommon wisdom, linked by the memory of those soldiers known and unknown who lie in the only foreign soil this country occupies. the president, what do we pray for, what do we wish for him, and from him? what can he pledge to us, what can we say to help him? american writers have spoken eloquently to this question, thomas wolfe, william faulkner, f scott fitzgerald, said it is a fabulous country, the only fabulous country where miracles can happen all the time. i refused to accept the end of man, he will prevail because alone among all creatures he has a soul, spirit capable of compassion and endurance, and sacrifice. in this country there is a willingness of the heart. as you lead us into the uncertain future na brought future in a broad swell between those shining seas, let me say this in words you will remember. god shed his grace on the. (music) god shed his grace on thee. >> once again ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to introduce the international chairman of variety clubs