charles payne. >> charles: it's amazing. an area that is so glaring when it comes to relationships in treatment of women by political ideology. whether it is the me too movement stuff that gets ignored, swept under the rug or completely not reported or the meanness, than meanness, the disrespect. every time sarah huckabee sanders to the press, every time kayleigh mcenany speaks to the press, it's beyond disdain. there is a hatred. it's not just for these high-profile republicans. a couple years ago "vanity fair" wrote an article saying they say, entitled the strange world of conservative college women. it's on every single level if you are conservative or republican woman expect to be treated differently and expect it to be harsh, ugly and accepted by the folks that will always be complaining about people doing the same thing that they practice in real life. >> harris: a couple things, katie. the associated press stylebook which many in the media including fox news often adhere to. i don't know 100% because i can't say what

i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne. this is "making money". meandering yes, the final day of 2020 but all three major averages are down just a bit. right near record highs. we're diving into the massive market gains came despite the pandemic. how to get the 2021 portfolio ready. businesses are struggling under the covid restrictions they're facing. is this the right time to enact minimum wage hikes? half of the states across the country about to do so as early as tomorrow. while some folks may have the 600-dollar stimulus checks already, the fight is on for more relief. congressman elect darrell issa shares what he expects for the new congress. that and much more on "making money". ♪. jackie: take a look here. stocks down 14 points. s&p down a quarter of 1% or 37 points on the last trading day. two more hours left. 2020 is done. it has been quite a day on wall street. anything but that this year as dozens of new records have been set for not only major averages but for companies as well. tesla, apple, disney all turning in banner years. can th

here is charles payne. charles: neil, good to see you. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." major stock indices at or near all-time highs. they don't reflect of pockets of explosive moves throughout the investing word. bitcoin to copper all making big money. i will go in depth on a high school dropout and his revolutionary toaster oven. is this one of the reasons i'm cheering idea mania? close but no cigar. congressional leaders remain on the brink of a covid-19 relief package but there is still no deal. i will ask republican congressman andy barr what is holding all this. what the heck is the fed talking about climate change for? it is beginning to look a loot like christmas at least in the northeast. what happens to your christmas tree after the holidays? we'll bring you amazing story of one veteran putting them to great use. all that and much more on "making money". ♪. charles: you know there is some exciting stories in the investing world but most contentious might be the sizzling ipo market which brings back mem

charles payne is in for neil cavuto.k said, $11 a month can help our heros across this fine country of hours. see you here today. charles payne is next. >> charles: will the check be in the mail or not? president donald trump about to depart the white house for florida. but not before threatening to kill the spending bill and coronavirus relief bill. over wasteful spending that he says goes too far in stimulus checks that don't go far enough. we'll see if he talks to reporters on his way out. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." later this hour, texas republican congressman kevin brady who voted for the bill, what will he do if the president vetoes this? karl rove on the impact in georgia from this. first to david spunt in washington with the very latest on this. david? >> charles, good afternoon to

to my friend lauren simonetti in for charles payne. lauren: i see you again as well tomorrow, jackie. thank you everybody. i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne this week. with the covid relief bill signed by president donald trump what is next? i will have panel of expert this is hour. why isn't bitcoin getting the recognition it deserves while the financial naysayers are quick to dismiss it? will regulators as well? a christmas morning explosion tearing through downtown nashville. multiple businesses and restaurants left damaged after struggling for months with covid-19 restrictions. one nashville restaurant owner shares his story later this hour. all that, much more on "making money". lauren: stocks surging into record territory for all three major averages after president trump signs the 900 billion-dollar covid-19 aid bill. all street briefing a sigh of relief, yes the government will stay open and yes, some assistance is headed to americans. so will there be that official santa claus rally to wrap up the final week of trading

charles payne is next. >> charles: will the check be in the mail or not? president donald trump about to depart the white house for florida. but not before threatening to kill the spending bill and coronavirus relief bill. over wasteful spending that he says goes too far in stimulus checks that don't go far enough. we'll see if he talks to reporters on his way out. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." later this hour, texas republican congressman kevin brady who voted for the bill, what will he do if the president vetoes this? karl rove on the impact in georgia from this. first to david spunt in washington with the very latest on this. david? >> charles, good afternoon to you. you mentioned the world veto before leaving the white house today for florida for the christmas and new year's holidays. the president did veto the national defense authorization act which funds the department of defense also the united states military. the president, this just in, announced that he was doing so. one of the sticking points was the name

now to my buddy charles payne. hey, charles. >> hey, neil. thank you very much. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne and this is "making money." breaking right now the largest vaccination campaign in u.s. history underway as health workers across the country give the first shots against covid-19. the distribution logistics covers a host of industries they are working together amidst a symbol of hope midst a whole lot of brief. we'll see if the general population will get vaccinated. the vaccine is helping the mood of the market. stimulus, are we as gullible as charlie brown? there are major buy signals however you need to know about. we'll educate you about. meanwhile the electoral college vote begins. media turning on gop lawmakers. calling green beret, michael waltz a coward. he will join me in ten minutes and more on "making money". ♪. charles: so the market came out with a little bit of gusto. there were several factors, visuals of the rollout, it makes feel good. gave you some goosebumps of the covid-19 vaccines. more high hopes of fed accommodation.

"your world" is next with charles payne in for neil cavuto. oast. thanks to our service members serving overseas during this holiday. take care. ♪ >> charles: santa is on the move this christmas eve. so far, the stimulus checks are not. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." merry christmas eve. ho-ho-no. what will president trump do now that a house effort by both sides to change the stimulus bill has failed? unemployment aid runs out saturday and we could face a government shut down. to mark meredith on if president

right now my buddy charles payne is back. hey, charles. charles: neil, the national restaurant association came out with breaking news that half a million restaurants are in freefall right now. appropriate time for to you follow up. great seeing you, neil. yeah. good afternoon, folk, i'm charles payne. i'm back and this is making money. after a blistering november and strong start to december it looks like the market is pausing but beneath the surface it is absolutely on fire. it is collective bull market and will include initial public offerings from some of the hottest companies in this country. we'll see whether or not you want to ride the wave and how to do that. meanwhile investors are betting congress will get its act together in a big stimulus deal. don't lose track on betting of georgia runoff elections, very important. trump attorney rudy giuliani is in the hospital after testing positive for coronavirus but the fight against election cause continues. we'll get the very latest from trump attorney jenna ellis. all that and so much

charles payne already has, "making money" host, bestselling author, joins me. money, charles? charles: you know, it comes from the federal government, i guess. move over, nuclear waste, we are going to put student debt in there next. it's nuts, neil. it really is crazy. you know what i really, really despise about this? there's a lot of things i don't like about it but what i despise about it is that democrats sell this to the american public as a way of helping quote unquote, minorities, blacks and hispanics, when in fact this is a bailout for woke college students, it would be a bailout for folks with masters degrees, folks with graduate degrees. 36% of this debt is held by people with masters degrees. 20% by folks with professional degrees. the people that own this debt are the highest wage earners in this country. over the course of a lifetime they will make $1 million more than folks without a high school diploma. it is a crazy scheme. it really blows me away and it's offensive the way they sell it. neil: you know, i'm going to put you down as a maybe on th

we'll monitor closely as well charles payne. hey, charles. >> neil, thank you very much. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." we're waiting for president trump to address the "operation warp speed" summit as we near potential fda green light maybe tomorrow in fact on one of the main vaccines. i will ask dr. jenette nesheiwat my own questions about distribution and also ethical concerns that keep popping up. meanwhile the market resolve continues as major indices turn higher but too many of you not trusting the best observer of opportunities out there in the whole world, yourself. forget the jargon and get in the game. the clock is ticking for washington to deliver more help to the american public. i will get the latest on potential stimulus with senator marsha blackburn. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: folks in my 35 years of helping individual investors and folks who considered investing but were sit on the fence i found they have two big reasons they don't do it, right? they're intimidated by the jargon and mystery of the ma

now to our star of every day, charles payne. hey, charles. charles: hey, neil, thank you very much. appreciate it, my friend. good afternoon. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, what goes up must come down. the market's been drifting today, which by the way, happens. it's happened from time to time over the last 200 years. but when it comes to the stock market, what goes down eventually goes back up. i will explain in a moment. >>> meanwhile, we learned that household wealth increased in our country by more than $3 trillion in the third quarter, driven by the stock market. so how can you get a piece of the action? i have an amazing slate of investing pros that will show you exactly how. >>> and a $900 billion coronavirus relief bill has all but collapsed as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says republicans will not support the compromise. we will get reaction from congressman rick crawford, so much more. all that coming up on "making money." charles: it's been mostly a quiet day for the market, but i got to tell you, neil just mentioned this, not for

charles, thank you for joining us and i will be watching "making money" with charles payne right hereram. thanks, charles. take a look at the markets and we got the nasdaq still up about half a percentage point, downside move for the dow and denny is with us. ed, two things came to my attention this morning. first of all, the citigroup euphoria index as a measure of bullishness, i guess, is at the highest level since the year 2,000 and goldman sachs is saying that next year 2021 the economy will boom 5.3% growth. that sounds wildly bullish to me for both these stock market and the economy. is that where you are coming from? >> well, i think right now i am concerned that there are too many bowls. i've been bullish sense 2009 and i've counted lots of what we call panic attacks along the way and i think the next one when it occurs will be number 68 according to my account. i'm still bullish but i am concerned that in the short run contrary and look at the bullishness and bulls out there and say something good upset this. one possibility would be that january 5 elections in georgia, if th

charles payne will be back on monday. cheryl casone in once again for liz claman. i hope i get to see you in 2021. how about that. cheryl: i definitely hope i get to see you at the early hours of the morning in 2021. lauren simonetti, happy new year. lauren: happy new year. cheryl: here we go. it is the last hour of the last trading day of 2020, so happy new year because it is already 2021 in dubai. you are looking at live pictures right now. this is the world's biggest tower ringing in the new year with a fireworks display like no other. this is one of my favorites from around the world. in nine hours, we are going to see the ball drop right here in new york city and america will begin to close the books on 2020. wall street celebrating 2020 in its own fashion, wrapping up the last trading day of the year with a late session move to the upside. we could be headed for more fireworks. the dow needs any gain for its 14th record close of the year. the s&p 500 needs three points for a new record. right now, we are on track for just those two things. the dow is up 88 po

i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne. this is "making money." stocks higher in a session where volume, let's face it anemic ahead of the new year's. the bulls are in cruise control. digesting economy and vaccines that new vary rant on covid-19 right here at home. we're looking the best place to end in to 20. >>> restaurants in california were already on the brink but now with new stay at home orders, are they doomed? we talk to one owner who is pleading for help. >>> bitcoin making its way to the nfl. how one pro is getting half his paycheck in crypto. that and much more on making monday sympathy. note. -- making money. lauren: look here, the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq all on pace for record closes. optimism about the continued rollout on vaccines and new bill introduced in the senate today to increase the stimulus checks to $2,000 while many of the 600-dollar checks are already in the mail and investors are looking ahead to see if an additional payment is coming in 2021. we bring in two of the best, kaltbaum capital management fox business contrib

expect charles payne right now. hey, charles. charles: hey, neil. thank you very much, my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne and this is "making money." breaking right now, call it chill on the news. as major indices, mostly limping along after long-awaited fiscal stimulus comes to fruition but once again super exciting stuff is happening in the world. most of us excited, many of us missing out owning the future. i will go in depth on the next industrial revolution. it is happening right now. i think you need to get on board. congress easily passing a 100 billion-dollar economic relief package. only a fraction going to the american people. no protection for small businesses. what is actually in this more than 5000 page long bill and how much will it really help the economy? >>> one of president's trump's top advisors says he has the report to prove president trump won the election. peter navarro is coming up. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: folks the market continues to be on fire but you can't see it with the major indices. stocks that ar

brian: charles payne host of making money on fox business., the lock down did not escape you. no as emblematic in your faces a what we are witnessing in los angeles right now. what's your reaction? >> you know, when i saw the video over the weekend and i'm watching it first of all part of me is hoping it's not even real, right? but she juxtaposes the tents and can you heart heart break. i mean, can you hear her heart break. you understand exactly what she is talking about. so many people can relate with her. particularly in a place like california. where the hypocrisy, particularly amongst this elected officials and their friends, flight nbc gets to put this amazing elaborate tent right feet away from hers. ainsley: for catering. >> for catering and, you know, this is just after we see, you know, the gavin newsom french laundry obviously much more upscale restaurants than hers where the meals cost $450 a person where willie brown said he heard that the wine tab alone for that newsom meal is $12,000. all of that is thron thrown in r face by be

stuart: coming up on the program, charles payne, ben dominic, and ric grenell.lity to the democrat party. that is my take. it is next sofi made it so easy to pay off my student loan debt. (chime) they were able to give me a personal loan so i could pay off all of my credit cards. (chime) i got my mortgage through sofi and the whole process was so easy. choosing sofi was literally one of the best decisions i could have ever made because it gave me peace of mind. ... >> this is what a virus judge, it changes little by little. it's not moving away from the vaccine. the vaccine will cover it. it's not the more deadly. you know what? if it's already here it will be something we have to contend with anyway. >> the capitalism is the answer but it is what frees people. you work as hard as would like to get us where you want to be. that's common sense. >> 85% of restaurants right here in new york city are closed forever. what will happen? on a plumage will go through the roof and at the end of this pandemic we will be at the verge of an unemployment pandemic. >> we are w

before that we take you to charles payne through the next hour. hey, charles. charles: great seeing you my man. good afternoon, everybody, i'm charles payne and this is "making money." forget coasting into christmas all the major indices are higher after president trump dissed covid relief package calling it a disgrace. he is calling for household payments of $2,000 instead of $600. connell talked about, personal income spending swoon. another 800,000 plus americans filing for initial jobless claims. the stakes are high for the economy and the stock market. political stakes are high as well, with nancy pelosi quickly jumping on board with $2000. we'll have reaction from tennessee congressman mark green. i will ask deneen borelli about president trump's pardon spree. we have a big show for you own "making money". ♪. charles: all right, folks, the markets for the most part trading at a narrow range last couple days that can be considered consolidation after big move to the upside. keep one thing in mind, see it today. one saved an done the bias remains to the ups

david: i'm david asin for charles payne this is making money. stocks pushing higher and s&p and nasdaq to hit intraday record highs although as you can see the s&p has come off those highs. there are hopes of a swift approval of a covid vaccine and news jobless claims went down, surprisingly by quite a bit. optimism surrounding a economic stimulus package now that president trump and joe biden have thrown their support behind a stimulus proposal. >> i will and i think they are getting close. i want it to happen. i believe they are getting very close to a deal. david: so is help on the way? we got you covered from wall street to main street. boeing 737 max staging the first flight since being grounded after two deadly crashes. our grady trimble was onboard. he brings you a report about the flight in about five minutes. all that and more on "making money." ♪. david: the s&p and nasdaq hitting all-time highs today although as you can see the s&p pulled back a little. it is all about news on crack seen hopes and a 900 billion-dollar covid relief bil

here is david asman in for charles payne. david: david, that discussion about inequality between charlie. that was a great discussion. neil: thank you, my friend. good to see you. david: great to see you. i'm david asman in for charles payne. this is making money. nasdaq hitting new record highs, we have market watchers to help you make money on all of this. investors optimistic about the development of covid vaccines, there are six as the cdc meet this is hour to come up with a plan who gets the first shots. we'll have a live report on that. president obama says americans care more about cheap gas than they do from the environment. we'll hear from steve moore, whether this was a cheap shot. all that and a lot more on "making money". stay tuned. ♪ david: it's a huge market day. nasdaq hitting all-time highs once again today after surging more than 10% last month. vaccine hopes stronger than expected economic data and rumblings on capitol hill of a bipartisan covid relief bill are boosting market optimism. joining me two marke

i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne. this is making "money." breaking right now, the market, it us faltering as it tries to extend its year-end rally. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell just poured cold water on the 2000-dollar stimulus checks. we have the plays to consider with or without the extra cash. joe biden planning to spend trillions on economic revival after calling for entitlement cuts in the past. steve moore is here. when draconian rules fail. new rules lazing eyebrows across the globe. that and much more on making money. ♪. lauren: stocks hit all-time highs for the second day earlier this morning but the tone has turned bearish. stocks now falling. the dow is down 72 points, nasdaq is down 33 or a quarter of 1% each. this after senate majority leader mitch mcconnell just objected to senator chuck schumer's request that the senate approval h prove a house bill by unanimous consent that would have boosted stimulus payments to $2000 per american from the $600 that president trump signed into law on sunday. now juxtapose that with

the same charles payne who hosts making money at fox business at 2:00. charles?e that's in your savings account. i looked at your passbook before i came on air. going to make america a better place? is. >> it will provide a bridge so that america itself can become a better place. a large part of america becoming a better place is allowing the nation to be the nation. reopening this country thrill and letting us earn money that we prefer to do rather than, you know, waiting for any sort of government assistance. so, you know, i'm hoping that this will be the bridge, but, you know, the most important thing after, this obviously, the vaccine distribution, but, let americans work. let americans go out there and do what we did to become the number one country in the world, this tiny little small country upstart if you will that was able to surpass every nation on the planet with our own style of pull yourself up by the boot straps, you know, capitalism, free enterprise, and just self-determination. the kind when tocqueville came to this country, of course he came here

charles, i will be watching you at 2:00 o'clock this afternoon and the show is "making money" with charles payneing for you. thanks, charles. see you soon. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: show me pfizer, that covid vaccine will be authorized by the fda, lauren, how soon is it actually available? what do you got? >> monday. it might be another monday of good vaccine news. stuart: the truck is loaded with the doses of vaccine's radar the planes loaded with the doses of the vaccine? are they rolling or taking off? are we doing it? >> we are doing it. stuart, we anticipate the fda finally issuing the authorization and they've already given the signal and that means we think there will be shipments happening over the weekend and that we could have shots and arms as soon as monday. that is extraordinary news for america. >> good job, stuart getting that news from the white house. what we know is fda advisory panel has greenlighted the vaccine voting 17-four and a blessing likely means, as you just heard, fda will give it the okay for emergency use as early as tonight. it is not tonight, possibly this we

ainsley: here to react is host of making money on fox business charles payne. charles. >> good morning. ainsley: it's interesting when you hear about these lock downs in new york and other big cities that stocks for everyone across the country. >> yeah, there is no doubt. particularly new york. you know, if you go back a few weeks ago, when we were seeing more municipalities, cities, states, whatever, saying we are going to lock down schools or, you know, go back to remote schooling. it didn't really impact the market, but, of course as soon as they announced it in new york city, have you got all these hedge fund managers and so forth. it's in their backyard. the market pulls back. a lot of what happened yesterday though initial joy over the vaccine finally being distributed and we saw that, too, when the u.k. did the same thing. a lot of that was built into the stock market. don't forget notified was a second best november in the history of the stock market what really started to make this market wane beginning with comments made by senator manchin on a stimulu

i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne. this is "making money".2020 but all three major averages are down just a bit. right near record highs. we're diving into the massive market gains came despite the pandemic. how to get the 2021 portfolio ready. businesses are struggling under the covid restrictions they're facing. is this the right time to enact minimum wage hikes? half of the states across the country about to do so as early as tomorrow. while some folks may have the 600-dollar stimulus

congressman elect will be here live, charles payne on the aid package that could be coming out of congress, don't miss a minute of "fox and friends". i urge you to get dressed. every year, we set out to do one thing: help the world believe in holiday magic. and this year was harder than ever. and yet, somehow, you all found a way to pull it off. it's not about the toys or the ornaments but about coming together. santa, santa, you're on mute! just wanted to say thanks. thanks for believing. >> the current rate we are going you have to be ready for a full shutdown, a pause at the end of the spring. that is increasingly necessary not just to break the back of the second wave. jillian: bill diblasio warning new yorkers to brace themselves for another lockdown back at last week's. todd: liberal leaders across the country, carol markowitz joins us now. i'm not going to lie. >> here we go again, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, something that has not worked, i expect nothing else from the leadership because they don't learn the lesson. it is over. the lockdo

pete hegseth, charles payne and the california decision to say there is no science behind the shutdownsants. what that will mean for small business owner, we will talk about that as it ripples throughout the country, judge getting a star on the hollywood walk of fame. the movie industry when you can't have crowds and how he was able to raise $21 million for all those restaurants. we brought you this story about this grinchy mall who refused to grant a child's wish to get a nerf gun, the kid cried. the young boy is getting his wish. and how i just read the story for christmas cheer. those stories over the next 3 years. todd: republicans flipped a house seat in deep blue new york city waving a warning flag about a surge by new york colleague alexandria ocasio cortez. >> this should be a concern beyond the big apple. good morning. you are the only republicans in congress in new york. that is an accomplishment in and of itself. you are vowing to take on the squad. how do you plan on shaping that? >> we entered orientation of the capital. like-minded americans share the stories. i'm the daug

here is charles payne. charles: neil, good to see you.ajor stock indices at or near all-time highs. they don't reflect of pockets of explosive moves throughout the investing word. bitcoin to copper all making big money. i will go in depth on a high school dropout and his revolutionary toaster oven. is this one of the reasons i'm cheering idea mania? close but no cigar. congressional leaders remain on the brink of a covid-19 relief package but there is still no deal. i will ask republican congressman andy barr what

charles payne, he makes me happy. makes me laugh, right?s fox business's next virtual town hall with mr. payne. charles will be hosting the future of capitalism on january 13th, 2:00 p.m. eastern time. message fox business on facebook or instagram or e-mail your questions to investedinyou@foxbusiness.com. >>> socially distant glamping booming in 2020 but road trips are not the only use for rvs in the pandemic. coming up, the creative way one chicago restaurant is bringing rvs into his outdoor dining business. it's pretty cool. you will like this one. >>> take a look at the market right now. we are solidly looking for a new record on the dow at this point. remember, anything above 68 points higher on the dow at the close gives us a new record. nasdaq is on track as well. we are on these markets and the numbers. "the claman countdown" coming right back. ♪ ♪ cheryl: as promised, we wanted to keep you updated on what's going on on the senate floor. there's dick dirbin of illinois speaking. mitch mcconnell wants to put a kill shot on those $2,00

, okay, here is charles payne. hey, charles. charles: that is called spring in north dakota, neil.eil: you're right. charles: i'm charles payne this is making money. the market in a wait-and-see mode but tech, consumer discretionary stock have been strong all session long. bitcoin is erupting higher. it is about how much cash will cascade in the economy with the fed expected to get creative as they provide more accommodation. we'll find out in a few seconds from now. we'll hear from chairman powell at 2:30 p.m. eastern time. the latest scuttlebutt has congress cutting 600 doll lal checks to each household. will they finish before leaving town? everyone is protesting. we'll get reaction from contributor tammy bruce. all that and so much more on "making money." let's go to washington, d.c., for the very latest on the fed to edward lawrence. reporter: no rate increases, through 2023 the federal reserve specifically mentioned in their statement how much it will buy in treasurys and mortgage-backed securities. it will stay at 80 billion a month in treasurys and 40 billion a month in mor

charles payne breaks down the coronavirus bill. $900 billion we don't have, hopefully you will be gettinging account. herschel walker is here, really good at football, he is outspoken about this election and talking about the georgia campaign to find out who will control the senate. his message to voters and what is at stake. david webb on the squad squabble, the coronavirus vaccine, some say taken and some say don't. tomi lahren on the state of minnesota, suing bar owners who just want to make a living and defied lockdowns. what we talk about coming your way in 15 minutes after jillian and todd are done. jillian: this is fantastic. a heartwarming homecoming in time for the holidays. navy reserve lieutenant michael call surprising his kid after being deployed overseas with the help of the columbus indiana police department. lieutenant call joins me, the officer who helped, lieutenant matt harris. thank you for being here. i want to start with you. watching that video, embracing, smiles on everyone's faces and how you were feeling in the backseat of the car waiting for them to open the doo

charles payne is the host of making money on fox business. charles, good to see you.capitalism is slavery by another name saying one that keeps the majority of americans unemployed or under employed and struggling to survive while the power elite continues to concentrate wealth in the hands of a few and allows large corporations to pretty much run the world as multi-national corporations. what do you think about that, charles? >> well, there are so many places it is hard to know where to begin. factually certainly within america it's -- the majority people are not unemployed even in the midst of this horrible pandemic. most people in america have seen amazing upward mobility. it is not just the u.s. story. capitalism particularly as rich nations have gone out and invested in poor nations you go from 1990 to now. 1 billion more people have left poverty around the world, entered the middle class. we've gone from 37% of the world being in extreme poverty to less than 10% now driven by gains from capitalism and the things that happen from it such as investments and then t

expect charles payne right now. hey, charles. charles: hey, neil. thank you very much, my friend.es payne and this is "making money." breaking right now, call it chill on the news. as major indices, mostly limping along after long-awaited fiscal stimulus comes to fruition but once again super exciting stuff is happening in the world. most of us excited, many of us missing out owning the future. i will go in depth on the next industrial revolution. it is happening right now. i think you need to get on board. congress easily passing a 100 billion-dollar economic relief package. only a fraction going to the american people. no protection for small

now to our star of every day, charles payne. hey, charles. charles: hey, neil, thank you very much.king money." breaking right now, what goes up must come down. the market's been drifting today, which by the way, happens. it's happened from time to time over the last 200 years. but when it comes to the stock market, what goes down eventually goes back up. i will explain in a moment. >>> meanwhile, we learned that household wealth increased in our country by more than $3 trillion in the third quarter, driven by the stock market. so how can you get a piece of the action? i have an amazing slate of investing pros that will show you exactly how. >>> and a $900 billion coronavirus relief bill has all but

right now my buddy charles payne is back. hey, charles.e out with breaking news that half a million restaurants are in freefall right now. appropriate time for to you follow up. great seeing you, neil. yeah. good afternoon, folk, i'm charles payne. i'm back and this is making money. after a blistering november and strong start to december it looks like the market is pausing but beneath the surface it is absolutely on fire. it is collective bull market and will include initial public offerings from some of the hottest companies in this country. we'll see whether or not you want to ride the wave and how to do that. meanwhile investors are betting congress will get

now to my buddy charles payne. hey, charles. >> hey, neil. thank you very much.nd this is "making money." breaking right now the largest vaccination campaign in u.s. history underway as health workers across the country give the first shots against covid-19. the distribution logistics covers a host of industries they are working together amidst a symbol of hope midst a whole lot of brief. we'll see if the general population will get vaccinated. the vaccine is helping the mood of the market. stimulus, are we as gullible as charlie brown? there are major

i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne. this is making "money."ies to extend its year-end rally. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell just poured cold water on the 2000-dollar stimulus checks. we have the plays to consider with or without the extra cash. joe biden planning to spend trillions on economic revival after calling for entitlement cuts in the past. steve moore is here. when

here is david asman in for charles payne. about inequality between charlie. that was a great discussion. neil: thank you, my friend. good to see you. david: great to see you. i'm david asman in for charles payne. this is making money. nasdaq hitting new record highs, we have market watchers to help you make money on all of this. investors optimistic about the development of covid vaccines, there are six as the cdc meet this is hour to come up with a plan who

to my friend lauren simonetti in for charles payne.jackie. thank you everybody. i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne this week. with the covid relief bill signed by president donald trump what is next? i will have panel of expert this is hour. why isn't bitcoin getting the recognition it deserves while the financial naysayers are quick to dismiss it? will regulators as well? a christmas morning explosion tearing through downtown nashville. multiple businesses and

charles payne right now. hey, charles. charles: neil, it better happen. i tell you right now.hanks a lot, my friend. neil: we're close. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm -- we're close, i think. this is "making money." i know that for sure. major indices are trading at record highs as investors do indeed take the bait, buy on the notion that congress will finally come through with financial help. with the vaccine distribution and the notion it will unlock our economy in 2021. wall street is so convinced more firms calling for huge gains. as more money managers are buying bitcoin. the other part of the story is more money printing from the federal reserve. we'll have a preview how much powell and company will have to come up to make investors happy tomorrow. we have you covered with a host of market experts. we have former hhs secretary tom price, what is next for the covid vaccine, distribution, politics, logistics. we have it all covered. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, folks, the markets they're taking the bait again. came out the gat

charles payne hosts a virtual town hall on how this may reshape how the free markets operate, calleduture of capitalism, january 13th. 2:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> let's get to this. a live picture right now, if we can, to dip into that fda advisory panel where they are scrutinizing moderna's covid-19 vaccine data. the pharma giant's potentially hours if not minutes away from receiving emergency use authorization of i sats covid vaccine. coming up, the doctor who headed up the moderna trials at rutgers universities. he's currently working with j & j on its covid preventive. he's about to tell you which vaccine you should take. closing bell ringing in 28 minutes. we'll be right back. we are on track for records at the nasdaq, the russell and more. ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: take a look at this live picture. we will soon hear what comes out of this virtual fda advisory committee meeting, where they are currently at this moment vetting the second covid-19 drug the world is waiting for. moder moderna's vaccine. the committee is poring over the data carefully before making a recommendation to the agency a

charles payne holds a virtual town hall, "the future of capitalism" on january 13th at 2:00 p.m.e. many businesses are hit by lock dons as new administration will reshape how the free market operates. we will answer your questions as we face these challenges. have charles answer your question on facebook or instagram or email us at investedinyou@foxbusiness.com. we'll be right back what day is it? these days it can be easy to lose track of things. did i feed you? but taking prescriptions shouldn't be one of them. cvs simpledose presorts your prescriptions into packets, so you know what to take when. delivered at no cost. is this clean? visit cvs.com. some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid you may be able to get more healthcare benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to see if you qualify. learn about plans that could give you mor

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there will be panelists, charles payne, emily compango and me. we will answer your questions. we'll have guests and a great auction of things you can't get anyplace else. our son paul was there two weeks ago and is doing good recovery. good stocking stuffer. i bought your book to stocking stuff already. >> dana: thank you. you know, my dad was an amateur auctioneer. did that for extra money. you're very good at it. everybody can tune in and come to this auction that bret does. thank you. we'll see you at "special report" time. >> thank you, dana. >> dana: up next, new york's governor, andrew cuomo, is under fire after saying santa should be good to him and for all of his very hard work this year. ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [ engine revs ] we'rewelcome to a -wbetter way to live.s. ♪ welcome to my house the croods are coming home. kinda big, isn't it? that's the mirror. -sorry. and the world will never be the same. what is this? uh, we call that a window. win

we have a special programming note check at the future of capitalism virtual town hall with the charles payne is terrific it is coming up on january 13 at 2:00 p.m. on fox business an important discussion on the future of capitalism with the incoming biden administration ready to unleash a potential swarm of new regulation and taxes, you can send us your questions on facebook or instagram or you can e-mail at invested in you and foxbusiness.com we have a jam packed show were moving on a lot of headlines, we will bring on young americans kristin tate she will talk to us about what is going to happen next week with the georgia senate runoff and that will determine the future of the country and we are more disturbing revelation of a democratat candidate there in te senate runoff race in georgia. the story next. >> we cannot run the government from the senate but we can sure hellll stop socialism and we hae control of the senate, that is why everybody needs to get out and vote in georgia. ♪ modern or reliable. we want both - we want a hybrid. so do banks. that's why they're going hybrid with ibm.

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." merry christmas eve. ho-ho-no.hat will president trump do now that a house effort by both sides to change the stimulus bill has failed? unemployment aid runs out saturday and we could face a government shut down. to mark meredith on if president trump will sign, seal and deliver or not. mark? >> charles, good afternoon. motherry christmas. right now congress is trying to figure out how serious to take the president's demand that he wants to increase the amount of money that would be in the stimulus checks from $600 up to $2,000. that's what they're trying to figure out. today the drama was focused on what was happening on the house floor as republicans refused to go with the plan to increase that amount despite pleas from the democrats and republicans to do that. this will start again monday with a roll call vote. democrats are imploring the president to wait to ensure that relief is sent out. >> this is christmas eve. surely the president of the united states, whether he's in mar-a-largo or anyplace else ought to

making money with charles payne at 2:00 on fox business. wear the same outfit at 2:00 as you were this, no. please don't give it away. tune in to find out. >> all right. recall thanks, buddy. brian: go get them. joe biden facing more questions on his son hunter from late night host stephen colbert. >> the people who want to make hay in washington are going to try to use your adult son as a cudgel against you. are how do you feel about that? brian: "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain and pete hegseth are going to be asked that question. are we ever going to get answers? i hope they answer ♪ ♪ time to start brushing with parodontax toothpaste? if your gums bleed when you brush, the answer is yes. the clock may be ticking towards worse... parodontax is 3x more effective at removing plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums parodontax ♪ may your holidays glow bright and all your dreams take flight. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers at the mercedes-benz winter event. a major drug bust ended

before that we take you to charles payne through the next hour. hey, charles.charles payne and this is "making money." forget coasting into christmas all the major indices are higher after president trump dissed covid relief package calling it a disgrace. he is calling for household payments of $2,000 instead of $600. connell talked about, personal income spending swoon. another 800,000 plus americans filing for initial jobless claims. the stakes are high for the economy and the stock market. political stakes are high as well, with nancy pelosi quickly jumping on board with $2000

i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne. this is "making money."ssion where volume, let's face it anemic ahead of the new year's. the bulls are in cruise control. digesting economy and vaccines that new vary rant on covid-19 right here at home. we're looking the best place to end in to 20. >>> restaurants in california were already on the brink but now with new stay at home orders, are they doomed? we talk to one owner who is pleading for help. >>> bitcoin making its