charlie: ours, the 70s?hem. >> as you said to blame the generation right before you, for their troubles. neil: it was an anti-italian thing. >> the millennials are particularly good at blaming other people. neil: whoa you went there. charlie: millennials today grew up fairly wets it. most not all, but wealthy. your parents were wealthier than ours. there's no doubt about it on every level. my old man, you know, god rest in peace, he worked three jobs, he had a basically a high school education, he did okay, bought a little house, i get it. neil: and you think they did a lot better? charlie: he did not have, because he grew up in the depression, grew up a very working class area because of the 70s which was a huge almost said it, it was horrible. the 70s with stagflation, high unemployment particularly. neil: bellbottoms. charlie: and all of that, disco music. that took a lot of families back a few, back. neil: the electric light orchestra. >> what about the fact that millennials have had two financial crisis

charlie: well, there you see it.lly annoyed that the sec's approving a bitcoin etf while they are attacking the xrp and ripple, and as you heard, no settlement unless there's that very fine point that xrp remains a currency and not a security, thus outside the sec boundaries. let's go to adam aron fascinating conversation i just had. that was the best thing about mi lken, liz, you just talk to people as they walk by and we ran into adam and it's interesting, what he said is this. he goes amc, the theatre chain, is going to be a different company in the next year. it's not going to be purely theaters. now, i tried to get out of him what it is. he promised to go on the "clayman countdown" and talk to you and i about what exactly those changes are, but he told me, within the next couple of weeks, amc will announce a meaningful change that was the words he used in his business model that will tip the hat on where they go in the future so he did talk about the amc ape community. liz: what did he say about that? charlie: w

10 minutes. ♪ charlie: i am charlie and i like to dance to northern soul.been to this year. i feel if i do this right and i take it serious, i will get involved in the long run. ♪ scott: i'm charlie's dad. i always listened to the music and started watching the clips on youtube and other stations. charlie: i have seen people dancto it. i really enjoy. scott: basically i am a promoter. he sent me a video of young charlie. a lot of people like charlie. we have a future. he is 89 -- 8 or 9 and he is fantastic, at a venue like tonight, with real northern soul people. >> when i used to do it years ago, when i was 18 or 19, he has moved on doing it the same. charlie: the used to do it when he was younger --he used to do it when he was younger from place to place. ♪ >> on a friday, saturday, sunday, i would be back on a monday. it is a quick one. charlie: he influenced me and doing northern soul really. ho charlie showing off his considerable moves. before we go, it is halloween this weekend and here in new york city, there are ghoulish decorations everywhere. the

liz: charlie, thank you.memory lane here, no arguments today charlie and i went at it last week over the meme stock report we got into it again in this week's edition of everyone talks to liz podcast but we at least explained exactly what we're talking about when we talk about the securities and exchange commission, the meme stock craze , and the findings of a report you've got to listen to it find it on apple, google, spotify, fox news podcast.com and the one thing we don't do here is get snobby, and assume that everybody understands how this all works. we try and explain it to our broad and bill yet audience. charlie: get out of my ear. liz: get out of my face. up next why cube smart maybe a great place to store your cash as well as your belongings. todd horowitz, the trader explains when today's countdown closer comes back closing bell ringing in eight minutes don't go away we're about to close out october. (vo) while you may not be closing on a business deal while taking your mother and daughter on a once

charlie: here's one of the things.l people to buy stuff i don't tell people to sell stuff, i'm not a financial advisor. i just give you some market insight into, you know, news, and sometimes market speculation on what is going to happen and one of the big market speculation points right now is on bitcoin. not that it's going to reflect the red arrow down. that it's going to reflect the red arrow up. lauren: how much? charlie: here's what people are saying and hat tipped to john de aton, the lawyer representing the xrp holders it's one of the cryptocurrencies that's coming under a lot of pressure because the sec went after the crypto exchange ripple be at as it may, john is a student of cryptos and he made a great point to us, to my producer and we've been investigating this , that apparently, a huge amount of bitcoin is not being traded. it's being just held by people. 85% is stagnant. the last time we had that was in 2017, and from that point, bitcoin's price rise went from 6,000 to 20,000. now, it's obviously around

charlie: yeah?iding this is a winning one, which by the way happens to have some pros and cons, massive power consumption which isn't great for a climate agenda , that gary gensler cares a lot about, but being silenced about other things and one of the challenges right now is gary gensler, whose been asked specifically about these hasn't commented. charlie: the ethererum. >> the laws are so clear, just answer the question, because it's clear. charlie: liz, i also asked him about xrp, would he ever settle? he said no way. he might settle, but it can't be xrp declared a security, and that is a no-go, so he is going to fight this thing if the sec wants him to declare xrp security they won't operate in the u.s.. back to you. liz: charlie gasparino, live from bev hills, go get me a sandwich, charlie gasparino we're coming right back, don't go away. as an independent financial advisor, i stand by these promises: i promise to be a careful steward of the things that matter to you most. i promise to bring yo

charlie: let's backup a minute.c sued ripple saying the xrp cryptocurrency that's used on the ripple platform is a security, and they should have registered it, which they didn't, and they're saying because of that, you owe us a ton of money, $1.5 billion, and when that happened, xrp was de platformed from major exchanges, the price went down. people like you, you were a holder, i assume in the past, of this , i think that's you've mentioned that to me but people like you who held it saw the value of the holdings go down dramatically, and here's the rub. the rub the way i read your complaint, and the comments by the xrp community is simply this ripple used xrp to finance the buildout of its ripple platform, which is actually a decent platform. it's cross border payments with crypto, obviously the xrp. it's no different than what ethererum did with ether back in the day, but you guys didn't get a pass, is that essentially it? >> well there's a lot to it. i would tell you this. i wouldn't be involved in this case if t

here's how charlie got on.every ten minutes. but i ain't. that's what i'm going to say — i ain't. i'm charlie and i like to dance to northern soul. the first one i've ever been to, this is, and ijust said to my dad, ifeel like if i do this right, and i take it serious, i'll get invited to another �*un. i'm scott and i'm charlie's dad. i've always listened to the music. he started watching a few of the clips on youtube and other stations. just got well into it, really. i've seen some clips online of people dancing to it. i gave ita try and i'm... i'm rather good at it. hi, i'm chalky. basically, my co—promoter, ian, - he sent me a video of young charlie. he's aged 9. a lot of people ask me, _ what's the future for northern soul? people like charlie, we've got a future. | you know, he's aged nine, his grandad got him into . northern soul and it's absolutely fantastic to have him _ at a venue like tonight with real northern soul people. - i'm carl, i'm charlie's grandad. he's the soul of my heart, like. you know,

charlie: citadel? liz: goldman sachs. a real investment empire powerhouse, there's a securities firm on one side, a hedge fund on the other, ken griffin putting it together and he's given over $100 million over the past decade to republican causes. he's donated to three democrats, based on what we can see. he gave money so obama, he gave money to eric adams the new york city mayoral candidate, he gave money to ram emmanuel who is the former mayor of chicago, citadel is located in chicago. he's given them a combined 200,000, he's given republicans a combined 100 million. i think it was 108 million to be exact. this has a lot of republicans crying foul and saying the reason why gensler is so obsessed with payment for order flow, that's the process when robinhood can charge no fees because they sell the buy and sell orders to firms like ken griffin and trying to make a scandal out of this is because it's ken griffin whose benefit ing and a lot of this is being motivated by elizabeth warren. now maybe this is a conspiracy the

but pretty much, you know, as charlie said, take the win. go ahead, charlie. sorry. >> look, joe biden won the election because there were a lot of swing voting republicans and independents who tired of adult. it was an anti-trump vote. they wanted joe biden to stabilize, normalize the functioning of government to address covid as an adult. he simply did not -- and the same voters voted down ballot for republicans. not one house republican lost his or her re-election. and state legislative candidates on the republican side did well. they were voting for a check at the same time they were voting for joe biden. i just don't see how this was not a mandate to go big or for transformational change. if anything, this was a call for incrementalism and stability. and infrastructure, i think that's myly into the biden agenda would be well embraced. it's the swing voters who are the ones who will turn on democrats in the midterm. they did not vote for this. and i think -- >> i am not going to talk about -- i don't want to talk about the midterm because the midterm is a

charlie: yeah. she did not like the corporate tax rate coming down to 21% and now she won't vote for it to move back up. so there's a lot of gameplaying here. charlie: well who knows. she knows, let's be real clear here. the democratic party is at war with each other. the progressives have the loudest voice on social media and aoc, i mean, how could a one-term congresswoman from a small district in the bronx become such a big thing? but most of the democratic party is pretty central so that's why she's moving to the center. liz: well, centers -- charlie: particularly in arizona liz: apple, amazon earnings after the bell, we have our tech panel coming up on what to watch for. i promise - as an independent advisor - to put the financial well-being of you and your family first. i promise to serve, not sell. i promise our relationship will be one of partnership and trust. i am a fiduciary, not just some of the time, . . visit findyourindependentadvisor.com ♪ say it's all right ♪ ♪ say it's all right, it

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thank you, charlie. see you later in the newscast. >>> the dodgers tweeted out this video of the team boarding a plane heading to san francisco. the caption: business trip. >> looking live out at oracle park it was chilly out there on the field. what do we expect tomorrow, especially tomorrow night? darren peck is here, i took a walk this evening and it was cold. coldest day in a long time. >> colder tomorrow. tomorrow will be a little colder, a little windier, too, out at the park. 20 mile-an-hour gust. and cloudy. so, you know, often if you get into october baseball in the bay area you can have some of the sunniest and warmest weather. not working out that way now or tomorrow. so, replay of tonight's weather in the forecast for tomorrow but for a degree or two cooler and 20 mile-an-hour gust. nicer for saturday's game. more sunshine, less wind. then, shifting our focus. there is a system sitting right off of the coast. a little bit of rain mix inside with that. we need to talk about that small chance t

. >> charlie walter. >> yes. he is here from chase center with the nail biter that sent fans home happy, charlie? >> reporter: before this game steph curry was named as one of the 75 greatest players in nba history and tonight he proved why he may be the greatest active player on planet earth. he had this place rocking like it was the old days at oracle arena. came out on fire against the clippers. he was 9 for 9 from the floor in the 1st quarter and tied a career high with 25 in the first. the clippers were up 1 with a minute to go in the game. who else gets the ball. curry from the parking lot. he buries it for the lead. 45 points for steph. 5, warriors win it 115-113. they open the season at 2-0. >>> they have not gone 3-0 since their 2017 season where they won 73 games in that one. next up sacramento kings in sacramento. we will see if they can get to 3-0 and down the road maybe make some history. it looks like golden state is a good team this year. >> 45 points, he is just getting started. [ laughter ] >> ch

there's an ardent trumper named charlie kirk. his organization is called turning point usa. there he is. he's currently on what he calls the critical racism tour. as all major tours do, this one recently made a stop in napa, idaho, on the campus of northwest nazarene university. where charlie kirk called on a man in the audience who had a question. >> at this point, we're living under corporate and medical fascism. this is tyranny. when do we get to use the guns. no, and i'm not -- that's not a joke. i'm not saying it like that. literally, where is the line? how many elections are they going to steal before we kill these people? >> so, no, i -- hold on. stop. hold on. now, i'm going to denounce that and tell you why. because you're playing into all their plans. they're trying to make you do this. that's okay. hear me out. you started with a compliment so at least give me a little bit. they're trying to provoke you and everyone here. they're trying to make you do something that will be violent. that will justify a takeover of your freedoms and liberties the likes of which we'

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charlie: he looks amazing. >> he looks great. charlie: i wouldn't go that far. >> charlie's here. story that charlie has been following a judge from the southern district of new york granted permission for more than 23,000 xrp holders to get their voices heard in court after charlie interviewed the lawyer representing the cryptocurrency shareholders on friday. watch that. >> well right now, we asked the court permission to come into the case, and intervene, as de facto defendants or in the alternative, to grant us a standing with participatory rights, basically what that means is to allow us to prove that the xrp that we purchased is not only not a security, we also didn't enter into a common enterprise with ripple. >> here now to discuss charlie gasparino. so, what does this mean? charlie: that is the great john deaton. this is potentially a big, big development in the sec versus ripple case, which is a big development in crypto. if the sec loses the case against ripple, xrp, which is its cryptocurrency that is used in it's decentralized network for cross border transactions that

charlie: i think they do. are looking at a market currently around 16% negative trust to management fees, that is a significant underperformance. that might settle down, we may have done too much in the last three days. i'm told it is the fastest etf in history to get to $io within two days. it is a real frenzy going on. the futures market needs to be bigger. if this was the s&p, it would make no difference. we do not have a natural seller on the other side, so the minors are more involved. -- miners are more involved. dani: i think that record of getting to $1 billion in assets was 14 years ago. there is concern about the etf as well, but could we see a distortion in the futures market independently of the etf's? charlie: it is no problem for the futures market. it will give it money or say, thank you very much. it will distort the outcome. most know what does not reflect the price in the future that changes supply and demand today. that will push the number up in this case. i think what we will have is an ef

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charlie is back we will replay that chats. i will try to explain the report that i saw, you have to stay tuned. we begin with two major breaking business stories the dow and s&p have both crashed through the all-time records. today can they close there when the bell rings and 59 minutes is the question. blue chips about their august record at 12:23 p.m. and right now were up 162 points, the dow needs 168 points to clock the record. the s&p needs to be up 17 points we were to been there and done that the session. right now that's exactly where it is up 17. take a look at bitcoin going to the moon the original crypto skyrocketing to april record of 63800 and now stands at 66650 per coin propelled by yesterday's debut of the etf by proshares who strategist told us makes exposure to bitcoin mainstream easy. >> a regular etf provides a robust solution for investors and one that they can plan their brokerage account trade like a stock and that's a solution that a lot of people have been waiting for. liz: yesterday the etf was around

thank you for that. >>> let's turn to charlie walter. he is live inside oracle. hi, charlie! >> what is going on? just to give you a bit of perspective how loud the stadium was today i was at game number 162 against the san diego padres. a massive game. leadoff walk me les still mir ball in the 1st inning buster posey has a green night he went up to sit waive. shutout baseball. there have been three play about it never from a picture with that stat line. madison bumgarner in 2014 and logan webb tonight, a mike evans 0 giants when -- it was a great performance. >> just to give you a bit of perspective how big of a when this is, game one winners in the division series since they went to division series have one so percent they came with of june back directly to. we will have a game >> you can't beat that >>> tonight, even the police chiefs are getting in on this rivalry. if the doctors in the san francisco police chief will to estimate. >> pg&e is warning it could shut off power in three counties because of gusty winds and conditions. napa, so -- >>> before then we could see a

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let's get right to charlie walter with what happens now. charlie. >> reporter: today was supposed to be a clench, but i have one word of advice for the san francisco giants right now. it is by some more ice. the ice that the champagne is holding up right now is melted. we have to wait longer. 6:00, the dodgers take on the milwaukee brewers. corbin burnes is pitching in that one, so we will have to keep an eye on that. san francisco fans, they could very well be celebrating tonight. unfortunately my san francisco was not able to take control of their own destiny tonight. they had a chance in the sixth inning. austin slater hit the go-ahead homer. it was the 18th pinch-hit homer of the season among the most in history, and now we show you the deciding play. they double it in, the final plan, 3-2 san francisco, as they come around to score. that is the go-ahead run, and to number 107, the most in giants history come out will have to wait. fortunately, still a good shot that san francisco can get it done tonight. unfortunately, it is not in the

and fox news columnist charlie heard. charlie, let me start with you.t ultimately for the democrats? it looks like they will settle for roughly half of the plan. not getting the high income earner tax increases that they wanted. will this work out better for them because this plan was too expensive in the first place. >> i think it would work out better if you were dealing with an administration willing to listen to reality. the biden administration shows no inclination to actually listening to that reality. you know, let's remember that the window is closing pretty quickly on democrats ability to get anything done. obviously, you have an election coming up in two weeks in virginia where you have democrats who is running for his old seat back in the governor's mansion he looks to be within, you know, certainly within striking distance to win that race. what has now become a solidly democratic state. if republicans have been upset when in virginia, i think it is fair to say that the biden agenda is over. after that, you wind up getting into and we all kn

i'll let charlie get in here. i just want -- but i think the thing i'm trying to get at is it's not about selling it to the american people because the american people actually support this. so the problem is -- >> only 10% of the american people know what's in it. look, they support those things, but they don't know exactly what's in the bill. >> yeah. but the problem is two senators. it's not -- it's not joe biden's lack of trying to explain this to people or trying to get people on board. there are to two people who are blocking this. and i actually think that that's what should be getting a lot of attention, is why are they blocking it and why are they casting this as moderate when it has nothing -- there is nothing moderate about it. >> charlie is like, why am i here? charlie, go ahead and talk. sorry. >> i was going to say, look, i -- that's all right. hey, look, i don't think this bill, frankly, is as popular as many people are saying. as you said, don, most people don't know what's in it. but they are hear

major. >> garrett: charlie de mar, thank you. britain is reeling from a brazen attack on a member of parliament who was murdered in front of his constituents. the suspect, said to be a british citizen, was quickly arrested. counterterrorism officials are leading the investigation. cbs' charlie d'agata reports from london. >> reporter: stabbed to death inside a church while serving those he cared for most. and for now, british police are treating the murder as an act of terror. sir david ames was holding an open meet oning with constituents when, witnesses say, a man wielding a knife charged in and stabbed the 69-year-old politician multiple times. emergency teams were quick to respond to the scene in essex, east of london, but paramedics were unable to save his life. police arrested a 25-year-old man on suspicion of murder and recovered a knife. prime minister boris johnson said the entire country was heartstricken. >> and the reason i think people are so shocked and saddened is, above all, he was one of the kindest, nicest, most

that's important right now. >> thanks, charlie. check in with meteorologist darren pat for the forecast. darren. >> reporter: it's going to be sunny, i can tell you that, liz, from standing out at the central area in front of the ballpark and 20 miles an hour breeze and not terribly bad. weather will get more interesting later tonight with a small chance of rain and talk more about that in the forecast and we take a look at the flag in the 20 miles an hour breeze and current temperatures out here now have us around 60. tomorrow's game will be about 10 degrees warmer than this and there'll be a difference between game one weather and game two weather. tomorrow will be a little nicer if you don't want to bundle up. look what happened in the sierra today. our first widespread light dusting of snow from sierra at tahoe and talk act our chance for rain in the overnight hours coming up in the complete forecast i'll be hanging out here at mo mos across from the stadium. back to you, liz. >> mo mo's is always the place to be. thank you, da

it is true, charlie.nk this is the perfect example of why the this stuff is about to get real because you start closing down in-n-out workers and all the political concerns, constitutional concerns, all that stuff -- when kat gets upset because in-n-out burger is closed or she -- that's when they were going to be fighting. but the funniest thing about the walgreens, the mayor's response to walgreens shutting down is she says that oh, no, it had nothing to do with the covid. it is because the business environment is so terrible in the city. >> greg: this is a thing where like we have our politicians and the media telling us things we see that didn't happen. the riots, nothing going on behind me. and her saying walgreens is closing these places because people are stealing $900 a pop. >> it's like saying that people are moving out of california because they can afford to live. this is a consistent thing that you're seeing all of the place. isn't that -- what is disturbing about it is they actually want you n

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thanksgiving around the corner, i wonder if the president feels a little bit like charlie brown and the famous scene, with the football. his advisors tell them to come back up to the hill, and he promised this time this speaker pelosi won't pull it out from under him but we will find out today if she does the exact same thing. i agree with a not too sure that the democrats have yet developed the will to win in 2022. says lame-duck speaker just around the world on the farewell tour, put together a multi- trillion dollar bill in her office, you have to wonder, how long until the rest of the democrats we cup. speaker pelosi has destroyed this institution and its ability to function on behalf of the american public and is more democrat step out, republicans are ready to put america back on the field to turn our country around, and build a country that all can be out of and without we open it up for questions. >> if speaker pelosi brings it to the floor bipartisan infrastructure that is passes and it, how many of your republican members do you expect to vote in favor of it in any talk to any

no one would hire them but charlie walker. charlie walker tracking and construction company gladly employed formerly incarcerated individuals from the community and as he couldn't find ajob with his company he would certainly find an employment with a different construction company or a different company .most of charlie's life in hunters point he was fighting for resources, fighting for civil rights while the city in some cases was intentionally reallocating resources to other parts of san francisco . when we talk about equity work there's that still needs to be done in the city charlie walker is one of the last civil rights witnesses can share with you how unfair the city has been to black people over the years because of fearless leaders likecharlie walker , shirley jones, willie kennedy , adam rogers and eloise westwood and so many others i am here in this seat as the first african-american male to serve as president of the board of supervisors representing district 10 which of course we all know includes hunters poin comm

charlie has found a way to one-up that crocodile.a, putting a guard there 24/7 and putting up lights and signs, in addition to covering all charlie's medical bills. the resort saying the safety and security of our guests and staff is our highest priority. club med cancun has reinforced the area around the lagoon by increasing the number of signs, lighting and installing taller fencing to further protect the safety of our guests and staff from the surrounding lagoon. but really, really terrifying and just a reminder that you have to be careful and mindful of wildlife. >> that's true. >> around crocodiles. >> massive crocodiles at that. >> thank you, janai. >>> coming up next, we have our "play of the day." we have our "play of the day." ♪ to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll have many questions. challenges. and a few surprises. but wherever you are on your journey. your dell technologies advisor is here for you - with the right tech solutions. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. save

thank you very much charlie gasparino.'t know what were talking about charlie being afraid of me on the set are ten round fight last week over the main stock sent social media on fire but if you like that one, you don't want to miss my everyone talks to liz podcast. it's on spotify, apple, downloaded it charlie and i discussing the sec's report on the main stock trading in all kinds of lexicon. i got great reviews on your podcast. with me and without me. stop screaming in my ear. liz: china's searches for squid game halloween costumes but the online workarounds are finding costumes. top media analyst rich greenfield on the netflix sensation on what it might mean for the streamers trying to catch the show and is that "tiger king" two? closing bell ringing in 19 minutes. the dow is down 179. we're coming right back with rich greenfield of light shed partners. what makes new salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces

charlie, people might expect you to be a fan. hates the new economy and likes the old one. why don't you like them here >> i think they're just too diversified. the upstream model is right. they're going to make a lot of money in oil and gas exploration, but the row efinin, the chemicals, that diversification just has not worked and we think it's a busted model we prefer the pure play exploration companies. i like apache trading for eight times earnings these companies have big dividend yields. that's always scary when people in a low interest rate environment are buying the stocks because of a dividend yield. they're paying out more than half of their earnings in dividends and that is not a good sign about the future. >> you just said something so important, charlie can i just ask you to dwell on it for a second. we've seen the e & p companies -- the whole point was to make them a better bet in times like this and for what's coming why do you call it a busted business model >> because there aren't the synergies that this model w

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charlie was an executive at an agro-chemical company. >> charlie blue lived in florida, so when he camed to borrow joe's car. >> charlie blue's involvement in this case changed the entire trajectory of the investigation. >> charlie had a friend who was a former fbi agent, bud saunders, so he called up his friend and he said, hey, i want to hire you as a private investigator. come out please and start looking into my sister's case. i want to find out what happened. >> they're driving around in joe's car, just driving through the country talking about the case. >> they stop the car so that the fbi agent can relieve himself beside the road. and then, he gets mud on his shoes, so they look in the trunk for a rag to wipe his shoes off with. and they see a flashlight and a cardboard box with the lens up. >> charlie tells police he noticed, quote, what appeared to be blood specs on the lens of the flashlight. >> charlie and bud contact the texas rangers. >> so rangers obtain a search warrant. they remove the flashlight and they conduct a thorough search of the rest of the car. >> the rangers r