payne: thank you, mr. speaker, i'm honored to offer this enrollment corrections bill with my friend and colleague peter defazio who is in taking a sick day. he is at the tail end of covid. and we all appreciate his ability to stay home when he is sick. this bill will allow the same for railroad workers. it will correct what the freight railroads have refused to do for three years with their workers during a worldwide pandemic no less, despite the railroads earning tens of billions of dollars. railroad workers have shown up and now in the steadying of the covid pandemic. they risked their health and their families to keep our nation's freight moving. railroaders cannot work remotely. some are on call regularly and others work outdoors year round. unlike of 750% of industry workers, the more than 10,000 railroad workers do not have paid sick days. i should note that management at these very railroads have paid sick days. this bill will correct this wrong by ensuring rail red have

payne. mr. payne: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to insert extraneous material on the joint resolution 100. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. payne: madam speaker, i wish to yield one minute to the speaker of the house, ms. pelosi from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. the speaker: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. i thank him for his leadership on the very important subcommittee of the transportation and infrastructure committee, rails, pipelines, and hazardous materials, the subcommittee of jurisdiction for the legislation that we're considering today. and i thank the chairman of the full committee, chairman peter defazio of the transportation and infrastructure committee, for his just outstanding leadership for over 30 years in the congress of the united states. he's been a champion for america's working families. he's been a person about the fut

happy birthday. >> happy birthday, charles payne. birthday of john roberts, he does the news in the afternoon? absolutely. so happy birthday charles and john. >> i had the pleasure of being on with john earlier today. thank you all very much, the "fox & friends" crew. retail earnings season underway, walmart, home depot, they posted pretty strong numbers this morning. here is the thing, could that be a harbinger for the rest of the real estate landscape? we have kb advisory group founder kristin bentz. these are huge companies. they had trouble earlier in the year. many thought home depot particularly would be suffering now but they found a way to make it work out. what do you take from that? >> coming out here in arizona where nothing is happening there is a lot of construction and a lot of new home builds boeing up over here. home depot with more commercial clients versus lowe's with more diy clients is really embracing that. they're reacting in kind to that customer. charles: by the way i caught that nothing happened in arizona, w

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i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is a special thanksgiving edition of "your world." despite inflation that keeps slamming americans across the board, this holiday shopping season is expected to start with a jolt. to connell mcshane on what the latest is that we can expect when you hit the stores. >> hi, charles. we've heard more about shoppers shopping differently.

please help men work welcoming morris pearl and erica payne. select thank you so much we are so delighted to be here. first of all, i am erica as megan said. we could not be more thrilled to be here. thank you so much for folks at townhall for hosting us. he sunk a fantastic organization. in this pandemic it's over with will come out and see you. couple other people we want to think about this book, sam quigley is the communications director at the patriotic millionaires. he was a fantastic research or writing partner to me and maurice during this process. the publishers of the book to be our tax the rich nationwide campaign with a conference in washington two years ago, and the and came tolerated to turn this into a book a guidebook look to jump in our third group is the patron to chamillionaire members who were out there every day. proud traders to the craft making sure that we have a system that everybody can live in. their five and thousand people in the country who makes more there about 500,000 million-dollar incomes in the country will h

and payne has appeared on mainstream media outlets. please join me in welcoming morris pearl and erica payne. >> thank you so much, we're so delighted to be here. first of all, just, i'm erica, as meghan said, and we couldn't be more thrilled to be here, thank you so much to the folks at town hall for hosting us. she sounds like a fantastic organization and when the pandemic is over we'll come out and see you. a couple of people we want to thank for the book. sam quigley the director the patriotic millionaire and he was a fantastic partner in writing for me and morris in process, and the crowd at the new press, the publishers of the book. the book exists because of them and after we launched our tax the rich nationwide campaign with a conference in washington two years ago, diane came up and said, please turn this into a book. a guidebook for people who really need to understand what's happening in the tax system, so, this book exists because of her, thank you. and then the third group is our folks, our patriotic millionaire members wh

coming up in 30 seconding of course our charles payne to get the fed move here.m to be betting on a 3/4 point hike. what they are forecasting in december or signaling for december with we expect to see another rate hike maybe not big one. maybe just a half a point one. that is the environment which we live no matter how you slice it by the end of the day we will be up four times in interest rates from the start of the year and they're not done, are they? the dow is up 30 points. take you to my friend charles payne. charles: so much for not being paul volckeresque. maybe too much paul volcker. neil: right. charles: thank you, my friend, appreciate it. i'm charles payne. this is indeed "making money." breaking right now the moment is here. as neil mentioned the fed expected to hike rates another 75 basis point but what happens from here? that is the big question. this has become a modern day circus maximus. 30 seconds ago the white house chimed to express how the fed is independent. we'll help you thrive through all of this. look at line up. phil blancato. daniel g

ryan payne, david nelson.hen president biden kicking the rail strike negotiations down to congress instead of speaking to the american worker about it. what this means for the supply chain headed into the holidays. we're examining this potential strike, next. ♪ at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will work with you on a comprehensive wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. the all-electric 2023 chevy bolt euv. 247 miles of range on a full charge. america's most affordable ev. evs for everyone, everywhere. chevrolet. >> now they want to rush something to the floor tomorrow morning without members actually -- that shows you how weak this economy is. it also shows you what this administration has done to this economy. we'll take a look at a it. we don't want to harm the economy in any way. this administration has really put us all in jeopardy here. >> you're not committing to voting. >>

charles payne, thank you.go until the midterms, democrats stoop to new lows in order to try to scare the living out of you, the american people as you head to the polls. senator lindsey graham will react to biden speech, that's coming up straight ahead. as a ♪ ♪ >> hannity: democrats are as desperate as ever, now turning to see list hollywood actresses to try to rally their voters, in particular he down the state of florida, where they have no shot. here's actress jennifer lewis smearing senator marco rubio last night. take a look at this. >> val demings is the truth, because she knows what a lie is. she also knows, like me, you cannot lie your way to grea greatness. marco rubio is a liar. did you all see that the debate? lying his off. val demings will win. she will win. she will win! so i say to marco and all those other weak men, before you lied to us, remember rosaura sat on that bus. >> hannity: no, she will lose. democrats are imploding in florida as governor ron desantis continues to rise. this state is

. >> sandra: and charles payne. obviously he can talk to the huge economic implications of a railroad strike and you've got december 9th, that's quickly approaching, john, and think about the timing of this just weeks before christmas. a lot of the big retailers say they have a lot of the items on the store shelves, but it's going to get pretty close here. >> john: the unions were urging congress to stay out of this, does not look like they took the union advice. see what the unions have to say coming up. i'm sure they will not be happy. >> sandra: china moving to suppress pushback over the strict covid policies following protests across the country. biden administration backing the right of beijing citizens to peacefully protest but stopped short of endorsing a change in power. the unrest overseas weighing on some american businesses, apple reporting and expects a production shortfall of 6 million iphones this holiday season due to covid-related disruptions at its largest factory, right there in china. byron york o

here to react host of making money on fox business charles payne. good morning, charles.n to. this sort of dumbfounded to be honest with you. it's so nonsensical it. really is president biden has gone to war with american oil producers. you know, he has criticized oil, he went to saudi arabia, you know, he -- they have reinstated the immunity for, you know, for the leadership over there it's just another big mistake, a big miscalculation. i think they do all of these things for public consumption, public relations, it's not going to work. the so-called limited license. their oil industry is so broken down because they chased out the american engineers. chased out american know how. it's an absolute wreck it. would take millions of dollars to bring it up to speed. more in the six months, this is all for public consumption and not going to work. >> lots of whole foods here in new york city. we all shop there. and now you won't be able to find maine lobster on the shelves or frozen food sections they are upset because the whales are getting entangled in the traps whatever th

ryan payne is our market guy. he's had his commentary about cryptos. you think of this rally? >> i love it, stuart. i was on your show before and i said, look, you've got to be in here. this thing is going to rally on a dime if inflation starts to come down. we're starting to see that right now -- stuart: has it got legs? >> it definitely does. the u.s. economy is run by the consumer, and if we know inflation is coming down, americans have jobs right now, unemployment is super strong right now, i don't think that's going away because we have, literally, a labor shortage right now which we can't fix. we have too many baby boomers are retiring and the rest of us aren't having enough kids. [laughter] wages stay strong, retail sales are going to come in strong, and i think this market's going to rally until the end of the year. stuart: rally until the end of the year. can we erase the losses we've taken previously? you're not suggesting we could get back to the highs of 23406 of last year, are you? -- of last year? >> i think the dow and the s&p might be m

here making money charles payne. the interest rate. >> right. >> steve: what they're trying to do is slow down the economy to get the inflation rate from 8-something down to 2. we have got that much left to go and it's hurting us. >> it's hurting us and they are not try to slow the economy. they are trying to crush the economy. those numbers that you have showed we have never seen before. those kind of rate hikes are just mind-boggling and 75, 75, 75. here's the problem. they don't work immediately. they don't work overnight so they accumulate and sort of coming down the pike, right? this is what a lot of people are afraid of go so far and crush a lot of things. here's what bothers. excess its savings which i think is the dumbest oxymoron ever. savings are savings. but the fed is concerned that there is 1.7 trillion in excess savings. and they have got to get that down. the vast majority of that belongs to rich people. so while they are crushing the economy. and by the way do you know how the rich people got it? by s

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payne pointed out. i agree that this is the process that none of us want to have to be faced with, but it is not without precedent. >> mr. chair, i am willing to change all of our -- president to process now. >> the record will reflect -- reflect that. >> i'm actually on right now, i will refrain from further comment at this time thank you i yield back. >> mr. marelli? >> i remember when my kids were young and i would say something at the dinner table that my wife was going to respond to because i was egging her on and the kids would say mom, do not take the bait. we have this idea you should not respond everything. i'm going to violate my own rules here and take the bait a little bit. i don't think the president and secretary of labor need me or anyone else to defend their actions and i will admit to not having any special information, i was not involved in any of this, i am just observing as my fellow americans are observing. criticism here to me, seems incredibly unfounded. you could have disagreemen

charles payne. host of making money on fox business. >> first of all i'm still digging entity. this thing -- the branches of this, cult, celebrity culture and silicon valley and wall street. someone had to give him the stamp of approval. when silicon valley elevated him a regular person will say one of the largest vc companies in the world did business with him. it's interesting. they raised money for him and gave his company certain valuation and took money at that valuation and put it into sequoia. it might get us to start to track what's happening in the investment world. the last three years is we have seen individual investors, retail investor victimized across the board. bad ipos overvalued. unmitigated disasters and things like this. i'm not sure the regulators have even tried to be frank with you. i'm not sure what that's all about and trying to get to that. one other part of this. ftx is an exchange where you buy and sell crypto. they created a coin. a simulated bitcoin. cybersecurity. imag

>> thank you for your question congressman payne. we are experiencing a 21% sure if all of staffing needs. a variety of reasons for this. like most other businesses and agencies within the united states we are dealing with market challenges the same as everyone else. we also are responsible for same agencies and we are looking for that same person to join their agencies in the come along for an officer. we contained work with dhs and achieve human capitol officer in our recruiting team will be at the military -- military base to continue with our recruiting efforts would restart the class of the training center last monday with 24 new students and other classes scheduled for this year. it's a continued challenge for us. our goal in fy23 is to fill our vacancies including law enforcement and support. >> okay. given what we have seen in the aftermath of art the january 6 investigation that uncovered military and law enforcement personnel involved in the insurrection what is the vs doing to weed out the potential nature of the ideologic

cheryl: a quick market check before we hand it over to charles payne. taking a look at the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq we are seeing losses, not really too terrible considering the numbers we saw yesterday. we're really well off the session lows right now. there is a lot of concern still about china today. worries about the supply chain. we're watching companies like apple. obviously as you can see the dow is down seven. it could change in the next hour. s&p down almost 10. nasdaq is down 67. obviously we'll talk a lot more about inflation and you got consumer confidence, case-shiller. charles payne, there is a lot to go through today for you. take it away. charles: cheryl, it is not as bad as yesterday but anxiety, you can feel it, you can cut it about a knife. we'll go through all of it. thanks a lot, cheryl. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now a choppy session. investors really struggling. listen, jerome powell has a big speech tomorrow. remember the last two times powell spoke he crushed the market. he d

good afternoon, i'm charles payne and this is making money. breaking right now, the federal reserve has shifted its jawboning campaign to a whole new level. mueller and company daring investors to even have hope. will that crush the economy because of public is holding onto the thoughts. i have jim paulson, lance roberts and jared lamb here to weigh in and new calls for authorities to resist regulating and let crypto burn itself out amid the ftx aftermath and the 125 year history. can you guess. i don't want you to cheat, take a real guess and i'm interested on what's your favorite book and my take away on what ftx is the latest example of how americans, all americans are being ripped off by the elites. it's the ultimate wakeup call we can all push back now with the time to strike. all that and so much more on making money. >> charles: that iconic moment from the movie was aired yesterday and they told the bulls to come out and play. bull administered suggested that feds could raise as high as 7% it. is a chart he used. fed funds are here now

anyway, charles payne, thank you. and straight ahead, with sixchar daysles six to go until the mi, democrats, they stooped to new lows in order to try and scare the living out of you. the american people. as you head to the polls,nator senator lindsey graham will react to biden'lil s speech. p straig that's coming up straight ahead. a heart. do they have life insurance? no, but we have life insurance, john . >> i'm trying to find something we can afford. >> fortunately, in only a few minutes, selectquote found john a five hundred thousand dollar policy for only twenty nine dollars a month. and his wife and a five hundred thousand dollar policy for only twenty one dollars a month. go to select cocom now and get the insurance your family needs at a price you can afford. >> select . >> we shop, you save. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? cuna sleep support has a unique blend of five key ingredients that can help you fall asleep faster. stay sleep longer so you can wake up refreshed. qnol the brand i trust d

you as president joe biden and china jean payne, met and bali today to discuss and set guardrails for future relations between the 2 countries. tensions between the wells to top economies have been increasing sharply in recent years with beijing becoming more powerful and more assertive about replacing us lead order that has prevailed for decades. you as the so being for the meeting to establish, quote, clear rules of the road and help avoid escalation of an ongoing political and economic match for more. so bring in my colleague cartoon and here are china analyst clifford. of course, there are multiple political hot bought new issues in taiwan, ukraine, north korea's nuclear ambitions. one of the economic areas over which the u. s. and china are at loggerheads currently. well, this is the world's most important economic relationship. it's the world to biggest superpowers. and so it's very important for the global economy that they at least find a way to an accommodation with each other. maybe if they can't get along that they can at least find a way to, to keep the relate to get the r

neil: here's charles payne. hey, charles. charles: neil, thank you so much, my friend.ternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now,

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money."ut of gate the on better than expected news on the inflation front. strong earnings from two of the nation's largest retailers.

i'm charles payne. this is making money. right now, you've been waiting for the bottom.ou've been getting beat up pretty good. you've been waiting basemented to go long and now of course you're grappling, do you take the bait? of course for those who missed bottoms in the past, it's painful to watch the market leave you behind in those that have gotten in too soon. it's also painful and we've got legends jim paulson, bob doll and at 2:40, kent fisher himself talking about a lot including gold standard for retirement and everything else is falling apart. it is a stunning dow fall. meanwhile in the crypto world and everyone is wondering who's next. sam bankman freed cryptocurrency filing for bankruptcy and why no one is looking out for the retail investor and what's happening next. the true health of our military on this veteran's day and president biden about to sit down with president xi and china now focused on their military. my take away on the celebrity culture destroying our minds and bwallets. all that and more on making money. >> in the meantime the nasdaq was ext

look who's here sitting next to me no less, charles payne, the man. why no red wave?aybe there was never going to be a red wave. stu: i thought there was. lauren thought there was. everybody else thought there was. charles: i will tell you, there were a few times i heard in the media, the liberal media talk about it and reminded me of a jobs report when it was supposed to be extremely negative and came out a little better than expected. i felt like to a degree we were being set up. i was hopeful and there was a lot of hopefulness out there. the first is pennsylvania. oz never got over his start. he started out so poorly. you know, the house in new jersey, i don't know if he called some fruit some exotic name no one heard of. lauren: crudite platter. charles: right, someone in pennsylvania is going to vote for that; right? he ran a good campaign after that. he learned on the job but it was again too little too late. stu: wait a second, he got a firm endorsement of donald trump. that may have hurt him. the republican party on this day may have a trump problem. what do y

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good afternoon, i'm charles payne and this is making money.e federal reserve has shifted its jawboning campaign to a whole new level. mueller and company daring

so that is a great time to turn it over to my friend, charles payne.: i appreciate it, david. thank you so much. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, it could be a coiled spring. a rare dull moment for the market could be harbinger of a

cheryl: a quick market check before we hand it over to charles payne. are seeing losses, not really too terrible considering the numbers we saw yesterday. we're really well off the session lows right now. there is a lot of concern still about china today. worries about the supply chain. we're watching companies like apple. obviously as you can see the dow is down seven. it could change in the next hour. s&p down almost 10. nasdaq is down 67. obviously we'll talk a lot more about inflation and you got consumer confidence, case-shiller. charles payne, there is a lot to go through today for you. take it away. charles: cheryl, it is not as bad as yesterday but anxiety, you can feel it, you can cut it about a knife. we'll go through all of it. thanks a lot, cheryl

joining me right now payne capital management president ryan payne and advisor investment portfolio manager, add a dam johnson. great to see you. thank you for being here. ryan, kicking things off with you. we've got a market that is mixed, waiting on the federal reserve. look at this major month of october where the dows was up 14%. economists are predicting another 75 basis point hike today. that would of be the fourth 75 basis point hike in a he row. what do you want to hear from jay powell to keep your bullishness going. >> i stayed bullish last month. the dow was up over 14% for a whole month. p insane. maria: nice call. >> thank you, maria. i'll take that. yeah, but i think the bottom line is, look, i mean, we don't really know after this month what's going to happen. we think obviously today we're probably going t to get .75%. that's baked in. we have economic data going into next month, two cpi numbers and two employment numbers will come out. if the fed could hint they'll slow down a little bit i think we're off to the races. that's all the market needs to hear. we've priced in haw

let's wring in charles payne, host of making money on fox business.s this as bad as it looks, charles? >> charles: i think it's worse. >> jesse: it's worse? >> charles: we pealed back this one, i mean, bernie madoff is going to sit up in his grave and dang i was a piker. the financial times saying this was $50 trillion scam with 100,000 creditors. you know, on my show today, jesse. i put up the tax structure of the company. you would think it was the largest corporation in the world. and this is why you know this was done on purpose. right? there was a back door that only, you know, spf can access and that's how apparently they took the $10 billion of customer money and gave it to his girlfriend who was trying to run the hedge fund. i saw video of his girlfriend who said that they were doing weird stuff. they kept telling her to invest in weird things. she didn't really want to but then she came to quote, unquote, tomorrow brace it. so, if this was really nuts. i'm going to tell you what the defense is going to be. because they are already setting up

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i'm charles payne. this is "making money" right now. a quiet but meaningful session ahead of thanksgiving, the market on edge as we near i'm talk a major potential breakout point. everyone making adjustments to their economic assumptions and portfolios. you need to stay with us to find out moves you should be considering at this very moment. i have some of the best on the street throughout the entire hour. plus i have judy shelton, we'll talk about congress, can they actually restore the integrity of the dollar. you demanded it, here is here, high priest of bitcoin, max and ftx fiasco. a development in el salvador that could change everything. it is almost turkey day. i want to hear from you your favorite side dish. tweet me @cvpayne. some of the crazy ones i didn't know existed. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so a lot of folks taking off ahead of the extended weekend but a lot going on. we have the fed minutes coming out a second ago. there is a bevy of economic data this morning. on the good side durable good

joining me is payne capital a management president, ryan payne and bell point chief strategist, davidreat to see you. thanks for being here. brian, i want to kick things off with you, with technology because these -- i mentioned earlier the tech stocks have been underperforming and this morning we get the confirmation that meta is going to cut 11,000 jobs, that's about 13% of the company ca's workforce, layoffsa hiring freeze. stocks are trading up on the cost savings. your reaction. >> hard times for meta. stocks is down 70% this year. e-commerce trends are back to where they were before pandemic. they've got tremendous competition with tiktok. and they're throwing all this money, like $9 billion into the meta verse which i don't get, maria. i don't think a anyone is using the meta verse. but i think their core business is still great. they still have instagram, facebook. i wait every week for your pictures from the beach on instagram. maria: thank you. >> but i think bottom line is it's tech right now is in a bear a market. maria: this is not just a meta story. this is also a macro

who better to explain that our money man, charles payne. will give you the red carpet and frame it for us before we get some questions. >> let's talk about the market first because the good news is that typically the market goes up from this point on from mid-terms to the next year. in fact, the track record is remarkable. the last several years has been 12%, 5%, 4% over the next year, 6%. you have years with 22%, 25%. a lot of that has to do with how much we're down right now. it is more prevalent with a first year democrat in the office. the decline is so much larger so you get a pretty good bounce. one of the reasons i think for this is -- i think we'll see it, turning off the spigots. the 11 things most important. number one was the economy, number two inflation. at the bottom of the list was donald trump. at the very bottom number 11, number ten was climate change. democrats spent the entire year focused on donald trump from the january 6th hearings. demonizing the voters. they took policy, including higher taxes, billions of dollars a

charles payne, joseph, if you could stand by with us. what president biden is saying and he is putting blame for the problems so many are facing today. listen. >> the oil industry has not, has not met its commitment to invest in american support of the american people. >> those excess profits are going back to the shareholders. >> we need to keep making that progress by having energy companies bring down the cost of a gallon of gas. >> i'm going to make sure that oil companies pass on the reduction and the price of barrel of oil to the pump. >> sandra: now he says he's going to tax them because he's blaming them. even larry summers says that's not going to work. >> taxing the oil companies will not bring more oil out of the ground or get us more refineries, i think is one of the main crux of the issue. we have not had a major refinery built since 1977. some say well, you know, not in my back yard, and yet all kinds of movements for yes in my back yard for other things. if you look at the profits, this industry lost almost 300 billion. >>

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my name is erica payne. i grew up in raleigh, north carolina. i went to chapel hill for my undergrad. i worked in politics during the early part of my career, and then decided that i had had quite enough of politicians, and so i went off to business school, and i got an mba from the wharton school at u penn. i worked at the private sector for a few years. my heart called me back to politics. i started doing policy work and advocacy in my return to the private sector. around 2010, in the middle of this work, it was the lame duck session of congress. it became really clear that president obama was going to cave to republican demands to extend the bush tax cuts for incomes over a million dollars. it absolutely infuriated me that here we had both american political parties working together to reduce the tax burden on millionaires. i got a few million areas together and they crafted a letter that essentially said for the good of the country raise my taxes, and it absolutely blew up in the media. from that beginning, we've built now an organization wi

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, well today is the day, folks, midterm elections 2022. investors hope it can turn the tide of the market, but with the fed on a mission of destruction, some say this time history will not repeat itself. goldman sachs says there is a very good shot at a soft landings lance roberts, firm orlando, dave bahnsen an nancy seng letter here to help you out. inflation was the october surprises everyone saw it except the political pundits so what price will they pay? meantime households are clinging to borrowed time. can the election save them? marsha blackburn share what voters are telling taking away a constitutional right and having concerns at the same time? all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: don't look now, folks, but investors are feeling pretty good. i mean this is kind of interesting. wall street is pretty upset that investors have not been down in the mouth. look at this we're moving a little bit more into green. what makes this really remarkabl

so that is a great time to turn it over to my friend, charles payne. giving you a good market, charles. charles: i appreciate it, david. thank you so much. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, it could be a coiled spring. a rare dull moment for the market could be harbinger of a explosive move. we'll do making money by the numbers. we have lance roberts seven mistakes you have to avoid. nancy tengler, five stocks you want to own. ryan dietrick how much the market rallies during a split congress. chris varrone is here on the skyrocketing cost of "the 12 days of christmas". ftx sam bankman-fried saga gets crazier. you will hear from the lawmaker who was talking to gensler to take action. natalie brunnell is here, congressman tom emmers is on deck. my takeaway why reparations are generally a mistake especially for the receiver. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: so here is something you doesn't see a lot this year coming into the session we've seen the s&p 500 trade less than 1% for

i'm charles payne, this is "making money." yesterday wall street was hoping for a pivot. that is exactly what they got. instead of a dovish move they got something mean and green. jay powell 4.0. he is an angry beast, folks. everyone had to go back to the drawing board. we'll give you fresh insight, fresh strategy. what it means for you and the market and your portfolio. joe biden keeps bringing up democracy, 37 times last night in the speech but what about the economy? i will ask brian kilmeade and joe lavorgna. the leadership crisis at the center of all of our lows. they're here at 2:30. one of wall street's top tech analysts i will ask, is the party over? dan ives on staying the course. you don't want to miss my takeaway the sec going far enough not to deter business as usual on wall street. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: don't make minkery, you won't like me when imangry. jay powell became bruce banner yesterday, turned into the incredible hulk right before our eyes. it was clear the chairman of the federal reserve came into the press confere

i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now as cheryl mentioned stocks opened lower on initially worries that the covid protests in china could derail the entire global economy. in this case you know what, if that is the case let it happen. i will ask art laffer if it is time for u.s. corporations to finally break ties with beijing. market lower on jay powell peeking on wednesday. he crushed the market last couple times he spoke this year. will he do it ain. lance roberts, joe lavorgna with me. the latest blockfi files for bankruptcy. dylan leclare breaks it down what happens next. the 84 year journey for gaslighting to become the word of the year. how we can make it go away. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: oh, boy, so we opened under a tremendous amount of pressure today. part of this chaos is in china but also a lot of uncertainty. we've got so many things coming out this week, so many economic reports, so much data, all of this stuff can move the market. of course a parade of fed o

charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money."g now, november was ready to blast off but came the data that may stop any chance of powell and company doing a stepdown in the next month. there are cracks in the economy. many think they will widen. here is what is at stake a hard, painful or soft landings? hing? ed yardeni. how gop wins in blue states could help the stock market. yes indeed the rent is too damn high. reportedly more than 1/3 of small businesses could not pay theirs last month. kevin hassett on the 10 stages of stagflation. a tiktok ban took a big leap forward. tweet me your thoughts. should tiktok be banned? i will share mine if you share yours. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, folks, t-minus 24 hours until we learn from jay powell and his band of merry men and women have decided for our economy. of course they are fighting a foe that could be compared to the sun, right? this big giant flaming ball. eventually will burn out on its own if we left it alone. but at this point the fed thi

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president, ryan payne. kick things off with you with a look at mortgages and housing data, the 30 year fixed mortgage dropping below 7.6%, now to 6.67%, below 7%, we are looking you ahead to new home sales out this morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we've seen serious demand he destruction in housing because rates went all the way up to 7.2%. your thoughts on the housing market right now as the fed keeps up the rate hikes. >> we've certainly seen a little bit of relief in the short-term because mortgage rates have come down. we saw mortgage applications tick up for the second week in a he row this morning but it isn't enough to take the pressure, downward pressure off the housing market. housing affordability has plummeted. now it takes almost $110,000 of income to buy a medium home that compares to just $70,000 in median income in the u.s. so it's likely we continue to see weakness in the housing market and the question is, how long does it take for weakness in housing to spread to the rest of the economy. mar

i'm charles payne this is "making money". breaking right now the market trying to hold on to last week east move and without fresh doses reality. inflation expectations they continue to move higher so logic says stay away but some actually see signals, buy signals in this crowd of folks in these foxholes. i have gary kaltbaum, shah ghailani here with their analysis and as well as victoria green who will share ideas. looks like the same people built up sam bankman fried taking a critical look. what does gop infighting mean for the party and the leadership? deneen borelli here for that. you don't want to miss my take how spaces broke the public and also pay for some of the biggest mansions you have ever seen. i will show you a few. all that and so much more on "making money." charles: all right, we start the week with the same thing we start most weeks in 2022, wondering what jay powell will do next. on that note there is a growing feeling that the fed will keep hiking rates to a breaking point, going at a slower pace. in fact