says another group could be winning in terms of stock value joining us are jonathan mays and andrew charles welcome to both of you jonathan, starting with you, to tyler's point earlier, is this an offering that's worked well all around or any who will be hurt by the franchise name >> you're going to have franchise in high cost markets that could have some issues with this particular deal but it's kind of the reality that we're in right now. restaurant operators probably have to donate some margin over the next year or so because consumers need this value. you could see some certainly some franchisees in california that could be hurt by something like this, for sure. >> what do you think of mcdonald's the stock >> we think that with mcdonald's stock, there's better opportunities elsewhere in the sector the call is really that as we look at the value environment that jonathan was touching on, frankly, we view it as noise we think this is going to drive market share gains, but not really lead to trade down in the industry so it really comes down to how much can they pump out the innovation we

andrew charles, one is the managing director of the innovation advocacy consultants in group, and he says, a union member see a rare opportunity to get a fair deal from boeing management. well, i think 2 things. first of all, it's 25 percent i before he's, which is still very reasonable place to get me wrong. and is the 2nd bill on as well, which is that boeing as part of disagreement on to, to, to bill it's next, a cost at a factory, either in seattle, in any event at a unionized factory. but on the line, all of these, these, these i is a really decent stop of almost the civil war within buying between the engineers. on the one hand, who historically of course, had prepared for these after roles and engineering company and the accountants and the financial, the financial side of the house. and in the last 2 decades, boeing has pushed very hard to be extraordinarily profitable. but as we've heard in that package, a lot of practices including on look for for violence and, and intimidation, and also outsourcing the production of, say, the night sevens to factories, insights that don't

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joining me now, are former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe, former secret service agent paul ii cloth, and former philadelphia police commissioner general charles ramsey andrew, let me start with you first. what's your reaction to what the president said about the secret service? i mean, this has been a conversation in washington for some time now that the secret service does not have enough resources jim, you know, as well as i do from your time at the white house, the secret service has been underfunded for years, decades maybe. >> they have constantly tried to do more with less. >> but they really unfortunately have to push their personnel resources to the limit. to cover down on the ever-expanding number of protectees that they're responsible for combine that with the threat picture that we're looking at today. things are undeniably more dangerous and more complicated in terms of the domestic threat picture targeting people like former president's certainly former president trump. but potentially others as well. and political leadership at all levels. so this is a time when the service desperately needs to be supported by congress to have t

i mean, you've written a book about the battle of the house of windsor between charles and andrew.ttle of the house of windsor between william and harry? what do you make of that one? >> well, this is again, quite extraordinary that we've gone back to like, georgian times and from queen victoria on, we had this really settled. monarchy that kept this country very stable . and we've gone back to stable. and we've gone back to all sorts of scandals running, going on all over the place. we need a bit more sex in it, but otherwise it's they're doing well. >> okay. right. yes. i'm not going to spoil that particular angle. i'm going to bring my panelin angle. i'm going to bring my panel in on this one. we have peter edwards and claire muldoon. claire what do you make of what you've just heard? >> i think it's very refreshing to hear your views, nigel, actually. and i you know, i applaud you for them. and i think you've got quite a lot of evidence to support what you are saying, and i would go along with it. i'm not a fan of king charles either. as i said earlier . earlier. >> what about

wolf caitlin, our panel is still with us, sir, charles ramsey, jonathan wackrow, john miller, and andrew for mccabe and andrew, let me start with you we're told now the fbi, your former deputy director of the fbi, is now in charge of this investigation walk us through what's going on. sure. so that's the fbi has primacy as they say, for investigations of incidents of terrorist incidents here in the united states. and also assassination this is all very clearly spelled out in presidential directives that date back into the 1980s what they're doing right now, wolf is trying to consume as much information as they can possibly find about this individual. so they are likely preparing search warrants for any location they can tie to him his residence. maybe he has a work location that they know about if he has any storage facilities and things like that, they're going to want to look in those as well. they are likely interviewing people who know him parents, spouses, family members, work, associates, and friends, things like that. when they execute those search warrants, they're going to be lo

. >> hello charles, my first thoughts as this is unfortunately another day in america. a listen to hear to nicole, randy andrewd if you notice that these are the same identical over and over conversations we have after each and every one of these school shootings. when are we going to wake up in america and really reflect on what is going on with our young people and guns? let me make sure i am clear, i grew up in lake charles, louisiana word guns were just something that everybody had. what we have now unfortunately, is a society where we have the videogames showing a very, very violent acts, and we have a very that make a lot of young kids that are acting from what they see in it the media and on the social media sites. i don't know, we have been told a 14-year-old has been involved here. we need to walk back and try to find out how in the hell does a 14-year-old get a gun that he can bring to school and create this kind of a sad carnage? we have seen it. i have been with you over and over again for these kinds of situations. and we talk of what our shooter drills school but guess what? this school has just

andrew. he is continuing to be a bit of a headache for king charles, reportedly, who is refusing to move outoom mansion on the windsor estate. it's reported that king charles thinks it's more cost effective than the crown estate thinks. it's more cost effective for prince andrew to move into the smaller frogmore cottage on the smaller frogmore cottage on the already guarded perimeter of the already guarded perimeter of the windsor castle estate, whereas whereas royal lodge needs its own separate security, which clearly needs to be paid for at the moment by king charles. reportedly £3 million. as for king charles reflecting on the momentous occasion of himself becoming king, he spent the day privately at balmoral with queen camilla. although he was spotted attending the church service at crathie kirk yesterday morning . yesterday morning. >> beautiful stuff there, cameron walker at buckingham palace earlier on today. now weight loss drugs are being used more and more frequently around the world, but some experts are concerned that people are using them incorrectly. well, new research has reve

andrew, thanks for being with us. taylor: meanwhile, as we get closer to 2 p.m., we check these equity markets as we count you down to charles payne. as we mentioned, you do have the equity markets actually getting a little bit of a lift here. so the big declines this morning, brian, off the table as we're digesting that hotter cpi print, understanding what that means a week from now. jackie: they've reversed. brian: charles, take it away. charles: i am ready to to go. a lot to go into. thank you very much. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, really it's another session where there's some red flags. the bank stocks still not seem seeming too sure, but this is a cpi report that you thought maybe would have come out of the gate pretty strong. meanwhile, the rotation trade hasn't gotten out of hand. investors, have they jumped out of the pan and into the fire? and forget recession, folks, evidence might be mounting of stagflation. i'll ask julia coronado and john lonski to weigh in on that, and fiscal dominance, this is a term you must learn. you're living with it, you're goi

prince andrew, as you say , reportedly refusing to say, reportedly refusing to budge from royal lodge. it's thought that king charlesmanages royal lodge, wants to move prince andrew to frogmore cottage, harry meghan's old house, because it's far more cost effective because frogmore cottage is in the guarded perimeter of the windsor castle estate. so there's police officers there already guarding the prince and princess of wales and the king when the king is in residence, whereas royal lodge is in its separate perimeter and needs separate security, reportedly costing the king £3 million a year. and it looks like the king is fed up with paying like the king is fed up with paying £3 million a year for his brother's security. >> cameron, a quick word about the princess of wales. she held a meeting behind closed doors, also within the perimeter of windsor, yesterday in the castle itself with her early years team. it seems as though light dufies team. it seems as though light duties are now officially back underway . underway. >> yeah, it is certainly a step in the right direction , isabel, in the right direction, isabel,

after charles schumer and others thought the president at the time weighed in. but that was a different democrat. andrew cuomo was close to the whole democratic party. at this point eric adams has been on the outs of the democratic party because he has been picking a fight with joe biden for many months. >> errol, invoking all of the trump thing to come after me because i criticized him with the migrant crisis and then serving you new yorkers out of going to fight this. what you make of the? >> that's for low information voters to be honest with you. he's running for reelection. if you don't know better if you're just watching on the screen having attention while you're sitting in the barbershop or something that might make sense. republicans, national republicans are trying to make hay of the saying the biden justice department is corrupt and they go out to the political opponent even if it's a fellow democrat who step out of line, which is a eric adams is trying to portray himself. i don't think that's what we've got. extraordinary accusations require extraordinary proof. if he wants to make the alleg

charles needs a welcome back to headliners. it's the final section. let's kick off with saturday's express and staff at belfast city hospital are facing disciplinary action for removing a plaque with prince andrew'sng, josh . must be sweating, josh. >> indeed. >> indeed. >> very good. >> very good. >> sweating, sweating because he's sweating. he doesn't. he doesn't sweat. they do. >> yeah, because they're normal. >> yeah, because they're normal. >> hospital staff disciplined for removing plaque as it had prince andrew's name on it. this is a special wing that he inaugurated which was dealt with, like conditions, like not being able to sweat and various other things. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> the important one, if that's true or not. but boy, was there was a little plaque out front. and then when it all kicked off in a couple of years ago, it disappeared. and then they've been searched hunting it down and they found it. supposedly they've been disciplined. this is belfast. so they probably they might have been kneecapped. but i'm still too scared to make any jokes about ireland. so you're over it now? no, no , it's you're over it now? no, no, it's about ireland. >> because i grew up in that era just be