the celebrations of a followed by a concepts of those who came to see at the moment captain to brian charles reflected on the country spot road, defeat the route taken is difficult. we have a fight against imperialism, and imperialism is not only those who are outside. he does, especially the domestic lackeys inside. there are other things we have been experiencing since day one. now we got reactions from people on the streets of booking, of fossil with many praising the incumbent government, saying that in the brian charter is 1st year, a lot of changes have occurred but cannot be, can now hold for a back to a more stable future. the in this one year we've really seen a lot of change. there have been fewer attacks, fewer displaced people. and he's taking a measure that really goes to my heart opening factories for young people. it's really incredible. he's done, a lot of security has change so much so we see a great future now we have heard for the future. we are not just talking about ourselves. we are fighting for our children and our great grandchildren. so it's for the future for our ch

brian: charles payne, save us from this conversation. charles: man, get a hat a little bit longer. brian: i need to adjust it. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne this is "making money." markets meandering, the big, big fed meeting this week. what if i told you none of it really matters? i will show you something that will blow your mind. consider all the hoopla throwing granny off the cliff back in 2008, the fact of the matter we threw her off and guess what? we only got richer. i'm having some. best minds in wall street help us get through this. this has to be the longest ticking time bomb in history. the new world order, how will it three outfits a year, no auto ownership, zero meat and zero dairy. i would love to see your thoughts about the modern day utopia. tweet me @cvpayne. and the battle to keep our republic alive. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right, folks this week the federal reserve it's all about the federal reserve, government spending, debt all those things will dominate the headlines from main street to wall street by

brian: charles payne, he's an identified genius on markets, and he's coming up next. charles, you ready to go? charles: absolutely, man. such a beautiful way to send me off into the weekend, i appreciate it. [laughter] great show, by the way, thank you all very much. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, the stock market's just kind of marking tame right now. we -- time right now. we came out of the gate pretty good, short of -- sort of slowed up, but this was an extremely consequential week. we're going to have some major moves, post-summer moves, and i've not you governorred with -- covered with some amazing guests. those job numbers should bring a smile to jay powell's face. but forget about ufo, who's running the fed? and we're going to break down the current labor trends. more importantly for us, the challenges, small businesses, they have some unique challenges. we've got some unique ideas. what about nepotism? it's all the rage, right? everyone's talking about nepotism these days. well, it's entered the housing

. >> brian: here to react the host of making money charles payne.oints from the seven candidates out there. let's talk about governor nikki haley. a couple days ago came out with her plan to get rid much the gas and oil tax. >> taxes we're overtaxed as a nation there is no doubt about that. becomes counter productive at some point. also, of course, these are the things that hurt poorer people the most. right? it's not an elegant solution at all. i like where she is going with this. we are talking about the entire economic quagmire that most people watching this show are dealing with. they only mitt it on the periphery. at the end ron desantis got really close there should be a greater focus on how bidenomics has made america miserable. why that schocking poll by "the washington post," abc/"the washington post" has him down so much against former president trump. if you go to the part specifically when they ask about economics, financial. it is an absolute massacre. >> brian: only 23% approve of his economic policies and they are jamming it down our

because he takes those votes for granted. >> brian: he does. >> charles: none of it matters. s talk about your agenda. you love the boys and girls club. now you joined the board over in harlem. what's coming up? >> charles: i have got a lot of plans. my biggest plan is -- i have been known as -- four decades. i read a lot every annual report i can get. i think blacks are maybe six or seven black ceos in fortune 500 companies. there is a lot of programs out there to get young black men and women and girls into the workforce. the problem is most of them start like at 12th grade and they are really watered down and they don't mean anything. if you go to new york city public school and black kid, you probably will be reading at a ninth grade level. so, me trying to help new 12th grade is ridiculous. i would like to find a way to nurture young talent at the very beginning. first of all, i'm pushing really hard for more rigorous education. the sort of the notions that liberals have black people are not smart enough water down education failed michelleably. when you graduate and can'

. ♪ ♪ >> charles: new york democratic governor kathy hochul is calling in the national guard as the crisis escalates. here in new york city with the latest. brianrter: charles, good afternoon, kathy hochul calling up an additional 150 national gn that brings the total to 2200 national guardsmen that are responding to the migrant crisis state wide including hundred 50 who sole job is to case management and help migrants apply for work. today she made the case that all migrants should be eligible for work despite the fact that critics say that in expediting work permit for migrants will only entice more asylum-seekers to come to new york city. >> that's what i am most excited about, and we have over 400,000 open jobs right now. everything from farms to construction to restaurants, hotels, nursing homes and hospitals, my gosh, they could use workers right now. >> still tensions continue to rise here in the city. yesterday there were pro and anti-migrant protests outside the bronx where a temporary dorm could be at the just site of the next temporary shelter. it was a former dorm that could be turned into a shelter for these migrants, there are peo

brian: would charles payne go to "burning man"? charles: was that the fyre festival. i'm not going to any of those things. seeing too many movies. don't invite me to anything like that. thanks a lot. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, oil, that is the big news today, folks, it is surging nearing major breakout points after saudi arabia and russia both extended production cuts. move over gadot as the you have company. the recession watch gets older and older, finally some of the smartest folks in the street are throwing in the towel. some brilliant folks saying nope, stick with the recession call. it will happen. they will explain it. guess what the megacaps are hanging in. they have become the new safe havens. should you be seeking shelter there? we have a great lineup with strong ideas and great strategies four. plus how does a peace-time economy have $2 trillion it deficit spending? joe lavorgna is here to figure that out. politicians, economists stop lumping struggling americans with wealthy folks saying the economy is hu

brian: maybe charles knows knows something more about this. he makes a lot of money. charles: took the cash out over 30 years, the bills look pretty crisp and new to me, that's all i'm saying. that's all i'm saying. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." the stock market is a little buoyant. right now recently the big test comes in the last hour of trading. meanwhile all eyes on the astonishing run in bond yields. two of of the smartest guys i know we'll explain why we don't need to fear which i guess means it's a buying opportunity. are you ready? victoria fernandez is with us. remember she has been cautious. i will ask her how much risk is left after this pullback. can the economy and the stock market handle four economic shocks at the same time? economist joe lavorgna has those answers. we'll take a closer look at this uaw strike. we'll consider the political, economic and more ramifications with michigan congresswoman lisa mcclain and executive director of american confidence, orrin cast. all that and more on "making money." ♪. charle

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brian: we have to go, charles payne, million dollar man. charles: me and the government have a special relationship. i make it they take it. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." right now the market is showing really impressive resilience. think about this, inflation came in hotter than expected. is this a signal to make major changes in your portfolio? alli mccarthy, victoria fernandez on deck will break it down at the start of the show. high prices, who cares? according to one analyst it doesn't matter because we're quote, house rich. i have two top economists on the street to argue about that at 2:25. senators are getting a crash course on a.i. many are worried because they're to familiar with the word artificial but know nothing about intelligence. china and russia are courting north korea, folks. this could not be good for the world. my take on the dangerous direction going unchecked. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so it ain't goldilocks but it ain't too bad either. s

brian: i love the name milly-ro. charles payne, you're up. charles: i have a new niece. this i'm charles payne and this is "making money." household budgetses tapped out. the government covers, they have been tapped out, right? consumer spending tapping out. the stock market, is it tapping out? if not what should you do? should you stay the course. gary kaltbaum, danielle shay on deck. the biden administration about to tap into the strategic petroleum reserve again. what are the chances that they will completely drain this thing before the presidential election? i love to hear your thoughts on this, tweet me @cvpayne. the fed is feeling a little cocky. i will ask danielle dimartino booth and john lonski is it too soon for powell and company to take a victory lap. new mexico governor suspends gun laws. as we remember the 22nd anniversary of 9/11. speaking of 9/11. i will take time to honor engine 54, battalion 9, ladder 4, the bravery of that team, battles of their loved ones that are still fighting. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so this

brian, awesome job in iowa. let's send it to charles. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now after a brutal run even a lot of hesitation this morning the market they're trying to regain its footing. at some point trying to reignite that rally. meanwhile the signs of economic destruction are actually mounting. the old fed playbook says this is the way it is supposed suppoh be. they are supposed to break a lot of stuff. we'll ask chicago fed president austan goolsbee in exclusive interview, while something his grandpa said to him, thinking there may be a different way for god policy to break out. our panel will react to last night's debate. i will give my buy, sell, hold rating on the candidates with my specs guest beverly hallberg. all that and more on "making money." ♪. charles: we have lift-off, folks, and it ain't the stuff you want lifting off. this is what they call on wall street a par bolick move. a slang that something goes up high rate of velocity and magnitude on the char

charles: i want to ask you about excessive bearishness. goldman out, brianrett put out a note talking about bearish sentiment is everywhere. you posted a chart of the put-call ratio. do you think there could be too much bearishness out there? >> well, i welcome too much bearishness -- [laughter] because that brings out my contrary instincts. i mean, it worked pretty well for me back in october of last year when we had the ratio the lowest it was since 2009. charles: it did. >> so i'm seeing bearishness pick up as well, i think we're all seeing it, and i think, you know, we'll get through the government shutdown kabooky play drama, we'll get new the uaw strike. -- through the the uaw strike. i think right now the biggest problem really is the bond market. and the bond market really, i don't think, is concerned, that concerned about inflation. i think they think that the fed if has it under control or will get it under control. the big problem is the supply of bonds with profligate, excessive fiscal spending. charles: i don't know that we'll ever get through t

. >> charles, -- he brings up an interesting point about brian kemp in all of this.n one hand, he has dismissed these impeachment calls, he says there's no evidence for her, or seeing any evidence that she has done any wrongdoing, in reference to fani willis. but at the same time, some are saying that he is no hero by any means. i mean, he was the one, ultimately, that signed this law, designed to remove elected district attorney's. how much of this is on him, for arguably giving them this pathway? a lot of republican officials try to do this, they try to thread the needle by appealing to trump's base at some point. but then, as we saw with brian kemp this week, forcibly saying you know, he has not seen venules do anything that warrants this. >> yeah, i mean you, don't get credit for walking up to the line of destroying democracy, and then not crossing it by -- . i think that that's the thing about brian kemp that we have to understand, about this conversation, is that you can't speak from both sides of your mouth. but let's understand what this discussion is really

brian: watch a murder mystery. lauren, great stuff. thanks so much. charles payne, you don't have to bet with him because he is a sure shot. he is next. charles: thank you very much. good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now another tough session for the artificial intelligence names and of course companies doing business with china. their latest is sabre-rattling with china, apple has the nasdaq under fair amount of pressure. the question is this sort of periodic blip or maybe something more sinister and finally could the rest of the market have a chance to shine? we have alley mccartney, kenny polcari on deck to talk about that. where is the economy heading, three choices disaster, goldilocks or stay like the proverbial frog in boiling water, what scenario would you pick? tweet me at cv pain. economist chris low to break that down. his thoughts on the most likely economic outcome. my exclusive interview with the bond king, jeffrey gundlach is on deck. i will give you my takeaway on losing the weight the american way. sort

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charles payne'ed up. not kilmeade. when his tie is off, it is serious. >> brian: i can hear you. >> i know. >> ainsley: brian said, i canyou. we need to have -- what do you call it, round two of the wrestling match between you and brian, that was the funniest television i've seen in a long time. i'll find him a trainer. >> ainsley: he jumped on your back. >> brian: he retired. i would come out of retirement. >> ainsley: how is that going? >> it's been -- my injury is healing up, that is good. i had to go to the hospital, i had blood clots from the chair shot. i'm going through and watching it more than i should kind of thing. i had this happen in football, when that part of your life is over, there is a month, you don't know what to do. fox doesn't give me many days to dress like john fetterman and sit on my couch and complain about life. >> ainsley: new chapter for you. >> i'm excited, no regrets, it was time. >> ainsley: your kids wanted you to do it. >> they rather me watch them than them watch me. >> ainsley: glad you are not retiring from fox. coming up, a guy flips himself out of a mercedes in a police chase. the

brian todd, thank you very much. for more on this story, i'm joined by charles ramsey and by criminalologist and attorney casey jordanow easily danelo cavalcante crab walked up the wall to escape from that prison? >> well, i mean, obviously it never should have happened. you have to challenge the design of the desoin of the prison. this is the second time a prisoner had done something similar to that. the first guy was observed and captured quickly. this individual, obviously, is still on the loose. so there is a lot of questions that have to be answered on this one, and i'm sure some head also roll eventually. but right now, the focus has to be on capturing this individual as soon as -- as quickly as possible. he's a very dangerous individual. he is on the loose. he is desperate. and, you know, a person could be in harm's way if they come across it. >> casey, what could authorities glean from this video? it's very dramatic video, and what does it say about the suspect's overall profile? >> he's a very intelligent man. you have to remember that he's wanted in brazil for murder. he was convicted of the murder of his g

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brian: you too, thanks so much. shame jack keane has to explain the president's mission. coming up one nation this weekend charlesof crime. comedian jamie lissow will have a special guest there pete hegseth and tomi lahren both of which will be on our panel. nic kosher has a great thing is he doing for tunnel 2 towers. he can also dance unlike me. he does know dance that do him a lot of good. that is saturday at 9:00 p.m. coming up straight ahead. three years later, the remains of a missing colorado mom have been found. the family now speaking out. nancy grace on that. i'm patriotic kenny. and, hi, i'm amanda. my scooter broke down. i went into a depression. (how do you feel about that?) pretty sad. i posted it to show that kenny's not always happy. within 24 hours people had donated over $5,000. no, you're kidding. (we set up the patriotic kenny foundation) (to give mobility scooters to veterans.) it has changed my life tremendously. (none of this would've happened without tiktok.) i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi i'm playing with clearer skin. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer

brian todd reporting for us, thank you very much. for more on this story, i'm joined by cnn senior law enforcement analyst charles ramsey and andrew mccabencharted, and potentially very dangerous territory, now that cavalcante is armed? >> well, very much, wolf. we knew he was dangerous before. absolutely no question about that. now, i mean, he is extremely dangerous now that he has his hands on a fire arm. i mean, this changes everything. the search, the danger to the officers doing the search, the danger to the public. he's desperate. he has absolutely nothing to lose. he's already sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. and if he wanted to surrender, he would have done it a couple of weeks ago. this guy is going to either, one, try to get transportation forcefully, maybe, to get out of the area. or shoot it out with the cops. i mean, i just don't see him leaving peacefully. >> andrew, the lieutenant colonel we just heard, he says nothing has gone wrong during this search. this dangerous killer, convicted murderer, now has a gun after being seen in public many times over the past 13 days. so is that true? >> i th

brian: i heard new charges. i'm tired of the chargers changing. give me one charger. lydia: i'm with you. jackie: we have to go, guys. over to charles. charles: thank you all very, very much. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." stocks are slipping folks, investors remain dazed and confused. that is the hallmark of 2023. meanwhile liz ann sonders is with us to help us figure out the economy and the stock market. nancy tengler in this environment you have to stay selective. meanwhile bond strategists they have made gargantuan bets on a bond rally. there is dissension in the ranks, folks. we'll discuss that. is america following the playbook of the roman empire? has the decline already begun and more importantly can it be reversed? return of record poverty, folks. the real pain the media will not talk about close to 40 million americans already know what i'm talking about. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. >> it's not hyperbolic to declare 2023 as one of the most confusing economies and stock market for this current general race of investors, okay? remember we pinted to you yesterday, all t

brian: you will get taxed on it, jackie, h, i didn't have enough money to go. i know someone who has enough mon toy to go is charles payne. charles: if the market keeps like this i don't know about that thanks a lot. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now, first put this in perspective. historically this is usually the worst week of the year for the stock market historically. thus far, past has been prologue. what is exactly spooking this market. jamie dimon talking about fed fund rates at 7%. the economy finally really breaking down and by the way quickly, bond yields certainly don't point to an economic confidence. maybe just the fact that the market needed to, rally needed to take a break. listen, another problem, everyone is certainly beginning to be tapped out. that is exempt for the richest 20% of americans who have been carrying the load. peter sank on how long that can continue. president biden trying to show he is with the union even as he pushes a ev agenda that will kill automaker jobs. how ill-suited unions are for the modern economy. you don't want to mis

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