we have brian taylor _ our environment to hell. we have brian taylor who _ our environment to hell.ll. we have brian taylor who is with _ our environment to hell. we have brian taylor who is with us. - our environment to hell. we have j brian taylor who is with us. there are implications from our economy in what the boss of shell is telling us, particularly since they are one of the biggest listed companies in the uk, but he is saying because we have changing windfall taxes, it is becoming harder and harder to invest in uk oil and gas and in fact he has threatened in this bbc interview to move the company is to new york. he is obviously making a very strong pay for— is obviously making a very strong pay for the — is obviously making a very strong pay for the maintenance of oil and -as pay for the maintenance of oil and gas in _ pay for the maintenance of oil and gas in the — pay for the maintenance of oil and gas in the short term. this is an incredibly— gas in the short term. this is an incredibly difficult conundrum and incredibly difficult conundrum and incredibly difficult conun

brian taylor, former bbc scotland editor, _ a battle.mer bbc scotland editor, thanks forjoining us. mhairi black he is going to resign and there is much more about that on the bbc news website. —— mhairi black is going to resign. rishi sunak has been questioned by senior mps on topics including the war in ukraine and public services and he appeared before the liaison committee made up of senior mps who have the different house of commons select committees. we can speak to our political correspondent damien. explain exactly what is a liaison committee and why was the prime minister in front of it.— minister in front of it. what ha--ens minister in front of it. what happens several _ minister in front of it. what happens several times - minister in front of it. what happens several times per| minister in front of it. what - happens several times per year, minister in front of it. twat happens several times per year, last one was about months ago, the prime minister is questioned by senior mps and it is separate to his weekly session where

strategist mary anne marsh and from scotland, the political analyst and columnist for the herald, brian taylor in nine months, the americans have travelled to qatar to meet the taliban. two days after the group started burning musical instruments in herat. what basis is there for a mutual understanding? welcome back. we are still some six months from the first republican primaries

strategist mary anne marsh and from scotland, the political analyst and columnist for the herald, brian taylorx could be the most powerful letter in the english language. it's certainly the biggest flashing symbol in downtown san francisco, much to the annoyance closest neighbours and for the first much to the annoyance of twitter�*s closest neighbours. and for the first time in nine months, the americans have travelled to qatar to meet the taliban. two days after the group started burning musical instruments in herat. what basis is there for a mutual understanding? welcome back. we are still some six months from the first republican primaries and the candidates have not yet appeared on a debate stage, but in every poll, donald trump is the consistent, runaway favourite. the latest poll from the new york times sienna college, their first of the 2024 campaign, puts donald trump's lead over ron desantis at 37 points. he has a decisive advantage across almost every demographic group and region and in every ideological wing of the party. no candidate who has led their rival by at least 20 points a

and taylor and brian. this has a lot of people talking. athletes who work really, really hard, she's an amazing gymnast. wildly popular, successful for that university, brings in tons of money and fans and you know, they are able to -- they are racking up big wins with her talent. should they be able to make money? should these college athletes be able to rake it in? she certainly is paving the way. >> what i like about it is it's teaching you sort of your value and worth, how to brand, market, how to sort of business yourself. if you are in school and you have a lot of talent, i love that maybe you can reap some of those rewards of your hard effort. no offense my wonderful colleague to my right but i also love she talks about how men in general make more in sports and that she's really working on that equality segment of it and plus if you can teach business in college that once you graduate when you are out you have a lot of those business skills and know how to market and brand yourself i like it. >> i don't see how you get a better bus

let's bring in brian brenberg, taylor riggs. first, can i get your response to that? because now we know this is going to cost the american people a massive amount of money, this student loan forgiveness. in many cases, that's going to be americans paying for that student loan forgiveness and they didn't even go to college themselves because they couldn't afford it. >> i don't know how i can put this into the 22nd they need to answer it, but the fact is that nobody who went to college is owed the money they borrowed to go there. the point of going to college is to earn a paycheck and pay it back. we are throwing money into a black hole, if a college education does not permit you, does not enable you to pay your loans back. this issue has to die at the supreme court and it's going to have to die again in the courts and probably again in the courts, because biden will not stop bringing it even though it's abundantly clear that it's unconstitutional. see go but i don't understand is they say it's helping the working class. a lot of people in the working class didn't go t

this is classic rock, and then the musicians of freddie mercury brian we and roger taylor is not enoughere in college and the record stretched for 2 years in genre this album was a mixture of hard rock styles. l psychedelic horn in the beginning, he did not have much success, but then became a cult howin, gained worldwide fame and 12 years later on the same day for 85 years. they performed at london's wembley stadium at a famine relief concert in ethiopia, or wade it is recognized as the best in the hands of a concert in history. on july 13, 2019, the unique mission of the spektr rg astrophysical observatory began with with two mirror telescopes, russian and german, the telescope was launched into space by a heavy proton-m rocket. the project was developed by the roskosmos institute for space research of wounds, and the apparatus itself was created at npo lavochkina led the mission of the academy to crush sunyaev, in 100 days, the observatory reached its destination, this is the point of the hologram, at which the bodies remain practically motionless in the earth -sun system, the observ

brian: they're borrowing and they're buying. taylor: they are traveling. brian: that can't last forever. that can't last forever. taylor: traveling and spending that can't last forever but charles payne is here. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." it is a quiet session. make no mistake, no summer doldrums. make no mistake tina crushing it. you heard we have powerhouse earnings this week as well as a jobs report. the question, are they tapped out? have as aspirational shoppers run out of cash. subway sandwich want their cut of consumer spending. you will not believe the outlandish offer they're making to customers. while sandwich shops, small banks are bending over backwards, americans are saying thank you may have another with piddling offerings from big banks. my take on all of that and so much more on "making money." ♪ e. charles: all right. another day and stocks for the most part we've been higher today. you know again for the most part it's been growth sectors, computers, communications services, technology, so the scrip

and then the musician believes brian, we and roger taylor are not enough.college and the record stretched out. for 2 years on fire, this album presented a mixture of hard rock styles, psychedelic horn at the beginning it did not have much success, but then it became a cult kakuin gained worldwide fame and after 12 years on the same day it was already 85 years old. they performed at london's wembley stadium in ethiopia's famine relief or vape concert , voted the best hand held concert in history. o o july 13, 2019 a unique mission began the spektr rg astrophysical observatory with two mirror telescopes, russian and german, was launched into space by a heavy proton-m rocket. the project was developed by the roskosmos institute for space research of wounds, and the apparatus itself was created at npo lavochkin led the mission of the academy to crush the sunyaev, in 100 days, the observatory reached its destination this lagrange point at which the body remains practically motionless in the earth- sun system, the observatory conducted three complete surveys of t

brian, you were talking about taylor swift tickets win on hay jackpot or poker table here >> i know.i think there is upside here for lvs as a consumer discretionary shows resilience in the back half of the year >> all right let's get to it. the final trade on this friday last call from the options pit carter what do you say? >> the two big cahoonas, i'd be feeding apple and buying it. >> brian >> yeah. a great show lots of earnings next week i'm going to play uber play the upside. >> mike? >> want to play the controversy in bud, use a call spread. that's the bud for you >> that does it for us back welcome to a special friday afternoon of text check. today the earnings deluge. tech companies doing mostly better than feared >>> plus, a look at dealmaking and m&a activity and why partnership might be the key word in both media and tax.>>> meta meta shares up 107% this year

brian brenberg and taylor riggs will be here on that. >> john: college dorms turned into mega sheltersin new york city. residents say it's making their neighborhoods dangerous. lady gaga's father is the president of a condo board near one of the college dorms. he's up next on the chaos it's causing in his neighborhood. is wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. [coughs] good to go. yeah, i think i'll get a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. no. i'm going to get a second opinion. with innovation refunds, there's no upfront cost to find out. so why not check like i did for my small business? take the first step to see if your small business qualifies for the erc. right now get a free footlong at subway. like the subway series menu. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. for freeee. that's what i'm talking about. order in the subway app today. let me be direct: you're doing tv wrong! you thought that other tv provider was good eno

. >> yeah, brian, you were talking about taylor swift tickets, a jackpot, a poker table here?at all kind of goes together there's upside here for lvs as the consumer discretionary shows resilience in the back half. >> let's get to it the final trade on this friday, last call from the options pits. carter braxton worth, what do you saysome. >> well, two big ca hue in as as you said next week, i would be fading apple, and buying in. >> brian stutland. >> great show, lots of earnings next week. i'm playing uber, buy a call spread, play the upside. >> mike khouw. >> if you want to play the controversy in bud, use a call spread, that's the bud for you. >> that does it for us see you back here next friday for more oa. >>> meantime, "techcheck" with julia boorstin starts right now. - [announcer] the following program is a paid advertisement for the nuwave oxypure zero smart air purifier, sponsored by nuwave, llc. right now, in your home, you and your family are at risk of breathing in billions of tiny, dangerous particles and contaminants, tied to symptoms like allergies, sleep issue

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brian: they're incredible animals. they're scary. we have got movies about them. taylor: they're not scary. that is the movie -- brian: people at the beach, if the birds are diving you don't want to be swimming, they can be both fascinating and beautiful. it is interesting how we can study them. the ocean is full of mystery. jackie: i think it is interesting he noted they have different personalities and sexes are different. i'm sure there is a lot we could learn and they're working on it. taylor: we will learn more from him this season as we continue to tag. i'm pleased to pleased to see "making money" with charles payne starts right now. charles: land sharks are two faced. i remember that. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now the theme for the second half of 2020 is on second thought. that's right. lots of adjustments but very few on the street are actually changing their minds. they're changing numbers but not their minds but still this market is powering head. we have liz ann sonders the best place to be right now. victoria fernandez bei

brian: call it a holiday? i like that. taylor: what companies are calling it. jackie: you have your own and you're trying to take mine? brian: you don't trust me? i trust charles payne. he has no fries. charles: send some to studio d if there are any left. i'm charles payne this is "making money." i'm not sure this is what they meant when there would be market capitulation. we're asking the public what time the apocalypse starts, to the public when we hit new highs. we'll try to answer that today. megacap tech getting an unexpected boost. wall street analysts jumps on the bandwagon. bob iger extends his contract and the market yawns. a taupe analyst who says the once mighty mouse house could be acquired. earnings season kicks off with the banks. we'll handicap them for you. that might set the tone for all the earnings season. short sellers rule through fear and terror but the tables may be turning. my take on bringing real justice to investing. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so lots to you unpack today. a lot of news out this morning. n

brian: but they're only working 8 hour days, i don't get it. taylor: in 32 hours what you used to do in 40? brian: if more people did fishing, we'd be happier and healthier. and i'm going to leave it with charles payne. charles: when i came in today, it was empty, completely empty. i'm telling you right now, everyone's working four days except us. [laughter] listen, at least they're watching the network. thanks a lot, guys. have a fantastic weekend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, and and this is "making money." stock market bounces back after that brief scare yesterday. make no mistake, it is still all about the mega-caps. dan niles with us with his latest moves including buys that will surprise you. and all this happy talk is setting up the fed e for another monumental mistake that's going to require a monumental fix. jeffrey sherman with his shocking prediction. and amazing results from our special yesterday, absolutely fantastic, but still not done. we've got a lot to teach you about unstoppable prosperity. mean while, at 2:40 preside

taylor. here we have brian wilson of the beach. we have laurie bird, who is a girlfriend of director hellman. and then we have the great warren oates. and one of the reasons why this becomes a cult film is because three of the four die rather deaths oates dies at age 53 of a heart attack. wilson dies in a rather bizarre drowning. laurie bird ends up committing suicide. but it's a road to nowhere with great film. film technique. there is no real dialog amongst the characters. lots of frustration and facial tics that sort of convey a sentiment or an idea on the part of the person that is being centered on in the film. two-lane blacktop maybe. oh, now my favorite film from that same year, if i can go back. well yeah, we're having a little trouble. yeah. there you go. is that you? vanishing point. and i don't know if any of you have seen vanishing point or not. i would sort of doubt it. it is a great film, a film of people, the margins of american society. barry newman is a the driver of a dodge challenger with supercharger in it and h

brian brenberg. >> i'm jackie deangelis and i'm taylor riggs, welcome to the big-money show. >> president biden just

this year's jury included brian anderson, don boudreaux, thomas easton, katherine ward, james pearson, amity shlaes, john taylor. and last but not least, the chair of the jury, john tierney. as many of you know, john is a contributing editor at city journal and one of the nation's most renowned science journalists. a author known for his keen ability to make complex ideas, engaging and accessible. he is a high-iq ian through and through and the perfect steward for this important prize and its important mission without. please welcome john tierney to the stage. thanks very much, reihan. and thanks to all of you for braving the unfriendly skies to be here tonight. on behalf of the hayek prize jury, i can promise you that we're in for a treat. we're going to hear from an author with an extremely rare gift. you know, there's a common lament in the book business that was once nicely summed up by a friend of mine. when you're working on a book, you said you never know whether you'll end up being published too early or too late. but it will definitely be one or the other. now, this has never been a problem for edward

brian: flock, that looks small and wonderful. thank you for that report. this might be "the new yorker" in me but i would like the tiny houses. taylor: on what planet is 400 square feet small? that is sort of like my apartment. jackie: a fry sized house. brian: charles payne, could you do a tiny house, sir? >> charles: no. two answers. hell and no. happy belated 4th of july, guys. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne and this is "making money." breaking right now, so the market hoping for some clarity here. we'll here from jay powell and company. we want to know what the heck they were thinking when we get the fomc minutes. remember they finally stopped hiking rates. people aren't sure because everyone please they will continue to hike rates. meanwhile we share lessons we learned thus far as investors embark on the second half of the year. the first half has blown away everyone's expectations. meanwhile the constitution versus joe biden. the last week has been absolutely phenomenal. the constitution staging an amazing comeback. i will talk to rebecca walser about that also i break down the latest evidence of planned theft. i'

brian: she comes in peppery, ready to go. we're dragging ourselves into the office. jackie: in all seriousness this is a huge problem. these are problems we didn't have pre-pandemic. taylor: it is an economic problem. it is going to affects the economy with all the airlines. brian: i agree. i saw charles this morning. he was ready to go. charles: 60 grand, they can bump the pay, come on. 100? comb on. hope you had a great weekend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now wall street strategists have doubled down. now they see the second worst, second half of the year ever but money managers they're actually throwing in the towel because face it they do have to answer to investors. meanwhile threads ringing up 100 million users but how meta is handling tiktok i think making that stock more attractive. lots more elbow room at the happiest place on earth. attendance at disney world swoons. is it the economy or is it going woke? a horrific job report for black americans underscores why the supreme court did the right thing. you know what is my takeaway in the last line of insanity to stop the ev boondoggle. all that and so much

taylor: we hospital you have a wonderful, special day. jackie: thank thank you, guys. brian: you're not big on sharing fries? jackie: i can't eat all that cake, are you crazy? brian: if you share i will help you. jackie: i will share. brian: charles payne we would love to include you in the cake. you have a show to do. charles: thanks a lot, guys. working on the thing, listening to you. by the way i think elon musk will be okay. i love people guess what his next failure will be. that is all i can tell you. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now is it time to put the bear bounce bull market debate to bed? a lot of bears are packing it in and you know what? let the good times roll. white house are getting torched saying the real wages are up because of "bidenomics." we'll talk with peter saint on. they are paying to you buy them, prices are coming down, seems like nobody wants them. we're talking about electric vehicles. my take-away on "the pink panther" act with jay powell and company. sadly, nobody is laughing. all that and s

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brian, you'r your way right now. we've got generation of his have no idea of us have actions. will propose something that can possibly hurt tayloroes it give a thousand dollars you hate for anything that you are a moron. now those who think they are in the name of the senate. i'm still my nationbuilding that both are objects that you question something about comedy. there is is is our wesley perez in late 20 minutes to find looks like the anyway. is the moment their problems are many first and foremost that invited me blows over carpet dissing a second mortgage to form our own the property is and thrthree they have the trade the american family as their target audience injecting will do all of their movies and eating the best that idea. as soon question? is horrible. you do know is both letter and have a conversation on the way home and a 6-year-old in the backseat is that it was a lesbian? i do not have that conversation. maybe again do not have the nation. i am in lecture to stop yelling and so these were mass their hiding smile, regular smile. his number? i love the japanese but they forgot how to a hard time believing this.

taylor. ♪ >> steve: jane ferguson led extraordinary career as foreign war correspondent spans almost every major conflict over the last decade. >> brianw she tells her story from growing up in northern ireland to covering the globe major news outlets new memoir "no ordinary assignment." >> ainsley: she joins us now. good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> ainsley: book talks about how you grew up in ireland and how you went to the front lines of afghanistan during the withdrawal. you covered yemen during the arab spring and are russia invading ukraine how do you do this that was the reason i wanted to write the book why do people -- why is it important for people to tell the stories from the frontlines to really want to communicate on a personal level what conflict is like for people to live through. i write about this. grew up in northern ireland during the troubles and this was a sort of a -- it was a war zone? >> it was certainly a guerrilla insurgency. so many years as a professional reporting on insurgencies and working to try understand and report on like groups like the taliban and hezbollah. i look back at childhood and

brian: i grew up in a folger's house, there was no starbucks or anything. you know, the best part of waking up. taylor: but that's the problem with inflation. it is not just people on the ground, everyday people like you and me. you have billionaires even noticing the price of coffee going up, and so it is real. and we talk about the upper half and the lower half, and this is certainly a story that has been impacting everyone to no matter how much money you make. jackie: they're always known for being budget-savvy, warren specifically. brian: the people who have a lot of money -- jackie: how do you think they got that way? they didn't waste it. [laughter] it's really important to think about that stuff. do the math at home. $4, two cups a daytimes 365 days. charles payne, not going to make money spending like that. charles: i'm still thinking about the lyle lovett cowboy boot collection collection. [laughter] i gotta get me a set of those. have a great weekend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, well, the script has been flippedded, everything the

brian. she made sure to include pics of hunter in the nude, mtg let them see hunter's peepee. i'm in my 50's. congresswoman marjorie taylorof hunter's log. the pictures were so dirty hunter was just made an honorary clinton. the women with hunter mtg asserts were prostitutes illegally transported across state lines by hunter and fraudulently paid for with money from his law firm, and they were definitely prostitutes because you could tell the way democrats pretended not to recognize them. needless to say at least a dozen congress men wanted to examine the pictures more closely. remember, congress, before you sleep with a hooker, she may have already slept with hunter biden. now, that's in contraception. the visual aids were part of greene's line of questioning directed at irs whistleblowers that are involved until hunter's tax whatever, who claimed a federal investigation into hunter was deeply flawed. you know, just like that investigation into the white house cocaine. but dems were too prude, please save the pornography for a crazy kindergarten teacher and five year old students but not here. and the white house lawn. a

taylor cutting it back. my word. he is has done it again and tonight team u.s.a. will face off aga netherlands. those are your headlines. brian about lionel messi. >> your thoughts? >> lawrence: the worst person to be filling in for brian. >> steve: on a soccer story. >> ainsley: so glad he is here. we have one of the best players if not the best player. >> steve: sometimes you bring somebody great in they are not great when they come. this guy is great. >> carley: is he great all around. >> steve: from the get go. >> ainsley: last night down on the west side sean hannity had a big town hall with presidential candidate r.f.k. jr. who is running against president biden and comparatively speaking is he running against incumbent doing well getting like 20% in the polls and people are wondering why we want to know more about him. sean sat down with him and asked him if he thought that joe biden was cognitively fit. was he there enough to serve another four years. listen to this. >> well, he has never been very good with words. [laughter] i'm not reluctant to say that for partisan reasons, sean, no. what i have tried to do during

brian: we talked to the grocery store clerk. and an army veteran let go for exposing those thievess. >> steve: plus, are you ready for this? justin trudeau is a lover of taylorow he's facing some bad blood. we'll tell you why, coming up next. ar watching "fox & friends" it's friday! y watching "fox & friend friday! o watching "fox & friends friday! u watching "fox & friend it's friday! 're watching "fox & it's friday! my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill and that people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. i got to my a1c goal and lost some weight too. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. gallbladder problems may occur. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a

brian, i'll start with you. you make these very, very interesting, easily digestible videos sort of enlightening us as to what's going on in politics. i want to play a clip of you fact checking marjorie taylorand the significance of that in our current environment. >> what jack smith is doing is the weaponized government. and he's weaponizing the department of justice against president trump in a complete lie about president trump and january 6th. >> so apparently, the weaponization of government isn't an entire political party rushing to the defense of a politician who attempted to use the levers of government to illegally retain his power, who tried to push the vice president into saying he won an election he lost, all that is fine, the real weaponization of government is an independent special prosecutor seeking to hold that politician accountable for his crimes and adhering to the principle no one is above the law. did i get that right? >> so look, we know marjorie taylor greene is off. i don't even use the nicknames for her because look, there are several hundred thousand dollar people who think she's doing a good job. but when you break down lies and hippocacy, what is it doing to our

and there was a connection because as dick taylor from the pretty things had been one of the people that bnan had been one of the people that briancertainly they did play dick, but certainly they did play together. and so that makes two of us who weren't rolling stones. well, i guess i guess dick taylor would claim that he was a rolling stone in the very early days. anyway, my abiding memory of mick in relation to myself is i have had a band called the blues band from 1979 up until 2022, and we were playing at el mocambo in toronto to recount this memory. >> so in brief, what happened you got about 10s paul because i've got to go in a minute, but i've got to go in a minute, but i want to hear just mick i want to hear just to say mick jagger was unbelievably helpful to the blues band at that point. >> he had no need to be, no reason to be. he was just being generous and i'm i'm so happy to see him so fit, so youthful. okay. welcome to the octogenarian society. >> thank you. thank you for that, paul jones won't be quiet. listen stay with me, though, because, of course, dewbs& co martin daubney is taking over this tonight from tubes