there was a song by chaka khan called through the fire.he fire is where you get bargains, the market is burning in energy and resources and i think there are incredible bargains in nonresource. the viewers who tweeted in about exxonmobil and chevron, i think energy offers incredible dividend yields, reasonable valuations, energy is the place to look to deploy capital. the fed is not going to raise rates. i don't see any way they can, for the rest of the year. the dollar goes lower, generally that means energy goes higher. charles: real quick, dan, stocks like disney being kicked to the curb, that's an amazing great american company. where would someone like to buy it? >> where it's reasonable. with the pressure on the market, i don't care how great the company, is there's pressure. and market calls and currency moves. right now i would wait just a little bit. if you are asking me, i would be a buyer of stocks in the middle of september. charles: chaka khan had another song, do you love what you feel? the answer today is heck no! lou dobbs

. >> ♪ >> chaka khan, chaka khan. >> chaka khan. >> who doesn't like getting some things in the mail.are bills. flies to see something different. >> how about makeup. >> i would love that. sephora is offering a monthly subscription service and a lot of people are excited about this. for $10 a month you can subscribe to play by sephora and you'll get five makeup skin care and hair care product samples per month from jack macon beauty bumble and glam glow with a different theme every month. it will launch next month. it will be compete with birch box which evident boast as million subscribessers. they'll send you samples from all different kinds of products. you get it every month try it out and that way you know what to buy. >> 10 bucks that it's. >> a box load of samples. >> i like it. >> you going to do that. >> i get moisturizers and stuff from qvc 'cause they put on a monthly plan so i get my moisturizer and it couples automatically. >> i was in sephora the other day and they said mike comes in here all the time to get his makeup. >> do you have to say that on tv seriously. >> well

. ♪ chaka khan >> this reminds me of that era when robin had a mullet. >> i own it, baby. >> chaka khan hi, i'm chaka khan and i want you to look out for me this season on "dancing with the stars." >> that's right. the '80s pop superstar heading to the ballroom for "dwts" i hope the judges feel for her on the dance floor. we know she'll be competing alongside bindi irwin, hayes greer, victor espinoza and the rest of the cast will be revealed right here on "gma." i know. i just want to -- but you know what, you thought that was good, listen to this. ♪ mamma mia >> a musical rendition. here i go again. if you're a fan of abba you may want to take a chance and bid on this. the grand piano they used to record hits like "dancing queen," "sos," "knowing me knowing you" is up for auction at szott by's but it will cost you some money, money, money, in the range of 1$1.2 million. the piano, though, does come with a certificate. it better, by the way of awe meantification from co-founder who says it's one of a kind. the auction is september 29th. that's when the winner takes it all. thanks very m

charles: chaka khan had another song, do you love what you feel? the answer today is heck no! lou dobbs is next, keep it right here. fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration tonight is desperately trying to downplay rising concerns about his iranian nuclear deal. those concerns being expressed by members of both parties after explosive reports that president obama and secretary kerry have agreed to allow iran to prohibit the united states and the united nations from inspections of their nuclear facilities. the state department insists they're confident in the united nations' plans to investigate iran's nuclear program, but that is an inexplicable position, given the revelations that iran will be inspecting its own nuclear sites, not the united nations. congressional critics in increasing numbers are saying the iranian deal is foolishly built on trust, pure trust, but there seems to be less trust on the white house as well as iran, the world's most significant state sponsor of terrorism. we'll be talking with republican congressman lee