charles: really? feeling that it was must-have product that you know, you have to go out and get it, you had to pay a premium that part feels like it is fading, gil? >> well, yeah, but apple has responded by moving into a lower price iphone. that is as -- >> that is my point, though. before they have pricing power they charged $600 for a home, when everyone else was charging 30. >> that always goes away. the fact of matter is once they get people on platform, even if they come in on a lower cost in beginning they want to upscale later on, i think this is the right strategy for apple. but -- last time we wering it we talked about was what is next big thing from apple. we don't know yetz. buyet, it will beimportant, give today i think they will manage their existing business pretty well. but at the end of the day they need to keep wonderful things coming out. charles: talk about this for a moment. you say that they go from hyper growth company to one that just sort of generates a lot of cash then as a m

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charles: welcome them everybody. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto.ll we we have been during the president's talk about the economy. instead of saying he wants to work with republicans, he has been blaming and attacking republicans saying that they are the ones holding a middle-class town. melissa frances on if the president is looking for the economy to pick up ford is looking to pick a fight. >> she says you cannot be against something, you have to be for something. how about being for the keystone xl pipeline costs. the talks about the economy and politicians. why don't we get behind some projects that could actually create jobs. keystone could create 20,000 jobs out of the gate. that is conservative. some people think it is 40,000. half a million barrels of oil per day would wipe out our need to bring in venezuela and south american oil. this is something that could create jobs and lower prices for americans. get behind that. charles: cell is feels to me as if you are now for my ideas yyur have any. it is weird. >> his ideas are contradicting. on

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charles: along.timate dream of the left is to have a single payer program. >> that is not the ultimate dream of obamacare, and it is not deal to enter a president obama. president obama has been pretty clear that this is his plan, this is the legislation that was passed by congress and what we will go with. charles: i know where the president talk about it being this ultimate wish. now have they been this brilliant to put it together in a way where it would fall apart and just by -- fall right in -- >> they are socially rather gleefuu that is since to be happening this way. here's the other thing. a lot of people who were going to be get back and after work less hours to stay out of the 30 hour week threshold where the employer mandate would kick in and no good to have full-time jobs, make some money. thus the broadside. there will have to get rid of the individual mandate, delay it as well. as the only way to make this even. so the individuals don't have to -- aren't forced emanuel find out that may

charles: okay., it was an obligation made, we understand when things are good, times are flush we make promises, not made to be broken but in a time like this, what -- what other alternative do you have? >> we're trying to make sure people get paid what they have earned and accrued but we want to change future benefits, that the way to bring down the costs, we can afford to pay people what they have earned and accrued about we have to bring down cost for future benefits to provide services. charles: before i let you go, if unions win this, is there a possible they san jose would be facing a bankruptcy very similar to detroit. charles: we'll go into service deliver insolvency, we without put service to plan the budget which is a terrible place to be. we're doing all we can to avoid bankruptcy 9. charles: mayor chuck we'd, third largest city in california good luck. >> thank you. charles: administration says it will not bailout detroit, we're discovery's possible backdoor bailout, detroit looks with 2

and i think i'm styling, charles. charles: you are. she condition keep her eyes off of you. >> what? charles: look at stocks, look at where they closed today. a lot of people look at the price, the price of the stock has nothing to do with whether it is expensive, it is the value, i would rather buy a $100 stock than a $1, express has been public for a very short period of time, if you bought in july 2012 you would be up 40%, nike. you know nike has been a juggernaut, up 307% in last 10 years, if you buy a couple mayor of nikes -- a couple pair of nikes buy a share in the stock. guess is up 7 25%. and you can imagine that 10 years ago you could have bought stock at $3 now it $33. my whole mission is to get people to stop cowering and being afraid and stop worrying, you are young. i have to be frank with you, most people are not well informed about the market. but remember one thing everyone is in the stark it, they are watching the show they are? the stock market. hang out for this hour. we'll go to the show, in as we do the show, i wa

charles: she is popular. is more or less given the benefit of the doubt. >> there is a buzz factor. wall street is saying, okay, it's time to show me the money. >> here is the thing. apple is working on a premium service for the apple tv users and apparently they are going to pay the network every time that we do this. how much is this going to cost apple? >> i think they actually know next to nothing. we have the system and we are going to help you skip ads when they get ad revenue. the thought that they will pay for you for this, that opens a can of worms. no network in its right mind would ever tell that to advertisers. it's a crazy idea. >> would this be some sort of lawsuit? how would apple make some money off of this? >> it sounds like a good idea when you are thinking about it. i like commercials. they subsidize cable-tv, thee subsidize everything that we watch. to take away advertising is really shortsighted and the unintended consequences are going to come back and bite all of us so they might be bar

charles: mr.moving in a totally opposite direction of women's rights and respect is like a different direction but yet we do hold the elected leaders accountable to the direction the country is moving. >> maybe this is a great time to start votiig for more women. we have not heard of a lot of women. maybe this is a great speech for you. charles: be putting your hat in the ring? >> o god no. with all due respect what they do is very difficult with a lot of pressure. the people around and make them feel entitled. charles: bill clinton became the super super star but for many he disgraced the oval office and away nobody ever has before. thank you. when it comes to attractiveness the u.s. is not keep up did and why we have kids on a lipstick.sfun it is a pretty. that could be a question blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready ytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and sy

charles: here is the thing. this is what you hear from a lot of people that backed the president on these things. almost all of his policies are close in the veneer of economic policies. but once they go through, we are told that economics have nothing to do with this. this is about americans having a hard and america being if your country. at the end of the day, maybe theyydon't care what kind of economic damage they have done if they can somehow keep a few more people in their homes, even at the expense of regular homeowners and those who have been responsible and industry itself. >> there is no question that some of those in these homes am a they probably are victims. they got caught up in the bubble. it didn't cause it. it was caused by politicians and bureaucrats in washington. they bought a home that they thought that they could afford or they thought it would rise in value. they could sell it if they couldn't afford it. all of a sudden they are left with an underwater mortgage and they're having a lot of

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i am charles payne. the president's big economic speech today confirms he is committed to keep helping the housing market spin negative good news is over the past four years we have helped people in oklahoma state in their home and sales are up and prices are up and fewer americans are under water. but we're not done yet. charles: did you hear that last part? let me play it again. >> we're not done yet. we are not done yet. charles: he is not done yet but maybe he should be. today period half of the people getting mortgages from uncle sam have defaulted. it is time for the government to but out. it doesn't look like you were too enthusiastic. >> remember when reagin would joke this curious words were i am from washington and i am here to help you? the words we're not dead yet it should now scared every taxpayer because the government got us into the housing crisis with the easy money policy with the subsidies is now the government is in the process to stop the market to get back to where we need to be do

charles: it is interesting. the steps. >> it will be appealed one way or another. if we win, the federal government will appeal it in the fifth circuit. frankly, we do not care. we just want to get to the fifth circuit. it is a matter of strategy. we will not end up having a trial in the federal district court. charles: give us a timeline. >> it may take a year. it will happen before 2015. it has to. this whole issue has to be settled. this is a revenue raising bill. you have to have revenue raising bills. there are two main points. remember, i am the only doctor that has come out and sued the federal government on this issue. i have a health practice in houston that focuses on more natural approaches to health. we want to address the underlining problems. charles: a lot of people thank you. you are right. thank you a lot. we appreciate it. we will have you back on again to talk about it. >> thank you, charles. charles: surprise, it turns out not to be the case. after the break, the judge weighs in on the presid

charles: this is the problem that i have. i read the 40 percent of the peace -- people in greece have never been on the internet but when you have these proble you can throw all the many in the world but how can they take the baton to roll with it? >> the reason it is different but at the end of the day there is a structural problem the hope to keep e people it begins to come back. charles: how important is the political salesmanship? everyone has to sell the city on the idea it is the ultimate shared sacrifice. >> it is based on confidence especially in the city the idea to adjust the data to make it so hopefully the city manager's can do that. charles: at the end of the day it goes through the bankruptcy judge and they will have all the power. >> gasoline to oversee and did the minister. charles: we could see something done with respect @% the bonds or the pension obligations this could have a new legal parameters. >> but that will be initiated by the city of like a corporate bankruptcy but to the process to have a restruct

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charles picked federal mogul. not bad, charles.ld-fashioned lightbulbs. can someone from general electric convince me to switch? joining the company now is john from ge lighting. you are going to attempt to convert me. >> what we have is an energy efficient soft light. it is 28% more efficient than the lightbulb you love so much. stuart: i thought they were banned. gone. as far as the eye can see, i can still bite incandescent holds so long as they beat government imposed energy standards. >> that is correct. stuart: you will try to sell me the newbold at $14.98 per bulb appeared can you light one up for me which one is which? it has a dull look to the top of it. >> it will save you six dollars a year in energy costs per bulb. it will last 14 plus years. guaranteed. it will not fail over that period of time. it is great for places that are hard to get at. stuart: can i do it? does it have mercury in it? how do i dispose of it? this is the new fangled. >> this is where the industry is going. charles: i have trouble reading at night.

i'm charles payne. to our panel, look at that. charles, your book circle of friends in stores everywhere, go out and buy it now. tell you what, we're going gary? >> my president knows inequality knows since he has been president. household income is down 57%. inequality is he believes to fix it to get people wealthy is to take from the wealthy and give it to others. it doesn't work. you need to incentivise people and instead of putting down the wealthy, how about showing them how they got there. >> it feels like a condemnation of captain limb. people that work hard. person that works hard doesn't owe you anything? >> if you look into the speech, here is the central message that the rich are to blame for busy to have fewer customers, they are to blame for the housing bubble and rich to blame undermining the fabric of this nation. to gary k.'s point this is his message of taking from the rich and redistributing it. he has four and a half years the economy is growing slower than the average over that four and a half years and median

even so when it came to his sons, charles chose differently. william and harry would always be close to london and home. you don't get many schools closer to a royal home than this, eaton college, where william spent five years. just over the river, an up a bit, is windsor castle, the official residence of her majesty the between who no doubt approved of the choice. >> she was delighted that they went to the schools they went to. the fact that think went across the bridge from windsor to eaton so she could see william for tea every week was great. >> fitting in at school can be a challenge for anyone. when prince charles was at gordonston, one of his temporaries asked how can you treat a boy as an ordinary chap when his mother's portrait is on the stamps. william's experience was far more forgiving. amidst the turmoil of his parent's marriage, school provided a sanctuary. >> there was no great shakes about being heirs of the throne of england. he was treated normally, and that was the great thing. he had a lot of friends there, he could forget

charles: he is attorney general for all of america. with your pitical action committee we never heard anything from you. are you considering running again? >> the seat that iran for 2014 is up in 2014 but i can honestly say that i don't know what i will do. part of that is because of less bareness is brought back to the process, it inhibits every d americans from getting involved in that is why i am grateful judiciary committee and senator grassley are not giving upper -- up. charles: a lot of people still want you to run. >> a director say i am very gratul for the outpouring of support and even since the storyroke. thank you. charles: tired of paying that phone bill every month? there is help on the way. meet this charles: one new company works if you are lookingat advertising you can be rewarded with more mobile data. we have the ceo and this is a novel idea where everybody gets away from that you say if you listen you can be rewarded. >> we have been interesting idea we are trying to grow the whole mobile ecosystem. with the mobile

charles: a lot of money. the less likable they are by their peers. that is what cheryl sandberg says in her book been in. our next guest says that is not the case. the ceo of cyrus innovation joins us to discuss this, a real hot topic. a lot of women have made this complaint for a long time. as they move up the corporate ladder, the more animosity they fill. >> that is true. this topic is fascinating to me and has gone so much press and cheryl sandburg claims liability for women is negative links with success but for men the reverse is true. it is positive will link to. in any other claim is indefensible. charles: are you going to make the indefensible now? >> i will defend it. so much has been researching if this is true or not. three months ago they did a 360 degree likability study and they found the opposite. they found both men ann women take the likability it as they climb the corporate ladder but men actually are worse but they go on further and say the more effective you are as a leader the less likel

charles: it is in bergen county. [ laughter ] charles: thanks a lot.his i sm number. 50.9 in june. we should let the audience know the market has gone higher. manufacturing was improving. this after a very bad number last month that shows that manufacturing was contracting for the first time. we are up now. we are nearing 140-point rise. for me, it was more of a market phenomena in a financial phenomena. this is important. the dow is now up 150 points. >> this is compiled from a survey of manufacturers. now that we have a better number versus the prior month, that may undercut that narrative two, >> we want to talk about momentum. if we can just sort of put that away and have a market that trades. it is bringing in any greater clarity. the s&p is up 15% in the first month. we did have a drop last month. if you do see a slowdown in the economy, the fed will have to step back in. >> we have a great analyst coming up. charles: all of the stuff with the nsa weak, the and confidence, that is embarrassing. it makes us look bad to the rest of the world. >> if

charles. charles: don: it is a bad number. 1% growth is bad. that americans have always had an economy built to last. this is what it does on top of taxes, regulations and rhetoric from the white house. imagine if you let it go. stuart: let's get to the individual stocks. i am looking specifically at facebook. 37.79. it was well above 38. nicole: this is a day for the company and the pom-poms. levels. it is back to these they are getting into publishing and gaming which hurts zynga. stuart: in front of 700 million daily users. i would have thought that would have been a nice shot in the arm for facebook. you have to tell me about energizer battery, as in the bunny. nicole: it has been declining over long-term. a lot of people are switching over to rechargeable batteries. that is number one. coupled with household names. ship razors, banana boat sunscreen, these are the things we have in our homes. also wet ones wipes. stuart: i thought it was just a bunny. apparently not. thank you, nicole. in order to avoid obamacare, they have been moving wor

charles: the same stock.o the same specific -- don't think they did the shuffle machines, shuffle master, they do a lot of gaming stuff you see in any major casino. stuart: the birthrate has hit a new low, the cost of raising children continues to go straight up. here are the numbers, the average cost reached $235,000 and that is holy birth through 17. that is the big number. for more on this, the university of massachusetts. professor, this is a very big number. do you think it is the primary reason why the birth rate has gone down? >> certainly there are a lot of contributions to the birth rate and while the number has risen dramatically over the past 50 years the birthrate hasn't shrunk as dramatically. one is the other contribution is average increase in the age of marriage, and as more and more jobs require higher and higher levels of education, people will marry later and have children later which decreases the birth rate. stuart: but money is a factor in having children and how many children you have.

charles: okay, listen to this.e and a pancake, a -- [inaudible] [laughter] there's just no pl but, guy, okay, we know that the democrats aren't going to necessarily abandon it, but certainly they're taking it apart piece by piece, and to me it's something of a mea culpa by saying, you know what? this part of it doesn't work, maybe other parts don't work. >> many hey, rick, i believe the question was directed to me in this case. [laughter] so if the democrats -- i'm just going to reclaim my time as they say in the senate. but here's the thing and, charles, you're absolutely right. if democrats want to vote against a verification enforcement mechanism and say that, hey, we have to actually follow the law, make sure who people who are getting these subsidies are eligible, they need to explain why they would vote against that. it's in the law. the president's waived it, why is that? by the way, if we're giving this one-year waiver to big businesses that have all sorts of, you know, lobbyists and that sort of thing -- c

prince charles was just there as well.eporting that the new grandson, according to the middletons, is absolutely beautiful. no hints yet on the baby's chosen name. >> he's absolutely beautiful. they're both doing really well. we're so thrilled. >> how are the parents doing. >> fabulously. >> what was the first cuddle like? >> amazing. it's all coming back. >>> nbc's jim maceda joins us now from st. mary's hospital and nbc's anabel roberts joins us from buckingham palace. we know something could happen at any minute. charles just left. jim maceda, what are we expecting? >> reporter: that's right, andrea. it could happen any minute, though it may not happen any minute. that lends to the usual tension and festivities here but the new grandparents, you're right, prince charles and camilla, arrived about a half-hour ago. charles asked a reporter if she had waited a long time. and then he and the duchess of cornwall looking relaxed and quite happy entered the hospital. it is what happened when they came out of the hospital that

no one was less suited to the charles lindbergh than charles lindbergh and that is absolutely true. he never liked publicity. he was a very solitary reserved man who didn't much being -- like being around people, he hated the press from the beginning and always trying to stay away from it. he and his wife were convince the kidnapping of his son, the murder of his son was directly connected with the publicity that surrounded them and him from islam moment he made that flight. he decided to go to europe where he said people treated him better and he basically lost trust in american democracy. equated what happened to him with the state of american democracy and the state of american politics. for several years he and his family first lived in england and then in france. during that time he spent a considerable amount of time in germany and the germans saw him as somebody, as a possible way of getting across their story at least in terms of their military. he was invited by the head of the luftwaffe to come and 4 airports and aircraft factories and what they were hoping was what tour a

charles, going to make some money with the company. charles: a lot of the viewers thought it. a new 52-week high. the reason it is coming back a little bit, the cofounder just went into a calcoma. you may remember this, enabling people to search the context of the bible on a compact disk. i think that is hurting the stock but the news is phenomenal. the stock hit 33, may go higher. the other one, angie's list. disappointing the street. at least you are honest. charles, good stuff, thanks a lot. many people have turned to online shopping to avoid the in-store experience. the crowd, the lines, you know it. what if your experience a lot more fun. brian david johnson has some new technologies that might make you want to go back and play bricks and mortar store. first of all, holograms. i think of holograms is a 3d visual image. you guys try to bring them into a store? speak of their coming into stores. imagine walking into a store, getting tracked with any product with super high quality. you can actually bring your inventory from anywhere and people can play around with it. stuar