charles payne in for neil today. so, charles, it is yours. charles: stuart, have a great weekend. we have busy two hours on "coast to coast." i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. economy cooling in jewel the economy adding 157,000 jobs, but white house economic chief larry kudlow he told stuart varney the economy is showing no signs of slowing down. >> this is a strong number but the trends are really interesting. just some notes here. 224,000 average monthly for the last three months. here is one for you. 215,000 for average of six months. i think, stu, right now, at least my reading of the strong economy, we're going to create 2.6, 2.8 million new jobs in 2018. that is good number. charles: deirdre bolton in looking at details. >> look at number of jobs added in july, charles, the number missing consensus estimate by 33,000 but look at long-term trends what we want to focus on. including revisions of may and june numbers paint a very strong picture for the year. in may and june, 59,000 more jobs createdded those two months than previously reported. if you add those in the past

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charles in for neil. i think you have more on trade. go, charles. charles: abs slautly. thank you very much, stuart. charles payne in for neil. the united states and mexico are getting close on an agreement on auto trade. we're expecting more clarity on from the white house the trump floating idea more than doubling tariffs on chinese good. blake burman at a very busy white house. blake. reporter: charles, we knew related to china there was the potential on the table for a fresh batch of tariffs, $200 billion at 10%. we're hearing the 10% number could jump up potentially to 2 1/2 fold, all the way up to 25%. sources are selling us not only some of the president's trop trade advisors pushing for, endorse idea of 25% tariff on $200 billion worth of goods at some point down the line but the president himself floated this idea. as spokesperson for the chinese responding with some tough talk in their own right. here was a spokesperson for the chinese foreign ministry saying, quote, u.s. pressure and blackmail won't have an effect. if the united states takes further escalation

charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. the markets ending the day higher as surging american optimism continues to fuel a resurgent consumer. the market, in fact, has been in stealth rally mode and led, believe it or not, by brick and mortar names. those strong retail earnings were coupled with small business optimism, the second highest level ever. just the latest signal that america's economy perhaps fighter on all cylinders this as bank of america global fund managers, we're talking guys and gals who manage the wealthiest money on the planet, they say the united states is the best place to invest on the planet for the first time in five years. here now to discuss, hitha herzog, aaron gibbs and hadley heath manning, policy director at the independent women's forum. hitha, retail sales numbers, advance auto parts stock went through the roof, tapestry, kate spade, stock had a huge day. home depot was down a little bit, that's not unusual. but the interims, again, were phenomenal -- internals. higher traffic, higher average

charles payne is next with "making money." charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. the dow finished slightly lower pressured by the kn trade talks saga. first president trump has some strong words for social media companies. watch. president trump: look at social media. a thing called free speech rights. you look at google, facebook, twitter, and other social media giants. and i made it clear, we as a country cannot tolerate political censorship, black listing and rigged search results, and it can go the other way also. charles: facebook, twitter and google claim they do not discriminate. more importantly the you political content they are discriminating against conservatives. here now to discuss, rick unger. deroy murdock is a contributing editor for "the national review. dave web webb and. shelby: holiday. is president trump going into something that's unconstitutional and un-american? >> there is debate about what these companies actually do. a lot of their algorithms and mechanisms are opaque. nobody understands how google's algorithm works. but they are based o

charles: i gout. do you agree with that notion that it will take sort of tulip mania scenario for thage for people who are not in this market. >> a lot of retail investors aren't in the market and that's probably good for us. i think it speaks to what's happening. i where down something the ceo of target said. he said this is the healthiest environment he has ever seen in his career. charles: when you look at target numbers, paul brought up corporations. that's sometimes a continues maker. do you think they will continue? after the close nordstrom said we'll buy back our stock. >> there is a lot going on inspiring spending. part of it is the tax cuts and the money generated. but part of it is they were holding back for so long, that's even investment needed to take advantage of what's happening. >> there is also no incentive to hold the money. the people who are going to target now, it's not george clooney or nancy pelosi. it's the everyday american benefiting. >> lowe's was up, too. that's the store

charles payne is here now with "making money." charles: good edge. the markets soaring after president trump announces -- he's calling the new united states-mexico agreement. but he's certainly saying he's ending nafta because u.s. was hurt very badly by that deal. president trump keeping campaign promises. one of the biggest deals he made was on trade. even by the end of this week, canada. the president says all of these negotiations are intended to help the american worker. president trump: this is something that's very special for our manufacturers and farmers, all the people that work for jobs. it's great trade and it makes it a much more fair bill. the farmers will be so happy. they have stuck with me. i said we were going to do this. mexico's promise to immediately start purchasing as much farm product as they can. they are going to work on that very hard. charles: here now to discuss, hadley heath manage. kayleigh mcenany, and gillian melchoir. kayleigh, a promise made, a promise kept. this is a big one. >> it comes on the heels of the south k

charles: i feel bad for investors. they are missing out on something great in this economy. >> there are a lot of haters. but whoever doesn't like the jobs numbers, they are grabbing at straws. oops, i'm sorry, that's outlaws, too. the president sat down with black ministers across the nation to talk about reentry. those who paid their debt, prison reform, and need to find a way back into find an honest job. he's combining that with workforce development. there will be more people coming into the labor force. >> the best part of this jobs number was confirmation for that monster gdp report we had last week. the democratic response from tom perez. he said americans are losing jobs on the heels of a 3.9% unemployment rate. they are going to need a different rhetoric. charles: another component to this report that i found uplifting. people were working part time because they had no choice. temp jobs workers can become full-time workers. >> when you give businesses tax cuts back, when they can keep more of their money to h

charles payne is back with "making money." charles: the attacks by the left against capitalism and a push for something new continues to heat up. today massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is take on large corporations by introducing a bill to hold companies accountable, her words, to employees, not just shareholders. she says they have been operating in a way that makes them slaves to shared holders. we have reached out several times to see if she would discuss her newly introduced legislation but we have yet to receive a response. the form are ceo of jv penny and former director walmart. >> it's nice to be on your show. you do a great job. charles: we are talking about the u.s. economic system, and this is not the first time elizabeth warren suggested business ode owed their success. discuss the notion she brought up that the companies are slave to the shareholders. >> i wouldn't call them slaves, but i think the best companies are mostly concerned about their customers. that's followed by their employees and chair holders

charles: alex? >> the most important figure there is only a minority of americans think illegal immigrants are a cultural threat. dirty secret that academics don't really talk about is that cultural attitude whether people, americans or europeans or anybody see immigrants as a cultural threat, that's when they turn against them and really don't want them to be -- charles: although, could you argue the three waves of immigration that helped build the country, the last wave, there was a large resistance towards the last waves like the italian immigrants. that's one of the reasons they had kids pledging the flag at new york city schools. the concerns about cultural influence. >> absolutely. we've done that very well throughout our time. in the early 19th century, people worry about the germans and italians and jews people were worried about. now people are worried about mexicans and chinese immigrants. we've done a great job assimilating people and americans recognize that. we're doing a very good job

charles: how do we deter russia? >> it will take a full court effort across the political, economic and social spectrum where we challenge russia around the globe their various foreign policy and domestic initiatives so they understand they cannot challenge the legitimacy of our democratic institutions without being pushed back on. charles: i don't want to offend any of the former cia members on the panel, but the cia had a reputation for regime change in the last few decades. >> i am shocked you said that. and i disavow any knowledge of what you are talking about. the fact that this is front and center since the news broke about russian interference. that's an important part of the fight going forward. i worry about aextension span for -- i worry about attention span for the voters. but getting voters aware of the problem is key. ebb is sitting in their trenches throwing hand grenades at each other. people have to be more responsibility in what they read and gravitate to. and going back to what else we can do to try

charles: the housing market. december the national association of hold builders, after 123 months of contraction and expansion and foot traffic. how does it correlate with the work you are doing? >> you can see voters say the economy is heading in the right direction. we didn't see that a few years ago. the country is heading in the trite direction from an economic stand point. it correlated with the party in power. now, the down size of it is we do have because of personality issues, there is also motivation on the left to go backwards on some of the things trump is doing. 2018 will be a turnout election. every election will be decide on who is able to get their base voter out. when president trump goes into a moderate state, it's amazing what he's able to do. charles: i think one time during the campaign, six states in one day. michelle, back to the markets. a modest pullback. is this resolution of these things be the big tail wind we are looking for to spark a year-run rally? >> the momentum we are getting fro

charles payne is here now with "making money." charles: the economy simply on fire. it's the biggest story and something i have been saying on this show for a very long time. it's all about consumer confidence powering this. larry kudlow explained it. >> confidence numbers, large businesses, small businesses, and consumer confidence numbers are at or near record highs and from the latest surveys are continuing to rise. charles: walmart just amazing. it's a reflection of the booming economy and consumer confidence to go out and spend your hard-earned money. the strongest growth in more than a decade. the report shows consumers are heading back to brick and mortar locations. they are staying longer and spending more money. let's talk with tammy bruce, lindsey bell and rachel campos-duffy. when i listen to larry kudlow, i think yes, yes, yes, these are the things i have been talking about for a long time. the evidence began immediately. after president trump was elected, the consumer confidence levels exploded. now we are seeing the manifestation of that. >> you have be

charles: joining me. know this thing has gone back and forth, president trump has bikers, over at in jersey other day, started raining in broad them inside, then. you know some of them are boycotting harley-davidson. and harley-davidson now between something of a rock and a hard place. on one hand i believe they misrepresented themselves, i think they have been dise disen- blaming their woes on the tariffs, they have a plan in australia, the size of market in america has shrunk by 50%, i think they calculated, that another issue how much president is pushing on this. >> i think terrific, i wish he would focus on it, make it emphasis of his work in this area, idea of having zerotaryives or import taxes -- zero tariffs or import taxes i call them, that is a ground breaking vision, i wish he would push, that instead we get caught up with this product and harley here and that company there. and it really idea is zero tariffs zero barriers that is a shiny city on a hill idea, i wish high would pu push that. ra

charles payne is here now with making money. charles: i have got breaking news for you. remember the previously announced tariffs in $200 billion in chinese goods? they will be 25% instead of 10%. president trump is seizing on the amazing economy. coupled with china's debt crisis, kret crisis, stock market sell-off and a slowing gdp makes it harder for that country to retaliate with what it's threatening. here is president trump on rush limbaugh's radio show earlier today. president trump: the other thing is the wall. we started it. it's like pulling teeth getting these guys to get it done is -- and you have no idea how tough i have been. i say hey, if you have a shutdown, you have a shutdown. the shutdown can all he take place after the election. i happen to think it's a great political thing because people want border security. charles: a new podcast is really rocking. fox news contributor liz peek is with us. gina loudon member of the donald j. trump for president advisory board. first the tariffs. we knew there would be tariffs on $200 billion on exports. ratcheting

charles: thank you very much. >> thank you. charles: up next.noon moment tomorrow, we have fed jerome powell. will he push back against president trump. the market is on pins and needles, we'll be right back. we have got a problem. a few problems actually. we're overproducing, overcrowding, and overheating. we've got aging roadways, aging power grids, ...aging everything. you're kinda bumming me out clive owen. no, wait... it gets worse. we also have the age-old problem of bias in the workplace. really... never heard of it. seriously? it's all over the news. i've heard of it. ahh. the question is... who's going to fix all of this? an actor? probably not. but you know who can solve it? business. that's right. the best-run businesses can make the world run better. because solving big problems is what business does best. and doing good is just good business. shhh! sorry. so let's grow more food, with less water. and make healthcare, more healthy. it's okay, i've played a doctor. what have we got here? let's take on the wage gap, the opportunity gap

charles payne with "making money." charles: boy oh boy do we have a pair of blockbusters for you tonight. both reports involving legal cases with michael cohen and paul manafort. for cohen a guilty plea-and prison time. for manafort, 8 guilty verdicts. reporter: michael cohen pleading guilty today to 8 counts, five counts include tax fraud, making false statements to a financial institution and excessive campaign donations. cohen shake his head when the judge said he can spend up to 63 months behind bars. new york prosecutors seikoen paid money to silence two women who were detrimental to the 2016 campaign and candidate. >> they are significant in their own right. they are particularly significant when done by a lawyer. a lawyer who is trained in tradition, understands what it means to be a lawyer, to engage in honest and fair dealing and adherence to the law. mr. cohen disregarded that training and tradition and decided he was above the law. reporter: he admitted in open court he made two illegal payments he said he p

charles, please take it away. charles: good evening, folks. i'm charles payne. the stealth rally completely ignored. now we are on the cusp of making history. the longest bull market in history could be crowned on wednesday. president trump doubling down on the russia probe calling white house counsel robert mueller a disgrace and discredited. i wanted to get back to the markets. s & p 500 on pace to break a record. maybe the only person that ask derail this market could be the federal reserve and jerome powell. here to discuss, ryan payne, kyle ram bert, and the president of i.h.t. wealth and management. president trump really -- he's upset. every president gets upset when the federal reserve goes against them and could derail their economics. we saw once where a federal reserve might have cost a president an election. i think the only thing that can stop this jugger naught of the stock market is the fed. >> i think you are right. facebook and twitter can't censor the booming economy. they can't talk it down. so sure president trump is concerned about the fed b

charles: kelly.tonight i have to say, charles pomona first heard about this i wondered it donald trump was using melania because there is a difference between a search on google and a search on google news. i use it quite a bit and it figures out what kind of publications you like. and that is one thing i'm reading a lot. and one information i don't think they are. i will see what everybody is saying about it. charles: there is some system to this and some algorithm system that pushes certain stories to the top. often i wonder -- they are in the business of cleaning that up for others. >> it is fascinating because everybody wants to know what's in the algorithm and nobody quite knows. and they are spending lots of money, hiring people to make sure their stories have headlines so that they got pushed up in the search results. they get pushed up in the search, but nobody really knows how it works. google is constantly changing it hardly because they don't want people to know how it works because the se

charles, back to you.harles: the chinese government is sending a delegation to the united states for trade talks at the end of the month. the market is hoping this could be a turning point. the dow surging thursday nearly 400 points on that news. to my all-star panel, author of the new book "borrowed time, james freeman. and this news came out wednesday night our time 10:00. we had a fantastic session that particular day. even though the chinese playing it low key it's a low-level delegation. but the market is hopeful. >> this is a good sign they will play ball with us. this is the opportunity to show the united states has the ball in their court. you are seeing their economy really hurt at the moment. what could happen in the future, there is a lot of debt in china. maybe they will start selling u.s. dollars. charles: china doesn't want to see that happen. this news came -- we saw the shenzhen which is the technology index. but we saw what -- at the beginning of the year it was the biggest technology comp

charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. the american commission on fire and it's the main reason the stock market is on the cusp of a major milestone. former walmart cio bill simon will join us to discuss the resurgence and talk of retail ice age was a little bit premature. president trump doubling down on his decision to remove former cia director, john brennan's, security clearance. president trump: i think bruce ohr is a disgrace. i think bruce ohr is a disgrace with his wife nellie. for him not justice department and doing what he did, that's a disgrace. that's disqualifying for mueller. charles: joining me to discuss, republican wisconsin congressman sean duffy. president trump, i have got to tell you, the brennan decision, i have seen a lot of moderates and anti-trump trumpers saying that was a good move. that brennan had become overly political and abused these privileges. but now we have a long list of folks who could potentially lose security clearances from susan rice to james comey and now we have ohr at the top

in the center seat today, charles payne the host of "making money" with charles payne. making sense also. he is "outnumbered." good to see you. >> charles: good to see you. thank you. >> harris: cuff links today? >> charles: these are from a russian artists, the beetles submerged. >> harris: in amber. they just got stuck there. put them on your wrist. >> katie: there is collusion. right there. >> harris: okay. happy monday! the president is responding after john brennan went after him over the weekend, over the security clearance issue. mr. brennan saying the move is meant to scare other critics of the president into silence. now brennan says he is considering legal action. >> i think it was a clear signal to others who still have security clearances both in the government as well as outside that if you cross him, if you speak out against him, he is going to use whatever tools he might have at his disposal to punish you. >> i have been contacted by a number of lawyers. they have already given me their thoughts about the basis for a complaint, injunction. to try to preve

charles: good morning, i'm charles payne in for maria bartiromo.central bank saying it's ready to take, quote, all necessary measures to keep the economy stable, the market just not convinced yet, futures showing that the markets are going to open lower if it holds up although we were down a lot more than this a couple of hours ago, of course, the market did finish slower on friday. in europe same sort of story. major indices are there on -- under fair amount of pressure. and asian markets flashing in the red, nikkei had the biggest loss down nearly 2%. tragedy in skies officials have found flight recorder and remains from the plane stolen from international airport, we will have details on that, wedding in water, a wedding party in new jersey stranded by flood waters over the weekend, wait until you see the unbelievable rescue and then there's the rise of the machines, the robot age kicking into full swing, machines are involved in every facet of our lives and next the new frontier with robotic friends. but to stop story this half hour, president

charles payne is here now with "making money." charles: the economy simply on fire. it's the biggest story and something i have been saying on this show for a very long time. it's all about consumer confidence powering this. larry kudlow explained it. >> confidence numbers, large businesses, small businesses, and consumer confidence numbers are at or near record highs and from the latest surveys are continuing to rise. charles: walmart just amazing.

charles: you only make changes periodically. someone out there watching this market, if we break out to new all-time highs in the next couple of weeks, would it be okay for someone to chase some of these names that are already up big? >> we still like amazon. we still think there's room to run. you know, it's still one of the most profitable consumer discretionary names out there, so we don't have a problem with, you know, even at these valuations. charles: doerrly, i've -- dory, i've personally been killing it

is sonia shot a latin america analyst with a focus on venezuela and from atlanta by skype is charles shapiro former u.s. ambassador to venezuela thank you all for joining us so now i want to start with you will this new currency help at all. of course not ok this is not the first time that we have seen a go were meant in latin america to remove heroes from the korean city that had happened in argentina and brazil in colombia but the situation was quite different even though that happened every four in the latin america in the seventy's eighty's and so on i mean so you're starting a rough time hugo chavez also not zeros off of the believer in two thousand and eight. yeah that's true so ok it's not against that but till that time menace well it was a very different call on three deer in there travis time and his fellow west hill well to actually the wealthy is venezuela the problem is they mismanagement of the economy because the resources are there there's been a silence there say half her oil they still have a role materials the problem is the mismanagement of the government and that

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against their own government if they point these out that humiliates their own government position charles i have noticed that in what scant coverage there is on the cable stations the iran card is always almost always played first ok and there is not the there isn't a willingness to admit that our serious war crimes are being committed and i'd like to point out the the who these also have been accused of that in all fairness but this is a very tragic conflict. again not you know what is the endgame here because i mean we're just reading the stats i mean this is a country a humanitarian situation that is winding down very whiney out of control in a very serious way i mean cholera i mean something that is virtually wiped out in the world this comeback in there benjamin's there and there seems to be no out cry whatsoever from the media i mean it makes them culpable go ahead charles. or if there is outcry as you've already kind of hinted at it's a humanitarian situation that seems to have risen out of nothing but this is a famine that there are hundreds of thousands of children not in educati

is sonia shot a latin america analyst with a focus on venezuela and from atlanta by skype is charles shapiro former u.s. ambassador to venezuela thank you all for joining us sonia i want to start with you will this new currency help at all of course not ok this is not the first time that we have seen it go were meant in latin america to remove from the currency that the top and in argentina and brazil in colombia but the situation was quite the friend even though that happened of the flora in the left in america in the seventy's eighty's and so i mean sonia sort interrupt me hugo chavez also not zeros off of the believer in two thousand and eight correct. yeah that's true so ok it's not against that but till that time menace well it was a very different call on three d. you're in there travis time and it's hello westin well to actually the wealthy is famous well the problem is there mismanagement of the economy because the ressources are there there's been a silence there say half her oil they still have roam of the areas the problem is the mismanagement of the garment and that's why

i'm about to give you facts, don. >> that was charles. >> sorry, charles. some of the facts, people he's called dumb, people like mit romney. >> political opponent. like i said, political opponents. go ahead, keep going. >> how about the way he criticizes people like chuck todd and joe scarborough, if you want to go into media. he does not seem to hold back regardless of gender or ethnicity at all. and in all those cases, by the way, i'll also defend him on this again i don't think he should go after lebron because he's not in politics. in all these cases these are people that come at the president first. he's probably going to punch back harder than you gave it to him in the first place. he's the floyd mayweather of politics. i don't want him to do it against people who aren't in the political arena but he does it regardless of gender or race. >> i just want to say, you're going to get in, but i didn't attack him. i was interviewing lebron james. he chose to attack me. >> you didn't that night, but, don, you have called him a racist -- you've called him a

first, big money as billionaire conservative fund-raiser charles koch threat tonens to withhold supportresident trump and his protectionist trade policies. i talk to tim phillips, with americans for prosperity. then social media. is the country ready for a new wave of hostile attacks aimed at pitting american voters against each other? i'll ask dana, the longtime social media scholar. what are we going to do about it? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london and we begin with what could be a civil war for the heart of the republican party, pitting a network of powerful donors against president donald trump, and at heart si trump trade policy with news today that the administration is raising the stakes in its trade war with china. now proposing 25% tariffs on billions of dollars of chinese products. charles koch, the 82-year-old billionaire strongly opposes such a move and threatened to stop donations to republican candidates who support president trump's tariffs. this is significant because on almost all other issues trump has been good for the koch

charles county, let show you this storm. this has been east of quantico here, east of woodbridge trying to see some of thetorms move in. right in here with this storm underneath the severe thunderstorm wning until 7:00. waldorf once again until 7:00 right around 301. live in charles county, watch out and stay indoors. i'll be back in five to ten minutes with the latest update on this stormy. >> doug, thank yo >> every one of metro's new 7000 series rail cars needs ton rewired. the transit agency paid nearly $1.5 billion for tho trains. our partners first reported on the internal review. 4'ws mark segraves is working for you i digginto the latest problem plagug metro. >> while this new wiring problem with the 7000 series is not a safety concern, metro acknowledges it could cause unreliability. since they first hit the tracks ba in 2015, the7000 series rail cars have been touted as a critical part of metro's promise to improve safety and reliability, but this internal report fro metro's department of a qualityssurance found ev

visit more information will be shed on those two cases security analyst charles troubridge says it could get even harder for the british government and media to stand by their story. the question of course is that he's been asked is whether it's going to be the same batch what it's going to be actually linked this new finding of novacek if it turns out that they weren't linked that of course would stretch the level of for imagination coincidence really to incredibly incredibly in a way because that would suggest that there were two separate proxy or perhaps two sources of novacek and therefore i think even the british government you've already alluded in your report to the various different leaks and different stories that have come out in the british media i think even the british media and british government would be hard pressed to explain that particular coincidence but we factually got it from the u.k. authorities is a media blackout that media blackout has lasted now for more than five months there have been you can count on one hand the number of times police have made a statement

it's whether it without allies in there in the region or within the world charles how do you see all this playing out regionally at least in the short term. well i must get in a different world than all of us. because it is written that is where the south is or are few and far between russia syria and china don't. go to get out. over the short term rescued unfortunately more chaos and that is where . the government policies unfortunately is flat out don't work and that's going to create more crisis and then we'll know more refugees leaving the country it's that is translated into crisis and all the neighboring countries and still along the route to ecuador in question number that is where it is going both europe and anything over there charles and let me ask you just follow up on what you were saying i mean when it comes to the migrant semi there are so many people that are leaving venezuela and now this is causing some tension with neighboring countries as well i mean do you believe that there will be anti immigration sentiment that will be growing at sort of started to happen in br

against their own government if they point these out that humiliate their own government position charles i have noticed that in what scant coverage there is on the cable stations the iran card is always almost always played first ok and there is not the there isn't a willingness to admit that our serious war crimes are being committed and i'd like to point out the the who these also have been accused of that in all fairness but this is a very tragic conflict. again you know what is the endgame here because i mean what just reading the stats i mean this is a country a humanitarian situation that is winding down very whiny out of control in a very serious way i mean cholera i mean something that is virtually wiped out in the world this comeback in their vengeance there and there seems to be no cry whatsoever from the media i mean it makes them culpable go ahead charles. or if there is outcry as you've already kind of hinted at it's a humanitarian situation that seems to have risen out of nothing but this is a famine that there are hundreds of thousands of children not in education but ther

english police custody we speak of all the met police chief inspector and great uncle of russian charles who died at the hands of police last summer well this is more coming up but to have going on the ground. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten dollars fine tamping each day. eighty five percent of the global wealth you long for the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent just last year some with four hundred to five hundred per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is what one does you know for a minute the one and only. one with a post. office. last time we chased. each one of them carrying twenty kilos of drugs. first offense. they just temporary. mean. this is for me. i like it. i don't know. they don't make or. break right. now well. welcome back deaths in police custody of reach the highest in a decade according to britain

charles: i think so.y sense of it is people are nervous because of all of the reasons that you've given. every time trump says something about chinese exports to the the market tends to react negatively. less so right now, but it could happen in a larger way at any time if it does anything else. plenty of people have been scared out of the markets. there are plenty of people who never got back in after 2008 because of all the noise surrounding it. been extrare has caution imposed on the stock market which translates to a lower price earnings multiple. if you look at the market the multiple on a historical basis, the markets current pe is very low when adjusted for the level of interest rates. we've interest rates not far from record lows. that means that the pe multiple should be somewhere in the vicinity of record highs and it is not. charles, we always appreciate your time and your insights. a roundup of the stories you need to know to get your trading day going. today is friday edition of daybreak. tod

well for more on the latest incident we can welcome to the program charles shewbread charles is a security analyst and former scotland yard detective and intelligence officer good to have you with us charles just looking at some of the lines in this it does seem to be beyond any doubt according to authorities at least. a terrorist attack on parliament what what are the key details that would define whether it was an accident or deliberate here. well you've hit the nail on the head in a way and certainly across from the house as well in respect of whether this was terrorism or not just because the police are treating it as a terrorist incident and nobody of course can blame them for doing that in these circumstances doesn't mean to say that either it would turn out to have been a terrorist incident or indeed that the police themselves even believe it to be so but of course they want to take no chances and some deploy the maximum resources and legal powers in order to further their investigation because of course much depends in fact everything depends really if we look at the definitions of

and self-determination issue in yemen that news never brought up in the mainstream media and charles already brought up the issue that is always mentioned i'm going to go to mohammed now into rant it's all iran's fault as usual i mean you pick the day of the week it's russia's fault or rand's fault here now i'm willing to agree that iran may have some kind of involvement on some level now but not in two thousand and eleven that was what how this was sold so to intervention in the first place here but it's always a rand's fault it's a proxy war it's far more than a proxy war as catherine has pointed out go ahead mohamad into around this is one of the excuses that western countries in the western media use in order to justify the crimes being committed by their governments the canadian government american and british and french governments are involved in crimes against humanity and they are just as guilty as mohamed been solomon and the saudi regime and all this without them he couldn't be carrying out these crimes the americans are providing all sort of source of the just simple supp

there and there seems to be no cry whatsoever from the media i mean it makes them culpable go ahead charles. or if there is outcry as you've already kind of hinted at it's a humanitarian situation that seems to have arisen out of nothing but this is a famine that there are hundreds of thousands of children not in education but there is as you say for the second year running now the danger of a cholera epidemic breaking out as if this is got nothing to do with the fact that this war has been visited upon this people by saudi arabia and its allies but particularly of course what's missing from the western media coverage is that this war this assault on this country as you point out one of the poorest countries on earth and facing terrible predicament for its people that this assault on this country is enabled totally by britain america and france particular britain and america in supplying the weapons that are being used against the yemeni people and of course study after study from independent organizations monitoring groups human rights groups as well as the u.n. itself have shown repeatedl