over to charles. charles: thank you, blake. blake is right. the end of a decade, a 10-year booming bull market. the big question, where do we go from here? we'll break it down for you. i'm calling it biden's deplorable moment, revealing what his liberal friends think about women of color and taking a shot at miners. >> anybody that can throw coal into a furnace can learn how to program for god's sake. charles: we're talking about the whitey's comments are not only offensive but i have evidence to show they're wrong and not true. our favorite cpa will show you new laws in 2020 that will absolutely affect your retirement savings plan. how you can take effect of those changes. we have that and much more on "making money." ♪ charles: folks it is an understatement it has been a great year for investors. nasdaq up more than 30%. bond market, certain commodity the like gold blake showed you see gains. one year's winners are not guaranteed to be next year's winners. where should investors look to be a prosperous 2020? we have two of the very best. dan

charles: charles hurt, merry christmas. thank you very much. >> merry christmas, charles.heir pets. that is not a man bites dog headline by the way but get this, folks $72 billion we spent on pets in 2018? we'll continue our wags to riches series. this time all about a device that will let you see, talk, give fido treats when you're not home. it is called furbo we'll talk about later on in the show. it's a phenomenal product. >>> spyplanes over the north korea after the hermit kingdom threatened a christmas surprise. our next guest says we need to stop expecting north korea to surrender. more "varney" after this. ♪. i'm your 70lb st. bernard puppy, and my lack of impulse control, is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. sorry! he's a baby! charles: all right, folks look at the big board. we're still near all-time highs. meanwhile the u.s. sent spyplanes ov

here is charles. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money," breaking right at this moment, markets rise to new all-time highs. the dow getting a boost from boeing as it moves to another record. now the question, is this the greatest year ever for wall street? i go head-to-head with smart investors to debate this year, but discuss not only potential winners in 2020. many point to housing boom in 2020 led by one specific group. we're talking, looking at who is buying, where and whether now is the time to get in on the action. we have very special guest to talk to us how she single handedly helped her classmates in kind irgarthen pay for school lunch selling cocoa and cookies. it has it all, capitalism, and charity. that and much more on "making money." charles: boeing shares soaring today. the company announcing that the ceo is stepping down. in his place david calhoun and he will begin in january in the wake of two deadly plane crashes, and how the company handled the whole problem with the fleet of 737 max jets for mont

here is charles payne. charles: i'm charles payne. this is "making money." stocks back in the green. investors stuck on a roller coaster of trade headlines, but missing another monster year if you're paying too much attention. what i think of the wall street temper tantrums and how you should be investing. president trump cancels is long planned press conference as he wraps up the time of the nato summit. after other world leaders were mocking him for talking so much to the press. house judiciary committee beginning its round of impeachment hearing with college professors testifying. the man himself, lou dobbs, will join me in studio later this hour. something tells me has a lot to say about the subject and so much more. "making money" begins right now. charles: market picking up on yesterday's late buying even as the media guessing game continues. phase one is on. phase one is off. it never end, right? yesterday i had the honor of interviewing vice president mike pence and i was asking him about the roll of tariffs now and into the future and it is clear th

to charles payne. hey, charles. charles: what a story, boris johnson and a year full of crazy stories. neil: you are not kidding. great hair too. charles: thanks a lot. great hair. my hair used to be like that. good afternoon everyone. i'm charles payne. this is making money. breaking at this moment, the rally keeps marching on, spurred by more great consumer data. income spending. we will break down the investment approach that's worked for two decades, but get this, it's gotten a lot hotter since then. plus -- >> well i don't think we really do like the economy. >> this economy is not working for most of us. >> this corrupt president and beat him on the economy where he thinks he's king. charles: almost want to laugh. class warfare raging on an the democratic debate stage where everyone came out. i think the question in fact remains who has the edge, when is agenda? speaking of winners and losers, we break down who has the best and worst week, hence cue up the gang. that's all i'm going to tell you. all that and s

charles. >> charles: a parental tradition in this country. matt, thank you very much. you know, call it super saturday. there is a report out today that shoppers spend a record $34.4 billion the saturday before christmas. now, that tops the 31.2 billion that was spent on friday. ed renzi to see if all this holiday shopping cheer can continue. do we have that kind of momentum? >> i think so. my experience being in and around the restaurant industry, people are very optimistic right now and spite of all of the gloom and doom that the democratic candidates are thrown at us. they are optimistic. their 401(k)s are doing extremely well. the stock market is doing well. they feel more secure. they feel more confident that the future is going to be solid without all the trepidation. >> charles: that's a great point you bring up. no matter who is in office, the other side points out to the weakness precedes weakness in the economy. you and i both know that sometimes perception can become reality. is the difference right now the fact that people are seeing these paychecks, partic

charles?y, considering that letter he sent to nancy pelosi, we would have to expect him to speak and probably speak a lot about this impeachment process tonight? reporter: you would think so and we'll just have to watch. he is obviously a showman. he might say one thing and do another. i think he will be fired up about this and we'll just have to wait and see exactly what he says. sometimes he catches us all by surprise. charles: absolutely. grady, thanks a lot. appreciate it. at the bottom of the hour, i will explain how my vacation to italy reminded me that freedom isn't free. as the spending bill heads to the senate, florida senator rick scott joins me why he is renewing the idea of no budget, no pay. we'll be right back. ( ♪ ) sure, the content's easy. but then you have to connect, download, edit, reformat, output, save, send, upload... still uploading... and maybe eventually post. this isn't working. introducing samsung business video solutions. with the galaxy note10, you can shoot, edit

charles: wow.brought that up in a meeting recently with my team and almost all the young folks on our team feels like they get enough benefit from these products that they don't mind the privacy issue. i think at some point there will be a push for us to get more for the data we generate for these companies. >> we need to fight for the privacy rights or they will go away. we don't want to live in a state like china where they don't even know about the freedoms or privacy they lost. there's something important that we need to keep the internet free and personal data and privacy free. charles: amazon the best performing stock in the market yesterday. heavily weighted stock in several exchanges including nasdaq. you see it going to 2050 which doesn't sound like a major move in my opinion. i don't even know if that takes out the old high. >> you know, it might not. here's why. there's still a lot of investment going on in the back and infrastructure. they are taking out ups and taking out fedex at the

charles: you too.e talked about massive closures of brick-and-mortar stores all the time come on this network. coming up i will tell you who seems to be going the way of the dodo bird. "person of the year," has to be elon musk. how high one tesla bull says these are going to go. it will blow your mind. that's next. ♪ we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa some people say that's ridiculous. i dress how i feel. yesterday i felt bold with boundless energy. this morning i woke up calm and unbreakable. tomorrow? who knows. age is just an illusion. how you show up for the world, that's w

now charles payne. charles: what do you mean you have a great show tonight. you have a great show every day. david: thank you, charles payne. >> president trump says something could happen regarding tariffs on december 15th. believe it or not something could happen. amazing action, folks beneath the surface, there is so much more moving stocks day-to-day than the trading game guessing game. the outrage is over the administration's tightening eligibility for food stamps. some say it is needed to get able-bodied americans in this market. i will get reaction from the acting white house budget director and get his take on democratic impeachment efforts as well. the rise of the robots. nobody denies consequence, but what about the jobs, guest and essence of human life? we have a special segment you won't want to miss. the winners and losers of this week. that and more on making money. charles: new changes too the snap program formerly known as the food stamp program will have work requirements. they are raising a lot of concerns how effective the government assist

now to charles payne, hey, charles. charles: hey, neil, good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is making money, we are breaking at this moment, star soars on monster job's report and consumer sentiment both out this morning, the economy, folks, is indeed on fire, it's goldilockses on steroids, why it's just right for you to be in on the action. plus president trump is about to tap the white house's accomplishments including reducing red tape for mall businesses. we will hear from him and we have an exclusive interview with the key member of administration on the strong economy data. uber stock is plummeting after sexual assaults happening, we have a jam-packed show for you on making money. ♪ ♪ charles: president trump is about to hold meeting with small businesses this as consumer sentiment solid in november, unemployment to 50-year low as we add 250,000 jobs to the economy. john, i think there's like 70 official folks, no one was close to the number, how can it be so much better than everyone thought? >> amazing numbe

charles? charles: hillary, thank you very much.ow likely is it that we'll see a usmca completed this week? tariffs a warning for china, maybe you know, we get phase one signed before december 15th, what does it mean? we want to bring in former trump trade and jobs visor curtis ellis. curtis, first on the situation in brazil and argentina. now hillary started initially, her piece saying that they have filled a void, the agriculture void. is some of what happened today based on that, retaliation for that as well? >> absolutely. this is bigger than steel. this is about the fact that look, brazil, major producer of soybeans, who do they sell them to? china, argentina, beef. who are they selling their agricultural products to? china. when they manipulate the currency to keep it undervalued that is affecting much more chan steel in our country. steel is the weak point for brazil. they sell 2 1/2 billion dollars of worth of exports of steel to the united states. that is the to get their attention. stop cheating on trade. charles: isn't al

charles? charles: that is big news, charles. thank you very much, hillary.lso today president trump raising eyebrows and sinking the market after comments he made in london, that the china trade deal depends on one thing, whether he wants to make it sooner or later. take a listen. >> in some ways i like the idea of waiting until after the election for the china deal. they want to make a deal now. we'll see whether or not the deal will be right. it has got to be right. charles: the president adding right now the u.s. economy is on fire. china's economy is suffering. so the ball is in their court. i sat down with vice president pence to get his thoughts where we stand on all the trade deals, tariffs and our economy and a lot more. take a listen. >> first, let's take a step back and recognize over the the last three years thanks to president trump's leadership and the agenda we've been able to advance we're living in the best economy in the history of the united states of america. i mean the stock market has grown by more than 50%. that's a real difference in p

charles?ing in democratic strategist laura fincke and fox news contributor deneen borelli. not just california, california is number one, new york is number two. washington is number five, massachusetts is number six, oregon is number seven. it is a shame bus you know, these are very wealthy places. for gavin newsom to place the blame on d.c. seems disingenuous to me. >> totally disingenuous, charles. what president trump is doing, exposing how bad democrat policies are especially for the big cities. with them politics over people. the president targeted gavin newsom who is more concerned about climate change initiatives. nancy pelosi who is more concerned with holding on to that gavel and trying to impeach president trump. it is politics over people. this is an issue that they have been ignoring for many, many years. it just continues to get worse. charles: laura, essentially seems like gavin is saying or suggesting, that, the federal administration help people pay their rent instead of findi

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charles payne is in for neil cavuto. >> charles: phase one of the u.s.-china trade deal, heading to washington. the white house signaling that the signing could come as early as next week. welcome, everyone. i am charles payne in for neil cavuto. intense negotiations are coming to an end. he has got the very latest, kevin. >> good to be with you. neither side has officially confirmed that the signing will happen, although it is fair to say that it has been widely reported that it was very likely. let me share a quick quote. it is a really. something we have been talking about for a long time. sending an invitation, and beijing has accepted it. we have heard on numerous occasions that in less you hear from bob, don't believe it. still, anything is possible. the signing of a deal would mark this between the world's largest economies. boosting global markets, increasing gloomy economic outlooks for the year. so it begs the question why does it all going to happen? here is peter navarro. >> we will probably have a signing on that within the next week or so.

charles: marc short, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me on, charles.harles: president's impeachment not stopping the market from hitting all-time highs. could the vote help this rally with the president high on re-election chances? we have david dietze and heather zumarriaga. here is the way i connected the dots. the economy is soaring, the market is soaring, since impeachment has begun president trump's ratings have soared. maybe impeachment is helping this market? >> it sure is. that is what we're seeing today. the stock market thinks impeachment is partisan sham. that is what it turned out to be, the impeachment is widening president trump's, i think 2020 poll numbers as well as potential victory in 2020. that is only helping him. that is why the stock market is rising. he is good for business. he is good for the economy. and having president trump and administration and white house good for our stock market. charles: david, it seems, now, with same six months ago counterintuitive, president of the night impeached, the day of the process we're soari

>> that is a great question, charles. i think a lot of the competitors in the stocks of the large caps that you mentioned are out there now. we will see what develops over the next year. one thing is clear. even if you look at the market in the past decade, the stocks that have clearly outperformed our leaving a lot of investors, can it continue? speaking from this 10-year perspective. these are the standout stocks, communications stocks, technology stocks have led the bull market. amazon, netflix, who knows what is being worked on right now and a garage that is going to challenge all of these incumbents? we shall wait and see. for anyone who had a 401(k) or who has a pension, anyone with any exposure to the stock market, it's a pretty good decade. >> charles: it has been an amazing decade. we were showing the stocks whether it was netflix, chipotle, ulta, lululemon, any of those names up significantly in ten years. they all face challenges. you saw a big scare with the food at chipotle not long ago. netflix, everyone won

charles? >> charles: go figure. thanks, hillary. remember this?aves should not pick the next president of the united states. >> this is the problem with issuing purity tests you cannot yourself pass. >> charles: turns out, 2020 democrat elizabeth warren couldn't pass that test herself. it was just revealed that in 2018 she attended a winery fund raiser of her own. so all of this raising new questions about where candidates are getting their money? we go to franchesca chambers joining us now. so amazing to watch these candidates just throw each other under the bus. but some people are saying that there should be at the very minimum more transparency, particularly when dealing with billionaires. >> it did show a really huge idealogical rift that is happening in the democratic party right now. they have sliding scales for sure from billionaires running from president to folks outright refusing to take money from the millionaires and the billionaires as bernie sanders and elizabeth warren would put it. that is something that democrats are going to hav

i'm charles payne in for batter batter. charles: i'm charles payne in for maria bartiromo. interviews with charles grassley and ted cruz with the likely impeachment trial in the senate. we look at one of the best news for the economy and stock market. what may be on the horizon in 2020. all that and more, we look ahead on "sunday morning futures". ♪. charles: standoff over the senate impeachment trial extending into the new year. we're still waiting to see when speaker nancy pelosi will send two articles to the upper chamber. some republicans argue the speaker is in contempt conference. that impeachment isn't valid until she transfers the charges. congressman andy biggs on house judiciary committee and co-chair of the house freedom caucus. happy new year to you, sir. congressman biggs, where do things stand at very moment? >> where we are where we were a week 1/2 ago. nancy pelosi is basically holding on to the articles. she is not transmitting, she is softly backing away from her original reason why, she wanted leverage, wanted to control the u.s. senate trial which she ca

. >> and low and behold, we find charles boney. >> charles boney. does this name mean anything to you? >> didn't mean a thing. i'd never heard the name before. uh, it was a complete shock to me. >> charles boney. a name that would change everything in the case against david camm. boney. his prison nickname was "backbone": the same name inked in on the sweatshirt's collar. >> who does this guy "boney" turn out to be? >> as brainy as ted bundy and as brawny as mike tyson. he's a sociopath. >> charles boney -- a criminal with a history of violent crimes against women. it began in the 1980's, when he was a student at indiana university. newspapers called him the shoe bandit, and followed his bizarre crimes. there'd been four separate incidents -- his early m.o.? he'd knock a woman to the ground and make off with one of her shoes. >> really creepy stuff like one crime, he wore one of those china doll masks. i mean, like creepy stuff you can't make up. >> the police were onto him. after one arrest, he admitted in effect, that he had a thing for ladies' le

hello everyone, i'm charles payne and for neil cavuto, merry christmas.his is a special edition of "your world." it's been a special year for your stocks, part of a decades long bull market. so as we approach the new year, will we be looking at new highs in a new decade? let's ask our market pros. scott, i want to hear your thoughts on this market as we head into the final days of the year. >> it looks really good at, charles. it's a time when you should be cautious because that's when things tend to swim up and hit us out of nowhere but the reality is this. we see a fed that's accommodative, and a u.s. economy that's finally responding so, to me, the market will likely continue a lot of its momentum and any pullbacks that should be bought. >> charles: here's the thing though, it's one thing for the market to do what it's been doing but the underlying economy seems to be gaining momentum. certain areas in this economy, for instance the housing data we've seen recently. there are signs that business investment outside of these big factories could also star

donald and fowler combine on that one. >> charles: the rams choked on the middle the field.re to throw the football. donald relentless and puts the double team out there. he arrives at the same time as teammate dante fowler. a lot of emotion on the bench right now. and understandably so. the pass rush is high-powered tonight. it brings us down to the two- minute warning. tie game from santa clara. 49ers-rams. ♪howdy, folks, it's dinner time.♪ ♪chickens fried and tasty sides.♪ ♪all of this for just 20.♪ ♪get it from a kfc.♪ ♪ get a 20 dollar fill up deliverd or at kfc..... get a 20 dollar fill up thesaquon barkley. to say doesn't need another football. he needs a bowl of campbell's chunky. what? the game soup? thanks, mom. fill up right with campbell's chunky, packed with hearty meat and veggies. soup that eats like a meal. >> kevin: we are setting the scene for the holiday season. merry christmas and happy holidays. all of that good stuff. what a game this is been under the tree. about on the nfc west was so much on the line. 31-31. two minutes remaining in the main cities b

[laughter] >> the question is what happens when charles koch steps away. there is the education of his son who was born in 1977 and when he was born they hung up the banner in the office of the industries that welcomed him. that is the burden that he had his whole life. he had been given a fascinating education at the institution from the age of seven. for all of that, he's a remarkably levelheaded guy that had support in the midst of this switch answer your question after he steps away i think potentially he will run the corporation. the big question is in the future. how much of this explosive growth that we saw the last 50 years was attributable to an individual and how much o of tht is attributable to what he wants to point which is a corporate culture, the institutions he spit into place. he said the company will continue to grow without and really only time will answer that question. >> thank you very much. sir. >> i would be remiss not to say that this dÉjÀ vu all over aga again. your book, your whole conversation is reminiscent the history of stand

. >> and low and behold, we find charles boney. >> charles boney.es this name mean anything to you? >> didn't mean a thing. i'd never heard the name before. uh, it was a complete shock to me. >> reporter: charles boney. a name that would change everything in the case against david camm. boney. his prison nickname was "backbone": the same name inked in on the sweatshirt's collar. >> who does this guy "boney" turn out to be? >> as brainy as ted bundy and as brawny as mike tyson. he's a sociopath. >> reporter: charles boney -- a criminal with a history of violent crimes against women. it began in the 1980's, when he was a student at indiana university. newspapers called him the shoe bandit, and followed his bizarre crimes. there'd been four separate incidents -- his early m.o.? he'd knock a woman to the ground and make off with one of her shoes. >> really creepy stuff like one crime, he wore one of those china doll masks. i mean, like creepy stuff you can't make up. >> reporter: the police were onto him. after one arrest, he admitted in effect, that he

welcome everyone i am charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." will the new year bring in more gains? what do you think. we have a head of steam for sure. >> we've seen a 10% rally in the s&p since the october break out. this is not new, it said trent that's been on a track for ten years. it looks like were going to see a lot more as the earnings recession that we saw in 2019 is alleviated as were going to see earnings growth and that's what drives the stock market. >> there's no doubt that everyone says earnings should resume. people are kind of concerned, is the good news built into this market? >> there's been some relief obviously. we've had the same news this fall and winter that we did last year at this time if you remember with the trade on and off again. definitely something to forget because we have that big fall from the top. this year the market reacted positively to the same news. i think the tone is changed and so is the sentiment. that was the biggest hurdle we hawehad to overcome. >> speaking of tone and change last december we saw

story this thing to charles about why this is the charles talked about the fact that in that moment in. that number that they could be going to deliberate will and they're having a baby there's a number of medical benefits they're going to ruin i am going to present having the baby it's important to bear. thank you doll to say much of. sharing such a personal painful story really appreciate you being on the stream today. and the ending sentiment is this that we've seen several times from people online but song says it's difficult to understand that this is happening in the usa me thank everybody. for camera for moms online also look at that streamed out. for more details about all of the organizations that may be out to help you if you want to make an improved session of maternal health thanks so much for taking. and that's because technological at the center. to live side by side. in its. life ups challenges kenya up developers to help small scale farmers cultivate a new future but can mobile phones really be the seed of change it's a starting point because it's all over the board peo

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charles dickens wrote the book in six weeks. it started when i talked to cbc nd were looking for a canadian movie, i've never done a christmas movie before but i like finding genres and bending them and when i heard about charles dickens, my image of charles dickens, classic picture of him as old man bent over his desk writing and that was the image i had of him and i started reading the book and here this is, this is a 31-year-old, 29 when the process started, you know, young, vital, he was like a literary rock star of his time and so that tied in as using christmas carol as the basis and going through dickens imagining a christmas carol became something very excited and a way to tell the christmas story but that's different and so that was sort of well researched and i never even knew about and we incorporated a lot of those pieces into the movie. as les was saying, how do you make a story about a writer interesting and i -- since this as a canadian project, i was looking for a canadian writer and susan coin had done a tv seri

charles 'previous book "things that matter" was a huge best seller.ll would be the final word from the influential writer and commentator. daniel wondered if he was up to the task. >> the point of i -- "the point of it all" started as his next collection, he also had a book on foreign policy in big nideas he was working on. those two projects he was moving away with when his health crisis struck. but as things were getting better, and we saw, we thought we saw the light at the end of the tunnel, and i had jerry-rigged all kinds of stuff in the hospital room for him to work at his computer. so he got back to working on the book. on organizing it. starting to lay it out more. and when we got the final prognosis, it was only a few weeks that we had. and he entrusted it to me to finish for him. and the last thing he said to me about it, don't publish it if it is not worthy. and i took that to heart in a way that is more important to me than anything. >> bret: he chose most of the pieces. you chose some too. >> he put together most of the pieces that are i

story listening to charles talk about why this is the charles talked about the fact that in that moment and we know that number of the community deliberate will and they're having a baby there is a number of medical student event that if they could be in a room that i am not a person is never the baby it's important to bear. thank you doll to say much and also charles for sharing such a personal painful story really appreciate you being on the string today. the ending sentiment is this that we've seen several times from people online but song says it's difficult to understand that this is happening in the usa me everybody can look up for camera for moms online also look at that. page for more details about all the organizations that may be out to help you if you want to make an improved session of maternal health thanks so much for taking. january on out you see the. president don't trump is that the president in history to be impeached what does this mean for the future of the us media on the brink of an election before much chilian presidential candidate explores the defeat of left wi

his --charles and charles is in beijing. offenses continue in north idlib, the last major rebel stronghold in syria. this assault has prompted a mass exodus of cicivilians. eighght people including several children died when a school building was struck in the latest violence. over 3 million people live in idlib and the united nations has called it a growining risk of humanitarian crisis on the border with turkey. douglas, we are seeining a desperate e situatioion for refs in syria. douglas: t this is the no holdls barred finalal onslaught on the last rebel held enclave in syria. we see bashar al-assad, backed by russia, his allies since 2015, and his government forces, are basically on their way, very shortly, it seems, to regainingg control of 100 percent of syrian territory after eight years of civil war. basically, bashar al-assad winning his bid to militarily regain control of this country. all the other international players, any resistance there had been to assad earlier in this conflict has long since been gone. they

that is prince charles. i apologise, the airto that is prince charles.ologise, the air to the throne, prince charles, is 71, and he's already been assuming more of her duties and it's been reported in many papers that the queen is stepping down from her duties and the prince is stepping up. that isn't fading into history, it is a natural succession plan. she is 93 and you haven't got the energy. and the stamina to, you know, fulfil the royal duties, of which the list is extremely long. what it talks about is it calls the royal family" the firm", what it talks about is it calls the royalfamily" the firm", and insiders refer to them as such, and charles is taking more of a grip, especially on this problematic pr disaster of his younger brother, prince andrew. and there have been allegations that the royal family we re allegations that the royal family were concerned... allegations that the royal family were concerned. . . 0!’ allegations that the royal family were concerned... 0r prince charles was concerned this would overshadow the general election we're

our thanks to charles schwab founder of the ceo charles schwab corp. whose new book changing forever the way americans invest. this program has been part of the commonwealth club's ethics and accountability series underwritten by th family foundation with additional rdsupport from bob bernard foundationou for our good litery programs. we would also like to remind everybody here in the room that signed copies of the book will be available outside of the room d llowing the program. now this meeting of the commonwealth club is adjourned. [applause] you are watching a special airing of book tv this week featuring top nonfiction authors, the programs and fairs and festivals which air every weekend along with our signature programs in depth and "after words." enjoy the tv now and every weekend on c-span2. tonight i am pleased to introduce tyler to politics and prose. he holds the terrace chair in economics at george mason university. he is the bloomberg opinion columnist, has written regularly for "the new york times" and contributes to a wide number of news

prince charles making very few comments yesterday when he was in yorkshire.said when you get to that age some things don't work as they should when you get to that age with your body. people with elderly pa rents your body. people with elderly parents will agree. he is going back to sandringham to hopefully enjoy a peaceful christmas. the hospital not saying anything, they will keep their confidentiality. the duke will be looking forward to a nice calm break now. john mcmanus outside the hospital where the duke has been for the last four nights. now on bbc news, sarah campbell looks back on the key events of the year for the royal family in review 2019: the royal year. and just a warning, this film does contain some flash photography. archie's first royal tour. the duke and duchess of sussex make headlines in southern africa and reveal the pressures of life in the royal spotlight. for me and for my wife, of course, there is a lot of stuff that hurts, especially when the majority of it is untrue. i will not be bullied into playing a game that killed my mum. a

that is what charles young was talking about.these african-american soldiers did not put europe just to help americans win, they went to help their citizens when in america. and that did not happen. that is why this term the new negro came about. the phrase came about 25 years earlier. but that was an intellectual and economic new negra. most of us know the new nero from 1919. he was the one emboldened after fighting on the battlefield and his family members and friends were also emboldened to make sure that what we went to fight for, to make the world safe for democracy, was also going to make america safer democracy. that is why we have the quote with a philip randolph. dr. salter: i would rather make georgia safer democracy. when the president said, make the world safe for democracy. a philip randolph said i would rather make georgia safe for the need. or the negro. dr. salter: a philip randolph, inmost dangerous negro america, an open socialist. dr. carr: the title you pick and also the exhibit. i want to get the housekeeping

moments from now he is due to sit down with prince charles. in about an hour, the president will attend a reception. then another reception later this evening, with british prime minister boris johnson. this is a "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today with kennedy composed of "kennedy," dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor jessica tarlov, and in the center seat, fox & friends weekend cohost pete hegseth. we will cheat on mike tat in a bit but let's get right to benjamin hall. benjamin? we see president trump, and we are awaiting the arrival. in fact we have a convoy coming in at the moment, and he is on his way to buckingham palace. before that he's meeting prince charles next-door around the corner. significantly meeting prince charles for the bilateral rather than the queen. that's really taking on her mantle and is taking on her role but the day is only halfway done. he has a major meeting with other nato leaders alongside boris johnson. so what we see so far as a jam-packed today and it's only going to get busier over the next c

prince charles attended a private church service earlier. we could see princess charlotte and prince george attending the service for the first time and people have been queueing for hours to see the royal family. those will be one of the main draws for people coming down, a chance to see two of the youngest members of the royal family. this is such a tradition for some people. it is a tradition for some people. it is a tradition for some people. it is a tradition for the royal family to attend church on christmas day but actually, now, the circle we saw in the sky earlier they have made it into a smiley face. hopefully the cameraman can show you that. they have done a little emoji for the royal family. that was my next question, how do they do that?! no idea. that will be a welcome sight for the children if they come up. a lot of speculation about who will attend. and some peoplejust lot of speculation about who will attend. and some people just really wa nt to attend. and some people just really want to see the queen. some have not seen he

please join me inwelcoming charles schwab . [applause] >> that a lot of my hands out here, thank you. it's a real pleasure, i stacked the deck here. i was thinking you might want to quit while you're ahead. >> let's start at the beginning, not the beginning of your life which we can come back to the beginning of your life's work if you will and it was in 1975 you had an entrepreneurial moments. tell everybody about it as you describe in the book. >> may 1, 1975 and the congress made a decision to make sure that commissions were all negotiable before they were fixed for over 200 years at certain levels but it was fixed rates all the way through from the prior 200 years and on that day they liberated the whole thing and democratized in many respects the ability to invest anyway you wanted to and pay any price depending on which broker you use. we lowered our prices substantially and others raised their prices a little bit like merrill lynch and created a huge gap for us to enter into the business with low prices and hopefully gre

charles mr. with you.n september of this year, we saw a kind of very strange moment kind of sort of a panic, to do with their repo market which caused tremendous dislocation and concern and financial markets are on the world. briefly explain what happened. >> this is something that really came out of the blue parade the repo market is a secured lending market between large institutions. you're getting 70 a treasury bond or something and similar value of the game's impact cash and you swap back and forth. this should be a market that should be common along the circumstances. there is really no reason to suspect something ago i'm missing something did go to mr. their people who were unable to borrow the repo market to the.of the rate spike very high in the industry's clear prayer and part of this is what's lasting thing, that is a topic for 2020 and seven keep an ion is the fed is pumped money into the system to try to alleviate the strain, but we are at a.where is not entirely clear and poised postcrisis an

charles hamilton houston. let's talk about charlie houston, who is known for training the people who killed jim crow as a lawyer, but was also one of the highest ranking black officers in world war i. dr. salter: he was a lieutenant. very high for an african-american at the time. he was a lieutenant. i ask if all the time, do you know who charles hamilton houston is? and what is important for? and everyone who knows him knows him as a lawyer, but few people know that he was one of those individuals who went to fort des moines, earned an officership and served as lieutenant overseas and fought in france in the 368th infantry regiment of the 92nd division. and it was that experience but he had in the military when he saw the way he was treated, and other african-americans were treated, that he decided at what his father always wanted him to -- his father wanted him to be a lawyer, was a lawyer. and they worked together. picture: and you have a . how did you get the picture? dr. salter: i will talk about that in

on of your heroes is charles young. wilkins, it robert was 100 years ago this december that young gives a talk. back andans have come said, they want a negro memorial. maybe it is supposed to be near howard. that would have been great. they cannot afford to buy the property now. then, the world war i veterans come back and say, we want a memorial. maybe it should be bigger than that. charles young gives a talk where he says, you know it would be nice to have a building and to have brass and monuments. but perhaps the real monument would be to give these soldiers the thing they went abroad to fight for. the rights. stop lynching people. the theme you put together as the spine of your book echoes what you did in the first publication where you talk about this above victory. ego.onceptualize thinking about world war i and how people of african american dissent enter the war from around the world, this concept of double victory. as a career military man who has risen to the highest ranks as a scholar, and now as a man who i