charles. hey, charles. charles: hey, neil, thank you very much. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now the s&p inching to new record highs. more money flocking back to the growth names. a lot of things are gnawing at this market. for weeks it was inflation. now the bigger threat is higher taxes promised by the biden administration and higher covid hospitalization. navigating these markets is not easy but i have some of the best to help us. my owed to american exceptionalism. meanwhile president biden releasing major gun control measures after promising $100 billion more in ev rebates. there are market ramifications when government picks winners and losers. many are asking, is senator joe manchin the savior of the republic. he might be the only thing to start this bait and switch presidency. all that and more on "making money". ♪. charles: so the market mostly continues to meander while the bias is of course returned to the upside. it is clear something is bothering, gnawing at investors. bond yields, they have settled down. in fact they pulled

charles payne. charles: all they need are drivers. thanks a lot, dave. david: sure. charlesi'm charles payne this is "making money." the market in caution mode. following another record-setting run last week saw the lowest so oomph of the year. a lot of things bugging investors, powell, inflation, we'll look at every single one of them. earnings roll out today and our experts are here to make you money. president meeting with both parties this hour. will he try for bipartisanship this time around? reaction from patrice leone walk the white house push for the green nirvana. all that and more on "making money." ♪. charles: markets opened sideways and the meandering trend continues that goes back to last week. the volume dried up to the lowest level of the year. interestingly enough, the so-called fear index, the vix drifted to the lowest levels in more than a year. the market is extremely fearful sort of right in the middle. the question is, what is the message of caution? what is the market feeling? i'm saying last week was a jerome powell sally field moment, you like me, you

i'm sure charles payne can make it all work at end of this show. hey, charles. charles: great seeing you, david. that is what i do. they call it the cp effect, my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is making money. growth is starting session as momentum darlings. we had guidance less than an hour ago from applied materials. it derailed the tech stocks and sent the nasdaq and s&p lower. how to handle the crazy shifts in the market without losing your head or wallet. we have answers in this show. president biden in virginia, shaving two weeks off his may 1st deadline to make all adults eligible for the vaccine. it is his push for higher taxes and a different kind of capitalism that could reshape our entire economy as we know it. we have details and reaction from two of the best. all that and more on "making money." ♪. charles: you know there is a real good article in the "wall street journal" today on the pham no of momentum trading. it has taken over the market. headline, white hot rally masks mammoth value swings. this is what i've been talking ab

charles. hey, charles. charles: hey, neil. thank you very much. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne, and "making money" starts right now. we're going to break with this, the s&p on track for its fourth weekly gain in a row. are investors too optimistic in what the heck do you buy right now, and what's happening with the russell 2000? i've got market experts with the answers. and in his first face to face with a foreign reeder, pride -- leader, president biden welcoming japan's leader to the white house right now. i'm going to ask one of my favorite economists, brian wesbury, if we should just stop worrying. and as businesses bear the brunt in minnesota, there are calls for peaceful protests, but they seem to be unheard. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: the market keeps edging higher as investors really digesting what's been a whirlwind of news this week and economic developments. earnings season has been, the manufacturing renaissance is crushing it, coinbase made its debut. interestingly, however, we may exit this week with more questions t

charles: i have to hurry getting back into the studio. i'm missing all the goodies. david: see you, charles, have a freight show. charlesthanks a lot, david. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." major indices struggle to maintain fraction. what theme will spark the next big move in this market? we're set to get the latest fomc minutes any moment now. jerome powell pushing the grand experiment. the question, will his colleagues be on board? what can he do to convince wall street he is still in control? we vin sight from dan danielle dimartino booth coming up. 150 million many payments have been issued thus far under president biden's so-called relief bill. all told the government is paying $800,000 per job. how does that math work? we'll have a live report from texas congressman lance gooden. all that and more on "making money." ♪. charles: so the market, opened tentatively after it slumped into the closing bell yesterday. there is not a sense of fear per se, just a look of leadership and so, the one thing though you have to admit, it's a better feeling than we had let's say over the last several weeks where there

charles payne. charles: good afternoon. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, we continue to follow the scene that's unfolding outside the capitol right at this moment. a suspect shot after ramming a car into officers. let's go to hillary vaughn who is inside the capitol for the very latest. >> reporter: charles, the scene remains really active here. for perspective, i'm here in the russell rotunda, and just to my left outside the window is the capitol dome. beneath that on the sidewalk in the driveway outside of those capitol steps is where this scene unfolded just about 15-20 minutes ago. we got an alert overhead here at the capitol, several beeps, and then a message that said there was an external security threat. everyone within the capitol complex needed to remain inside the building and not to go outside. we looked out the window towards the capitol dome and saw what you should probably be seeing right now either in live pictures or video that we sent in. there is a vehicle, a blue sedan that crashed into a barrier that is designed to s

charles payne right now. hey, charles. charles: thank you very much, neil. good afternoon. i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now we have a rally on hands. manufacturing is simply exploding and fewer people are losing their jobs. corporate profits getting a major boost as well. there is a new investing dilemma, however, do you chase the winners or bottom fish among the losers? we have a panel of experts that help us sort it all out. retail sales crush -- who will be winners once the stimmie checks are up? it will steak more than lip service and chump change but will need meaningful change to match your rhetoric. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: a strong day for the stock market but these gains do not even come close to telling the story of all the data that came out this morning. we're talking monster bank earnings, monster retail sales, manufacturing renaissance. it keeps getting stronger. while there is no doubt some of this was built into the market already these tailwinds will keep investment proposition, the long side of it

charles payne. hey, charles. charles: neil, thank you very much be my friend. od afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." the market kicking off the second quarter with a bang. the s&p hitting an all time high. money continues to rotate back into tech stocks. is it time to get in on the action? i have a panel of experts what you need to know right now. while president biden holds his first cabinet meeting today, the middle class are wondering if the taxes are going up. there are more than economic dilemmas with the proposed infrastructure by we'll cover the political and moral issues with amazing guest, including former congressman jason chaffetz. the supreme court set to decide if college athletes should earn money. i go in depth why the athletes need to be paid and why conservatives should cheer such a ruling. all that and more on "making money". charles:s it been one day since president biden outlined his $2.2 trillion infrastructure plan and concerns are mounting not just on the right but interesting voices on the left. more signs show

charles, we might be seeing a beat on revenues if they get that. we're going to see this thing really break out. charles: yeah, responded pretty well last time. microsoft, buy, sell or hold this stock into the earnings? >> yeah, buy, i love it. and if they have a stumble, buy some more of it. they are really killing it especially in the cloud. their gaming xbox release was great, everything is coming up roses. i really like 'em here, charlesah, i love them. they're on a pullback. i think this is the best chance that you have to make at least 15% between here and the end of the year. love amd right here. charles: visa. now, i'll tell folks out there visa, according to s&p, is a technology company. it is not a financial. and we know fin-tech is hot. would you be a buy, a sell or a hold into the earnings? >> this is one you can buy as a hold forever. i think visa is going to be a stock you want to pass on to your grandkids, charles. i love it. i love it right here, and i think famous companies are going to be great for the next decade. charles: i will admit, every time i sell it i regret it almost a day later. texas instruments, still very influential. would you buy, sell or hold it into the earnings? >> i love semiconductors in general right here. i like texas instruments a little less than many others, so is i'm kind of middle of the road there. we'll go hold on texas instruments. charles: let me ask you about the broad ma

to charles payne right now. hey, charles. charles: good seeing you, neil, my friend. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now the s&p 500 back at a record high despite the biggest scrum in inflation in nine years. the question, is this temporary or not. we're less than 24 hours for the most exciting ipo in years. coinbase how much will investors chase the stock. we'll discuss. our market experts will weigh in on all of that. meanwhile millenials are extremely confident these days. some in fact say too confident. i love it. we'll see what rebecca walser has to say. she will weigh in. shocking news that neil was talking about on the vaccine front. the cdc and the fda announce a pause on johnson & johnson shots because of a handful of blood clots. i will ask dr. jenette nesheiwat what she thinks about the risk. we have art laffer to compare biden-nomics versus trump-nomics all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: two big news items right before the opening bell. the centers for disease control advising the pause on the johnson & johnson covid v

we're on that so is charles as he takes over the next hour. charles payne. hey, buddy. charles: hey, neil, thank you very much, my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now the market is trying to break out here responding of course to the ultimate catalysts which are strong earnings. the biggest names posting the biggest results livings up to the hype and then some. which companies are on fire and must be in your portfolio and certainly on your radar. not even a day after jay powell says he is ready to let the economy run hot, inflation rears its head in today's gdp report. can the fed chair stand firm? i will ask larry kudlow. what does think about president biden he's enpitch to america, i will ask senator ted cruz on the gop plans to fight back. that and so much more on "making money". ♪. >> look, the big tax cut of 2017, remember it was supposed to pay for itself. that is how it was sold. it generate vast economic growth. instead it added $2 trillion to the deficit. it was a huge windfall for corporate america and those

here's charles payne. charles? charles: hey, neil, thank you very much, my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, breaking right now. by the way this is "making money." the s&p 500 adding to its record as the earnings season is kicking off. mixed reaction from big banks making big bets. this is the challenge moving the share price this earnings season. we'll tell you what to look for the biggest story in the investing world coinbase going public adding more legitimacy into crypto as bitcoin continues to soar into the stratosphere. we have all the angles covered for you this hour including the analyst who says coinbase is going to $600 a share. a brewing scandal involving the border. biden officials, hundreds of millions of dollars has tennessee senator marsha blackburn is this how the administration is going to fix the border mess? and going to war with the gop. all that and more on "making money." ♪. charles: so stocks were edging higher for most of the session. you know, sort of that old adage begat new highs. but internals have been really, really we

charles. charles: i love that transition. great seeing you my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne this is making money. breaking right now, looks like the dam has broken. weakening underlying internals finally tripped up this market sending all the major equities lower what happens when all the money turns down and nothing seems to be working? hide out if blue-chips, buy the weakness or waste for the dust to settle? we have insight you need on this show right now. another day, another wall street elite taking on crypto, and getting personal. it is doge day. is it more than a parity. he has the answers. what is america's second largest city to do with the massive pile of stimulus money? why not spend it on universal basic income. i'm breaking down why throwing more money at these issues will not fix the root problems. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: sew perhaps the rally is being held up to unrealistic standards, but guess what, every now and then there is a pause in the action but then of course when that happens the doubters and fear-mongers go to work. their biggest weapon the

charles. hey, charles. charles: neil, thank you very much. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, fomo is back. feels like a new day in america. people are flocking to theme parks and movie theaters. the stock market does not want to be left out of all that fun and we could be in a goldilocks scenario with the economy hovering much higher with the fed holding rates for a few years. the question, how do you play a market that is breaking out? we have the folks with the answers. treasury secretary janet yellen proposing a global minimum tax on corporations to keep american companies from jumping ship but why would any low-taxed nation go for that? how joe manchin just made her job and the president's whole lot harder. i will go in depth why awoke celebritity wellness campaign is shake down on businesses and the global climate grab. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, folks, stocks are in record territory today, the cdc says fully vaccinated americans can travel safely but on fridays it was the jobs number. 91

charles payne. hey, charles. charles: hey, neil have a great weekend my friend, good afternoon, everyone i'm charles payne this is "making money", and simply slated this earnings season, facebook and apple are higher, and also, amazon today as well, but there is something bothering this market, because well it's not acting like this is the strongest earnings season ever. plus with everyday prices summarying and free money to folks that stay-at-home, the working class is furious, and rightfully so. why a spike in inflation will cost massive upheaval in a mid-term elections and while president biden was pitching green jobs to the american people, gm was agreeing to make more electric vehicles, in mexico. why the so-called union president will he ever step up to help the american workers, this is his first big test. all that and so much more on making money. all right, so the market began this session at an all-time high but the under current of anxiety that's actually been lingering for weeks has reared its ugly head once

charles. >> charles, go ahead. you take this one. >> charles: you know, i was lucky enough because you just mentioned, my father has served. we lived all over the world. i discovered real racism. i lived in alabama, and there was palpable fear and anxiety amongst black people in the ' 60s and '7 days. they talk about white supremacy. it is used so incorrectly. i find that to be progressives. i find that to be manhattanites. i find that to be these folks -- >> harris: really? >> charles: they write checks to the naacp. go to their office. see how many black people work for them because mike see if they would give a black person a real chance at anything other than the mailroom. we use the term "white supremacy" all wrong. they are the ones who tweeted #uncletim, and i can guarantee you right now, the woman who called the police on the guy in central park, she wrote checks to the obama administration. push comes to shove -- >> harris: fascinating, isn't it? >> charles: yeah. >> harris: you find out the truth about people if you just watch and lis

who is now exploring a run for senate, charles booker. charles, what is your reaction to this investigation? >> well, i welcome it and i join our entire community in saying thank you for hearing our cries. when breonna taylor's door was busted down, all of our doors were. but the truth of the matter is the injustices we've seen in communities like mine were happening way before that. so this investigation is really a chance to say our voices are not meaningless and the conversation for true community safety is one we deserve to have right now. it requires federal leadership, you know, as much as this is happening on the ground in the streets in my community, this speaks to structural and systemic challenges and we need leaders at the federal level that will fight for us. and that is why i'm launching an exploratory for u.s. senate to do my part in the structural change. pay a close eye and look what we're fighting for here. we're looking for

well our correspondent charles charles from phil was i side windsor council as to funeral took place and she reports top members of the public largely heeded calls to stay away this was a funeral a royal funeral like no other you may have expected for a royal if the seniority is prince philip that there'd be huge crowds gather to pay their final respects botts in line with that restrictions people have been to stay away both by the government and the royal family in order to avoid crowds gathering to violate restrictions as you mentioned that the royal family as well abiding by the rules people present at the funeral close family and friends the world family themselves. distancing jaring the service wearing face masks as well saying none of the pomp and ceremony that you might expect from a royal funeral now one of the engineering moments i'm sure will be the image of the queen sitting alone cutting a very very somber figure in line with caved restrictions she was near or any other member of the royal family but clearly that is an image that has his touch the nation touch the world a

charles payne in for neil cavuto is right now. good afternoon and see you back here tomorrow. >> charles: you're looking live at the white house where president biden and vice president kamala harris are sitting down with the bipartisan group of lawmakers. he says he's serious about reaching a deal on infrastructure, but some republicans say it's for sure. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." coming up, we'll speak with mississippi republican senator roger wicker in that meeting. first, kristin fisher at the white house with the very latest. kristin? >> charles, president biden just finished sitting down with this bipartisan group of lawmakers to begin the process of gauging the support he can get, if any, for his american jobs plan. what is really interesting here, who was not in the oval office for this meeting that just wrapped up. none of the four republicans at the white house today are known for brokers deals with democrats. there's no susan collins or mitt romney that said they tried to compromise on the first spending bill. the president insists today that this is a genuine attempt at bipartisanship. >> some republicans say they're concerned about being window dressing, mr. president. >> i'm not big on window dressing if you have observed. >> republicans say that they don't like this plan because it would raise taxes

the man that reports what is happening with stocks every day of the week is charles payne and here he is. hey, charles. charles: great meeting and great seeing you and fantastic stuff, particularly you and jack. moving stuff. thanks a lot my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne and this making money. you know all the major indices are pulling back. this is of course from record highs. investors break from flury of earnings. david talked about it. investors are becoming very nervous as 48% will hold on buying. what has this market and investors so concerned right now? i have some of the best in the business to help us with all of that. while the market is sideways the biggest names in crypto are anything but as mainstream credibility was surging and coinbase offering casting some doubts is history going to repeat itself? i'll explain. as biden approaches his first 100 days his agenda to remake americaing a a progressive nirvana coming into full focus. we'll look how his radical moves could cost us a whole lot of money. i'm joined by liz peek and a whole lot more. all that and more coming up on "m

charles: it's nuts. >> people are just going to move to get around this. >> charles: i read a lot of estimates. for the most part, 7, 8, 9%, 10% hit. higher taxes. what does that mean for individuals? if these taxes become reality, it will hurt the bottom line of corporations. how does that reflect in their portfolios? >> it's going to hurt, charlesng to hurt immediately. because as jamie dimon was talking about, there's really going to be a boom coming through 21, through 22 and maybe all the way through 23. why? because of the back scenes. we're going to get out of the pandemic. and also because all of this stimulus. wall street will be on a sugar high for a while. then the growth can't last forever, charles. it's going to level off. when that happens, that will be the game-changer. >> charles: there's no doubt about it. particularly in this tax rate will make us so uncompetitive around the world. a lot of corporations are trying to get out of dodge. thanks, dan. always a pleasure. talk soon. so here's the question, folks. is this border crisis turning into a national security crisis? three terror suspects were nabbed from yemen and could there be others that were not? we'll be right back. ♪ (car audio) you have reached your destination. (vo) the subaru outback. dog tested. dog approved. important news for veteran homeowners. i

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here's my buddy, charles charles payne. ing. charlesgood afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, and this is "making money." the market is bouncing back, but investors are still rattled, and it's not just because of a tidal wave of taxes. we're talking about strong earningses that continue to come in really nicely, even beating the most optimistic expectations. speaking of which, one of the biggest beats coming from noun other than mattel. the toymaker is driven by renewed interest in physical toys and adventures on the big screen. the ceo is joining me live to explain why nostalgia is also helping drive new business. tax and spend mans are grand owes, but they seem to have forgotten one part of this nation. we're going to break down how wokism continues to fuel populism. and speaking of president biden, what does the climate plan actually mean for your diet? here's a hint, you better enjoy that cheeseburger while you can. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: all right. so the markets are regaining equilibrium after

here is charles payne to take you through the next hour. charles, take it away. charles: brian, thank you so much, my friend, brian brenberg. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, sometimes old and steady is better than sexy and unproven. trucks and have been soaring, fraught think names like tesla say they have been struggling -- frothy. speaking of tesla, what can we expect from musk and company? how should you be positioned how they post their earnings after today's close? president biden's low in approval rating, centrist democrat win as congressional seat in louisiana. it is major news. i will break down how america is revolting against the ultraprogressive agenda. how his war on the rich will affect you. that's right, it affects everyone. i have former utah congressman jason chaffetz to help me there. speaking of president biden, how the administration plays catchup after denying vaccine materials to india. worldwide outrage. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right, so stocks for the most part meandering out the g

charles charles some post reporting earlier from windsor now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world the czech republic has announced it's expelling 18 russian diplomats the move comes over suspicions that russian intelligence services were involved in an explosion and i'm unishe and depo in 2014 that killed 2 people russia has said it will respond. pro-democracy activists in myanmar have marched in support of a new shadow government the national unity of ministration hopes to oust the military junta it was formed by leaders of 2 protests ethnic minorities and the deposed former leader. suu kyi. well the number of deaths worldwide from the krona virus pandemic has topped 3000000 in brazil close 240-0000 have died from the covert not from covert 1000 just the 2nd highest toll after the united states now. there are advising women to delay pregnancies until the crisis subsides. another day another life lost to the pandemic. so far there seems to be no end in sight to the streams of people who seek out this cemetery grieving for their loved ones. i want

charles charles hill joins us from london but welcome both let's start with you there in london charlotte let's start 1st of all with some of the response that you're seeing back in the u.k. . when i was through a statement from the palace that we 1st learned of prince philip's pulsing they put out the announcement saying that his royal highness pasta way peacefully this morning when the consul the royal family joined with people around the world in mourning his loss and it was that very short sperry's combis statement then triggered an outpouring of responses prime minister boris johnson leading tributes he made a statement outside number 10 downing street today he was focusing particularly on prince philip's public service decades a public service he called him an x. but carriage drive a steering the royal family he said it remains an institution an interest peaceably by 2 for the balance and happiness of on national lives that was then followed by statements for him all 4 nations while scotland northern ireland politicians of all political stripes we know as well that says flanks is now at last in government buildings and across a royal residences i was at buckingham palace not too long ago that people who had gathered some laying flowers in tribute prince philip bought by said government and the palace which people in said to sign an online because condolences that very conscious that both the u.k. are still under code behind team restrictions people should need to gather and should avoid a boy descending. node around the world as well as a member of the british royal family tributes coming in internationally as well. yes as i'm sure you can imagine chip attributes poor ing in from prime ministers world leaders at present across the while many is in joining together with a common thread talking about his publics. assistance of juicing and his his presence 3 decades huge changes in in modern history he's remained a constant figure now from the u.s. several former presidents as well as president biden have issued statements president biden saying or talking about the impact of principle that decades of public service he says is evident in the causes he advocated mentioning his environmental causes he supports a military young people as well a very moving statement from former president barak obama talking about the marriage between the queen and prince philip saying through his extraordinary example he proves the true partnership has room for growth ambition and selflessness all in service of something greater so very moving statements now coming in from all across the world and alex forrest once again this was not extracted the prince had been in and out of hospital over the last few months that's right and he was very old he was 99 years old the last time he was in the hospital last time he was admitted was in february he was there for 4 weeks being treated for an infection and a heart condition he was then released in the middle of march looking very frail looking very tired he went back to when the consul where he spent his last few weeks with the queen then i think obviously it's always very sad when somebody passes away particular this age but i think difficult for them because they were preparations for his 100th birthday in june so all of that obviously. has been put a stop to well what sort of man was he. it's a good question he was his own man i think that's the best way to describe him a maybe that's partly because he was always an outsider he only became a british citizen or should i say a subject in 1947 just before he married that then princess elizabeth and you know people talk about him being very charming people i know who've met him talk of his charm but we also know he could be sometimes a bit rude a bit aloof and perhaps we can understand that because he had to sacrifice a lot to and to the british royal family this was a man who had his own career in in the royal navy had to give that up when the queen is a very young age of just 27 became queen when her father died he had to put all of that on one side to become her consort to become. appendage if you like to do everything that she wanted because now she was the queen she was the monic and he had to take a backseat sort of chills and clearly we are in a time of coronavirus pandemics public gatherings are of. what's being said about the funeral. well prince philip's passing starts a period of national mourning here in the u.k. his funeral preparations have been planned clearly for a long time code named operation 4th bridge but as you say with the restrictions in place some of those plans are having to be revisited even the rule family having to appear here are the 2 the restrictions that are in place now what we do know is that we're not expecting a state funeral for prince philip spite the fact he would be entitled to one we're hearing that that is in part due to code restrictions but also prince philip's own private wishes he had said that he wanted less of the pomp and circumstance we've heard from from the funeral here there who won't be lying in state either now indicated restrictions up to 30 people would be allowed at the funeral so what we're expecting is quite a private smaller event while the covered 1000 restrictions are in place and people are bound to ask meghan and likely to attend. of course a lot of people will be interested to see whether the couple will be attending enough in part because of the controversy that they stirred up after their explosive interview with oprah winfrey last month where they leveled a number of allegations at the royal family now we are expecting that prince harry will attend the funeral although he likely to have to consider the kobe 9000 restrictions in place for arriving in the u.k. from the u.s. he may have to quarantine for 10 days for example 5 days perhaps if he will to prevent a negative coded 19 tests all eyes will be on him if he does arrive because it was his 1st time back in the u.k. it a year it's certainly the 1st time he's been back since that incident when he will see his his father and his his brother face to face that will of course cause a lot of interest here is not yet known about his wife meggan she is pregnant at the moment as there is no official announcement on whether she will be able to attend. and forge watching as the queen's come sort of plus one the prince of didn't really have a job as such but it did manage to carve a role out for himself yes and he actually was the patron of hundreds of charities he had great interest in things like conservation and then the charity that many people will know is the. awards of course his his name his title was jew convention and the juke of edinburgh award was all about. trying to encourage young people across the u.k. and other countries like india australia to take part in this award where you can help other people be involved in activities and receive a medal in 5 times myself a did this so he was very very keen on all these activities because his whole life became a life of service and in fact i think over his lifetime he attended 22000 royal engagements and didn't give up this public role until he was well into his ninety's final word to you saw that charles until how do you think he'll be remembered. well of course he will be remembered as a modernizing figure in in modern britain post world war 2 as it was recovering from the 2nd while all but i think a lot of people will clearly remember him for for his his peasant ality which alex is it talked about a little bit that his humor and his his quips that public can gauge ment's which have drawn both amusement from the public but on occasion as well some outrage to he he had been known to have made some more offensive comments particularly in international engagements which i'm sure many will remember he will though of course always be remembered as a specimen almost a public servant as is someone who. was always able to maintain a sense of that juicy and of sacrifice something the queen has paid tribute to all now wedding on a best 350th wedding anniversary she called him has strength and has a day show itself in perth and alex forrest y.c. thank you. and here in germany chancellor kohl is

correspondent charles charles joins us from london but welcome both let's start with you there in london charlotte let's start 1st of all with some of the response that you're seeing that in the u k. when i was through a statement from the palace that we 1st learned of prince philip's poncing they put out the announcement saying that his royal highness pasta way peacefully this morning when the consul the royal family joined with people around the world in mourning his loss and it was that very short very somber statement then triggered an outpouring of responses prime minister boris johnson leading tributes he made a statement outside number 10 downing street today he was focusing particularly on prince philip's public service decades of public service he called him an x. but carriage drive a steering the royal family he said it remains an institution an interest peaceably by to the balance and happiness of on national lives that was then followed by statements for him all for nations while scotland northern ireland politicians of all political stripes we know as well that said flanks i

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charles payne, to you, my friend. charles: hey, neil. thank you very. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now you heard it. this market was gaining up side momentum until the reports came out, president biden slapping wealthy investors, wealthy being one million dollars with a 43.4% capital-gains tax. that news came out. stocks went south. maybe this is another administrative trial balloon but certainly sent stocks swooning and investors diving for cover. face it progressive nirvana would cost trillions of dollars to build and maintain but the assumption paying for it this way only hurts wall street fat cats is a huge mistake. rebecca walser is here. she can't wait to weigh in. president biden, administration sounds alarm on climate change. i have a guest who knows this stuff really well. he says it is not time to panic. time to innovate. bjorn lomborg will explain. all that and more on "making money". ♪. charles: let's get straight up to hillary vaughn who is live in d.c. with more details on this purported proposal from president biden. hillary? rep

charles: right. >> to joe's point, given excesses we've already seen, charles, they really are playing with fire at this point. it wasn't until the very tail end of a long episode that we actually saw the inclusive unemployment rate get to levels where chair powell is saying he wants them to get. charles >> that led us up to the mother of all credit bubbles. charles: let me, we've got less than a minute to go. i want to have a little fun here with both of you, if you could, what would be a food good nickname for jerome powell and don't say jay? start with you. >> i will take the fifth, charles. charles: [laughter]. all right, danielle? >> look, i'm already pretty public on twitter it is not about one man, it is about j&j. jerome and janet. my hashtag. very much on the record, those two can do more damage than you can shake a stick at. >> by the way, joe, a lot of people taking credit for v-shaped recovery. i will tip my hat to you and trump administration. you did remarkable job. let's go to chairman powell at the federal reserve. >> achieving monetary policy goals congress has given us, maximum employment and price stability. today my colleagues on the fomc and i kept interest rates near zero and maintained our-sizeable asset purchases. these measures, along with our strong guidance

charles watson live where best ranger is taking place, how is it going, charles? charlesanger competition and i can tell you for a fact these ranger teams are not getting much of a break at all. this afternoon the 16 remaining teams are being flown in on black hawk helicopter and jumping into victory pond before swimming 150 meters to land. they have to get over to the log walk and balance themselves over water right before the teams pull bodies across the rope, touch the ranger tab and take another dip into the pond, but that's not it because these guys then have to climb this 75-foot tower and zip line down into the water again and this has been a really grueling weekend forker teams who have had little time to rest and reenergize, the guys have been going almost nonstop since 6:00 o'clock in the morning, friday when they started out the competition with 9-mile buddy run, that was followed up with first obstacle course where the guys had to muster up the streams and avoid cutting themselves on barbed wire and then there were combat zones simulations where, for example,

charles yesterday. it telegraph focus on the tribute from prince charles yesterday.— prince charles yesterday. at and of the _ prince charles yesterday. it focuses on that and of the papers _ prince charles yesterday. it focuses on that and of the papers we - prince charles yesterday. it focuses on that and of the papers we are i on that and of the papers we are looking at this morning it has the most information and detail on its front page. about the funeral. so it is talking about how unscripted and very much from the heart and it is talking about how the funeral has honestly been very significantly reduced due to covid restrictions which is very important because thousands and thousands of families have been grieving over the last year and been subject to these restrictions and it talks about how a lot of the details were meticulously planned by the himself —— duke himself and his coffin will be carried in purpose—built land rover he designed himself and it gives specific instructions it should be low—key with no lying in state. it's talking about how the prince of wales is expected to deli

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charles had to say? it your reflections on what prince charles had to say?— charles had to say? y? it was a i heartfelt tribute from an elder charles had to say? it was a - heartfelt tribute from an elder son, who as we were saying, hasn't always had a comfortable relationship with his father, but that is all water under the bridge and i think the family of course has come together now as a family, which is sorrowing, despite the fact that it wasn't a surprise at the age that he was, that the duke passed away so short of his 100th birthday. but i think yes, it is a family in mourning, but also, of course, coping with the gaze and the attention notjust of this country, but of the world, which adds to the pressure. they can't just entirely go which adds to the pressure. they can'tjust entirely go away and mourn in private. it will be, for all that it will not be fully exposed to the public gaze in terms of processions and so on, it will still be public in terms of the television attention that would be paid to it, notjust in this country, but throughout the commonwealth and elsewhe

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correspondent charles charles hill joins us from london but welcome both let's start with you there in london the shots let's start 1st of all with some of the response that you're seeing back in the u.k. . when i was through a statement from the palace that we 1st learned of prince philip's pulsing they put out the announcement saying that his royal highness pasta way peacefully this morning at windsor castle the royal family joins people around the world in mourning his loss and it was that very short very somber statement then triggered an outpouring of responses prime minister boris johnson leading tributes he made a statement outside number 10 downing street today he was focusing particularly on prince philip's public service decades of public service he called him an x. but carriage drive a steering the royal family he said it remains an institution an indisputable by to the balance and happiness of on national lives that was then followed by statements for him all for nations while scotland northern ireland politicians of all political stripes we know as well that said flanks is

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charles's press secretaries that there would be a departure picture. >> prince charles is about to make a very public statement to his mother and to the british people. >> suddenly there was this game changer of a moment when charlesd camilla appeared on the steps and paused for that image. prince charles was saying, this woman is going to be by my side whether you like it or not. you know that look? that life of the party look walk it off look one more mile look reply all look own your look... ...with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the only one... ...fda approved... ...to temporarily make frown lines... ...crow's feet... ...and forehead lines... ...look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have a skin infection. side effects may include allergic reactions, injection site pain, headache, eyebrow, eyelid drooping, and eyelid swelling. tell your doctor about your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions, and medications including b

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charles at night. she was going out to tell him that they were done. >> what did you tell her? >> i told her don't go. i said he's dangerous, do not go up there. >> charles is account of that night was looking sketchy. and the cops could suspicions grew after charles decided to stop cooperating. >> they suggest maybe should go downtown -- >> on the 20. first >> you don't do? that >> no, my turn a talk to mike tierney he said you don't have to go down. they're >> the car mechanic had a secret he knew the police would uncover. it turned out that the publicly pious pre over his pancakes christian had a pass that rachel and her family knew nothing about. a back story that included prison time, bank robbery and assault. but the one time fell and had apparently changed. >> i'm going and doing everything normal person does. because i always feel like, ok i paid my day. let me go in and do something good. >> the cops weren't so sure and we're now chasing down his friends. including his good pal david stone. a married high school baseball coach and employee at the moscow, idaho, maintenance department. to the vet investigators astonishment, david volunteered that evening hang out with charles and rachael at the garage, the friday night she went missing. >>

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charles, - there now or not? wealth they respect prince charles, two . respect prince charles, two members of the movement actuallytal of vanuatu briefly, on an official visit to the pacific, and they have great respect for him. how the movement will actually react in that respect is another thing, it's up to them to decide whether they will focus on prince charles and whether they will continue, i think it will continue as the prince philip movement, and with great respect for prince charles, but i don't think it will become the prince charles movement, so to speak, it will continue under this sort of heading of the prince philip movement, because the good thing about cultures in vanuatu is you don't really die, you sort of just get recycled or eventually reappear in a different skin colour or something like that or whatever,. colour or something like that or whatever, ._ or whatever,. just on that, could you _ or whatever,. just on that, could you give _ or whatever,. just on that, could you give us - or whatever,. just on that, could you give us a - or whatever,. just on that, could you give us a flavour| or wh

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charles coleman, thank you _ in america. charles coleman, thank you for _ in america. charles coleman, thank you for being _ in america. nk you for being on the . thank you for being on the programme. thank you for being on the programme-— thank you for being on the rouramme. . ., g, programme. thanks for having me. another of the countries hit badly is brazil. the latest daily death toll of nearly 1500 people is down brazilian cases are on the rise. mark lowen sent us this report, from sao paulo. the cloak of darkness brings no respite when brazil's dead keep coming. in latin america's largest graveyard, night shift burials to clear the backlog. the agony of loss deepened by the snatched farewell, reaching for dignity denied. this is a nation buckling under collective trauma. there's barely time to grieve before the next one arrives. another number in more than 350,000 dead. "my father died this morning," says willians. "he got covid in hospital. i have no words for the pain. other countries are recovering but in brazil is getting worse. if our president had bought vaccines earlier my dad could still be here." with hos

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charles, _ rein. shall be supported by prince charles, by— rein. shall be supported by prince charlesin the absence of prince harry. in his tribute. — absence of prince harry. in his tribute. he _ absence of prince harry. in his tribute, he talked about how his grandfather would want him to get on with the _ grandfather would want him to get on with the job. various members of the family— with the job. various members of the family will— with the job. various members of the family will be getting on with the 'ob family will be getting on with the job in— family will be getting on with the job in support of the queen, who only next— job in support of the queen, who only next week, we'll be celebrating her 95th _ only next week, we'll be celebrating her 95th birthday and next year will be marking 70 years on the throne. what _ be marking 70 years on the throne. what did _ be marking 70 years on the throne. what did you make of the military family paying tribute to their duke? they've got on the front page, they've got a picture of st. george's chapel. at the moment when the coffin has b