it's charles kelly's birthday but they're all bursting to break the news to us that after nine number -- >> it's a quarter after one -- >> like need you now. >> and we own the night. >> with 11 million albums sold, lady a is taking a break. >> for sure. >> over the past eight or nine years we have never really truly had a break. >> we want a little time at home and good family time. >> if you can give us a second i think we can come up with something really special. >> because! >> happy birthday. >> and the birthday boy sees this moment as the perfect time to launch a solo career. his first single, the driver. ♪ >> how does it differ artistically? >> it's a little more throw back, more 70s southern rock influence, i think. i wanted to show this other side and see if i could find a different side of my voice, too. when i played it for dave and hillary, i would tell that they were really excited for me and they understood that it didn't fit our project. >> so no hurt feelings? >> not at all. >> his band mates are his biggest cheer leaders. >> we always said if any of us wanted to chase

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>> kirk: how about charles kelly bringing the pressure? and by the way, guess who got his hand up there? newberry again. the big number 4 at 6'6", climbs the ladder. times it up. watch 4 right in the middle. you see blitz. he's dropping. when he dropped, he kept his eyes on kaaya. see the doubles in the middle, eyes on kaaya and if he doesn't make that play, waters catches the football and it's a first down. >> chris: for miami fans and players, heartbreaking shades of last year. when they were in a similar situation, driving and deflected passes undid their chances. that ended in a ramsey pick. mia miami. having the lead here is going to be more pain at the hands of their arch rivals. the noles are going to make it 27 in a row in the acc. six in a row over the hurricanes. >> kirk: this florida state football team has a lot of talent. they are only going to get better. so many new faces in key areas. to me, it's the offensive line and everett golson, as they gel, they're going to get better. a big showdown with clemson down the road. and f

>> kirk: how about charles kelly bringing the pressure? and by the way, guess who got his hand up there? newberry again. the big number 4 at 66'6", climbs the ladder. times it up. watch 4 right in the middle. you see blitz. he's dropping. when he dropped, he kept his eyes on kaaya. see the doubles in the middle, eyes on kaaya and if he doesn't make that play, waters catches the football and it's a first down. >> chris: for miami fans and players, heartbreaking shades of last year. when they were in a similar situation, driving and deflected passes undid their chances. that ended in a ramsey pick. miami miami. having the lead here is going to be more pain at the hands of their arch rivals. the noles are going to make it 27 in a row in the acc. six in a row over the hurricanes. >> kirk: this florida state football team has a lot of talent. they are only going to get better. so many new faces in key areas. to me, it's the offensive line and everett golson, as they gel, they're going to get better. a big showdown with clemson down the road. an

plus music from charles kelly >>> all right. that is our time for this tuesday night. and the tonight show starring jimmy fallon comes up next looks like he has good show. an a little country music dirks bentley. 7 news continues a 5:00 a.m. with today new england. so glad you were here tonight and have a great tomorrow effected. good night. "realtime closed captioning get this. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid.

>> kirk: how about charles kelly bringing the pressure? and by the way, guess who got his hand up there? newberry again. the big number 4 at 66 '6", climbs the ladder. times it up. watch 4 right in the middle. he's dropping. when he dropped, he kept his eyes on kaaya. see the doubles in the middle, eyes on kaaya and if he doesn't make that play, waters catches the football and it's a first down. >> chris: for miami fans and players, heartbreaking shades of last year. when they were in a similar situation, driving and deflected passes undid their chances. that ended in a ramsey pick. miami miami. having the lead here is going to be more pain at the hands of their arch rivals. the noles are going to make it 27 in a row in the acc. six in a row over the hurricanes. >> kirk: this florida state football team has a lot of talent. they are only going to get better. so many new faces in key areas. to me, it's the offensive line and everett golson, as they gel, they're going to get better. a big showdown with clemson down the road. and for miami, b

>> kirk: how about charles kelly bringing the pressure? and by the way, guess who got his hand up there? newberry again. the big number 4 at 6'6", climbs the ladder. times it up. watch 4 right in the middle. you see blitz. he's dropping. when he dropped, he kept his eyes on kaaya. see the doubles in the middle, eyes on kaaya and if he doesn't make that play, waters catches the football and it's a first down. >> chris: for miami fans and players, heartbreaking shades of last year. when they were in a similar situation, driving and deflected passes undid their chances. that ended in a ramsey pick. mia miami. having the lead here is going to be more pain at the hands of their arch rivals. the noles are going to make it 27 in a row in the acc. six in a row over the hurricanes. >> kirk: this florida state football team has a lot of talent. they are only going to get better. so many new faces in key areas. to me, it's the offensive line and everett golson, as they gel, they're going to get better. a big showdown with clemson down the road. and f

>> kirk: how about charles kelly bringing the pressure? and by the way, guess who got his hand up there? newberry again. the big number 4 at 66 the ladder. watch 4 right in the middle. you see blitz. he's dropping. when he dropped, he kept his eyes on kaaya. see the doubles in the middle, eyes on kaaya and if he doesn't make that play, waters catches the football and it's a first down. >> chris: for miami fans and players, heartbreaking shades of last year. when they were in a similar situation, driving and deflected passes undid their chances. that ended in a ramsey pick. miami miami. having the lead here is going to be more pain at the hands of their arch rivals. the noles are going to make it 27 in a row in the acc. six in a row over the hurricanes. >> kirk: this florida state football team has a lot of talent. better. so many new faces in key areas. to me, it's the offensive line and everett golson, as they gel, they're going to get better. a big showdown with clemson down the road. they've been so close. al golden. you can only imagin

legend of machine gun kelly continues to grow, and roger korman, the king of the b-moviemakers, decides to make a movie about him in 1958. he casts this unknown actor known as charles bronson in the lead, and makes machine gun kelly out to be a psycho pathic machine gunner and kidnapper and just basically also living under the thumb of his domineering wife. that's the image of machine gun kelly that persists to this day. there are still songs written about him, movies made about him. james taylor has a song about machine gun kelly, basically on that scenario. but the case really in addition to all of these other things that it spawned, it also proved the importance of branding and media manipulation. hoover's reputation, of course, soared in the first ten years he was in office, and then as you probably know, began to sour as the years went on. but nevertheless he did create the fbi as a basically sort of the first national police force, and one of most successful and modern at the time. and became the envy of the world. so, i think i have droned on long enough, and if you would like to ask a question, since we are on c-span, please come to the microphone and speak

the legend of the machine kelly continues to grow and roger coreman decides to make a movie about him in 1958 and cast unknown actor as charlesraunson in the lead and making machine gun kelly a machine gunner and kidnapper and just basically living under the thumb of domineering wife. there are still songs written about him, movies made about him, james taylor has a song basically on that scenario, but the case really in addition to all of these other things that it spawn, it also proved the importance of branding and manipulation. hoover's reputation, of course, soured in the first ten years he was in office, and you probably know began to sour as the years went on, but nevertheless, he did create the fbi as a basically sort of the first national police force and one of the most successful and modern at the time, and became the envy of the world, so i think i have drone on long enough and if you would like to ask a question, since we are on c-span, please come to the microphone and speak clearly into it. yes, sir. >> two things, how much ransom did urschel pay? the other question is how did machine gun kelly get his name, di

charles coke sitting down with megyn kelly revealing the type of candidate we need to lead our country have the guy. i have the -- these principals and what i'm trying to accomplish. what we need, to me, is a candidate that will help change the trajectory of the country from all this wasteful, irresponsible spending that's heading us for a financial cliff not just by the democrats, but by the republicans. the reason we tend to support republicans is they're taking this towards the cliff at.0 miles per hour and the democrats are taking us at 100 miles per hour. >> there he did reveal the kind of candidate that he likes, but he would not endorse anyone in the race, at least not right now. >>> in other news, we are learning an american specialist new the bomb was headed towards a hospital in afghanistan, but they believed it was being used as a taliban command & control center that may have held heavy weapons. it is unclear whether the commanders behind the attack knew the site was a hospital before unleashing the bombs and killing 22 people. the u.s. military said the strike was a mistak

colts not the colts at the patriots. 2,000 twitter followers made me aware of that charles koch sits down with megan kellycheck it out. >> i consider myself a classical liberal. >> what does that mean? >> it's someone who wants a society that maximizes peace, civility, poll rans and well-being for everyone. tolerance. one that opens opportunities for everyone to advance themselves. >> don't forget, check that out tonight, kelly file, 9:00. >> kimberly? >> i've got a cute one if you like grandmas. ann romney, is a proud grandmother of 23 grandchildren. she teamed up with the website independent journal review to make a video guide on how to be a quote freaking awesome grandma. take a look. >> always have a fun craft planned. always have a fun game ready to play. keep up with what the kids are into. >> her book -- >> you see her book there, in this together. and now all the proceeds go towards neurological research. greg to answer your question. juan? >> i love watching sports and last night i had a moment of vicarious exhilaration. watching the toronto blue jays jose bautista, not just impli hit a three-ru

later this week, get this, megyn kelly has a cable news exclusive with charles koch, yes, that charlesguy that the left loves to hate more than anybody else. wait to hear what he says about raising our kids in this country. he's dec to defend himself on tv with megyn. >>> tonight -- >> he know house to get attention. he's the classic reality tv character. >> with donald trump surging in the polls, president obama is taking on the republican front-runner. >> i don't think he'll end up being president of the united states. >> debbie wasserman schultz rips apart republicans. >> any one of those candidates is a dramatic contrast to any of the republican circus performer that are on the other side. >> donald trump tonight responds to it all. >> am i ready for hillary? yes. am i excited? no. >> are the liberals losing faith in hillary clinton? >> down, down, usa. >> and a shocking chant at the 20th

. >> well megyn kelly got a rare chance to sit down with charles koch of koch industries.nce to ask him about that and the democrats long-time smear campaign against him and his brother. >> the opposite is true. all of our policies are based on whether it will make, enable people to improve their lives or make their lives worse. >> do you believe that the democrats, including the president, have tried to make b boggymen out of you and your brother, david? >> definitely. i get a lot of death threats, but the way i look at it is i feel i have a moral obligation to do the best i can to make the country better for everybody. and that threatens certain people. because they're going to have much less power. >> one of those people threatened is somebody who used their names, 289 floors on the senate floor and that's harry reid. how do you think he came off in this. i think we've seen a human side to the koch brothers, who have only done two interviews. >> it's refreshing to see somebody so successful in the business who doesn't seem the limelight. one of the reasons they've been

process but what we shouldn't see is three unknown people trying to be megan kelly overnight and that's what i saw. i really did. charles: so from here, initially cnbc had talked about this being a three-hour debate, donald trump got together with ben carson and said, no, we're drawing the line at two hours. is the second amendment, though, may be worried and i'm talking about the rnc and let's face it, you're part of the bush administration that the grassroots considered the old guard if you will the establishment at risk here of losing complete control and should it be a new time for guard. >> no. i think this is the appropriate step to deal with the debates and there are a lot of entities that are eager to do debates and many of them are willing to be responsible and professional in the way they handle them. so just expecting that sort of standard for whatever entity is going to make the debate and make tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of dollars for 100 seconds on advertising, that's reasonable and move forward. charles: but some of the earlier debates you had some folks that complained about the journalisti

i saw charles koch interviewed by megyn kelly.u can see he is a very modest soft-spoken, but highly intelligent individual. very focused. and where you have to commend them, though, as he took over a company with his brother that was worth $21 million from the father, and the father didn't want them to be playboys. -- [indiscernible] -- it is going to be a mistake. and they built a massive, massive corporation. good, and they make things. that is a germanic quality. i am a retired manufacturing engineer. we make products. we just don't move paper like -- [indiscernible] host: i want michael mooney to weigh in on what he is hearing from you. did you feel that as part of the company's culture? guest: yeah, they are making things. this is part of american manufacturing. they are doing things that a lot of companies -- that people complain about. there is a lot of finance, and the koch brothers and koch industries have a lot of financial aspects, too, but they are making actual things that people really are using. so there is some --

charles koch, like this one -- such a disappointing lack of evilness! imagine that. what did youininininink? thanks for watching. this is ""the kellyight -- this is the secretary of state, one of the most targeted individuals by other intelligence agencies and entities in the world using a private server. >> former government employees are speaking out over the major double standard in hillary clinton's server scandal. so why does clinton get to play by her own set of rules? >> they just couldn't give things away fast enough. they're giving them to illegal immigrants. >> then, donald trump rips democrats for offering free stuff to illegal immigrants. >> the time to fix america is now. not tomorrow. but right now. >>> and, ohio governor john kasich joins us to unveil his pl

charles koch, like this one -- such a disappointing lack of evilness! imagine that. what did you think? thanks for watching. this is ""the kelly file."" >>> tonight -- this is the secretary of state, one of the most targeted individuals by other intelligence agencies and entities in the world using a private server. >> former government employees are speaking out over the major double standard in hillary clinton's server scandal. so why does clinton get to play by her own set of rules? >> they just couldn't give things away fast enough. they're giving them to illegal immigrants. >> then, donald trump rips democrats for offering free stuff to illegal immigrants. >> the time to fix america is now. not tomorrow. but right now. >>> and, ohio governor john kasich joins us to unveil his plan to end out of control spending. >>> all of that, plus dr. benjamin carson. "hanni "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight we are broadcasting in our nation's capital. hillary clinton desperately wants her private e-mail scandal to disappear. her top democratic rival is helping her do it. >> tonight i want to tal

silence and speaking out to "the kelly file" in an exclusive interview we'll have for you tomorrow night. joining me with a bit of a preview is howard kurtz. and charles not talk. he doesn't talk when he winds up on the president's enemies list when harry reid mentions him 289 times from the senate floor, but finally he is speaking. and let me tell you, howie, the interview is fascinating. what do you make of his decision to come out now? >> well i'm very eager to see this because liberals led by harry reid have spent years demonizing the koch brothers which i never thought made sense because much of the country don't know who they are. and journalists instinctively distrust really rich people who give truck loads of money and don't give interviews. so this is a chance i think, for public to make up its own mind about who is this guy and what are his views is and his motivations. >> he took a business that his father built worth 21 million and he and his brother david turned it into a business that's worth $100 billion. and for this he has been excoriated because not only does he employ 60,000 americans but he makes donations. he makes donations to ca

charles krauthammer and brit hume. final question, do you believe in life after death in accounts like we discussed with john burke? thanks for watching, everyone. i'm megyn kelly is "the kelly file." >>> tonight -- >> we need new and great leadership. >> donald trump continues to dominate the polls as a large majority of republican voters think he'll win the general election. the one and only mark steyn is here tonight with reaction. then just days after a new york city police officer was gunned down, quentin tarantino reportedly calls cops murderers at an anti-police rally. >> i have to call the murderers the murderers. >> former new york city police commissioner ray kelly

charles krauthammer and brit hume. final question, do you believe in life after death in accounts like we discussed with john burke? thanks for watching, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file." >>> tonight -- >> we need new and great leadership. >> donald trump continues to dominate the polls as a large majority of republican voters think he'll win the general election. the one and only mark steyn is here tonight with reaction. then just days after a new york city police officer was gunned down, quentin tarantino reportedly calls cops murderers at an anti-police rally. >> i have to call the murderers the murderers. >> former new york city police commissioner ray kelly and david clarke are here to respond. and a daring raid to free hostages held by isis. here with reaction. hillary gets a ringing endorsement from the one and only katy perry on the campaign trail. >> you just have to roar about what you need to fight for. >> "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> welcome to "hannity." tonight donald trump continues to dominate the republican field. a new associated press gfk poll shows that a large majority of republican voters thing trump is the

. >> charles koch sat down for a very rare interview with megyn kelly. why does he seem to support republicans more than democrats and what is his theory on hillary? here it is in 44 seconds. >> the reason we tend to support republicans is they're taking this toward the cliff that only 70 miles an hour and the democrats are taking it at 100 miles an hour. putting aside all the things said about hillary today, my main difference with her is on the vision of what kind of society will make people's lives better. so this is a vision of society in which people are too evil or stupid to run their own lives but those in power are perfectly capable of running everybody else's lives because they're so much smarter. it's what was called the fatal can see or called the tyranny of experts. that's what it is. it's tyranny. >> an excellent look at the divide there. he's approximately going to donate $300 million in a presidential race and other campaigns. during this election cycle. you get insight into his mind and heart. it's incredible. >> it's hard to vilify when

charles schwab and company, ringing the closing bell here. farmer company ringing the closing bell. a lot of earnings coming up on the closing hour. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kellyvans getting things situated out here in boulder, colorado. where our coverage of the gop presidential debate will begin in an hour's time. here's how we're finishing the day on wall street, and what a day it has been. lots of big moves across different asset classes after the federal reserve statement that we'll get to here. the dow, interestingly enough, going out with a gain of almost 200 points after briefly dipping negative after that statement was released. that's a gain of better than 1%. same for the s&p 500. the nasdaq, the outperformer today of 1.3%. we are waiting on trio of big earnings reports. our reporters are standing by to cover all of it. josh lipton is waiting for gopro's results. meg tirrell all over amgen for us. dominic choo is covering paypal. we'll have more for you in just a moment on all of that. >> ready to go there. joining us this hour, carol roth is with me here at post nine. so is our own mike santoli. and also with us for more on today's market action is