in response to the point made by charles moore, it said in a statement...me isn't the only programme that's faced criticism for what's seen as a preponderance of remain voices among its guests. the same point has been made to us about programmes including newsnight and the andrew marr show, and by lynnjones about monday's edition of politics live. and nicola smith also detected a wider imbalance. let's discuss this now with the bbc‘s chief political adviser ric bailey. ric, thanks very much for coming in to newswatch on what's turning out to be a very busy time politically. has question time raised this question of brexit balance with you? the obligation for all bbc programmes, and particularly for political programmes — including question time — is to be impartial — actually, to have dual impartiality. and people forget that word dual. it means that programmes have got to think about the context in which they are making judgements about impartiality. so if you think of the context of the referendum, june 2016, voters had a very clear choice between remain

"in response to the point made by charles moore," it said in a statement...h the bbc‘s chief political adviser ric bailey. ric, thanks very much for coming in to newswatch on what‘s turning out to be a very busy time politically. has question time raised this question of brexit balance with you? —— let‘s discuss this now with the bbc‘s chief political adviser ric bailey. ric, thanks very much for coming in to newswatch on what‘s turning out to be a very busy time politically. has question time raised this question of brexit balance with you? the obligation for all bbc programmes, and particularly for political programmes — including question time — is to be impartial — actually, to have due impartiality. and people forget that word due. it means that programmes have got to think about the context in which they are making judgements about impartiality. so if you think of the context of the referendum, june 2016, voters had a very clear choice between remain and leave. it was a very binary moment in british politics, as all referendums are. but particularly so

on the programme — a view articulated by one of last week's panelists, the newspaper columnist charles moored i'm delighted and honoured to be here. but there's a panel of five and i'm the only leave supporter. and if you look at the... you're the only person who voted leave. the government is supporting leave... i think i'm the only leave supporter as well, as a matter of fact, but we can argue about that. but i'm certainly the only person who voted leave.

moore. >> hey, charles. >> made a little bit of news the past week.bout any potential fed member ever, chairman of the fed, ever. why have they zeroed in on this? >> with a lot of personal insults, going into my divorce. the story here the left had their knives out for me. they know my history. they know i believe in free markets, lower tax rates. i'm a supply-sider. i don't believe in the keynesian model, that creed. what happened as soon as i was nominated "the washington post" and others did survey of senator, lo and behold steve moore had the votes. they realized wouldn't defeat me on my ideas. charles: so they sneered you? >> smeared me. charles: professional competence and personal life. it's a damn shame. i want to talk about where the fed is going. i got to tell you, i'm watching this very closely. it feels like both political parties are looking to the federal reserve in a different role. as a piggybank, to then with their spending plans. >> mmt they call it. charles: where there has been suggested deficits don't matter anymore. seems to me h

moore? where are republicans -- charles: we're not about what aboutism. that is what aboutism.mally don't do that. >> it is hypocrisy. >> she is not the victim. >> she has been victimized by the right. charles: you know new yorkers. do you know any new yorkers offended by what she said? >> of course. i'm not defending what she said. it was inartful but i preferred to give her the benefit of the doubt and political enemies will not do that. charles: nancy pelosi in the sound bite talked about socialism. i'm not a big apology but i saw emerson poll now sanders is in the lead. they had the poll not long ago where biden was in the lead. sanders has all the momentum. he made comments about "medicare for all" that crushed health care stocks. wall street is taking him seriously. his numbers are rising. your party may have a socialist candidate for the white house what do you think of that? >> they may. what i hope bernie sanders will do, does not make it to the nomination, do not do with hillary clinton and stay in the race, fundamentally blatantly used by republicans. charles: what,

steve moore, whether he makes it to the federal reserve. meantime, charles payne take you through the next hour. charles: huge day on wall street. stocks solidly in the green, big news from banks and media companies. jpmorgan leading the way for financials after reporting solid increase in earnings. we have to talk about disney, the winner of the session. soaring more than 10% after unveiling a aggressive pricing strategy and bold subscriber predictions for the new video streaming service that competes with netflix. neil: >> race to control the fertile ol' feeds. what will be the next multibillion-dollar oil deal? we'll tell you. >>> president trump to make a big announcement about 5g service is. it will happen any moment. we'll take you are live. we have that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: stocks higher on slew of positive earnings and corporate news. big banks coming back with a bang, jpmorgan chase up more than 4%. the company posted record first quarter results benefiting from higher interest rates. strong trade figures from china also he

a pizza chain owner herman king, along with steven moore and both believe in lower interest rates which would be better for the u.s. economy. charlescharles: rocket ship, i like that. thank you very much. president pushing for rate cuts, could this be sign he is worried about what is ahead? danielle, what do you think? one breath administration touting how great the economy is doing, the other, they want more. >> you know, the president went so far as to say we needed quantitative easing, that is one step beyond quantitative ending and taking interest rates back down, something tells me somebody in the administration is looking at the end trails of today's jobs report and what they are seeing is starting to frighten them because bulk of jobs created are part-time or industries that are low paying. if you look back to last june, to today, we've seen 43% decline in high-paying jobs. somebody in the administration has to be taking fright of this because consumption makes our economy go round. >> charles: that is way of looking at it, i feel there is something different by both political parties in the sense they are looking at federal

> the president also intends to nominate steve moore to the federal reserve board of governors but his potential nomination is no guarantee either. charles, right now with cain's departure there is one open slot for the fed board so the president is going to have to put another name out there. >> charles: thank you very much. think you're feeling the pain at the pump now? why the latest moves to try and bring pain to iran's oil business could leave u.s. drivers hitting the brakes. the very latest from sri lanka after yesterday's deadly bombings, new reports that authorities there had warnings about a possible attack. could this have been prevented? newday usa's operation home helps veterans buy a home with no down payment and not one dollar out of pocket for closing costs. and newday can say yes when banks say no. why rent when you can buy? ÷/2@v;eeówuòr@ itso chantix can help you quit "slow turkey." along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to qui

moore's skeletons than his qualifications. we'll have the latest announcement and a whole lot more on "making money." ♪ charles: breaking rightow, a federal judge is about to hear oral arguments about whether tesla ceo elon musk should be held in contempt of court for violating an agreement with the sec. the securities & exchange commission saying musk violated the settlement terms having to get his tweets preapproved he posted this tweet you're looking at in february. kristina partsinevelos is outside of the courthouse with the latest. kristina? reporter: what we know right now is about 20 minutes ago musk showed up. there were two teslas, one black, one white pulled up. musk came out. we weren't sure whether he would show up or not. i got are right in. how he is feeling? does he think anything is going to happen? listen to his comments. >> i have great respect for the judges, the justice system. i think the judges in the american system are outstanding. reporter: sew says that respects the justice system. we know in the past he says he does not respect the sec. he said that in a "60 minutes" interview. the debate today will

steve moore, whether he makes it to the federal reserve. meantime, charlest. stocks solidly in the green, big news from banks and media companies. jpmorgan leading the way for financials after reporting solid increase in earnings. we have to talk about disney, the winner of the session. soaring more than 10% after unveiling a aggressive pricing strategy and bold subscriber predictions for the new video streaming service that competes with netflix. neil: >> race to control the fertile ol' feeds. what will be the next multibillion-dollar oil deal? we'll tell you. >>> president tmp

moore. obviously his economic outlook will be very interesting as it always is when it comes to spending and rest. we pretty much set it up for charles is on you. charles: you know the cp effect. 30 second ises? how about 30 minutes, connell. connell: self-promotion. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne this is making money, golden day on wall street, as tech stocks continue to soar. all the major indices are nearing all-time highs. how powerful the rally has become. the mavens who run the sidelines, they're chasing, of course, should you be chasing too. >>> optimism over trade talks between the united states and china, adding a extra excitement as well. there are new signs of recovery in the china's economy. we'll break down those details as well. president trump reportedly telling fed chair jerome powell on a phone call recently,

a few articulated by one of last week's panellists, newspaper columnist charles moore.nah bruce. can i ask you a question, fiona? here i am, i am delighted and honoured to be here, but it is a panel of five and i am the only leave supporter. you are the only person who voted leave. leave supporter. you are the only person who voted leavelj leave supporter. you are the only person who voted leave. i am a leave supporter is welcome as a matter of fa ct, supporter is welcome as a matter of fact, i am certainly the only person who voted leave, and again and again on this programme the balance totally fails to reflect the wider country. can ijust make the point, charles, this is a question to me. the government supports the leave position on last week we had three people who took leave position and two people who took the remain position. i didn't vote. two people who took the remain position. ididn't vote. feelfree to answer the question. you only week after week, brexit is the main subject on question time. and yet, week after week, there's only ever one person who actuall