it's one of three games that charles payne got totally wrong in his picks on friday. charles is here and he'll show his face and so will brian kilmeade. this could be fun. here is my take on default, incompetence, scare tactics and a president who will negotiate with iranian mullahs and we do not default at midnight on the 17th as the president implies. the treasury will take in 200 billion this month easily enough to pay interest on the debt and social security. no default. point two, the stock market decline today is at least partially attributable to a lack of confidence in america's branch of government. president obama is the chief executive, it is his job to manage the country. a president who manages his way into a series of crisis is incompetent. point three, the president's recent statements have been nothing short of had a scare tactic. my way or the highway. or i will not negotiate are designed to apply political pressure. agree with me or else. pure politics. president obama is good at politics, but he's not good at prosperity and growth. and effective mana

to ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell. along with adam lashinski and charlie gasperino. >> charles, what do you make of this, and whether there's a lesson to be learned even from two prominent democratic predecessors who were all over their signature achievements? >> no doubt there's a lesson to be learned. there's different theories on you though govern and run things. but the president's signature achievement, you have to get your hands dirty. this is sort of a modus op-randi for this president. how come he doesn't know anything? i don't know about benghazi. i don't know health care websites. what do you know? are your people afraid of you? something is not right. something is completely detached. but for him to have this much love for this particular program, and sort of it's surprising. >> dagen, everybody president has his signature passion. they get bored by this stuff, but some things jab them. i mentioned jfk and fdr. entitlement and space. and even ronald reagan, the tax cuts. but on the stuff that mattered them, t

stuart: the great charles payne disagrees with the minor league. charles: no, i agree.d that the bias was to the downside. did you misspeak? charles: i must have. the bias is to the upside. stuart: said there for one second. i ever talk about winnebago. nicole, how big of a game? nicole: some of them are upwards of $200,000. they are seeing the demand red nude. stuart: charles saw it coming. charles: the lowest price $19. stuart: that is interesting. look at that charge. it is 28. you are holding it question i am not this hearing you now, you are holding it? here is the intro, obamacare comes out untouched. here is how some senate republicans reacted to that news. >> is deal does nothing for the millions of people that are hurting because of obamacare. >> it is just a website that does not work. stuart: betsy mccoy is here. you say that this is not just a glitch. does that mean that you cannot fix it? >> it is not a glitch. one of which that is so absurd, any woman shopping online would say let me browse. this government website did not let you browse into you entered a

we will be back to both of you and charles payne in studio. brian westbury in new york. les: you look great by the way. charles: the way you be the mop. dagen: i didn't -- connell: very mild. connell: connell. got to look at these treasuries. dagen: ok, we are not going to default on the debt. this is the day that yields paula. people are less fearful and willing to take on risk. they sell treasurys and they buy stocks. connell: we got to come back. edge of your seat. we will be right back. five tech stocks with more than a 10%... chge in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stocks... breaking into 52-week highs. six upcoming earnings plays... that recently gapped up. [ male announcer ] now the world is your trading floor. get real-time market scanning wherever you are with the mobile trader app. from td ameritrade. >> i am a adam shapiro with your fox business brief. weekly jobless claims hit their highest levels since march, 374,000 people filing for first-time jobless benefits last w

connell: time to make some money with charles payne. charles: i did see that jet when.can wait for the giants to join. charles: five below. it is retail that sells things from one dollar to five dollars. it has been public for just about a year. the company is on a roll. here is your problem. traditional valuation metrics, the pe at 51. that is kind of high. twenty-one insider sales. it is still having room for a trade. it is not your normal retailer. dagen: it do you shop and dollar stores? [laughter] charles: when you need batteries and things like that when a storm is coming, but other than that, no. as big as that thing is -- connell: you look like a clown holding it. charles: i look important. [laughter] dagen: let's get out of here so we can get back in time. the president expected to speak any moment now addressing the problems with the website for the healthcare exchanges. of course, he will talk about all the good stuff happening with obamacare. connell: the decision by the new york stock exchange to work over the weekend. that is ahead. more of the markets com

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we have greg valliere and charles payne. to quote rich edson we're hearing a lot from the democrats. the gop a little quieter. do you get sense we have a deal in the making? not yet, no. i don't think we're there. key thing everyone is forgetting today, hello the house republicans. i'm not sure the house republicans will sign off on this. tracy: david, i'm going to bring my fine governor into this conversation. governor chris christie came out with a statement and he said, you send people down here to run the government, not shut it down. everyone failed. everyone has failed. why do we keep voting these people in? >> well, i don't know. i mean the point is that chris christie is ahead by 20 points in the polls. he is one of the few people that can speak honestly what is going on. tracy: he is trying to get stuff done. >> he has. a lot of aboves are showing people inside the beltway a way to getting the job done. tracy: right. >> they're dealing with it as executives. remember the executive in this case is president obama. he

charles payne is here to put everything inner perspective.tocks he's mentioned in the past. >> here's the thing, revenge of the brick and mortar. haven't everyone wrote off game stop, best buy, the ceo is trying to buy the company in the teens, so it's just absolutely amazing. sub trust upped their -- sun trust upped their target from 70 to $65. now, the company's beat the street in the last four quarters, the july quarter the number came in 125% better than the street. they like it now. and what's really interesting, you use traditional metics of 14 p e-trading at three times book, 20% short position on this, so good news, a good christmas season for them. dagen: nown what's going d you know what's going to help? the new tablets coming out from apple and like the new playstation out as well. that's got to drive traffic. >> it is. but it does seem logical that these guys would go out of business to have a tough time. best buy, deutsche bank ups their target to 50 this morning from 40. same thing. the last three quarters they beat by 167%. the

. >> so we want to bring in charles payne.n rally but what kind of deal do we have here? i will use imagery we all can relate on. is this a yugo with a flat tire or a cadillac brand new out of the show room? >> i think somewhere in between but closer to the yugo. it moves. it will take us to after the holiday season of the back in january we'll have yet another cliffhanger. i was talking to stuart varney, we're becomeing a nation of cliffhangers. we can't wait for the last episode of "breaking bad." the market reflects that mentality. we're almost act discuss topped to it. just don't take us over the cliff. we can deal with all the shenanigans leading up to it. lori: dow, 183 points is getting ahead of it here? goldman sachs put out a survey, people are bringing in spending during all-important holiday season. builder confidence is lacking a little bit. they're shaving points off overall accident. d purchase as shut down continues. >> i think shutdown will bee3 convenient excuse. i think all the things you named were already i

charles payne is gaining through home-building and mortgage finance company. you are a little bit of a contrarian. already running up. charles: it is interesting because the conversation seems to be really interesting, beats the street on the bottom line, gave guidance i thought was really significant with respect to earnings as much as $1.20 for the current quarter. on revenue they missed yesterday's number and the revenue for the current quarter will not be as much as wall street wants. you have to reconcile those two things. putting business aside revenue of 61%, but have pricing power, margins are expanding, the debt is going down, almost anything you want with any business. adam: the fact we have a population still growing in the united states and we need to create more homes. charles: you talk about the federal reserve. the real frustration, the virtual cycle he cannot get main street to buy into this stuff. but was not for subprime loans i don't even know the auto sales would be where they are. in the top 100 multipotent areas it is cheaper to own a hous

the five charles payne will tell us where you ought to buy in.rgy. ♪ ♪ tracy: look at howard dow 30 right now. every 15 minutes, we head down to the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole petallides. nicole: it is such an exciting day for tech and google in particular. it is not too often that you see for places at $1000.63 a share. google obviously has been a stellar performer this year. they cannot leave out facebook. also, netflix. it continues to try to boost the opportunities. we are seeing it up 51. the s&p 500 hit an all-time record high today. the nasdaq is also at records we have not seen since 2000. back to you. tracy: thank you. we will see you in a bit. ♪ dennis: time to make money with charles payne. tech is which. there are some other things that make me feel better about the overall economy. i knew it would get kind of lost in the sauce. better for all of us. google is more of a singular story. when you start to talk about this company, they have climate, they moved things around the economy. also, they are a global company.

i thought it was dumb and loaded up on it. >> and fox business network, making money with charles paynearles: we'll talk to you again soon. can you believe this, despite being the most successful sports league in the country, the national football league, the nfl is actually talking to a woman behind the push to strip them of the status. right now i have four stocks this are moving this morning. solar city, they gave ouu great projections for next year, and this is an elan musk stock, he's the chairman and he's buying more and so is the ceo and the chief revenue officer. they say next year is huge and elan musk is buying more. take a look at c-span, they terminated a public share offering, that means less solution. and the company is based pout of the marshal islands, believe it or not. a big day for them. safeway, weeks ago, they said that wal-mart was too big and going to put the grocery stores out of business. this was at 21 and look where it is today. they had a great number and they're okay. and the securities life power group in part because the company put itself up for, maybe, a

cheryl: time to make money with charles payne.ide risk of the market but first and foremost charles has something to say on what is bugging me. charles: dennis was spot on. the redskins mascot is of fraud, brave, strong warrior type indian. 5 was in the and i would be proud to watch the redskin games and i never thought was so offensive that all and it reminds me in the 70s when they talk about black exploitation movies when they came out with black actors and as i got older everyone said it was bad for black people but the black male was the hero, he wore gray clothes, fought back the man, made love to a beautiful woman, where was the exploitation? people need to be careful about being manipulated the wrong way. to your point of the american indians have more to worry about. the cleveland indian mascot is a little goofy but that is a different thing. cheryl: you are talking possible downside risk to the market. charles: the market has been complacent. we haven't seen panic. the bias is to the downside the word is complacency turn

let's bring in charles payne to react. st people in agreement here that it is great today, but who knows what tomorrow will bring. charles: you know, i kind of thought this would be the news we would be greeted with on monday. as attn: scott tighter and tighter in the polls got lower and lower. obviously, wall street is breathing a sigh of relief here. i think fast money is probably getting back in there. i think for the most part, everyone else is being cautious. there is some talk out there that they are covering. i think a lot of people believe these guys can fumble the ball. adam: what will bring us some kind of solution? charles: the only wild card could be the medical tax on obamacare. adam: are the democrats in the senate really going to give in on what everyone know has to happen? charles: i think that they have to. the president said he is willing to do some kind of entitlement reform. at some point, they will have to be able to say that okay, now do it. lori: what signals technicals, perhaps? >> it is really a tou

tracy: that is 2:00 caveat, charles payne. much. >> you guys sigh the solarcity earlier today? up a buck 1/2. it was up 4 earlier. jpmorgan jumped on the bandwagon. their target is 68. ashley: look at charles. a victory dance. >> i can't help it. ashley: not a victory lap. >> see you guys later. ashley: you can't fly from there from here. you know why? delta's ticketing website and mobile app are down. the company telling fox business it will wave 25-dollar charge for phone bookings during the web outrage. still no word on the cause or how long it is going to last. the airline did tweet the following. our apologies for the inconvenience. i.t. department is aware of the issue and working quickly to resolve it as soon as possible. none of this having any effect on the stock as shares, i.t. partner delta try to get the site back online. up one and a 30% on the day. trying to make a flight on delta. tracy: $25 to book by phone. nice of. ashley: nice of them to wave the fee. tracy: cory booker winning in new jersey, is this the beg

let's ask charles payne. he is sitting here. followers than all of us. >> do the twitter first. i thought michael brought up great things about the pricing of this deal, small float of these deals. there is one ownership class. facebook as two ownership classes. these guys will be in control no matter how much. 53% of the came from insiders. on this is like 1%. all of those things tell me it is investor-friendly ipo. ashley: right. >> reminds me of linkedin. linkedin went public at 45. first day-traded closed at 109. been as high as 255 since then. anyone who chased linkedin on first day, even if you paid 100 bucks, if you held it you're doing pretty well. this has a chancer to linked in than facebook. having said that i think it is anomaly. i don't like investors chase ipos, particularly in companies they know nothing about, they have no intention of holding the stock. they panic when they buy it at 30 and two days later it is 28. for the most part, i say, no for individual investors stay away from ipos. this one might be diffe

you're looking snazzy there, charles payne. charles: thank you.e: amazon came out with the numbers and beat the street and the better than last year, and looking great up 7.8% and a new high. charles: amazing. you know what though? and stuart is not here for this one, but there's another tech stock that no one would thought would be up-to-date, microsoft. nicole: i don't know where he is, maybe cashing in his shares. charles: he might be. nicole: microsoft is easily cruising past wall street's expectations for the revenues and earnings per share. they've been changing the condition and the focus and it's up 6%. charles: that's a legitimate surprise for wall street, thanks a lot, nicole. nicole: thanks. charles: and zynga, the guys with the pantom fig-- phantom pig. [laughter] and it's an economic indicator that they have to ship, ups reported strong profits ap the cfo says that obamacare continues to be a burden for the company, but the stock is up almost 2% this morning. and now i want you to take a look at procter & gamble. chances are you use s

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. after passing a deal that solves nothing, congress is taking another break. any wonder voters are saying give me a break? 74% of americans want to throw the bums out. would that solve the problem? let's find out. we'll go to dagen mcdowell, charlie and larry. larry, throw the bums out. it's the universal cry. would that be the answer? >> it sounds good to me. look, the single greatest asset we possess as a nation is our credibility and our trust. in the global financial mark markets but also here at home. the last few weeks of dysfunction reminds us just how fragile that confidence and trust can be. it's time to revisit that before we get in trouble. throw the bums out. maybe. at a minimum, get them back to work and start dealing with some of our long-term problems. >> here is the thing, dagen. we heard the word intransitent a lot. >> and intractable. >> and a lot of four-letter words we heard as well that we can't say here. they are all entrenched. it feels ultimately, what about us?

gus faucher, charles payne thanks for joining us.e a break now. >>> as apple unveils new devices coming up in tech minute we'll talk about a senator trying to limit companies abilities to track you on your tablet and cell phone. tracy: plus are you worried that the row pots will come to get you or at least get your job? tweet us. we'll talk to a ceo that has a plan to replace your favorite barista, with a machine. i love this. ashley: isn't that cool? tracy: i love it. ashley: oops, down for the count. hair-raising experience. new promising treatment for baldness. we're live in atlanta with the hairy details. tracy: as we do every day at this time of day, look how oil is trading. it is falling thankfully for at least commuters like myself. of $97.87 a barrel. we have not seen that for a long time. i for one am totally seeing this drop at the pump. it's a good day. we'll be right back. [ woman ] if you have the audacity to believe your financial advisor should focus on your long-term goals, not their short-term agenda. [ woman ] if yo

charles payne,.d here in the studio -- liz macdonald. >> before we get on to the topic which is indeed and some merit to speak at this time. the dow jones industrials are holding the 15,000 line at a whopping 15,002. the loss is 70 points. we were down triple digits. the dow is down to one-month low. the vix, the fear index, is to the upside, a three-month high. everybody is in a wait-and-see mode on wall street. you don't see dramatic moves. don't see heavy volume. everybody is waiting for washington. back to you. ashley: indeed they are, nicole. stay with us as we bring in elizabeth mcdonald and charles payne. guys, can money be made on this shutdown? you can understand why the volume is low, a lot of uncertainty but i think the odds are damn good the market will come back because washington will get something done in the end. >> you see almost every session and we get a little bit of intraday strength. we're not rocketing to the upside. so funny you started the segment off the market was rattled.

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. passing a deal that solves nothing, congress is taking another break. any wonder voters are saying give me a break? 74% of americans want to throw the bums out. would that solve the problem? let's find out. we'll go to dagen mcdowell, charlie and larry. larry, throw the bums out. it's the universal cry. would that be the answer? >> it sounds good to me. look, the single greatest asset we possess as a nation is our credibility and our

thanks very much, charles payne. but doom and gloomers abound. should you listen to 'em? cheryl: and you're in big trouble if you don't pay your parking ticket unless your car rental company in seattle. more of that coming up in my west coast minute. as we go to break, we want to take a look at winners on the s&p, pitney bowes, fidelity national information service. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. once wrote something on a sheet of paper and placed it in his factory for all to see. ♪ four simple words where the meaning

let's start off with charles payne. charles: bill gates, his ownership is down.s by 80 million shares every year. i would give bill gates two options. maybe two and a half. become ceo of the company. work with the company and maybe be chairman. he is still the richest man in the world. i do not see anything he is doing for the company itself. dennis: is bill gates what is ailing microsoft? >> no. the sh no, the long answer is heck no. gates is 57. he will be 58 later this month. there are no issues in terms of that. there are issues sometimes with chairman to our founders of the company. they stand in the way of innovation. gates is not. he came up with an e-book reader long before amazon. he had a big push on tablets long before the ipad. dennis: bill gates is not the problem here. what about the argument that says lee zack god as chairman and how bout the ceo grow some courage. charles: this is a guy who is a visionary. he is giving them an extra anger. dennis: bill gates, even though he is no longer in day to day control, he medals all the time. he is clearly

to ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell. along with adam

stuart: charles payne has an interest in this. as you say, you are looking nor chops. the show with you august 2. pounding the table on monday. i would love the viewers to go to my website. i have a special piece on there on how you can see these things come in. the volume was obvious. there was an overreaction, wall street estimate in the stock since late september. huge volume spikes, nobody knew this offer was coming. it was telegraphed and if you saw it come he could have made a lot of money. stuart: it looks pretty bad for the president. and ap poll approval rating for president obama, that is low. a gallup survey on confidence in the economy. quickly, charles, what do you make of all of this? charles: the market is speaking, the public is speaking. they may think they are winning a pr battle, they are all wrong. stuart: do you think maybe the tide is turning on this debt issue? lots more criticism on the i won't negotiate stand. charles: it is not working the way he thought. if there is not overwhelming clamoring for his side of the argument. they are not reading

joining us now is charles payne and in philadelphia, jack mcintyre, portfolio manager. is it surprising to you and worrisome to you as an investor this is ill going on some five years after the collapse of lehman brothers? >> it is actually not worry some, i think these are all kind of deflationary pressures and it tells me there is still some value in bonds, that is an under owned investment asset right now because everybody seems to hate bonds. dagen: you would buy treasuries right now? >> i still think there is still some value in treasuries. better value outside the u.s. or into emerging markets. what was the catalyst for the selling we saw from may to august. backed with the fed was doing about maybe they would start to taper, but everything you just pointed out tells you we need to keep global monetary policy, the fed is not going to be tapering this year. some of the higher yielding bond markets should do well. dagen: you had 3.8, almost $4 billion coming out of u.s. stock funds, money going back into the debt fund. >> investors have been holding onto the very en

charles payne success ratio has been excellent. he has another one. ll-time record in north dakota. these guys 196,000 acres, they're starting to grind it down here really good. what they will spend on drilling in 2009 it was 27 million. think about the investment they are pouring into it. in the oil jobs.com, pages and pages and pages of jobs in north dakota. this stock is acting really great, i think we have another big winner here. 25 to 50% winner here. a little above $13. stuart: you think it is up to 25, 26? charles: i think it will go up aat least $20 bid stuart: does t depend on the price of oil? charles: no business it to stay at 110 forever. but they will do well. the real big deal is how much they're putting into this in their returns. stuart: all right, thank you, charles. and just about an hour the president will address the design flaws of obamacare. how bad is it? is it an implosion? "washington post" columnist views the headline grabbing column last week. very good to have you with us. >> thank you for having me on. stuart: about an hou

here is charles payne. the companies which you have recommended in the last couple months hit a new highs this weekend most of them were ground floor technology companies no one had ever heard of. charles: whoever heard of mobile? stuart: you recommended it. charles: there are lots of them. we use this stuff every day, attached technology in these wonderful things on phones and tablets and yesterday we saw the old guard ibm get hammered and other old-guard stocks. don't want to say anything. chinese names have been phenomenal. stuart: that is one of your themes, technology is where america is that. charles: a whole lot of theories. one thing is rewarded, super dueburg growth. stuart: all the stocks on the scene, netflix, facebook, all new highs. all new highs. pretty good stuff. charles: they shouldn't be afraid to buy a $300 stock, they can get a lot of shares. as long as your investment goes up and you buy a $300 stock ended goes to 600 uw money so that is one thing i want to point out because some might

charles payne in for neil cavuto. and so much for all of those cones and barricades because the partial government shutdown getting hyped for bringing the pain doesn't look too painful to a lot of americans. so as life goes on, can america move on with a smaller government? ben stein, david mcdowell, and gary k. >> all evidence is we're a ok. we have hundreds of thousands of furloughs. we're still running just fine. for me, i've been saying it for years. the bottom line is government is an overbloated blob with too much waste. if i got in there, i'd knock 15% off the top and we'd still run very well. that's something that needs to get done. unfortunately, it never gets done. >> probably people are at home saying that 15% sounds small. i never knew there were 800,000, quote, nonessential workers in the government. >> well, more than 80% of the outlays are still in effect even with the shutdown. you know, social security, the military, and the like. so we -- but i do think that this gives us a chance to prioritize what

despite all this bouncing around, despite the tech sell-off today, do you think technology, charles payne your money? charles: absolutely. if you heard about this you expect this sort of volatility. stuart: industrial america is last generation. charles: they make money but don't grow. so they print cash but wall street rewards growth more than anything else. stuart: technology dominates the stock market because technology dominates the lives of young people. that is my opinion. there you have it. samantha murphy kelly is here for more on this. i am saying technology flat out dominates the lives of young people. that is where they put their money and we put our money into technology because it is the growth area of the future. >> technology like humans and is always evolve thing so to go to the store and buy something and year later apple or samsung will come out with the new bigger better thing so i think people are investing but always pushing the envelope, the technology company so you are always going to have something new and sparkly and shiny so there's always money to be made. stua

charles payne in for neil cavuto.o much for all of those cones and barricades because the partial government shutdown getting hyped for bringing the pain doesn't look too painful to a lot of americans. so as life goes on, can america move on with a smaller government? ben stein, david mcdowell, and gary k. >> all evidence is we're a ok. we have hundreds of thousands of furloughs. we're still running just fine. for me, i've been saying it for years. the bottom line is government is an overbloated blob with

i'm charles payne, stuart will be back monday. today here is the big story.thing from the national parks, the national monuments, closed. the feds won't let the state of arizona pay to keep the grand canyon open, they'll pay for it themselves. the treasury secretary tries to inflict maximum pain on the markets yesterday, spooking them with the default warning as he and the president actually trying to force a market selloff. still, we have big money stories for you to today that involve what else? technology. details on how much twitter makes, it's getting ready to go public and wait until you hear how much samsung made in just one quarter. we don't shut down for anything. "varney & company" is about to begin. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be i can tell you - safety is atr the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over a drilling activity twenty-four-

welcome i am charles payne in for neil cavuto, after the senate is done we're expecting to hear fromdent. fox business will cover every step of this. but right now to rich edson. >> reporter: voting is finally started. the bill passed a hurdle,60 vot. this moves on to the house, thanks to every republican and democratic senator agreeing not to stop this procedure alley they fast-tracked it. we hav

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charles: the clock is ticking, the deadli is coming, signs a tell m be brewing, welco i am charles payneuto, senators harry reid, and macdougamcconnell trying to peal a deal. >> you are hearing a lot of nuers, when debt ceiling would be extended o, there are a number of different numbers they are influx. this is an ongoing negiation right now, between the top democrat, and topepubcan in the senate. part of the negotiations is know as sequester, democra want to fund government to january because they want to

thank you to my buddy charles payne. $20 billion is a figure that is still sinking in.t is how much it is taking to get the vets to stop barking. now remember, folks, whatever your feelings about the big bang, get more people in homes, or we are us taking our dogs on you. not by getting their way, but by extorting their way then and now. jim tracy says that is what these big funds are really all about. he says he experienced it for himself when he was forced to pay millions. not to mention two years in prison for backdating stock options. they didn't remotely match the supposedly crime. so what do you make of this latest round? >> it is a funding of the deficit and they know they can get the money and i think some of the ceos are an unfortunate positions where they have to be pragmatic. >> normally you want to get something that the higher-ups won't be criminally prosecuted themselves. there are no guarantees, supposedly, or as they continue this. what do you make of this? >> we are you know the institutions, too big to fail. the likelihood of it is probably not very go

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welcome i am charles payne in for neil cavuto, after the senate is done we're expecting to hear from the president. fox business will cover every step of this. but right now to rich edson. >> reporter: voting is finally started. the bill passed a hurdle, needed 60 votes got 83. this moves on to the house, thanks to every republican and democratic senator agreeing not to stop this procedure alley they fast-tracked it. we have the voting in senate right now, it now heads to the house of representatives issue we're expecting they have enough votes to join with what is to be a near unanimous democratic caucus in the house of representatives to get it passed. now they have to work ough worka budget deal by december 15, i have to tell you, i can't imagine it is going to have great expected they will reach a budget deal. for now that increasing the debt ceiling to february, then treasury will use measure take that perhaps a few more months, it funds government fully until january 15. officially send it to the house where we're expecting it will pass. charles: i like the phrase, we could deb

ashley: time to make money with charles payne. bucks right there, big elephant dollars. is blinded by the light with a major player in the solar industry. solar, charles? >> solar has been amazing. i don't think i made more money in any other segment of the market in year than solar. up 100, 200%. chinese solar stocks are through the roof and still going. but this is a domestic play. solarcity. i think this could actually become one of these names that we all know, like a year ago, very few people ever heard of tesla. now of course everyone knows it. ashley: wow. >> this could be the next tesla. by the way elon musk is involved. chairman of the company. on friday they announced they would issue 3.4 million shares. he says i will step up and buy a lot of those. him and ceo bottom up 165,000 of them. -- ashley: what is so great about it? >> their business is expanding. their estimate for next year on solar panels that they would have installed were the equivalent of 278 megawatts. they hiked that to 525 megawatts. ashley: double. >> so to be able to double your projections

charles: the clock is ticking, the deadline is coming, signs a tell might be brewing, welcome i am charles payne in for neil cavuto, senators harry reid, and macdougamcconnell trying to peal a deal. >> you are hearing a lot of numbers, when debt ceiling would be extended to, there are a number of different numbers they are influx. this is an ongoing negotiation right now, between the top democrat, and top republican in the senate. part of the negotiations is known as sequester, democrats want to fund government to january because they want to have a discussion, negotiation on those automatic spending cuts that were part of the debt deal a couple of years ago, they believe it could be an opening to get rid of some cuts in exchange for revenue increases, creating problems for republicans here, and republicans concerned about them wanting to increase spending levels without those offset. we're told that republicans are standing firm on that part, part of increases will spending, perhaps kicking the rest of negotiations to a process to come later. also a question of timing on this. a lot of procedur

welcome, i am charles payne and four neil cavuto and let's get to bridgeheads in with the latest. reporter: we are right back where we started. twelve hours of negotiating common house republicans coming out with two separate plans could not get enough votes to pass without the house. so it's back to the senate. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell figure back to the negotiating table. it appears now that the house will have to take whatever the senate negotiators come with where we will surpass that deadline. the issue is also close, the treasury department saying that they can't pay the bills after november 17 and skepticism about that day. independent groups that have put out later dates as well. but you would need to have almost were every single senator agree not to hold up the process in the u.s. senate for them to get anything out on time. the house is a much quicker process. but the realization is that there will be democratic votes toopass an increase in the debt ceiling. house republicans have been a unable to go at it it alone. they tried it twice they couldn't do it