ben stein and david mcdowell are back along with charles payne and adam lashinsky and we have -- where idaho, he is coming back? >> well, i was in idaho. >> it is one of the live reports, and we were taking the over/under whether he was going to be mowed down, but he will be back next week. all right. let's speak about this charles payne, and here we go again. >> yes. >> and now, maybe sh, the earma are the way to mark it for the v.a. and the v.a. problems will go away. >> well sh, we know that with respect to the budget, it has grown dramatically and the president, himself, bragged about how much money has been thrown at the problem, and the serious problems is of course structurek and the lack of leadership, and really the lack of accountability, and money is not going to make that better, but make it worse probably.

charles payne is next. that's "the willis report." charles: tonight on "making money." market at record highs, my greatest worry? the doom and gloom cloud is too quiet. when pessimism pops, that is time to head for the his. people that take risk and make investments they deal with all sorts of fear and anxiety. the last thing they need to feel bad about their success. ownership society is answer to closing income inequality gap. >>> plus one thing our elected officials, one thing to come up goofy ideas and backward medicine for the economy and another thing when they simply cook the books. i call it reckless and lazy. italians have better name for it. get ready. time to make some money. ♪ charles: hi, i'm charles payne ever. welcome to "making right here right now i will help you make money investing in the stock market. here to help, our investment pros. dana hughes, what are you watching? >> the highs keep coming, charles, i say keep investing for the long haul. charles: wow, we have a believer. tracy byrnes, what is on your mind? >> you're resident italian. financial

david: charles payne. thank you very much, charles.iew for a his show, making money with charles payne. see that at 6:00 p.m. eastern time right here on fox business. don't change the channel. charles will be back with you in a moment. >>> some of new york's brownstones are becoming greenstones. coming up cheryl casone is here to tell us whether going green will pay off for investors. >>> if you're looking for ways to invest in the u.s. sales drilling boom, we'll tell you about a business riding the wave and looking to double production. we'll talk to the ceo in just a moment. [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? [ exhales deeply ] [ male announcer ] well there is biotene. specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants, biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. [ applause ] biotene -- for people who suffer from dry mouth. bioten

i am charles payne, you are watching never before seen footage from my new show. r panel and a few of my friends have joined me to make more money. another "payne playbook" is next. >> s e u i l l e t o n? >> correct. [cheering and applauding] charles: this makes the eighth year in a row the winner is of indian descent. i have no problem with it, in fact i applaud the success because the real world these the people who are going to go ahead and get the great opportunities. this brings us to google. as far as i'm concerned in terms of the warning to women, black and hispanic that all native foreign americans, everyone is saying we need more diversity. i think google will hire anybody who has a job skills. >> you are hitting it on the head. historically they'r there tryino keep secrets, it was under trade secrets. now brought out by the freedom of information act. you have to go back and look at the school system because that is where the problem is. companies like google, apple, microsoft and others need the best on the planet. charles: they are trying to bring peop

charles: they are saying shack up. >> yes. >> i have to answer to charles payne. i know have you a lot of act today on social media. >> fired up about our av flu enda -- affluenza rant. >> ironic thing about is that it results in the same mind set as somebody on welfare. charles: let's talk about, that they are rip or poor, they believe they are entitleed to something, waiting for society to give it to them. >> and you could say i'm too rich for it, same thing i'm stuck in welfare, and they have an excuse. >> and we're mistaken that affluenza is just for wealthy people, to that person's points, everyone is impacted, people think they are entitled. >> one more. easy to talk about av flew enda affluenza when you are rich yourself. >> joannie? >> i think it comes, back to -- a little bit of entitlement but as parents, i have two children, i think it is teaching accountability, and at young ages how to have moreisism empa. >> it is hard as a parent who grew up with nothing, you want to give your kids everything, it is hard to draw that line. >> it is hard, i have to t

charles payne. he is next. are we wiping out all the jobs that require drivers and more importantly, is that a good thing? the use ciccone measures. listen, we all love clean air, but we love a strong economy too. this will hit everybody in the wallet. the market is at an all-time high, so i'm here to help you make some money. let's do it. ♪ charles: hi, i am charles payne. welcome to "making money." right here right now i will help you make money by investing in the stock market. here to help our the investment pros. what are you watching? >> i'm going to you how small business owners have to believe in magic. charles: tracy byrnes, i know you believe in magic. >> i say good for them. charles: matt mccall. >> tech stocks are flying once again. pop some bottles, let's make it rain. [laughter] charles: what is big on social media? >> the driverless car debate. i think you may be blowing it out of proportion. charles: they don't make it in my size yet. this is not countdown to the crash or fast trades. it is not

if you're curious about a stock or industry, you can always ask charles, and payne's pros. even though charles isn't here, we're still doing. this we're going to help you make money. kate is tracking social media looking at questions. what are people asking. >> this comes from richard on facebook. he says matt likes regional banks. check out first bank shared family owned regional in south dakota. it's our first ask matt. what do you think? >> i like it, there's so many regional banks, small companies have never heard of. i had to do research on the company. charles looks at the fundamentals. 1.52 not that bad. p/e ratio of 14 and 2.4% dividend. >> how does that compare to the s&p 500? >> dividend? >> right. >> higher, 1.9. higher than that. and almost in line with the 10-year. what's interesting about the company, has about 75 branches based in montana. why would you want montana? south dakota and wyoming as well. fracking, the biggest moneymakers we've seen. this company has done well, their wealth is created, they're getting more deposits and doing more loans. >> one of t

liz: charles payne. against the name of the show,,:ñ "making money," but clearly, everybody needsf to watch this. >> thank you. liz: 6 p.m. eastern time. >> thanks a lot, liz. liz: a great group of people, very smart team there with charles. closing bell ringing in five minutings. ipo pa lose sa, we're expecting to see the biggest number of ipos in nearly 14 years. why now and could we be on the verge of(k lz an ipo bubble? we've got the answers "after the bell." stay tuned. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change 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. liz: we got the dow and zap in positive territory as ashley webster joins me. >> liz

melissa: charles payne? >> first of all, leave it to name someone named charles to be disenter and start trouble. melissa: i love it. true, i love that name. >> who would they sell the bonds to right now? >> you know what? the market, we have absorbed a 3% deficit as share of gdp in the u.s. i think that is our 30-year average and that is about what it is today. the u.s. economy could absorb this easily and i think they could let these bond run off and i think they could sell them off faster and i think we could absorb this kind of debt ish okay. charlie gasparino. >> i would say the fed speak with forked tongue. if you listen to the language, this is moderately growing economy and we should be tapering a lot faster. we should be raising interest rates, if you believe the language in their report. the problem the fed realizes this is sales document, it is pr the underlying facts of this economy is not very strong. the labor participation is dismal. there is a lot of temporary jobs and fed knows it is only ga

have a great night, charles payne is coming up on his show "making money with charles payne" ♪ ♪ charlest on "making money with charles payne", is minimum-wage really the same fight as the fight on civil rights? this wage fight is getting out of hand. we have more on pulling oneself up by the bootstraps. and the idea that expensive consumer goods is just as much damage to the notion that young americans never learn right from wrong. we are going to take on both sides of that coin. also, this is due tweaks for

if you know someone who's an american success, post it on facebook.com/charles payne. hem on "making money." the market got hammered a little bit today. people were worried. who do we go to? kate? you're in the hot seat! . charles: all right, time for the hot seat, 15 seconds, they're going to tell you what's going to happen tomorrow morning. this is important, kate, you're up first. >> charles, tomorrow, intel, dell and samsung had a meeting of the minds today about the ioe, the internet of everything which varney says is a talking refrigerator. trying to create a communications framework, companies to watch, apple and google both down in after-hours trading. charles: a 7 trillion dollar industry. hitha, you're in the hot seat. >> talking about things that are bigger and better, but walmart is getting smaller and smaller with their floor sizes. instead of going for large supersized stores at 200,000 square feet. they're downsizing, establishing convenience stores at 40,000 square feet. charles: the secret to success is making the aisles big enough for two big oversized

charles payne is the host of "making money with charles payne" on the fox business network. >> how magnanimousthat maybe homeowners that might have been hurt should get a piece of the action. did you listen to the press conference? out of $7 billion. we'll let the homeowners get $2.5 billion. after that, they should get something. we'll take the lion's share of this money. there are so many narratives to this thing, it is really outrageous on every single level. it really is. >> so the banks get punished for something that was really a triangle. in order to make this housing crisis happen, you had the banks, fannie mae and freddie mac, scott-free in this, then some homeowners who never should have signed up for loans that they got. >> a lot of these homeowners weren't victims. a lot of people, well, they got suckered in by adjustable rate mortgages. a large portion lost their homes before the rate mortgage even changed, while they were still paying the teaser rate. a lot of them put no money down. say there are legitimate people who were stiffed in one way or the other. one critical element th

"making money" with charles payne is next. . charles: tonight on "making money" -- despite the, we've got the foundation of the constitution capitalism, innovation and potential energy independence. yes, they're all under attack. we're going to talk about it. >>> plus the race to the first trillion dollar company. it's bound to happen, who's going to be first? my pros are going to weigh in on it. want to hear from you, too. >>> you're going to get a progress report of the ideas and news for the week. >>> overall loyal viewers, you should be making a ton of money, you should be cashing in bigtime. still, i have a great goal, my goal is to empower everybody watching. sit back, relax, get out your pens. we're going to make some money. . charles: hi, i'm charles payne, welcome to "making money," right here right now, we're going to do what we do best. help you invest in the stock market. here to help us, our investment pros, hitha prabhakar, i had an e-mail, the woman was so fascinated with you, she said forget all the role models, y

you need to listen to charles payne. often than not you are slamming, you are getting it right. watch making money with charles payne. we need you to dvr it, tivo it, 6 p.m. eastern right here on the fox business network. >> we'll even take the first two people that come to the studio, live audience. [laughter] liz: a lot of people showing up at the door. charles, thank you very much. closing bell ringing in 36 minutes. as former first lady hillary clinton weighs that possible run for the presidency, what does the current first lady think about another clinton in the white house? our charlie gasparino has exclusive details about what was said at manhattan fundraiser where a lot of wealthy business people show up earlier this month. we're counting down to facebook's earnings report after the closing bell. will the world's largest social media network beat wall street expectations for the ninth quarter in a row? who better to ask than a ceo who has a very strong business relationship with too facebook e the earliest days.

david: here with us is charles payne, host of fox business, "making money with charles payne."a lot of people have questions. will they continue to do so in a downturn? big question for you, were you doing more buying or selling today? >> i did some selling at open but -- david: in total, did it amount -- >> who will buy when the market is dropping 300 points. david: somebody very bullish on market. >> number because you're bullish doesn't mean you buy every tick down. it means, longer term -- david: this is not just every tick. 300 points. no bargains at end of the day? >> yeah. but down mean a bargain can not become even cheaper bargain. that is the point. there were bargains at start of the session, stocks down lower. doesn't mean a great stock can't go lower particularly people selling wholesale. there is no urgency particularly ahead of jobs report. i can't imagine too many people were buying today to be quite frank. liz: david chalupnik from nuveen with 120 billion in assets. i'm telling anybody to buy and sell. they have many fund. consumer discrest that. >> ry he likes.

. ♪ >> i am charles payne welcome to "making money" i will help you to invest in the stock market. hope you have something special for us. >> i am going shopping this week and. >> what is the headlines. >> the market looks good but >> yesterday. >> do you know, that market scandal? [laughter] >> i am hot i just ran from another studio. i am tripping. [laughter] >> the social bien que route. >> people call alex on those stocks. >> i appreciate it. we will talk about that later but i said it before this is not count down to of the crash the essential investing billion weld over time and that is what we're here to help you do we do by the of "the real real deal" to look under the hood to teach the lessons that nobody else does. we will do that right now. with the "the real real deal." 3.$7 billion to address illegal immigration crisis like all big stories of ramifications' cut across all aspects. here is jesse jackson attacking the administration's. >> with $4 billion to a billion can come to chicago. charles: a lot of people are asking for money. so how about throwing a few billion d

i'm charles payne, welcome to "making money." we're going to help you make a whole lot of money investing in the stock market. here to help us do it, investment pros. hitha prabhakar, you look classier every single night. >> old dress, but thank you. charles: matt mccall, i love the suit, people are trying adjust their iris right now? >> i got good tweets again. charles: tracy byrd, elegant as usual. how are you? >> feeling good. charles: we did okay. >> interesting day. charles: interesting day, and kate rogers social media guru, what's going on? >> everybody is talking about crumbs, when they announced they were going out of business, i don't know where i was. >> i've said it before and say it again, not about day trading, not about countdown to the crash, the idea of successfully investing and building real wealth in the portfolio takes a little bit of time. we'll tell you how to do it. we use this technique, call it the real, real deal. behind the scenes, look under the hood. try to find the real information that ultimately w

of "making money" with charles payne.ngs my staff made up and we invite to you play at home. kennedy, play away. >> america's favorite new game show, real or fake. started with quote number one, a host of a well-known tv show recently said, quote, if you exclude murders, detroit has an extremely low crime rate. is that real or fake? all three of you got that one, wrong! >> i would have said it. [ laughter ] >> quote number two, talking about the irs scandal where the agency admitted to giving extra scrutiny to tea party and conservative groups. one news anchor had a different take. in my mind the irs are the once targeted in this investigation, is that real or fake? that is, in fact, real, msnbc alex wagner said it, in my mind, the irs who is trying to get this out, they're the once targeted in this whole investigation. [ laughter ] >> they were targeted after they did a wrong thing. >> al capone said the same thing, what can i tell you. >> you targeted it. real or fake, a tv show host talking about black friday shopping

>> charles payne. the best deal is the hell helloy card. s up to consumers to read the fine print, sign up with a card provider with good terps. charles: i dis, millennials every now and then. they are smart enough to say i don't want to do banking business with these guy. >> sad thing is that people like the kardashians are preying on people to read the fine print. charles: in federal justin bieber signed a deal, he is getting pid millions a year, a fee $3.95 a month, $1 paoeuft ever1. 50 everytime you use any change you 50 cents if you want to collect your balance. >> suze orman, a dollar to check your balance. >> people spend $133 billion on the prepaid debit cards that is up from 30 million in 2006. i feel with the celebrity cards they want to align themselves with celebrities but they don't realize -- they are really. charles: kim kardashian foal maybe people are realizing i like the music or whatever? >> i think they started to disassociate themselves from it but challenge is they are preying on lower income or millennials, they don't

"making money" with charles payne is coming up right now.. charles: tonight on "making money" -- wall street's pumped. all the news about the megamergers good for investors, and not just a byproduct of cheap money from the fed. it's business confidence indicator and a great sign for the economy. >>> plus, what do the new four kim kardashian and janet yellen have in common? they are making money and great role models for young girls. says me anyway, wait until the pros weigh in. >>> ongoing argument who should get paid what and when. college athletes said they should get paid for their services. buckle up, get your pens. let's go make some money. . charles: hi. i'm charles payne and welcome to "making money." right here right now, i'm going to help you make money. have you seen these stocks! my goodness! we're going to help you make a lot of money. our investment pros, speaking of female superhero. wow! look at you, girl. >> i channeled my own le tigre. charles: tiger woman beats cool socks any day. >> no more talk now about that. [ laughter ]

we will call this the charles rule, the charles payne principal. watch the stock when the ceo leaves. it often goes up. want to tell me what is happening? >> so much interesting news today. it is up 3.5%, the ceo meeting at the end of the year. i will give you the background of the new board members that might be coming up, activist investor is. one of the analysts took a look and said the ceo meeting, new investors, people coming on may not have the company at all. they think the been dwindling over the last few years seeing customer traffic dropping between 2.5% to 3% each of the last five years. you could have the ceo be for change the board members but you got to stop. why are we seeing this departure from the ceo? first of all they will be flooding the chairman and ceo world, activist investor is bowling to what has been set up for himself, going to be stepping down. part of the reason a lot of a anger came when they sold off red lobster, $2.1 billion, they didn't even bring it to the shareholders for a vote. back to the investors saying that

disclaimer would not hold water in the face of a formal experiment to see how elizabeth macdonald, charles payner and napolitano reacted when suddenly everybody dislikes us. and of course as you know, those things happen in this business. [laughter] >> i'm getting a lot of dislike right now. charles: researchers are now using 3d printers print tiny blood vessels needed to keep oregon's alive. we will talk to the doctor behind this breakthrough. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? [ exhales deeply ] [ male announcer ] well there is biotene.

charles payne is coming right up. charles: tonight on "making money," what if i told you that greatest threat to stock market is not geo political events in middle east or ukraine but your paycheck getting largeer, economists and wall street break for waives of inflation on wall street, important was not leaving your investment on autopilot, the flip side of selling too fast? holding too long. all in what is in a name, maybe everything. we know that people, places and products that have gone through name changes, does it always work? i have a meaningful life lesson for you. and a fresh stock idea, let's do it, let's go make some more money. charles: i am charles payne, mere to make you some money, right now, every day, we help you make money by investing in a stock market, we're making a lot of money for a lot of people, here to help us our investment pros heating hitha are you ready? >> we're jam-packed. ed. charles: matt for you ready? >> i am ready, big news after the bell but they are not moving much. charles: a co

charles payne is next. the marco. ♪ charles: tonight on making mommy as we wait for 17000 going to empower you you to be eight that are self-directed investor. plus, i'm going to go over my track record so far and it might be time to ring the register. with the went on america that disqualifies a person from being wealthy? if you have to go around head-to-head to become a leader of the free world you will a lot of favors, so will the rebellion against the rich make it impossible to put the right person in the white house? check this out. this 16-year old hodgman nor has bold and more than a million bucks and i'm here to inspire you to follow your dreams and all you the tools to make them come true. so, let's go make some money. ♪ ♪ charles: welcome to making money right here right now. i will help you make money by investing in the stock market and here to help our investment pro. what he watching? >> that private sector is on fire. i'm worried about tomorrow's implement report that will cy, what is igood ne

charles payne. and this is all about tax rates, i get that. but this largest grossing drug in the world belongs to american company which will jump ship, what do you make of this? charles: it is a statement that these large companies are moving offshore because of tax rates. a message that anyone in congress send in the white house they should get this message, come up with the legislation to stop this from happening. instead how about making solar companies from overseas will love to do the exact opposite. how about moving to america because not only the richest economy in the world but better tax rates. instead they have gone the other way. stuart: what we tell companies you have responsibility to americans? i disagree with that entirely. they have a responsible it may as much money as they can for their shareholders, that is their responsibility. charles: absolutely. it is not working. any company who tries to build a company around that is going to lose everything that time. of course you want to work smart and be good to the environment, b

charles payne is calling this a gender gap. .eil: apparently the sexes are different, a new study shows that rich women think the stock market is too risky. it's just the opposite of men. charles payne is here to disavout women of the notion that the markets are bad, just like he does every night on his hit show here on fox business at 6:00 p.m. charles, first of all, why do you think it is they're afraid. history would more than warrant their trepidation. >> history would warrant anyone's trepidation until you look at history. let's pull up a 100 year chart of the dangerous shark infested thing called the stock market. the dow has done from 44 on to 17,000. neil: i don't have 100 years. >> i deal with a lot of women. a lot of women subscribe to my business. >> slow down sparky. >> from an investment point of view. but the thing is i don't find they're more intimidated or afraid of the market. i find they go about it in a different way than men. neil: men are more into the brafato. >> men ignore the warning signs, women are more

charles payne.ble to figure out the actually dick louse things that reporters said from stuff my staff made up. we invite you to play along at home. kennedy, take it away. >> absolutely let's play america's favorite new game show, real or fake. let's go to number one. a host of a well-known tv show recently said, if you exclude murders, detroit actually hadz an extremely low crime rate. is that real or fake? >> all three of you got that one wrong. >> i would have said it. i have never been to report. >> talking about the irs scandal where the agency admitted to giving extra scrutiny to tea party or conservative groups one news anchor thhad a different take. in my mind the irs had been targeted in this investigation. is at that real or fake? that is in fact real. alex wagner said it. >> in my mind the irs, they were the ones that have been actually targeted in this whole investigation. (laughter) >> they were targeted after they did a wrong thing. >> that is rich. real or fake here. number three. a t

melissa: money with charles payne at 6:00 p.m.. before we head to liz check this out.tronauts suffering more than most after team usa's world cup loss to germany, they made a bet with a german colleague that whoever lost would have all their hair shaved off. we know how that turned out. off came those luscious locks. look at that one. that is rough. markets gaining solid ground marking the first of july. let's check liz claman for preview of what is going on in the next hour. liz: we came within two points, record territory for the transports. the s&p and the dow, watching your money, watching your stock. the favorite sectors for the second half. and we are watching tv and movies. what a summer it is going to be, already kicked off with transformers and looking at imax, joining us live, he will be exclusive and is going to talk about running beyond the age of extinction and what are the movies in the pipeline? that will just crush it for imax? don:'s ceo coming up and we are also talking general motors and more importantly chrysler. you see that stock? very interesting

charles payne is next. ♪ ♪ charles: tonight on making money, yeah, we hit 13,000 on the dow in part duethat great jobs report, but did it really deserve so much hype from the mainstream media? i'm going to take you new the good, the bad and the ugly. plus, officially put on your money where your mouth is, we're going to do something you're going to love. we're talking about a real, real deal to show you how much of a good investment are coming from ideas with people just like you. and maybe even more money than your money manager understands you can make by going with your gut. and watch how we connect the dots. we're going to give you confidence to invest in what you already know. the movie industry keeps turning out duds, so movie theaters are finding fresh ways to get us in seats, but will it be the industry's saving grace? will you pay more if your seat is bigger? just a sign of the times, so let's go make some money. ♪ ♪ charles: hi, i'm charles payne, and welcome to "making money." excuse the freudian slip, 17,000 we hit. [laughter] here to help our investorwx pro, matt mccall, tr

#oneluckyguy, fox business's charles payne and he is outnumbered. >> good to see you. >> we're excited to have you. >> so am i. >> are you geared up for this. >> i think so. i was going to wear knee pads on underneath it and a helmet. >> i saw your twitter feed. >> you did? >> yeah, i did. >> i worked with charles for a few years now and i know how to get him going. so -- >> she knows all my hot buttons. all of them. >> can't wait. >> see you in court. house speaker john boehner outlining his legal strategy in his lawsuit against president obama saying it will focus on president picking and choosing when he enforces parts of obamacare. speaker boehner in a statement saying, quote, in 2013 the president changed the health care law without a vote of congress. effectively creating his own law by literally waving the employer mandate an penalty for failing to comply with it. that is not the way our system of government was designed to work. no president should have the power to make laws on his or her own. in response the white house saying quote, it is disappointing that speaker boehner a

. >>> charles payne is the host of "making money with charles payne." what do you make of the merger? >> there's been some rumblings over these dollar stores for the last few months because they've sort of fallen on hard times. in the case of family dollar, they just expanded too much. it was a company that benefited and at the initial stages of the great recession because everyone started shopping at dollar stores. didn't matter how poorly you ran your store, people went to them. anybody who's seen a family dollar and dollar tree, they're like night and day. think it is a great deal for both companies and i think it is going to be a pretty good deal for consumers. >> how do you feel in general about mergers. the first thing that comes to my mind is reduced competition. >> you brought up walmart. they are the behemoth of all behemoths. i think this will be good for consumers in that the ultimate company will have greater purchasing power, lower prices, and can pass that on to consumers. the airlines have consolidated though to the point where we're at t

some things you just can't ever lived out of this is one of them and a very very ugly charles payne in this morning's broadcast of fox and friends of the fox so-called news and it's argued that people who support the ways in the minimum wage are basically telling workers they are back in their position. check it out. as essentially i guess what you're saying to these workers is you were born this way in his position where you can never be better yourself better yourself you can never get an education you can never work on a site you can never have a knowledge you can ever go out there employ your money to get a start a business you are stuck in it's because somehow you were born with a pitch it sees that only you'll only have a certain skill set the minimum skillset. this is just ridiculous i mean if anybody is telling minimum wage workers that there's darkness it's republicans like charles payne because they're blocking every single measure that would improve the lives or increase the opportunities for working people raising the minimum wage or even make it easier to join a union they

ben stein and david mcdowell are back along with charles payne and

charles payne, you say, why stop there? is. >> why stop there? i love the idea, too, of a ceo coming to wshgashington, d.c., will he be am loued to do what a ceo can do, bring in the accountability, and wreck the place and turn it upside down, and turn it into something that serves the function of the people it is supposed to be serving, and if not, it is all a show. >> we call that an opening salvo. i want to bring in the rest of the friend and my gang in here, and we have charles kasewn, and charles gas pa reno. >> i think that bob mcdonald is an interesting choice, but not the right choice. he had a rough time at procter & gamble. >> at the end. >> and because of the not paying attention and accused by the boards -- >> too many boards. you are a hater. >> and a little bit. he does have the military experience so i like the idea of, i mean, i would privatize my v.a. if i had the droth erers at it, but to bring in somebody with the military experience, he, himself, is not the right choi choice. no matter who they bring in, it is going to be some

>> like that idea. >> charles making money payne, yogot that right. well done charles. >> no !feel like george bush when he was reelected. charles: all right, dani. i am sure have you learned this the hard way, people you do have to ask? >> you do you have to be assertive and have confidence, but it has it come from within, you have to believe in what you do, have passion. charles: how does someone who is young, untested get that belief system, you know, don't you have to little bit fake it till you make it. >> to some degree. they gave he a phone book, said start at j, it helps that i was a woman in a man's industry, my voice over the phone was different from the others. charles: a lot of women, when i was a broker had a hard time to rejection, they were not accustomed to it. >> but i was on the phone nobody could see me that had nothing to do with it you work with what you got. >> i hear you. >> i learned that, one of my first clients it was a tough sell, a friend said he wants to be sold, he wanting to business with you, you have to convince him he wants to do business with

payne, no gain." let's go make some money to for. ♪ charles: i and charles payne. ome to "making money" be will help you by investing in the stock market. are you ready for the weekend? the man going shopping again [laughter] charles: you are helping the economy. >> i am ready for a nice relaxing weekend not shopping but the cuban cigar and a scotch. tracey: it was political. >> i like the action tell the audience why. >> i want to talk about beyonce. >> i just talked to a bunch of kids a couple of hours ago. that was interesting. charles: talk about a role model we are here and for those who'd day's trade i am not dissing it's a or dissing the crash but if you are waiting you were making a big mistake. we want you to build your wealth in a portfolio over time to take profits and losses you stay in the game. then we have what we call "the real real deal" and do the number crunching using the calculator by first i want to start off right away blowing the whistle from the investment playbook remember talking about diversity of twitter? the role of women in society obv