"making money" with charles payne is coming up next. have a great night. ♪ ♪ charles: live from las vegas, at caesars palace. this is the money show. look at this live audience. let's go make some money! ♪ >> live from caesars palace in las vegas, this is "making money" with charles payne. [applauding] charles: tonight, we'll be answering all your questions about investing, the stock market, real estate, retirement. your goals, your mistakes, your fears, the challenges ahead. not for direct investors like yourself, but for everybody in this country. now let's meet the investment pros. chris is with us. fabian wealth strategies. chris, welcome back to the show. check out hilary kramer, guys. look at that. are you kidding me? a movie star! [applauding] a&g capital. also, scottie nell hughes. tpnn news director. and the man with the famous socks. matt mccaul. founder of penn financials group. we'll jump right into it. the market. closed at an all-time high today. and yet, you walk around this building, it does not feel like it. i remember d

but enough about him, charles payne, back to us. the president's on to us. which means he's on to you. what do you think? >> yeah. he's definitely on to me okay? and his minoiions have let me know. it's funny that he says fox news is the leading proponent to cast the poor sponges as leeches and users, but i tell you what on the other end of the spectrum without a doubt, president obama is a leading voice in a sense that someone born poor in this country, particularly black and poor have no chance that they have seer row opportunity to pull themselves up by their bootstraps and they are somehow an astronaut shot into space, no gravity, nothing to hold on to nothing to grab on to no way to control their own destiny and to me that's a bigger crime. >> what do you think? >> now i know why i worked here. we were responsible for that all pretty good stuff. >> not the 100 years of war but that would have taken a lot of time. >> same valentine's day massacre. what is interesting about president obama, you would think a man of his intelligence which i think he has a

charles payne, you're first. >> ibm has been a t's coming back. it's a stock to buy while wall street doesn't love it. >> krg is a regular banking etf. rates dough do go up. >> david is next. >>> if we can't ask from society's lottery winners to just make that modest investment then really this conversation is for show. >> the president suggesting that the super successful in this country are super lucky. like lotto winners. now, where have we heard that before? >> if you've got a business you didn't build that somebody else made that happen. >> i did not run for office to be helping out a bunch of, you know fat cat bankers on wall street. it must be because i worked harder than everybody else. there are a

or charles payne? the answer right after this. . neil: the government does this, the government can do that. is the media simply too busy kissing up to the government to objectively cover the government. the media is one of the least trusted institutions, second only to congress. that's according to one recent poll. media watchers say that the fourth estate stopped being the government's watchdog decades ago. brent interesting to me that despite all of that it's like the media wants to double down on the faith in government and question those who would dare question government. >> yeah, it is incredible that they're response to be marginalized is to be more marginalized. they've become so radicalized. we've seen something in the last two years i hadn't seen before. since 2008 i should say. this commitment this deliberate commitment not to report news, if it harms the narrative of the left. this is not one example this is not two examples i can give you 20 examples. as a matter of fact you and i talked about this many times on the sh

we will be here tomorrow, that is it for "the willis report" and coming up next we have charles payne and "making money." you don't want to miss it. have a great night. ♪ ♪ ♪ charles: live from las vegas, this is "making money" with charles payne. and check out this beautiful live audience. ♪ announcer: this is "making money" with charles payne. ♪ ♪ ♪ charles: tonight we are going to answer all of your questions about investing, the stock market, real estate, retirement, not just for direct investments by for everybody else in this country. let's meet the investment pros. chris, welcome to the show. check out hilary kramer. she looks like a movie star. and of course not to be upstaged, we have scotty with us. and matt mccall, founder and president of his financial group. thank you so much, for being here today. stock set an all-time high today, yet we walk around this building and it does not feel like it. i remember doing a money show in 2000. some of you guys were probably here. it was maybe 20 times larger, three-story boost, it was euphoric. none of that today. but there's somethi

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charles payne, diggen mcdow, along with our other guests. professor stein, along with his many other credentials, the title professor is included. is it a big deal ben? >> it's just nonsense. i mean today's colleges teach you things like sexual ethics among new york rich people -- >> i see you picking up right where you left off last week way to go. >> and what's wrong with that? >> hey, i want to know why rich people have sex. >> it's not -- it's just nonsense. he has learned so much. he's learned to be courageous brave, taking on the unions taking on haters. taking on people who want to have the status quo. or be bankrupt in the state of wisconsin. he is an amazingly brave man with great leadership qualities and i love him a lot. the fact he doesn't have 33 credits to finish his degree doesn't mean a damn thing to me. >> don't dodge and weave with me, do you like him or not? >> i like him. >> okay. >> i hope we can get away from the fact -- i hope we can get away from this in this country where young people have been conned into overpaying

about it when we come back from las vegas. ♪ announcer: live from caesars palace here again is charles payne it is the economy. well he may actually play a role in this thing. because the bottom line, we want to know what the next president is going to do to fix this economy. what we want to do is talk about what the 2016 candidates may or may not say. hillary clinton she has not announced or economic agenda that a lot of people will say that she tries to run the coattails of her husband. and again, if you listen, it seems like she is being pushed to more taxes, more regulation taking money to people that are in it. let's talk about this with our political expert, everyone is wondering because there are so many candidates out there. but what plan should emerge? >> most of them sound exactly the same and a lot of them are advocating this you have someone like rand paul that wants to continue to reduce spending and then you have scott walker who says i'm going to reinstate this. but that is the problem as why we don't have a clear front runner. >> talking about tax rates from 35 to 25 and he's

charles payne host of making money. jack you've hough. we're waiting for charles payne. he is in so demand. >> i can't wait. melissa: he is that's right. >> which one do you want to start with. melissa: start with the irs. >> right. melissa: refusing to fire workers that they found cheatings on their taxes. >> yeah. melissa: 60% of the cases involved willful violations. 1580 deemed to intentionally cheated on their taxes. >> only thing i can think of these folks must be hard to fire because they're union workers. i never quite understood how you have a labor union supposed to help you gain leverage against person that pays your wages. but in this case the taxpayers are paying wages. we have union that fights against us to prevent these, prevent the irs from betting rid of people who are cheating on their taxes. melissa: these are the people policing us, making sure we're paying our taxes and they're not paying their taxes. gregg jarrett, let me ask you about the defense department audit that found pentagon employees using their government credit cards to gamble and pay f

announcer: live from caesars palace, here again is charles payne. arles: welcome back, we are live from caesars palace. a politician once said it is the economy. well, he may actually play a role in this thing. because the bottom line, we want to know what the next president is going to do to fix this economy. what we want to do is talk about what the 2016 candidates may or may not say. hillary clinton, she has not announced or economic agenda that a lot of people will say that she tries to run the coattails of her husband. and again, if you listen, it seems like she is being pushed to more taxes, more regulation, taking money to people that are in it. let's talk about this with our political expert, everyone is wondering because there are so many candidates out there. but what plan should emerge? >> most of them sound exactly the same and a lot of them are advocating this, you have someone like rand paul that wants to continue to reduce spending and then you have scott walker who says i'm going to reinstate this. but that is the problem as why we do

or charles payne? the answer right after this. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. . neil: the government does this, the government can do that. is the media simply too busy kissing up to the government to objectively cover the government. the media is one of the least trusted institutions, second only to congress. that's according to one recent poll. media watchers say that the fourth estate stopped being the government's watchdog decades ago. brent interesting to me that despite all of that it's like the media wants to double down on the faith in government and question those who would dare question government. >> yeah, it is incredible that they're response to be marginalized is to be more marginalized. they've become

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why charles payne says trust him. you'll regret sitting this one out, guys. . neil: well here's why they often call this market a stealth rally. so many aren't participating in it in fact, more than half of americans don't own any stock at all after this incredible run-up, because they don't trust this. they don't trust stocks. when things go south investors run scared. look what happened on october 19th, 1987. i was there for the scare. suddenly it was a freefall a better than 22% pummel in the dow and nervous traders were looking over their shoulders. what they don't know and readily worry about is how far down the correction has to go. how long it will take and how many more people will be hurt in the process before the market decides if it decides to turn around. neil: well, you know you'll be happy to know that markets did come back and puberty did kick in. [ laughter ] >> now you know the rest of the story. i hate when they staff does this to remind me. same lego hair then, same lego hair now. after the 2008 meltdown when people thought stocks couldn't ge

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making money with charles payne is coming up next. have a great -- charles: so are there two americas? are they drifting further apart? remember barack obama, hillary clinton, they railed about the two americas in 2008 saying, hey, it's an indictment against bush. it's an indictment against capitalism. of course, the notion they all favored the rich. in the last six years, policy and rhetoric, browbeat the rich have backfired. a couple things have proven to be right. a, obama's policies crushed the dreams and hopes of the middle and lower class. and, b, rich people spend money. that money goes into society. it creates jobs. they're not hoarding money. although, it's their prerogative. tiffany's, did you see it today, the biggest winner on the s&p. coupled with the strong sales recently at williams sonoma. well, they're all up. in the meantime, walmart, the dollar stores, they continue to struggle. here's the deal. on the surface, it appears that the nation is becoming more confident. they're rebounding. beating consensus. however, the

"making money" with charles payne is coming up next. reat night. ♪ ♪ charles: live from las vegas, at caesars palace. this is the money show. look at this live audience. let's go make some money! ♪ >> live from caesars palace in las vegas, this is "making money" with charles payne. [applauding] charles: tonight we'll be answering all your questions about investing, the stock market, real estate retirement.

charles payne said, they are not going down, and neither are company earnings.en but not stirred. or stirred enough to chasing investors to sell, what is going on here? you are not a big fan of this. but prevailing logic has been sell and go away. >> there is a lot of academic evidence to prove that is right depends on time horizon. you can cherry pick. i think like all these adages they lose the oomph. there was a time when january effect worked and dogs of the dow, and on and on. if you like the companies if you believe in the stock you think there is still value, hang on to it i will admit i have increased my cash position, i have asked my surscribers to over last month we've gone from about i think from about 12% to like 18% cash. >> doubling your cash? >> you know, fair amount. neil: why? >> just the market is spinning its wheels a little bit. you can never pinpoint the top but let's say we pullback. other than that, you know names i like a lot, i am trying to hang in there lets winners run. i sold cam al main, an egg company those things you want to cry bu

coming up next we have charles payne and his show "making money." have a great night. ♪ ♪ charles: this morning at 9:30 a.m., this was the big one. this long-overdue session where the holes finally give up and the bears rejoice. and at the low point up more than 180 points and then all of a sudden it just stopped going down. and the pressure came from the global bond market and a lot of people cannot explain it. the knee-jerk reaction is to sell everything and ask questions later. but of course there is a school of rock that say that higher yields affect a better economy and then there's that thing called common sense and at some point, they do rebound. so the market averted a disaster today, but a lot of people are ill sure cannot. for that reason we have to bears into bowls and one agnostic all ready to square off. i am charles payne and you are watching "making money", let's meet the investment programs. we have dan shafer, nice to have you here, paul dietrich, we have missed you as well. and we have our other paul, and steve cortez, and senior st

"making money" with charles payne is next.omorrow. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, everybody. i'm tom sullivan in for charles payne. you're watching "making money." we have some new records on wall street. disney and netflix went to all-time highs. the race to 2016, what candidates are the most popular? we have the new poll information on who the frontrunner is for the g.o.p. plus, just how likable is hillary clinton? that's not a trick question. we're really going to ask that question. looking to buy a new home? that may be the easy part. gerri willis will join us later on why finding a mortgage could hold up your move. all that and more. let's meet our investment pros.

sorry i was showing charles payne my grandson. 'm sorry -- now the company lost money. tesla lost money. got it, now stock is down a little bit. the charles faine afore mentioned here with a big fan of the elin musk and i'm going to ask him should i be buying stock at 228? >> i'm not in the stock right now. i've been wanting to buy it on a dip that goes down a day or two and rockets back up. >> you would buy shares in a company that exist entirely on me the taxpayer. : hate to say it, but yes. i know to a certain degree hypocritical but i've been following stock since it was 30. and up to 300. i've played three or four times, a huge moneymaker. i love elin musk. and here's getting things done that our government never could get done. spacex this train will be take you from new york to california in like 30 minutes this kind of stuff. >> it will never happen. when a guy like this you're a taxpayer money -- it will happen. [laughter] and your tax breaks, it is happen. >> but what about why the stock is down the other day. not because

"making money" with charles payne is up next hav. have a fantastic evening and a wonderful weekend. ♪ ♪ charles: small, but much needed bounce. trapped in the same trading range. the dow held above very important trading supports. positive reactions to positive earnings. who knew? internet security names up big following the beat by fireeye. communication stocks up higher after the beat from sky works. and biotech got a much needed relief from gilead. the nasdaq, the ibb, rallied very nicely. putting the breaks on a tumble that began when they hit a double-top. all right, guys. a huge day, a huge week. the action never, never stopped. i'm charles payne. and you're watching "making money." let's do it. let's talk to the investment pros. chris. core portfolio. regina is back with us. nice to have you back. susan our small business expert. hilary kramer, a&g capital. and matt mccaul. let's do it. let's dig into this market. now, maybe, just maybe it looks like, again, the market may have dodged a bullet. here's the question: one of the o

"making money" with charles payne is next. we'll see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, everybody. i'm tom sullivan in for charles payne. you're watching "making money." we have some new records on wall street. disney and netflix went to all-time highs. the race to 2016, what candidates are the most popular? we have the new poll information on who the frontrunner is for the g.o.p. plus, just how likable is hillary clinton? that's not a trick question. we're really going to ask that question. looking to buy a new home? that may be the easy part. gerri willis will join us later on why finding a mortgage could hold up your move. all that and more. let's meet our investment pros. joining us is steve cortes. bgc partners trader and senior strategist. scottie nell hughes tpnn news director. hilary kramer a&g. and matt mccaul founder of penn financials group. let's dig into the first real, real deal. and, boy, it's a big, big gains today on big names that we all love. new highs despite today's red arrows in the market. disn

"making money" with charles payne is up next. eel continuhe'll continue to cor this story. have a great night. ♪ ♪ >> i'm tom sullivan in for charles payne. you're watching "making money." we have lots of breaking news for you tonight. us embassy in afghanistan says a us citizen has been killed after a guest house in kabul was attacked by gunman. it hosted a party for foreigners. several dozen people including americans likely were being held captive. details about exactly how many people were held at kabul's park palace hotel remains unclear. no one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. we'll bring more of that breaking details to you, of course, as they come in. more breaking news, now the ntsb says the train was going 106 miles per hour right before the brake was applied. seven people are dead. and more than 200 people injured and sent to area hospitals. an all-star panel to help make sense of it all. the ntsb just concluded the press conference about the deadly philadelphia trail derailment in philadelphia. seven injured. morpeople injured.the train was

"making money" with charles payne is coming up next. have a great night. we will see you right back here tomorrow. ♪ charles: after holding on friday, stocks began this week higher. still stuck in that trading range. moreover, the short term trends of lower highs and lower lows are worrisome. the biggest news may be the action in the bond market which is beginning to stumble. the january bonds is represented by tlt closed near the low of the year. they've been pulling back steady and gaining steam to the downside. big time support right now. now, with the jobs report looming larger on friday, this market could be poised for a breakout. but will it happen? let's check in with nicole petallides with the pulse of the floor. nicole: charles, absolutely right. so what we saw here in the pulse of the floor. markets are higher. we're watching those bond yields 2.13%. that's something very interesting. traders have been looking at earnings. so far, so good. and keeping that keen eye on friday's jobs report. that will be very, very key. that's something they're watc

"making money" with charles payne is up next, have a great night. . >> breaking news, earnings reports continue to pour in. green mountain nearly misses on the top and bottom line, down it goes. whole foods misos revenues, that stock getting crushed. tesla losing less money than expected. we've got a lot more details on those and many, many others that reported after the bell. first as we head into the all-important government jobs report, we got the adp version this morning, take a look at this. man was it a disaster. down five consecutive months. this is a sequential down death spiral. it looks ugly. the biggest blow in manufacturing. news that four members of the fed who spoke today including janet yellen, new assessment, equity valuations, quote, quite high. she did try to temper the comments by saying compared to bonds and other safe assets, not so overvalued frm the market was higher but then when janet got into the mix, there she blows and straight down from there, thank you very much, janet yellen, does this give you insight into the fed's next move. i'm going ask the panel. le

and making money with charles payne is coming up next. have a great night, and we will see you back here tomorrow. >> i'm charles payne, and you're watching making money. secret to silicon valley billion businesses also known as unicorn, how big of these companies go from 0 to millions in a flash? they fill them, the hottest ipo2015 later in the show. this matters to you about b over the next year, individual investors are going to be is he accusing to buying these hot ipos, that have already gone through the roof. now, some of them are going to be worth chasing, but a whole lot. but prap the biggest cautionary detail for investors, hot topic making 17.50 for gig net, up 122%, premium sounds great. not necessarily. you see geek net was once sors force, and then linux. sounds familiar; right? well, the company holds the biggest rho were not for the first day trading moo have in history. the first trade was $299, it hit $339, closed at $299, up 698% in one day. today with that big premium, it still sold for 93% less than their first day of

"making money" with charles payne is coming up next, you'll enjoy it. have a great night, we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ charles: profits versus political correctness and political madness. when addressing questions on why exxonmobil has refused to invest in renewable energy or research the impact of fracking on climate change, ceo rex tillerson had to say: charles: now, earlier this week, though,t was a different story. abbott labs maker similar lack, announced it would no longerer use gmos in its baby formula, and look at this. more and more companies are acing we're going to do the right thing. spam doesn't last for three decades, what are you going to use for currency when the world goes all to hell? never mind that though. bowing to political correctness has been the rage all these days. the big question now is what does it mean for the economy and the bottom lines of these companies and your portfolio? that's a topic we're going to talk about right here out the gate, guys. let's do it. i'm charles payne, you're watching "making money." well, first, le

"making money" with charles payne is up next have. stic evening and a wonderful weekend. ♪ ♪ charles: small but much needed bounce. trapped in the same trading range. the dow held above very important trading supports. positive reactions to positive earnings. who knew? internet security names up big following the beat by fireeye. communication stocks up higher after the beat from sky works. and biotech got a much needed relief from gilead. the nasdaq, the ibb, rallied very nicely. putting the breaks on a tumble that began when they hit a double-top. all right guys. a huge day a huge week. the action never, never stopped. i'm charles payne. and you're watching "making money." let's do

"making money" with charles payne is coming up next. have a terrific night. ow. ♪ ♪ charles: i'm charles payne and you're watching "making money." is america in a recession? check out this email from one of my subscribers i got just this morning. i've been a small business owner since 2006, and i have weathered some tough times, january, february 2015 have been the worst ever for me. something doesn't feel right. it feels like '08 all over again. well, i have to tell you, it's hard not to argue something is not right with this economic recovery. in fact, check out industrial production. this number came out on friday. negative now for five straight months. then, of course there's gdp. that's how we measure all these things. it could be revised in the first quarter to a negative number. and then come in as a negative number for this quarter. that would be your textbook def

"making money" with charles payne is up next. eel continuehe'll continue to cover this story.a great night. ♪ ♪ >> i'm tom sullivan in for charles payne. you're watching "making money." we have lots of breaking news for you tonight. us embassy in afghanistan says a us citizen has been killed after a guest house in kabul was attacked by gunman. it hosted a party for foreigners. several dozen people including americans likely were being held captive. details about exactly how many people were held at kabul's park palace hotel remains unclear. no one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. we'll bring more of that breaking details to you of course as they come in. more breaking news now the ntsb says the train

it's time for ben stein and charles payne, deegan mcdowell and adam lashinski and charlie "yeah i'm in playboy" gasparino. ben stein you first. the class warfare is alive and well but what do you make of this? >> envy is alive and well and part of human nature. it's very sad to meet at the democratic party to rely on envy after all these years, but they are dealing from underneath the deck. they are from under the deck because compulsory equality means compulsion by the government. equality of opportunity, equality before the law. equality together in decent education, everyone wants that but come sulspulsory equality spreading the wealth around and giving it to people who are not the most hard working people that's compulsion. i want in the least possible compulsion in the system. >> adam the one thing i admire about hillary clinton on this is she wants to topple the top 1% meaning her and her husband. leaving that aside, we tend to believe there's a lot of wealthy democratic candidates and those who ended up being president, john f. kennedy and fdr. >> lyndon johnson. >> absolutely.

and making money with charles payne is coming up next.a great night and we will see you back here tomorrow. >> i'm charles payne, and you're watching making money. secret to silicon valley billion businesses also known as unicorn, how big of these companies go from 0 to millions in a flash? they fill them, the hottest ipo2015 later in the show. this matters to you about b over the next year individual investors are going to be is he accusing to buying these hot ipos, that have already gone through the roof. now some of them are going to be worth chasing but a whole lot. but prap the biggest cautionary detail for investors, hot topic making 17.50 for gig net up 122%, premium sounds great. not necessarily.

thanks to charles payne. >> thanks a lot, appreciate it. >> if you're watching the news channel tonight geraldo rivera reports live from baltimore, 10:00 p.m. >> thanks for keeping us company. bye! >> bye, everyone. >>> massive protests still planned in baltimore, despite criminal charges against the police officers in the freddie gray case as businesses are left to pick up the pieces now growing calls to pick up the spending. >> when you disinvest in education, when you provide no places for kids to play and no summer jobs, baltimore happens. >> i'm no illusion that out of this congress we'll get massive investments in urban communities. >> there needs to be more of investment in neighborhoods, in recreation in schools. you can't just cut, cut, cut, cut, cut. >> but is more spending really the answer? hi everyone. i'm brenda butne, this is bulls and bears. gary b. smith, jonas, and john layfield along with suzie welch and david mercer. welcome to everybody. john we've spent trillions on the war on poverty. is more spending really the answer? >> no it's not. in fact we spentd almost $12

charles payne, you're first. >> ibm has been a winner. i think it's coming back. it's a stock to buy while wall street doesn't love it. >> krg is a regular banking etf. if rates dough do go up. >> david is next. >>> if we can't ask from society's lottery winners to just make that modest investment then really this conversation is for show. >> the president suggesting that the super successful in this country are super lucky. like lotto winners. now, where have we heard that before? >> if you've got a business you didn't build that somebody else made that happen. >> i did not run for office to be helping out a bunch of, you know fat cat bankers on wall street. it must be because i worked harder than everybody else. there are a whole bunch of hard-working people out there. >> now some here are saying you want to lift up all americans, then stop bashing people who are living the american dream and start celebrating those people instead. are they right or wrong. hi everybody, welcome to "forbes on fox." let's go in focus with mr. steve forbes rich carlguard, carey she

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. >>> i am charles payne, you are watching "making money." the economy is struggling those in charge, they offer excuses mostly finger-pointing we hear about a conversation. we hear there are teach able moments for most part it has been empty talk, we hear conversation about direction of nation erase relationship. and america has become a rudder legals ship, with us. wilbur ross. this is a survey undertaken by a concern vision with america -- conversation of america, about a mega-fest held this sumner dallas, where is the economy heading right now? largely divided by race, that is a by furcasion. -- b by fur bifurcation. only milwaukees think we're -- millennials think we're headed to right direct. there is a big question, has -- every age group said yes. their parents had a better than they do. every age group, even when you measure same question among racial lines, seems all americans think their parents had it better than they did, is itself pity. i think we can turn this, and i think woo can change our lives and circumstances and this cou

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i am charles payne you are watching "making money". hillary and angie and steve cortez and matt mccall is year from 10 financial group and the special face tonight host of the brand-new show the intelligence report. i have done interviews over the last couple weeks you have been voicing a concern that was illustrated today of the gdp report. >> another quarter like this means recession hopefully we will not see that but we're not doing so great. of this economy is stuck in a bad spot. think historically where we have ben as a country agrarian and manufacturing we have moved into a services sector. a lot of those are disappearing. what will really helped to. this economy? >> it was helped by investor revolutions. i feel we are in the third revolution. but the use since there is something wrong policy why is or is there a new paradigm or reality? >> we are not in very good shape to lower individual taxes to repatriate the of many overseas. it is pretty easy. but to think about fundamentally what is going on for anybody to think this is t

making money with charles payne is coming up next. o are there two americas? are they drifting further apart? remember barack obama, hillary clinton, they railed about the two americas in 2008 saying, hey, it's an indictment against bush. it's an indictment against capitalism. of course the notion they all favored the rich. in the last six years, policy and rhetoric, browbeat the rich have backfired. a couple things have proven to be right. a, obama's policies crushed the dreams and hopes of the middle and lower class. and b rich people spend money. that money goes into society. it creates jobs. they're not hoarding money. although, it's their prerogative. tiffany's did you see it today the biggest winner on the s&p. coupled with the strong sales recently