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a live poll coming to you with charles payne, "making money" starts now. charles: a brand-new fox news poll released just right now. donald trump continues to lead the gop pack in the latest national poll at 35% but is down from 39%. ted cruz is 39%. the other candidates in double digits. hillary clinton leads at 54%. we are 23 days away from the iowa caucus. ted cruz and donald trump remain on top there. in new hampshire running away with it. marco rubio continues to surprise new hampshire second place in another poll. ted cruz hanging in there as well. look what bernie sanders is now

we'll tell you.i'm charles payne with the fox business network. more coming 3 there's a new report out suggesting car prices won't be going up. that's good news. however --- there's bad news for one american city...a big bed bug problem. charles payne has the details in this fox means business report. 3 payne on cam: looking for a new car in the new year?you could be driving away with "a steal of a deal".(take vo) according to a new report, new car prices are likely to stall in 2016.some of the main market, and rising costs for car loans.speaking of loans... more americans are jumping into the housing market because of low rates.mortgage applications for purchases and refinancing seeing their biggest weekly jump in three months.not a good day for your 401k.the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all taking a dive on wednesday. all are down more than 10 percent from their recent highs.and here's something folks in the windy city will not want to hear.for the 4th year in a row...orkin pest control is naming... chicago the top bed bug city in america.orkin basin

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how big do you think, charles payne, will it be? >> it's big and going to get bigger. three months going into november elections what the stock market has correlation of 87% with winners and losers. if the market's up big, hillary has a great shot. if it's down the way it's been she has no shot at all. >> i don't know what's more amazing% amazing%, it's 87% or you're nerdy enough to know that. >>> back to iowa and what's going on. ted cruz as he continues addressing troops in iowa, he had a tough go of it certainly in the debate last night. lot of people say for iowa it's a must win for him, is the economy a centerpiece for his campaign? too hard to say. all i know he's trying his darnedest to get out the vote and his largely evangelical voters a fan base. looking at the economy and the candidates and post the debate, looking at them differently if at all, shannon breal with more on that in des moines. >> reporter: hey, neil. teams with the google trend data team able to look at what people were talking about, who they were interested in, topics they were interested in

head to montana...charles payne tells us why in tonight's "fox means business" report. 3 looking for a new job? you better make a good first impressionon. and make it fast. according to a new survey, half of bosses know within the first five minutes of an job interview if a candidate is good for the position. bosses looking for signs like eye contact and smiles right from the get-go. meantime, it's getting a little cheaper to buy a home. the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage falling this week... we're now just above 3.9 percent, and still at historically low levels. investors breathing a sisi of relief. at least for now. the dow rallying on thursday, up 227 points. and it turns out montana... is money. a new study showing montana residents are the best at managing their cash. the study state's average credit score along with its median income. by the way... maryland residents coming in last. that's business. i'm charles 3 pick a winner in this weekend's n- f- c playoff game... coming up after the break. 3 <

because i guess so many of us -- charles payne just uses the fireplace. he's very cheap, but it forks him. >> julie charter. neil: you remember the fire went out? all right. well, hopefully the fire doesn't go out on this guy because marco rubio still says he is the guy to beat hillary clinton, and he lays out his case. especially in light of these markets after this neil: all right. let's take a look at what's going on now. down about 213 points, and i sound weird saying that that's actually better. more stable than it was. because going into trading today if you looked at the futures at its worse, it looked like a 450 point fuel off. we never got that bad but well over 300 points. that has dissipated somewhat but, you know, these markets we don't read them particular for particular because what do i say about snapshots? because maybe one snapshot. you get it? snap -- okay. katie on how this is -- you're going to be hearing from marco rubio spells it out that maybe the oil is coming off the so-called recovery wagon. he has never been a big believer in th

charles payne, charles payne, we also, this is something i want to get back to ben.wrote brilliantly on this. this idea that china is a catalyst for this selling. he reminded me that this chinese factory report which showed a little weakness wasn't at all the catalyst, something bigger was. what do you think? >> i agree. that myth was a fraction. i think it was 49.8 versus 49.7. it was very small. they have their own initiatives over there. including a mismanagement of the markets. the communist rulers think they can control, but they can't. ultimately, weakness in china is a reflection of global economy. if exports go down, it's a red flag. i agree with ben, with respect to not knowing where the market is going to go near-term, but long-term, ultimately the market tends to gyrate higher. the only place i disagree with ben is i think the index funds are great if you have a lot of money and you want to preserve it whereas the average person out there who wants to maybe try to get wealthier would do better to try to find individual names that could outperform. >> ben,

what about charles payne? charles: a killer. did facebook, netflix and on the other side of the equations don't forget mcdonald's. i think what people need to do, the comfortable with companies that have been around for a hundred years, probably will be around another hundred years. and don't necessarily worry about it. they will probably get rid of the ceo and stock will go to the moon but i won't panic here. if they ever make it a hundred years, they were 99 years old. you remember the old browny. stuart: despite two predictions from experts, bcu -- heading to $20 by next week. charles: sideways most of the day and the last hour of trading. stuart: it will be a bumpy ride. john hofmeister is with us. are you there? >> i am here. stuart: you are the former president of shell oil. you have clout. we have had two people on this program earlier today say oil break below $30 a barrel. will you be the third person to say oil breaks below $30 a barrel? >> it could but i doubt if it will. the reason, i was reminded this morning by the

we hope you'll join us here on "mornings with maria," varn any and company, charles payne in for stuart. looks like stability in the markets. charles: fingers crossed, two days in a row, could be something we have not seen in 2016. thanks a lot, maria. i'm charles payne. stuart is off this week. we've got a lot of big stories, iran, you know our partners in peace, released ten sailors they had and we thanked them. they have two of our ships and the technology with it and if you watched the state of union address, you would think that the president had nothing to do with the divisiveness that permeated the past years. we have the response. and we've seen it over and over again, something we're going to watch for you, speaking of change in an instant, how about $1.5 billion, the powerball drawing tonight. are you in it. >> yes. charles: "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ we've got to start with those ten american sailors captured and then released by iran. general jack keane is with us. and general keane, i've got to ask, what does it say about our deal with iran, the highly controve

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how to avoid paying by listening to charles payne. how do you top those recommendations? >>> we'll go with your technology play of avago. auto zone. people still fixing ten-year-old cars and signet. with the money people are making they will take it there. >> ben? >> i like the index. bless you, charles. i hope you get to be rich if you're not rich already. come live near me. >> i want to. that's goal. >> fox continues right now. >> i have made it clear to the intelligence community that unless there is a compelling national security purpose we will not monitor the communications of heads of state and government of our close friends and allies. >> that was president obama pledging nearly two years ago to stop spying on allies. a new report saying the administration kept nsa surveillance on our closest allies including israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and some of our own lawmakers. their conversations got swept in with the snooping. some here say we should be paying the nsa to spy on our enemies, not on our friends and neighbors. are they right or wrong? hi, every

how to avoid paying by listening to charles payne. how do you top those recommendations? >>> we'll go with your technology play of avago. auto zone. people still fixing ten-year-old cars and signet. with the money people are making they will take it there. >> ben? >> i like the index. bless you, charles. i hope you get to be rich if you're not rich already. come live near me. >> i want to. that's goal. >> fox continues right now. >> i have made it clear to the intelligence community that unless there is a compelling national security purpose we will not monitor the communications of heads of state and government of our close friends and allies. >> that was president obama pledging nearly two years ago to stop spying on allies. a new report saying the administration kept nsa surveillance on our closest allies including israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and some of our own lawmakers. their conversations got swept in with the snooping. some here say we should be paying the nsa to spy on our enemies, not on our friends and neighbors. are they right or wrong? hi, every

legendary investor foster freed, attorney general john ashcroft her guest, right now charles payne, it's yours, charles. charles: i'm in all week for stuart varney. will all signs point to a terror attack in turkey, so far ten dead, 15 injured. it was a suicide bomber and he was a national. terror not affecting the market. looks like a triple digit on the dow, but rbs says sell everything. we're following oil very closely. right now it's higher, although there's a new report that says as many as one third of oil producers could face bankruptcy as oil continues lower, lower, lower. hey, hillary clinton, did you see her tax plan? it's more like a tax of the rich plan. she's calling it a surcharge. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> we begin in turkey, a suicide bomber targets a tourist area in istanbul. at least ten people have been killed and 15 injured. what do we know about the bomber? >> what were they saying at this point? a 28-year-old syrian national known to authorities, by the way. detonating a suicide bomb in an area popular with foreign tourists. it's believed of the ten

charles payne tells us why on "fox means business..." looking for a new job? you better make a good first impression... and make it fast. according to a new survey, half of bosses know within the first five minutes of an job interview if a candidate is good for the position. bosses looking for signs like eye contact and smiles right from the get- go. meantime, it's getting a little cheaper to buy a home. the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage falling this week... we're now just above 3.9 percent, and still at historically low levels. investors breathing a sigh of relief. at least for now. the dow rallying on thursday, up 227 points. and it turns out montana... is money. a new study showing montana managing their cash. the study taking into account each state's average credit score along i'm charles paymany retail stores look for holiday sales to give them a push at the end of the year. it looks like bestbuy didn't get that. the big box electronics retailer says its holiday sales declined nearly 1-percent. best buy said it experienced lackluster demand for mobile phon

i know who else is stoked, charles payne in for stuart varney. charles: i am stoked. and stuart is off all week. it's debate day and we'll go with that at the start. the market, we're going to be in the green a little bit, but don't forget the dow is down 10% from the november high. the carnage is so much significantly worse, the question, are stocks cheap? we've got an expert coming on and the back drop for the news is terror. deadly explosions in indonesia's capital and isis is to blame. why do we apologize and help iran after they treat ten american sailors like they're warm criminals. you didn't wake up the powerball winner, welcome to the club. we'll talk to those who thought they were winners. "varney & company," action packed starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> you guys feel that, come on, ash, you're feeling it. tonight is absolutely huge and fox business hosts the whole thing, the debate, it's huge for the network and for the g.o.p. party. listen, this is it. you know it's going to be fireworks. we have to hype this, we know where the candidates are, and extraordinarily

jo ling: coming up next, makingg money" with charles payne. charles: stocks moving back and forth. the dow with a 100-point gain at the close. the pop in crude oil. open bored were outrage. not only has homeland security admitted there are over half a million overstays. now they are giving iran a special carveout. vladimir putin apparently puts out a hit. donald trump keeps surging in the polls. but why does the establishment hate ted cruz. fox news just learned some of the former secretary of state's former lividdified emails are so top secret some of the members of the committee don't have the clearance to read them. >> it doesn't change the fact that it never sent or received material sparked classified. i believe the sleeks coming oute sleeks coming out and mischaracterizing what's going on are troubling, but no material marked classified was sent by me. charles: joining me now, katrina pierson. not marked classified. but they were top secret man some cases more than top of secret. >> this is classic clinton, i did not send classified emails. you see the camps going around the

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"making money" with charles payne starts now. charles: history in the making as the stock market is off to the worst start to a new year ever. some think they won't, they have given up the ghost. the yuan crashed to natural levels. is it global inflation coupled with geopolitical issues? "making money" starts right now. stocks absolutely crushed, hammered today, all week, all year. everybody is putting the central blame on the chinese stock market. i say the key is the yuan. the currency that they devalued last august. i think it's all back fired. the more china's currency tumbles, the belief its officials can save the day. joining knee now my experts the'. steve, i want to start with you. china last month alone spent $108 billion trying to shore up their currency. they are eat through their reserves. none much it's working. what are they going to do tonight. >> you nailed it when you have said the leaders of china and beijing are trying to control this. that's it in a nutshell. the chinese rulers in beijing think they can control

make money with charles payne starts now. charles: stock market averages bounce back but beneath the surface the cas -- the cash cars worse than you know. donald trump continues to power ahead in the polls. one issue not helping as much as he thought. 237. surprising results on who women respect more. the frontrunner in the gop or hillary clinton. the f.b.i. is not just looking at hillary clinton's emails. tammy bruce, i want to start with you. what we are looking at, what the f.b.i. is looking at is the relationship between hillary clinton's time at the state department, bill clinton's speeches, the clinton foundation and what may or may not have gone through. when everybody else was looking at it, now it's becoming more. >> this is the commingling of money and power with her personal life versus what she was dwoght united states of mayor what with her position there. which set up an email server it's assumed it's to protect or hide something. moist' not just one issue. but the thing as they build up. this is something americ

make money with charles payne starts now. the cash cars worse than you know. donald trump continues to power ahead in the polls. one issue not helping as much as he thought. 237. surprising results on who women respect more.

"making money" with charles payne starts now. charles: the markets get slammed as janet yellen and the feds keep the blinders on. in their words, the commission in an upswing. facebook exploding to the up side after an amazing earnings report. iran threatening the u.s. navy as a doomsday clock shows only three minute remain between now and midnight. the world is on fire.

jo ling: coming up next, makingg money" with charles payne. charles: stocks moving back and forth.point gain at the close. the pop in crude oil. open bored were outrage. not only has homeland security admitted there are over half a million overstays. now they are giving iran a special carveout. vladimir putin apparently puts out a hit. donald trump keeps surging in the polls. but why does the establishment hate ted cruz. fox news just learned some of the former secretary of state's

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neil: charles payne to weigh in on that. he runs a very successful operation.vous folks calling you. >> absolutely. phones are ringing. neil: what are you telling them? >> first of all they have been with me a long time. we've been through these things a long time. we didn't set the record. we weren't around in 1932. neil: i'm surprised. >> start with china, i think it is kind of interesting wall street was caught flat-footed on this, this news, liz was talking about, manufacturing news? neil: right. >> number came in 49.7, and street was looking for 49.8. that wasn't it. what was really it, government last year, during summer melt down put in all kinds of rules. can't short stocks, can't sell stocks. they will put you in jail. they removed rules. guess what happened? all people want out of stocks, they got out of stocks. neil: they have circuit breakers, and they kicked in so trading stopped. they have sell orders tomorrow to do what they presumably couldn't do yesterday. >> they are trial, baptism by fire. neil: do you believe chinese anything they say, when

we'll get more information from a live poll coming to you with charles payne, "making money" starts now. charles: a brand-new fox news poll released just right now. donald trump continues to lead the gop pack in the latest national poll at 35% but is down from 39%. ted cruz is 39%. the other candidates in double digits. hillary clinton leads at 54%. we are 23 days away from the iowa caucus. ted cruz and donald trump remain on top there. in new hampshire running away with it. marco rubio continues to surprise new hampshire second place in another poll. ted cruz hanging in there as well. look what bernie sanders is now versus november of last year. hillary is not running away with new hampshire. he's ahead of her by 13 percentage point. but we have breaking news. you have seen it last night in philadelphia. a man opened fire on a police car in an execution-style ambush. >> shots fired, shots fired, i'm shot. i'm bleeding heavily. charles: that was officer harden on his radio after a man fired 13 shots at him. bravely officer hartnet was able to get out of his car and shoot back at the sus

"making money" with charles payne starts now. charles: the markets get slammed as janet yellen and the feds keep the blinders on. in their words, the commission in an upswing. facebook exploding to the up side after an amazing earnings report. iran threatening the u.s. navy as a doomsday clock shows only three minute remain between now and midnight. the world is on fire. donald trump announcing he will not attend the fox news debate tomorrow evening and his supporters are loving it. the question is, is it a mistake? some will say this is a page out of ronald reagans play book. back in 1980 he decided to skip the iowa primary and he went on to win the whole ball of wax. but here is some key tacts everyone needs to consider. coasting. reagan had a huge lead in the polls. he felt secure. novel. this was the first gop debate since 1948. it seemed like a novel thing and unimportant. lost. ronald reagan lost. george bush gained track after the debate and he won. not only did ronald reagan learn the importance of debates. after winning t

making monemaking -- "making moh charles payne starts now. charles: we are one hour away from the final gop debates. who will be the star in tonight's debate? and will it be the last stand for some candidates? of course it will be. >> just an hour way. not only is this the final debate before the iowa caucuses. but it's the first presidential debate near the state of iowa where they take their politics very seriously. these candidates can make a final impression on these caucus-goers who are notorious for making their decisions in the final days. four candidates will be on the stage. carly fiorina, mike huckabee, rick santorum and jim gilmore will get things kicked off. gilmore make an appearance to the debate circus. two hours after that, 9:00. seven candidates on stage for the first time. ted cruz and marco rubio will be front and center. they will be flanked by dr. ben carson, chris christie, rand paul, jeb bush and john kasich. there is one notable absence, that will be donald trump he will be holding a different event. it's most certainly

charles payne is here. charles: breaking news. another batch of hillary clinton's emails will be released any moment and we just learned some of those emails are too damaging to release under any circumstances. we are talking about 22 emails containing top secret information. let's go to catherine herridge. tell us what this -- i think 22 of these emails? reporter: that's right, charles. i broke this story of along with my colleague senior producer pamela brown earlier today that some of these emails were too damaging to release under any circumstances because of the up reply cases for national security. they include 22 top secret emails and among them is intelligence from special access programs. highly secretive government programs, individual on get access to that information on a need to know basis. there is no argument with the intelligence agencies and the state department. the intelligence agencies concluded this information was classified at the most senior levels when the information hit the server. when it was transmitte

making monemaking -- "making moh charles payne starts now. hour away from the final gop debates. who will be the star in tonight's debate? and will it be the last stand for some candidates? of course it will be. >> just an hour way. not only is this the final debate before the iowa caucuses. but it's the first presidential debate near the state of iowa where they take their politics very seriously. these candidates can make a final impression on these caucus-goers who are notorious

dagen: we end on an upnote at least the news in the market is good and charles payne will make you through the next three hours on "varney & company," charles. charles: thank you very, very much, dagen. that's right, sound the trumpets, everyone. ♪ >> not because the market is up today, but stuart is going to be back on monday, but we have a big day for you, so buckle up. ashley: stu what? >> i forgot his last name, but he has an accent. a foot or more of snow, two feet possible in some areas, folks, hunker down, please. look at the triple digit on the futures, we may be green for the week. the markets may be up. oil has been rallying the better part of 24 hours, up to $30 and to politics, national review devotes an entire issue to blasting donald trump. some very big conservative voices writing why he cannot be president. wait until you hear the donald's response. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ i'm on my way, i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ >> you know, we probably should have tracked that to norad. you know how they track santa? we should be following stuart that way. [lau

after this show today charles payne will have the podium line up who will be making the first and secondate. that announcement comes your way in 20 minutes' time. fox business will have live coverage of the iowa caucus this monday, february 1. a private boys school in new york under fire for sending parents two sets of report cards. so one with the kids' grades and one with gradeut banning words for hillary's campaign. >> these are the words you can't use when describing a female candidate. shrill, inaccessible, grumpy, plastic. there is a list of words if we were allowed to talk about male candidates that way we would have a field day. ng to build something here. >>how about using fedex ground for shipping? >>i don't need some kid telling me how to run a business! i've been doing this for 4 long months. >>fedex ground can help us save money and deliver fast to our customers. not bad, kid. you remind me of a younger me. >>aiden! the dog is eating your retainer again. let's take a short 5-minute recess. fedex ground is faster to more locations than ups ground. there's no one road out ther

charles payne will have the latest fox poll on where the candidates start.that to you at 6:00 p.m. sharp. more celebrities speak out on the oscar diversity controversy. danny devito weighed in at sundance. he says we are living in a country that discriminates and has racist tendencies. but generally speaking we are a bunch of racists. what do you think when you hear a hollywood actor say that. the context, oscars trending on twitter. >> it's silly and much ado about nothing. we have come a long which since segregation and discrimination. does it mean racism is over? of course not. racism and tribalism exists all around the world. and no country has come as far as the united states in a relatively short period of time. we have to be careful about promoting de facto quotas. in 2002 when haley berry got an award and denzel washington also got an award. and sydney portier got an achievement award. that becomes absurd and it becomes a caricature which is what should be happening. quality actors, actresses and directors of all colored should compete and mate best

"making money" with charles payne coming up next. charles: lot of today it laying in the market -- today i. we have a panel of expert on whether this is the part of the next recession. iran hugh mill yates america. a gop civil war shifts into the next level as the establishment uses the state of the union address to attack outsiders, particularly donald trump. president obama calls nikki haley courageous. courageous. trish: the market meltdown, two different messages being conveyed to the american people in the last few hours. trish: the reality is these are numbers and numbers don't lie. the economy right now is in a pretty anemic state. we are adding jobs, 200,000 in the last month. unemployment at 5.0%. but that ain't wait used to be. 5% includes a lot of low-paying jobs. that's partly why americans aren't feeling so good. they have money in their pockets thanks to lower gasoline prices. but people just aren't spending this money. they are not feeling confident enough got future. while the president was telling everyone last night,

charles payne is here. charles: breaking news.ton's emails will be released any moment and we just learned some of those emails are too damaging to release under any circumstances. we are talking about 22 emails containing top secret information. let's go to catherine herridge. tell us what this -- i think 22 of these emails? reporter: that's right, charles. i broke this story of along with my colleague senior producer

i'm charles payne. wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past. get fios. >>> chipotle will close all of their restaurants for one day on february 8th. the reason? to speak to employees and address food changes. they're also planning to launch a marketing campaign in the next month in the hopes from recovering from recent outbreaks. >>> panda lovers have been waiting months for this. >> that's right. tomorrow the newest cub will finally maybe its debut. we should warn you, just going to the zoo does not guarantee uh-uh will get to see a glips of the cub. visitors are aallowed in on a first come, first served basis. they have access to their non-exhibit space, what they call the den. so they may actually choose

"making money" with charles payne starts now. les: history in the making as the stock market is off to the worst start to a new year ever. some think they won't, they have given up the ghost. the yuan crashed to natural levels. is it global inflation coupled with geopolitical issues?

maria: take it away, charles payne. >> i know there's a slight resemblance, but he has been delayed and we're tracking him still with our norad technology. the blizzard has delayed his travel plans and a lot of people's travel plans, stuart is in los angeles and he'll be here tomorrow. >> you think. >> we think, we hope. the markets are down another big drop and we're going to see a big glut because of the storm. what does it mean for the oil market and gasoline. at mcdonald's, the highest in year for sales, and you can thank all day breakfast. a story you first heard on fox business, mike bloomberg, former mayor of new york considering a run. >> and "varney & company" we always go out on top, but we're about to begin. ♪ okay. here is what you're looking at, guys, the market drifted lower and lower and now we're looking at a down opening for the market, after the first winning week of the year last week. oil, of course, setting the stage and oil stocks down, it's going to be another one of those rollercoaster rides and already a tough day for caterpillar and goldman sachs, downgrading t

"making money" with charles payne coming up next. lot of today it laying in the market -- today i. we have a panel of expert on whether this is the part of the next recession. iran hugh mill yates america. a gop civil war shifts into the next level as the establishment uses the state of the union

we'll get more information from a live poll coming to you with charles payne, "making money" starts nowarles: a brand-new fox news poll released just right now. donald trump continues to lead the gop pack in the latest national poll at 35% but is down from 39%. ted cruz is 39%. the other candidates in double digits. hillary clinton leads at 54%. we are 23 days away from the iowa caucus.

charles? >> mr. payne.nd laid on to the industry. people cannot get loans and, you you know, they can not talk about the the banks that they want to do business with and the red banks and blue banks have gotten out and there's a lot of players. >> did the banks do anything criminal? >> i am asking her. i am not talking to you. >> i am talking about consumers. >> there's nothing criminal here. >> they're going to create a lie and they're going to help them. >> that's why he grew the beard. > >> it's perfect time to grow the beard. for the big debate for the first one of the new year and fox business has the honors again. we're going to pick up where we left off with the last debate. this one is going a little bit further. issues of terror, economic security, china. it's unfolding like a cheap suit. >>> now, i would like to say that we like to do the math on this show. oil prices are down about 40 percent since the airlines hiked the fares. why are they hiking the fares now? down >>> all right. does this add

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making money with charles payne starts now. >> i know wins again, the country still buzzing over the deal and whether it was worth the cost and opening the door to dozens more americans like what is happening in iraq. and evangelicals will cause more problems as he tries to win over the south? and markets closed today but will it be free falling against democrat or france declaring an economic emergency? first my take on the values but first exchanging hostages for seven iranian prisoners. fifth also released but separate from the exchange. and gop candidates calling this a dangerous deal. >> what thwhat the president's now doing not just with this but what he did with the castro brothers and bergdahl is he has put a bad. >> the result of this every bad actor has been told go capture an american. capture an american and president obama is in the let's go make a deal business. charles: so how dangerous is this? this is what the administration would say. iran shipped 98% of their fuel to russia, they've dismantled 12,000 centrifuges and put minute into their core principl reactor. what