charles payne warned you about that. d as well but i was listening to charles. what he said. after this. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or any symptoms of an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis and a $200 savings card. neil: all right. t

charles payne.onald trump confirming he raised nearly $6 million and the money is going to the people who need it. the libertarian party nominating a presidential candidate. gary johnson, the former governor new mexico is hoping to give hillary clinton and donald trump a run for their money. apple and facebook and google are joining forces to take on hate speech. some airlines are suspending flights. hillary clinton may have gotten the endorsement from governor jerry brown, but bernie sanders isn't backing down as he vows to win the golden state next tuesday. >> it's not a surprise to me that the democratic establishment is supporting hillary clinton. i think we'll win here in california. reporter: the governor had some nice things to say about you. the. reporter: he's campaigning in the golden state as if his political life depend on it. the bad news is the democratic governor of california endorsed hillary clinton saying bernie sanders has little to no chance of clinching the nomination. is jerry

charles payne will be there. charles: i will have a trump supporter from wall street.c policy. stuart: trump for the irs. congress wants to know where they got the money to hire hundreds of new employees. we would all like to know. a split in the gop. not attending the convention. speaker speaker brian says he is not ready yet to back donald trump. if the republicans do not rally behind trump, are they handing the election to hillary? good question. ♪ >> remember finding a company starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. here is what you missed last hour. a split on the gop. >> listen to what ryan said yesterday. i do not expect donald trump to adopt my policies. they can agree to disagree. it is not a deal killer. on the other hand, people close to ryan said look at the things that ryan has taken the trouble to publicly rebuke trump about. the comment on david duke and the kkk. the muslim man. the violence of trump rallies. deeply disturbing paul ryan. you want some sort of in assurance. toning it down in the future. ♪ >> the 500 is now just a tad negative for that year. stocks o

charles payne.onald trump confirming he raised nearly $6 million and the money is going to the people who need it. the libertarian party nominating a presidential candidate. gary johnson, the former governor new mexico is hoping to give hillary clinton and donald trump a run for their money. apple and facebook and google

charles payne says, that's it.'s it. >> neil, we can focus on the politically correct aspect of this and that's what theft wanted to do. this is part and parcel of a much larger scheme going on for a very long time. ultimately to have felons be able to vote. right now, you remember the big news out of virginia where the 200,000 felons were given the right to vote. there's been some pushback on it but we'll see what happens. there's more than just the idea of rehabilitating the image of felons and convicts and ultimately to me i think this is what it's been about. 5 million felons being able to vote would tell the places like virginia where the votes seal the deal. >> i guess if you served time in jail you served time in jail. there's no nice way to say that. and we're all for having a good life afterwards and getting your -- you serve your time, done the crime, whatever, but this interpretation with the assistant attorney general, carol mason, writing: many of the formerlien considers rated men and women and young

welcome everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world."running out, officials say we could be just days away from the first mosquito born cases of zika in the united states. bryan llenas is with us in new york city. tell us how folks are going to deal with this. >> reporter: the head of the cdc says that the united states must act now to stop potential outbreak of zika virus in the united states this summer. he called the zika virus unprecedented and tragic because with one mosquito bite it can

charles payne. making money with charles payne. 6:00 p.m. he is brilliant.thing that he does. without giving him credit, i build a career on it. we have a lot more coming up. this fire in canada. we cannot put this thing out. wait until you hear the impact on you. on you. here in the u.s. of a. ♪ innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. . . . . . . neil: all right. some of the aftermath of that incredible canadian wildfire but now the fallout on oil prices. you heard me right, oil prices. jeff flock here to sort it all out. hey, jeff. reporter: hi, neil. pictures are dramatic. look at today. we're down now, we're up about 30 cents. we had been up a lot more on news that the loss in production is about a mill barrels a day. it typically was 2, 2 1/2 million barrels. that is huge loss of production. we got a boost from that. despite dramatic pictures, i don't know tha

. >> joining me now, charles payne, anchor of "making money with charles payne."e comments she said originally. >> they were cold-blooded, mean-spirited and they hurt one of the most devastated industries in our country. >> we have this man an out of work coal miner who is sitting right at the table with hillary clinton. and catches her off guard and here it is. >> my apologies for what we've heard outside. although a lot of those people out there don't agree with some of the things you've said about coal, and our source of our income and our lives, there's better ways of going about expressing that. >> we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. right, tim? and we're going to make it clear that we don't want to forget those people. those people labored in those mines for generations. >> so he actually showed her a picture of his family and he said here are the people i'm trying to support and you're telling me you don't want me to have work. >> right. she went on to say that they're going to try to find him jobs. president obama de

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welcome everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." time is running out, officials say we could be just days away from the first mosquito born cases of zika in the united states. bryan llenas is with us in new york city. tell us how folks are going to deal with this. >> reporter: the head of the cdc says that the united states must act now to stop potential outbreak of zika virus in the united states this summer. he called the zika virus unprecedented and tragic because with one mosquito bite it can cause birth defects for pregnant women. the frustration is over the $1.9 billion bill that president barack obama is asking be passed so they can use that money to combat zika, and yet with the possibility infected mosquitoes can spread throughout the country, congress is now taking a two-week holiday break which means a compromised funding bill is likely week if not months away. the cdc says every day waisted can make the difference. >> memorial day weekend is the start of mosquito season in the u.s. we have a narrow window of opportunity

i want to deal in charles payne from fox news network in studio with me. let's talk a little bit about gun sales before donald trump comes to the stage here. in the obama administration or in the last seven years, at least background checks and presumably sales have skyrocketed. >> absolutely. it all began the month he was elected. november 2008 -- background checks went up 29%. it was the greatest month over month increase ever for background checks and it's only gone straight up since then. >> so look at the seven years before with 60 million -- >> 60 million background checks. the seven years before he became president. the seven years since, 1 29 million. every single month has been a record month for background checks. that's because we've got hillary clinton who's talking about the second amendment, she doesn't agree with the supreme court's interpretation. so you may go from the frying pan to the fire here if you're someone who believes in the second amendment. >> smith & wesson stock has skyrocketed as well. >> 1,000% since november 2000 uu -- 2008

he is the host of "making money" with charles payne.e symbol of capitalism. here's the problem. it gets a lot of individuals, people who watch these movies end up not investing in the stock market. the american public should understand don't let that stop you from enhancing your economic life. that's where i'm angry about is that these are people who have agents. these are people who fly private jets. these are people who make $25 million for movies that may or may not do well. let the rest of america try to enhance their life as well. >> interestingly george colony starring in this film who likes to lecture others about the problems with wall street and, yet, is he supporting hillary clinton, of course, who has gotten millions of dollars and been very. >> very cozy. >> very cozy with wall street. we still don't know the scripts of the speeches that she gave in front of goldman sachs. >> for hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> recently held a huge fundraiser for hillary clinton where millions of dollars ethics changed hands. >> you don

my colleague charles payne is here. charles: the dow eeks out a small gain. donald trump the gop's presumptive nominee is hinting at a possible vice president contenders. word is maybe even a democrat. we have it for you as well as hillary clinton's potential pick. paul ryan, well not doing anything to help donald trump today. saying he's not ready to support hip as the nominee yet. >> mr. speaker you said you will support the republican nominee. now you have a presumptive nominee, donald trump, will you support hip? >> i'm just not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. i hope to and i want to. but i think what is required is we unify this party. i think the bulk of the burden on unifying this party will have to come from our presumptive nominee. charles: that was paul ryan with the bombshell, still refusing to support donald trump as the presumptive nominee and mitt romney is going to skip the convention. ben carson telling the "wall street journal" that he removed himself from vice president competition and he says donald trump may pick a

deirdre: "making money" with charles payne starts next. charles: egyptair place 804 disappears on its way to cairo. officials are saying the cause is most likely terrorism. joining me now, carl higbie, mercedes schlapp. and captain nash, let me go to you first. a lot of speculation about what's going on here. fill us in on what we do know. >> an a320 took out en route to paris it was at its cruising altitude of 20,000 feet. the greek aircraft controllers tried to pass it off to the egyptian air control. they made radio calls and couldn't hear anything. they watched the airplane. then 10-15 miles inside egyptian air space the aircraft made a hard left turn, then swung back around right, violently, evidently. given that aircraft at that altitude. it lost 22,000 feet in those maneuvers and they watched it disappear off radar as it passes through 10,000 feet. charles: a lot of speculation about what went on there. without -- give us a possible scenario in your mind what we should be focusing on or bracing for. >> if isis is involved in this, th

"making money" with charles payne starts next. charles: the underwhelming jobs report sent the dow down but rallied later. wildfires rage in western canada. 88,000 people have been evacuated from the area. and now the fire is threatening the country's oil sands. donald trump swinging back at well-known members of the republican party who said they won't support him as the candidate. >> i will talk about lindsey graham who had one point. have you ever seen this guy and television in he's nasty. he fails with his campaign more any, then he endorses bush. he's like bad luck. as soon as he endorses the people, they drop out. i'm not surprised with the bush family because i have been critical of what happened during the term. and jeb we hit hard. here is the way i look at it. i won, sow i don't carry inmore. charles: that's donald trump the uniter. his schedule now is to try to figure things out. reportedly him and paul ryan, i think it's probably going to be next thursday. lindsey graham, he's voiced his refusal to support donald trump

making man are you -- "making h charles payne is next. charles: main averages missed today. reversal as from the last couple weeks. the dow was lower. it gets exciting tomorrow. big earnings begin in the aftermarket disney. donald trump has left evangelicals abandoned by the republican party. we'll tell you whether conservative voters are going to get behind donald trump or sit this one out. will the money outweigh the stigma. donald trump told maria bartiromo that he doesn't need the party to unify to beat hillary. >> i don't know exactly what was happening here. i was called a couple of week ago by paul ryan. it was a nice call, a complimentary call, and all of a sudden he wants to talk. i think it's a time for unity. if there is not going to be unity, i think that's okay, too. i think i'll win the race either way, if you want to know the truth because hillary clinton is a total disaster for this country. i think i'll win either way. charles: paul ryan has opened a door to stepping down as chairman of the republican convention. a tweet by christian snyder reads. speaker ry

"making money" with charles payne starts now. charles: a brand-new fox news poll has donald trump topping hillary clinton nationally by 3 points. clinton is ahead by 14 points among women, but trump lead by 22 points among men. and a bombshell. favorability poll, clinton's negatives surpassed donald trump's they view hillary negative and still for donald trump a high 5%, but it had been at 65%. but hi are you does have the lead of -- but hillary has the lead with hispanics at 2% versus donald trump's 23%. here to hash it out, mark, maybe not so shocking to you. you can call it a statistical tie. but it's obvious donald trump has serious momentum, this is magnificent news for his camp. >> lot of good news for republicans. trump has a five-week window from when he won the nomination after the indianapolis primary unless june 7 when hillary clinton probably become the nominee for her party. independent in this poll show favorable ratings for hillary of 23%. but they show favorable for trump of 40% which disclose to obama's favorable

my colleague charles payne is here. "making money" starts now. charles: the dow having the best day in a couple months. energy and financial shares led the way. but after the close, disney bombed. voting underway in west virginia and nebraska. all eyes are on west virginia as hillary tries to work around the negative comments against coal miners. although they don't officially have it locked up, there is speculation who will be their vice presidential pick. jo ling: nebraska republicans when asked how they feel about trade with other countries, 50% say it takes u.s. jobs. 36% say it creates u.s. jobs. west virginia republicans, you see yet the same theme. 66% say they believe trade takes u.s. jobs away. a pretty serious majority. we have not seen that as much in the republican primaries. trade with other countries, 53% say it takes jobs in the u.s. as we look at the pressing issues of coal and job creation off that april jobs report, you see people focusing and voting with their pocketbooks. charles: bernie sanders is keeping his long-shot campaig

neil: charles payne with me right now. here is a coal miner out of a job. the whole sect or.ed that anyone is going to help. >> the rhetoric is out there. everyone will come to the rescue. to your point, there are a couple of driving forces. president obama made it clear. electricity prices will go up. fossil fuels. it is pollution. it is dirty. he was very successful. >> powered by coal. >> powered by coal. coal was about 49% of the power behind the electricity. now it is 33%. in a few years it will be less than that. we are talking much less. he has all of these things in the cleaner air act. worlds about mercury. are they clean? everything one after another. essentially, he just made it to tell for these polls. these power plants to continue to use coal. the other problem for these minors is the fracking. it has been amazing where natural gas has come down. the light, the political life. hillary clinton did say that we should take care of these. those jobs would be replaced by clean -- neil: it is interesting that donald trump last opponent could drop out today. still goin

"making money" with charles payne is here. it starts now. charles: donald trump and house speaker paul ryan completed a highly anticipated meeting. but here is the question. what does ryan want and what will donald trump give? could donald trump be softening his call for a temporary muslim ban? u.s. stocks all over the place. there is some serious problems. i'll talk about it. in particular the great uphill upheaval. nordstrom is getting slammed. speaker ryan earlier today declaring he will do whatever it takes to unite the party. >> i was very encouraged by way heard from donald trump today. i believe we are planting the seeds to get ourselves unified and bridge the grabs and differences. from here we'll go deeper into the policy areas to make sure we are operating off the same core principles. i think this is going in a positive direction and this is the first encouraging meeting. but in 45 minutes you don't litigate all the processes and principles we are talking about. charles: ryan and trump were optimistic after today's meeting to unify

"making money" with charles payne starts now. charles: after strong back-to-back sessionsages today were mixed. after the obama administration admonishes hillary clinton on her emails, many are wondering if bernie sanders will finally use it as a knockout blow in his quest to win the nomination. it costs the government $1 billion a year just to approve food stamps for people. violence in america. f.b.i. director james comey is concerned about the rising murder rates. donald trump set to rally any moment now in billings, montana. earlier today he was in north dakota and laid out his plan for energy independence. and he celebrated hitting that magic number, 1,237. >> i want to thank the delegates. i was coming out of my building this morning, and there was a big newsflash that donald trump had won the nomination. north dakota, you brought us over the line, folks, and i will always remember that. charles: you know how much we grappled with that number? donald trump officially securing that number, the delegates needed to become the o

charles payne is here. charles: that never trump movement,er in not going to give up. we are just now learning someone reached out to governor john kasich for a third party bid. someone on the republican side. hillary clinton is not the democratic nominee but she has big plans to bring in her husband. she says bill will be in charge of revitalizing the economy. or will bill clinton be a double-edged sword. the stock market rebounding after three state weeks of losses. warren buffet threw in a billion buck. facebook's mark zuckerberg is going to meet with top conservative commentators following media reports the website is suppressing conservative viewpoints. john kasich admitting he was approached by republicans to run against donald trump and hillary clinton as a third party. >> i had a phone call with somebody who wanted me to run as a third party. >> are you considering running? >> no, i'm not going do that. >> i gave it my best where i am. i just think running third party doesn't feel right. i think it's not constructive. charles: doesn't feel right, not constructi

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: the stock market posted its best numbers in two months. political correctness run amok. new york city says there are 31 different gender types. new mexico's governor susana martinez is opting it -- opting out of the donald trump rally tonight. the va chief relating the backlog to a line at disney, and he's still refusing to apologize. donald trump is hitting at clinton' past indiscretions. >> i was very nervous. >> no woman should be subjected to it. >> it was an assault. >> i tried to pull away from him. [laughter] charles: that was the trump ad campaign hoping to undermine hillary clinton by attacking her husband bill. with some of these incident going back to the 1990s. the question is has donald trump gone too far and will the rhetoric only get worse from now on. michael, you are the guy who polls these kind of things. i know this has been all conventional wisdom has been turned upside down or on its head. what's the notion that you can you can go too far. >> we have been

. >> thank you for watching "risk & reward," "making money" with charles payne starts now. charles: stocks ending the week on a high note after janet yellen signals that rate hikes are coming this summer. and president obama vowing to approve keystone pipeline but with a donald trump business twist. >> a debate, is protectionism cronyism? >> president obama visiting hiroshima today, some call it an apoll ye apology tour, he said it was to mourn the dead. we will have that but first donald trump in san diego right now. >> i watch her on television, it is hard to watch her. it boring. you know. very boring. i watched her last night, she lies so much. she lies so much. she was saying last night, so man things. donald trump wants to see japan get nuclear weapons. i never said that. charles: also breaking now, a new report that justice department filed a motion po prevent hillary clinton from having to give a deposition in the e-mail server case. judicial watch. giving approval. doj lawyers argue that inquire is beyond the scope of the court's order. before we talk about donald t

the transgender thing, murders going on like crazy, charles payne here with some perspective.f. >> it is scary stuff, and we keep talking about it over and over again. and of course for me chicago is the place you've got to focus on. up -- chicago murders in the first quarter up 70%, 141 homicides. certainly on pace to be the worst year ever for that city. in the paper today, there's a story. neil, it will break your heart. ten slain, 16 wounded in chicago over the weekend including a 16-year-old girl. a popular track standout at johnson college prep was stabbed in the chest in a fight that began at 7:30 p.m. here's the thing. about 80% of these murders in chicago go unsolved. not even a suspect charged. so we're talking about an environment where these cities are falling completely apart. people feel completely unsafe, and you get these politicians who make the police the bad guys. or it's quote gun violence. and it gets worse and worse. . neil: but it's happening in so many cities. and the fact that it's on a pretty dramatic up tick across the country, what is going on here?

deirdre: charles payne is right here. >> stocks in sell-off mode. a couple of them heading towards the possible june rate high. tensions are high in venezuela as the president declared a 60-day emergency to stabilize the economy. if that isn't enough to remind you this is the way of socialism ... ben rhodes said they misled the country in terms of the iran nuke deal and the gop wants to fire him. donald trump is putting together his financial dream team. hillary clinton is increasingly in hot water. the documentary that airs in cannes exposes back-room deals. >> enormous amounts of money have flown to the clintons from foreign governments and finance yers. we used to have to worry about big labor money, but now it's coming from around the world. there isn't anything that isn't for sale and we are the ones paying the price. maybe the american people are tired of being sold out. charles: the "daily caller" reports the children tons have received $100 million from countries in the persian gulf. with all these controversies will they catch up with the s

making man are you -- "making h charles payne is next. charles: main averages missed today. from the last couple weeks. the dow was lower. it gets exciting tomorrow. big earnings begin in the aftermarket disney. donald trump has left evangelicals abandoned by the republican party. we'll tell you whether conservative voters are going to get behind donald trump or sit this one out. will the money outweigh the stigma. donald

"making money" with charles payne is next. market posted its best numbers in two months. political correctness run amok. new york city says there are 31 different gender types. new mexico's governor susana martinez is opting it -- opting out of the donald trump rally tonight.

"making money" with charles payne starts now. rand-new fox news poll has donald trump topping hillary clinton nationally by 3 points. clinton is ahead by 14 points among women, but trump lead by 22 points among men. and a bombshell. favorability poll, clinton's negatives surpassed donald trump's they view hillary negative and still for donald

charles payne is here. charles: that never trump movement,er in not going to give up.e are just now learning someone reached out to governor john kasich for a third party bid. someone on the republican side. hillary clinton is not the democratic nominee but she has big plans to bring in her husband. she says bill will be in charge of revitalizing the economy. or will bill clinton be a double-edged sword.

my colleague charles payne is here, "making money" starts now. charles: the stock market getting crushed. the obama administration's anti-business stance slowing down. president obama heading to hiroshima this week. he will be the first sitting president to make that trip. the white house insists it won't be an apology trip. >>> gop leader meet in hopes of uniting the party. paul ryan says he hopes it's constructive when he meets the presumptive nominee. >> i don't really know him. i met him once in person in 2012. we had a good conversation in march on the phone. we get to know each other. and we as aleadership team are enjoying we have the chance to meet with him. i would rather have a conversation in person instead of the media. this is a big tents party. we come from different wings of the party. the goal is to unify the various wings of the party so we can go forward unified. charles: as the gop is on the edge of it's, this meeting has been built up. trump has been friendly with paul ryan ahead of this meeting. he's remaining optimistic about

. >> thank you for watching "risk & reward," "making money" with charles payne starts now. s: stocks ending the week on a high note after janet yellen signals that rate hikes are coming this summer. and president obama vowing to approve keystone pipeline but with a donald trump business twist. >> a debate, is protectionism cronyism? >> president obama visiting hiroshima today, some call it an apoll ye apology tour, he said it was to mourn the dead.

"making money" with charles payne starts next. >> good evening. it could be a proxy for an even better economy. you don't want to mess with texas. the lone state filing another lawsuit. we have the attorney general behind that lawsuit. the democrats are going to make bernie sanders an offer he can't refuse, the head of debbie wasserman-shultz. the interm review in the state department found that hillary clinton did violate the state department rules. donald trump holding another rally, this time in anaheim, california. you are looking at live pictures. police promised the police would arrest protesters if they got out of hand. you are looking at a standoff between the protesters and the police. and it's getting ugly. this chaos from last night's rally in new mexico and the growing violence that could be escalating even here in california is driving the news narrative and a lot of people think it will perhaps help donald trump. joining me now, tammy bruce, adams rogers. we saw the crazy violence in new mexico. protesters getting out of control to t

"making money" with charles payne starts next. report sent the dow down but rallied later. wildfires rage in western canada. 88,000 people have been evacuated from the area. and now the fire is threatening the country's oil sands.

my colleague charles payne is here. charles: the dow eeks out a small gain.trump the gop's presumptive nominee is hinting at a possible vice president contenders. word is maybe even a democrat. we have it for you as well as hillary clinton's potential pick. paul ryan, well not doing anything to help donald trump today. saying he's not ready to support

my colleague charles payne is hire. making money starts right now. ♪ charles: major averages extending losses today after huge disappointsment in jobs jobs and manufacturing. president obama's war on coal, it will hit industry really hard? will hillary clinton continue his efforts and cost thousands more people their jobs. >>> elizabeth warren taking on donald trump, tweeting series of comments about the presumptive nominee. she will do whatever she can to keep him out. white house but the question will never trump conservatives be allies. ohio governor john kasich announcing moments ago that he is suspending his presidential campaign. >> i have always said that the lord has a purpose for me as he has for everyone. and as i suspend my campaign today, i have renewed faith, deeper faith, that the lord will show me the way forward and fulfill the purpose of my life. thank you, and god bless. [applause] charles: so now with kasich and cruz officially out of the race, donald trump and his decisive win in indiana has made him

deirdre: "making money" with charles payne starts next. 4 disappears on its way to cairo. officials are saying the cause is most likely terrorism. joining me now, carl higbie, mercedes schlapp. and captain nash, let me go to you first. a lot of speculation about what's going on here. fill us in on what we do know. >> an a320 took out en route to

"making money" with charles payne starts now. ong back-to-back sessionsages today were mixed. after the obama administration admonishes hillary clinton on her emails, many are wondering if bernie sanders will finally use it as a knockout blow in his quest to win the nomination. it costs the government $1 billion a year just to approve food stamps for people.

my good buddy charles payne has afforded us this hour to get started.tocks are selling off just as voters are at the polls in indiana. 12 counties part of the eastern time zone are closing. and we are providing a background that showed a sell-off for wall and broad. in asia and europe signs were the economy is softening. whatever money was intended to go to stocks found a safe haven in treasury instruments. it went on to europe and went on to here. the feeling was maybe we are look at a global slowdown that showed the first three months of the year in this country were barely showing any movement at all. i'm positive that is the backdrop of voting in indiana for a reason. if that is the environment here in which things are slowing down. the betting seems to be interest rates are a good place to park. treasury securities safe and boring as they might be are deemed a good place to put cash. what does it say to candidates and how they might have to dip into these realities. hillary clinton is using the improving economy for the wind at her back. what if th

my colleague charles payne is here. "making money" starts now. st day in a couple months. energy and financial shares led the way. but after the close, disney bombed. voting underway in west virginia and nebraska. all eyes are on west virginia as hillary tries to work around the negative comments against coal miners. although they don't officially have it locked up, there is

"making money" with charles payne is here. it starts now. use speaker paul ryan completed a highly anticipated meeting. but here is the question. what does ryan want and what will donald trump give? could donald trump be softening his call for a temporary muslim ban? u.s. stocks all over the place. there is some serious problems. i'll talk about it. in particular the great uphill upheaval. nordstrom is getting slammed. speaker ryan earlier today declaring he will

my colleague charles payne is here, "making money" starts now. : the stock market getting crushed. the obama administration's anti-business stance slowing down. president obama heading to hiroshima this week. he will be the first sitting president to make that trip. the white house insists it won't be an apology trip. >>> gop leader meet in hopes of uniting the party. paul ryan says he hopes it's

here now, charles payne, host of making money on fox business. charles, thanks for coming in. let's be specific. look at these numbers, obama's war on coal, he has done it, and waged war through the epa and other actions he has taken. 29,700 coal jobs killed, 422 coal mines closed as a result of his actions. can trump revive the coal industry after that? >> it is going to be real tough, david, and i'll tell you why. there has been a big coal war around the world. there is a slump. even china laid off 1.3 million coal workers. apply 15 billion to try to retrain them to get into other industries. here is the problem though. you hit on it. there was natural trajectory for coal and transition to so-called solar or wind and those kind of things. it probably would have happened naturally over the next 20 years, 30 years, 25 years. instead president obama rammed it down the industries throats. david: yeah. >> it was epa, clean air act, ozone, materials, particles, fuel, every aspect. every single angle that president obama could he took. they can't retrofit the power plants the degre

i am charles payne in for neil cavuto. today on cavuto coast to coast is the economy toast? that's the question. we do know the economy is growing me weakest pace in a year and while the growth is growing, how much should web worried? listen to reagan budget chief david and also former fed chief allen, their warning about what's coming. >> for the markets to conclude that everything is all better, that we're moving higher is a huge error and where i think we're going is a recession. there will be massive panic and selling on wall street. neil: there's a recession coming? >> i would say by the end of this year or next year. >> we're running at the end of this period to the state of disaster unless we turn it around. charles: gary b smith agrees about all of these big problems. but jonathan says, hey, just chill out. be cool. and that's because it's a friday, huh, jonathan? keep optimistic theme from stuart varney going here. >> well, markets tend not to crash, charles. they tend not to collapse. all of these can a ar kassandras are warning about the collapse. and i think a lo

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to charl payne, an overreact of we know it's a routine response but a lot of people think, we're one week away from the summer travel season in this country, and people are getting skittish. >> absolutely getting skittish bus these things are happening with more frequency. and i think that's the case here, and of course, the notion that this plane came from france where we would expect security to be top notch, i understand that it has several stops before then, but that is very unnerving to a whole lot of people and then compound the fact the market was already skittish. we were up 200, then down, and then to a certain degree, maybe irony, feels like the federal reserve is not on the same page as the american public. for some reason, they see such a robust economy they may have to raise rates as soon as next month. everyone else is scratching their head. so the market is under a lot of pressure, and then layer this on with the travel stocks and you have the kind of pressure we saw today. >> i wonder if people've -- people pivot. what they plan to do this summer. don't know the sourc

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my colleague charles payne is hire. oney starts right now. ♪ charles: major averages extending losses today after huge disappointsment in jobs jobs and manufacturing. president obama's war on coal, it will hit industry really hard? will hillary clinton continue his efforts and cost thousands more people their jobs. >>> elizabeth warren taking on donald trump, tweeting series of comments about the presumptive nominee. she will do whatever she can to keep him out. white house but the question will never trump conservatives be allies. ohio governor john kasich announcing moments ago that he is suspending his presidential campaign. >> i have always said that the lordas