i am charles payne and four neil cavuto. the worst economic recovery since 1949 and the eurozone same sort of anemic growth 1.2%. hillary clinton promising major changes, saying the policies implemented right now, she likes them. they are working. >> you are offering tweaks. not a dramatic shift. >> i think what i'm offering our proven results. i think what i am offering is we can build on where we are. we are standing, but i'm not happy with the status quo. i said that repeatedly. charles: birdwatcher and richard could. your thoughts. >> hillary has no plan whatsoever to improve anything for small business. the question the american people need to ask themselves is if they complete a government job, what happens when those jobs go away. the only real jobs in this country that supply an economy blog turned our jobs in the dirt. hillary has no comment on that. charles: the numbers are hard to dispute. the worst poster session recovery in history by a lot of measures. the only thing i'd give the democrats if you want to take i

my colleague charles payne has more on that with "making money." that show starts now. les: i'm charles payne, you are watching making money *. the f.b.i. finding 15,000 more documents in the investigation of hillary clinton. the justice department has ordered an expediated review by september 23. they intended to release the documents starting october 14, ending november 4. but the judge wants the emails out sooner. all this coming on lawsuits being brought against the

,'s charles payne.facturing and construction down with adp. we have housing shortage there. i don't know what that speaks to. maria: is it important? this will set tone for markets and give us a great window where jobs are. joanie you have a great information on where the jobs are. forcing president obama to respond to it, putting donald trump on the attack. as one of the former hostages himself highlighted the tense situation that unfolded on the runway right before the hostages were released, watch. >> we announced these payments in january. many months ago. there was not a secret. we announced them. the only bit of news that is relevant on this, the fact that we paid cash, which brings me to my last point. the reason that we had to give them cash is precisely because we are so strict in maintaining sanctions and we do not have a banking relationship with iran that we couldn't send them a check. >> i wonder where that money really goes by the way, right? i wonder where it really goes. either in their

charles payne, it is your time. charles: hewlett-packard used to be the same way. the fallout, some would say and investment of sorts, a payment to iran, president obama will be facing questions on this, the white house answers leading to more questions. this is cavuto coast-to-coast, i am charles payne filling in for neil cavuto. would these hostages have come home when they did if the money wasn't paid when it was paid? josh earnest refused to answer the question not once, not twice but three times at a white house press briefing, reporters get another shot when president obama takes questions at the pentagon at 4:30 p.m. the white house denying it was a ransom payment but we have learned senior justice department official expressed concern over the timing of the payment as the president said donald trump's strong rhetoric against muslims fueling terrorism. what about putting $400 million in the hands of terrorists? amber, something of a complicated story. if you go all the way back iran gave us $400 million before your time. it is in the history books. we owe th

my colleague charles payne has more on that with "making money." that show starts now. charles: i'm charles payne, you are watching making money *. the f.b.i. finding 15,000 more documents in the investigation of hillary clinton. the justice department has ordered an expediated review by september 23. they intended to release the documents starting october 14, ending november 4. but the judge wants the emails out sooner. all this coming on lawsuits being brought against the department by judicial watch. the emails showing a conflict of interest between the clinton foundation and the state department under hillary clinton. here to discuss, lauren, the email saga never ends. i'm not sure where 15,000 emails came from. >> it's bad news for hillary clinton it's a constant drip, drip, drip. when are we going to stop hearing about another scandal and another pay for play scandal. innocent people don't need scapegoats such as general powell. charles: we talked about the october surprise. apparently the clinton camp was trying to make a november surprise. we'll get an idea of wh

coming up we are charles payne, making money with charles payne. [♪] charles: we begin the show withreaking news. donald trump proving yet again he's something of a wildcard. washington hasser in seen this report. "the washington post" reporting donald trump so far refusing to endorse paul ryan and john mccain in their primary battles. for speaker ryan the vote comes a week from donald trump saying i like paul, but these are horrible times for our country and we need strong leadership and i'm not quite there yet. let's not forget paul ryan used similar language, "i'm not quite there yet" when he asked about endorsing donald trump. that may indicate donald trump may eventually come around, but it may also give us a glimmer of what the general election will be like. also the narrative that we are not seeing -- we are starting to hear we are not seeing the appropriate presidential temperament from donald trump. here to discuss it all. tammy bruce, kirsten haglund. and michael bowen. we had barack obama slamming donald trump. we have seen polls slamming donald trump. it all goes to one w

elizabeth mcdonald is filling in with charles payne. that show starts now. liz: new fox news polling just cutting in. the new poll shows donald trump just 2 percent and points behind hillary clinton in a four-way race. a head-to-head tchup it's clinton 48% and trump 42%. we'll have expert analysis what the numbers mean and how daning the recent clinton foundation and email controversies have been for those numbers a little later. i'm elizabeth mcdonald in tore charles payne and you are watching making man are you *. donald trump meeting with mexican president enrique necessitnietohours before givinr immigration speech. >> we recognize and respect the right of either country to build a physical barrier or wall on any of its borders to stop the illegal movement of people, drugs and weapons. liz: mr. trump struck a polite but firm tone standing next to in nieto. he said the two never did discuss payment of the wall but said they would merit building of the wall. the meeting came as a shock to many. hillary clinton also invited to meet with the mexican president

coming up we are charles payne, making money with charles payne. [♪] charles: we begin the show with. donald trump proving yet again he's something of a wildcard. washington hasser in seen this report. "the washington post" reporting donald trump so far refusing to endorse paul ryan and john mccain in their primary battles. for speaker ryan the vote comes a week from donald trump saying i like paul, but these are horrible times for our country and we need strong leadership and i'm not quite there yet. let's not forget paul ryan used

in the meantime, my colleague liz macdonald in for charles payne. "making money" starts now. >> tonight more new developments in the hillary clinton e-mail controversy. i'm elizabeth mcdonald in for charles payne and you're watching "making money." fox news learning earlier today the fbi is preparing to publicly release portions of its report on the investigation of secretary clinton's use of private e-mail server while secretary of state. we'll get to that in a moment. >>> first, is russia trying to manipulate america's election? the fbi issues a nationwide alert about possible breaches into state election offices after foreign hackers broke into voter registration systems in illinois and arizona, and today, we've got another report from florida where there is a primary happening right now. the election offices there have been the target of repeated attacks. also today, senate majority leader harry reid asking the fbi to investigate evidence that the culprit behind these hacks is russia. fbi director james comey stopped short of blaming russia for

let's check in with charles payne, one of my favorites around here. charles, donald trump makes his first stab at this economic plan. a lot of conservatives are liking that plan for what he stands for, saying it's truly conservative. some bringing up ronald reagan's name, associating it with that. can he now stay on message? >> he better, that's the way he wins. there was an electric mood in that coliseum. he hit all the points, we're going to cut taxes, get rid of wasteful spending, have a pro-america policy. when you talked about the corporate tax rate of 15%, that's going to apply to every small business in america, charles. so a lot of the small and medium-sized businesses will benefit a lot from that. that contrasts, what he has to do, guys, he has to contrast what he wants to do with what hillary wants to do. i want to cut taxes, she wants to raise them. i want a pro-america energy policy. i think that's how he wins. >> charles, what would this mean for the economy and that idea of having 15%? i assume he means for independent contractors. a lot

in the meantime, my colleague liz macdonald in for charles payne.king money" starts now. >> tonight more new developments in the hillary clinton e-mail controversy. i'm elizabeth mcdonald in for charles payne and you're watching "making money." fox news learning earlier today the fbi is preparing to publicly release portions of its report on the investigation of secretary clinton's use of private e-mail server while secretary of state. we'll get to that in a moment. >>> first, is russia trying to manipulate america's election? the fbi issues a nationwide alert about possible breaches into state election offices after foreign hackers broke into voter registration systems in illinois and arizona, and today, we've got another report

more charles payne. charles: zika is a concern in rio. so is isis.on security, bolstered in brazil. is it enough, ashley? >> that is a good question, charles. look, we know the rio olympics and olympics is a prime target for jihadists. already the word and signal gone out encouraging would-be terrorists to focus on brazil and the 2016 olympics which get underway by the end the week. islamic state is translating a lot of its propaganda into portuguese, native language of brazil. they're encouraging lone wolves to move to brazil. in the propaganda says it is easy to get tickets and visas. you can move around freely, they say. they're asking and trying to recruit portuguese speakers. they're trying to create a terror, network, charles, in brazil. they also give suggestions for targets which include u.s., uk, french and israeli tourists. they're also suggesting to drop poison and medications into food and drinks, the use of small toy drones for small explosives as well. i mean this is very big talk but as we've seen in recent weeks and months, scale and

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world."n cornyn calling on loretta lynch to explain why she won't pursue an investigation of the clinton foundation even though the fbi is recommending that she should. to fox's rich ed son in washington with the latest. >> reporter: good evening, charles. texas republican senator john cornyn says the department of justice should continue investigating the connection between the clinton foundation and the state department. in a letter to attorney general loretta lynch, cornen in writes, quotes, representative of the foundation

if charles payne does it. . >> your he' the best. >> you are awesome. >> our friends at home you have been weighing in on the story we just had kristen fisher covering for us, where donald trump is endorsing ayotte and mccain and ryan and christine on facebook writes to say i like ryan and mccain but -- i dislike ryan and mccain but i guess trump had to do this. >> good job, doj, play that game, since our country needs you to be president. >> trump did what he had to do to reunite the broken republican party and our country. >> kind of a good point. you can attack trump for giving a talk, he clearly doesn't like these guys, but did what he had to do to turn the conversation over to something fruitful like hillary clinton. if trump will force himself to pretend to support these republicans are they going to pretend not to undermine him at every point. >> he's hoping to seize in this, close ranks, stop shooting out so they will stop shooting in and the fire goes back to hillary clinton. >> panic mode when he sees

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." john cornyn calling on loretta lynch to explain why she won't pursue an investigation of the clinton foundation even though the fbi is recommending that she should. to fox's rich ed son in washington with the latest. >> reporter: good evening, charles. texas republican senator john cornyn says the department of justice should continue investigating the connection between the clinton foundation and the state department. in a letter to attorney general loretta lynch, cornen in writes, quotes, representative of the foundation repeatedly sought special treatment for donors and officials at the state department. this is unacceptable and reflects reflects the worst concerns harbored be the public about the abuse of government office to benefit the powerful. critics claim the foundation is a vehicle for wealthy donors to buy influence from the state department. clinton allies deny the claims. recently released e-mails show clinton foundation donors seeking meet examination job offers from th

>> charles and i had very good discussions, charles payne and i, about entitlement versus empowerment.dre, ben carson, herman cain, many of us you will hear, james brown, i don't know if it is appropriate to name his song, he says, i don't want nobody to give me nothing. just open the door and i will get it myself. so we're looking for opportunity rather than entitlement. empowerment, rather than giveaways. i believe that if any of the young men who were shot had had those types of opportunities, the flawed system would not be there and we'd have different outcomes and less grief. melissa: so what does that look like in terms of policy? how do you achieve that? i mean what are some examples you think? >> as we put america back to work as we get better education in our school system and we empower our families and churches to exercise the constitutional rights to help make decisions for our country, america does need to come first, i think it is very true. before you can help someone else outside of the borders you have to fix the flawed system. the system is not necessarily broken but i

charles payne. take it away. >> thanks a lot, actually. donald trump in a major speech in detroit will happen any minute. wall-to-wall coverage. thanks for joining us. this is caputo coast-to-coast. i am charlayes pne tournament where neil cavuto appeared really not an agenda to call for lower taxes, less regulation as a whole lot to dig into an majority got a of the plan from some of his advisers. one of them will join us in the next hour for reaction. former presidential candidate ben carson. let's start with charlie gasparino. >> i got a glimpse of the plan last friday. that was addressed. these two challenges here. the draft i heard was very happy on lowering taxes on individuals and businesses, getting rid of needless regulation particularly on the draft i heard about. this will talk about how dodd-frank is making it difficult to live with small businesses. or will it go the other route which is some of the nonsensical argument about how nafta is killing jobs. that is not the reason why we have a jobs problem. if you go that route, th

stuart: and i am on, surprise, 12 seconds before we hit charles payne. markets flat, oil up slightly, big job number coming, treading water, at 12 noon exactly, charles is yours. charles: you are always on. the dow jones industrial average hoping to break the 7-day losing streak. a down day would mean the biggest losing streak in 5 years so stocks are down calling for donald trump to speak up. i am charles payne. there is fear among republicans the donald trump's latest step will divert republicans from the economic message he should be pounding former republican presidential candidate ben carson on this, donald trump needs to get back on message. you are close to donald trump, what everyone called the straight shooter. should donald trump get back on message? >> bear in mind the democrats only have one way they can win, that is to keep donald trump off message, keep him talking about things that really don't matter and don't have a big impact on the country. and make this into a personality battle. they figure they can win. there is no way they can win o

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. hillary clinton and donald trump rolling out their tax plans but do eat door anything about our record debt? to ben stein, charlie, julie and larry glazer. dagen mcdowell doing her usual great job and still out working on the book, "war and peace" but in the meantime larry this administration taking in a record amount in taxes and our debt continues to mount. whose plan can fix this? >> sure. well unfortunately, neither plan really deals with the elephant in the room that soaring national debt. and in order to do that, both plans will actually increase the debt. we have to deal with the entitlement issue in this country. social security, we've got medicare, medicaid, that are 50% of the budget. so outside of that we have one really key difference that is corporate income tax. hail larry talks about getting companies to pay their share but donald's plan will do it. lowering the corporate income tax gets companies to bring $2 billion sitting overseas back to this country to create jobs

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. charlie, jeweleny, along with gary and scott. dagen as you saw

hello, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. charlie, jonathan, scott, and julie. dagen mcdowell subhosting "bulls and bears" and adam on his new book. charlie, is isis on the decline? are we in denial? >> i think we're in a contradiction of terms here. i mean the obama administration, if you listen to the defense secretary ash carter, on one hand, and some other people, they say well isis is growing, still a huge threat, every day we wake up worrying about this and we're not really doing -- while we are making gains it's not enough. i'm pair a ra phrasing but i've been listening for these guys the last six months saying that. hillary clinton and the president, president obama, saying, you know, the jv team is almost fun ishds. they're going to lose. and i can tell you when administrations talk out of both sides of their mouth as do, you a problem. >> scott, here's the thing. this is a two-prong approach, fighting them in a traditional war-like setting, we have taken land but they have spread so far across this country and we've seen their attacks on our way of lif

let's go to "making money" with charles payne. charles: fox news showing hillary clinton with a 10-point lead over donald trump, 49-39. but he continues to keep a lead with independents, an important voting bloc. these numbers reflect the post-convention bump. but a lot of people saying it's a wake-up call and his campaign needs to get back on track. rnc chairman reince priebus and newt guy grip of and rudy giuliani said to be organizing an intervention with donald trump. a 10-point lead in our latest fox news poll. the on thing that stood out was his lead with independents. i think that's important and critical. but should he heed the mess and these polls? >> the trump train is not derailed but it hit a rough patch. he leads by 8:00 with independents. but because he's continuing to say dumb things over time, hillary clinton has been able to make this election a referendum on donald trump's fitness to be president. they don't see him to be the same way. if he wants to regain the lead in the polls and become the next president of th

stuart: charles payne, though, has a couple of hours to spare. go ahead. charles: thank you, guys. new changes of trump's leadership team and new changes to trump. this is cavuto coast to coast i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. paul manafort is out of the campaign, this of course was telegraphed earlier in the week with conway and both now leading the campaign. sources saying that campaign chair paul manafort is stepping down because he might worn out his welcome. but questions lobbying for the ukraine could also be the real reason he left. this is actually something that eric trump all but confirmed from maria bartiromo. in an interview that will be aired on sunday, but here's a snippet. >> i think my father didn't want to be distracted by whatever things paul was dealing with. and, you know, paul was amazing. and, you know, he helped us get through the primary process. he helped us get through the convention. he did a great job with the delegates. you know? and now you look at, you know, kelly anne and some of the people we're bringing in, and they're absolutely fantastic, an

hello, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. charlie, jonathan, scott, and julie.agen mcdowell subhosting "bulls and bears" and

charles payne, i believe it's your time now. charles: i don't know much about bells and whistles, but i do know about pay to play. by the way, it's not going away and donald trump not letting it ago. this is cavuto: "coast to coast," i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. donors getting special access to hillary clinton as secretary of state details on the bombshell ap report in just a second while those questions are piling up, donald trump is expected to pile on. the gop nominee holding a rally in florida in the next hour where he is expected to continue his attack on the clinton foundation. first, to blake burman on the clintons. blake. >> and, charles, the big number here is 85. according to the associated press, which says it has dug in the hillary clinton state department calendars, clinton took at least 85 meetings or phone calls involving people with individual or corporate donations to the clinton foundation or its international programs. now, the ap says that is more than half of the 154 people they've reviewed who clint

i know that charles payne is waiting eagerly to take it away. charles: we'll continue to speculate right now, stuart. don't worry about it. in the meantime trump continues, while hillary clinton is taking a break from voters. this is cavuto: "coast to coast" i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. donald trump set to pound the economy in ohio today. moving from swing state to swing state looking to cord latino and black voters. now, she's taking a break from the campaign trail to hold a big stretch of fundraisers. so does did happen trump have a opportunity to complete a turn around. democratic strategist jim green. all right. guys, hillary, she announced a big ad buy. $80million but left out a couple of swing states. she hung out with cher. but feels like she's put it in neutral. she's trying to coast to the finish line here. >> i'm a little confused, charles, how could she be taking a break from the campaign if she's raising money for the campaign? she's doing this things that campaigns for presidential candidates typically do. just because donal

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto.lary clinton and donald trump rolling out their tax plans but do eat door anything about our record debt? to ben stein, charlie, julie and larry glazer. dagenher usual

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. charlie, jeweleny, along with gary and scott. dagen as you saw doing her usual great job hosting "bulls and bears" and adam working on the huge book. gary, are this administration's policies hurting inner citys? >> you know, charles, every day it's an opportunity for an administration to get into the inner cities and do something about it. i mean really do something, not just flapping your gums. over the last eight years, crime rates up, poverty rate is up and the most important part of the equation, child poverty rates are up and the family structure is down. that means children have no chance to get ahead. the statistics speaking loud and clear and eight years of wasted opportunity, my friend. >> yeah. you know to your point, poverty rates from 2009 to '13 for inner city, almost 33% versus the national average which is barely 14%. scott, you're in chicago. which is sort of the epicenter for this kind of stuff. >> yeah. it's where it's started, charles, and down to economic policy here. if you look in the inner city in chicago,

let's go to "making money" with charles payne. showing hillary clinton with a 10-point lead over donald trump, 49-39. but he continues to keep a lead with independents, an important voting bloc. these numbers reflect the post-convention bump. but a lot of people saying it's a wake-up call and his campaign needs to get back on track. rnc

charles payne is here. "making money" starts now. charles: all three major averages soared higher. dozens of top republicans are urging the rnc chair, ryan is prebus to redistribute funds to the house and senate and stop spending money on donald trump. and a report shows be information from centcom was skewed to make isis seem less of a threat. >> if you add up all the taxes from cutting taxes fromr for the wealthy and corporations to deporting immigrants if the loss would be the loss of 3.4 million jobs. charles: hillary clinton lands in michigan to deliver her counter attack. clinton laid out her agenda to create jobs at the $275 billion infrastructure project. but she did seize the opportunity to paint donald trump as a crony whose policies would actually destroy the middle class. >> there is a myth out there that he will stick it to the rich and powerful because somehow he's really on the side of the little guy. don't believe it. >> she'll make a speech today and talking about what she is going to do to the country. she doesn't talents to do it. if she wanted to do it, just rem

my colleague charles payne is next. [♪] charles: welcome to "making money." we have breaking news.he administration denying the $400 million payment made to iran at the same time american hostages were released was not ransom, but according to a "wall street journal" piece, it was a very coordinated exchange. republican pollster and long "time --and long time ally its e manager and steve bannon is the ceo. will this brand-new team be able to turn things around? ford o'connell, kathy taylor and gina louden. before we get to the campaign news. this is breaking news. i think this will be the biggest headline in the news tomorrow morning. ford, your quick thoughts now that there is more evidence this was the quid pro quo that means it was ransom and not a coincidence. >> the obama administration has been downplaying this the entire time. it was a simple question. if you gave this money are we going to get the hostages back. people should be upset about the way the obama administration is handling iran. the fact is iran has taken more hostages. the u.s. has gotten hosed all around and t

my colleague charles payne is next. [♪] charles: welcome to "making money." we have breaking news.ment made to iran at the same time american hostages were released was not ransom, but according to a "wall street journal" piece, it was a very coordinated exchange. republican pollster and long "time --and long time ally its

"making money" with charles payne is coming up next. charles: breaking news. we are waiting for donald trump's second north carolina rally. this one in fayetteville. he caused another controversy in a rally. we'll keep an eye on this one and bring you news as we have it. donald trump is pushing his economic plan. reinforcing his promise to reduce regulation and grow the economy. i want to get right to my first guest. the trump campaign's national finance campaign chairman. steven, welcome to the show. i wanted to have you, obviously the speech is well received among republicans and donald trump backers. what's the feedback you have gotten today? >> extremely positive. i think it differentiates the trump economic plan from the clinton economic plan. this is about pro jobs and pro growth. we are excited to see the details and see the platform. charles: we don't know how the brackets break out. the only criticism i saw from an economic point of view. they are still worried about a trade war. that's a central part of donald trump's economic platform and election p

"making money" with charles payne is coming up next. 255,000 jobs was far greater than what the expertted. something like 180,000. but the participation rate remains at a four-decade low. charles: hillary clinton decide to take a few questions from the media at a gathering of black and hispanics. trump announcing his new economic advisory council. he's catching flack for an all-male team. speaking of the economy we had a huge jobs number today. the july report was big. and i told you that would happen

charles payne has more and "making money" starts now. charles: it was another day on squall street. all three major averages closing at all-time highs. what must move now to give credibility to the latest le hillary clinton is looking to solidify her lead in pennsylvania. protesters clashing with officers in a city after officers shot an armed man. donald trump is speaking today talking about war with isis and how the u.s. can best fight the terror organization. >> a new approach which must be shared by both parties in america and our friends and allies in the middle east must to be halt the spread of radical islam. we cannot always choose our friends, but we can never fail to recognize our enemies. charles: donald trump striking a serious tone during the speech on terrorism laying out his plans to put an end to terror attacks on u.s. soil. he said they will keep people from coming into this country from bad regions answer extreme vetting would be necessary. an slammed hillary clinton and barack obama for their policies in the middle east. i have our security experts with us. captai

charles payne has more and "making money" starts now. charles: it was another day on squall street.or averages closing at all-time highs. what must move now to give credibility to the latest le hillary clinton is looking to solidify her lead in pennsylvania. protesters clashing with officers in a city after officers shot an armed man. donald trump is speaking today talking about war with isis and how the u.s. can best fight the terror organization.

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we'll go to charles payne for the latest on reaction to donald trump's speech. charles: donald trump addressing a crowd of supporters in michigan where he spoke briefly about targeting hard-hit areas in louisiana. >> i just got back from a tour of the suffering and devastation in louisiana. perhaps you can tell by the way i'm dressed. just got off the plane. it was actually incredible. the spirit of the people is incredible. the defend staying likewise, they have never seen anything like it. but the spirit of the people is incredible. and honestly, obama ought to get off the golf course and get down there. charles: today's rally which many say is a presidential looking visit to louisiana, donald trump shocked the world delivering a speech that's say could be a game change. the candidate expressing remorse for some the statement he made in the past. >> sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issue, you don't choose the right word. or you say the wrong thing. and believe it or not, i regret it. and i do regret it. particularly where it may ha