joining me today all my buddies, ben stein, charles payne, and you know that guy, charlie -- dagan just doing a great job on "bulls & bears." you say these kids need to get a life. >> they really do. i do applaud passion because a whole lot of people didn't register to vote, their age, didn't vote, don't care. but this is outrageous. but listen, let's face it -- >> how about creatively skipping a class? >> i was going to say you start talking about this being egged on by teachers or leaders, even barack obama in germany saying, hey, go ahead and do this, i mean, it's one thing to get upset at a middle school or high school or a wayward college kid, but what about the fact that people who know better or older who understand, hey, this is democracy. wake up, you know, put down your sip cup and get back to class. >> well, if you're in high school. >> right. >> you really don't have a sippie cup. >> joint. put down your joint and get back to class. >> what do you think? >> i think it's patently stupid. it's really disgusting. here's why. >> they can do it. >> let me make this point, actuall

so, charles payne, is it going to make it harder on an incoming president when the guy replaced won't shut up? >> absolutely. can you imagine any job do you want the last person that had it opining on your performance? and i tell you what makes it even richer. barack obama really has had no criticism from george bush, even though he threw him under the bus every opportunity he could. george bush didn't say anything. he didn't comment. the economy was -- he never -- he had so many chances. >> i can see the first year, but nothing for eight years. >> but really to say somehow he's going to keep donald trump in check, he's some sort of a, you know, alternative out there, some sort of social conscious that will make sure that the new president does the right thing is absurd. but it does speak to his ego. >> what do you think? >> well, i remember when jack welsh gave -- picked jeff immelt to run ge. afterwards -- that was jack's pick, but afterwards they didn't get along. >> right. >> very much at odds about the management of the company. immelt used to say stuff behind jack's back, vice v

a lot of people aspire to become the next charles payne. but, i wonder if hillary clinton and the democratic ticket in general, the democratic party by doctrine, you know, pushed it to far to the point where they kind of made everyone who had money a suspicious character and it boomeranged in a country that kind of likes to succeed? >> yeah, we were talking about that on the trading desks about half hour ago, neil. almost like you're listening. neil: i really was. >> they turned the middle class into republicans. entire middle class. neil: much better put. >> yeah. so that is the phenomenon that we were mentioning. >> although the popular vote is pretty -- neil: what do you make of that, by the way, scott? p popular very, very close. she wracked that up -- racked that up in california and that added to it, as ben stein was telling us last night. you will have anomalies where the democrat picks up popular vote, loses the electoral vote, tim kaine pounced on that today. do you think he should have done that? was this place to do it today? >>

"making money" charles payne next. charles: breaking news. f.b.i. says it has come to the same conclusion on the hillary clinton email saga it had back in july. nothing has changed. 650,000 emails and no charges. good evening. i'm charles payne. we begin with the november surprise. sphiebs james comey sending a letter to congress that read in part based on our review we have not changed our conclusions that we expressed in july with respect to secretary clinton. it was october 28 comey sent another letter to congress saying the bureau was going to review newly discovered emails found during an is vaition of anthony weiner. he's the estranged husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. brian fallon took to twitter. then the trump campaign was swift to strike back stating then why did you, your colleagues and candidate attack comey, and his credibility. bill, the saga never stops. your assessment on how this whole thing played out. >> charles, i am somewhat baffled by the whole thing. i guess what the director did on october 28 was inform the congress as

charles payne has that for you on "making money." charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. fox news has new polls released at this very moment. it shows the race between donald trump and hillary clinton could not be much tighter nationally. clinton leads trump 45-43. gary johnson at 5% and jill stein 2%. in a head-to-head matchup clinton leads trump just by 1%. two weeks ago, clinton is down 3 points from where she was and trump up 1 point. with four days to go until america chooses their next president, there is no news that the polls tightened. joining me now to discuss, adriana cohen, brian king and gina louden. the composition of the poll was 40% democrat and 40% republican. you wrote about this article about the state of and next clinton campaign. >> i think the clinton campaign, their allies and the mainstream media kind of panicked. you had the mainstream media saying it was addressed only to the republicans. but on page two it's addressed to republicans and democrats on the committee. the strategy was continued for several days, and i think it's not a wise strategy

charles payne next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne, breaking news, the shockwaves from fbi director james comey, his move to revive the investigation tied to hillary clinton's use of private e-mail server are reverberating. at this moment, the fbi is using computer software to begin searching for relevant e-mails found on a laptop that belongs to anthony weiner, of course, the estranged of top clinton aide huma abedin. one thing is clear, comey is take heat from both sides of the aisle. joining me now, the man who grilled comey during congressional testimony in, republican representative ron desantos. thank you for joining us. before we get into the nuances what may be going on here. the initial theme from the mainstream media, 80% of them was to focus on comey and reasons for doing this. jim jordan didn't think it was the right thing to do. trey gowdy thought that perhaps it was the wrong time as well. what's your feeling as someone who's so close to this and had an opportunity to grill james c

charles payne next. good evening, i'm charles payne, breaking news, the shockwaves from fbi director james comey, his move to revive the investigation tied to hillary clinton's use of private e-mail server are reverberating. at this moment, the fbi is using computer software to begin searching for relevant e-mails found on a laptop that belongs to anthony weiner, of course, the estranged of top clinton aide huma abedin. one thing is clear, comey is take heat from both sides of the aisle. joining me now, the man who grilled comey during congressional testimony in,

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. the revolving door of power players entering and exiting trump towers. senator jeff sessions, lieutenant general michael flynn and rudy giuliani all spotted entering the fifth avenue building today. trump slammed the "new york times" for saying the transition is in trouble. but trump says it's on track. >> we are not going to rush. we are going to make sure people will pass confirmation. i think it's important to look back at president obama even didn't have his entire cabinet formed within the first week, and we'll make sure we get it right. charles: joining me to discuss, tammy bruce, and ford connell. is too much being made of the transition team? the mainstream media is eating it up. >> if we learned anything about this electoral process it's who has been wrong and who has been right. the legacy media has not gotten it right. i think you and i should go into the trump towers and see what happens the next dane wave pat every one -- and wave at everyone. this is the absurdity of wha

"making money" with charles payne is next. [♪] charles: good evening, i'm charles payne.sident-elect announced he intends to nominate betsy devos as education secretary and nikki haley is slated to serve as ambassador to the united nations. i know you see it all over social media. we'll keep you updated. then there is all the suspense swirling around anti-trump crusader mitt romney. we told you last night he's

making money with charles payne join us fox business network all stars more from trump economicbout jobs in america today, along with presidentialf hispanic population in arizona that is driving this tim kaine, the democratic vice presidential nominee in nearby footnotes last night speech entirely in spanish first time any presidential or vice presidential candidate has given speech in spanish, 30% hispanic they think a quarter eligible to vote maybe that is in part what drives another interesting issue, that is on in play this fall. we will see how it turns out maria. maria: jeff we will be watching that thank you so much jeff flock joining is life, joining us right now, in trump economic advisory steve moore good to see you i want your thoughts on jobs reports but what are thoughts on this minimum wage discussion. >> first of all, maria i just like to say i really resent what hike muck bee said about economists my -- [laughter], are you saying we are indecisive. >> steven is never surprised. >> there you go. >> so on minimum wage, it is interesting i was just in seattle this w

charles payne is up next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne, and i have breaking news for you right now, just moments ago fox news' john roberts reporting that a transition source with knowledge of trump's thinking says steve mnuchin is the pick for treasury secretary. john roberts reporting that the announcement could come as early as tomorrow. also at any minute now, we expect president-elect donald trump and former republican nominee mitt romney to sit down for a private dipper, and it's adding to mounting speculation that despite his divisive words and actions and adamant resistance within the trump camp itself, mitt romney could get the secretary of state nod. trump tower, by the way, has been swirling with recent potential secretary of state nominees including mitt romney, senator bob corker, general david petraeus and, of course, rudy giuliani. joining me now to talk about it, tammy bruce, mark serrano and betsy wood rough. betsy woodruff. tammy? i know you're a giuliani fan. >> yeah, absolutely.

"making money" with charles payne is next. [♪] charles: good evening, i'm charles payne.he president-elect announced he intends to nominate betsy devos as education secretary and nikki haley is slated to serve as ambassador to the united nations. i know you see it all over social media. we'll keep you updated. then there is all the suspense swirling around anti-trump crusader mitt romney. we told you last night he's reportedly the top contendser fosecretary of state. but not everyone is on board in the trump camp with this particular pick. >> i'm unhappy that tonight did everything he could to derail donald trump. >> the challenge with governor romney is not just what he said about trump, he was trump's most vicious opponent on the republican side. charles: joining me now, morgan ortegas and gina louden. it's creating a schism among the trump supporters and the idea he would go with mitt romney. what do you think? >> i am one of those trump supporters who hopes he doesn't. as i watched mr. trump prong throughout this campaign, many of us including myself have overestimate

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: good evening. i'm charles payne.olving door of power players entering and exiting trump towers. senator jeff sessions, lieutenant general michael flynn and rudy giuliani all spotted entering the fifth avenue building today. trump slammed the "new york times" for saying the transition is in trouble. but trump says it's on track. >> we are not going to rush.

charles payne is up next. , i'm charles payne, and i have breaking news for you right now, just moments ago fox news' john roberts reporting that a transition source with knowledge of trump's thinking says steve mnuchin is the pick for treasury secretary. john roberts reporting that the announcement could come as early as tomorrow. also at any minute now, we expect president-elect donald trump and former republican nominee mitt romney to sit down for a private dipper, and it's adding to mounting speculation that despite his divisive words and actions and adamant resistance within the trump camp itself, mitt romney could get the secretary of state nod. trump tower, by the way, has been swirling with recent potential secretary of state nominees including mitt romney,

charles payne, "making money" next. don't go away. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne, and we're just -- the finish line is six days away and donald trump trying to capitalize on momentum that began more than a week ago but a big lift from the fbi when they revived clinton e-mail probe. donald trump rallying supporters in florida. that is a must-win state for him, and warning that a clinton presidency, what it would look like. watch this. >> the work of government would grind to a halt if she were ever elected. she'll be in court for her entire tenure. and she'll be convicted. charles: even with florida somewhat in the bag, by some indications, donald trump must break through the clinton blue wall. so exactly how does he do that? joining me cathy taylor, rachel duffy and jeff dewitt who knows donald trump's plans well. i want to start with our newest contributor, rachel duffy. welcome to the team. >> thank you. charles: are you happy to be in wisconsin? a lot of republicans hinted over the weekend and yesterday that that marquett

right now charles payne is on deck. he is up next. ♪ charles: good evening. i am charles payne.fficial his economic team. steve mnuchin is the choice to serve as treasury secretary. we got wilbur ross the pick for commerce. these are two titans in the financial area. they were on both at same time with "mornings with maria." they laid out their future boss's highest priorities. watch this. >> our number one priority will be tax reform. we think about lowering the corporate tax rate we'll make u.s. corporations incredibly competitive and create enormous amounts of money comes back onshore and creates job.

making money with charles payne is next. ♪ >> good evening, i'm charles payne and we're all fired upause america is going to elect a new president in just three days. fox business has it all covered for you. we are live on the ground across the country, covering it toughest and closest races all weekend long. trump and clinton battling it out for where we go now. the stakes are highest in florida and we want to begin with adam shapiro in tampa. adam. >> and this is, charles, ground zero, you might say for this election. tampa, the bellwether city and the bellwether county knows only for florida, but for the entire country. it all comes down to what happens right here.

charles payne has that for you on "making money." charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. polls released at this very moment. it shows the race between donald trump and hillary clinton could not be much tighter nationally. clinton leads trump 45-43. gary johnson at 5% and jill stein 2%. in a head-to-head matchup clinton leads trump just by 1%. two weeks

charles payne, "making money" next. don't go away. good evening, i'm charles payne, and we're just -- the finish line is six days away and donald trump trying to capitalize on momentum that began more than a week ago but a big lift from the fbi when they revived clinton e-mail probe. donald trump rallying supporters in florida. that is a must-win state for him, and warning that a clinton presidency, what it would look like. watch this. >> the work of government would grind to a halt if she were ever elected. she'll be in court for her entire tenure. and she'll be convicted.

right now charles payne is on deck. he is up next. ♪ charles: good evening. i am charles payne.resident-elect donald trump making official his economic team. steve mnuchin is the choice to serve as treasury secretary. we got wilbur ross the pick for commerce. these are two titans in the financial area. they were on both at same time with "mornings with maria." they laid out their future boss's highest priorities. watch this. >> our number one priority will be tax reform. we think about lowering the corporate tax rate we'll make u.s. corporations incredibly competitive and create enormous amounts of money comes back onshore and creates job. >> every small bank has more compliance people than lending officers. that is a very flawed business model. >> even at large banks, regulators have offices there. >> that is not the way to run a bank. government is not the right way to allocate capital. charles: all right. there you have it. wilbur ross and mnuchin talking about three top priorities, taxes growth, easing bank lending. sounds like music to my ears. let ask tammy bruce. jeff, we

"making money" charles payne next. charles: breaking news. f.b.i.ome to the same conclusion on the hillary clinton email saga it had back in july. nothing has changed. 650,000 emails and no charges. good evening. i'm charles payne. we begin with the november surprise. sphiebs james comey sending a letter to congress that read in part based on our review we have not changed our conclusions that

we just had charles payne joining us, and now john layfield is with us.ges -- he manages money. he's normally in bermuda. whether he's coming back to america you should president trump, i don't know whether he's going to repatriate himself, but he's going to offer us some information on why the big name tech stocks are down. go ahead, john. >> thanks, stuart. i actually pay full federal income tax, so i don't get a tax benefit from being here. when you're talking about the international companies like these tech companies, one thing that president-elect trump has said he's going to do is close the loophole. it's a very complicated process, they put their companies at a 12% pass rate, they pass it through a double dutch shell. you go through the netherlands, park your money here in bermuda, loan the money back to lower your tax rate. i think that's one of the reasons also that these tech stocks have old off. that and -- sold off. that and some of trade policies that donald trump are worried about that he might implement. however, when you talk about donald

fox business network's donald chang is here -- charles payne is here. >> if you don't want gridlock, put these goodies in. the problem with the goodies, how about 19.8 trillion and counting? the problem with the goodies is we get the kind of government that bogs the country down, that bogged our economy down. by the way, we just had an american public debt that overwhelmingly rejected the notion of washington insiders going to these deals to go back home, bragging about bringing the -- or making the nation poor. >> they are looking to buy votes for in this case wooing the others to some of your big plans. is this modern day republican group's plan to imitate what ronald reagan was doing in the early 1980s to win over southern democrats, the so-call ed bo hemo hemian fan. >> let's talk about this, $72 billion. and that included an $18 billion bridge near harry reid's farm in nevada. the american public said we don't want this. they spoke just a week ago to say they want the government to tighten its belt free of money so mainstream media has access to this cash and they can grow this

making money with charles payne is next. ♪ >> good evening, i'm charles payne and we're all fired upecause america is going to elect a new president in just three days. fox business has it all covered for you. we are live on the ground across the country, covering it toughest and closest races all weekend long. trump and clinton battling it out for where we go now. the stakes are highest in florida and we want to begin with adam shapiro in tampa. adam. >> and this is, charles, ground zero, you might say for this election. tampa, the bellwether city and the bellwether county knows only for florida, but for the entire country. it all comes down to what happens right here. how this election will play out. now, the key to this for donald trump is getting not only his base to show up at the polls, but also the people referred to as dixie-crats. here in florida, there are people whose families, generation after generation, are registered democrat, but they vote republican. they are dixie-crats and we run into them in the trump rallies. we asked these people what is it about donald trump? p

neil: good point, charles payne. "making money," charles payne, 6:00 p.m. eastern time.liverses. this time tomorrow, mitt romney, donald trump, in a meeting. what will you be wearing? [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. : . >> all right, you're looking live at the lobby of the trump tower. what if you go into there just to shop? it's like an indoor mall, right? pardon me, pardon me, so surreal, but it is what it is. who'd have thunk, right? all vying for cabinet positions, others just to say hello to the next president of the united states. trish regan to you. trish: thank you, neil! a busy day for president-elect donald trump, as he announces three key appointments to his administration today. i am trish regan, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report." the appointments are coming fast and furious right now. here we go, up to speed, senator jeff sessions from alabama, early trump supporters. the first senator to

joining me today all my buddies, ben stein, charles payne, and you know that guy, charlie -- dagan just doing a great job on

making money with charles payne is next. charles: more reaction tonight for the probe tied to the heap e-mail server. between the clinton foundation and the state department. a law enforcement source tells fox news and agents found documents related to the clinton foundation on his laptop and they also found documents that they strongly believed to be classified on the computer belonged to the estranged husband. two sources also tell fox news of theirs at fox -- a 99% chance that at least five agencies hacked the private clinton server. let me go to you first here. of course this is a story and involves sources. we keep hearing that the massive turmoil between the fbi and the justice department in part because they want this information to be more public. >> is seeing a lot of the tensions and start to emerge because they have wanted to pursue this clinton foundation investigation more aggressively than the justice department was willing to let them. most of them have cited at the that lack of evidence that they felt fbi agen

we'll be live for the biggest shopping day of the year, charles payne next. another record day for the trump rally as the dow smashes through 19,000. all the other major he can when it indices surged. we saw it in house and retail sales. momentum already in motion before the election and there is every reason to believe that moves made bialek could put this rally into overdrive. retailers surged. burlington coat factory. dollar tree and chicago toes. existing home sales climbing to

making money with charles payne is next. s: more reaction tonight for the probe tied to the heap e-mail server. between the clinton foundation and the state department. a law enforcement source tells fox news and agents found documents related to the clinton foundation on his laptop and they also found documents that they strongly believed to be classified on the computer belonged to the estranged husband. two sources also tell fox news of theirs at fox -- a 99% chance that at least five agencies hacked the private clinton server.

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: good evening, breaking news. president-elect trump naming three major appointment. rd general michael flynn is national security advisor. mike pompeo to head the cia and senator sessions as attorney general. trump tweeted, we'll be work all weekend in closing the great men and women who will be making america great again. so much speculation over all three these particular jobs. how do you feel about it? obviously to a degree donald trump rewarding loyalty. but all three great qualified people. >> i think they are very qualified. more importantly on two big issues, there is a pattern among all three men. they are reforms and forward thinkers, very strong thinkers on radical islam. they have said thing that most americans would think are patently true but not politically correct about radical islam and the threat it poses to the united states. but all of these men have a streak for reform for challenging government bureaucracy. very strong picks, i think. charles: national security at the forefront. it was an issu

we'll be live for the biggest shopping day of the year, charles payne next. charles: another record day for the trump rally as the dow smashes through 19,000. all the other major he can when it indices surged. we saw it in house and retail sales. momentum already in motion before the election and there is every reason to believe that moves made bialek could put this rally into overdrive. retailers surged. burlington coat factory. dollar tree and chicago toes. existing home sales climbing to their highest level since 2007. folks who have been polled or surveys since the election, i'm look for monster improvement on confidence. i'm seeing where the never trumpers and the democrats and the guy who parks the car at the parking garage and the dude at the hot dog stands, everyone is feeling and believing there is something going on, there is some animal spirit in the air. >> they are. and they are feeling it for good reason. if in fact trump follows through on these policies you will see a continuation. you will see an economy that can get much better. but if he doe

"making money" charles payne next. charles: the dow industrial average skyrocketing near an all-time high after donald trump pulls out a stunner. he's now president he select trump. the dow closed up 256 points, just shy of a record. that's avenue tiewrs collapsed some 800 points as donald trump was pulling off the miracle of miracles overnight. president obama scheduled to host donald trump at the white house to shep smooth a peaceful transition of power. the point now is the message. from trump i think it's pretty clear. >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. we are going to fix our inner cities. and we build our highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, schools, hospitals. we are going to rebuild our infrastructure. which will become by the way second to none. charles: that was donald trump speak but last night it was the people who spoke. question is what exactly did they say. gina, what is the message? because, you know, toddling around the tv stations it was unclear. what was the me

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: good evening, breaking news.t trump naming three major appointment. rd general michael flynn is national security advisor. mike pompeo to head the cia and senator sessions as attorney general. trump tweeted, we'll be work all weekend in closing the great men and women who will be making america great again. so much speculation over all three these

"making mone wh charles payne is next. charles: breaking news. two hours ago president obama weighed in on two high-profile appointments by president-elect trump. >> the people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president. the 45th president of the united states. and it will be up to him to set up a team that he thinks will serve him well and reflect his policies. and those who didn't vote for him have to recognize that that's how democracy works. charles: president obama giving the president-elect the benefit of the doubt. neither bannon nor priebus come without controversy. reince is a long-time ally of speaker paul ryan and is considered to be the ultimate washington insider. mark, you know putting these pieces together can be complicated, even more so this year because of the campaign donald trump ran as the complete insider. are you happy thus far? >> i'm happy. i think bannon is a great choice to maintain the movement and hold everyone accountable to that movement. donald trump has a bond with the american people, and that bond will

making money with charles payne is next. what do you make of it all. to the life kim. the or seen you are seen a cast of characters coming in at trump tower. he has a very high level folks coming through. over the weekend. we will see will see mitt romney and other people who are critical of that. coming together in at least kissing the ring or been considered seriously. i think it is encouraging to see that the breath of people that are showing up. on twitter i have it. if you think it's great. or he went too far. or it's okay. it's time to clear the air. people have very mixed emotions about that. seems like a circus but it is a betting process. when the clintons took office many years ago they didn't even have a transition team at the time. they were surprised by a victory. they didn't have a whole lot of people lined up. they are not an enormous number of people who worked on the campaign who have their hands out who are ready to move into the extended oval office. i like a lot of the people who are coming through here. conservative heads would explode. let's face

"making mone wh charles payne is next. charles: breaking news.ours ago president obama weighed in on two high-profile appointments by president-elect trump. >> the people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president. the 45th president of the united states. and it will be up to him to set up a team that he thinks will serve him well and reflect his policies. and those who didn't vote for him have to recognize that that's how democracy works. charles:

we'll have more for you with charles payne on "making money." don't go away. charles: house republica unanimously vote paul ryan in as speaker of the house for the next two years amid turbulence in the trump transition process. senator rand paul declaring if donald trump appoints former ambassador john bolton, one of the architects of the iraq war, he will do everything in his power to stop him. he said bolton is a member of the republican elite that trump vowed to oppose, hell-bent on repeating i are actually every foreign policy mistake the u.s. has made in the last 40 years. i guess the celebration is over and now it's time to get down to brass tacks. maybe this won't be as easy as seen. paul ryan is in, but what do you make of so many outbursts against rudy giuliani and bolton as secretary of state? >> i disagree with senator paul. i think these gentlemen would be fine. they have been on the trump team since early days. they know that this country has been going in the wrong direction for 8 solid years. our foreign policy is in shambles. i think ambassador

we'll have more for you with charles payne on "making money." don't go away. house republica unanimously vote paul ryan in as speaker of the house for the next two years amid turbulence in the trump transition process. senator rand paul declaring if donald trump appoints former ambassador john bolton, one of the architects of the iraq war, he will do everything in his power to stop him. he said bolton is a member of the

"making money" charles payne next. the dow industrial average skyrocketing near an all-time high after donald trump pulls out a stunner. he's now president he select trump. the dow closed up 256 points, just shy of a record. that's avenue tiewrs collapsed some 800 points as donald trump was pulling off the miracle of miracles overnight. president obama scheduled to host donald trump at the white house to shep smooth a peaceful transition of power. the point now is the message. from trump i think it's pretty clear.

we had charles payne who will continue to bring the latest on that. thank you for welcoming us into your home. have a good evening. >> good evening everyone. it was yet another record day on wall street. the dow and s&p 500 and the russell 2000 all closing at new lifetime highs. shattering the old records. joining me out of the gate. along with steve cortez. you are very close to the trump team. after believe everyone is elated about this. certainly it has defied the naysayers. we had defied expectations. we had defied conventional wisdom. and now he has as president elect because it was widely assumed on wall street that if he did somehow pull up this upset. that they would go into a catechism. they all had new all-time highs. i am putting my partisan hat aside. is the fact that small caps are leading the rally. with the s&p 500. just today. they blew that away last week and why because they have america first. not just in terms of policy but also in terms of investing. they tend to be much more domestic. there heading there. and voting into america

we had charles payne who will continue to bring the latest on that. you for welcoming us into your home. have a good evening. >> good evening everyone. it was yet another record day on wall street. the dow and s&p 500 and the russell 2000 all closing at new lifetime highs. shattering the old records. joining me out of the gate. along with steve cortez. you are very close to the trump team. after believe everyone is elated about this. certainly it has defied the naysayers. we had defied expectations. we had defied conventional wisdom. and now

we are going to get a lot more clarity into an half hours less than that when charles payne gets brand-new news national polls on making money. please just stay here on foxbusiness. don't tune out. we will have a wall-to-wall coverage of election night on tuesday with the business spin. how it affects your money and your wallet. will start the day on the floor of the new york stock exchange and then we have an awesome assignment election night. a balance of power in the house and the senate. they take you from the closing bell all the way through election night. the closing bell 15 minutes away. it's now down 27 points. now the s&p 500 once again headed for its ninth straight day. that will be the longest losing streak in nearly 36 years with is 14 and a half minutes ago i need you to stay with me to see if that happens. donald trump would have a cabinet role for the new jersey governor. that was if he didn't get tainted by the bridge gate trial. to that i'll just change. with two major convictions on that trial. we break cap next on the countdown. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you m

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charles payne, host of "making money" on the fox business network. that sounds pretty good. >> that is pretty good but the automaker dilemma. one of the things, here is the thing, two days, mark fields ceo said he will still move small car production to mexico. they simply can't make any money on them in this country. what they're trying to do is take the plants and put other production in there. i think he will be able to do that and you i, so i these plants won't close. the plants themselves won't move. but some of the production will still shift i think in the near term to mexico. martha: is there anything donald trump can do to stop that? >> listen, lower regulations, lower taxes, things like that. here is one of the ironies no one talks about. mexico has 40 free-trade agreements, with other countries and they get to ship the cars duty at this free. audi a year ago had to move production pro america, i don't know if people know, there is 10% duty on american cars when we ship them to the e.u., 22% on pickup trucks. so, that is one. ironies -- mar