charles payne is up next with "making money." don't go away. charles: the major indices higher for the week with the nasdaq regaining its momentum. but the big market story is president trump keeping another promise to protect the american worker and we'll show you how to make money. reuters reporting president trump has no intention of firing robert mueller, the special prosecutor. the president does find one of mueller's relationships bothersome. >> it's very, very good friends with comey, which is very bother some. the people who have been hired

, charles payne himself and his outnumbered. >> charles: this is texas longhorn. i gave a speech at san antonio two weeks ago. >> sandra: we've got some news to get to come is let's get started. fox news is told they don't expect any breakthroughs in the senate today on the health care bill. what they do expect to happen is that senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell will send a revised plan to the cbo next week for scoring. this is president of the suggesting an alternative approach. tweeting every public and senators are unable to pass what they are working on now, they should immediately repeal and then replace as a later date. mike emanuel breaking it all down for us today. he joins us live from capitol hill. >> good afternoon to you. nebraska senator ben sasse sent a letter to president trump along those lines writing on the current path, it looks like republicans with their failed to pass any meaningful bill at all or will instead pass a bill that pops up much of the crumbling obamacare structures. we can and must do better than either of those because they

"making money with charles payne" with charles payne. charles: great to see you as well. good evening, i'm charles payne. sales of recreational vehicles could offset concerns about the trump economic agenda. i'll explain it all later in the show. first, president trump doubling down on the travel ban, they should have stayed with the original travel ban, know the watered down one to the supreme court. and what's the difference? and will the twitter barrage create legal hurdles. first of all, let's explain to the audience, the distinctions between the first travel order from president trump and then the second one. >> so, in the first one, the issue that became prevalent was, of course, those that actually held valid visas. they were going to be caught up in this. so, there was a concern that valid visa holders would not be gained access to the united states pursuant to the visas they already had. the there was also a question on the implementation and the proceed aspect and substantively the only significant difference was we had a situation where iraq was able to give us

"making money with charles payne" with charles payne. charles: great to see you as well., i'm charles payne. sales of recreational vehicles could offset concerns about the trump economic agenda. i'll explain it all later in the show. first, president trump doubling down on the travel ban, they should have stayed with the original travel ban, know the watered down one to the supreme court. and what's the difference? and will the twitter barrage create legal hurdles. first of all, let's explain to the audience, the distinctions between the first travel order from president

charles payne is here with making money. charles: tech stocks, a huge hit. they dragged the entire market down. the big question, are we on the cusp of a tech reck? the gop healthcare plan derailed. president trump summoning almost all gop senators in a meeting that just wrapped up. >> we are getting very close. but for the country we have to have healthcare. it can't be obamacare. but i think we have a chance to do something very, very important for the public and important for the country and the people we love. charles: on one side they want more spending for medicaid and opioid treatment. the other side, they want to get rid of the exchanges and stability fund. can the negotiator-in-chief bridge that gap between big and small government fan generate a passable healthcare bill? john, you came out pretty hard today. your organization saying flat out you did not like this bill, it does not adhere to conservative principles. point the finger at ted cruz and others saying if this doesn't get through, they will have to batter consequences. >> we were promised

we have charles payne on making money, starts right now. charles: good evening i am charles payne. the dow jones industrial average hitting an all-time high. just as tech stocks were getting hit. how to make money on this big world stage and i will tell you about it later but we have breaking news for you. president trump going on the offensive a couple of hours ago dropping the hammer and former fbi director james comey's testimony along with those who are accusing him of obstruction inclusion. >> now collusion, no obstruction he is a leaker. james comey confirmed a lot of what i said and some of the

charles payne he with "making money." charles: thank you very much, elizabeth macdonald, charles payne, breaking news. president trump and former fbi director james comey, charlie gasparino has the story. charlie? >> reporter: sources are telling the fox business network, donald trump's private attorney marc kasowitz was planning to go to war with james comey depending on the testimony that would come out tomorrow. written testimony came out. his written remarks came out. testimony will be all day tomorrow, but now, after reading those written remarks earlier today with his client, with president trump, from the sources are telling the fox business network that kasowitz feels totally vindicated as does the president. they believe that comey's words can be used as a positive to basically show that president trump did not obstruct justice, did not demand that investigation should be ended against general flynn, as you remember, that's one of the things that robert mueller, the special prosecutor is looking at, whether trump

charles payne and make money is next. gerri: good evening, i'm gerri willis in for charles payne. from capitol hill to the streets of belgium, what house speaker paul ryan had to say and didn't say about tax reform. in bruce else the belgium military shot a suspected terrorist. >> groundhog day. this is very reminiscent of last year, march, 2016. potentially a couple at the airport. this was at the central station. one individual. the previous attack was claimed by isis so i suspect they will do the same with this one. >> as you look at this and you listen to what's going on here, do you expect us to have to deal with more of these in the short term. you don't want to say it's the new normal. you don't want to say it's the cost of living in a big city. or that we accept it as a new normal. we don't do that. the key is to understand that the methodology has shifted somewhat. you know, it's been years since we talked about how al qaeda would be looking to plan something again on the scale of 9/11. after 9/11 one of the things we were most worried about in counter-terrorism were thes

charles payne haas and charles payne react. welcome to holiday inn!ittle getaways, there are always smiles ahead at holiday inn. neil: i don't know this is another situation in the hack attack that spread throughout much of europe. this is getting close to it. the growing land somewhere attacked that affect the primarily in ukraine. keep in mind this is all over. we'll concern coming number of ukrainian concerns and the power grid in the eastern european countries for the establishment there, keep an eye on it for you. this does seem to be widespread. alphabet, the parent of google is down after a two-point $7 billion fine. at issue is whether google place cozy promoting its own product. if this sounds familiar to you, it should. it happened before with a number of u.s. tech titans here to make sense of how far this goes, charles payne big-money houston all-around smart guy. would he make of this? >> it out, they probably did it. [laughter] neil: i love getting charles and his a little bit tired. >> was then, and it's the dirty secret of silicon valle

charles payne and make money is next. gerri: good evening, i'm gerri willis in for charles payne.to the streets of belgium, what house speaker paul ryan had to say and didn't say about tax reform. in bruce else the belgium military shot a suspected terrorist. >> groundhog day. this is very reminiscent of last year, march,

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charles payne, kennedy, larry, don't ask, don't tell. >> the media is in the business of showing train wrecks, but they try to create these wrecks themselves. what is reporting in the stock market is phenomenal stuff. our economy starting to move on so many different fronts and whether it is over 3% gdp this quarter, jobs growth particularly in construction and mining, these things are real. we saw earnings for the first quarter that were phenomenal. stock market reflects that and most people hopefully are not dissuaded about whatever their dreams are or hopes are because things are going well. >> many in the media -- this is the same media that has ignored this market run-up but didn't waste a second to seize on that day a couple weeks back that we were down 400 points as an indictment of the trump administration and their agenda. they pick and choose their battles. >> it is a false abstraction, very dishonest. the president will pull out of the paris climate accord, i don't think that will have a measurable difference on the climate. you wouldn't know that by the way the media covers

it has been good to be with you and stay tuned for charles payne. up next here on the fox business network with making money. have a great weekend, everybody. charles: good evening i'm charles payne. another monster day for the stock market as all the major equity embassies hit all-time highs. many of you are now eager to get back in. but you're also ready to make huge mistakes. i have one of the best lessons for you later on in this show. but first, congratulations. it's been one day since president trump declared the u.s. will withdraw from the paris climate accord and guess what? apocalypse hasn't happened yet. the president deploying his army of patriots today to defend that decision of putting america first and into the trenches, they went. watch.

we have charles payne on making money, starts right now. charles: good evening i am charles payne. it was a crazy day on wall street with the dow jones industrial average hitting an all-time high. just as tech stocks were getting hit. how to make money on this big world stage and i will tell you about it later but we have breaking news for you. president trump going on the offensive a couple of hours ago dropping the hammer and former fbi director james comey's testimony along with those who are accusing him of obstruction inclusion. >> now collusion, no obstruction he is a leaker. james comey confirmed a lot of what i said and some of the things that he said just weren't true. charles: this of course follows president trump's tweet this morning also slamming comey which reads quote despite so many false statements and lies total and complete dedication and wow comey is the leaker. here to discuss gina loudon in the studio though gavin and joel wash -- walsh. what do you make of the whole thing? at the list is decisive victory for president trump at how much more should he cling to

charles payne on set as well. les, one of the things we will be watching for is whether or not we pull out of this agreement completely. that's what congressional staffers are being told. as far as the impact on the u.s. economy, how do you see it? >> it's pretty clear that this was an economic disaster, without a doubt, jenna. from the amount of money that we had to pour into this, to curbing what i'm calling the fracking miracle unconventional discovery of gas has just been a success out of this world, creating millions of jobs, creating billions of dollars worth of construction projects. this is something that's going to continue for us for the next couple of decades. >> jenna: we're seeing numbers. this is from the heritage foundation. numbers of jobs lost, hundreds of thousands income lost for a family of four. what are the numbers they concentrate on? the $2.2 trillion loss in gdp. looking to see who disagrees. some say, these numbers seem big, but it's over a 20 year period. it's really not that big. hey, it

the washout due to the yields going up. >> neil: charles payne, a couple hypotheticals here. i know steve mnuchin and others say they're optimistic of getting the agenda, the healthcare rework cobbled tomorrow and maybe scored by the cbo next week. soon after that, a vote. hearing that the tax cut plan is still on for the fall. what if none of that comes to materialize? what if this is more 2018 if we're lucky 2017? >> the imf answered that question of all people when they lowered this year's forecast for our gdp to 2.1%. next year's forecast to 2.1%. solely saying the trump in the economic agenda the reason for doing that. they raised it big time at the start of the year. what i thought was great about mnuchin's comments, he avoided the healthcare thing. le said we're going to get some form of tax reform with or without healthcare. the market erased 70 points of its loss at the time. wall street wants to hear some of this agenda will be put on the board. >> i don't want to go into odd developments. i'd be remiss if i didn't mention this tweet storm the president has started

it has been good to be with you and stay tuned for charles payne. he is coming up next here on the fox business network with making money. have a great weekend, everybody. charles: good evening i'm charles payne. another monster day for the stock market as all the major equity embassies hit all-time highs. many of you are now eager to get back in. but you're also ready to make huge mistakes. i have one of the best lessons for you later on in this show. but first, congratulations. it's been one day since president trump declared the u.s. will withdraw from the paris climate accord and guess what? apocalypse hasn't happened yet. the president deploying his army of patriots today to defend that decision of putting america first and into the trenches, they went. watch. >> the arctic ice shelves melting. why are the highest temperatures of the decade -- essentially the hottest temperatures we've seen on reco. >>e've actually been in a hiatus since t late 1990s. charles: joining me now one of my favorite climatologists peter morici. peter, the fact of the

now it's charles payne with "making money." charles: thanks a lot, buddy.ing, we do have breaking news tonight. first, you're looking at it. the dow, s&p and nasdaq soaring, all now record highs on that strong jobs report that dovetails with a slew of other economic data that proves that an economic renaissance has begun. the big, breaking news later that america is saying good-bye to the paris accord also giving investors confidence late in the session. now, president trump just announcing that climate bombshell, and already global elites are losing their collective minds. although the move that reportedly divided the west wing, the president adhering to his base and keeping a major promise. but president trump was clear, this action wasn't about climate. he says that he's actually open to renegotiating.

we have charles payne with "making money." charles: former sphieb james fo- f.b.i. director james comey's testimonies. >> did the president at any time ask you to stop the f.b.i. investigation into russian involvement in the 2016 u.s. elections. >> not to my understanding, no. >> did any individual working for this administration including the justice department ask to you stop the russian investigation? >> no. charles: obviously a win for the trump team. we saw the russian part with the opening testimony, it felt like vindication for president trump. gregg: not only is comey saying the president isn't the subject of an investigation web wasn't at the time. but it's only been a short while since he was canned. for those people who have been the antagonists of trump claiming there is collusion, than is no evidence of collusion. and i'm not sure collusion is a crime except in anti-trust law. it's clear according to comey the president did not try to stop the investigation. a pretty good day for president trump on the russia allegations. charles: i want to ask you abou

charles payne with a lot more of this tonight.r real score back on it got to watch. the republican governor joining us to talk about these developments. others on health care because let's not lose sight of the fact that is still being debated on capitol hill and those guys turned on trade return to work tomorrow. so did the senate, by the way. good to have you. thank you for coming. >> neil. thanks for having me. neil: charles payne and i were talking about hope springs eternal democrats and republicans can put aside differences, try to carve out middle ground on issues that americans want to see action on. maybe not to each side the exact liking, but enough to move it out of the inbox. what do you think? >> i'm still hopeful and optimistic they can get that done. the dialogue in the debate is healthy and helpful in the way need to continue to find a compromise in a way we can provide answers that iowans and americans are looking for. especially when it comes to health care. health care is unaffordable, unworkable, unsustainable.

charles payne is here with "making money." charles: it was a flat day for the stock market except for the healthcare stocks. they soared on news of the release of the senate healthcare bill. the bill suggests deep cuts to medicaiden allows states the option to drop benefit coverage. senate republicans looking to have a vote on this before the july 4 recess. democrats in panic mode as the mutiny against nancy pelosi is gaining steam. congresswoman kathleen rice calling for the leader to step down. >> nancy pelosi was a great speaker. she is a great leader. but her time has come and gone. charles: nancy pelosi in defense of herself may have done more damage. >> i'm a master legislator. i'm a strategic mitt cally astute leader. i respect any opinion my members have, but how long i stay is not up to them. i think i'm worth the trouble, quite frankly. charles: she is like i'm in charge of this bad boy. she is like captain bly. >> i hear that voice and all i can do is crack up. when i was in congress no democrat publicly would have c

charles payne is here with "making money." flat day for the stock market except for the healthcare stocks. they soared on news of the release of the senate healthcare bill. the bill suggests deep cuts to medicaiden allows states the option to drop benefit coverage. senate republicans looking to have a vote on this before the july 4 recess. democrats in panic mode as the mutiny against nancy pelosi is gaining steam. congresswoman kathleen rice calling for the leader to step down. >> nancy pelosi was a great speaker. she is a great leader. but her time has come and

charles payne is here with "making money." charles: a pair of fast moving developing stories. the congressional budget office releasing its score of the republican healthcare plan after the supreme court handed president trump a huge victory on his travel moratorium. reporter: the congressional budget office, the joint committee on taxation determined it would save $321 billion over 10 years. this is because it means the legislation will not add to the annual deficit. the senate rules require the bill to be deficit neutral. but the cbo score also determined the senate bill will increase the number of people who are uninsured by 22 million by 2026. that's 1 million fewer than the 23 million who would be uninsured under the house healthcare bill. under current law 28 million people will lack health insurance by 2026. according to the cbo under if the senate bill 39 million people will lack insurance. that may prove trouble for republican snars, including the senator from nevada. the senate bill removed the individual mandate to buy insurance which is a contributing factor in the

charles payne is here with "making money." charles: stocks ended mostly higher. i'll show you my ideas and strategies. senate republicans heading home for the 4th of july recess without a new bill on healthcare, missing their ownself-imposed deadline. the call for a repeal underscoring the divide in this republican party as they head on out. katrina, golly. obviously we know the republican party is a party of ideas and a lot of different factions. this is something of a let-down, isn't it? >> yes. although you have many republicans who feel that this particular bill isn't the way to go, they made promises. and now it's time to deliver. charles: your organization got some of the blame. putting out the negative ad against one of the holdouts. do you feel responsible for making this thing worse, your organization? >> not at all. the on reason why we ran that ad is unlike the other senators opposed to the current bill in it form, he didn't have any alternatives and simply walked away from the table. this is the opportunity for senators who don't like this bill to wor

gerri willis is in for charles payne tonight.peals is siding with a federal judge in hawaii and blocked president trump's executive order. reporter: all eyes on the u.s. supreme court trying to figure out the future of the president's travel ban. the administration wants the supreme court to reject several ruling which have halted the president's executive order. that order halted immigration and travel from people from iran, libya,

gerri: i'm gerri willis in for charles payne. fast-moving news. attorney general jeff sessions wrapping up bombshell testimony on alleged russian collusion and the firing of former f.b.i. director james comey. the uber ceo taking a leave of absence in the wake of a devastating inherent investigation. jeff sessions in front of the senate. reporter: good evening. let's get big headlines from what jeff sessions testified before the that intelligence committee. he said there was no private meeting with russian officials at the mayflower hotel. and he said the suggestion of collusion is appalling and detestful. he also said that when he recused himself he has not been briefed on any of the russia investigation details since he has recused himself. but there was a line of questioning about his conversations with donald trump and the firing of james comey that he wouldn't answer. >> there is no appropriateness bucket. it's not a legal standard. can you tell me what are these longstanding d.o.j. rules that protect conversations made in the executive witho

gerri willis is in for charles payne tonight. gerri: the 9th circuit court of appeals is siding with a federal judge in hawaii and blocked president trump's executive order. reporter: all eyes on the u.s. supreme court trying to figure out the future of the president's travel ban. the administration wants the supreme court to reject several ruling which have halted the president's executive order. that order halted immigration and travel from people from iran, libya, sudan, syria, somalia and lebanon. it rules the president does have the power to control immigration but exceeded his authority given to him by congress. >> cases should be decide on the rule of law. when you look at the -- when you look at what the law is that allows the president to do this. that's what we were deciding on. any lawyer with their salt fully agrees the president is within his rights and responsibility to do what is necessary to protect the country. reporter: the u.s. supreme court is asked to throw out the injunctions and allow the travel ban to be i

charles payne is up next with "making money." don't go away. charles: the major indices higher for the week with the nasdaq regaining its momentum. but the big market story is president trump keeping another promise to protect the american worker and we'll show you how to make money. reuters reporting president trump has no intention of firing robert mueller, the special prosecutor. the president does find one of mueller's relationships bothersome. >> it's very, very good friends with comey, which is very bother some. the people who have been hired are all hillary clinton supporters. the whole thing is ridiculous if you want to know the truth from that standpoint. charles: this as a senate judiciary committee is looking for answers from former attorney general loretta lynch. joining me now. jim hanson. president trump has a problem with the relationship, the friendship, and the hiring of a lot of hillary clinton supporters. and these are people who plowed lots of money into hillary clinton's campaign. to the average person it doesn't feel they c

charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. major indices closed for the day. i'll tell you when to buy this market. the president firing back on twitter after a report that robert mueller is investigating the president for obstruction of justice. here is another one. you are witnessing the single greatest witch hunt in american political history led by some very bad and conflicted people. the president saying crooked h destroyed phones with hammers and emails and had husband meet with a.g. the day before she was cleared, and she talks about obstruction? gregg, you say trump should kp have hiewler quit? gregg: you cannot be a special counsel if you have a witness close to the case. comey and mueller are long-time close personal friends, partners, allies. they were joined at the hip at the d.o.j. and f.b.i. it's a mentor-protege relationship. mueller will decide whether to believe his good friend or the man who fired his good friend. charles: many are saying the key mistake trump may have made was firing comey in the first place. would this compounds public rela

charles payne in for stuart. >> thank you, maria. i'm charles payne, stuart is back this morning. we've got big stories for you, including another man who plowed into a crowd leaving a mosque. one dead so far and eight others rushed to the hospital. police arrested the suspect, a 48-year-old white man. more details on that. an american fighter jet shooting down a syrian plane that attacked u.s.-backed rebels there and the tensions with syria, not happened in, many, many years and ramifications there. and at home, some big names with tech headed to the white house and they're going to meet with president trump. that's an amazing meeting. silicon valley and president trump not necessarily seeing eye to eye on a lot of things and some of the guys not happy with the president after he pulled out of the paris climate accord and many other things. contentious may be an understatement, but we're all over it. your money, it looks like you're going to be making money this morning, all major indices looking higher. this is what you're looking at the dow 30 minutes before it opens, it will o

charles payne is up next with "making money." don't go away. the major indices higher for the week with the nasdaq regaining its momentum. but the big market story is president trump keeping another promise to protect the american worker and we'll show you how to make money. reuters reporting president trump has no intention of firing robert mueller, the special prosecutor. the president does find one of mueller's relationships bothersome. >>

charles payne is here with "making money." charles: a pair of fast moving developing stories.asing its score of the republican healthcare plan after the supreme court handed president trump a huge victory on his travel moratorium. reporter: the congressional budget office, the joint committee on taxation determined it would save $321 billion over 10 years. this is because it means the legislation will not add to the annual deficit. the senate rules require the

charles payne is here with making money. charles: tech stocks, a huge hit.down. the big question, are we on the cusp of a tech reck? the gop healthcare plan derailed. president trump summoning almost all gop senators in a meeting that just wrapped up. >> we are getting very close. but for the country we have to have healthcare. it can't be obamacare. but i think we have a chance to do something very, very important for the public and

we have charles payne with "making money." charles: former sphieb james fo- f.b.i. did the president at any time ask you to stop the f.b.i. investigation into russian involvement in the 2016 u.s. elections. >> not to my understanding, no. >> did any individual working for this administration including

now it's charles payne with "making money." charles: thanks a lot, buddy. good evening, we do have breaking news tonight. first, you're looking at it. the dow, s&p and nasdaq soaring, all now record highs on that strong jobs report that dovetails with a slew of other economic data that proves that an economic renaissance has begun. the big, breaking news later that america is saying good-bye to the paris accord also giving investors confidence late in the session. now, president trump just announcing that climate bombshell, and already global elites are losing their collective minds. although the move that reportedly divided the west wing, the president adhering to his base and keeping a major promise. but president trump was clear, this action wasn't about climate. he says that he's actually open to renegotiating. let's bring in the president of the copenhagen census to discuss. you're one of the world's most foremost experts on climate. you believe in global warming, you believe in manmade global warming, and yet you say this is just an offer, it's an opp

charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. major indices closed for the day.is market. the president firing back on twitter after a report that robert mueller is investigating the president for obstruction of justice. here is another one. you are witnessing the single greatest witch hunt in american political history led by some very bad and conflicted people.

charles payne is here with "making money." charles: stocks ended mostly higher.d strategies. senate republicans heading home for the 4th of july recess without a new bill on healthcare, missing their ownself-imposed deadline. the call for a repeal underscoring the div t

>> what show, many thanks to charles payne. >> it was fantastic, happy fourth of july to everyone. >> "happening now" starts right now. >> heather: we start with a fox news alert, president trump meeting with the leader of one of our closest asian allies. >> jon: the president of south korea south korea that u.s. has its back. we are covering all the news, "happening now" ." >> is a more important to call my heels and my office waiting for these conversations to take place, or speak with constituents? >> jon: lawmakers heading home for the fourth of july holiday after coming up short on health care, many of them will be facing frustrated voters in their home states. a potential bombshell in the investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election, the revelations that could bolster collusion claims against the trump campaign. and the president is tweeting again today and his ongoing battle with two cable news host. is mr. trump getting in the way of his own agenda? it's all happening now. we begin with president trump welcoming another world leader to the white house on this fri

neil: charles payne, thank you very much. look forward to the show.looking forward to the epa administrator. he should have a warm, welcoming reception with that crowd. more after this. looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. now in kids chewables. neil: all right. minutes away, maybe sooner than you think for the epa administrator, scott pruitt. our chief meteorologist on this rage that's developed about the president abandoning this deal. ing what do you think, joe? >> well, first of all, to paraphrase president clinton, it's about the economy, intelligent viewers of neil cavuto. that's what it's about. this whole climate change issue, to me, is a smoke screen for various things that are going on. go back and look at the geological scale 0 million years -- 10 million years, there's been no linkage because of the macro forces that drive the climate, and now all of a sudd

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here to weigh in host of making money on the fox business network, charles payne. hit. talk about the way our lives are changing. only beginning where we will run out of a motorcycle where the refrigerator about l. call a local refrigerator and milk will be waiting on you at home. steve: darn nose ideal refrigerator. >> most of big name tech stocks have had huge runs maybe from time to time pull back. we will be okay there. brian: when people say the market is amazon, google and facebook and giving u.s. a false impression of the market. what's your reaction? >> i will say they have overweight influence on the indices when you talk about the dow or the nasdaq. but the market is a whole lot more than that lead me give you example leonard blew away wall street. stocks should open at new 52 week high. illinois tool works. tools, manufacturing, construction at new all-time high. steve: why? >> because our economy is starting to move our economy is moving in a meaningful manner. what we are seeing in the stock market which by the way historically the market is supposed t

when we reported that last night, i urged anchors, liz claman, liz macdonald, charles payne, that iswhat he is saying now. wait for the testimony. if you look at written testimony it was pretty bland, i thought somewhat benign and somewhat exculpatory as kasowitz did. under questioning comey was much tougher on trump. let's see if kasowitz goes back to plan a. neil: call him a liar? >> called him a liar. see if this go back to plan a to start to roast comey personally. neil: that in past distracted and fed media beast and tweets and getting off topic. >> maybe. neil: he has not tweeted. he spoke earlier today in washington. everyone was on this hearing but we have not from the president. closest sentiment revealed from the lawyer but what do you think the president does now? >> you know. here's the thing, kasowitz has been channeling donald trump for years. this guy and trump are very close. neil: really? >> yeah. he is a legal version of donald. that means he is a tough hombre. he will go, my gut says, after hearing comey, that he is going back to plan a. that he is has talked to do

got making money host charles payne here. g during the break, had republicans said in order to bring more democrats on board, not rely specifically on republicans, we weren't going to repeal it, since that was you such a semantic mountain to climb, what they have done, they haven't repealed obamacare, they dramatically changed it, funding for it. but they could have had more democratic support. they might get it, doubtful, had they agreed to that? >> i agree. felt like at one point, this was still in the house and a lot of anxiety and handwringing, president trump even alluded to the fact, we could cobble something together. neil: right, right. >> that would get enough moderate republicans, tuesday group and so forth, get enough democrats to make this work. in other words, you guys go in the corner hash out your problems, but understand -- neil: stuck in his position. democrats loathe to even hint of repeal and republicans loathe to even drop the repeal thing. >> right. neil: what is left in the end a different measure all tog

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also with us for the host of making money charles payne as we preview the jobs number. donuts. we are still coming over at the sugar high from celebrating yesterday from that amazing cake. i was giving mike a shout out and calling the nba finals. you know when the nice guys and gals win and you always hope that happens right here. when the good guys do when. the level of conversation that we are having on such important topics. it's interesting and it's smart. as it's a thank you for that. charles, we have the jobs number out. it will hit the tape in 30 minutes. that number is no probably more like a 210,000 after the adp report yesterday. that report was absolutely phenomenal. this is the heart of america. it's what really push him into the white house. all of last year hundred 67,000. mining jobs 20,000 last year. if you talk about turnaround an average of 70,000 good producing jobs last year. this is absolutely amazing. and i think you make a really good point because we did have some strong numbers of growth but most of those were in professional and business servic

here is "varney & company" and charles payne. >> thank you, good morning. stuart will be back tomorrow. we've got a lot of big stories. markets, they're record territory, any move for the dow or the s&p 500 will be a high. paul ryan will make a big pitch for major tax reform today. he's calling this a generation opportunity. and the most spent on a congressional election in history, it's in georgia to fill tom price's old seat. we'll discuss the fallout from otto warmbier, the american held captive by the north koreans for a year and a half. and it's a big day for america. we've only got three hours to cover it, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ . >> otto warmbier has just passed away. he spent a year and a half in north korea. a lot of bad things happened. but at least we've got him home to be with his parents, with are they were so happy to see him, even though he was in very tough condition, but he just passed away a little while ago. it's a brutal regime and we'll be able to handle it. >> well, that was president trump commenting on the death of n