charles payne? charles: you'd hope i would hope that maybe they bo work this up to the supreme court and get it adjudicated with that. >> you withhold aid but ben is a lawyer. explain it. does the state have a right to impose -- ben: of course not. of course not. under the constitution, this is clearly a federal responsibility and i don't think that extremely scary looking man -- >> [laughter] ben: and sacramento and arresting jerry brown and putting him in leg irons. >> i'd like to see that for very different reasons. neil: well look at that. we'll see in the meantime president trump is taking to kim jong-un over twitter and now mainstream media is taking the president ongoing so far as to question the guy's sanity and don't get me started on the nuclear button thing, after this mayhem? what are you doing up there? i'm a lightning rod. waiting to protect your home from a lightning strike. it's my new years resolution. whatever. can you get my plane? yeah, i don't do planes. i just do lightning. ♪ ne

you are doing a fantastic job subbing in for the great charles payne, good on you.econd, why are people saying? the mainstream media is saying it. we've discusses bulls and bears, they hope for trump to fail. why? because they are still mad he -- mad they lost the election. to your point, you ask average person, on the street, i'm going to give you $100 to spend or give it to the government? what do you think abser would be? they will say, i can pend it better than the government, that is what the tax cuts are doing. people right now don't believe in the tax cut, majority they have been spoken to by mainstream media saying it will be horrible. wait until they file their taxes and get more money back in their pocket. this economy is going to take off. john: jonus, are the tax cuts price ed into this market. >> they are, but the investors are not concerned. i think that real question right now how much of the boost from tax cuts, what gary said, will be taken away from federal reserve. there is some degree they will capture some of the gains. they might raise rates hi

can this go on charles payne host of making money with charles payne on the fox business network joinsnow. let's play devil's advocate here. if it shut down, what generally happens to the economy? >> it hasn't been hurt in the past there have been 18 government shut downs in 13 years. only one year was g.d.p. lower. so, you know, it's pretty interesting because it's a heck of a game of chick ton play. remember when it shut down under president obama. the market held up pretty well and america learned we had hundreds of thousands of nonessential workers. it's a dangerous ga gamut on democrats to force. this i will say, martha, we have entered into a period of optimism in this country we haven't seen? n. a very long time. i will give you an example. potential home buyer traffic has picked up to a level not seen since 1999. 19999 i remember, that's the ultimate pulse. there is excitement out there. optimism. you hope washington, d.c. doesn't snuff that out. >> martha: well, we know there was gloom and doom predictions from a lot of people about the tax cut. here is some of them. >> this i

charles payne is here with "making money." charles: i'm charles payne * on "making money." the market is absolutely on fire crushing through 26,000. and this time it stuck. we have a potential government shutdown looming. but we have to begin with one of the biggest news stories of the week. apple. the latest company to accelerate he investments and they cited trump's tax cuts. the company announcing it will contribute $350 billion to the u.s. complete next five years and create 20,000 jobs. it expects repatriation tax of $38 million. that mines they are bringing back $350 billion all. american workers clearly benefiting from the new tax cut but president obama still not getting the credit he deserves. liz peak, gina loudon, and ford o'connell. president trump not getting any credit. yesterday there was an article in the "new york times" that the americans are warming up to the new tax laws but they don't give trump the credit. >> i think they will when they see the actual money and it makes an actual difference in their lives. $1,000 isn't that much money to them. but it's

>> thank you for having us in your home, thank you for watching, charles payne is here now with "making money." charles: i am charles payne. breaking news. stock plummeting with dow down more than 360 falling for a second day. it is intensifying. this ahead of the state of union address, where president trump is to call for bipartisan. all touting a strong economy, those tax cuts. millions of americans feeling benefits of the new g.o.p. tax law. my next guest oklahoma senator james langford, and buffalo wild wings restaurant franchise owner, saying his company is benefiting. a lot of anticipation over not just what president trump will say tonight, but his tone and how he delivers the message. >> always interesting. the conversation is about tone rather than content. i think that cob tent. this capitol hill is an ant hill of security, i fully expect he will talk about infrastructure, immigration, trade and future for trade. i am confident he will talk about tax policies, what is already happening across america and the low unemployment rate and the number of jobs creates, this is a posi

look who's here, charles payne is here with "making money." charles: thank you very much, emac. good evening. i'm charles payne, major stories on "making money," capping the best january since 1998. i'll tell if you february can maintain this pace. >>> congressman trey gowdy announcing he won't seek re-election, becoming the latest high-profile committee chair to leave congress. >>> a train carrying gop lawmakers to a retreat crashed in virginia. >>> first, reaction from last night's state of the union address. president trump touting the economy and tax cuts while pushing unity as a path forward. let's watch. >> tonight, i call upon all of us to set aside our differences. to seek out common ground, and to summon the unity we need to deliver for the people. this is really the key. these are the people we were elected to serve. charles: here with me now for reaction, fox news political contributor tammy bruce and independent woman's voice director ford o'connell, gina loudon, donald j. trump advisory board member and ned ryun, former president bush presidential writer. former pre

charles payne, the host of "making money" with charles payne. welcome back, charles.ssary to keep this optimism rolling and make it as real and tangible as possible? charles: the good feeling have begun to morph into tanningibility can things. the soft data has become hard data. it's credible, it's real. success begets success. businesses have been in a fox hole for 8 years. they are coming out and want to get back to their natural dna. despite what they tell survey takers, americans are optimistic. kennedy: are banks lending money again? charles: banks said there was not a demands for loans. i think this yierl see dead frank -- you will see dodd-frank adjustments. by the way, disposable income, debt servicing because of disposable nicks at an all-time low. if you lose your house and car during recession, sadly you don't have that's bills anymore. but having said that, homebuyer optimism foot traffic is through the roof. in december 2016 it expands for the first time since 2005. it has been that long it was in contraction for that's months, that's years. kennedy: you

you for watching thank you for having us in your home hope you stay warm in this winter blizzard charles payne is now here with you, making money on the way. take it away. charles: thank you very much e-mac and happy new year and good evening i'm charles payne and you are watching making money first i've got to say many thanks to john layfield for keeping my seat warm for the past two days as everyone sent on twitter it was not an easy job to do. let's dive right into it a lot of fast moving developments the latest on the trump bannon feud and also of course the bomb cyclone slamming the northeast bringing dangerous winds and heavy snow we'll have a lot more on all of that shortly but first we start with this incredible economy. the dow hitting another milestone closing above 25,000 for the first time ever for president trump, well roll tape. president trump: we broke a very very big barrier 25,000 and those that would say we wouldn't break 25,000 by the end of the eighth year and we're in the 11th month. we did in fact break 25,000, very substantially break it very easily, so i guess our new

charles payne is here now with "making money." charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. fast-moving developments. major averages finish with regard highs. the s & p at its best start since 1964. steve bannon has stepped down as executive chairman at "breitbart" news. president trump urging a group of law makers to tackle on a bipartisan basis immigration reform in an attempt to forge a deal that protects dreamers from deportation and keeps the government open and builds the president's wall. >> is there any agreement without wall? president trump: no. we

charles payne is here now with "making money." charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. we have fast-moving developments. major averages finish with regard highs. the s & p at its best start since 1964. steve bannon has stepped down as executive chairman at "breitbart" news. president trump urging a group of law makers to tackle on a bipartisan basis immigration reform in an attempt to forge a deal that protects dreamers from deportation and keeps the government open and builds the president's wall. >> is there any agreement without wall? president trump: no. we need it. you need the wall. i would love not to build the wall. but you need the wall. i will tell you this, the i.c.e. officers and border patrol agents say if you don't have the wall in certain areas that aren't protected by nature, if you don't have the wall, you cannot have security. you just can't have it. it doesn't work. charles: the white house released a statement saying that strum and the senators reach a decision on chain migration, and daca. vince, an extraordinary meeting today. the stakes are very h

charles payne. didn't think that steve bannon could tear things up more?till you hear what charlie gasparino has been discovering about what he wants to do now. you can't predict the market, but through good times and bad at t. rowe price we've helped our investors stay confident for over 80 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >> what are you doing now? >> i'm working on a web series for crackle. it's called back seat cars getting coffee. and we have more called "frumpers for guy." skin care line. blotch. >> neil: so that's what steve bannon was up to. i've been wondering. fbn's charlie gasparino knows what he's really been up to. >> satire always has a little truth to it. you know that? there is some truth to that. here's what we understand about steve bannon. he's been ousted from breitbart after president trump did not like his comments and neither did the mercer family, a rich family. his comments appeared in the michael wolff book ant don jr. he's quietly plotting his return to some sort of a public life post breitba

charles payne is here with "making money." charles: good evening, i'm charles payne, you are watching "making money." that's exactly what happened today. major averages racing higher today after the u.s. economy added 148,000 jobs in december. we saw closing record highs, a number of course was below expectation but the report showed signs that the broad market, the broad labor market is maintaining plenty of momentum coming into the year. december's gain was the 82nd consecutive month of job growth, unemployment held steady at 4.1%, although the headline number was disappointing and some of the estimates particularly after adp yesterday, there were remarkable parts of that report that are encouraging for all americans. the trend of lower unemployment rate continues for all racial demographics. look at black unemployment reaching a series low. all-time low, back to '72. 6.8% down from 7.9% a year ago. want to bring my panel into talk about the market, break down the economic momentum. liz peek and the hill contributor jillian m

charles payne is here with "making money." charles: i'm charles payne * on "making money." the market is absolutely on fire crushing through 26,000. and this time it stuck. we have a potential government shutdown looming. but we have to begin with one of the biggest news stories of the week. apple. the latest company to accelerate he investments and they cited trump's tax cuts. the company announcing it will contribute $350 billion to the u.s. complete next five

charles payne is here with "making money." les: good evening, i'm charles payne, you are watching "making money." that's exactly what happened today. major averages racing higher today after the u.s. economy added 148,000 jobs in december. we saw closing record highs, a number of course was below expectation but the report showed signs that the broad market, the broad labor market is maintaining plenty of momentum coming into the year. december's gain was the 82nd consecutive month of job growth, unemployment held steady at 4.1%, although the headline number was disappointing and some of the estimates particularly after adp yesterday, there were remarkable

dagen: thanks guys and gals cavuto on business 20 minutes from now charles payne is in for neil. charles? charles: hi dagen. we know which immigration meeting is making headlines today, but is something specific about this one that captured our attention plus a new rule for some medicaid recipients who are able to work for government assistance? some say it's heartless but someone here says it's the best thing for them and taxpayers in the long run. see you soon. dagen: thanks charles we can't wait but coming up next, right here, it's no secret that cities nationwide are fighting for amazon's second headquarters, but what they're offering the tech giant is a secret. shouldn't be if it's taxpayer money. & bears. dagen: officials across the country shouting from the roof top for amazon to pick their city for its second headquarters , but when it comes to what perks they've promised the tech giant, that's right, silence. crickets. many states and cities refusing to disclose what they put on the table including tax breaks over fears it could put them at a competitive disadvantage. for

you for watching thank you for having us in your home hope you stay warm in this winter blizzard charles paynenow here with you, making money on the way. take it away. charles: thank you very much e-mac and happy new year and good evening i'm charles payne and you are watching making money first i've got to say many thanks to john layfield for keeping my seat warm for the past two days as everyone sent on twitter it was not an easy job to do. let's dive right into it a lot of fast moving developments the latest on the trump bannon feud and also of course the bomb cyclone slamming the northeast bringing dangerous winds and heavy snow we'll have a lot more on all of that shortly but first we start with this incredible economy. the dow hitting another milestone closing above 25,000 for the first time ever for president trump, well roll tape. president trump: we broke a very ve

charles payne right here. >> sandra: always good to see charles.ng moment for president trump as he prepares for his first state of the union address. what he is planning to say tomorrow night. stay with us. inally discovered.. in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >> that does it for us. how was this monday for you? >> okay. kind of a mellow monday a little bit. don't you think it was a little mellow monday? >> a little bit, yes. >> still time, america, stay tuned. >> thank you for joining us, "happening now" starts right now. >> jon: the president prepares to take his 2018 agenda right to the american people in his first state of the union address tomorrow night. good morning to you on this monday. i'm jon scott. >> melissa: happy monday. i'm melissa francis. the president's speech coming on the heels of the government shutdown. a continuing battle over immigration reform and the always swirling mueller investigation. we're told the commander-in-chief is looking to

charles payne in for neil. sir, it's yours. charles: thank you very much, stu, have a great weekend. welcome to coast to coast, i am charles payne in for neil cavuto, and we're on top of a market rally that just will not quit. much more on what's driving but first, our top story. donald trump calling the bipartisan deal he was presented a big step backwards as he denies he made a vulgar remark. >> reporter: let's start inside the oval office, donald trump was signing a proclamation honoring martin luther king jr. all eyes , he did not respond to a single shouted question about comments made in the oval office in which sources say he referred to haiti and african countries as best whole countries, a pg version of all this. keep in mind the white house does not deny those comments were made, donald trump did take to twitter to clarify at least if you want to call it that how he sees it. here where his tweets, the language used by me was tough but this was not the language used was what was really tough was the outlandish proposal

charles payne host of making money on the fox business network. he joining me now.t is huge news. i mean, one of the biggest companies in the country. >> it's absolutely huge news. largest private employer. it's a company that has got' a lot of grief over the years because they paid little money and things like that. they have their own issues. this is an amazon world and wal-mart has been struggling to a degree to compete in it. they admit management said this happened strictly because of the new tax policies. let me tell you it wasn't higher minimum wage. wasn't just $1,000 bonuses. paid maternity leave. paid parental leave, $5,000 bonus for folks who adopt people. i mean, think about these. these are issues that americans love and embrace. these are progressive ideas to be quite frank with you. >> martha: they are sending a message. all of these actions they know are going to get a ton of headlines. what's the message that these companies are sending to president trump and to their employees as well? >> thank you. listen, we needed relief. we needed help. particu

glad to have you i'm neil cavuto to charles payne and charlie gasparino, kennedy along with ben stein charles, to you first. thanks for sitting in for me, whatever. >> [laughter] neil: now this whole thing, it's

dagen: thanks guys and gals cavuto on business 20 minutes from now charles payne is in for neil. charles? charles: hi dagen. we know which immigration meeting is making headlines today, but is something specific about this one that captured our attention plus a new rule for some medicaid recipients who are able to work for government assistance? some say it's heartless but someone here says it's the best thing for them and taxpayers in the long run. see you soon. dagen: thanks charles we can't wait but coming up next, right here, it's no secret that cities nationwide are fighting for amazon's second headquarters, but what they're offering the tech giant is a secret. shouldn't be if it's taxpayer money. we'll debate it. they really appreciate the military family, and it really shows. we've got auto insurance, homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, i actually called usaa before we called the police. usaa was there hands-on very quick very prompt. i feel like we're being handled as people that actually have a genuine need. we're the webber family and we are usaa member

dagen: thanks guys and gals cavuto on business 20 minutes from now charles payne is in for neil. charles? charles: hi dagen. we know which immigration meeting is making headlines today, but is something specific about this one that captured our attention plus a new rule for some medicaid recipients who are able to work for government assistance? some say it's heartless but someone here says it's the best thing for them and taxpayers in the long run. see you soon. dagen: thanks charles we can't wait but coming up next, right here, it's no secret that cities nationwide are fighting for amazon's second headquarters, but what they're offering the tech giant is a secret. shouldn't be if it's taxpayer money. they came out of nowhere, sir! how many of 'em? we don't know. dozens. all right! let's teach these freaks some manners! good luck out there, captain! thanks! but i don't need luck, i have skills... i don't have my keys. (on intercom) all hands. we are looking for the captain's keys again. they are on a silver carabiner. oh, this is bad. as long as people misplace their keys, you ca

joining me now is charles payne. host of making money with charles payne, thank you for being here this morning. this is a very interesting move by this president, the first time in 26 years that a sitting president has accepted the invitation to speak to this. >> it is why he was propelled to the white house. you think about the challenges in rural america. population decline, wages lagging, educational crisis, access to capital. how do you revive it. you have the opioid and health crisis and the elites have ignored this and it's great to see president trump addressing it. not just going to speak but also with some of these actions they have planned and like to get through. >> sandra: let's talk about some of the challenges that america's farmers face today. the agricultural industry is something i'm very familiar with. grew up on the commodity trading floors in chicago. you look at the corn, soybean, the agricultural markets. prices have been depressed. an oversupply on the market. what will the president say that

charles payne is here with "making money." charles: president trump is expected to arrive in mi march yeta, georgia. he's gone to attend the championship game. we begin with president trump's policy speech in front of the mayor cash farm bureau and touted the revival of the american dream. president trump: for america there is no task too great, no goal too large, no dream beyond our reach. we are witnessing a new era of patriotism, prosperity and pride. at the forefront is the great american farmer. charles: deneen borelli, ford o'connell, and katie frates, and gayle trotter, an attorney and contributor for "the hill." american prosperity first and foremost. we see it in the stock market and the job numbers. but the heartland gets to hear from the president for the first time in 25 years. >> it was a great speech by trump. but he's reminding all of these voters why they decided to vote for donald trump for president. he came to tennessee and helped them out for these two new executive orders for broadband. he's reminding them

charles payne himself with us. >> good morning. >> happy new year i want to say i then he renametein studios me too production like it like -- >> that would be great. >> funny. >> jobs number out today, this economy is -- really doing well, in terms of 3% growth yesterday atlanta federal reserve stephanie saying now predictions for the economy is 3 1/4% versus 3% initially. >> that would be three quarts plus 3% fingers crossed. >> how can you say that economic indicators leading lagging everything says we are going to get that. >> in terms of of the first quarter sure. >> i mean the estimates, i think are there for a reason, and of all the regional said forecaster atlanta fed is kind of really good track record on first quarter in particular which is a hard number to get because we tend to have these seasonal shifts. but you know we will see if that is sustainable that is the question is this post hurricane rebuilding, is it consumers now you flow had to get g.i. joe with kung sp fugrip. >> so accurate the weak spots wanted to see consumer see better showing you look at tax recei

it's over to charles payne now who from what i hear is as healthy as president trump. charles: we hit a huge record, 26,000. we hit a 400 point reversal after the. we'll tell you what you need to know about the market. the media hammering president trump's position. navy rear admiral hammering him over his health. this as the mainstream media continues to push the narrative that the president is mentally unfit for office. >> does the president wear dentures. are you ruling out early onset alzheimer's? >> is there anything you are keeping from us for privacy reasons? >> his weight is 239, just shy of obesity. >> where the president appeared to slur his words while giving an address, did you look into what the cause of that might have been? charles: dr. jackson just kept doubling and tripling down on the fact that in trump is in excellent health. joining me. tammy bruce, and stephanie, let me start with you. the one-star admiral. i have got to tell you, they seemed so dejected that apparently mr. trump is in amazing physical condition and has all his mental faculties. >>

charles payne is here with "making money." [♪] charles: good evening.he s & p 500 and nasdaq notching another record despite being possibly hours away from a government shutdown. senate democrats and a few republicans prepare to reject a short-term spending bill before it expires. humaner talking right after the meeting with the president. >> we had a long and detailed meeting. we discussed all of the major outstanding issues. we made progress. but we still have a good number of issues and the discussions will continue. charles: president trump tweeting progress was made and a four-week extension would be best. will we get a budget deal or shut down by midnight? congressman you voted yes after a contentious battle in the house. does it make you nervous the shear chuck schumer sound more positive? at some point there has to be a compromise. >> there does. it's encouraging that work is being done. but it will be called the schumer shutdown if the senate doesn't pass it. i'm no fan of c.r.s. it's no way to run a country. i hope the democrats in the senate

charles payne is coming up. thank you for watching. charles: the major averages finished slightly low but oil is rocketing. the secretary of veterans affairs david shulkin is our guest in the next hour. but first we must begin with a push for a deal. a bipartisan meeting between president trump and members of congress seems to have moved the discussion on immigration reform forward. daca, border security, chain migration and an end to the visa lottery system. president trump reiterating the importance of the wall. president trump: we need the wall for security. we need the wall for safety and to stop the drugs from rolling in. i would manage the people in the room both democrat and republican will couple a solution to the daca problem which has been going on a long time. but any solution has to include a wall, because without the wall, it doesn't work. charles: joining me, tammy bruce and gina loudon. gina, 24 hours after that extraordinary meeting, there is still some good vibes out there and hopefulness maybe a deal will be done. but

john: charles payne thank you for letting me keep your seat warm, thank you for watching, lou dobbs isext right here on fox business. >> i am david asman in for lou dobbs, president trump is putting iran on notice, warning that america is watching how antigovernment protest unfolded there iran supreme leaders accusing the enemies of inciting a week of protests leaving more than 20 dead. >> and rising tension between the u.s. and pakistan. trump administration tonight, threatening to withhold hundreds of millions of dollars in military aide to the country for supporting te terrorism. and newly released e-mail showing hill he

john: charles payne thank you for letting me keep your seat warm, thank you for watching, lou dobbs is next right here on fox business. >> i am david asman in for lou dobbs, president trump is putting iran on notice, warning that america is watching how antigovernment protest unfolded there iran supreme leaders accusing the enemies of inciting a week of protests leaving more than 20 dead. >> and rising tension between the u.s. and pakistan. trump administration tonight, threatening to withhold hundreds of millions of dollars in military aide to the country for supporting te terrorism. and newly released e-mail showing hill h hillary clinton e huma abedin. with classified e-mails to her yahoo! accounts. >> but first our top story, trump administration ramping up pressure on iran as the country is roiled by antigovernment protest, thousands have taken to streets over past 6 days to protest a dismal economy, rising inflation, and unemployment and allegations of widespread corruption. president trump is praising the protesters for finally acting against the what he calls a brutal and corru

john: charles payne thanks for letting me sit in the captain's chair. i had a great time. lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening. president trump is safely home. air force one sitting down at joint base andrews a quarter hour ago. president trump in a triumphant return from his successful trip to davos where he sold america first to a sceptical assembly from business, government and academia. he received cheers for his plain-spoking style and his refusal to pull punches and compromise his agenda. president trump: the world is witnessing the resurgence of a strong and prosperous america. there has never been a better time to hire, to build, invest and grow in the united states. i will always put america first. just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also. but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. lou: president trump has returned to a calendar and agenda chock full of initiatives and important events. his first state of the union address tuesday. a battle over an immigration proposal and the

charles: i'm charles payne. we have continuing coverage of these breaking developments in washington. the house is voting to reopen the government until february 8 after the same resolution passed the senate chamber. all three major averages closing at all-time highs. i want to bring in my panel. deneen borelli, ron christie, and ford o'connell, and beverly halberg. let's talk about winners and losers. >> there is a reason why the schumer shutdown that's now trending the schumer sellout. schumer is ultimate loser in all of this. i want to give republicans credit on messaging. using his this with humanners e is working well. saying he was funding against the troops and children's healthcare. government shutdowns never work with the people pushing for the shutdown. charles: a "new yorker" article at 4:00 p.m. said republicans won the shutdown battle but may lose on immigration. chuck schumer blinked and you have to wonder why he fought this fight in the first place. >> it was a charade aimed at two groups. the dem

. >> thank you, charles payne will be back tomorrow, lou dobb saucs next. >> good eve inning happen new year, republicans fighting back against the deep state department of justice, and it is more than about time. lawmakers say they are likely to file conten contempt of congress regular this week against deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher ray because they failed to produce documents related to discredit the trump dossier, today deadline they set to hand over the documents, so far rod rosenstein and ray have not complied, they did meet with speaker ryan on the hill, our special guest tonight, one of the brightest young leaders of republican party, congressman ron desantos, he is demanding answers for american people, and president trump delivering a straight forward counter attack against won of his ormer -- one of his former aides, saying steve bannon lost his mind when bannon attacked president's family, we take with up, shockingly personal attack against the this president with ed rollins. iran's ayatollah decides best response he could conjure to a we

charles: i'm charles payne. we have many breaking stories stretching with wall street to switzerland in davos where president trump is sweeping the headlines at home and abroad. the dow and s & f finished at record highs. meanwhile, in washington the immigration showdown is in full force with the trump administration preparing to present its daca plan. there was a trumpian twist and another blockbuster information in a text in the fbi. but we want to begin with president trump pushing his america first agenda, this abroad in davos. the president meeting with world leaders and ceos. the president emphasizing the importance of being a cheerleader for what and who you represent. >> there has been a lot of warmth, a lot of respect for our country, and a lot of money, bills and billions of dollars is coming into the u.s. people are very happy with what we have done. not only on the tax bill, but also cutting regulations and being a cheerleader for your country. if you are not a cheerleader for your country, no matter

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charles payne is here with "making money." charles: we have a jam-packed hour ahead. rising interest rates in part rattling the market. i'll explain why investors shouldn't be spooked by these rates. ed the house intelligence committee meeting right now deciding whether to release the memo that exposes fisa abuse. embattled deputy fbi director andrew mccabe was get removed from his postal the bureau just weeks before he was to leave in march. what's the underlying meaning of all this? let's ask byronork. byn: good to be her charles. charles: yre the main specifically wanteo have here. it's a lot of twists and resigng early? what do we make of it? byron: we don't know. there are a lot of people on capitol hill in the dark about this as we are. we knew he was going to leave. so there are a couple of innocent reasons that might be possible or a couple not so innocent reasons. one innocent reason is he got to the point where his pension and pay is set so he left. another possible innocent reason is the fbi director christopher wray had been planning on putting in his own

here's what he said last night on making money with charles payne. >> there is continued harassment and clear sabotage a 91 that a conservative viewpoint and there is constant shaming and attacks against white men within silicon valley. it's really hurting google's employees, google and everyone that uses google's products. >> they are seeking class-action status incomes less than week after for female google employees filed a lawsuit also seeking class-action status alleging google pays and promotes men more than women. cheryl: interesting. he's making a lot of waves because they been stowed politically correct. the golden globes, talking about oprah, how are the ratings? >> not as good as they hoped. 19 million tuned in sunday night to attend a three-hour long golden globes, the ratings are down from last year it had a six-year low of 18-49 demographic. this is hollywood's first of a show since the revelations of harvey weinstein sexual-harassment and sexual assault shook the industry and confronted what has become an exposed widespread problem in hollywood in a seaside oprah gave ira

john: charles payne thanks for letting me sit in the captain's chair. i had a great time.. lou: good evening. president trump is safely home. air force one sitting down at joint base andrews a quarter hour ago. president trump in a triumphant return from his successful trip to davos where he sold america first to a sceptical assembly from business, government and academia. he received cheers for his plain-spoking style and his refusal to pull punches and compromise his

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i'm charles payne in for neil. that was speaker paul ryan addressing spending immigration and foreign surveillance. that we will cover and he addressed walmart's wage hikes and bonus news today. the world's largest employer giving a big financial boost to the employees. all of it thanks to tax reform. walmart hiking its minimum wage to $11 an hour, giving eligible workers a 1000-dollar cash bonus. keep in mind, walmart latest but not debted to be the last. is this beginning of employees seeing windfall from. this is really remarkable stuff. not just walmart is sharing the well per se. they have expanded maternity leave, paid parental leave, and even a 5,000-dollar bonus or help for folks employees adopting kid. >> this is amazing. amazing news to wake up to this morning, charles. walmart is one of 130 companies, over 130 that are touting the president's tax reform plan. you just rattle off the whole list of what walmart is planning to do for their employees. americans will see more money in their pocket, more money

i'm charles payne. investors are pushing stocks up despite the fierce. they tell us there is 25% chance for a shutdown. connell mcshane, deroy murdoch, "wall street journal" senior video reporter shelby holiday. a lot of people are sort of intrigued that the market is up in face of a shutdown. i did my own math. the markets have done extraordinarily well during these shutdowns. the last three shutdowns saw the market up 37%, 23%, 32%. i'm rooting for it to shut down. >> we've all survived shutdowns. the challenge it is politically risky for both republicans and democrats. of they're in a mudslinging fight and hoping the other part has more mud on their face at end of the day. charles: deroy, forget about the market, only one year was the gdp down. i get back to the point. why are republican so afraid of this? >> they seem to think they will get burned. after the last shutdown they benefited midterm elections after that. depend who defines the terms of shutdown. he should do oval office address on friday

it's over to charles payne now who from what i hear is as healthy as president trump. les: we hit a huge record, 26,000. we hit a 400 point reversal after the. we'll tell you what you need to know about the market. the media hammering president trump's position. navy rear admiral hammering him over his health. this as the mainstream media continues to push the narrative that the

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. forget and a government shut down. we want to go to the great news with deidra. >> that's right. 26k. the first close above that level. we crossed that mark and closed lower. so today is the day. write it down. huge dow milestone. we've watching it as you know, charles. last year five times did the dow break through these 1,000 point markers each along the way. we're in a nine-year bull market. you mentioned apple. all the sentiment around apple's contributions which i'll go into detail. trumping worries about this potential government shut down. apple announcing they're going to repatriate billions of dollars overseas. they're going to build a new campus in the u.s. the next five years and hire 20,000 new employees. so now the location of that new campus will be announced later this year according to the company and it is one that will initially house technical support for customers. so apple also saying they will make a direct contribution of more than $350 billion, a big number, to the u.s. economy the next five yea

charles: i'm charles payne. many breaking stories stretching with wall street to switzerland in davos where president trump is sweeping the headlines at home and abroad. the dow and s & f finished at record highs. meanwhile, in washington the immigration showdown is in full force with the trump administration preparing to present its daca plan. there was a trumpian twist and another blockbuster information

charles payne is coming up. thank you for watching. les: the major averages finished slightly low but oil is rocketing. the secretary of veterans affairs david shulkin is our guest in the next hour. but first we must begin with a push for a deal. a bipartisan meeting between president trump and members of congress seems to have moved the discussion on immigration reform forward. daca, border security, chain migration and an end to the visa