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now charles payne. hey, charles. charles: thank you very much my friend. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." big banks crushing on earnings and well, their stocks tumble. underscoring the feeling by a lot this is as good as it gets when it comes to corporate earnings. we have the market pros that walk you through all of this. inflation numbers blow the through off the record books. guess what, bond yields go lower. instead of clarity we'll finish the day with even more questions. except if you the message of market. that is inflation is indeed squeezing us like a vise grip but it will get better soon. i have one of wall street's best economists on what is coming next for the fed. you can't keep telling me, you keep telling me you can only afford a 1000-dollar stoke or can't afford the ones that cost 100 bucks or 1000 bucks even if they go up. how about small and microcap stocks going up even faster? we have low-priced names under the radar that might outshine the behemoths. all that and so much more on "making money". [. charles: it

. ♪♪ great guest, charles payne, a great book, making money with charles payne and a host on fbm, asan you to help us sort what looks to be trillions and trillions and trillions of dollars spent on things called infrastructure nothing to do with infrastructure and covered nothing to do with covered. what exactly is happening here? >> they are re- making america unlimited checkbook and i would say maybe a couple of years ago you started to hear about new thing called modern monetary theory and essentially it goes like this -- the government print money so why should there be mitts on how much they can print? especially if it is for the greater good and then someone will say print a lot of money, that would create inflation. on the end of the bargain, that's where taxes company, taxes are not about economics even the there for trade as such and new world, they are about maybe maintaining level of inflation and punitive punishment so now that you are armed with the notion that you could spend as much as possible knowing the american public is still not ready for something that outrageou

now to my buddy charles payne. charles: hey, neil, appreciate it. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." inflation hit us like a mack truck last month but reaction is more of a yawner sending bond yields lower. jay powell sticking to the transitory story and is focused on jobs, the jobs market. the dilemma for investors, to follow or fight the fed. i have a brilliant line up all strong opinions to help grow your portfolio. plus, how does buy now, pay later sound? it is not a trick question. this is one way fintech companies are revolutionizing finance. i have a special guest where your portfolio could benefit as well. and the new freedom riders, they have a new tool kit. case of miller lite, check. private jet, check. flee the state, check. cue up we will overcome. this as texas democrats redefine bravery. americans are growing wary of big government. i will getted read from larry kudlow. that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: you know, another one of those days in the market where the interpretation of ne

going to talk to charles payne.e, keeping you up to date on the virus front and the variant front and the fact that it's rattling the world and apparently rattling authorities here in this country amid calls to get more folks vaccinated. now the talk is they're going to force the issue. how do you do that? connell mcshane right now at the white house. hi, connell. >> it would not be the government but private companies. i just had a conversation with jen psaki about this topic. the white house position on this is they're not going to require vaccine passports. what they will do and have done is encourage private companies to do whatever they think is best. yesterday she talked about that. i'll put up the quote, a number of private sector university institutions that are starting to mandate. that's an innovative step that they will take and they should take in terms of government involvement today she added this. >> the federal government doesn't have a database of who has been vaccinated. that's not our role. we don

i hope you didn't take it the wrong way -- ashley: more from you, charles payne -- never from you, charles payne. thank you, my friend. [laughter] markets feeling the heat. rising consumer prices not seen since terminator 2 ruled the big screen, pressuring stocks out of recorder the territory. what today's prices really mean and the moves you should be making in your portfolio. plus, are rising prices creating the perfect recipe for even more menu price hikes apt your favorite restaurants? p.f. chang's ceo will be weighing in on that. and, oh, yes, the worker shortage facing america's top food establishments. they just can't find workers. oh, and by the way, solarwinds now caught up in a new hacking threat. the warning you have to hear on how to fight back according to one cybersecurity ceo. meantime, investors caught in the middle of flaring tensions between the u.s. and china. why team biden is shooting off new warning flares over hong kong. we'll get into that. and will china's stocks ever be safe again as the xi regime cracks down on home grown tech giants daring to list shares on u.s.

welcome to the journal editorial report, i am charles payne, and for paul gigot. prices climb higher as washington spending, democrats relighting another $3.5 trillion for so-called human infrastructure even as inflation rose at the fastest and 13 euros. prices up 5.4% from a year earlier including, putting a squeeze on american consumers. what costs continue to rise and what does it mean for the biden agenda next deputy editorial page editor, dan henninger, a columnist, chemist rasul and mary anastasia o'grady. let me start with you, dan. these inflation numbers are mind-boggling if you don't have to tell people on main street because if you like washington d.c., the irony is on one hand, president biden want to take victory laps for economic achievement and yet keep the pressure on for emergency spending. >> that's for sure, charles. finally free visiting the wonderful world of inflation. in that world, an economist talk about push inflation and demand, we are not going to talk about that. we are going to recognize that prices are being pushed higher and yet you

here is charles payne. charles: neil, thank you very. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne.his is making money. after market swings, there is a pause right now. you can feel the tension in the air obviously which by the way has been great for the stock market and this rally. crocs, my stock of the day, maybe the decade. why it is latest example it pays to ignore the smart money and follow where you spend your money. riding the economic wave with the roots that go back to 2020, signs are slowing, pushing this spending envelope too far are creates an economic and political firestorm of risk. we've got senator ted cruz to take it all on. plus you won't believe it but senate majority leader chuck schumer and moody's top economist mark zandi are huge gargantuan trillion dollars spending program that will flatten inflation and turn it. they're turning economics 101 on its head. we have larry kudlow to put the world back on its axis and so much more here on making money. ♪ jam wall street experts disagree on almost everything, that this might be the most confusing bull market of al

charles payne. hey, charles. charles: thank you so much, my friend.ood afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, our major indices keep going in and out of record territory. keep in mind it is a handful of stocks doing all the heavy lifting masking some serious weakness. so how sustainable is this rally and should you be riding these behemoths? can the free money spigots be turned off? japan readies another massive stimulus package. proving once the spending spigots are on they never turn off. we have trillions of dollars on our board. the house always wins. nancy pelosi keeps making a fortune in the stock market. it might have something to do with knowing the news before the rest of us. the question, is it fair? that and so much more on "making money". ♪. ♪. ♪ looking for something, something safe that i lost, but the river is wide ♪ >> love that song from billy joel, wise words. you think about the amazon when you hear that song. you think about jeff bezos, his personal fortune climbed above $200 billion yes

it is time for my friend charles payne. charles, over to you. charles: thank you so much, my friend. great having you in on this monday. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is making "money." we see major industries unchanged but belies under the surface ahead of earnings from the biggest companies in the world. there is speculation that the fed may tip it its tapering hand. making money from the fourth industrial revolution. why technical analysis works and we'll preview the tesla report before the close. social media companies running amok. what those powerful forces did that, what happened to a youtuber that caused youtube to close down his account. ultimately the ape revolution is back on line. he is here to explain exactly what happened. we have harmeet dhillon on whether it is too late to real in the powerful companies. a lot of people say there is nothing the government can do. the grand daddy of all ev reports after the bell. we're talking again elon musk and company. he has been out of the billionaire limelight but the tesla's earni

to a guy who really is but doesn't look it, charles payne. hey, buddy. [laughter] charles: hey, neil. one day, my friend. it's a beautiful experience. one day. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." stocks, we're a bit lower. you know, it's been a real mix of a week here, obviously. the summer doldrums have certainly kicked in, but two things, you never want to short a bull market x this market you tonight want to walk -- don't want to walk away from. investors are looking for answers and leadership, maybe we get it with the next round of corporate earnings. retail sales did rebound, but there are mounting signs that the consumer is getting tapped out or two afraid of inflation. meanwhile, the -- i've got two of my favorite retail experts on whats' happening and how we can get in on all of it. and nothing corrupts like power. you know the old saying. well, that's a lot of people in los angeles after the county announces a mask mandate for indoors even if you're vaccinated. why this power grab could be a major setback for vacc

let's go to charles payne "making money." a rock store. his impression of this. ough to remember the last couple bouts of inflation and people are jumping the gun to say that's where we're headed. i don't know if that is the case but i know that inflation just doesn't come and go. this transitory issue, you about that. what about you? >> yeah, certainly parts of this -- to your point, people who remember, really remember, that's why the yellow flag goes up quickly and it should. there's certainly parts of this, neil. the wages that are going up. that's not going to stop. the rents that are going up won't stop. every month we set new prices, records for home prices. there's a lot of elements to this. you mentioned the supply chain that will get fixed, but the other parts of this is how much money is gushing around in our economic system. right now the stock market loves it. because for the most part a lot of these companies can pass it on and that will accept it. people were cooped up, so if i have to -- i might not notice how many i'm paying for a slim jim but i a

charles payne, it is up to you, my friend. charles: [laughter] tall order. herculean but i'm up for the challenge, david. david: good. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now we're seeing one of the greatest earnings seasons in history. food enough to crush earnings estimates, expand profit margins and offer stronger guidance. what will it take for the rally to truly live up to the legendary status? my experts and i got you covered. we'll handicap earnings after the bell. apple soft, microsoft, google. microsoft. buy sell or hold these going into the closing bell? in just a few moments the cdc will strongly encourage vaccinated americans to still put on their masks as president biden weighs a federal vaccine mandate. what it means for the fight against covid. what it means for impact on the economy. what it means for our personal freedoms. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so we're in the midst of one of the best earnings seasons ever. one of the best i've ever seen. the stock market as yo

when they come into the people like you, silver backs, charles payne fans. or not -- sorry. charles: unfortunately we're running out of time. we don't haves much time on the air as you have on youtube. congratulations, you're right. i'm working on another book. i have a whole chapter on diamond hands. it features warren buffett that is the definition of investing, buy and hold, up and down, if you believe in it fundamentals work, go for it. i'm sick of people dissing i will always be on your side. >> thank you very much. charles: a public service announcement alert all individual investors. finra is taking public comment on short reporting and short sales. apes, if you're seeking fairness you must make your voice heard. regulatory notice 2119. i'm sorry. i will post the link on twitter. cvpayne. >>> another revolution seeing growth is cryptocurrencies. it is being embraced by wall statute but obviously there is a lot of doubts and doubters. i want to bring in former cftc chairman, christopher carlo. thanks for coming on. talk to you about coinbase. before we

charles payne has it. hey, charles. >> charles: neil, remember the stock market predicted this last spring when no one could figure why it was up. it knew this was going to happen. >> neil: you are right. >> charles: have a great 4th my friend. >> neil: you too. >> charles: good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne. this is making money. president biden taking a victory lap on the jobs report and the media of course gushing, but i can tell you the market is acting like it is a dud because bond yields are plunging, stocks are soaring, a key gdp estimate dropped like a rock. what does this mean for your portfolio? i have an amazing group of folks to help you out. real pros. 70% of users are saying no way that they would give up social media for $10,000. what would you take to give up social media? white house suggesting inflation worries are no big deal bragging in fact about fourth of july cookouts going down a whole 16 cents, but remember last year, there were no cookouts? i will ask a guest about this an

i'm very sorry, charles payne, i wept over there my fault. i want to blame it on my producer. it is my fault. your audience was robbed. to you, my friend. charles: thank you so much. it has been an exciting day. i understand, neil. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is making money. breaking right now it's a roller coaster ride and wall street says throw your hands in the air and scream your excitement. what is behind their bravado? is this reboot of the rally that could take the market higher for the summer but maybe the rest of the year. why is there so much resentment when new investors buy the dip and ride the wave too? dr. marty makary on the latest "wall street journal" op-ed. the new message to get us through this crisis. it gave us the shortest recession ever but can there be too much after good thing? and the housing boom still booming? will wall street buying up all the houses kill the american dream? i have housing expert. carol shugart whether we'll all be rending soon. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: you heard me say this before

charles payne was saying his head is spinning right now. he got some mixed earnings, you got inflation that the fed continues to maintain, is just transitory. some are saying that the rebound has peaked and of course, inflation is just going to eat away at future earnings, so much to consider oh, and by the way china's gdp disappointed in the second quarter just to throw that in the pot and mix it all up. what's your take on all of this , sarge? >> well, okay, you think that growth is probably past peak, even here in the u.s. , i think inflation might be past peak, believe it or not, but it's going to be a gradual coming off of that peak, so we're going to have to deal with this for a little while. monetary stimulus remains peak, fiscal stimulus, who knows. you would think what we already have had be peak, but it maybe pre-peak because what the democrats come up with is gigantic so who knows what happens there. i think the stock market right now is a beautiful home on the best block of the neighborhood but built on match sticks. i really am

charles payne would never do that but this guy did. charles. charles: that was a fantastic interview with jeff bezos and crew. i sense you may want to take one of the next trips up, my man. neil: your viewers, are telling me i should, my friend. thank them for writing. charles: thanks thanks a lot, n. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." i talked about it for a couple weeks. we saw it coming. fears of a delta variant and potential replaying all the closings we saw and restrictions on economy sent a vulnerable stock market tumbling big time today. this is part of the investing process. it is also painful. this is most effective for finding and taking advantage of opportunities. i'm here to protect you. i swill also help you towards your financial freedom. i have some of of the sharpest minds. have your pen in hand. the bill that they're trying to sign could be the worst than the affordable care act where they lost 60 house seats in november. china and russia, they're back, they're shielding massive cyberattacks against amer

thanks, charles payne. he has a big special here on the military and helping them in the marketplace that is coming up july 21. next, senator james langford, key player, oklahoma republican. senator, always good to have you. let's talk a little bit about this planned spending and break it apart. i know republicans were by and large impressed with the president's bipartisan approach that he wanted to spear head for infrastructure. half of that $1 trillion if you have the covid funds. you were on board with it. i don't know if you were. but now this ancillary package that might or might not be coming up. >> we're watching another huge spending proposal. go backwards to march. $2 trillion proposal on covid that only about $100 billion, $200 billion was related to covid at all. everything else was dumped into the economy as you had the conversation. we've seen the rise in inflation and drop in opportunities for people to get back to work. we believe this $3 trillion proposal now is going to have an even faster

time for my buddy charles payne to take you through the next hour. hey, charles. charles: thank you very much my friend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is making morning any. the market meandering. growing belief that the rally is due for a pullback. what our gust says, and history say are often different, folks. i have market pros to help you through the haze and what stocks can lead you through the market through the year. use my 35 years with a case study. use netflix and why it is so hard to have diamond hands. amc and gamestop try to stop the slide. trey collins of trades will join me. drug overdose spikes and leaders don't hear the pain but there are social ant economic costs. david bahnsen is with us on that we have that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: you know, with he all know there is an old saying be careful what you wish for? you just might get it? this sort of brings me to a newer saying you all heard it, it is called the perfect storm. the term entered the lexicon coined by author and journal second back shun younge

eastern time, "making money" with charles payne presents a special hour of proud american from the militaryrles will be taking questions from veterans that are looking for jobs and overcoming the challenges of reentering the workforce. if you are a veteran with a question, e-mail us at invested inyou otero fox.com and charles payne just might answer your question, live on the air. let's take a look at your money, stocks zero in on new highs in the final minutes of trade. any up arrow today, any green is a new record for the dow and nasdaq and the s&p 500, dow up 127, "claman countdown" coming right back. [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month...

charles payne, amazing, amazing to me. to you, my friend. charles: it is amazing to me, too.e'll delve into it, including whispers it has something to do with the delta variant. hope you had a good weekend. neil: thank you. charles: i'm charles payne. this is making money. breaking right now there are major changes around this market. forget about inflation around economy slowing down and maybe we should talk about deflation. i talked about the delta variant a menace to society in a way that could justify new restrictions. what would that do to the economy and exchanges. why invest anywhere else, anyway. plus we're about to see one of the greatest transfers of health in history as baby boomers leave trillions to their heirs so what could go wrong? how about everything. we have two brilliant guests to help you avoid the typical mistakes. woman in the workplace takes on a new twist. how economists can never quantify the joys of motherhood when they're trying to figure it all out. we have that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right. it's a shaky start to the w

charles payne is a perfect person to guide you through its future. charles, it's all yours.harles: thank you a lot. we certainly will hit that among other things. thanks a lot, david. appreciate it. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." the market reacting postively to sobering economic data. a massive miss on gdp. more than 400,000 americans claimed unemployment benefits for the first time. powell looks like a genius. this will prime the fed pump. a lot of experts are giving a lot of excuses. we'll give you straight. we'll look at world of "deepfakes" and rewriting antitrust laws so our government and take amazon apart. robinhood, struggles you heard about, despite a lot of cheer leading from the same folks ironically rooting for the trading apes to lose. we'll give you update on what is happening in the world of the dark pools from the whistle-blower aiming to take them down. hong kong, democracy is losing there but is it a losing cause? we'll discuss that and so much or on "making money." ♪. charles: so today after the fomc meeting, really this is the best time to as

thank you for sticking around we're going over to charles payne now, it's next for your hours, charles i've got now take it on. charles: my man, you did a great job, edward. i love your enthusiasm. keep it going have a great weekend talk to you real soon. >> thanks. charles: good afternoon, everyone i'm charles payne this is "making money" breaking right now, pause after the big miss in amazon and of course more confusion on the health of the economy and the strength of the consumer, meanwhile, the delta variant surge has the white house taking dramatic actions, many businesses have also followed. what it might mean for the economy and the stock market we've got that coming up as well and the robinhood ipo is just the latest excuse to mischaracterize individual investors. i've got a news flash for the smart money experts. this revolution is powered by due diligence and not the talking heads i'll discuss that with rob luna, plus congress putting themselves in the corner with both the debt ceiling, the eviction moratorium and just a few hours, really 24- 48 hours and then there's infrast

my buddy charles payne. charlie: and i'll stand at the national anthem as i get it, neil. neil: absolutely good for you. charles: good afternoon everyone i'm charles payne this is " making money" and breaking right now, oh, snap! the markets are rocketing again. individual investors, well they saved the day by buying a dip again. wall street just simply has no idea how to respond, in fact today's big move, being led by social media stocks following strong earnings results from snapchat, twitter had good numbers too so here is the thing do you chase the winners, do you buy the laggards or like so many of the experts, do you just keep waiting for a correction? i've got a great lineup folks with very strong opinions, but there is one area individual investors are getting crushed and that are the black holes of dark pools we'll go inside and expose some truth today, and china waging war on the most successful chinese businesses, now, it's u.s. listed chinese education stocks are plunging after regulators are cracking down on that sector, wiping out billions o of dollars in valu

charles: thank you very much, neil, good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money" and breaking right now president biden announcing a slew of executive orders targeting an array of technology, healthcare, railroad s you name it so far, the markets not worried. the question though is should it be i'll ask nancy tengler coming up plus i'll get her reaction on the politicization at the federal reserve, and what it means for your money and what a difference a day makes, a monster rebound right now, that actually began in the middle of yesterday's session, so it picked up gail force winds today , all sector utilities winning, energy financials leading the way in a string of record closes that had been covering up the weak under belly of this rally maybe that's changing as well. where should investors be as the market begins to really kickoff plus the message from charts and we're going to preview what i say will be the greatest earning season of all-time, all that and so much more on "making money." wow fantastic session for the market just one day earlier after we went through seri

back to my buddy charles payne. treasury secretary if you think about it, charles. he would marvell at ingenuity and inventness. >> none are going to the producers backers, investors why do they need 30 million? the elites took so much advantage of the ppp program and subsequent programs like this. first of all distortion of amount of money gone to broadway plays versus everything else in this country like restaurants is embarrassing. congress should be embarrassed. they should hide their heads in the sand. they love to go to "hamilton." they have let so many restaurants in general go out of business to save "hamilton." "hamilton" didn't need saving. it makes me angry to be quite frank with you, neil. we know last year there was a report, $670 billion went to richer, wealthier businesses that should not have even gotten ppp money in the first place. there were a lot of problems with this. but it just really worries me when we start to put the elite institutions, somehow equate themselves to the auto industry, an aut

now charles payne. hey, charles. charles: thank you very much my friend.d as it gets when it comes to corporate earnings. we have the market pros that walk you through all of this. inflation numbers blow the through off the record books. guess what, bond yields go lower. instead of clarity we'll finish the day with even more

to a guy who really is but doesn't look it, charles payne. hey, buddy. a bit lower. you know, it's been a real mix of a week here, obviously. the summer doldrums have certainly kicked in, but two things, you never want to short a bull market x this market you tonight want to walk -- don't want to walk away from. investors are looking for answers and leadership, maybe we get it with the next round of

programming note on july 31st, eastern, charles payne presents a special our from the military to theu are veteran with a question and story, e-mail invested in you at fox .com. we might answer your question live in the air. live in the air. make every dan kennedy. live in the air. make every dan kennedy. live in the air. make every dan kennedy. live in the air. make every dan kennedy. for time life's video collection. (doorbell chiming) oh, hey, hi, dean. hey, hi there, uh... bob. (narrator) from the battlefield to the white house, from hollywood to the heartland, america's entertainer was bob hope. oh, this room, it's so dull and depressing tonight. if only there was some way to brighten it.

eastern making money with charles payne, will present an one hour special called pratt america from the marketplace resumes to interviews, charles will take questions from veterans looking for jobs and overcoming the challenges of reentering the workforce. if you are veteran with question, don't hold back. e-mails us, you never know, charles my answer your question live on air next wednesday 2:00 p.m. china's backlash against u.s. ipo showing apparently no signs of ending. let's go to jerry lewis with the details in today's foxbusiness brief. >> hi there and happy friday to you after chinese regulators rated the right, cybersecurity concerns. the rate follows the order to remove them from app stores citing fears over protecting user data. down about 3% at this hour. here at home, live nation getting from goldman sachs, initiating shares of the ticket master parent on a coming surge concert. trading a little lower by 2% today. jana, here is a story relink the nasdaq one fourth second straight day as it gets ready to join another explosive club. twenty s&p 500 after axion merges with astr

now to my buddy charles payne. charles: hey, neil, appreciate it. truck last month but reaction is more of a yawner sending bond yields lower. jay powell sticking to the transitory story and is focused on jobs, the jobs market. the dilemma for investors, to follow or fight the fed. i have a brilliant line up all strong opinions to help grow

here is charles payne. charles: neil, thank you very. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. great for the stock market and this rally. crocs, my stock of the day, maybe the decade. why it is latest example it pays to ignore the smart money and follow where you spend your money.

it is time for my friend charles payne. charles, over to you.under the surface ahead of earnings from the biggest companies in the world. there is speculation that the fed may tip it its tapering hand. making money from the fourth industrial revolution. why technical analysis works and

charles payne has it. have a great 4th my friend. >> neil: you too. >> charles: good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne. this is making money. president biden taking a victory lap on the jobs report and the media of course gushing, but i can tell you the market is acting like it is a dud because bond yields are plunging, stocks are soaring,

i am charles payne, catch me on weekdays on making money on the business network. we hope to see you next week. thank you very much. ♪♪ >> breaking news from washington, three democrat from the texas project later, the state to go to washington d.c. for posting the proposed voting rights law and reportedly tested positive for covid-19. this comes days after the group of nearly 60 democratic lawmakers, vice president harris in washington. the three texas elected officials who apparently tested positive for the coronavirus have not been released. they reportedly were all vaccinated and breaking development could complicate their boycott. hi, welcome to fox news live, i am eric shawn. arthel: hello, everyone. fox news told west virginia senator joe manchin who also met with the texas delegation would not be exposed during their sitdown earlier this week. meantime, the white house is under fire for it admitted involvement with social media company's to flag miss information on covert vaccines. peter doocy asked jan psaki about that yesterday. >> for how long has the ad

brian: air force veteran charles payne is hosting a big show today to help vets find jobs.nsley. ainsley: tell us about the town hall today. charles: that's not even a fraction of the real story and, of course, i was in the military. i served, i didn't get a chance to -- to fight or anything but my father was -- he fought in vietnam and i watched him, his whole adult life never get the jobs he thought he was worthy of. honestly, i've had the opportunity to interview ceo's, politicians, everyone, my father still one of the most intelligent people that i have ever met. it's not just about people in the military vets getting jobs, it's about them getting jobs that are worthy of them and having upside opportunity and being welcome back in opportunity and these are things that joey knows firsthand. i'm a solution-oriented person, i'm going to show you where to go, what resources are out there and truly help and not just going to be what was us and it's about solutions and making things right. steve: we heard there's millions of jobs that are unfilled right now. so many people ar

charles payne would never do that but this guy did. charles.lling me i should, my friend. thank them for writing. charles: thanks thanks a lot, n. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." i talked about it for a couple

charles payne. hey, charles. charles: thank you so much, my friend.major indices keep going in and out of record territory. keep in mind it is a handful of stocks doing all the heavy lifting masking some serious weakness. so how sustainable is this rally and should you be riding these behemoths? can the free money spigots be turned off? japan readies another massive stimulus package. proving once the spending spigots are on they nevern

charles payne, it is up to you, my friend. charles: [laughter] tall order.d: good. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now we're seeing one of the greatest earnings seasons in history. food enough to crush earnings estimates, expand profit margins and offer stronger guidance. what will it take for the rally to truly live up to the legendary status? my experts and i got you covered.

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i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." to susan li keeping track of all of these price hikes. su >> charles, big businesses are warning prices are going up. if they pay more, you'll pay more from tide maker procter & gamble to nestle, cocoa, chipotle, budweiser, even barbie maker mattel. over and over again, the company is pointing to the highest price pressures that they've seen in years and the number prove it. the key gauge of inflation jumping 3.5%. the fatest gain in 30 years going back to 1991. it's not only input costs like aluminum, plastic and corn going up but wages according to the companies. amazon, starbucks, fed ex and nestle pointing to wage pressures and having to pay more in order to attract workers. mcdonald's ceo says workers are coming back faster in the states that have ended the $300 per week jobless benefits. 74% of companies say that wages went up in the past three months. the median increase in wages of maybe 4 to 5%. brew here's the good thing. we also learned this week that despite having to pay h

thank you for sticking around we're going over to charles payne now, it's next for your hours, charlesenthusiasm. keep it going have a great weekend talk to you real soon. >> thanks. charles: good afternoon, everyone i'm charles payne this is "making money" breaking right now, pause after the big miss in amazon and of course more confusion on the health of the economy and the strength of the consumer, meanwhile, the delta variant surge has the white house taking dramatic actions, many businesses have also followed. what it might mean for the economy and the stock market we've got that coming up as well and the robinhood ipo is just the latest excuse to mischaracterize

charles payne" present the special our proud american from military to the marketplace charles will take questions from that that are overcoming the challenges of investing and reentering the workforce. that does its, for us on "fox business tonight" of course we will be back with you tomorrow night covering the markets and everything else, "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: tonight were going behind the fiery flash on capitol hill between republican senator rand paul and doctor fauci, dr. fauci heatedly denying the dangerous super virus research at the wuhan lab in china both dr. fauci and senator paul accusing of each other of lying we will show you the blow-by-blow, who brought more heat than light, who brought the receipts, who's right, who's wrong joining meen tonight marsha blackburn from senate judiciary, marty mae carey, congressman byron donalds, kt mcfarland, former d.c. police detective ted williams, ford o'connell and former acting ice director robert tello, the white house is big marquee infrastructure deal looks like it might be on the brink, d.c. talk senate t

charles payne, amazing, amazing to me. to you, my friend. charles: it is amazing to me, too.charles: i'm charles payne. this is making money. breaking right now there are major changes around this market. forget about inflation around economy slowing down and maybe we should talk about deflation. i talked about the delta variant

charles payne is here to help us sort this out. so charles, great to see you on this friday.did you think of the jobs report today? what was your overall take? >> i was disappointed with it, martha. 188,000 of those were government jobs. right? so if you look at the private sector businesses, 662,000 is not a lot. you mentioned a record amount of job openings. more than nine million openings. four months ago, american economists said we were going to go through a string of months with million plus job months. they said there would be month after month. because only stands to reason, you shut down an entire economy, 1.23 million people unemployed. you reopen it, they're supposed to go back to work. you don't have to be a trained economist to figure that out. there were other aspects of this report that were worrisome. you mentioned the participation rate. 151,000 people came back into the labor force. you have half the states in this country that have cut unemployment insurance, federal unemployment insurance. that number should have been 400,000, 500,000. people should have b

you have to watch charles payne who will guide you through the whole thing and let you know what it meansone the most anticipated fed meetings in a long time, fomc decisions. thanks a lot, david. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." i got to tell you it is one of those days where people are on pins and needles. federal reserve chairman jerome powell not expected to do much with respect to rates but the q&a second will be most important. if he gives slight of hint of tapering purchases you may see the market go into a tails spin. earnings driving tech names significantly higher. growth overvalue is working big time this month. maybe the course has changed. we have two on that. what's up, maybe we have a infrastructure deal. i don't want to promise anything but maybe we do. this hour will be critically important. buckle up. this market will be all over the place. get ready. don't panic. we got your back. let's go down to edward lawrence with with the latest what the fed will do. take it away. reporter: no change in the federal reserve policy on buying assets,

time for my buddy charles payne to take you through the next hour. hey, charles.king morning any. the market meandering. growing belief that the rally is due for a pullback. what our gust says, and history say are often different, folks. i have market pros to help you through the haze and what stocks can lead you through the market through the year. use my 35 years with a case

[applause] charles payne canceled. i kid, i kid.many of the regular over at fox business, you know how they have mornings with maria? they were planning on evenings with as men, but it was just one letter away from a movie i made in taiwan. it's the tenth anniversary of the five. [applause] to put it in language that kat understands, that is ten years. or the answer her husband gives when asked what it feels like to be married first kat for three months. it's a big deal. like brian stelter without a chamber, surviving ten years and cable isn't normal. i want you to think about the image. mtv didn't even play music that long. a book of the five" is like one of the super old japanese ladies. they just found out they became 120 years old, and everyone wants to know her secret. but it turns out she can't count. i don't know if that's a good thing. but think about all the stuff that "the five" outlasted. hummingbirds, green frogs, koala bears, hedgehogs. you have to get all their average life spans. "the five" is greater. we also beat th

i'm very sorry, charles payne, i wept over there my fault. i want to blame it on my producer. rles: thank you so much. it has been an exciting day. i understand, neil. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is making money. breaking right now it's a roller coaster ride and wall street says throw your hands in the air and scream your excitement. what is