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maria: good charles payne you were focused on wages hourly earnings, what is your take 4% growth year-over-yearn we see the initial reaction upside i am not sure where it puts federal reserve i don't know that we need fed recipients to accommodative as earlier in the year everyone had pom-poms, rates have to stay several level as well, i think should be focused all of us, on growth right organic growth in the economy, not relying on any gimmicks particularly that ultimately give inflationary pressures. up one-tenth of% to 34.3%, charles what should we make of hourly wage numbers charles. charles: wage numbers fine again a ohio 0.4 good workweek in line, listen, businesses are loath to lay folks off retraining all that a disaster andy talked about nfib report one of the key components how hard to find qualified workers if you have them hold on to them maybe that is slowing down a bit. maria: volatility in the market, two seconds ago up 40 points dow industrials now up 24 how do you want to trade this market in the face of numbers. charles: i think this report is probably going to be almost nonev

the three turning to our one representative from the manosphere, charles payne, containing the laughter charles: it so attractive. i lost track of what the hell you are saying. one of the songs we bumped in with, "the new york times" is so lost. they are so lost and they are grasping for desperation. i can tell you right now, post-election, i think it was a poll that said approval among young adults has gone through the roof. i was in vegas at a casino, a bunch of old folks that looked like they were going to type it i went to the cosmopolitan, young people are partying their ass off. there's a groundswell of energy. by the way, check birthrates in the next two have been three years. all that you that goes through ruth. he talked about a party that had beaten down our country, everything about our nation is wrong. everything the democrats ever do, we fight the wars of yesteryear. we are tearing down statues of confederate generals instead of teaching kids how to be prepared for the fourth industrial revolution. everything they've done over the last 50 years has been negative, has been a

charles payne, be sill my heart.io away. you get to be right here. what a fascinating discussion. and now they're making this deal because they've had a lot of other deals, but this one is with defense. >> yeah. and it's is fascinate being. i didn't get a chance to ask the ceo of the defense company, but it's from j.r.r. tolkien, it means sword, the name of the company -- liz: oh, anduril. >> yeah. and the one part where they talk about autonomous sense making, because we've seen what's happened on the battlefield with ukraine and russia, and we know it's revolutionized, the drone sufficient? of course, recently russia launched the missile from north korea, they had to call america first and tell them they were launching this and not to to confuse it with an icbm. this is where warfare's going. so the idea we would add a.i. to ours to give us the edge is important. but also heir going to make these products, identify problems, fund them with their own r&d and then finish the product and then go to the military and sa

charles payne was here now he's there we'll send it over. brian: mr. quantum. charles: good afternoon everyone i'm charles payne and this is "making money" do things get so bad they trigger a buy signal? extreme fear and the extreme eternal sell-off happening for two weeks and the extreme reaction to the fomc. here is the good news i've got some of the best in the business, to set the stage for 2025, liz ann saunders on deck and meanwhile the mag7 riding to the rescue yet again, just like yule brenner, why can't wall street live with that? i'll ask jim bianco, plus if you read the headlines trump economic plans worsen inflation. well i've got a special guest coming armed with an 80 page report that says it's the exact opposite and you don't want to miss my power panel out with dei in with meritocracy and also why do women live longer all that and so much more on "making money." breaking news. we interrupt these animal spirits to report that the fear and greed index hit its goal into extreme fear zone. so break out the champaign. i mean, think about this , right?

charles payne is the host of making money on fbn. is this country going to be making money pretty soon? >> again, it's the train, jesse. the train left the station as soon as they counted those votes up the train. it was it was already. you could feel it already heating up even before the election. right. and we're going to look back on this. the market always knows. so the market already started to kind of have this sort of rally, this sort of trump rally a couple of weeks into the election. then it shifted into a whole new gear right after they counted the votes, said it's official. and the thing is, it's just gathering speed. you know what's amazing? every single day we see these different surveys of different groups. it was the farmers last week. this week it was small businesses. two weeks ago it was the chief financial officer of the country. it's an energy. it's an electricity. and i and i think ackman the soundbite you have from ackman really underscores it. it's not it's unlike anything any adult has ever felt in this countr

way to go, charles payne. look at that, d wave quantum up nearly 400%. very impressive indeed. . >> ashley, you had me at bitcoin and 200,000. if that happens there are a few of us who won't be showing u

we're counting down to the fed with charles payne. brian: it's so funny because everyone is saying they are going to cut rates but everybody is saying why are they going to do it and that is the question here. charles payne he has answers to everything. he's not an instagram and right there and ready to go. charles: i knew how many licks to get to the center. good afternoon, everyone i'm charles payne this is "making money" and breaking right now nasdaq 20,000, can i hear 30,000? listen, all green on the screen right now, but this has been a pretty deceptive december and we'll talk about why moving into the 493 hasn't worked out meanwhile the revolution in computing continues to lead further and further ahead just when you were debting used to the new term gpu, here comes qpu. i'll explain also donald trump says get ready to rock folks. enthusiasm and optimism for trump 2.0 from may street to wall street, but as we slow the economy down, can it work? zane tankle, the best main street business person i know in studio to explain what he

here to discuss is the host of making money on fox business charles payne. s cautious. what that says to wall street is maybe they are done -- they are not going to have as many rate cuts in the next year. >> charles: they do this thing every quarter give a projection. a summary of economic projections. in september they suggested maybe four rate cuts next year brought it down to two. they are saying there will be rate cuts. yesterday the market reaction. the dow is the last thing i look at. the s&p is always the most important. yesterday the most important was the ruffle 2,000 down 4%. that represents small businesses. domestic businesses the real news is that the stock market's reaction. i think the market will rebound. the real news is here how fed policy interferes with president-elect's plans. there is three things here that really worry me a lot. first and foremost, are these rate hikes the cure right now for inflation? now, historically, that was the cure but because money markets right now. money markets are giving off $350 billion. you add another 70

i am charles payne this is making money, the stock market enters with the swagger to be quite frank we've ever seen, everyone wants a piece of the action, animal spirits are alive and well the wall street analysts are still underestimating the driving forces. move over elon musk, wall street has a new building, bitcoin, micro strategy, either brilliant baltic sling with the codex are missing, the mainstream media is about to twist itself to bail out on the market what you need to know to balk at the noisy can of the same shared prosperity as everyone else watching the show, all of that and so much more on making money. ♪ >> the stock market ends as december with the swagger it only comes along every now and then and i'm talking about a story that goes back to crisis this is not something necessarily brand-new this is the united states versus the rest of the world you can see essentially below the line trading below them but something happened around 2009 when we started to take off, we are crushing when i see crushing the rest of the world were the only store in town and in fact pos

kayleigh mcenany and charles payne are on set.irst let's go to madeleine rivera at the white house this morning. >> the white house is trying to reframe the last four years. senior advisor puts it this way. a presidency is not measured in years alone but it is evaluated for decades to come. over the next month the biden administration says their priority is to obligate as much funding as possible under the administration's key pieces of legislation like the chip and science act and inflation reduction act. disposing funds will make it harder for trump to undo the president's actions when it comes to climate initiatives. just on thursday the epa announced $1.6 billion to advance administration's climate priorities. the president will take more action on student debt relief and artificial intelligence. keep an eye out as well on the clemency and pardon space. some democrats call for more commutations and pardons. >> mass incarceration has been a problem for decades and our broken clemency system his contributed to that mass incarcer

charles payne, we're going to hand you a very, very busy news day. charles: you can feel the intensity out there. thank you very much. good afternoon, i'm charles payne and this is making money. it is a stock picker's market. you heard it before. it's a cliche. it's really serious. how major firms are catching on to main street's optimism, potentially pushing the market much higher. i told you software was taking the leadership role in the beginning of november. peter kaye acted on it. syrian rebels toppling 50 year regime. what does it mean for global peace which by the way has deteriorated might ely. most americans don't realize how much the world is on fire. i've got a special guest on that, that and so much more on "making money." all right, folks the news coming in today is wall street is discovering artificial intelligence. i know, i know. listen, for the most part wall street has dismissed the picks and shovels of this that began in november of 2022 saying more or less it's unsustainable. here's the thing. they cast doubt on the returns of inve

charles payne he's up next. charles: thanks for letting me be a seat squatter earlier. good afternoon i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now the rally is sort of just marking time right now, but here is the real story is, folks. there have been very very few authentic winners in this market and the question is when will wall street just say okay let's buy the winners and when will you say okay let's buy the winners? we'll talk about that risk appetite is through the roof but so are the opportunities and you don't have to sit around and wait for the worst stock in the world to work out meanwhile something we all have to face retirement. sooner or later the question is, are we prepared because guess what? jim carry wasn't and a whole lot of other rich folks weren't. we've got a special guest to help you be prepared and janet yellen apologizing at the same time that the president of argentina was taking a victory lap. find out why that country is marching toward prosperity while we're squandering ours with very special guest larry kudlow. all that and

tomorrow which is why bond yields to the upside in preparation of that, and we all now to go to charles payne. brian: he's quantum. charles: i am thank you very much good afternoon everyone i'm charles payne this is "making money" and breaking right now so yesterday's session was like the movie freaky friday, and maybe just a reminder of getting too comfortable, but if there's a movie to describe 2024 best i'd say it's groundhog day and the winners keep winning. meanwhile speaking of winners google shocking the world with a quantum chip that could be ex caliber talking about the sword that has nvidia and bitcoin. i'm telling you we've got a special guest that will make that case, and speaking of special guests we also have ej antoni on deep banking, this scandal, folks you have no idea how dangerous this is, also ambassador to israel will be in studio, all that and so much more, on "making money." there have been two themes this year that have been mind boggling successful. chasing the winners and betting big. really its made one of the best rallies on record one of the greatest money making

ultimately are, the market digesting that, and they're going to start to digest charles payne next. brian: here he is. charles: thanks a lot, guys. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." wild week for the market, right? stocks rebounding after that the tantrum yesterday, but is the rally still on? we've got ed yardeni at the top of the show. he's been bullish, but he's also been worried. i worry. the fed's medicine, i think, is actually make it worse. rebecca walser's here to debate. and at 2:45, darius dale will share his thoughts. he's here to explain it. and speaking of nuts, quantum stocks to the moon! rob luna, you get that, luna, moon? anyway, he's here. kenny polcari's here, he likes some of them, and who's been hotter than eva ados? meanwhile, the battle over the funding bill. congresswoman victoria spartz is with us and let's just say she shredded speaker johnson yesterday. she's going the join the show on what's happening there. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: so the la couple of eks i've spent a lot of time this market,

brian: charles payne, here he is. charles: i'm ready. good afternoon, everyone, i am charles payne, and this is "mixing -- making money." there's one thing investors agree upon right now, in fact, everyone in america is on the enthusiasm. banned wagon, so does this supersede the rules of yesteryear? or is this time truly different? jim paulson on deck. meanwhile, retailers that used to be superstars, kind of faded away, are coming back being led by. lou: lemon. -- lululemon. we've got some pretty good guests on that as well. and the jobs report, the nuance of all the data's really, confusing, so i've dug into the numbers. we also a brought one of the best on the street, diane swonk will give us her thoughts on where this economy's going and the dilemma the femay be in. and the folks from doge visited congress yesterday including little x. hey, i love those images. tweet me the caption. i want to share some later on with the power panel. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: all right, so investors weighing different v

will join charles payne for an exclusive interview on "making money" with charles.ll also speak with micro strategies executive chair michael saylor, at 2:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. an appeals court on the west coast just ruled the us can deport illegal immigrants even if local governments oppose those removals. chad wolf joins me now. does this mean trump can get around sanctuary cities rules? >> well i think this is obviously a win for the incoming trump administration and i think what this validates is the ability for i.c.e. to do their job, to remove individuals, bad individuals from the country, regardless of what local jurisdictions may or may not do to help them do that. it's federal immigration law and they have the ability to execute on that law so it's a good ruling for them. stuart: how long before the concept of the migrant sanctuary is just out of bounds? i think the whole sanctuary idea is losing steam. it's nearing its end. what say you? >> well i think you're right, stuart. i think what you see in places like new york, right, you've got mayor a

charles payne loves those animal spirits he's up. charles: i love those animal spirits, you're absolutely right. good afternoon everyone i'm charles payne and this is "making money." breaking right now, so, the ultimate story of have and have-not talking about the stock market version. get this folks for the tenth session in a row more decliners than advancers. meanwhile the mag7, well they just keep rocking in the a.i. story, it keeps evolving. the problem is that wall street has emplored you to dump the winners so the big question is are the old rules valid? let's call it the fourth industrial revolution and more proof the economy, our economy is bifurcated like never before. the big question is can it be fixed? i'll ask stephanie pomboy, and taking the high cost out of medicine. representative buddy carter sarkar going after those pbm's and he says this is just the beginning and finally, why are americans so unhealthy? my take on that and the power panel all that and so much more on "making money." >> all right so the stock market

good afternoon, everyone, i am cheryl casone in for charles payne, and this is "making money." stocks are closing out a remarkable year slightly lower, but this market is on pace for the best two years in a quarter century. throughout the hour, where you should be positioned in 2025. a new congress is about to kick off. texas congressman and doge caucus can co-chair pete sessions lays out what we should expect. plus, what he thinks of a former u.s. general, warning that that elon musk poses a national security risk. and a reminder that charles it would you first, quantum computing stocks -- told you first, jenna if jaron on what's -- jon najarian on what's next for the hot sector. all that and more on "making money. request". ♪ cheryl: well, stocks failing to gain traction and rally on the final day of 2024 as we close out a very strong year for the market with the s&p 500 rising more than 20% for the second straight year and the nasdaq soaring almost 30%. joining me now laugher laffer tengler ceo and cio, nancy tengler are. it's great to see you on this final trading day of th

i am cheryl casone in for charles payne. today, and this is "making money" and we've got breaking news right now. will it be a santa claus rally, or tough sledding ahead? right now we are giving back a little bit of gains on the s&p and the nasdaq, the russel 2000 actually coming back higher slightly. we'll watch all of these treasury yields pushing higher. apple is poised to become the first company ever to hit a $4 trillion valuation, and one analyst says it's still underpriced. kenny polcari has bought on weakness and he's here with the case for apple. meanwhile palantir gaining this week. if you bought the stock in april when hillary kramer recommended it to you on this show, you be up almost 300%. hillary is back to share more of her winners, 2:45 eastern time, plus the asset she says is trash for retail investors right now. and how about a slimmed down santa? christmas came early for elon musk's waistline. the billionaire revealing he uses monjaro, as one in four americans say they plan to use weight loss drugs to meet

he's better at dressing than hidden valley, host of making money on fox business charles payne charles. and he finally has a manager since he started working at best buy. comedian joe mckee. >> let's go joe joe joe. >> all right. julie, i have a two part question for you. oh, no. well, what did you think about the back and forth between charlamagne and whoopi on the view? and then also, would you pardon your own kids? >> i would pardon my own kids. absolutely. yeah. >> i've gotten them out of prison so many times. >> i've lost count. >> wait, isn't your kid like five? >> well, eight, but he's a badass. i completely agree with what charlamagne was saying about how the democrats will never agree that they're wrong. >> i am, i associate with that too. i never am wrong. but the difference is, is that i am willing to hear the other side, even though i disagree with it and i know i'm right and it's wrong. but that is exactly the problem. democrats refuse to listen to the other side. they refuse to admit that maybe their president didn't do that great of a job, or maybe kamala harris wasn't t

taylor: we're tossing it over to charles payne. we're still on $1,000 watch for bitcoin, is that the new floor? charles: hope so. thank you all very much. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, remember that feeling you had as a kid when you went to the movie theater when it was really exciting? guess what? it's back. it's everywhere. in fact, the bears are coming out of their cage to join the party. i'm going to break down why this is how it feels across this country from the farmlands to boardrooms. meanwhile, bitcoin hits $100,000. we've been waiting for that milestone. by the way, happened just moments after my discussion with michael saylor from micro strategies. the big question is, where does it go? we've got you covered from every angle. elon and vivek. down in d.c. trying to do some business. here's the question, why it's time to ditch bridges to to nowhere and profits for corporate donors before it's the too late, but can it be done and and -- done? >> and quantum computing

brian: in fact, charles payne who was here then is there now. we're going to go to him. charles: the major of tv. and that's without a.i. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, don't let today fool you, right in this has been has been an unappreciated rally for a long time. i'm going to break down just how amazing this rally is and, of course, that means the naysayers are circling saying it cannot continue. meanwhile, the federal reserve, they're trying to combat inflation and and now they're comparing to it an mma fight. who's going to get out of that octagon first. will the fed win or will your wallets suffer? meanwhile, we've all heard about the military industrial come plefntle how about the pharmaceutical industrial complex? how about the health insurance industrial complex? if a lot of corporations made a lot of money from our government. will they take the fact that they may not be able to feed at the trough? well, they're not going to take it too well. and also why the political leanings have been going the way they have. al

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michael saylor joins charles payne today, he'll also have an exclusive interview with sam altman, theenai, 2 p.m. eastern with charles payne right here on fox business. >>> the market is now open and, as expected, it has opened to the upside. quite strongly too. the dow is up 25225 -- 2225, it's now reaching -- 225, i'm not sure the level, but it's the up 225 points. there's more red than green, but the greens are vastly outperforming the reds. that's the best way to put it, i guess. the dow is up .45%. the s&p 500 also a to the upside, a gain there in percentage time, one-third of 11%. the nas -- the %. thes nas -- 1%. the nasdaq composite, 19,600, up 122 points. big tech, show them all to me, please. amazon, microsoft, alphabet, apple up. meta, down but only down 87 cents. >>> interesting story developing here. we have the results of new head to to head trial between two weight loss drugs. lily's zepbound and novo's wegovy. who won, taylor? >> sepp -- zepbound. look, the study was sponsored by eli lilly, with but this was the first sort of head to head match that we to got, and we g

stuart: "making money with charles payne," you just made a lot of money for people. next one.shows shoplifting incidents continue to surge. what the increase? lauren: 93% since 2015, it's an average of 177 shoplifting incidents per day. sometimes it's more than a thousand. these incidents became more violent and expensive. the dollar last from theft, society during covid started to think it is okay to steal. stuart: thanks. still at. governor hochul called to abolish the electoral college. >> the electoral vote should prevail. this convoluted process leaves candidates for president to spend an inordinate amount of time in a few swing states. stuart: trump also won the popular vote. we will discuss of this. democrats senator fetterman keeping an open mind about trump's nominee's. will any other democrats take that approach. willing to compromise on a cease-fire and hostage deal. we will ask the nominee for us ambassador to israel, mike huckabee, if a deal is likely in the near future. mike huckabee next. to go further, you need to be ready for what's down the road. as energy de

listen here to our colleague charles payne. >> my brother is getting out of jail on friday.brother was among the first 100 crack addicts in america. at least first 100, 200, in the hood when he told us about crack and how great it was. i had not heard about it before. i kind of don't want him to go back to jail. because he would stop by my aunt's house. and he lives away from here. and he didn't have shoes on in the middle of winter. i give him $100 a week. that's how bad it is in there. no one gets a nickel. i know he is safe and captured. but what is happening with the biden -- and this is the ultimate sign of elitism, of just sort of entitlement gone a muck, that democrats are riled against for so long -- it is a slap in the face to everyone that joe biden gets to do this. >> yeah. >> it really is. >> jesse: hunter's liberal privilege kept him out of trouble his whole life. and he never learned from his mistakes because daddy was always there to save him. while he was saving his son buying crack, millions of poor americans buying crack never got saved. they were put in pr

by the way, tomorrow, micro-strategy executive chair, michael say la joining charles payne on making e an exclusive interview with sam altman, chief executive of openai. catch it all tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern here on fox business. coming up, do you remember this, members of the lick rale media praising president biden for nog president biden for not giving a pardon. >> the president of the united states has so much respect for the law hyde not pardon his son. >> joe biden's character of public servant is what drove him to show the law applies to everyone. stuart: sometime haves to laugh and the media scrambling on how to respond. we're all over this story, believe me. trump issues a stark warning and says there'll be hell to pay if the hostages in gaza are not freed before his inauguration. will this help get them out? a new york post jon levine responds. jon is next. ♪ in uncertain times, gold and silver offers stability, and prime mining is high grade gold and silver. their multi-million ounce project is bringing a modern vision to mining in mexico. prime mining. stuart: cdc ann

charles payne is with me this morning. before we get to the bitcoin surge i want to go back to what i was saying in "my take" that there is a new positive mood in the country which you can't measure, you are telling me you can measure it. charles: i will start with a couple measures and here's the interesting thing. one, the farmers of america, exploding, the optimism. what they see down the road and cfos on the other end and then in the middle you've got young voters, the most disparate areas of the nation all quantitative, and the last 24 hours that will blow your mind. in addition to brian's point fielding my own business through the roof, through the roof, people are optimistic and want a piece of the action. we were told to be afraid to be americans, to dismantle this in the name of justice for yesteryear, now being told to embrace it. let's and enhance it. we are the number one nation in the world and people in this country are saying we want to be on board. not just that but the foreign money coming into our stock m

charles payne has all sorts of, the guy who runs ai, sam altman is on that show. our time is up. neil cavuto, it is yours. neil: we are getting things trying to piece together on the killing of the united healthcare ceo, brian thompson ran the largest vision of united health group. he was killed in midtown manhattan. we do understand they have tracked the assailant to central park where they lost sight of him. there are 20 security cameras for every block so it was not a surprise we would get images showing the shooter and seem to be a concerted attempt to take out the ceo, this wasn't a random attack. elsewhere we learn the tree lighting, a big event at rockefeller center is still on tonight and that is a couple blocks from where this went down. lauren semimoetti has more. >> reporter: this was at 6:40 this morning new york time, he was shot while standing on the sidewalk outside his hotel. police said there were gunshot wounds to his back and leg, he was taken to the hospital. he was pronounced dead at 7:twelve this morning. police are searching for the suspect, wearing a dark

tyler fisher, charles payne, joe mckee, and our studio audience. >> fox news at night is next. >> and on behalf of greg gutfeld, i'm kat timpf and i love you. america. okay. i want a photo. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone, i am laura ingraham, and this is "the ingraham angle" live from new york. a manhunt for the suspect then down unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson appeared to bed tonight more clues and more evidence. lets go live to the scene where alexis mcadams is standing by, what can you tell us? >> hey, laura, when we checked in with you we got the gist from the people in new york city this was a skilled assassin and he knew what he was doing might not have made many mistakes. but tonight he looks more like an amateur according to sources on the ground. he left a few key pieces of evidence behind at the scene and some on purpose but bought a copy before he gunned down the ceo so he left his dna. take a look at the picture of the suspect. he is smiling, i don't know about what after checking in on the city's upper side appeared to have the investigators this person of inter

charles payne is here and has more in moments. >> john: peppers matt finn in los angeles and just how restrictive will this new policy in san diego county b? >> currently california law allows municipalities to talk with the federal government about criminal migrants in jail and some conv convicted of heins crimes that san diego county is preventing its local law enforcement from talking with the federal government about details like criminal migrants might be released. instead both sides have to go through a judge. san diego county says it will not hold them at u.s. government is looking for and federal agents can't use county offices for basic screenings. advocates of this policy argue illegal migrants lose trust in the community when their local authorities are involved in immigration issues. however, up on say the sanctuary policy is entering justice from migrants already caught and convicted the. the county insists it will not get in the bay of criminal investigations, but the only county supervisor to vote against the county says it will protect criminal migrants. >> these are n

host of making money on fox business charles payne!lly has a manager since he started working at best buy, comedian joe machi. julie, i have a two-part question for you. >> oh, no. >> kat: what did you think about the back-and-forth between charlamagne tha god and whoopi goldberg on "the view" and also would you pardon your own kids? >> absolutely. i have gotten them out of prison so many times. >> kat: isn't your kid five? >> eight but he has got us. i completely agree with what charlamagne was saying about how the democrats will never agree that they were wrong. i get that i never say i am wrong but the differences i'm willing to hear the other side even though i disagree with them i know i am right and they are wrong but that is the problem. democrats refuse to listen to the other side. they refuse to admit that maybe their president do not do all that could have a job but maybe kamala harris was not that good of a candidate they are in denial. i love the fact that charlamagne, a black conservative was on that. that. i mean whoopi g

liz: charles payne i will grab it, thank you so much. folks, if you can't sell yesterday because you thought oh, the final hour of trade on this friday before christmas week be a quiet one? you're a jingle fool. no rudolph red nose here we are looking at a rip roaring rally right now. every major index is up more than 1%. i mean look at the intraday of the dow it has seen a modest upside move earlier this morning after the final inflation read of the year, november pce rose at the slowest pace in six months, which is good. that's what people wanted to see and what the fed wanted to see but only to about 42, 400 level. now look at the move around 10:12 a.m. eastern so a bit further to the right. that's when hope began spreading through the capitol building that house speaker mike johnson was cobbling together a plan c, to avert a government shutdown before funding runs out at midnight. the speaker said in the last hour, there will not be a government shutdown and a vote will be held today. well what happened to plan a & b? a is the origin

. >> dana: joining us for more on this a charles payne, host of making money on fox business. we have a lot to talk to you about. one is the idea about trudeau basically saying sir, i can't really do that without tanking my economy and trump not liking that very much. how does trudeau try to at least address it in a way that looks like he is making meaningful progress? >> well, first and foremost let's begin with that. i don't think these are unreasonable requests. let's start there. let's start with the knowledge -- everyone should know every country has tariffs in place right now. we have had them in place since the late 1700s, it is not new. in terms of using it as a weapon to make things right president trump will rely on tariffs more than sanctions because they are more effective. they have an immediate economic impact. gdp per capita between canada and u.s. 2009 was the same. ours is 65,000, theirs is 44,000. as far as trudeau being concerned about his economy he should be concerned but you also need to understand how important the u.s. is to that economy. he has other i

we caught taylor riggs reading analyst reports with her furry friend, charles payne breaking down technicallysis with holiday plush toy. one had the nerve to come into my office and choose my wardrobe for today. and look who's a softy when his comes to his bear body. we talk to the ceo of build a bear workshop charlie about her holiday outlook and how her stocking is overstuffed with games. the teddy bears are soft and cuddly my new podcast guest this we can only be described as hard-core. she was so determined to become a navy fighter pilot that she turned her ambition into a heatseeking missile that would not stop until it hit the target squarely in the center. she became a top gun pilot who flew 40 successful combat missions but after reaching that goal she decides i'm going to set my sights on something almost as difficult, a leadership role at the company that is almost as big as the us military, amazon. today she's vice president of the world's largest e-commerce business, the sky's the limit for sarah roads but we needed to know what is sarah roads made of, my brand-new guest on ever

way to go, charles payne. look at that, d wave quantum up nearly 400%. very impressive indeed. well done, charles. our time is up. guess what, taylor rigs is in for liz claman. taylor, tag, you're it. >> ashley, you had me at bitcoin and 200,000. if that happens there are a few of us who won't be showing up to work. latch. [laughter]>> well done, merry , ash. we have a fox business alert. stocks mixed to a little higher as we kick off the holiday shortened trading week. i'm taylor rigs, in for liz clay claman. the dow trying for a third day of gains but as you can see it's just a little bit lower. meanwhile, it is merger monday and it is here. japanese automakers honda and nissan planning to merge but not until 2026. the deal will make them the third largest car maker by annual sales. speaking of automakers, take a look at tesla, trying to bounce up about 2 and-a-half percent after what was a really rough week last week. still, though, year-to-date, take a look at this company. the stock is on track to be the eighth best nasdaq performer with a gain of 74%. but who managed to be

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we talked about it with charles payne a minute ago. this is a massive debt we have means the government can't spend like they once did so it's a drag. going back to normal is not fun but that's what folks have to get used to. the normalization of equity markets and bond markets and if god forbid we get an inflationary spike because some of the things i agree with, what if this trend of food continues to push higher? what if wages stay higher because the labor market is out of balance and we end up where the fed doesn't cut nearly as much as expected or in this weird scenario has to hike because they went too far too fast, imagine what that would do to the equity and bond market so you have to be careful you don't get too exuberant at a time when moderation normalization is what's coming. liz: are we a little too late to say be careful about getting too exuberant, jack? we are looking at investors who are piling in, and we're about half way through december, so i would expect to see a lot of tax loss selling, kind of not seeing that yet

folks good afternoon this is charles payne and welcome to "making money." breaking right now, each day, everybody is reminded directly or indirectly that we are in the fourth industrial revolution. now investors in fact reminded today, well, every time you peak at your portfolio but particularly today, right? you look at the top performing today's session at the top of the list salesforce.com is surging, and here is the thing. it's all about a.i. you know? and just earlier this year, salesforce.com, the stock got hammered, because they were falling behind with no real a.i. vision the street could see. down at 1.15% for the year now up over 40% on the year and i've got to tell you, i continue to marvel at these managers that have written off the notion of a forth industrial revolution and the key components from a.i. to bitcoin and the blockchain. i've got to tell you something. i am a natural born, i always tell people if i was around, i'd be breaking up but i know that these moments have several things in common. that ultimately human kind enjoys richer ex

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don't miss charles payne's interview of sam altman at 2:00 p.m. eastern. that's a big interview. on fox business. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. maria: welcome back. president-elect trump's lawyers are citing hunter biden's pardon to dismiss trump's new york hush money case. trump's lawyers say that biden's claim that cases against hunter were infected by raw politics echo the preside president-elecs argument that the charges brought against trump were also politically motivated. joining us is trump vance transition senior advisor jason miller. great to see you. thank you for being here. walk us through this. obviously much of the charges against president trump have gone away but the hush money case his lawyers want that to go away now as well after hunter biden was pardoned. >> as it should, maria. all of these cases were politically motivated and the american public saw right through this, they saw it was the weaponization of our legal system against president trump. we've never seen something like this in american history. pre

good afternoon, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for charles payne today. this is making money. we have breaking news. stocks stumbled out of the gate. they're holding on as best as possible while the bull market is cooling in the final trading days of 2024. will the 2024 themes of mega tech and a.i. fuel 2025? we're going to talk about it. and president-elect trump siding with elon musk and vivek ramaswamy in the h1b visa debate. we're examining the system's economic impact. plus, trump is asking the supreme court to halt the ban of tiktok. congresswoman claudia tenney, she voted for that ban, she is going to weigh in on trump's request. all that and more on making money. ♪ cheryl: well, stocks continue to drop in the final trading days of 2024. that said, we are off of session lows, the markets have hit record highs for the yeemplet year.the market is described ths way. there's an m element of miraculs knees to it. miraculousness to i i want to bring in david nelson. the 2024 spp 500 rally, this is not what we were forecasting to see. most forecasters did not expect this. they

i'm in for charles payne. today this is "making money." breaking right now, the market is tumbling across-the-board, dragged down by big tech but the s&p 500 as you can see down by 74 points, the nasdaq is down by 325 points, the russel 2000 down by 39 points and of course the dow is under pressure as well. it is not looking like it today but we're about to wrap up the third year of the bull market, so what does history have to say about returns? paul hickey of bespoke here with the charts and 2024 was all about the chipmakers, powering the a.i. revolution but what takes a.i. to the next level? doug clinton says it's all about software and silicon. he's here to share the names you need to know at 2:40 eastern time. what will the new year hold for house hunters? housing analyst melanie wright expects a big drop in prices but the bright spots stop there. plus should reclining seats on flights be banned? and is it rude to charge your guests for christmas dinner tweet me your thoughts on x, @cheryl casone. i just put up a poll and you can vote

good afternoon i'm charles payne this is "making money" and breaking right now so the market was wavering the last couple weeks and it needed help and guess what here they come. most of the street continues to miss the widening a.i. story. meanwhile it's not just the commitment of $100 billion. the entire world plowing money into the u.s. stock market. he's just back from europe, he will share what he's sharing about our animal spirits and bob doll will break it down meanwhile president-elect trump putting the healthcare industry on notice. is this a sector you should avoid and are you ready to learn how to trade options? we'll walk through the potential trade he's looking at for nvidia. it's weak, do you trade the options on weakness? i can't wait and it's about time because this show has been ahead of the curve on so many ways of making you money and we have a special guest, she's been crushing it. all that and so much more on "making money." charles: all right, so we begin the week with the calendar on our side. going back to 1928, this week, the second half of this december has been t

. ♪ ♪ >> hello, i'm charles payne, and this is "your world."want to g right to magdeburg, germany, where investigation is underway of a car plowing into a crowd of people. general, obviously it is early. some reports are out, initial report 60-80 people injured, one dead, your first thoughts as they begin the investigation into this? >> well, i saw the video, and it is really horrifying to see, tragic for the families and the people that are injured and killed, and i think it demonstrates really some of the challenges that all western democracies face with so many, such an influx of people that don't really online with our values. terrible tragedy. >> charles: general, there was a similar attack in 2017, 18 easy and citizen crashed into a christmas market in berlin, we n is, they do have the person in custody, but certainly to your point, the video, when people see this video, they are going to get sick, they are going to get sick. this is a deliberate attempt -- this has been an attempt on humanity itself, and you just have to wonder, what wer

charles: good afternoon i'm charles payne this is "making money" and breaking right now, so the markets taking a break today giving investors the opportunity to really consider the one that's old as investing, chase the hot stocks, position yourself in these life less stocks or just keep watching the excitement from the sidelines. this is tripped up even the smartest people who lived, good news i've got a great lineup with very strong opinions plus judy shelton on what could be the post pivotal moment in jay powell's career at the fomc tomorrow and president-elect trump touting the coming golden age of america. i've got a very special guest that says this decade will also be the golden age of investing. are you ready? all that and so much more on "making money." you know, a lot of times people compare investing in the stock market to playing poker and of course there are commonalities like risk management but when it comes to chasing stocks versus let's say chasing a pot, there's some distinct advantages for investors. we kind of see all of the cards so to speak, or i should say, the ca

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trump only won about a month ago, and be sure to watch charles payne tomorrow, 2:00 p.m.e an exclusive interview with open a.i. sam altmann on the future of artificial ins. please don't go away we'll be back in two. (sneeze) (hooves approaching) not again. your cold is coming! your cold is coming! thanks...revere. we really need to keep zicam in the house. only if you want to shorten your cold! when you feel a cold coming, shorten it with zicam (revere: hyah) liz: welcome back. let's get you updated on this. president-elect trump is joking to canadian prime minister justin trudeau saying canada should just become part of the united states if it cannot handle his tariffs to stop illegal border crossings and fentanyl. trudeau reportedly pleaded with trump not to do tariffs. hillary vaughn at the white house with the story. hillary? reporter: good evening liz. president-elect trump made the point to canadian trimble just that if canada cannot survive unless it's ripping off the united states through trade, then maybe canada needs to become the 51st state but trudeau did not

only clay travis and charles payne. jim from elk grove, illinois. jesse, why were you dissing subaru owners? what do you drive? a volvo. i told you, remember the subaru owner? her dog bit me. liberal dog in the groin. and the hand still have a scar on the groin. you'll never see that, though. this is my world. and welcome to hannity. and tonight. well, you just can't trust your own eyes and your own ears and pictures and videos. or at least that's the message from the biden administration. after saying almost nothing about the hordes of bus sized, sophisticated, very loud flying objects spotted at very low altitudes almost every single night in new jersey. now new york and pennsylvania, since november the 18th. the administration is now saying that it probably is not happening at all, according to john kirby. you just can't believe your lying eyes. what you see there. it's not real. take a look. >> using very sophisticated electronic detection technologies provided by federal authorities, we have not been able to and neither have state or local law