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and politics and a kind of mad genius and i underline both words and we read the writings of charles taylor and we read the writings of alastair mcintyre and we were influenced by a book called after virtue and maybe some of you who studied political theory are familiar with this book. the core argument of the book is of great interest to those of us who are interested on the critique of liberalism where it meant the modern tradition of freedom. his core argument will be familiar to many of you especially those of you who follow debates about post- liberalism. the argument 40 years ago was we have lost the ability to speak coherently about the virtues and the excellence of mind and character. we have even forgotten the contemporary men and women and we have forgotten that the virtues are central to the moral life. the culprit is liberalism and the modern tradition of freedom. according to mcintyre, frederick nietzsche exposed this modern tradition of freedom and he showed that it inevitably deteriorates into nihilism. but argued mcintyre somehow his criticisms didn't reach the thinking of p

we read the writings of charles taylor and we read the writings of alastair mcintyre. especially influenced by a book called virtues. some of you who have studied political theory may be familiar with this book. the core arguments of mcintyre's book a great interest to those of us who are interested is the critique of liberalism were liberalism in the modern tradition is freedom. mcintyre's core argument will be familiar to many of you especially those of you who follow the debate supposed liberalism. mcintyre's argument 40 years ago was we have lost the ability to speak coherently about the virtues, excellences of character. we have even forgotten, we modern contemporary men and women, we have forgotten that the virtues are central to the moral life. the culprit is liberalism, the modern tradition of freedom. now according to mcintyre nietzsche exposed the incoherence of this modern traditional freedom and nietzsche showed the modern tradition of freedom and inevitably deteriorate into nihilism. but argued mcintyre somehow his criticism did not reach the thinking of p

charles: taylor riggs says time in the market, not timing the market. love the word you use, oprah tiff, you own these companies, as shareholder you are part owner. less than a minute to go, couple ideas you like. tractor supply and lyft. talk to us about those for us. >> tractor supply, demographic change people move into the rural areas especially with the cost of housing will continue. this company just hit, pulled back, now a new 52-week high today. they continue to understand their customer. that is what we've been talking about, look at walmart and some others who are not executing they open 90 new stores a year. if you play the pet space, they own pet sense. it is a great long-term play, tractor supply. charles: it is in one heck of a well-run company. rob, thanks a lot, my friend. let's talk again soon. >> thanks, charles. thank you. >> folks, silver and copper are en fuego. i think i said that right. someone told us this would happen. that someone happens to be back. tracy shuchart whether you should hop on this or someone else your sleeve. ♪.

say good-bye to charles? taylor: charles payne, you're up next. charles: great interview with larry. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, stocks, we've seen a little bit of moxie but we're seeing major defensiveness. maybe this is why piper sandler at the beginning of the week said the relief rally is quote questionable at best. we have the author of that report at 2:15 i'm getting tremendous reaction to the economist asking if inflation is morally wrong. keep comments coming on cvpayne or on twitter/x. i will read some at 2:30. speak of the fed, cash car remember said rates will likely hold for a extended period of time. he brought out his inner paul volcker. he is determined it looks like. don't look know, reddit, reddit may save the ipo market. my take how unfair things have been, finally how you have run out of money. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: you can still feel the anxiety in the air, i know you can, right? this is the thing. this is the pandemic index, panic index, rath

they want to hear from charles payne. taylor: not true. charles: by the way earnings have been killing it but not revenue, not guidance. we have interesting things coming up. thanks, guys. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now the market acts great you about why does it feel so bad? maybe it is the ham-fisted reaction to earnings when they miss and revenue when they miss because there has been hell to pay. we'll have owed to foghorn leghorn. powell wants to desperately avoid looking political. when 90% belongs to one political party kind of hard not to get the message across. could this be the summer of hell for the housing market. we have a lot of evidence pointing that way. would you get a heloc loan if you could get it here? paying native-american not to work has a folks cheering massive illegal immigration. kaylee mcghee-white, so much more on "making money". ♪. ♪. charles: all right, folks that's the theme of earnings season. you know, you have some of these stocks in your portfolio got whacked j

the easy example, charles taylor is in trial today. i worked on the trial.l court for sierra leone. and then the british government agreed to hold him under british parole rules and british rules. that is what happens. some country degree -- agrees to detain in their system domestically people acquitted. it does not have its own police force. it is dependent on country is to take the cash countries to take those people and adjudicate release. host: southport, north carolina. larry. caller: yes. i was curious about this international criminal court. when arafat has a record of terrorism, killing innocents and wreaking havoc, why have they never charged him in the international criminal court? but if you turn around -- but he turned around and got a nobel prize. there is something wrong with that picture. host: ok, larry. guest: let me be clear. he puts his finger on exactly and i could give you 50 other examples if we had more time and i would teach a course on that issue. that is one of the reasons why we had to create an international criminal court. but it

charles coleman jr. last week's spat between marjorie taylor greene and jasmine crockett spark debate, some of that has littlepenchant for drama, it involved two women in attacks on physical appearance. in contrast, less attention has been paid to the republican silencing of democratic representative jim mcgovern that started when he denounced house republicans for flocking to manhattan to stand in solidarity with donald trump at his hush money trial. several prominent republicans made the trip to new york to deliver speeches outside the courthouse which is a move that is widely seen as helping trump innovating his own gag order which he has already violated 10 different times. donald trump was reportedly seen editing their speeches during the trial which, for me, is really dumb. on the house floor, jim mcgovern accuse republican lawmakers opposing as props to donald trump and was then reminded to avoid "personalities by the presiding chair." he recited a factual list of the criminal charges against the former president. >> the leader of their party is on trial for covering up hush money payments to a star fo

clyde college said the one—off event will cover taylor songs, her wardrobe and crowd chants at her gigs. time now to leave you with ten seconds of king charlesr centre in london — his first public engagement since he was diagnosed with the disease in february. and you're all caught up now. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. a thriller between two heavyweights of the champions league as the semi between bayern munich and real madrid finishes honours even. the defending champion survives a scare to reach the madrid open quarter—finals. ronnie o'sullivan comes from behind to draw level with stuart bingham at the world snooker championship. and water sports join together, to call for rivers, lakes and coasts to be cleaned up in the uk. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. bayern munich against real madrid — with the stellar talent on show, promised so much, and their champions league semi—final duly delivered. two of england's big names, in harry kane and jude bellingham, were facing up on opposite

people are excited and you made a cameo in taylor swift's newest video, right there. that is you, josh charlesles and i were in "dead poets society" together. there we are. unfortunately, we don't look like that anymore. we got a call, she was releasing an album, "the tortured poets department." i can't imagine what it is like to walk through an airport you have known for 35 years and watch all the young people with their era sweatshirts on and we got something on them. we are going to meet the queen ourselves. we laughed ourselves silly the whole day. we felt like the biggest rock stars in the world. we got to taylor's camp and were like, do you have sushi. i had the best sushi i have ever had in my life. >> stephen: you have two teenage daughters. did you tell them you are going to do this? >> no, i signed an nda. if i told my daughters, everybody at school would know. when they did find out, the look on their face was one of profound disappointment. don't pay attention to my dad, my dad is an idiot. you should be calling me. taylor belongs to them. i cannot have that on them. >> stephen: yo

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you've got richard burton , elizabeth taylor, romeo burton, elizabeth taylor, romeo and juliet, charlese on. no, for heaven's sake, the misery . sake, the misery. >> katie price and peter andre, the misery that that . the misery that that. >> that camilla made diana go through all those years that the. and if it was you know, such a fabulous love story and they weren't allowed to marry because. charles. well, it was charles's own fault. he hesitated. and then camilla went and married andrew parker bowles and married andrew parker bowles and obviously a divorced woman that was, you know, not allowed at the time , and so that that's at the time, and so that that's what happened. and then diana was served up as a kind of, victim, if you like , sloppy victim, if you like, sloppy seconds and. no. and so she and i really loathed the fact that she's queen and not queen consort. the thought of her there with the with the crown on her head makes my toes go like my. i hope you address her as the queen, though out of respect. no, i wouldn't address her as the queen. i really do not want to . to me

taylor: it was my fault. jackie: we'll send it over to charles payne if on this -- charles: i'm with brian on this one. brian: yes! charles: i don't know. i'm a conspiracy theorist by heart. good afternoon, everyone, i'm carl partnership or this is "making money." the market's relatively flat right now but, let's face it, it has been a very good week for stocks because it was not a great week for economic data the. the i've got jim bianco, hillary kramer here to try to make sense of it but, more importantly, how to make money off of it. ray dalio sees the american debt crisis causing up to a 40% chance of a civil war in this country. is that possible? tweet me@cb 35eu7b, i would love to hear and share your thoughts. and the great debate, representing versus buying. which one is the better -- renting versus buying. lance lambert is here at 2:30. and every day we talk about the market changing, how it changes lives. well, there are other ways of changing lives and a much earlier part in life. that's what the boys and girls' club of harlem does, a very special interview with a young man, those who are hel

taylor: larry, thank you for being on the show. love you. mon moon with charles payne. equity markets near record highs, at record highs. it starts right now. charles: i will still take credit for it. tell larry, i said hi. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking now, wall street continues to rationalize the data in absence of positive inflation what is seen as good news but there really has been an avalanche of bad news but ambrosia for market bulls. it seems contradict at this. we'll get right to it with alli mccartney and adam kobeissi on deck. forget about earnings season, folks, if you want to see stocks take off, pay attention to conferences that calendar is filling up. we'll talk about the ones that might move the most. wall street legend jim grant on the path of fed moving forward, why he says the chance of rise in interest rates the next 12 months is higher than the market is expected. my take on the replacement theory that no one seems to be concerned about. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. >> so, the floodg

taylor: higher yields sometimes means higher growth but higher deficits. i agree. "making money" with charles payne starts right now. charles: thank you all very much. good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now the markets as you can see are under pressure, turns out there is counter-force even more powerful than artificial intelligence. we're talking surging bond yields. phil blancato, piper sandler, michael kantrowitz are to start us off. what do endless shrimp at red lobster and janet yellen have in common? we might find out the hard way. tweet me. we're live at the courthouse with the very latest there and the impact on the election and potentially on the economy. you don't want to miss my takeaway on things getting even choppier and how to keep your head on a swivel but also stay cool at the same time. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right, let's start first and foremost, folks, with the fact it has been a really strong run for the stock market. so over the last 30 days, 23 has seen the s&p 500 higher, right? so, i mean of th

taylor: our dow 40 watch continues. brian: you know who's good at watching dow 40? if charles payne, he makes money. he's here right now. charles: that's the goal. that's a big title. we'll try to make it come true. thanks a lot, y'all. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." so the market is on autopilot and investors are loving it. let's face it, all news right now is good news. that's until good things, you know -- [laughter] until it's not, right? bekno how that works. -- we know how that works. i've got a rising superstar on wall street who says a pullback is due can, but it would be a buying opportunity. she'll explain. and i have two brilliant economists who are going to give us the unvarnished a assessment. and he's back, folks, the perm ma bull has raised his targets to the highest on the street, why brian belski thinks the market's going higher and how we get there. don't miss my take on blowing smoke on the inflation crisis, politicians trying the make you look really stupid. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: >> there it is. [background s

taylor: bingo. and the inflation expectations in that number too, really worrisome. not worry esome is charles payne. "with making money" starts now. charles: thank you all very much. the market worry when it wants to worry or when it's too late. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, we are seeing a bifurcation in this market. it's been an amazing may, but it's been stagger all of the names you normally wouldn't hear about like utilities. when will the magnificents step up, because at some point it's going to be needed to keep this rally going. although i've to got a special guest who says there might be a changing of the guard. should i stay or should i go? diane swan breaks down how inflation is clashing with the fed's thinking, and i have barron davis joining me, now the host of going public, a company about start-ups. amazing stories. i can't wait for his thoughts on america's entrepreneurship. i'll also ask who's going to win the championship this year. and my take on mcdonald's expect unhappy meal as the struggles of middle america continue. all that and so much

i'm taylor on ios or android, is the playoffs what do you see my first championship in houston, charlesnot winning a championship this try and stay positive. all positive. he didn't win a ring oh, my god tonight, the worm that everyone's talking about and rfk juniors brain. so the new york times is reporting that kennedy found the dead worm parasite after suffering from severe memory loss us and mental fog. and so then he goes to several top neurologists and they see a dark spot on one of his brain scans. and according to a deposition, a couple of years later, kennedy says doctrine new york determined that the spot was caused by quote, a warm that got into my brain and ate a portion of it and then die. >> now rfk jr. respond to this report posting on social media tonight, quote, i offered eat five more brain worms and still beat president trump and president biden in debate making light of the whole thing. >> but professor scott gardner runs one of the world's largest parasite collections at the university of nebraska, lincoln. >> and he joins me now because truly, professor gardner of

taylor: if we get another hot, some of the joint hottest longest streaks we haven't seen in 25 years. brian: true. jackie: we'll be watching. charles, thank you from here. charles: come on, brian, you have to give it a better shot than that good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now lots of confusion and anger in today's session. major indices holding up despite the superhot ppi number and a big miss from home depot but wall street elites are really cursing the move in meme stocks. not again! plus this hot stocks that are benefiting from the baby boom spending. by the way that is not going to stop. you might as well ride the train. we have congressman burgess owens with us. he will explain what they're trying to do to lower the cost of college. unfortunately they're getting a lot of opposition from a lot of folks who were the architects of this spike in the first place. my take on china, playing president biden like a fiddle. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. ♪ evolution, revolution, rocket to the moon ♪ politicians say more taxes. stop everything. and the band played on. c

taylor: home depot. brian: we'll see how high prices go. we'll see how well consumers are bearing it. that will move markets for sure. another guy that moves markets all the time, charles payne. he is up. charles: happy monday, good see you, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." markets are hanging on to gains. you heard about all the crucial inflation data this week. we have two wall street legends say the s&p is heading higher. they have the same target. ed yardeni and sam stovall are both on deck. lots of blowups on earning season. before you're tempted to pick the bottom you must listen to erin gibbs. she has information you cannot afford to miss. she will be here at 2:15. you remember the song or movie, give them something to talk about? the fed is talking but here is the problem, is it communicating. judy shelton on why the fed's messaging is falling flat. i had the honor of giving my first commencement speech this weekend. i will give you my speech for the class of 2024. all that and so much more on "making money". charles: so the market coming off really good week. this part right here is all of last week, doing pretty good, coming up pretty good for the y

charles' country album. >> no, but it is growing on me. >> how much time did you have to do the taylor review?o me was the rush of critics to try to, like, absorb the record, the size of it, and spit stuff out. it's like, we don't turn to music criticism as if it is breaking news, like everyone has a hot take on this. how about giving the critics a chance to listen. it's a big record. there are a lot of love tracks to listen to. give everybody time to absorb it before we make them write about it. >> taylor swift still in the rock pantheon as far as i'm concerned. you don't -- you know, the beatles put out -- we'll talk about it in a second -- "let it be." it wasn't abbey road, but i'm still listening to it 800 years later because it is the fricken beatles and they're better than everybody, even when. >> narrator: yes, please. >> they're not at the best. >>> mama cass. >> yes. >> extraordinary singer. >> yeah. >> a great actress. she knew how to -- unfortunately, she was fat shamed, written into her jokes. yet, the talent, this woman was a beautiful voice, beautiful talent. she left this beauti