lizzie macdonald, charlie brady, charlie gasparino single handedly wiped out our demo. >> they are boring: but very hot. >> they were boring extremely boring. neil: can we stick to the subject at hand. it is a dramatic differential and they might feel, especially those left out of ivy league schools a sense of entitlement. >> i wonder if the numbers are skewed by the kids coming out writing code and get paid a tremendous amount of money. neil: but they work on average. >> average, that's what happens. neil: i understand. the lovely millennials. >> this boomer understands a lot about stats talk about the mean. neil: you're mean. >> what do they do? >> the median. >> the median. neil: ooh! >> i want to help out. >> something that really stood out in that chart, yes i agree with charlie the numbers are oo. >> and they were boring, right? >> you know why they were screwed up? they're boring. you know why the numbers are screwed up they were produced by the labor department. they never produce anything that's not screwed up the labor department. neil: i remember you were like a flag burning li

i take it, there is tom brady. charlie: here's what the report said -- let's assume the latter part of that. based on what you know, is it unlikely somebody would do that without tom's approval or knowledge? peter: absolutely. i would agree. you had troy aikman come out and say -- a quarterback he said there's absolutely no way tom did not know that. a quarterback is totally involved in the preparation of the footballs. you have that other quarterbacks and players say they simply do not believe tom brady did not know. charlie: you do not know. you are saying -- peter: you know what i am uneasy about? what you are going to do is brand this guy something not only for the rest of his career but for the rest of his life. i am uncomfortable with all of the wording, "more probable than not," is about as definitive as ted wells gets, more probable than not. do i want to -- you know put this mantle on tom brady's legacy shoulders for the rest of his life based on "more probable than not?" charlie: how do we settle this? if they op

i think tom brady has questions to answer. charlie: you have any idea how the patriots or tom will respond? peter: bob kraft, the owner of the patriots, is between defiance and despond. defiant that he has been told by bill belichick and tom brady absolutely unequivocally we had no idea what was going on and we do not do this. brady has basically said nothing had happened. i did not do this. bob kraft, that is not his thing. i would never say never. kraft, everything he is done with a franchise has been about trying to do something to keep the team in new england, first of all. and secondly to give the people of new england team they could be proud of. that is why it hurts them. charlie: have you talked to him? peter: i have had a conversation with him but nothing on the record or nothing reportable. i am hoping in the coming days to speak to him. charlie: is there any idea of what brady is going to do? willie have a press conference or a conversation -- will he have a press conference or a conversation? peter: i do not know what he w

charlie, brady, steven and charlie gasparino perhaps their most lethal enemy. 15 bucks an hour for a summer job? >> when i washed dishes at the silver moon restaurant in yorktown heights i was making $3 an hour. neil: adjusted for inflation. >> to charlie's point, adjusted for inflation i made $5.50 working at a family-owned supermarket in yonkers that's $20 an hour today. neil: i worked at a fast food place and got two bucks an hour, here's why i ate all the food. spent all this money on me. >> they want minimum wage, too. >> really in the sense this bothers me. neil: charlie? or this? >> charlie i love. i think he's got all the right ideas. i don't agree with him. >> you got to see what the millennials say about him. neil: oh, man! >> neil $15 an hour works out to an annualized wage of about 30 grand a year. that's what somebody in a household makes to support a family! >> these are only summer jobs to recruit the kids. >> what have you to understand is no one is laying off anybody but no one is hiring anybody. i think this is the reason. this is a paradox that people have been wai

female lizzie mcdonald and the most bitter boomer of all charlie gasparino, and steve levy and charlie brady. you don't get to respond. you're taking what they were saying and they say you're a hateful character. >> i want you to know, i probably have five times as many twitter followers than the gal with the glasses, whoever she is. >> not that you're counting. >> i have five times. neil: she is beautiful and smart. >> and couldn't wear my jock strap as a reporter okay? >> who would want to? neil: thank you, lizzie! >> i'm just saying -- >> she's a female. >> i am about 5,000 times better a reporter. not her, the one in the middle. neil: they all hated you, though. and one of the reasons why i'm a better reporter, one of the reasons i have incredible job security, is because i'm not a millennial. i was trained the hard way and for that reason, i am 5,000 times better than any of these millennial journalists. >> just approaching with what charlie is saying from a more intellectual approach. the numbers show the numbers show that millennials are much more engaged with their technology than wi

charlie brady. great guys all. so right off the bat. right off the bat you look at these guys.er. that's their thing, kreskin. they're bitter and they're angry at young people. do you think that's fair? charlie: my lip keeps going up. >> reading his thought on his the air would be a real crisis. i'm only joking. neil: that's fine. can we cut his mic please? >> i've done over 100 different university shows in canada and the united states. and kids say, no one talks about -- no one tells me about this. you should hear because i had a professor his name was natoli. great sense of humor. >> was that italian? >> he would tell us about strikes. the dates of a strike. the dates of a calamity or what have you. then i'm called in by a doctor friend of mine. no longer a doctor in pennsylvania. i used to play poker with him and the chief of police in their office with a group of people. after an hour, i would get back the money because i was using my ability to win. the chief of police said don't tell them what you do for a living. this was early in my career. i had a meeting with the fbi

charlie brady, our numbers cruncher said volume was light so take it a grain of salt.or nasdaq, s&p, russell 2000. "after the bell" starts right now. adam: we want to break down today's action and we've got lee munson from portfolio wealth advisors. he will tell us why he thinks investors should brace possible rr

liz: thank you, charlie brady from our assignment desk. david: adam, bring you to one stock that hit a 52-week high. not an all-time high but 52-week high. goldman sachs, and you know there's a rate hike coming. we don't know exactly when. but it is coming. how well positions are financials like goldman sachs and others for this rate hike? >> in general financials are a great place to invest your money whenever the market does well. when the economy does well, they stand to benefit from two approaches. first off they benefit when there's a lot of economic activity domestically and abroad, and the idea that all the easy money is going to lead to a strong rebounding global economy. the second is that rates are near zero. if the fed begins to raise rates, historically very low monetary and that's bullish for financials. liz: bullish for financials. great to see you, thank you for joining us. adam, brian, james and joe, have a lovely holiday. david: good crew, thanks a million. liz: are you ready to hit the road? all of you? expect big crowds

charlie brady, our numbers cruncher said volume was light so take it a grain of salt. cheryl: nice gain for nasdaq, s&p, russell 2000. "after the bell" starts right now. adam: we want to break down today's action and we've got lee munson from portfolio wealth advisors. he will tell us why he thinks investors should brace possible correction. matt jenn said investors should not sell in may and go away this year. joe quinn in the pitts of cme. joe, you agree, don't walk away right now. why not? >> basically if you look historically, over the last 15 years, nine out of 15 years it has been positive from the may to july. i want to put a little wrinkle, may to july. you have seen positive returns, about 1.3%. i don't think anybody should look to sell until you get into the middle of the summer. cheryl: matt, we were having a discussion last hour, matt, you're saying there is no growth in this country. gdp numbers coming out, earnings are dismal. market is up. we're up today. it is easy money. at what point does reality of the economy hit with what some say is not reality on

neil: what do you say to charlie brady and steven levy who are angry they are jealous?, you need us to succeed. maybe don't insult us so much. neil: ooh. interesting. >> i don't understand where it's coming from. neil: a dark place a dark place. >> we're clearly not -- i don't feel entitled. i've been working since i was 14. a lot of it comes from your upbringing. i'm fortunate to have parents who were definitely supportive but because of them i've been able to pursue a dream. neil: were you all raised as good as she? you can't judge an entire generation you can't call all old boomers bitter. you obviously have respectful parents. >> maybe he's mad because he doesn't have as many twitter followers as millennials do. neil: very good! >> seems like a personal problem. neil: he has many many many many. thank you very much. just another side of this, there are very good kids out there today. all right well, you thought this guy was the only guy flying through the sky? well, it may get a little crowded up there. tomorrow, 6:00 p.m. eastern time charles payne live in las vega

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but charlie, there are five or six of those points that, taken altogether, really make brady look like he has a lot to hide or was hiding a lot but then there are other things in the report that i'm just uneasy about. one of them is that they talk about how tom brady basically was signing a lot of stuff for these guys -- signing jerseys and helmets, you know, signing autographs. it's long been -- >> -- >> rose: as pay. as pay. tom brady you could go into the patriots' offices and see a bunch of stuff oh, brady has to sign all this stuff today. if somebody wanted something done for a charity brady would do it, he's very generous in that way. i'm not saying he didn't do the quid-pro-quo with those guys, i'm just saying there is no proof he did. >> rose: i sat in the second row and he was in the front row and we walked out together, he was right in front of me i saidçó was ofÑi everybody who wanted to take a picture with him. it was ratherÑiÑi remarkable. >> charlie, i'll tell you i've got an interesting relationship with him. five days after the super bowl this year i sent word and said

charlie: welcome to the program. we start with the show with deflategate and the legacy of tom brady.ng me is peter king of "sports illustrated." peter: what i am uneasy about is one day when tom brady dies, his obituary in "the new york times," if the nfl comes down hard on him in this case, the second paragraph is going to be about how the nfl slammed him for cheating in 2015. and when i read the 139 pages of

charlie: there are moments of humor. you rail at tom brady. tom: what happened on 79th street, there was a bus stop with an enormous poster of tom brady. you can seem staring down the street. i walked down to a coffee shop nearby, i was hunched over, and i would say -- it would give me a lift, frankly. i'm fighting back, and i met him nine months later at the preakness. i told him iwatch before long time, i said you have been very helpful. he had a posse with him. and they exploded with laughter. tom was great. i liked it so much, i bet on him in the super bowl, and it worked out great. charlie: and he is in the news again. you were going down madison avenue, some street, and your hearing aid battery was dead. tom: i was doing some therapy to walk again. it was a cold blustery day. most of us in this business have hearing loss, because we have those things tucked up against us. smiley. against a falafel stand. the battery/ . here i am trying to change the battery, trying to walk again, and the guy at the falafel stand could not be more interes

charlie? >> thanks. new england patriotss quarterback tom brady says we have learned everything on the field. report says brady probably knew that patriots employees deflate ed deflated footballs. elaine quijano is at university of massachusetts where brady spoke last night. elaine, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. salem is notorious for its colonial era witch trials but now this is deep in the heart of patriots country and the reception for tom brady last night was far from a witch hunt. tom brady was treated like a hero and the reigning mvp loved every minute of it. >> this is like a patriots pep rally. >> reporter: but even in this friendly arena -- >> i love you, tom brady. >> i love you too. >> . >> reporter: -- however he couldn't address those questions. >> however, there's an elephant in the room. >> where. >> give it a chance. >> reporter: amid accusations he was a cheater, brady has declined to react. >> it's only been 30 hours. i haven't had much time to digest it, but when i do i'll be sure to let you know how i feel about it. >> reporter: brady descended in a helicopter f

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>> you think charlie is going to do something? >> i like tom brady but i understand. that's why i ask what is damaging about this. >> he has won so much. you look at a guy like president clinton. we had years of prosperity. sometimes when you think in the back of your mind is the sex scandal. and that's what is unfortunate. >> what about the patriots and what about the nfl and how they handled it? >> i give them credit that they did it. they filed. what are they going to do? what is the penalty? it is one thing to do the investigation. they already exonerated the owner and the coach. so what is the penalty? it's nice that they did the report. what are you going to do this guy? if you say you are going to fine him $100,000 or $2 million. >> you think he is the only quarterback who -- >> trying to figure out the phrase. i think that it happens, but we are talking about the premiere quarterback in the national football league who i think is probably one of the best of all time. >> thank you very much. >>> we have breaking news this morning about lumber liquid ators. many

charlie: there were moments of humor in this. you would rail at tom brady. tom: on 79th street there is an enormous poster of tom brady. so i walked down to a coffee shop i would be hunched over and i would look up and i would say, you. it would give me a look. i'm fighting back, i'm a giant. i met him nine months later. i think you have been really helpful and here's how. he had a posse with him and they all exploded with laughter. he was great. i liked it so much i'd bet on him in the super bowl and it worked out great. charlie: he's in the news again. you were going down madison avenue and your hearing aid battery is dead. topic i was doing therapy to walk again -- tom: i was doing physical therapy to walk again. the battery went dead, so i leaned up against a falafel stand and was trying to change a battery. i thought this was so aesthetic -- so pathetic. not even a guy who runs the falafel stand cares about what was going on. ♪ charlie bank what is the emotional toll? tom: i think total -- charlie: what is the emotional toll? tom: i think toll is the wr

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[ laughter ] >> you think charlie's going to do something, big rhoden? >> i like tom brady. >> everybody does. >> that's why i asked you what's damaging about this. >> his legacy. i thought at first, well he's won so much. but you look at a guy like president clinton, we had years of prosperity years of peace but sometimes when you think of -- what do you think in the back of your mind is the sex scandal. and that's what's unfortunate. >> okay. what about the patriots and the nfl and how they handled it? >> well i mean -- >> 243-page report. >> i give them credit that they did it they followed the truth where it leads. but now what are they going to do? what's the penalty? it's one thing to do an investigation, but if they say -- first of all, they've already exonerated the owner. they've already exonerate it had coach so i'm saying, well what's the penalty. it's nice that they did the report, what are you going to do? if you're going to say well we'll fine him $100,000 or $2 million, he'll give them that on the spot. >> i'm sure bob kraft is listening. >> do you think he's

brady and kevin from underarmour. >> they were on camera the whole time. you were in the same line-up there. >> and charliewas there as well. >> i saw him posing. anyway. we're going to do a couple of stories real quick. >> get into the general election. much more important story. >> we will. >> i think we're allowed right now -- we have to warn our u.k. broadcast -- >> because this is blocked out in the u.k. right now. this conversation about to be blocked. like china. >> i want to know what you're talking about. >> headlines front and center right now this super bowl was months ago but deflate gate has come back to life. the nfl concluding it's likely the patriot's personnel did deflate footballs in the afc championship game. it's more probable and probable is important in this it's more probable than not that quarterback tom brady was at least generally aware of the inappropriate activities involving the deflated footballs. the patriot's owner is disappointed in the findings but the team will accept the report's conclusion and any discipline. the nfl has not decided what action it will take. >> the head