this after, first, our very own charlie gasparino broke the news yesterday that new york attorney generaligation into the way barclays has marketed its so-called dark pool for traders. charlie and mr. schneiderman joining me now to discuss the investigation, what comes next, but also the breaking news from the last couple of minutes that, in essence, says barclays is announcing its own internal investigation. your investigation shows what? >> well, our investigation showed a systemic pattern of misrepresentations to barclays customers about a variety of critical issues. they were representing that their dark pool -- which is, there are many dark pools operated by different financial institutions. the promise of a dark pool is that you can conceal a trade so you won't drive the market away. if you want to buy ten million shares of facebook, as soon as you start buying in an open exchange, it publishes all the prices -- liz: everybody sees it. >> and the price goes up. the problem is you can't see what's going on in a dark pool, so you have to rely on the results, but you also have to rely

melissa: charlie gasparino, just called you a car geek. adam: i am. melissa: thank you so much, adam. i know you are. the obama administration 40-year first. not so fast. here this before you believe oil exports are coming back. >>> google striking in its never-ending battle against apple. what it has planned for your ever-connected life. >>> the race to the poor house. bill clinton now chiming in as wife hillary and vice president joe biden battle who has it the worst. >>> sorry, amazon. welcome to the no-fly zone. the faa ruling that is grounding any hopes of drone deliveries, because even when they say it's not, it is all always about money. melissa: the supreme court pulling the plug on aereo's streaming television service. the court ruling 6-3 against the startup. the broadcasters loving it. shares of traditional networks are surging on the news. here fox business's very own charlie gasparino, "wall street journal's" james freeman, and former host, gregory rayburn. thanks for joining us. barry diller. very brave talk out of the gate. it is not a

according to our own charlie gasparino, the former aig chief executive is in talks with major investors to fund his lawsuit against the federal government. charlie is here now along with "wall street journal's" veronica dagher and barron's jack otter. >> talk about alternative invest? you could invest in lawsuits. several major investors are investing in hank's lawsuit about the legality of the aig takeover. they are looking to recover $50 billion in damages. they said the way they did the deal basically screwed shareholders compared to the other deals. steve cohen, ken langone, staun drunkenmiller are interested in rights, is right a security. you fund the lawsuit. defray -- melissa: that is quite a cast of characters piling on. this. >> this is good story. melissa: it is a good story. >> they all attend ad march 6th meeting conducted by hank and david boies, his high-profile attorney. david boies went through the case. here is why we think we have a shot. this case survived several attempts by the government to dismiss it. it won class-action status. boyce won the right to depose ben

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everyone finish their thoughts, a day with charlie gasparino is like a day without sunshine.rmine, you are a bunch of vanilla stooges without charlie gasparino. what did you do? wouldn't you like to know? to what makes what is the deal neil? what is the deal? i go after my detract or, some like it some noto much, what is the deal with going after your bred and but thbred and butter ? are you that thin skinned? do you have to call people names, you are an idiot. diane, writes, you are saying you would rather know viewers -- no viewers than a few nasty viewers? >> yes, diane. can i let you in on a secret, the customer is always right. not when they are nasty customers. you do a great job, i love your sponge, take -- spunk. take on almost everything, barbara in arizona i love you neil but that green tie you wore has to go. what is your problem? colleen said my ties are not what making her sick, you newsiate me -- >> are you sure you are not watching o'reilly? keep the e-mails coming. otherwise i have no idea how you feel. you do hash tag cavuto thing, we're off to the races. see

here fox business's charlie gasparino. we have hilary kramer from ag capital and dominic tavella. guys, anything jump out at you from what you just heard? >> more of the same. if you're an investor that is good i think. that means the fed will keep the current pace of tapering and not speed up its tapering in any way which is good for the markets. melissa: hillary, they were pretty positive, pretty positive. >> this is exactly what the fed needs to be able to end tapering in december. so really this can be used as a very important economic metric. melissa: okay, dominic. >> continued slow, moderate, grinding growth. nothing new. nothing stressful. >> that is good for investors. >> good for investors and good for interest rates. >> we knew car sales were strong. >> we already knew that. melissa: okay. all right, moving on then, walmart workers strike back. employees protesting in more than 20 cities across the country today to demand higher wages. you know, this is striking to me. once again you have workers out there protesting. they open ad brand new walmart in d.c. turns out har

a former prosecutor and our very own charlie gasparino all over the story.ide developers conference kicks off today

somehow charlie gasparino did not make the list.gorithm to analyze wikipedia traffic and these are the kinds of history they come up with. napoleon, president obama and carlin has. do you know who he was? >> he was actually number two on my list. melissa: you probably knew him as carl violin. >> i am joking. i think this researcher had a good idea but the algorithm is a little flawed. melissa: he had napoleon ahead of barack obama. nobody had heard of this guy. thank you so much, spencer. that is all we have for now. i hope you're making money. "countdown" starts right now it liz: a friend of the street, eric cantor, loses his primary in a stunning setback for the republican establishment. courtesy of a little-known economic professor who says he is anti-big his best. what the impact on wall street and investors on main street? videogame powerhouse electronic arts ready for battle unveiling a new lineup with "battlefield: hardline." you will see a lot and hear a lot about emotional intelligence and authentic player visuals. we will

last time radio shack was relevant charlie gasparino had a mustache. that was the 80s, wasn't it?elissa: i don't know. i need to see a photo of that. >> you have declared a work, adam shapiro. melissa: matters all right. we are going to do that very soon. >> the incident just so you know you can find. melissa: i will be googleing in a second. the barbie evolution, the plastic wonder girl got herself a new gig in silicon valley in search of. you just know the princeton mom has a thing or two to say about that. is alongside real house wife heather thompson. global communication, possibly on the brink as the hot new yo apps get the hacking to. how will you ever talk to each other now? you can never have too much money. (mother vo) when i was pregnant ...i got lots of advice, but i needed information i could trust. unitedhealthcare's innovative, simple program helps moms stay on track with their doctors to get the right care and guidance. (anncr vo) that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. could help your business didavoid hours of delaynd test caused by slow internet from the phon

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charlie gasparino at the latest on steve cohen series we are going to move on to another story we are following. i guess you could call this this note in effect. a technology company-- do you remember edward snowden, but contractor releasing us secrets? chinese media has been lashing out us cubbies for spine on chinese data to read that has caused the chinese government to dispense with services from companies like ibm, oracle, intel, what will this cost tech giants? like google and facebook? let's bring in rich edson from washington and our very own joint can't. rich, what is the reaction in washington? what is the verbal attack from the chinese on us cubbies? >> this is the public cyber fighting between the united states and china and it continues to actually. us officials have complained to us-- chinese counterpart's for years espionage. they're infiltrating american companies in on this latest episode that obama and ministration has failed to respond to repeated questions or comments. the one cyber security expert in town says escalation between the us and china will continue. >>

and we have author of the people versus barack obama and our own charlie gasparino.e begin with jeff schapiro. you are the guy who must have known him way more than the rest of us.@8 should business people be worried about cantor's defeat and brat's win? >> i can understand whether it be concerned of cantor's defeat. a business class republican, that contributed a lot of the difficulties cantor had, alan saint his business oriented republicanism with no more aggressive, harder edge conservative republicanism descended among the caucus and on which cantor's desire, missions for the speakership hinged. as far as dave brat is concerned, he is an economist, firm believer of the open market. as far as h he's concerned the government is getting in the way of business. liz: does this mean he want to get rid of things like tax incentives for big oil, big pharma, cut in the corporate tax rate, what can we expect from him? we want to know what businesses can expect. >> he seems more libertarian than eric cantor does. he had close relations, very close business people, but we r

icahn telling our very own charlie gasparino friday, first on fox business, that he would consider pushingr with dollar general. that's why you see both of these names on the move, but charlie's on the move as well. he's got much more on the story coming up. go nowhere else. just charlie, he's got the best on this story. >>> also surging today, look at oil prices. now above $104 a barrel. our nymex trade on friday said this would happen. it's jumping about one and two-thirds percent on solid export growth by china. u.s. crude, as you can see, is moving higher, but so is brent. now, earlier today brent crude touched $110 a barrel, just ten cents below that right now but still up a full percentage point. >>> merger mania sweeping the markets today. such a big day today. three big companies all downing big acquisition plans. here with the details, jo ling kent. take it all apart, three majorly different sectors. >> majorly different, and the deals just keep coming. there's questions of froth with all this public bidding. identix pharmaceuticals, analyst reactions here were generally positive

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a former prosecutor and our very own charlie gasparino all over the story. apple moment of truth, tech giant worldwide developers conference kicks off today with a delusion of hoopla and hype. will the ceo tim cook's keynote live up to the hype? we will be joined by an all-star panel. and, another disney blockbuster, the dark remake of "sleeping beauty" starring angelina jolie throws sunshine over moviegoers everywhere. also, her biggest movie opener ever. does it have enough staying power? "wa"countdown to the closing be" begins right now. good afternoon, everybody, i am liz claman. before we get to the market, much of which has been in record it territory. do you speak the language swift? apple unveiled a new programming language called swift. we will tell you all about it when we take you live to san francisco for apple's much talked about worldwide developers conference. it appears back to the record we might have no records to add to the dow, to be saf the s&p. dow jones looking at a second straight record) s&p looking at their third record in a row, an

here with me, charlie gasparino. matt mccall. and nicole petallides at the stock exchange. james at the cme. >> the fed continues to taper, the fed could new to taper cut in the bond purchases by $10 billion per month as expected. statement on was identical to the last one in april. information received since the open market committee met in april indicates growth and economic activity has rebounded in recent months. indicators show further improvement, unemployment rate remains elevated. household spending writing moderately and business fixed investment resumed its advance while the recovery in the housing sector remains slow. restraining economic growth while the extent is diminishing, inflation has been running below the longer run objective but longer-term inflation excitations have remained stable. going to skip redundant language. the quantities of bond purchases will be cut from $45 billion per month to $45 billion per month. skipping over redundant language from the previous statement, the fed reminds investors asset purchasers are not on a preset course. the fed c

fox business's charlie gasparino. we also have tracy byrnes and barron's senior editor jack hough. what do you think of this one, charlie. >> wish we had dick bove but he is boycotting tv until 2015. he is very positive on fannie mae. see a political angle. see the republicans taking senate and shelby becoming head of the banking committee. that will protect fannie and freddie. they will not dissolve it. those bills out there to dissolve fannie and freddie will go nowhere because shelby is against that. possibly that means equity in these things is pretty safe, right? melissa: it also means we'll have another housing bubble. that we're not -- >> 20 years from now. who cares. >> carl is 79. >> becomes more blurred lines, melissa. you have activist investors and government all coming together and fighting each other and not solving the problem for the housing market at all. melissa: jack? >> bill ackman argued these stocks could be worth 10 times their value eventually. the argument here that the government overstepped its bound in changing the deal with fannie and freddie. >> there i

here are very own charlie gasparino. we have "wall street journal's" james freeman and "barron's" senior editor jack haugh. opportunity to make this right. >> i think first half of gm will be best sales opportunity. pickup trucks are everything for these companies in terms of profit. ford has a new pickup truck later in the year i think is the most radical overhaul of a pickup in decade. melissa: f-150. >> f-150. i would not want to be the in gm business of selling pickups after it hits the showroom. this recall thing has hurt their earnings. melissa: what do you guys think. >> pickups where they make money. my colleague has an interesting column questioning is this why they didn't respond better with the cobalt? this is a money-losing car they only produced to meet federal fuel economy standards. are they really less focused on those than on the pickup trucks consumers actually want. >> do they have an answer to the f-150? >> i don't think so. keep in mind, gm went bankrupt. ford did not. that puts them more than a year

simon constable from the wall street journal and can not honey along with our very un charlie gasparino. let me get your quick reaction. >> my reaction is intriguing to vietnam by sending military advisers first and it cracked up when we got creep of mission? that is the danger. anytime you get mission creep. melissa: we are looking at the market seeing how it is reacting, we are down 25 points. >> what struck out is gold up $40 an ounce. markets are pretty much, this is not news to them, they see what is happening and at the moment oil is contained, it hasn't spiked here and we are watching it closely, markets will tell you this is a big problem. everybody -- melissa: they said they are not targeting oil installation, it is all fine, then they take over the refinery, isis, it is clear when you talk to various analysts the first thing they do is target each other's military installation, oil installation. that has to be a worry. >> the white house squirms in the north where refineries are, that could lead to supply/demand problems and an oil spike but not here yet. >> it is apples and o

here is fox business's very on charlie gasparino gas. he broke it yesterday on the show along with "wall street journal" simon constable. what is the latest, charlie. your phone rang yesterday. you broke the story on set. is it about to break again. >> power to prosper. melissa: it is locked. i like that. >> what is interesting we should show a stock chart of the firms, if you notice credit suisse, ubs, deutsche bank, should be up there, barclays they have all the biggest, i think credit suisse is the biggest dark pool. all the dark pools which are private exchanges run by, by companies, by you name it, anybody can start an exchange these days. they will all come under pressure by eric schneiderman. we'll have eric schneiderman on later today. melissa: right. >> one of the questions i will ask him you have a specific case against barclays. you say barclays is giving preferential treatment to certain investors high frequency trading firms. melissa: while they were claiming to try to prevent this from happening. that is crazy. >> how many o

joining me our very own charlie gasparino and economist peter morici and united advisors scott martinthis is the day we'll hear the mainstream media jumping inand down, for joy, whoo, we made back all the jobs of the everything is good. peter, is it all better? >> absolutely not. if you divide the employers into the third, lowest paying third, middle third and upper third, since the beginning of the financial crisis, lowest paying third added 2 million jobs. the middle third lost two million jobs. we're becoming a greek tragedy. we're becoming a tourist country with restaurants and mcdonald's and workers picketing outside. the other thing barack obama can't do with free health care and chips and the rest get any decent-paying jobs created. melissa: yeah. charlie gasparino. >> we said on the show many times, if you look at the numbers from american enterprise, if you want to be a computer programmer and write code you can get a job pretty easy. peep on upper end can get jobs. if you want to flip ham bursters and barista at starbucks you can get those jobs. what do you mean any jobs, 75

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our charlie gasparino rushing to the studio now because he doesn't walk a regular pace.got exclusive details on goldman, what may be ahead for the wall street powerhouse and who should be worried. plus we were talking about amazon and they want you to believe fire phone is the next big thing in wireless, but 3d? that may already be yesterday compared to hologram technology. we have a man who started a tiny startup in california a couple years ago. he is about ready to blow your mind when it comes to hologram's in his brand-new business. it's a foxbusiness exclusive. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: to cut or not to cut, that's the question goldman sachs' executives are preparing to answer when the firm unveils second quarter earnings next month. right now, today, charlie gasparino's here with exclusive details on which areas should be worried. >> right. here's what we know what's going on inside goldman sachs, there's a debate going on about whether they should cut in their trading department, particularly fixed income -- essentially, a trading revenue drought that's going on right now ac

yesterday charlie gasparino broke the news that former hedge fund titan steve cohen has hired one of uns in the nation. now charlie has another exclusive about cohen. this time on what he's doing to help another wall street heavyweight facing legal challenges. they're banding together. >>> also, while the ecb president, mario draghi, stole the headlines and today and at least looks like he's caused a big market rally on our side, investors are also watching fed chair janet yell season and what she might do after tomorrow's big u.s. jobs report for the month of may. we'll ask pimco's deputy chief investment officer, $300 billion in assets under management, his name is mark. he's in a nurse on fox -- first on fox interview. he's giving names that he really likes right now first. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ no matter what kind of business you own, at&t business experts can help keep it running... seamlessly. so you can get back to what you love. when everyone and everything works together, business just sings. ♪ ♪ liz: fox business has learned that several large investors, including hedgeyççáfapdz steve coh

charlie gasparino found out. tell me. >> what's really interesting, let's back up.trade anything shares of chlorox right before carl put a bid in for chlorox back in 2011. that's when there was a lot of suspicious trading activity. and what the feds are investigating, and i think it's at this point, we, you know, based on everything we know, you had doug burns on -- liz: former prosecutor. >> people think this is not going to happen for a will'7ó lf technical reasons and other reasons. they're looking at whether carl tipped off this guy, billy walters, who's a gambler who tipped off phil mickelson who's a golfer guy, as everybody knows. sounds crazy, that's what it is. here's the interesting thing about it. from what sources close to the investigation tell me, carl was, essentially, alerted to something, that something was awry back in 2011 when finra calls him and said, hey, you know, there was some suspicious -- liz: the regulatory body for -- >> front line. financial industry regulatory authority. it's the front line authority. it begins with finra. they watch ov

charlie gasparino first reported the story on "money." they're getting cold shoulder from firms like deutsche bank and royal bank of canada. this is interesting one. seems like dark pools, if you look at they may die their own death and if people a afraid of them and stay away from them. what do you think? >> you're absolutely right. you're understand what they allowed for large pools to trade very anonymously for people to move in and out. where there is lot of smoke there is fire. sec is investigating. what may be so safe may not be. melissa: veronica. >> they're called dark pools for a reason. melissa: for a reason. it is opposite of transparency. that is the whole point. >> that's right, yeah. a lot of firms stepping away from their connections to barclays right now. you know, there is pr component to this too. nobody wants to be associated with a firm that could be saying false things to investors. melissa: what is so appall about this, if it is true, dominic, charges on one hand they were saying they weren't allowing traders to have

here is fox business's own charlie gasparino, jo ling kent and "wall street journal" spencer ante. what do you guys make of this? what do you think, charlie. >> economy is still pretty slow. i think we're bouncing off the bottom when you talk about housing making a come back. if you look at the numbers from, i'll tell you, we were first to talk about this, again, i think this is the biggest economic story out there, jobs on the low end, jobs on the high-end. those aei numbers and other numbers in the "new york times" say we're not producing jobs in the middle. this is not a good economy. melissa: why would existing home sales rise by 5%? >> i don't know. >> it is season. >> statistical anomaly. melissa: seasonally adjusted, seasonally adjusted! what do you think, spencer? >> i bought a house last year. i'm part of the story. you know the market started picking back up last summer and continued but you know, the prices have come up quite a bit since then. i think that is slowing things down. >> i bought a house in 2004. i can sell it for maybe the same price today. melissa: maybe. ho

liz: you've got to watch charlie gasparino if you want to be ahead of the news.s down to justin timberlake, how would you like to get a cut of the royalties generated by your favorite songs and favorite artists? that's the exact idea behind royalty exchanges. this is a market place for sellers to auction off music royalties to investors. this company has seen revenue double every single month this year. not every year, every single month this year. and it isn't showing any signs of slowing down. joining us now to get more on the royalty exchange is the founder and ceo, sean peace. we saw this and said get him on. this is fascinating. so if i'm understanding this correctly, i can pick my favorite band that i think will do well and bid on the royalties of future songs? >> well, you can. of course, the songwriter, producer, artist has to be willing to sell it first. but if they're willing to sell it and they put it on our web site, then you're exactly correct. you can actually bid to own a percentage of that royalty. liz: let's talk about in the past what has sold,

thank you very much, charlie gasparino.ioned carmax at the top of the show, it surged past wall street estimates and one tech giant, same time, is slamming on the brakes. software giant oracle falling sharply today following a disappointing quarterly report, and it is dragging down some other stocks as well. let's get to adam shapiro at the new york stock exchange for more. >> reporter: with hey, liz. oracle is actually in some consumer shifts here, reflects the consumer shift on oracle's part to cloud service over the licensing of their software. bottom line you've got larry ellison reaffirming his promise that oracle will become the largest cloud software firm in the next few years. but year to date, they're still up 6.8% over the last 52 weeks, they're up 28%. but just today they're down, a little over 5% at one point, right now about 4%. and part of it had to do with the fact that cloud revenue is still a small portion of of the revenue picture, and they are making that shift to cloud services. they still have $39 billi

we have some breaking news that charlie gasparino wants to bring us on carl icahn. charlie, what do you have? >> i guess you could say uncle carl icahn is back. after losing that insider trading investigation. a lot of people thought it would delay or derail his activity intentions. what has been filed, and i spoke with carl about this. he is taking 9.39% stake in family dollar. he bought about 10.6 million shares. this is $600 million plus position. here is the interesting thing here, guys. this is activist move by carl icahn. he is looking for bored seats he tells me. he is looking for strategic alternatives. ie, a possible merger. the company that comes to mind when you think of family dollar, i guess a mid-tier retailer, is dollar general. and i know they have had some talks on and off with dollar general in the past. from what i understand, carl will be pushing for some sort of merger between family dollar and dollar general. watch those two stocks to go up. i think family dollar is fd, symbol. what is dollar general symbol? dg? dg. so look at those two symbols

. >> you guys are stooges without charlie gasparino there to spice things up for real like an undertakerg to close the deal. what did you do?what >> so what is the deal neil? o >> i go after my detractors. w >> with your bread andut butterte can do not stand constructive criticism?ki >> you that dense you haves, y to call people names?di you are an idiot. >> the you really saying he would rather have no viewers they and nasty viewers? >> i am. >> can i let you in on a secret? l the customer is always right >> can i let you in on the secret? now when they are nasty customers. >> do do of great job. i love your spoke they can take on almost anything speerbar backhoe filed monday but that green tie you war on friday has to go but. anything else. please. >> you nauseate me with the fate care or the dismiss the affair the monotone delivery it makes me want to pearl spinnaker you sure you're not watching all right the?ls -- bill reilly? >> use #cavuto apparently that makes all the i difference in the world. then we are off to the races t unless you've written me a new one that i come to your k

charlie gasparino, and liz, and gary and caylee they are back. what are you on this?ney guys getting more? >> i don't think so. i think there is a lot of worry. who are the money guys? neil: your friends. >> my sources. not friend,. neil: do you turn on them. >> i do. i turn on everyone. neil: i have seen it myself. >> i am like jason, i keep coming back like a rabid dog, we could just keep going. anyway, they are more moderate, so out of touch with grass roofs movement conservatives. neil: that would have been dismissive of reagan? >> i don' i don't know. reagan reached out to wall street. neil: but not in '76. he won them over in '80, but it was a fight. >> at first they sideed with ford but the establishment moved to reagan for a lot of reasons. neil: what about now? >> they are worried that tea party will run the party in to the ground, not saying that is going to happen you about that is what they are worried about. they still -- you think about it cantor race was one example. that is you know,. neil: what does that signal? >> that party is being divided. what th

we have charlie gasparino and jo ling kent and monica met at that. what do you think, would you i buy this stock? >> i don't see what is different. this is cosmetic change. there is mo nor value added. that retail investor, that price tag is lower than buying at 700-dollar mark. melissa: they could fit into an index. isn't that what is some of the thinking? >> could be potentially added to the dow 30. it is more accessible. ahead of new gadgets coming out in the fall, iphone 6 or iwatch. this is good for retail investor if you want to get in. melissa: charlie, are you apple guy? >> no. two years before lehman brothers blew up, they did a two for one split. melissa: this is why we keep charlie around. >> because i'm owed and i remember covering it. these changes are generally cosmetic. i, you know, it makes it easier for retail investor to get in. as we know retail investor is dumb money when they start pouring into the stock. >> that is not nice. >> that is absolutely true. absolutely true. when they plow into something that is not time to be in. mel

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charlie gasparino's reporting right on. he is on vacation today but somewhere taking a victory lap. >> charlie thinks this insider trading stuff is difficult to deal with anyway. this isn't about insider trading. this is about media malpractice. "the new york times" is reporting that mickelson is getting investigated. fbi saying no he is not. he never dealt with icahn. never even traded clorox. where did "the new york times" come up with the false information? melissa: they accosted him in public, right? at the golf course or airport, fbi agents. >> right off the jet. he was at teterboro. he came off the jet and they're right there. here is the thing, guys. talk about any type of congressional, when regulators get involved start looking at these investigations, it has to be hush-hush. the fact that was even leaked i think actually makes it out to be this was long gone a long time ago. melissa: long gone, maybe not about him. they were hoping to pressure him to give away something but he was never one actually in jeopardy. >>

we have charlie gasparino. elizabeth macdonald and jack hough. would you buy one of these things? >> this survey is meaningless. 350 bucks, we don't know it will sell for that. we have no idea -- melissa: well, 41% said they wouldn't buy it regardless of price. >> they don't know what it is going to do. next week we'll seduction of one of these watches from google. i think after that people will change their tune once they see what the thing looks like. they're pretty sleek and allow you to access your phone on the go. melissa: if you can make a call, i would be interested in that. >> full disclosure. i just got one of these. melissa: i don't even know what that is. >> i use ad flip phone for many years. so i'm not a tech expert. melissa: your clamshell went into the -- got that. >> that's right. that said, i think they jumped the shark with this thing. a smart watch? if sounds so ridiculous. are you going to make calls from your watch? melissa: i have to say i was on the set poo-pooing the ipad when it came out. hard to admit that but with a big group at some other network. betwe

fox business correspondent charlie gasparino has been looking at this and it was one of the first depositt i thought was a ridiculous notion. as book sales go, so goes the support or lack thereof for hillary clinton in the wall street community. now -- >> listen, i don't think it is necessarily book sales. a best seller. neil: 100,000, not bad. >> not bad. but it is a heavy-duty policy. neil: i actually read it. if anyone has any doubts that she is running for president -- >> bad enough i had to read daggers' but. did you read that? neil: i did. >> did you read thomas b. goodies but? >> i did not. >> that is even worse. neil: did you read hell's angels? >> i did not. i think it is more than book sales. it is reception. that is what all wall street supporters told me. neil: what are they worried about? how is the press, in particular fox is going to position bucks visa the world events, benghazi, foreign policy troubles and possibly the economy. problem, this is why she is taking this long to figure. she is going to run. if the economy turns down can see when? that will be a problem. when

with the jobs report expected on thursday, here now very own charlie gasparino, along with "wall street journal's" veronica daguerre and james frischling. what do you expect with the economic indicators? that is lot to throw out on a short week. >> will we see in terms of job growth what will we see in terms of wage growth? that will empower if we're continuing improvement in the economy we need to see some wage growth. melissa: i don't think we'll see any of those things. we can't head escape velocity. we can't get the economy from the stutter step to breakout growth period. james? >> less robust the economy the less aggressive the fed is going to be. i think veronica is right. the jobs number will be big number. it is supposed to be over 200,000. wages are not moving up. a whole generation of people are struggling. the markets might be favored by a somewhat less robust economy. melissa: charlie? >> i agree with you 95%. there is one indicator that is kind ever interesting, and that is financial stocks right now. financial stocks are trading off big-time. melissa: right. >> what i'm sa

charlie gasparino on liz last hour and brought up paul ryan. whether it is somebody else.t is paul ryan or somebody else that gets the wall street money and wall street attention as a result of the shake-up? >> ryan has said today that he is not seeking this majority leader's job. connell: right. >> perhaps, we'll see what happens if he might have his eye on speaker's chair at some point. conventional wisdom he is thinking of running for president. he is not going to settle tore speaker of the house or majority leader. >> in terms of your question about the money. i think ryan would be an obvious funnel, or source, rather for that money to be funneled too. he will be most likely chairman of ways and means next year, which is tax law writing committee. at some point he is expected to embark on a rewrite of u.s. tax law. what better guy to have defending your interests than the guy who is rewriting tax law? liz: as we've been flashing on the screen, he is economics professor. he is a free market guy. what if he simply says, stop giving big business any kinds of tax breaks? c

charlie gasparino is on it. charlie. >> as you know, eric schneiderman was reporting to bring first dark pool case against barclays. this involves preferential treatment through barclays's stock pool. that case has been followed. eric schneiderman is out with that now. what is kind of interesting about this, guys, this will put scrutiny on dark pools. those are the private exchanges. not just new york stock exchange and nasdaq where stocks are traded. all these other places. that is where eric schneiderman said games can be played. high frequency traders, guys go in and out of stocks in milliseconds, they play games into these dark polls. one of the dark pools he is alleging that they play games in barclays where they give preferential treatment to high brevard countysy traders. a lot of scrutiny is on dark pools. the most prominent dark pool one by goldman sachs will shut down. what sources are telling fox business, he is not, goldman has no intentions of shutting down its dark pool even amid this scrutiny. this

charles: another story charlie gasparino broke on the network and another story that makes christie lookt up to the point with the attitude, it's okay, you got to have an out, you can't keep it on at all times, can't be a bully 24-7. >> the republican party doesn't have much oomph. he might be put out there and god only knows what happens, hopefully tones it down. charles: viewers tweet us if you think there are alternatives to chris christie. we got a rags to riches story that shows the power of perseverance, a salute to a whom went from eating at mcdonald's to owning a mcdonald's, it's an inspiring story and you got it in three minutes. . charles: today's salute to american success meet cordia harrington from nashville, tennessee, a true rags to riches story. she came from a poor working class family, grew up wearing hand-me-down clothes and the occasional family night out was mcdonald's. she poured her entire life savings, $587 to become a real estate agent. given her fierce determination to succeed, she was sued building homes faster than contractors could build them. she became a co

china's e-commerce giant could ipo as early as august, and charlie gasparino now has exclusive detailsg to me. nobody's around in august. >> well, let's just be clear here, the 8/8 date that people were saying because it's a lucky date in the chinese culture -- will. liz: aha. >> -- is not going to happen. that is going to be way too into august to price this thing. it's going to be the biggest ipo ever. it's run by jp mayor began, morgan stanley, goldman sachs. alibaba is eyeing an august date, august, sometime in august, early august to price this ipo. i don't believe it's going to go until august 14th from what we understand, it's going to be early august where this thing prices. here's what we know. alibaba's cognizant that just about every investor in the world is on vacation later in the month. that's why, from what we understand, alibaba will begin the sort of process, the road show and all that stuff in july. look for july where the wheels go in motion, and this thing starts to happen. liz: and they go from area to area. you remember with facebook we covered the road show exten

stuart: charlie gasparino is here. just tell us exactly what the "new york times" is alleging.he "new york times." it is stuff involving the ports. roads that directly impact those facilities. he used them for something totally different. a misuse of it. stuart: he took money from here to use on that bridge they are and that is bad. >> it is very bad. hoboken cannot take money from the port authority. that is called good state of urbana. you are not supposed to rob peter to pay paul. that is essentially what the allegation is. forget about. skate. that is not a good thing. if he knew, and, by the way, if you read the story, legal authority was telling him he was not supposed to do this. his internal staff stretch the boundaries. once you involve public money and bonds, once you have that, you have the potential for securities fraud. i do not think that this issue should be taken lightly. stuart: charlie, how will we get executives into the white house if they are tripped up. i will not call it a technicality. maybe the fact that he did this shows that he is incompetent. i am ju