who else but charlie gasparino. i issued a challenge to you.me ask you, is that an outfit you like? >> it all has to go to the cleaners anyway, so i'm ready to do it. melissa: is there ice in the bucket? >> yeah, there is a lot of ice in there, ready to be very, very cold. melissa: let's do it. take it away. frank, do it. he is taking his earpiece out because we don't want him to get electrocuted while we do this. see, he looks fine. >> that looks very, very cold. melissa: what a good sport, all for charity. >> i hope this does raise awareness because that is a lot of cold ice dumped on me. melissa: what a great guy. great job. wow. from waitress to coater, if you turn minimum wage workers into tech whiz kids, they will be raking in the cash in no time. and president obama set to speak any moment on ukraine. you can never have too much money or too much ice water. stamps.com is the best. i don't have to leave my desk and get up and go to the post office anymore. [ male announcer ] with stamps.com you can print real u.s. postage for all your let

here is charlie gasparino with us as well.hink this means, is it just talk, or more up his sleeve for wall street? >> what is interesting if you look at the financial crisis of 2008, 2009, it was the most regulated industry on wall street and the banking industry were the ones that collapsed. the big mortgage backs are the ones that collapsed, the companies heavily engaged in buying mortgage-backed securities, which the government encouraged, i don't see the ne need. melissa: he said one of my key focuses has been the need for a circuit breakers of certain things are making bad decisions, they're less likely to bring down the entire system which happened in 2007, 2008. >> if he is saying he is going to and ask that, he would be contradicting himself because dodd-frank creates one of the circuit breakers, which i don't believe, but that is how they sold it. what he is saying is not regulation, he is talking about going after the banks from an enforcement standpoint. every time an election comes around, that is when you see him

charlie gasparino, have a great time.k to the market, stocks lasting early losses, the dow what the worst levels of the day down 180 points. larry is in the pits for us, what do you think of the trade, we're starting to think a little bit right now. >> we are. the panic of the last 72 hours seems a little bit misplaced, traders are starting to go back to the live. what has driven this narrative for the last few years hasn't changed, we had decent earnings and mildly improving gross and beyond that we had macro calm. we have buried 100 points since the middle of may. we are due for this digestion and people need to recognize markets are not linear. it is ok to sit and bake for a little bit. i met some of the numbers were not great but not enough to change the narrative. melissa: the administration gets bold over by their latest project. a sudden reversal to scare the white house and criticism. at the end of the day it is all about bowling. 3rd and 3. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian

liz: with the hat, charlie gasparino how would i look in that hat?looks great on these guys, with a minor twist you can get an older clientele as well. >> the color is all about blue, but it is not your classic navy, fresher more modern blue, and you see it in the fabrics, the model in the middle is wearing kashmir, silken cashmer cashmere summer. in a beautiful linen and wall. so we can bring new fits the american customer. liz: thank you so much. president and chief creative officer, good luck with the rebranding. keep us posted. >> thank you very much. liz: now the dow, nasdaq and the s&p are all positive, not the russell for a moment but the s&p poised to see 27th record close, don't move a muscle, that plus earnings and the tech sector holding the key to your prosperity. according to our next guest is says the internet of everything is here to stay and how you can profit from it, he will tell you next. she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use

we have our very own charlie gasparino, david asman and greg rayburn. thanks for joining us. charlie, what do you think? >> i said this yesterday, bill ackman is very good investor but when it comes to this stock his bark is always bigger than his bite. melissa: how about the tears? >> this got a little bizarre. you talk about your parents, people get emotional. let's be honest here. he is attacking the company. calling for a company to be put out of business. is attacking the cfo, the executives of this company as people perpetrating a fraud. melissa: i called it a criminal enterprise. i want to know. we'll have the cfo on to respond. >> if you do that my guess you probably stay away from sentimentality involving your great grandparents that emigrated from eastern europe. you don't go there. this is a serious thing. melissa: yeah. >> he is basically trying to put a company out of business. melissa: as a ceo of a public company, having been in this seat, how would you respond? >> i actually think from what i've seen and your guest will be interesting today, the cfo but i think

so is charlie gasparino. because even when they say it's not, it is always about "money." melissa: a tale of two motor cities for gm today. the stock is plummeting while sales figures continue to rise.

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so is charlie gasparino. because even when they say it's not, it is always about "money." melissa: a tale of two motor cities for gm today. the stock is plummeting while sales figures continue to rise. the auto giant still plagued by ongoing recall issues, falling short of wall street expectations last quarter and more problems laying in wait with gm with $400 million slated to go to the victims of its faulty ignition switch. with me our very own charlie gasparino and tracy byrnes. we have james frishe lynn as well. james, let you go first. what do you think of all the gm news? >> the brand loyalty and customer loyalty, is amazing. 13 deaths and -- melissa: sales haven't caught up yet? >> i no longer think the consumer doesn't care. audi had one slippage and company almost collapsed. melissa: what do you think? >> i got my saturn ion recalled recently. melissa: you drive a saturn ion? >> i used to. melissa: you feel like mustang guy. >> i'm not a car guy. cnbc gave me money for a car. melissa: i am unfamiliar with that. >> i bought the cheapest car possible. the car was fi

we're watching that and much, much more, thank barry james, jason, and david head of equities, charlie gasparino, you'll get nothing and like it. so thank you. >> that's all right. liz: we love our charlie. as long as my check doesn't bounce. you have 26 minutes before the closing bell rings. dow has erased gains for the year. the question for many investors is whether the sell-off is the start of a bigger correction that some on wall street like marc faber have been predicting? or is it a buying opportunity and if so where. we'll take you back live to the new york stock exchange to our traders next. . liz: we have an alert for you as this major market sell-off continues. the averages are down, but above their worst levels of the day. nicole you're on the floor with traders. i need to tell everybody we were down more than 302, we are now down 271. what's going on, on the floor? >> we have to put this in perspective. traders i've been talking to say look, people are looking for the opportunity to get out or sell off breaking down technical levels. look at all this green. this is a monthly action

here our very own charlie gasparino and liz macdonald. dan schaefer from schaefer asset management. what kind of week do you think it will shape up to be with all the data out there. >> i think it will be volatile week. numbers are not good. we've seen preliminary numbers and everybody's expectations are way too high. global retail sales are down. melissa: yeah. >> used to be the if united states sneezed, world got a cold. now it is backward. ireland with low negative retail sales. inflationary depression scenario, this week could confirm further these numbers. melissa: people say 2.9% contraction last time around was a blip. at the same time walmart ceo says job rebound is not spurring spending. container store. americans facing retail funk. dunkin' donuts. >> positive employment numbers always left a lot to be desired if you scratched it a little bit. melissa: right. >> want much wage growth. part-time jobs. melissa: part time jobs. >> there is the economic story and market story. melissa: right. >> i'm for being cautious in this market. if the economy keeps doing what it is doing

carfax.com cheryl: time warner shares getting a boost today following reports from fox business's charlie gasparino'll head back to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. all right, what is charlie breaking now? >> it is really interesting. the stock moved to a new high, highs we haven't seen since 2001. right now it is closing up almost 2 1/2%. it hit a high of 73.07. what moved time warner's stock was reporting that over there in silicon valley that google has been telling bankers it wants content and our own charlie gasparino has been reporting on this and beating about this. you can go on twitter to read about that as well. saying there's a possibility in turn that time warner's buyer could be google. now of course, charlie gasparino is well aware that this would be an incredible long shot. it is very expensive to do this. but content seems to be the word that is really being floated around in silicon valley. who provide content but certainly hbo, cnn. imagine those being actually owned by google. granted a lot of this is talk charlie has been hearing but worth enough to

charlie gasparino from the fox business network is here with that great news. charlie, what can we expect? >> listen, higher premiums is definitely in the cards. coming on the heels of the 2014 midterms. i will say this. if you think that, you know, if president's running around touting how great his economy is, hillary clinton is saying it is not so great. she is presumptive democratic nominee for 2016. one interesting thing, jobs may be increasing, unemployment making going down somewhat, but you start hitting inflation, bringing inflation into the picture, that is a huge both political and economic problem. inflation is a tax. it's a tax on middle class and poor people. if this really does hit as a lot of people expect it to hit, this will be devastating for the democratic party because it is the most regressive form of tax. it hits everybody equally rich and poor people. jenna: health care as industry makes up 18% of our economist you have inflation on top of it, but you still see rising prices in health care what does that mean on the ground level if you wi

charlie gasparino, thank you. >> okay. liz: closing bell in 27 minutes.ay gold while minimizing your risk? a company called royal gold could be a great way to put a shine on your portfolio. it has been so far. up 67% year to date, we're speaking exclusively with the ceo in part two of our mid cap marvels. >>> and with fox business earnings after the bell, we're finding out what's really going on inside mark zuckerberg's company from a ceo who's had close ties with facebook from the early days, joining us in a fox business exclusive to talk facebook and the power of social media. when people complain about companies. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: investors are gearing up for facebook earnings in particular coming up after the bell. we're also getting at&t qualcomm, but whisper number.com founder john scherr was on set yesterday, and he said the data from his site which is an aggregate of investor and wall street professional sentiment predicted this about facebook, listen. >> they've met or topped the whisper number, more importantly, they've topped the whisper number by a

charlie gasparino joins us as well as peter barnes: let me quickly start with jeff sica and investorstting a little more jittery right now. what shouldn't investors do? >> well, investors really should have been jittery before because we've gotten a lot of news, but the one thing investors should not do is use this one story as a reason to panic. there needs to be, there needs to be cool heads, you these to think about this in the context of everything else that's going on in the economy and make sound decisions. not just sell because of this. there's a lot of other reasons to absorb, but you have to think beyond just one major news story. liz: peter barnes, the president was at a public appearance and, needless to say, he did headache a few comments but not many about this. you've been following the state department and everything else. what is the latest there in d.c.? >> well, the president, it seems clear, had to address this at the top of his comments on infrastructure event at be or pt of wilmington, delaware, and he talked about this for 30-40 seconds or so. but we learned from

charlie gasparino saying this is what led to the fed in 2007 investigating his older brother. again, this brother found not guilty of insider trading, thank you charlie gasparino for that. a huge issue for investors is the question of if the market may be rigged. attracting new attention for powerful lawmakers on capitol hill. a congressional committee holding a hearing on regulation and electronic trading known as high-frequency trading, and this topic has been propelled into spotlight which debuted this spring highlighting the issues with high-frequency trading. what were the biggest takeaways? peter barnes joins me from washington. we should say what happened in the hearing today and what did we learn if anything new about high-frequency trading. >> testifying before the senate ranking committee called for reforms to stop trading rules and those comments coming in light of this criticism by michael lewis who charged in high-speed trading rates the stock market against average investors by giving traders split jac-2nd jump in data. with public confidence and the market takin

charlie gasparino has that. this year, red white and blue will cost you some serious green. how to do your fourth of july holiday right. it is not always about money. ♪ ♪ melissa: it is a party on wall street. we are nearly there. just a few points shy. spencer, what do you think of this? >> a classic summer. there is not a lot out in the market. there are not a lot though sellers out in the market. melissa: none of it is fantastic. we are looking ahead at the jobs number. >> at some point, it is going down. these 12 kickoff to the second year. >> i do not like that the financials are not following suit. low inflation. kind of moderate good economic news meaning you will not get a complete pullback in qe. kind of a recipe for the market to keep going up. if it is a surprise the value will continue, then it will end for the short-term. dierdre: we were closer a while ago. >> bond is low. >> it should happen today. dierdre: health care right now among the strong ones, technology trading higher, consumer discretionary. the jobs number, is that important to continuing a rally on

charlie gasparino is in sun valley. he's got details on buzz surrounding new media and old, you're on tv now, charlie, what's happened? >> a wonderful day of tweeting and travelling and moving time warner stocks. behind the seat stuff, there's lots of stuff going. a lot of bankers are here, too. bankers are talking about, a lot about time warner being purchased by none other than rupert murdoch. why is that a possibility? he's got money. bankers are saying, bouncing around silicon valley is a new media company would like to buy silicon valley how google wants content like time warner, a big name bouncing around silicon valley, a potential merger of the two companies. if you think about it, time warner when you get debt and equity together, talking about 80 billion dollars. that's the size of the deal. who's got 80 billion dollars and clearly google or silicon valley new media company there's lots of ways to look at this. i'm not saying google is in talks with them. people are talking about content, talk internally about

liz: when you come to new york to give a speech if you do charlie gasparino wants to be front row. >>s been tough on me at times and i'm okay with that. my actions speak louder than words. i'm excellent at helping onto the doors and salespeople and my results speak for themselves. people say about remorse and i think action speak louder than words. it's going to be-- you have no idea what a grind is to travel from place to place and speak. it seems glamorous, but it's tough work. liz: jordan, europe to stop because you are complaining. >> i'm not complaining, but it's not as glamorous as people think. liz: jordan, thank you for coming on the show and we hope you hold two to your words and we will follow up. >> i shall indeed. thank you. liz: closing bell ringing in 30 minutes. it's time for a few oldies but goodies. i'm not talking about your favorite tunes. our next guest is ralph acampora, five older but goodie stocks he says to add to your portfolio now. ♪ ♪ really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need

joining me our very own charlie gasparino. we have adam shapiro along with james freeman from the "wall street journal." charlie, i will start with you. you've been reporting a lot on this. >> i go back to what i said last week. if rupert murdoch made a bid, it would be rejected. and there is, if you go to silicon valley right now, all you hear is talk about content. the googles, you name it, any major company with cash on its balance sheet wants to buy content and i said the minute time warner broke up, it was in play. i think this is not, listen, if you know rupert murdoch, i know you want to get to him, let me make the point. if you know rupert murdoch, he is one of the best in business bidding out these things. he knows what he is doing. i'm sure he will make another bid. i just have a feeling that this is the beginning of a war that someone else will come in on think, james. >> well, i think if you're time warner employee, just my personal point of view you would rather have business and assets run by rupert murdoch than a

fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino and david dietze and a and g investment capital manager hilary kramer. i will start with charlie. i welcome all of you. charlie, you're the most connected person when it comes to these kind of things. what are you hearing from the inside? >> basically what you're reading. this is very curable form of cancer. they cat it early. i'm impressed about the way they handled situation. i covered other companies, during the early days of the financial crisis covering bear stearns, jimmy cayne almost died at that point, people didn't know about it, from a blood infection i broke the story on cnbc at the time. they kept it quiet. this is material event ceo being sick and out of action. but i say this, jpmorgan acted fast. they found out bit. they disclosed it fully. jamie dimon is a strong guy. i seem, listen this, is not a good thing but not a tragedy. he will get through it. adam: hillary, how much longer can he remain at helm? there is small calls for replacement. who is next in line? >> jamie dimon is only 5 years old. he has created an incredibl

joining us now is charlie gasparino. time warner has durnd down this bid. because it does not want to be sold to the founder of the fox news channel? it's always wonderful reporting on your own boss here. i would say this. my contribution to this thing before i got thrown out of sun valley last week was i reported that there was broad based interest in time warner, that once time warner and jeff began selling off parts of it, it was down to a certain core of content, like hbo, the cnn. there is a lot of interest in this particular stock. we didn't know mr. murdoch put his bid in. i think that time warner's end game is to get this bid, whether it's mr. murdoch, google's, amazon, as high as possible. i think mr. murdoch went into this, based on my sources, that he knew they would reject the initial one. >> that's pretty common. and, in fact -- >> this guy plays his game, mr. murdoch, he knows what's going on 15 steps ahead. culturally speaking, do you think there's an aversion to mr. murdoch in the elite halls of the time warner board room? maybe. there's no

here to discuss, charlie gasparino, our very own, president of schaefer asset management dan schaefer is with us, and "barron's" senior editor jack hough. what do you think of the janet yellen getting into the stock analysis business? >> pretty astute. maybe if i could get a return on cash in my bank account or anywhere, i would, you know, not be willing to take as much risk -- melissa: her fault. >> of course it is. she puffed up the stock market for ultralow interest rates for years and years. melissa: dan? >> absolutely. they're talking about wealth creation. the opposite side of wealth creation? they have no clue what they're doing. she said it in the testimony, there is no plan, there is no formula that they're going to use. melissa: i think she knows exactly what she is doing. look on twitter, yellenfed, the problem with social media, gasparino never shut up about getting kicked out of sun valley. do you think that the real janet yellen? it is her picture. looks like her. >> full disclosure, janet yellen went to high school with good friend of mine. >> full disclosure. make two

fox senior correspondent charlie gasparino covered mr. greenberg, and joins us with more on the legacy of him, and a lot of people immediately thought of you when the news crossed that mr. greenberg passed away. >> i knew ace for many years, he was a great man. i will say this -- [ inaudible ] >> is with him and the way he's branding bear stearns would still be around. ace was a legendary risk taker who knew the limits of risk taking, and, you know, i was struck by something this week. bill ackman going ballistic on one stock, herbalife, can't seem to convince people that it's a pyramid scheme. ace greenberg would say cut your losses and move on. look, we're not in this to save the world, we're trading stocks, and trading for investors' money and we have a fiduciary responsibility not to get emotionally involved in any one stock and watch our risks. that's what ace was great about. he was also a character. he used to yell at me and show me magic. i once pulled a magic trick. he knew how to do cards and all this stuff, they're not tricks,

in his first interview after ackman's newest accusations, herbalife's ceo sits down with charlie gasparinodon't miss what he has to say. >>> and mid cap marvels, some fast-moving companies you may not be familiar with showing huge 2014 gauges. first up -- gains. the wireless and tech company interdigital, its shares up 59% year to date. ceo william merit on his 22,000 patents that the biggest names in tech can't live without. it's a fox business exclusive, and "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: good afternoon, everybody, i'm liz claman. hot fun in the summer, no sleepy summer markets here. we have a billionaire crying openly in public and what turns out to be a huge misfire in bill ackman's public fight against herbalife. much more on this in just a moment, and we have some huge earnings today from companies like coca-cola and mcdonald's, plus apple coming out after the bell. we've got a big preview on this, and you need to hear what the whisper number is. it's way different whan what the finish than what the analysts are expecting. despite the crises in the middle

trulia is confirmed at an old the retailer dollar tree buying family dollar $8.5 billion deal get charlie gasparino first reported carl icahn large stake in family dollar. wait until you hear what charlie has to say about carl icahn and his stake now. and arguing the federal aviation administration tight limits on commercial drones are threatening u.s. global leadership in aviation. who is right? the lead professor is our exclusive guest. and there is money in sweat. ouhow are fit for business seris kicks off today combining spinning with swimming and you get aqua cycling. the woman who could be the game-changer in the $22 billion u.s. business industry. "countdown to the closing bell" gets into gear right now.7 her show, the nasdaq turned positive, so now we have the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p moving slightly higher. i'm liz claman on this monday, the last and all important hour of trade, and as we mentioned, it is merger monday. multibillion deals in two very different industries that could have huge impact on both investors and consumers. brick and mortar discount retailer dollar tree buying fa

. >> to clarify here, you have agreed with something that charlie gasparino has said? >> yes, of course, it is easier since he is not here. >> adam? >> let me bring you back to reality, then and daygan as well. we are talking about the veterans who are fighting in the armed forces and going to work for us, and this is a political topic, and earmarks are an appropriate way to spend money. we can take the money that we got, and get it more quickly to where it belongs to solve this political problem. this is a screw-up, and everybody agrees, it is a terrible screw-up so it is appropriate to behave politically with the money. get it to the veterans to get the care improved quickly, and then talk about vouchers and structural reform and what not. >> you can get them vouchers quickly, but adam, there is a reason that america has rejected the earmark, because it is opening up a pandora's mark, and it is free for all and bridges to nowhere and all about looting washington. we can get the money quickly, and that is what we need to do is to blow up the structure of the v.a. and

charlie gasparino. >> i would say the fed speak with forked tongue. if you listen to the language, this is moderately growing economy and we should be tapering a lot faster. we should be raising interest rates, if you believe the language in their report. the problem the fed realizes this is sales document, it is pr the underlying facts of this economy is not very strong. the labor participation is dismal. there is a lot of temporary jobs and fed knows it is only game in town. if you start doing what james wants to do, what the professor wants to do, you know, then you're talking, then you're talking maybe recession. melissa: meanwhile, we're looking at market bouncing back right now. it was down 60. it is down 40. it was 30 something. so it is coming back from where it was. you guys all bring up a key point which is second quarter gdp numbers were also out today. they were showing better than expected growth in the second quarter, 4%. brian, does that change your outlook? >> no it doesn't. we had minus 2 and plus four. i think we'll get 2 1/2 to thre

. >> charlie gasparino said he is right that she will have trouble raising money been not to say the g.o.p. i that it was interesting that commercial banks gave 3,000,002 democrats and 7 million to the g.o.p.. through 2014 they have given higher to republican candidates the whole time. so if you break down hedge funds and investment and security one sector have consecutive league given higher amounts to republican candidates which is good. neil: stick around. lessons learned but not forgotten what you want to hear it because we're not out of the woods. not even close. with you for a second. unlimited. as in, no limits on your hard-earned cash back. as in no more dealing with those rotating categories. the quicksilver card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase, every day. don't settle for anything less. i'll keep asking. what's in your wallet? you make a great team. it's been that wayg. sincthe day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right.

. >> charlie gasparino said he is right that she will have trouble raising money been not to say theat it was interesting that commercial banks gave 3,000,002 democrats and 7 million to the g.o.p.. through 2014 they have given higher to republican candidates the whole time. so if you break down hedge funds and investment and security one sector have consecutive league given higher amounts to republican candidates which is good. neil: stick around. lessons learned but not forgotten what you want to hear it because we're not out of the woods. not even close. neil: remember the 9/11 in commission report to talk about the increase writer with that broken communication? it is happening all over again with the 9/11 commission with a warning. it is time to listen up and pay attention. just because it has been nearly 30 years we're out of the of floods with special prosecutor order to have him here. very good to have you is that the gist that the warning to be aware? >> thank you for inviting me 10 years to is the day after reissued our final report of the 9/11 commission be issued a retrosp

charlie gasparino will talk to us more about that story coming up.ell, while the overall market remains positive u.s. soccer fans everywhere suffered a downturn last night. team usa fell to belgium and around 16 match. the losing 2-1 in 30 minutes of overtime. the term that continues without the americans and for global foreign exchange traders this is instead comparison from our next guest. imagine if the nfl playoffs were on at noon on a weekday for two straight weeks. the giants and the dollars every day. a spring in a partner in uncl. traders at the new york stock exchange, cme, and, of course, the nymex. we would get back to you in just a second. that is pretty interesting. first, to you. we are always debating whether or not we believe adp and whether that will dictate a strong jobs report in the morning. >> you know, there is correlation. this is all part of the set up. the pre numbers before the big numbers. washington is giving us a little insight. whether you believe in the numbers are not as a different conversation. the fact that washingt

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he's sounded called it, but again as charlie gasparino has reported j.p.is behind a ball becomes to any succession strategy that has been articulated to the public or the shareholders. at some point if you need to come out and say here's my-- >> i might take a different approach. i think jamie diamond led franchise has a management succession plan in place and where the they make the public or not is, still relevant. i don't see a lot of succession met-- plans make public. i believe they know what the succession plan is and i wouldn't expect anything else from the 17. i think a lot of them made by that. i think we come to to succession a jc morgan is the loss of some high-level talent over the last two or three years. i'm not concerned there's not succession plans in place, we think it's a place we just on what the individual player will be. liz: they are subscribe into the warren buffett way because he hasn't announced his successor. i have asked him 50000 times and he will give it up. eric, to go back and look forward and away from what we've seen now to

charlie gasparino's running down with exclusive details.ow where the jobs in the u.s. and globally are and which skills are in demand? we're talking to someone who's in the trenches of the jobs market in this country and overseas. manpower group ceo jonas piecing in a fox business exclusive to talk higher earnings and the global economy. ♪ ♪ .. liz: a former social -- soldier involved in one of the bloodiest battles of the war in afghanistan. even though he was wounded he moved from position to position to position he is going to give the presentation of his lifetime. liz: i'm laughing be basically going to say in this study that you're the reasons why is not. that is how they will counteract him tomorrow. they will come out with their own study. he will has his evidence. their evidence will be written by an ftc official apparently were supported by an ftc official in some sort of study. the investing public will get both sides of the story tomorrow liz: remember when herbalife found bugs, listening devices planted inside herbalife headquar

me, monica mate at that from and spencer ante, from "wall street journal" and fox business's charlie gasparino is back. did you get thrown out of sun valley? what happened there by the way? before we get to this very important top i can i want to clear the air what happened with mr. gasparino. you got booted out on your tuc-c-s? >> well -- melissa: no? >> i don't think the gentleman in question had, look at that. >> wanted to touch me. here is what happened, that guy at 6'3", 300 pounds, at least -- melissa: i don't an know. did you weigh him? >> no. i'm not going to pick hill up. basically attack ad fox business producer, a woman who is five two, 100-pound, soaking wet and attacked her, screamed at her. stuck a finger in his face. melissa: that was chivalry we were looking at we see you're screaming. >> we did that inadvertently walked into a private party. melissa: inadvertently? >> listen. i didn't want to be there. i didn't want to be at the whole thing. these security guards, who are new york city cops, literally starting putting their hands on us. i told him you don't put your hands on m

charlie gasparino joins me now with the latest. lie, you saw big shots having dinner last night. i guess we should consider strange bedfellows. >> i would say heavyweights, but one is kind of a heavyweight one isn't in terms of weight size. we saw chris christie last night, the governor of new jersey, at a restaurant with his wife and mark, the facebook founder and chief with his wife having dinner last night and it was bizarre to me because christie apparently has been divided here and we spoke with his office although no one can find him. not sure why he is here. other than this dinner and it makes me think this guys out there actively raising money still. he's not answering that question, by the way. we should point out that christie raises a lot of money and he is a presumptive 2016 presidential candidate although a lot of people think he might not run because of the scandals involving bridge gate, but he also raises money for republican governors. obviously, the people at this conference-- this is a target rich environment for

look at the potential bidding war and the fast-changing media business we bring in our very own charlie gasparinoecial guest sky bridge capital founder anthony scaramucci. welcome back to the floor. >> i don't know how charlie ended up on the show to take my airtime. >> he was heading for the george washington bridge and he made a wrong turn and i grabbed him and he came in here. liz: he made the correct choice. >>> everyone in new jersey charles, including governor christie loves you. liz: we are glad you are here because you run sky bridge. the necklace since we last spoke we haven't 11.1 billion, but when i was in here and we were standing at that podium it was about a billion in the last four years. liz: into a italian i say model toff directing my mother is listening. liz: trolley said yesterday we had a guy-- tonight i said it wasn't an out that it was an eye . liz: we are culturally covered here. let's get to this potential deal. >> i think it's baffling what rupert murdoch is doing. he is 83 years young and pushing his agenda where he seems tumors amount of synergy. he will have low cost

charlie gasparino joins us with details on the chilly words. charlie?all said few things. recently you want to to take back -- no comment, not sure, but this was interesting. i'll give you the backdrop. a private party in monday at a restaurant in manhattan celebrating an assistant u.s. attorney who's leaving his office to go into private practice. it's kind of like a roast atmosphere, so it is kind of a fun atmosphere. but here's what we knew. when he took the stage, he started talking about the judge in the raj rajaratnam case. interesting, the case against his brother started, like, seven years ago, led them to raj, led them to all those 80 convictions and guilty pleas they later god that made him a star this white collar crime circles for his crackdown on -- lori: so he should be grateful to his younger brother. >> but this case is the only case he lost. the brother was acquitted about a week ago, and one of the reasons was because the judge on the case, naomi reese buchwald, basically threw out much of the, many of the charges and basically said it

there are a lot of free market conservatives like myself, i can think of andy napolitano and charlie gasparinoorporate statism has gone too far in this country and has to stop. go ahead. >> oh, yeah. there is such a thing as corporate coercion and government coercion. in the book i site an interview, weed ward crain, founder of cato institute. ralph, i'm against all corporate subsidies. i'm against unconstitutional wars. i'm against the liberty restrictions of the patriot act and i'm against the federal reserve running amok. i said, ed, that is pretty good start for a liberal, liberal left-right alliance to dismantle the corporate state, merger of big business and big government. >> would i say so. i'm wondering if you were surprised, i got the sense reading your book you yourself were kind of surprised how much you agreed with these free market thinkers? you went back, i mentioned adam smith, milton friedman, frederick von hayak, who wrote the road h road to serfdom. were you surprised to say how much you agreed with them. >> i went back and read them and i didn't look at corporatist picked f

our friend charlie gasparino written about the greased palm between washington and wall street, has beenoing on for decades. doesn't matter, democrat or republican. wall street, there is vacuum. there is no republican leader. so they have hillary, who, i am, i still think she won't run. i still think that she's going out there and getting these big fees because, they can, she can get them because of the fact she might be in the -- melissa: you say wall street picks winner. i think vice versa. they pile in the money at last minute on person they think will win. remember they put a lot of money behind mitt romney and a lot of money behind president obama. as soon as it looked like president obama they were his biggest friends. they come in and finance the winner. >> what they're looking at, they will play both sides regardless hot republican -- melissa: elizabeth warren though? that is tough one. >> but that shows you that since 1968 the democratic party, melissa, really gotten over taken by the far left. they're looking at hillary clinton saying maybe this is our last best, democratic hop

charlie gasparino talked about that. anthony noto came from goldman sachs. important to point out goldman was underwriter here. nothing wrong with that cross-pollination. but goldman continued to have very positive rating on the stock, even as it fell from 72 plus dollars per share now to 38.59. we're getting excited about 46.30 for the bid. the fact it was a $70 stock. we are getting numbers, cheryl, am i correct on monthly active users? we see mobile monthly active users at 211 million? average monthly active users, 271 million. that was the june 30th. that is way less than facebook but different story here. >> it was, liz. i'm so glad you're pointing out the fact it is crucial we discuss the fact time spent on twitter. that international story will be big. if they can get more of those international users to sign on to twitter that will certainly help. the timeline views, 173 billion, that is really good revenue. revenue numbers, timeline view number and ad revenue per 1,000 timeline views, a buck 60 they're starting to show us they can make money, liz, w

someone should have tried this on charlie gasparino, who was also stuck on the tarmac en route to sun valley. my wife must have made a call. the stewardess keeps pouring me vodka to keep me quiet. i don't think vodka keeps charlie quiet. i think it has opposite impact. >> let's try experiment. do it for tomorrow's show. melissa: >> adopt this policy on new jersey transit. the pilot has sense of ownership like he is responsible for what is happening. >> down payment to travel on long island railroad. it is so expensive. how cool that a cheap airline on frontier, has a captain splurge for pizza. i prefer they get off the ground. melissa: 38 pizzas that is expensive. he spent a lot of money out of his own pocket. what do they pay him to fly the plane. >> i think they want to prevent a mutiny, outbound mutiny. melissa: self-preservation. i can respect that. >> good-hearted gesture. after all this good pub blissty -- >> they kept pizza people there later in order to make 35 pizzas. they were heading out the door which is sad. how do you know what tarmac to deliver to? melissa: i had at lov

charlie gasparino has exclusive details on how goldman sachs is going to respond to the downturn in fixed-incomesible acquisition? charlie has that exclusive story. he is coming down here. don't want you to miss it. it matters to your money. you know what i love america, fine barbeque good times and zero heartburn. ♪ and that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me zero heartburn... annc: prilosec otc ahh... annc: the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for nine straight years... you can't beat zero heartburn... annc: prilosec otc one pill each morning 24 hours zero heartburn. liz: we have some breaking news. there has been a chemical plant explosion, and it's a gm plant. it's a stamping plant in marion, indiana, apparently four employees have been injured, one at least has been rushed to the hospital, a couple were being hosed down. details are very sketchy right now. this is about 29 miles southwest of fort wayne. actually, make that 45 miles southwest of fort wayne, indiana, and the plant has, indeed, been evacuated. we are w

we have charlie gasparino as well. "wall street journal's" simon constable. i think it is going to be harder and harder for markets to ignore the hot spots around the world which are flaring up. everywhere we look there is a conflict going on now. this adds something very serious on top of it. go ahead. >> that's part of the problem. everywhere we look. so it is not like it is the exception almost. it is getting to the point where which hot spot do you want to try and focus on? and this does obviously put us beyond what any others, it appeals. but at this point -- appeals. >> how long is the market able to ignore what is going on around the world. >> at "wall street journal" joke, world ends, interest rates stay stable. this is a war going on here. that is a big story. the markets though are different and i think for the average investor, this should not be taken, in of itself as a reason to start blowing out your stocks or change your portfolio. this will happen. the world is a dangerous place. equity traders hit buy and sell buttons on headlines. melissa: y

david: as our charlie gasparino says, leave it to the market.tket is sorting these things out. i think he is right. john coffee, university of columbia law school. thank you very much, professor. thanks for coming in. liz? liz: david, most daunting part of landing a new job, the interview. as we continue our "can you hire me now? " series. we'll answer how you get over your nerves around land the job. we're waiting on apple's the tech giant webest quarter on record. will this justify the stock's 24% rally over past three months? we have numbers band analysis minutes from now. stay with us. ♪ my mother made the best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law

joining me senior correspondent charlie gasparino. fox business's tom sullivan and dan schaefer of schaefer asset management. tom, what do you think? >> i like pepsi. one of my all-time favorite stocks. revenues are up. profit margins are up. the income is up. melissa: yeah. >> there's -- melissa: but they're telling us that the economy is not up. >> i know. but they sell things and dan follows this better than i do, i mean you know you get into the consumer staple sort of thing, i think in some cases frito-lay may be a consumer staple. people buy that in good times or bad. they are just a well-managed company. melissa: dan what do you think? what does it tell us about the economy. >> i think she is giving as you warning shot across the bow. because they're international, so we have international and european markets are a lot slower than ours right now. there is this underlying concern about the quality of food, that people are beginning to wake up what the chemicals are in our foods. that could eventually cut -- the profits were not

melissa: we have charlie gasparino. new oak president, james frischling. fox business's very own tracy byrnes. what is your takeaway? tracy, what do you think? >> the market is realizing we'll not take military action. nothing intrinsically changed. this was an accident, bad accident, but an accidented. tensions going on overseas, they will be there a day ago, three days ago and they will be there a week from today. melissa: what do you think of the white house response? >> pretty lame. this follows what i said yesterday. we'll not do military action. that is off the stable. president obama has been signaling we'll not do very tough stuff in terms of freezing russian assets to impair their economy major way and impact our economy, banking system if you froze all the russian assets. if that is the case, traders will trade off negative headline and they will, it will come back the next day because it will not have macro impact on our markets or economy. that is what is happening now. i'll say again if president obama wants to really go after russia for this

charlie gasparino reported last hour, fixed income traders are concerned there will be layoffs.smaller names seems like there are not as many litigation fees they have to worry about, less overhang and worry. >> exactly. you're saying the mortgage stuff is behind citi what about for recollection, and libor? -- forex. nonbanks are picking up you have a full lot of business from the big guys. david: fred we have to go, at end of the year, 10-year rate what do you think it will be? >> 2.80. how's that? david: that is a number. thank you, fred. >> great to be on. david: great to see you my friend. liz: terrific. david: when visa the number one payments company makes an investment in a fast-growing tech company investors should pay attention. we'll talk to the ceo of that company, electronic signature firm called dock you sign. millions of people use it. even if they don't even know it. a fox business exclusive coming right up. liz: intel flying high after beating the street with its earnings report that just came out along with its revenue outlook. the chip-making giant's chief fina

we have very own charlie gasparino and "wall street journal" spencer ante. what do you think of the selloff. >> much overdue. we need a break. we need a correction. i'm still, if you're asking me, i don't give people investing advice, if the fed keeps basically easing on its schedule, taper schedule as it is without raising interest rates, not a lot of placeses to put your money. has to be in stocks. melissa: spencer? >> the stock market is going up on upper trajectory. it was due for minor correction. there was more major correction in the spring. is this longer term play? hard to determine. melissa: we had tendency to ignore bad news. what changed? >> israeli-palestinian issue is getting worse. could threaten global oil supplies if it gets worse. melissa: greg, what do you think? >> i think it goes further down, maybe not right away, if you look, we talked about this on the show before. there is no jobs recovery. without a jobs recovery, you can't have housing recovery. if you look leading the market down, global issues are there, housing stocks, for examp