liz: charlie gasparino breaks it here. imagine that. charlie: where else?siness all the way. twenty-eight minutes away, closing bell. he's never going to stop. eight winning weeks. that's what the dow and s&p will score. will the rally last into 2015? how should you adjust your personal balance sheet? two top strategists right here with their money moves for you. plus, our special report fit for business. you guys, this has become an incredibly popular segment we're doing. a company called misfit making wearable gear that doesn't have to go on the wrist. drawing big money backers and could have an early advantage over apple's iwatch. we will tell you how it works. if you get one, you may get paid to walk around. ♪ liz: we've got a stock alert, breaking news. the dow is up nearly 100 points, with about 22 minutes to the close. we are getting very close, if not at session highs right now. the s&p could score a brand-new record. tell me what the real feel is like on the new york stock exchange floor. i guess the sectors that are stand out winners. >> no doubt.

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charlie gasparino is back, matt welch, doug holtz-eakin is back as well.ht to say that the fed is boosting the stock market, it's making the rich richer, leaving the middle class, lower class and stocks left behind. >> it's contributing to the margin, the bigger impact is for decades now we've seen widening earnings distributions around the world. people with skills get paid better. in global economy you have to have skills to make money. melissa: we aren't seeing people, wages aren't getting better for anyone, even people with skills. >> now layer on top of it extremely anemic economy, people are angry because they haven't seen a raise in 5 1/2 years, haven't seen jobs grow fast enough. that's a real phenomenon. melissa: charlie? >> still trying to figure out what country i'm in. melissa: the united states of america. what country do you think we're in? >> i don't know. i look outside, i see protests. no, i don't see anything outside, i see cars, people celebrating christmas. i'll say this, the obama nomices was a complete failure, it hurt us coming out o

charlie gasparino is with us. charlie, is goodel done, the judge essentially called him a liar? >> full disclosure, i'm an acquaintance of roger goodell. the nfl has done very well financially under roger goodell's leadership. the problem that he has i think here and this is a slow burn, and i think tenure is coming to an end, that's my opinion, because if you think of it this way, if you're a ceo that openly lies, right? or a judge found that you openly lied, chances are you're not going to remain. david: what do you think? >> this isn't a company with a -- but he definitely threaded the needle of how can i put it, he danced in exactitude. i don't want to call someone a liar. think of it this way, there is a meeting between ray price and roger goodell about what happened in the elevator. we all know that he knocked his wife out. ray rice, according to multiple versions, people that were in the room when he was talking to roger goodell conceded he knocked his wife thushths he -- out, he hit her and knocked her out

charlie gasparino is here with the details.hey presented no evidence that they knew they were trading inside information. >> and no evidence that this is todd, two traders convicted with insider trading. they were going to jail potentially for a couple of years each. both had ties to sec capital and other firms approximate the interestin.the judge said this. this is where it gets bad. you have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that when a guy trades on inside information, even if it is insider information, that he knew it was inside information, not that it was information that may have been insider information washed to three or four different sources. you as the government have to prove that. as part of that proof, you as the government have to show that something is exchanged. adam: there was benefit. >> benefit to the person that ultimately gave you that information as it went through those layers. and those are generally two keys. the government over the last year has been able to whittle those two -- i guess they were st

charlie gasparino, $150,000 is your share. >> really? melissa: do you have a check? pay up and send it to the government. >> we should point out it is not all the president's fault. stop, let me finish. let me finish. >> burying the lead. i'm afraid you're going to make comment about a cat. >> i promise not. don't be imus here. but, you know, he inherit ad bad situation. he had a plan to grow the economy that failed. and you know, one of the problems with the debt is the fact that it is not just that we're spending. is that the economy isn't growing. if the economy was growing, this wouldn't be so much of an issue. obama-nomics essentially has failed, right, whose fault is it the economy isn't growing? james, what do you think? >> i want to go back for the debt for a moment. melissa: one of the reasons why the debt is so huge because the economy isn't growing. >> well the debt is the fault of congress and the president spending all kinds of money. the good news is that. it is not highest in real terms. higher than it has been since world war ii. melissa: i feel so mu

charlie gasparino is here as well. let me ask you, everybody pictures the strippers. different bachelor party is in now. >> yeah. they center around adrenaline. once in a life activities. we are doing extreme adventures. it is like the craziest thing i have ever done. melissa: first bachelor party you ever plan was in ukraine? >> yeah. he lifted london at the time. i was wondering where a good spot to do it would be. melissa: and you thought ukraine? >> yeah. years ago, i mean, it was awesome. i heard you could drive tanks and shoot machine guns and slave growers. melissa: did you do that? >> yeah. i set that up. basically, it is just leftover. melissa: what would you do right now? >> i am planning one in columbia. >> it really depends on what their budget is. the general number would be in the 30-40 range. i just got an e-mail the other day. >> male strippers. >> no. no. [laughter] this is various territories. both get right back on track here. flying an f-16 fighter jet. >> you can actually just do it. it is legitimately the coolest thing ever done. melissa: driving

he would probably say, are you kidding me charlie gasparino? do held to scrutiny. >> tell us that. tell us that. i don't know. just pick up the phone, man. and, by the way, i don't cover everything he does. i think the last time i did a story on ben lareno was when i was up in wall street journal in 1988 where i reported he was given this huge contract to jump from one firm to ubs where they paid him something like $70 million over three years. that was the last time i did anything since sage kelly. you know, you're making that much money, you just can't pop in. liz: almost every anchor speaks before the interns and gives a speech. >> i deal with interns all the time. i think it's part -- it's what you should be giving back a little bit to the team. liz: pay it forward, darling. charlie, thank you. charlie gasparino. closing bell, 28 minutes away. temperatures are dropping. the snow is falling. if you're here or you just want your portfolio to do well because of a ski stock, do not miss my exclusive interview. vail resorts ceo cats cats. he's b

liz: charlie gasparino, thank you very much. >> okay.: closing bell, 28 minutes away. 2014 shattering the record for motor vehicle recalls u nearly doubling the previous one. are automakers being overly cautious about liability, or is this really, really on call? is it important? we're looking for answers next. >>> and u.s. travel companies licking their chops over the prospect of doing business in china. best western ceo david congress on how his -- congress on how his company is responding to president obama's unexpected policy shift. it's a fox business exclusive as we head into the holiday travel season. ♪ ♪ thanks. ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to able global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. (mandarin) ♪ cut it out. >>see you tomorrow. ♪ 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 letters and packages. i have exactly the amount of postage i need, the instant i need it. c

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charlie gasparino. check out his article right now on fox business do. we're 40 and a third minutes away. new intraday records for the dow and the s&p 500 again today. will they end higher for record closes? we're watching the markets and your money tick by tick. >>> plus, the ceo behind one stock, had you bought it a year ago, you'd be up 30%, more than 30%. it's columbia sportswear, growing so quickly it's opening new stores around the world. its first flagship right here in new york city, but guess what? well, they're making acquisitions of a company called prana which is very hip, charlie, kind of yoga -- >> what does that mean? liz: ceo tim boyle. you'll have to watch. details columbia's expansion strategies next in a fox business exclusive. we'll warm up your chilly portfolio. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: ooh, baby, it's getting colder outside, and the sportswear fashion trend has sent active wear retailer stocks sprinting ahead. brands such as nike and vf corp. which, of course, is the participant company of north face, have -- parent company of north face, have

charlie gasparino. >>> 38 minutes away from the closing bell. now how holiday sales are really stacking up, look no further than the guys at guilt group. our high-end viewer that charlie was just talking about buys a lot from guilt. kevin ryan joining me in a fox business exclusive. that's lovely video. i can't imagine we have better stuff than that. >>> and want to get a jump-start on your new year's resolution but need a bit of team spirit to get you through? swerve fitness wants to help. they're here to tell you how to avoid the holiday bulge. ♪ ♪ here's a question for you: when electricity is generated with natural gas instead of today's most used source, how much are co2 emissions reduced? up to 30%? 45%? 60%? the answer is... up to 60% less. and that's a big reason why the u.s. is a world leader in reducing co2 emissions. take the energy quiz -- round 2. energy lives here. i'm sure you know what this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed... balances. no. portfolio. and if does

charlie gasparino said, man, austan is the guy to have today.pened with the markets ignore or cover up the fact that we got a very good november jobs report. does that put the federal reserve in a very tough position as you superimpose our improving economy with the weaker economy in europe and china? >> yeah, probably. though, let me just state for the record, you saw the markets going down before i ever got on tv, so if it keeps going down, don't blame it on me. not like old speeches at treasury or something. [laughter] liz: we won't. >> i think the fed, if this were to continue, the fed would be in a little bit of a tough spot in a couple of dimensions. first, the job market's looking strong. on the other hand, the stock market's looking relatively weaker. and for sure around the world in both japan and china and europe and emerging markets, all four of those are coming in below what the expectation was. so the fed would have to be nervous if they said, you know, on one hand we want to start tightening, but if we start tightening, it's going

charlie gasparino. >> they have engineered this company out of the financial crisis., you are giving them credit? now we have, we are in a position where we could start raising rates again. normalizing. melissa: scott martin. >> give credit where credit is due. >> i am still trying to figure out if that is the charlie gasparino that i know and love. this is because of small businesses. >> nothing to do with monetary policy. >> that has been the problem. >> i actually think that they are both right. >> finally trickling down after all this time. >> after all this time. >> i never thought that the problem was so said. the problem was fiscal policy. that is where you guys went wrong. janet yellen is not my cup of tea. >> janet yellen is not my cup of tea. they had to do what they had to do in the face of fiscal policy. talk about wages. >> charlie likes to pick fights. melissa: that is why we love him. the unemployment rate is down. >> the average american is not feeling it. >> let's move onto on to another story that charlie likes to argue about. it is bigger than the m

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charlie gasparino has the information. he'll be here next.shley: a huge day for the markets as the dow hits the all-important 18,000 level largely led by these five names. visa, goldman sachs, 3m, home depot and united health group. even though it's pulled back, the nasdaq hitting a 14 and a half high. the vix, the so-called fear index, it's down for the fifth day in a row. fear leaves the market, should investors start to be concerned? should we fear the lack of fear is what we're asking? let's get right to the floor show. we have traders from the new york stock exchange and the imex. we have jim. gentlemen, thank you for joining us. teddy, let me begin with you. my, oh, my. here we are. solidly above 18,000. where do we go from here? is this something we build on? or will we see a quick or jarring snap back at some point? >> we talked two weeks ago about liz about where is the santa claus rally when we were basically -- our toes were hanging over the abyss. we were looking at a big black empty hole. it's the funny time of the year. no quest

i can't wait to put on charlie gasparino one of these. me and tell me which one charlie should wear. back to the control room for another hint on tomorrow's big mystery guest. andrea, what do you have got. >> number three, a renaissance man, "new york times" best-seller, hollywood best-seller and has his own action figure. melissa: all right. i think i get a clue who he might be. tell me what you think. good-bye, ebola czar, we hardly knew you. ron klain making a quiet exit and got his desk set up the way he wanted it. >>> d.c. gets the royal touch. britain's royal couple touched down in the u.s. for the first visit since 2011. "piles of money" and royalty coming up. here's a question for you: when electricity is generated with natural gas instead of today's most used source, how much are co2 emissions reduced? up to 30%? 45%? 60%? the answer is... up to 60% less. and that's a big reason why the u.s. is a world leader in reducing co2 emissions. take the energy quiz -- round 2. energy lives here. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking

charlie gasparino knows mr. gross -- well, you do don't you.great track record. >> a horrible track record over the last two hours. he created pilgri pimco, fixed income investment, i would say this, this is proof positive that the consult of the superstar fund manager where people go from one fund to another to follow a name. his total return was one of the best. because of that name, the cult endures. i would say, don't buy the name. (?) go buy the record. this guy has not been doing very well. i'd be hesitant. >> thank you very much. big name. you know it, new high. starbucks. nicole, what are they doing right? >> at the continue to change with the times. they've also put out a five-year plan had to grow revenue that the analysts are loving. today you had jeffries on board. ninety-seven-dollar target way buy rating. the plan over the next five years is food, food, technology. basically saying, beer and wine. they're going to expand the lunch menu. they're going to be rolling out mobile ordering so you can get your drinks more quickly. howard

fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino is here. monica and lis are back as well. lie, what do you think about this one? >> i don't have any opinion. melissa: what? >> i don't care. >> stop the presses. melissa: okay. moving on. monica, what do you think? >> wait, he doesn't get off the hook. >> i never heard of charlie not having an opinion so i don't want to ruin the moment. go ahead. >> look we all know by this point that smoking can be very dangerous and can cause some serious health issues. i really don't have a problem whether it is a municipality or private business -- melissa: saying workers will pay more for their insurance? >> that is my point. we're seeing huge restrictions on our freedom across the board. this is another example of this. if somebody wants to smoke, i understand wanting to force smokers to go outside so you don't have second-hand smoke affecting people who choose not to smoke but to ban workers and forcing them to take a mandatory tobacco test i think is encroaching on freedom a little too much. melissa: is it? you have the right to go ou

charlie gasparino, i love you so much. no one could anticipate what you were going to say about the story. >> this is so obvious. this is insane. this guy is a nobody. >> so obvious, melissa,dy, got whole thing started again. my mistake. >> how do you like the fact that the "new york times" -- melissa: cheaper by the gallon. gas falling below $12 in some areas. how low will prices go. mill does not do a company good. reason why coke is pulling its latest ads. more money coming up. >> yes, paralyzed, for people who want life just shy of good. in this product doesn't work out, they can always reintroduce, milk classic. [laughing] melissa: a buck 99, that is all you have to fork over for a gallon of gas in oklahoma city. the drop through the floor of two bucks is even sparking gas wars. here so discuss it all, patrick dehaan from gasbuddy.com. jared levy from profitable trading.com and simon constable from "the wall street journal" thanks to all of you for joining us. patrick, you're a gas buddy. gas wars, are there really ga

launching a capsule that could put you on the red planet or charlie gasparino. we'll see who. giving back in a major way this holiday season. one salvation army bell ringer received. >>> but first the fed releasing the latest beige book report on the economy. peter barnes has the details. >> hey, melissa. according to the beige book, quote, national economic activity continued to expand in october and november and this is the beige book that fed policymakers will use at their next policy meeting at the end of this month. the report goes on to say that consumer spending continued to advance in most districts and quote, some con tacts viewed lower gasoline prices as contributing factor to higher consumer spending. in fact the report mentioned lower gas prices about a dozen times helping to increase shopping and dining out. the report is fairly upbeat across the board saying that in the survey period, there were, quote, widespread employment gains, improved manufacturing, especially in autos and aerospace. construction and real estate expanded and lending was steady or rising. me

charlie gasparino has the skill.f people don't know louises. >> new york sp governor, three turned and, represents the moderate rockefeller wing of the republican party. a lot of wall street guys like him. i will put this in the snowball's chance in hell category. he will not be president of the united states. won't be the nominee. dave: how does he raise any money? >> he has a lot of connections on wall street. according to people who have spoken recently, he believes he has a shot, he is talking to people. he is approached greenberg about raising money, greenberg is leaning towards doing that. he wants to test into greenberg's circle of friends on wall street which includes can playingone, a major contributor. and also supporting chris christie as well. that is part of hank's circle. what we understand is hank he is leaning toward helping george pataki raise money. dave: i don't want to throw money away. >> there are lots of reasons why people do things. this guy is a very -- the governor of new york state, hank ha

now charlie gasparino has a fox business exclusive. on why the word "sharing" might actually be a dirty word on wall street this year. ah, what does that mean? we'll find out. charlie's coming down in a second. >>> and america's middle class getting the squeeze, that's not new, but we know health care costs are causing millions to trim their budgets. we'll tell you where specifically they're cutting back and how that might impact the economy and stocks you own. we're the business, and fox means business. ♪ ♪ could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13 ® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. prevnar 13 is used in adults 50 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneu

joining with us exclusive details, who else, charlie gasparino. >> end of the year.ng my banking sources. we should point out uber has not decided to go public. they may announce they're boeing public next year and go public in 2016. they may sell themselves. they may do nothing. it is kind of interesting right now, uber is establishing relationships with plenty of banks, not juts goldman sachs. we should point out goldman sachs through vc arm owns a portion of google. we don't know how much. many people feel they have the inside track. google is establishing relationships with wide array of wall street firms. and banks. jpmorgan, goldman sachs, morgan stanley. what these bankers are telling us at firms, if and when they do go public it looks like they will pull a page out of alibaba and not pick a lead underwriter. probably do the thing that alibaba did. everybody's lead. we want relationships with all of wall street. and maybe someone does the processing part of the underwriting but, no one gets paid extra. this thing will, this thing is going across wall street. b

charlie gasparino just yesterday told you how goldman sachs was basically working for free to try toavor with uber, the car service company, ahead of its eventual ipo which values it at $41 billion. it's hot, but there's been some controversy. now charlie has exclusive details of another major bank that's turning its nose up on cozying up to uber. we're going to hear which bank that is. very interesting. they're not giving in to that hype. >>> and shooting 3600 miles into space and coming back to earth with a splash, nasa's orion spacecraft ushers in a new era of american space travel. we'll tell you which companies are behind it and how their stocks are reacting on this record-breaking day for stocks. are you watching your money? you cannot tune out. ♪ my name is karen and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's progressive pain. first that feeling of numbness. then hot pins. almost like lightning bolts, hot strikes into my feet. so my doctor prescribed lyrica. the pain has been reduced and i feel better than i did before. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica

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look who has the story, charlie gasparino. charles: they start counting at. executives make most of their money out of the this, they get paid a nominal salary and a big bonus at the end of the year. in the old days the producers no matter where they were got the most. if the traders made a lot of money they got it, investment bankers may lot of money, this year is a little different, we heard from major firms, for some reason they are becoming -- the guys that talked to obama and obama talked about spreading the wealth, they are spreading wealth and leaving out the bonus pool, bankers who had a good year are subsidizing the traders from what we understand. stuart: do you think this is, we built this as socialism. judge napolitano: that is what president obama said to joe. if i do really well why can't i make the money. the good thing about wall street, if you made money and be paid. and they turned that meritocracy on its life and is a bad trend. i think wall street is a protected industry to begin with. it moved totally from not just protected industry, now

joining us from our sister network, the fox business network's charlie gasparino. are you feeling about things going into 2015? >> i think everything's going to be pretty good. i mean, listen, something can change this dynamic, but if it holds, it's going to be a good year for stocks. low interest rates fueled by low inflation fueled by the fact that you have low gas prices, oil prices remain pretty low, and the fact is the economy is improving but not rapidly. we're not getting massive wage growth. all that together, you add it all up, that is a recipe to buy stocks because you have low inflation, you have low interest rates, you just -- and you have a moderately growing economy. not something crazy that would cause the fed to raise rates. what happens when you raise rates? people -- i mean, the market moves immediately, but the technical thing is people start putting their money in the bank and in bonds rather that be stocks -- than stocks. heather: do you want an economy that grows moderately rather than gangbusters? >> well, you're asking me two questions. is t

charlie gasparino, on top of that story. that is all we have for now. right now the dow is up 87."countdown" starts right now. liz: maybe those fighting words from the president got this market going. thank you, melissa. sony gets walloped again. not by hackers but, yes, by the president of the united states. president obama in the last hour measured but stern saying we cannot let a dictator decide what we watch, and we can't be intimidated. he didn't mix words on sony's decision to pull the plug on "the interview." >> i am sympathetic to the concerns that they faced. having said all that, yes, i think they made a mistake. liz: the president going on to say that's not us, that's not america, to bend to people who threaten our freedoms, which he intimated was exactly what sony did when it canceled this movie in the wake of threats

charlie gasparino is come down with breaking details of what bank is doing to try to win uber's ipo business's pretty stunning. the dow jones industrials going for its second record close in a row. already there. any move to the upside will guarantee it. we're watching the market's every move. getting record picks from kevin. more importantly how he spots the next m&a1 liz: breaking new, this just hitting the tape. according to the wall street journal, 17 states are suing the white house over immigration. texas' attorney general greg abbott just announced lawsuit. involves a lot of states. among them, mississippi, montana, idaho, kansas, maine, north carolina, south carolina, south dakota, west virginia, wisconsin, basically what we're hearing that it's a federal suit announced by the texas attorney general, and, in essence, says that the president illegally rewrote immigration law without approval from congress and in violation of the us constitution. we'll have more on this as it develops. let's get to ipos, twitter and alibaba. they were so hot. firms scrambling across wall street to do a

charlie gasparino has brand-new behind the scenes details as bankers are competing to grab their portion of what could be tens of millions of dollars of fees from this potential ipo. what is it? can you get in? how to prevent a holiday hack attack. what you need to know. do not press your mouse or keyboard one more time until you see this segment. it will protect you on this cyber monday. liz: wall street's top firms believe the initial public offering of first data corps. little known processing company could be a lucrative deal. >> we should talk about why it's little known now. first data has been around for a long time. it was taken private by kkr in 2007. kind of just before the -- kk bought it for $30 billion. now, what we understand kkr wants essentially to get rid of it. it wants to ipo this thing. run by frank, the ceo of first data. long time executive. worked for jpmorgan. here's what we know. bankers are meeting with frank to talk about a potential ipo. they're saying, this may not be the biggest ipo. it's not going to be facebook. the fees could be enormous on this. $40 mill

i want to bring in charlie gasparino. he is fox business's senior correspondent. we have jedediah bila. she is a fox news contributor. charlie, i want to start with you. we've been talking a bit about the economic impact about this. we don't want to diminish the loss of life but it's a money show. >> don't want to distill everything in numbers. clearly when you think about it, and i did some reporting on this, one guy shut down entire business district of sydney. pimco was in lockdown. bloomberg, everybody in that area was essentially on lockdown node. mode. shows you what terrorism is about. terrorism is about taking lives but they have a economic gain. 9/11 was economic game. i make one point. you can't arrest somebody for threats. you sure about that? >> you can arrest them for the threats. can't necessarily incarcerate them. in this country you really have to go to far extent to be able arrest them for just making a threat. melissa: okay. >> reminds me of major hasan. i don't even want to call him a gentleman of the person who shot up the fort hood. >> fort hoo

here with me, charlie gasparino, fox business senior correspondent, lauren simonetti from fox business, and james freeman of "the wall street journal." charlie, what do you make of the breakdown in the markets? >> listen, i think it's a good thing. melissa: good thing for the markets down so much? okay. >> i like the fact that consumers and average working class americans are getting a huge tax cut by lower oil prices and lower tax prices, if the fat cats take it on the chin, that's fine. the market had incredible run since 2009, fueled in large part about the fed. i think that is part of it. i think market is pricing in slowly that fed will raise interest rates. a nice lit correction might be here and economy picks up and market might come back. melissa: we're talking about so much extra supplies, this is a about a cut in demand which tells you the economy is weaker than those producing oil thought it would be. that is what is worrisome? >> the economy here in the u.s. is stronger than many other places. that is the problem. japan and europe, that is where they slow down more. that wh

fox business's charlie gasparino, jack hough from "barron's." monica crowley from "the washington times." she is also fox news contributor. jack what do you think of this rally? >> it is certainly welcome. only an idiot would try to predict what the stock market will do. that said, let me predict what the market will do. the u.s. market will rise 8%. melissa: really. >> i pick that number because that is rate of expected earnings growth next year. we had enough of rising valuations in u.s. they have been high as they get relative to earnings. see valuations stable, match -- melissa: nice haircut,. >> petco. melissa: well-played. >> i agree. here's the thing, look at this way, low inflation a huge tax cut in the name of lower oil prices and lower gas prices. not really great wage growth. and decently expanding economy, unless something takes, throws a monkey wrench into that formula the market has got to go up. i don't know how much. i won't say 8% but got to be a decent run. it has to be. melissa: we'll hold you to that. >> unless one of those -

let's bring in senior correspondent charlie gasparino and "barron's" senior editor jack hough and we have deputy editorial director of "wall street journal" i think this is serious. >> part of me wants to say screw you. we have a lot of cops out there. to whoever is doing this. melissa: those making threats. >> i don't know if they're terrorists or whatever. melissa: the hackers. >> maybe they're not the hackers. maybe someone that is a copycat but when you think about terrorism, yes, a human life is also involved but also an economic impact. they want to scare us into not doing what we do every day. go to work, go to the movies and this is where it gets really scary for me as an american. you know, at at time when the senate is attacking the people that we're supposed to protecting us, think about that. think about what dianne feinstein did in the middle of terrorism across the globe. she attacked the cia which we should give credit for protects you so long. melissa: we'll get to that. i want to stay on the hacking. >> mike rogers, house intelligence committee tried to pass bills to

to charlie gasparino who says everything i said is right.e also have the fox biz all-stars veronica dagger. the money extraordinary from fox business. what you're hearing from these donors. you pal around, in that same disingenuous bunch. >> i love them because they're so disingenuous. take it way grain of salt. this could be lying to me. jeb coming out first is essentially to block out romney. (?) >> okay i don't think he considers christie a viable candidate, but there are some people that will -- neil: who do not -- >> jeb. he'll find christie easier to beat if he runs. i think it's romney to block out romney. he's telling his bunglers, and i reported this the other day that he believes that romney will not run. that's what he's telling the major northeast money man bundlers that do this kind of stuff. whether it happens or not, i can tell you this, jeb comes out with this, you would think that romney would say something if he really was in it, if his heart was in it. we've heard nothing. crickets over the past -- neil: why should he resp

. >> with me now, charlie gasparino, fox business senior correspondent, veronica dagher from "the wall street journal" and kmele foster from fox business. thanks for joining us. charlie, what do you think? >> i think this is scary time in new york city. i didn't think this would hit the fan this quickly. civil unrest and mayor de blasio's acceptance and fomenting it would create a bad situation two years or year-and-a-half into his tenure. he is less than a year into his tenure we have civil disorder in the streets. we should point out before the two police officers were assassinated there were protests bill de blasio, mayor of new york city called peaceful which they weren't. where protesters, many of them were part of 1199 sciu, union backers of mayor de blasio, beat up cops, threw stuff at cops. one guy assault ad cop. this has been a -- melissa: we want dead cops, we want them now. >> this is deteriorating situation because de blasio because he endorse this is stuff, you can't say he pulled the trigger. that is wrong but he did, as rudy said, he created the atmosphere. melissa: wha

. >> if you're talking to charlie gasparino, anthony scaramucci told awe about a week ago, the considerable time language would be left in. it was. that pleased the market. nicole petallides at nyse watching all ups and downs of the market, mostly up although there was a slight pullback after initial enthusiasm. what was that about? >> we saw the markets jump that is the cue we should take. dow fin i canning up nearly 300 points. not too far off the highs of the day. they left in the considerable time language. they can be patient normalizing monetary policy. all 10 sectors higher today. [closing bell ringing] liz: energy really gyrated. really fascinating day. one of the biggest rally days post-federal reserve meeting. david: look at pyramid. we focus on the dow jones industrial average. but that pyramid gets bigger as you go down the indices. nasdaq did better than both. big winner, small and mid-sized caps loving what happened today. both the prize of oil. we can't forget what drove markets up in the beginning, oil begins to find a ground. might be temporary. at least for today it found

charlie gasparino is coming up to break it down. >> right now, we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of sydney, australia. a 16-hour plus hostage seige at a downtown cafe is now over. the violence this morning having an impact on the stock market today. right now, the dow is down 50. it diefed down triple digits just a little bit earlier. joining us now from our sister network, fox business news. how closely link is the dow being down? >> i won say it's most of it. i would say it was possibly totally linked. our asked charlie brady can you give me a chart and the chart of oil prices follows the dow. the dow declined with oil prices. hit its bottom. as the oil prices came up, the dow came up. there was an extra pop when the terrorism crisis was handled. most of it is oil. the dow is trading right now in tandem with oil prices, for a lot of reasons, including traders thinking hey all these oil stocks are going to take it on the chin. that's going to cause it to go. >> this shut down all of sydney. it looks a lot like new york. some guy in a cafe here it shuts down a whole city

melissa: charlie gasparino? >> who predicted this? joe fami and trader and anthony scaramucci of skybridge capital on fox business. they said there was no way the fed would do meaningful rate increases because they want to keep this market going for the end of obama's term. if you listen to fox business you made a lot of money today. melissa: john lonski, what do you think today? they're piling on with the language. fed to maintain near zero interest rates for considerable period of time. it is not enough, saying that they can be patient in normalizing monetary policy that was piling on. >> janet yellen put on santa claus outfit and had a gift for everybody today or tried to do so at least of the truth is there is no pressings need for a rake hike anytime soon. we have disinflation. core inflation is well-contained. we also have a stronger dollar. and given recent market volatility and rising slack abroad, perhaps the fed did the right thing. melissa: steve moore? >> yeah. look the fed is keeping the punch bowl around for at least ano

here to discuss our very own charlie gasparino, veronica daguerre of "the wall street journal" and dan shaffer, president of shaffer asset management. are think optimistic or delusional? they still think we'll end up ahead. >> a lot of people are buying online. that could boost sales as they said. i think we'll see increase in sales. seems like we're headed in that direction despite the stretched consumer. the question at what margin? what profits are companies going to get the sales because they are discounting so details. melissa: you were online by 5:00 a.m. on thursday, right? >> of course. i thought economy is supposed to be getting dramatically better. isn't that what we're reading every day out of wall street. melissa: right. >> this is one indicator but pretty good indicator, people are not spending this time of year, they don't have disposable income, all the happy talk about unemployment going down is not happening. melissa: the argument is, they're not spending yet. the deals are spread out so people didn't feel pressure to shop. >> they started in october right after hallow

charlie gasparino was talking about this all day.me as financial story because i'm not going to go to the movies? probably not growing out to eat, that means, therefore the economy unfortunately gets hurt. liz: you don't want these guys to win, gary b. that is the problem. i'm so standing with sony, amy pascal on this they had a very bad hand dealt to them at the moment but looking at the potential here you don't want to stay away from the movie theater because it affects every movie company and you let terrorists win. >> well, yeah, i agree with you. i think this, you know, sony's profit or potential profits who knows how much these companies like sony make on a movie like "the interview." but their profits on that could take a hit. but then we're on to the next movie. fortunately or unfortunately maybe it is for the wear. i think americans have a very, very short memory and they will move on from this and go see the next movie. the bigger issue i think are movie theaters which you mentioned. i think those are on a downward spiral b

charlie gasparino is here. >> it is his association with the bank industry.about the populist wing of the republican party, they are very skeptical of banks and we do know jab was an adviser to lehman brothers in the 2008 financial crisis. he remains an advisor to barkley's, and even as he creates this exploratory committee jeb bush is remaining as a senior adviser to barkley's. i think by the end of the week, that will be over. this spells the biggest trouble he has with certain aspects of the republican party. and the report of common core, that kind of curriculum, and they don't like some of his stances on immigration but where republicans may agree on everything is the republican party is not in favor of big banks and some of the stuff they do and this is what will hurt him going forward. stuart: what other potential candidates, marco rubio probably won't run. what about chris christie? >> let me get to that. mitt romney, this hurts when i talk to republican fund-raisers. karl rove is -- stuart: jeb bush are the front runners. >> table fight it out for th

charles: charlie gasparino with a lot more on this. >> if there was one case that could change the whole trading on nonpublic information. you have to know that the material was kind of stolen. you should not have it. you also have to confer some benefit. criminals do not work for free. in the past, the u.s. attorney attorney office and the courts have said, really low barriers to prove that you knew it was insider-trading. sometimes they say, well, you should have known. if you are just friends with somebody, that may be a benefit. you have to know if it is really insider trading, where it came from and you have to prove that a real benefit was confirmed. it was payment, not just friendship. i would bet my pinky that he walks. many other convictions will be overturned. i was always dubious about this whole insider trading crap down. they went too far. they took people to jail who should not have gone. charles: two parties. this person did not get any financial gain. >> no. the person who gave the information. yeah, sometimes they do go to jail. this person has to know that this person i

charlie gasparino is here. you are reporting this morning. >> bloomberg was shut down.very other business, large business in that area. if you went to work, you were locked inside and then discharged. we do not want to reduce every story that has human casualties. they go after the world trade center. they crippled the economy. they shut down the stock work at it one crazy terrorist stockman shut down an entire city. you and i were always saying we do not want to give anyone a roadmap, but they know this already. the density of the population. that is why before we go out, i am not saying i am for torture, i am saying before we eat up on our intelligence community, think about what we are giving up here. these are people that want to hurt us. that is the very epic. >> the people we beat up on. >> what happened in sydney has extreme relevance. richard grenell is with us. richard, thank you for joining us. when will president obama issued these two words, islamic terrorism? when will he say it? >> really dismissing the growing threat. now all throughout iraq. isis has bee

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charlie gasparino is here. looking at a 200-point decline, how much of it is the result of the collapse in the price of oil? >> it is somewhat. there's never one reason why the markets do this, obviously. it was up yesterday, it's down today. we're in a kind of rocky position but, yes, a lot of it is oil, but it's also wall street and traders coming to the realization that interest rates are going to go up. i mean, if you read some of the research reports this morning, deutsche bank -- stuart: they're not going up. the ten-year treasury is 2.1. >> short term. and what traders are now doing is getting used to the fact, and that's why the market is coming off its cocaine high of zero interest rates and continuous printing money. stuart: do you think that's bigger than the collapse in the price of oil? >> no. i know you're trying to argue with me. [laughter] stuart: no, no, no, "the wall street journal" guy this morning says the collapse in this price of oil indicates the economy around the world is really not doi