our very own charlie gasparino moving markets this week with a scoop on carl icahn. charlie tells the story. >> here is what we know. i can't tell you if carl will get involved in the stock or not. he is an interesting guy. he plays a lot of controversial stocks. hlf, herbalife, he is still involved in. his staff is looking whether to get involved in this we don't know whether he will go long or short. we don't know whether we will get involved. there is no decision yet on the table. i posted this on twitter, this is somebody inside of carl's office, sometimes comes down to carl makes his move who does he hate less? does he hate longs or shorts? as you know -- melissa: he loves money. i don't think he cares about people that much more than money in this situation. >> the one of the, shorts on this as you know is whitney tilson. i emailed whitney tilson. i said do you and carl get along? we should have full screen. yes, we are friends. he spoken twice to my conference. we both made a fortune on netflix. melissa: when it comes down to money he likes you. he loves to mak

let's bring in charlie gasparino. frank and peter. peter, you have been sitting there shaking your head. >> i love apple and i think that this may be a missed step. secondly pitch will not support this. everything this watch can do, i can do on my phone. i do not need another gadget that they need to plug-in and charge. i am worried about this one. >> real skepticism. melissa: that is really true. i remember the ipad. making fun of the name and then it is a huge hit. >> what i love about apple it is probably the best in american capitalism. tim cook was greeted with a lot of skepticism coming in. even by his board members. we reported that. i agree with you on the watch. it does not mean that they will not be some market for it. melissa: we came on the air and it was up about 2%. >> we are all focused on the watch. they are going to write to consumer with hbo. it is an amazing thing. you can bypass cable. you disrupt the entire cable model that we make money off of. it is a very interesting thing that is going on right now. >> the new

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i thought she would like them. >> charlie gasparino, thank you very much.ox business tonight the new hit show "strange inheritance," tonight's episode, you need to hear the story of one woman inheriting one of the bloodiest artifacts of the civil war. another story of a family inheriting this giant landmark that could cause a bloody injury if it fell on you. bloody either way. closing bell, 29 minutes away. russia. murderous streets? while most of wall street is running away from the places where there is fighting and there is shooting of protest candidates, murders and killing, one legendary investor running toward it. jimmy roger why he's still bullish on russia. and will this man save you and your portfolio from the next big hack attack? we talk to the man at the helm of the nasdaq to talk about hitting 5,000, and why bubble trouble is the least of any of our troubles. what's coming up for the next 15 years. fighting cyber attacks. important number one. bob greifeld. yes. charlie: i love bob. >> who do not? bed bath who does not? ♪ liz: we've got a fox b

charlie gasparino, james freeman, "wall street journal." brian kilmeade host of "fox & friends." james freeman, give me take on fed talks since charlie is tweeting. >> i have a twitter war. >> maybe sometime soon they will start to talk about how they will eventually get normal interest rates again. this economy is growing. almost 300,000 jobs last month. some people call this full employment. i don't believe that looking at the labor force participation rate. the point is, we are a long way from the crisis. we're in a year where we're creating 200,000 jobs anymore. so it is there is plenty of liquidity in the economy. melissa: they keep revising. >> this is janet yellen's opportunity to show this is not the bernanke fed. there will now be a turn. melissa: we all agree they do not have any excuse to keep rates lower any longer, right? can't we agree on that? >> no. melissa: keep them lower? they have an excuse for that? no, they don't. >> i don't have my mind made up on this but i have been reading liberal commentary. melissa: why? >> john cassidy from the new yorker. i read "new

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charlie gasparino on a beware to short sellers. "60 minutes," correct? >> they started screaming at me, they didn't like the report and said they didn't know they were -- i put they did not return a call for comment. which they did, i spoke to them last week, and comment if you want, london lennys. liz: lumber liquidators. >> they are questioning the methodology how you tested this and never got back to them. tough luck to them, the shoe is on the other foot, gentlemen, call me when you want, and we'll put your comment on the story. liz: literally screaming? >> yes. liz: a spokesman for "60 minutes." >> some guy named tadesco. do you know him? liz: no. >> cnbc is catching up to this today. liz: you reported two days ago. >> i did on your show. this is a bit of a show, cnbc is making it, they book their guests after they read our stories. just so you know if you're looking to play stocks and invest, they're a day late. on top of that, to the wapner had him on today making it news, you heard it on fox business first. what we reported

charlie gasparino as you. point number one.ne of the reasons people don't trust wall street, the little guy gets trampled? >> they look at it as a game. we should point out we at fox business our first report the company was plotting the fbi to some securities and exchange commission to stock manipulation case against bill ackman, it somehow doing illegal stuff to push stocks down to make a lot of money. donate profits to charity when he takes some. since that time the journal came out with a story the fbi is talking to people, i would say it this. bill ackman doesn't really like me. why doesn'tme? up and garlic around because he doesn't like me because i report the positive stuff about him or negative stuff about this stock which is positive for him and the other side including manipulation. he has done some i would say when you look at it controversial things involving stock. he basically paid off a whistle-blower. nothing necessarily illegal about that. whistle-blowers that went to regulators to try to get a charge out again

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charlie gasparino, here last hour and that is the story the day. a short squeeze. i is up 6.8%. we had a lot of nice winners, shake shack, gopro, herbalife. for losers we had winners to offset it. david: gold, what is happening there? >> up over five bucks. david: sounds good. >> not a big market day. [closing bell ringing]. not a big loss or win. kind of nice to see. david: exactly. we'll talk about politics, how ted cruz's plan to get rid of the irs might affect you. bells are ringing on wall street. look at all indices, basically flat on several of them, coming to the downside as we enter into settling of these marketings. when i came in it is up. now it is down. dow jones industrials down 10 points. s&p down a little greater percentage. nasdaq is biggest loser of the day. cheryl: russell hit all-time intraday high. for small guys, nice to serious sell 2000 take a little bit of a jump. losing steam unfortunately. david: "after the bell" starts right now. stay tuned. david: breaking down today's action we have mike binger from gradient investment

charlie gasparino has the blow by blow account now.if you listen to fox business, not cnbc, and not all their little weirdo troll followers on twitter, you would know this. simply this, last week we were the first to report that bob chapman, the activist investor was going long the stock. we were the first to report that lumber liquidators was putting together its case about fighting back to the "60 minutes" report that took a lot of -- took a lot out of the stock. basically saying the company is producing toxic material. and you would know that the stock could be ripe for comeback. that's if you watched fox business. if you watched cnbc, you got that after the fact. the company is fighting back as we pointed out. they are as the hedge funds were doing, they're retesting their products. they're saying their products are safe. a lot of hedge funds are saying their products are safe. you have whitney, who is a smart guy, whitney tells me that he's done -- he's done a lot of research into toxicity levels particularly from the stuff from c

bad for transocean. >> and bad for the investor. >> and good for charlie gasparino.what charlie will talk about. citigroup ramping up its social media team and tracking its biggest enemies on capitol hill. tracking senator elizabeth warren's news. good story. i thought you would talk about something else today. >> like what? >> i thought you were going to talk about google. what is she santa claus, she's getting $70 million. >> well, she's santa claus. what would you call elizabeth warren to citigroup? the grim reaper. since december, citigroup launched an effort internally to monitor. i call it spy. but you can call it monitor. every statement that elizabeth warren, the famously populist anti-bank senator from massachusetts says about the firm, about the banking industry, but they're really concerned about is that her words that they somehow will get traction on social media impact the democratic party, and force democrats to impose stricter sanctions against the bank. ramp up dodd-frank and possibly break up citigroup. citigroup is really worried that warren in the

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i'm joined by our very own charlie gasparino, jack hough of baron's and liz macdonald of fox biz. what do you think of the markets here? >> small caps are doing well because t of overseas exposure, not as much as large companies. people are worried about the strong dollar and their ability to export. they don't export. that is why russell is doing well. i think rally is short-lived. we don't have any short sort of correction or supply until later this year. melissa: emac is the rally all about the fed? >> depends on the stocks. look at certain stocks. they have already previewed a strength in the dollar. hp, caterpillar microsoft hitting earnings. a lot of chip guys and other companies moved their operations overseas. so, you know, they have, should know that the dollar has been strengthening. i think it is already factored in. >> by the way one point multinational companies have more upside earnings surprises about domestics although hurt by the dollar not as much as analysts think. >> i look at 30,000-foot view of the market. i think it is all about the fed. when you have janet

charlie gasparino rushing down with the details. after starring under the big cop for more than a century, ringling brothers dropping its most prominent act, the elephants. are they the reason that the company is dropping the elephant? will families turn up? as it shakes up the entire circus industry, we have the chairman and ceo of feld entertainment, in his first business network interview since the news broke today. you have to hear this one. liz: there were reports of pimco employees doing the conga line, dancing around when bill gross left the firm to join janus capital group. as bonus season rolls around, many are doing a different dance. charlie gasparino has the exclusive details. is that a dance? charlie: i don't know what it is. liz: i don't know what it is. charlie: with pimco executives, what we understand, sources are telling the fox business network, we have a whole white up to this on foxbusiness.com. they essentially got stiffed on the departure of gross on competition. how did that happen? here's what happened, they

charlie gasparino with the scoop. charlie: yeah.yesterday, or two days ago, politico did an interesting piece on how goldman sachs -- they'll hold fundraisers for jeb bush in the coming days. but what we understand, when the ceo of goldman sachs, a long time hillary clinton supporter, he saw that article and hit the roof. he's worried about the firm's image for hillary who wants to go all in for 2016 and believes hillary will win in 2016. the election. what you essentially have inside goldman sachs is a civil war. a lot of partners are still annoyed at the democratic party. they believe the democratic party, the party of elizabeth warren, the party of barack obama are going to continue to bash the banks, even if hillary is in there or not. and you have roy a loyal supporter of hillary and believe she will return to the clinton glory days of the 1990s in terms of deregulation of wall street and being a friend of wall street. as you know, hillary clinton earned hundreds of thousands of dollars in speaking fees at goldman sachs over th

fox business's charlie gasparino. david asman. rich lowery, "national review." fox news contributor. the plane caught in the fence like a net. >> i was surprised the guy at press conference poo-pooed the idea. no, there was no danger into the water. melissa: really? >> it was dipping over the water. the nose of that aircraft was right over the water. there was incident couple years ago charlie remembers as well, there was plane went in the water. went into the drink. i think there were couple fatalities as a result of that. this thing was close to going into the water. >> you have to ask yourself why they were landing in this crummy weather. >> with the wind behind them. melissa: they said two planes came in before them reporting good braking. that is what they said in the press conference, but continue. >> airlines stocks are off. shows you how crazy stock traders are. why investors have to worry about the headlines. should ignore the headlines. stocks go on stupid headlines on this they will trade off. >> don't panic. >> put up a stock chart of the airlines ri

melissa: charlie gasparino, brought us snacks for this segment. you brought husband herbalife bars. never seen one. >> i'm doing this where is the camera? i'm doing this in memory or in celebration of bill ackman who is herbalife products. melissa: are they good? >> i'm like you, i don't eat while i'm anchoring. i may wait until after. >> if you watched fox business as you know, we broke it first, that the company was prodding bill ackman, prodding the justice department regulators investigate ackman. >> let's listen to that sounded. go ahead. >> i will say this, this is what we do know what herbalife is trying do in terms of financial and counter attack and legal aspect. they're trying to prod regulators going after ackman, to file some sort of stock manipulation charges. melissa: there it was. anyone else, charlie starts ever sentence, i will say this? has anyone noticed that? >> i will say this. melissa: didn't even do that on purpose. it came out. >> just funny bill ackman changed the subject. the story bill, is that you are now possibly under investigation. that is the story. n

i know you charlie gasparino.t take that they will take the opportunity. >> the clintons are masterful at outmaneuvering public attempts. whether it is white water or monica lewinsky. they always overplay their hand. i think part of this is a hillary clinton not being able to make the sale as well as her husband. she cannot lie as well as bill. her just getting up there saying to blackberries i don't know. it was really absurd. i think once people walked away from that, including millennial's they are very much into the internet. when they heard that, they thought it was insane. stuart: yesterday. your bottom line is, yes it is a golden opportunity but essentially, the democrats will hurt them selves. that is my opinion. thank you. check that the board. we are up 30 points. that is it. the price of gasoline. up 30 points. down just a fraction. we are being optimistic here. we are saying that this is a streak. gas has fallen for three days straight. three days in a row we are down. california still up. still has th

charlie gasparino had the scoop back in january.ten. >> this is what we do know about what herbalife is trying to do in terms of their financial, their counterattack and legal aspect. they're trying to prod regulators to go after ackman to file some kind of stock manipulation charges. >> guess what, today herbalife's stocks piking, people that pershing hired. ackman denying investigation at least into him. who will win? the shake maker or the shake hater? first we start with charlie gasparino. charlie, ackman is in the cros crosshairs. charlie: a little prop for you. an herbalife protein bar. very good. i made this point at the time in your show in january. it's extremely hard to prove. we should point out the wall street journal story did not advance beyond what we said. company progressed regulators to start an investigation into market manipulation. what we know, those regulators and the us attorney's office at the time, in the form of the us attorney's the law enforcement agency in the country, it's now going and interviewing pe

>>> all right, lumber liquidators seeing a lot of movement after charlie gasparino broke some big newsocial media followers -- because charlie loves twitter -- that carl icahn is weighing a position on the flooring giant, and he is here. you tweeted it. and it went crazy. >> well, we tweeted it and foxbusiness.com tweeted it too. big staff. they're weighing an investment into lumber liquidators. clearly, the staff of icahn and associates is looking at whether to, to do something on this stock. i'm not saying they're going to do anything. carl, we should point out, usually -- i have never heard him take a public short. he usually looks at shorts, public shorts like lumber liquidatorses, herbalife and hen goes long on the -- and then goes long on the stock. clearly we know internally they are looking at this stock and, you know, at some point they're going to figure out what to do with it. this is still a decision that needed to be made. it's kind of interesting, i tweeted out often carl makes his investments on who he hates less, the long or the short on this. we should point out that t

here now to discuss you will of it our own charlie gasparino, steve forbes, chairman around editor-in-chief of forbes media. we also have rich lowery of "the national review." he is a fox news contributor steve forbes, let me go to you first. this new information overwhelming devastating. >> it is. you will see a real push now outside of cockpits there will be a code if somebody is locked out like that you can get back in. and, in the past understandably they have always tried to make these things so you couldn't get in. but as you know attendant is always supposed to go in as pilot goes out. i guess that didn't happen at this time. melissa: that's true. you look at all those things. they say planes equipped with the code you said. i don't know if we know if this one was or not. even still the pilot inside can override it. >> for five minutes. melissa: somebody inside, somebody else inside of there. somebody determined to crash a plane, rich you mean you can kill the person in there with them if they're so determined. >> yes but makes it a lot harder. this is the case where u.s. regulation

charlie gasparino with a fox business exclusive, thank you for both being here. >> i like yelp.t's -- it works well, for the most part, we were talking on the break, there it's easy manipulating, competitors of restaurants, it's an online review of restaurants. >> absolutely. >> competitors could theoretically post stuff on, most of the reviews are pretty accurate. i look at the restaurants i go, what is your problem with it? it's not the platform. >> it's how yelp monetizes the platform. >> yelp's business is to sell small local businesses, the problem is they can't retain customers after a year. >> are they lying in the way they have the metrics? >> starting to get cute with how they disclose it? >> the stock is trading where? >> in the 40s right now. >> it's not zero. liz: $45.29. it has come way down. >> you started calling this out in april, correct? >> absolutely. the stock, here's the interesting thing, you came out today, the dow was down to 290, the stock barely moved today. are people listening to what hedge eye has to say on this? >> the stock is selling off, and you

charlie gasparino believes this was pointed at one particular activist. >> our favorite activist. the guy that makes the news all the time. liz: bill ackman. >> that's what we like about bill, he's controversial, interesting. takes on good cases. liz: makes money. >> he doesn't talk to me. that's all right. small things like that. wharf happened is mary jo white, the sec chairman gave an interesting speech at tulane university at the law center. two issues, the deal that ackman did when he went after the company valiant. remember that whole deal? he was told by the ceo of allergan that allergan was going to buy, make a bid for valiant. he bought shares of valiant and joined allergan in the takeover attempt. the stock went up. a lot of people thought it was insider trading. mary jo white made interesting comments, didn't quite say it was insider trading, i don't believe it is. she talked about watch what you say, how you disclose and how you approach such dealings or else you're going to get the sec's enforcement staff on your back. that's what she said, there is one of the quotes

charlie gasparino. all right. let's get serious. colonel ralph. i want to get right at it.u think president obama will sacrifice israel? >> i think that he would hand israel over. consider it a good days work well done. i believe that obama has already passively accepted that iran will acquire nuclear weapons. what they are trying to do is kick the can down the road. a decent or indecent interval at the end of their watch. that is coming. this is a president who just does not like israel. as we have discussed he is a red diaper baby. certainly it is an article of faith that israel is an imperialist aggressor. those fighting israel are freedom fighters. the united states is inevitably guilty of something everywhere. stuart: i will not say that that is an extreme point of view, but that is a very harsh point of view. you said it right out loud. he will sacrifice israel. that is a remarkable thing to say. >> no, it is not. it is not remarkable. i am just not going to play that game. i believe in my heart and soul in my black little heart that israel disappears from the face of

charlie gasparino, steve levy, charlie brady and the bitterest of them all, lizzie mcdonald.studies show you are falling behind other countries when it comes to simple financial smarts. delayed applause better late than never. we're a little older here, not -- [ laughter ]. neil: while april is financial literacy month you don't have to wait. time for a boomer business boot camp right now. lizzie, first to you, why do you think the young and the restless are financially clueless? >> i think they're sitting on the couch and not getting work, that's the best way to be financially literate to work. i don't mean to sound so cranky as a cranky boomette. they are using credit cards as checking accounts that's not a good idea. neil: as if you never did. >> i didn't have any plastic whatsoever. >> they are largely illiterate. i mean they can write read they can certainly do e-mail. but if you talk to a lo boomers about literature or something like that they have no idea. i was brought up war and peace and a guy goes who wrote this -- a millennial said who wrote war and peace i said t

i'm joined by our very own charlie gasparino, david as man, fox business, jonathan hoenig of capitalist pig hedge fund. what do you think of the markets? >> there are no tops in a bull market, melissa. think about 15 years ago buy the dips. people are still saying this might be the top. there are no tops in the bull market and the bull market continues. melissa: you don't think the fed will tighten? >> regardless the market continues to be strong. until that proves otherwise, this tape can not be fought. >> you put your finger on it. rate concerns or lack of concerns because of lousy retail figures. we haven't had year to year retail numbers this bad since 2009. this is awful retail numbers, giving more credence to those that the fed will not raise rates in june or maybe not even july. that is why the market up. melissa: not raise in june? >> i don't know. i would just tell the average you know invest tore this. watch trading off the headlines. if you know, equity traders, listen, they're on my twitter page. i have twice like cramer's diaper jim cramer's diaper on my twitter page. peopl

push upexpert, charlie gasparino. >> back for more abuse. >> you're outnumbered. >> thanks for havinge. >> lots of things cooking this morning. >> great stuff. markets. i've been preparing for this my entire life. intern, turned porn star. wall street intern turned porn star. >> usually other way around. >> she is entrepreneur. we'll do that at 2:20 on melissa francis's show. >> make a joke about wall streeters. >> a lot of double entendres. >> good to have you back. >> a hard job interviewing porn stars. portrait of courage, charlie. how do you get through the day? sounding alarm on iran's nuclear ambition days before a big speech speaking in front of a joint session of can guess benjamin netanyahu speaking before the largest pro-israel organization aipac, air american israel public committee. >> i plan to speak about inrarian regime threatening to destroy israel, that is devouring country after country in the middle east. that's exporting terror throughout the world. and that is developing as we speak the capacity to make nuclear weapons, lots of them. >> and now secretary of state

our is inspired by charlie gasparino. he is out today. but the scent we think would -- >> no, oh, please. look at that. melissa: it smells like confrontation. >> you made up a wonderful graphic like that and son of a gun never showed up? what is up with that? melissa: not here to get mad with us about the lines my producers put on the face. which i objected to, charlie, if you're watching somewhere. james freeman, what do you think, empire, putting dispute a side has bold notes of peppermint and hints of juicy apple. are you going to wear that? sounds delicious. >> strangely alluring. melissa: it is. >> but i have -- >> you're worrying me, james. >> i a feeling understated elegance of donald trump is not exactly what people are looking for. melissa: you don't know if you want to smell what "the donald" thinks you should smell like might be overpowering like "the donald" himself is what you're saying. i don't know, pep every mint juicy apple, sounds delicious. >> i think it stinks and not very presidential. melissa: he is out to make a buc

here to discuss all that charlie gasparino jack hough, "barron's" senior editor and todd starnes, foxews radio. what do you think the fed will say? >> i don't -- melissa: take the word patient out? >> maybe. look, i think people have doubts about, i think the fed will be careful not to break anything important here. if we do raise rate, it will be cautious, slow. a minor impact. i think a lot of it is priced in already. why are we seeing this priced in, charlie? >> a lot of people in the market come to the conclusion the fed will not raise rates. if you talk to a lot of traders they look at it doug kass put out a pretty amazing commentary about this over the weekend. the real economy is not really doing that well -- melissa: that's right. >> very low inflation. melissa: gdp going back to 2.2. now maybe two. >> market up 1 1/2% down 1 1/2%. that is not changing fundamentals. fundamentals are not driving this. >> the real question for the fed do they need to raise rates right now? is there asset bubble? there is no inflation. melissa: feels like equity bubble. >> do you really want to t

charlie gasparino, senior correspondent "wall street journal's" james freeman and moody's chief economist, john lonski. i heard moderate, moderate and mixed. >> same old song. if the economy is picking up speed it not a rapid pace of economic growth typical of previous recoveries. nevertheless i think the fed very much wants to hike interest rates at some point this year. melissa: james? >> i don't think the market believes they really want to do that. they should be doing that. because you've got consumers now more eager to spend as we talked about. wages are going up. the only real reason you can say inflation isn't going anywhere which is oil which dropped for supply reasons demand reasons and the u.s. government preventing exports of crude oil which is holding that gasoline price and that oil price i should say in the u.s. below the world market. >> one fed governor, i can't remember who it was, evans, that ring a bell? >> yes. >> mr. evans coming out today saying is in favor of raising rates in 2016. melissa: sigh. go ahead, john. >> futures contract, by end of this year the fed fund

here to discuss all that are own charlie gasparino. monica crowley opinion editor of "the washington times." also fox news contributor. i would like to be a opinion-ator. todd starnes fox news radio. wow, it is historic day to see this battle. >> i'm 53 years old. i never thought in my lifetime i would ever see the president of the united states engage in rhetorical war against our closest ally in the world, israel. israeli prime minister, which is what he is doing. i think "wall street journal" had it right today when they talked about, i think bret stephens column, literally the entire democratic party that is at war most of it against israel right now. if you listened to that one gentleman, i forget congressman from somewhere basically compared benjamin yet yet to a child. melissa: john march mouth from kentucky. he was like a child who wanted to go to disney and drink coke all day long. >> make this one point. put what he said into context. a guy who wakes up benjamin netanyahu worried about the existential threats every day is bee

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i'm joined by our very own charlie gasparino. ck hough of "barron's," tony sayeg, political strategist and fox news contributor. charlie, what do you think of the big selloff. >> i think, what was that all about? >> celebrating the selloff. melissa: strong. >> did you predict this selloff? >> no, no, i did not. >> that is what i do take a victory lap. >> you any given day you can't tell. >> what do you mean by that? >> pour over the next five years. stock market is little pricey. melissa: you think it is downhill from here? >> i think returns will be below average. pointless to predict a crash. i don't see anything like that coming but i think returns will be below double-digit returns. >> whoever how long? >> five years. >> listen i think that might be true over five years. if you're investing over the next year or so you have to like the interest rate environment for this reason and this reason only. if they raise rates i'm not saying we won't have some indigestion shun here and there rates will be at historic levels, almost no

here's our charlie gasparino. and todd. fox news radio. peter, how would you market that?ow would you market that? $6 billion in wasted money down the drain. happy birthday. >> it's almost a beneficial number in the respect people can't comprehend what 6 billion actually means. you can comprehend 5,000 bucks. 6 billion, they gloss over it. >> that's your marketing advice. it's not bad. it's not bad. todd. >> one heck of a website. 6 billion dollars' worth. over the weekend, there was a story about the ihop guy who has to dump his stores because he can't afford to pay for the health insurance for the employees. a lot of people are hurting out there. when they see these numbers and the amount of waste at the federal government level, there will be folks marching in the streets. >> is that a lot of numbers? >> $6 billion. >> you're a money guy. that's pretty good. >> yeah, you got it. melissa: we might just move on after that. >> in the context of federal budget. how big is the federal budget? 21 trillion or whatever it is. or the deficit, it's not that big a deal. >> the cbo

neil: these bitter boomers are just the ones to set 'em straight, charlie gasparino, david asman and, steve, are you a bitter boomer? >> sort of, neil. i think that this is a generation that wants everything instantly. neil: your generation or the young people? >> the young people. you know, facebook, everything. they want it all instantly. when i was growing up we had to learn to read the newspaper we had to actually go and court girls. it wasn't hitting a button on a dating site. and, you know, to make it more serious, we were controlled by our government to a greater extent than the kids are today. because of the war. vietnam. today if you ask a millennial how do you get out of the draft they'll tell you to shut the window. [laughter] neil: and get off my lawn! >> yeah. neil: as match, you must have -- >> well, i don't want to disappoint you, but i've got two kids who are millennials, one is a gunnery sergeant in the marine marine corps, and the other working double shifts at a restaurant. i've got two millennials who are working their butts off, and one is working directly for the

laughter] and playing the part of bitter boomers tonight, actual real bitter boomers including charlie gasparino in, senior editor but still bitter just the same charlie brady, in a very rare appearance because he's that angry. guys, welcome. >> my rear end and legs look a lot better than the picture you just showed -- neil: here is the first issue guys. darn boomers are facing the possibility that not only is there not enough money for their retirement because a lot of these kids might suck you dry, ask you to pay their college loans. what do you think? >> this is a huge problem. it's one that faces a lot of our viewers and our entire demographic -- neil: but you're going to get the bill, charlie. >> well that's it. you've got kids in school their expenses -- you know, many times co-sign loans -- neil: never do that. >> what are you going to do, turn down your kids and tell them no? >> absolutely. >> you know, neil, it's not just school loans, it's car loans, it's apartments that your name is on. neil: you don't think there should be a rescue for them. >> i'm sorry charlie -- neil: no, you're b

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here to discuss very own charlie gasparino. veronica daguerre of "the wall street journal" tim, i want to start with you tom, sorry about that. i knew that was wrong. i knew that. right. that is sally over there. let me ask you this is what we've been talking about. charlie and i have been feeling jobs in the middle have gone away and ones on the end have increasyou're seeing? >> gas prices going down hospitality jobs are increasing. we're seeing people in the six figure range and high middle management jobs are coming back. we're starting to see it come up a little bit. a little bit of a wage increase. not as much as we liked. melissa: not really three cents, 2% year-over-year. >> 2% year-over-year. >> douglas holtz-eakin came out with good analogy. doughnuts taste good around the edges. looks good. melissa: a little fatty. >> there is hole in the middle. there is hole in the middle in this economy is lack of wage growth. u-6 number -- melissa: still at 11%. a lot of people are not participating in the jobs market as well. loo

it started to rebound after chapman capital, robert chapman, charlie gasparino told everybody it would happen, he is long for the stock including the safety charges will be very difficult to prove. david: there were a lot of short folks on other side taking opposite view. case capital's whitney tilson, he called today's conference call a quote, continuation of the company's campaign of distraction, end quote. it was up 14% at one point. it did come down quite a bit from the high point down to 5% gain. liz: either way you have activists battling around this one. david: you have short and long. liz: story is not over. pick a time frame, year-to-date, one year, five-year, biotech stocks no matter what you choose outperformed nasdaq look at this margin, huge. some are warning these stocks have become too hot. ahead a biotech bubble battle. david: only 276%. plus retail sales disappointing badly. whatever happened to the low gas price bump we were supposed to get for retailers? was it all weather? or did we overestimate the strength of our economy? we'll ask former ceo of staples and autozo

charlie gasparino is now here. know the company, the bank so well. >> and i know a lot of people there. ruth has been with morgan stanley mainly her spire career. she was there 27 years. she's done -- she was a technology banker, so it's not out of the ordinary that she goes to google. she's focused on a lot of silicon valley companies during the technology boom in the 1990s. but this was a woman who was fast tracked to be in the senior management of wall street. she probably -- she had a shot at running morgan stanley someday or maybe another big wall street firm. so then the question becomes why do you make what is, essentially -- and you look at all, you know, you just sort of weigh it, in the old days this would be less than a lateral move. but right now it's a lateral move to be cfo of google. because she's not going to be running google. why is she doing that? and when you talk to the people at morgan stanley, they will concede it is the environment, it's the issues that affect all these big banks on regulati