charlie gasparino has been looking into that and we've been talking charlie a lot about, you know, the hijacking of the democratic party. with nancy pelosi at the president. you think about hillary clinton abandoned president. all on this issue that any type of trade deal is damaging. is that argument winning out among democrats? >> among yeah, especially democrats up for reelection as the left flexes muscles. i never thought i would say this. but democratic party right now rankin fool is largely to the left of president obama. and this is true. and it is on economic issues in particular where they're, you know, old clinton democrats used to call them new democrats they're done. this is over. it is really the weir back to the 1960s, late 60s early 70s. >> i was wondering clinton say to the party you can argue about 1992. i always got a sense and you and i talk about this in the past that they didn't core the party. didn't appreciate this middle approach, this more moderating approach to trade deals and the like. that it is stuck in their call. this were happy with the d victory. but th

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to ben stein, charlie gasparino. along with julie. by the way, the very rich charles payne is off today, no doubt piling more point into his considerable pot. adda lishinsky also off, no doubt trying to find ways to take that money from said pot. my point is i'm not here to express positively or negatively on his campaign but the message is rich and proud of it. what do you think? >> look i think the message is about greatness, not just the amount of money. the message of this country in recent years is about limitation and not potential. it's about welfare and not workfare. and all this talk about if you're poor and middle class it's because others are rich and keeping you down. i love the message and i hope he keeps talking about it. >> i totally agree with gary. this is a message that's sorely missing from politicians these days. the american dream of working hard and building something and becoming successful and if you get rich in the meantime while you're doing that that is great and you are welcome to brag about it. i know trum

peter barnes in the room and charlie gasparino, too. the market reaction is interesting to talk about. we don't have charlie just yet. ashley webster, as we're looking at the markets, really interesting to see exactly what's happening with the markets loving this endless sugar high, and ashley, you can call it the candy fix, right? >> it is, and perhaps this statement was a little more dovish as expected. and as a result saw the dow jump up 90 points as janet yellen began question-and-answer session. stocks get a boost, bonds get a boost and gold get a boost. dollar dropping against steriling and the euro. and in fact, the british pound today, 2015 high now against the u.s. dollar, with these perhaps a little more dovish comments than were expected. 10-year treasury yield dropping, despite spiking early in the session, down 2.32%. gold up about half a percent. the story we take away from this is most of the major indices up about a third of a percent now but the comments from the fed chair perhaps not as hawkish as we thought they would

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we're joined by julie, roger mcdowel and brad blakeman and charlie gasparino.ie tell me how he stakes that stage which part of the republican party you being democratic strategist does he need to win over? >> it is interesting because he govern as a conservative but ironically not known as conservative he had social conservative policy and yet anybody talks about common core and immigration it is in the american party. i think if i were jeb bush and i wanted to make a place in the republican party not just assume that my money is going to get me other the edge i would reminding people of the very, very conservative values that he stood for as governor. but now sounds to me like he's doubling down on thinkings that get him through general election. >> a crowded field already close to a dozen already in. awaiting scott walker wisconsin governor. how does he -- take that sort of american pharaoh leave off the bat? >> jeb has to just talk about his record. he was a successful governor left with a $9 billion surplus. no income tax in the state of florida and every y

charlie gasparino also reported that he said the filing can be made by 5:00 p.m.hat in fact has happened. now they have 30 days to file personal financial disclosures detailing the net worth. 30 days to do that. david: worth a little over $9 billion. so much of it depends how you value property which goes up and down. so who knows. he may still win by fudging it. melissa: he, is allowed to apply for an extension he told charlie gasparino's sources say he won't file the extension. david: very interesting to read. the taliban launching a brazen attack in afghan capital, largely stopped by afghan forces. six gunmen tried to storm the parliament in kabul after a suicide bomber struck outside but afghan forces fought back killing all six gunman. two civilians were killed in the bombing, dozens more were injured. the attack happened just as the parliament considered nomination of a new defense minister. all the lawmakers were evacuated to safety. melissa? melissa: new warning on the dangers of isis here in the u.s. a 19-year-old north carolina man is arrested, is under

i want to see him run with charlie gasparino, that would be the perfect ticket. can you imagine debate season, that would be unbelievable. neil: you are the fool, everybody go. >> amazing. neil: and telling gasparino said he's a little too blunt for me. >> when charlie blushes, you are like wow, wow. neil: i would not have said, that i would not have said that. melissa, catch your show with david asman. they like each other. >> we do! it's amazing. neil: for now. in the meantime, we've got all these lois lerner e-mails. they are better than 6400 of them. so remember when they said we lost them all. they found them all and not going to share a one. something is up with that. the congressman who wants them pronto, which means like now. you premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to

our own charlie gasparino says they are open to talks with google or facebook. that helping lift the stock off a new low. david. david: meanwhile a lot of attention what is going on with greece. u.s. treasury secretary jack lew, picking up the phone to have greece's prime minister making a serious move to have compromise with creditors. lew warned greece that failure to make a deal would create hardships for the greek people but make the global economy suffer as well. greece has less than two weeks to strike a deal before it faces default. melissa: president obama's trade deal in limbo for the summer. the house gave itself until july 30th to vote on a key part of legislation that democrats defeated on friday. this bill would extend assistance to workers that lost their jobs when companies shift production overseas. david: top republican leadership now calling for the heads of the office of personnel management to resign or be fired following developing details of the largest governmental data breach in history. our own peter barnes has been following the story f

this is a big story, because, stifle is building a -- power house in the midwest. >> charlie gasparino thank you so much. >> closing bell rings in about 53 minutes, american pharaoh got his last work out ahead of his triple crown date with destiny in bell mop belmont this weeken. >> a company helping prelancers work with major tech companies, when the coup down continues, melissa: breaking news, greece's prime minister saying that his government will not sign a new bailout agreement, rejecting a quote absurd proposal from lenders in a speech to parliament, this afternoon he said earlier, he thought a deal was close, the impasse threatens to push greece to bankruptcy, out of the eurozone, the deadline for a deal is june 30. >> closing bell rings in about 48 minutes, right now you can see markets are training -- trading lower, dow and s&p down, for a third week in a row, netflix with a lifetime high, up 84% in 2015, making it biggest winner by far, in s&p 500. u.s. employers, boosted hires last month as non-farm payroll rose 280,000, but even with job market picking up some tech company

charlie gasparino joining us. >> carl icahn and i are very good friends.eil: you're an idiot. >> i sound more like carl icahn than carl icahn sounds. neil: do you think he is right? >> i love trish, let me tell you. neil: who is right? >> trump or icahn? neil: you don't think trump is serious? >> i don't. listen, i think it is funny carl picked out the most meaningless part of his speech, there is a bubble. all the other stuff about mexicans running over the border and this lunacy that donald said in that speech kind of got goesed over. neil: i don't think it got glossed over. >> he didn't talk about. listen, here is what i think, i like donald. he is amazing businessman. he is the best marketer ever. he will use the presidential stuff as long as he markets himself. neil: you don't think it's a serious quest? >> here is why i don't. he will disclose exactly how much he is worth. neil: 30 days. >> let's see if he does that. trish: he had so many opportunities to run before. he talked about it. talked about it with you. he saw, maybe he finally did it. why d

read right now charlie gasparino steve lonegan and jamie weinstein first on chris christie dealing with budget, money matters, he macs it compel ling case but it is in his fate. >> we should point out you think he'll make this case he dealt with a legislature. they were democratted and blocked his proposalled reforms he saidty half. imagine what i can get if i have a republican congress. that is where he'll make the pitch. most difficult he's a great politician. this was a great spinach hit all of the speech not hyperbole. >> and off the -- really good he didn't sate word rapist which is a good thing. very good thing. here's where he's going to have problems it is the money -- the money is not there. tim cannot finance this campaign by himself. he has to reach out to broader gop apparatus. based on what i hear that is locked up between marco, and jeb bush. >> someone who ran against him for that republican gubernatorial nomination years back, this notion that he wasn't all that he said he was or appeared to be. an when it came to debt, you you said we have nine downgrades in new jersey,

joining us neil begley, senior vp at moody investor services and charlie gasparino with exclusive headlines on the story. >> we should point out what's different now is charlie ergen of dish knows he has to do something, back is up against the wall. we'll speak to the guest about that in a minute. here's a couple headlines that i am picking up from bankers close to the deal confirming they are in talks, that they say about two weeks they think this is going to -- liz: that's it. >> about two weeks. here's why. basically this deal was done about a month or two months ago and the only thing holding it up is both sides, ergen and john legere, they wanted to see what was going on with comcast and time warner. obviously, that didn't work out, but also at&t and at&t's current with directv, they wanted to see if that was going to happen. that looks like it is going to happen. when they put the metrics together, this thing was basically, they think this can get through the fcc essentially, and ergen offered the ceo job to mr. legere for enticement. that's what the bankers are saying. this deal, acc

fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino joining us on the phone. ve got some exclusive news, charlie? >> well, i just spoke with his campaign spokesman, corey -- i'm going to screw this guy's name up -- but he tells me simply this, that watch for a press release possibly as early as 5 p.m. today where donald trump is going to file the initial forms which make him an official candidate. now, there's two things that need to be done at this point. he files the form and then he has 30 days to file what everybody really wants to get their hands on, a very detailed look at his personal financial condition, his assets, his liabilities, what he owns, what he says he owns, who he's done work for, what he's doing. all that is laid out in very midnight detail in that -- minute detail in that disclosure form. now, you can ask for extensions, but corey tells me donald is not going to go for an extension, he's just going to file it in 30 days. so the process kicks off today probably. and this is what he told me, look for a press release possibly as early as 5 p.m

correspondent charlie gasparino with exclusive details on the cost as well. >> what is interesting aboutthese stories after dennis threw that huge bash in 2001 to former tyco ceo became trouble. became a symbol of, you know, people didn't realize that these corporations put on these swanky parties. which i can point out they looked at as excess should point out that he had it in sardina. a -- ice statue of michael angelo jowrn nateing or the david urinating. so that is what was then, okay werkdz point out also that he paid for that out of his own pocket. pepsi co did not pay for the bash they had last time. it was a 50th anniversary secret and rang the bell at the new york stocks exchange. they're all over the place. everybody from roger goods el to jeffrey was there. they spent about -- much more than a million dollars. and here's what was really interesting, you know, they didn't have -- you know, a statue urinating roman statues but they did have lionel richie singing old songs. jeff and jerry seinfeld out there emceeing. we got wind of this from some of the people who were there, and

biel be right back -- we'll be right back with these guys, mike holland and charlie gasparino. the dow jones industrials only slightly down about 290 points, 17,656. now we wonder, is there a last minute diplomatic solution? we have the former ambassador to greece, charles reese, coming up. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: with just 32 minutes before the closing bell rings, i want you to turn your attention to the markets here and, yes, we are losing quite a bit of steam, but we're off the lows of the session. it's really the russell 2000 that's getting hurt the most, which is interesting because there's very little exposure overseas to many of these companies. however, they also tend to get hurt more when there seems to be a downdraft in the markets. we do have a situation develop anything greece all day, and we are now just about an hour and 32 minutes away from greece officially saying it will default on the debt can it owes the imf at midnight greece time. greece is seven hours ahead, folks. what does that mean? that means a huge question mark now hovers over all of the entire frea

charlie gasparino says that's only half the story. >> yes.s is what we're learning at fox business network. univision has no comment on the trump lawsuit threats and, you know, it's not a lawsuit this it's filed. a spokesman for trump says he's definitely going to file, but what's interesting is trump is telling the fox business network, or at least a smokesman, that he will -- spokesman, that he will sue for defamation. so what he is also saying, we're trying to talk to mr. trump's representative now, what he is saying is that the attacks on him by univision -- liz: what attacks? they said we're not doing this. >> because they took what he said, that statement, out of context. liz: that's what he says. >> and that's where the defamation, i believe, comes into play. that's what i believe. and there's the statement, the full statement from the trump spokesman. we intend to pursue all legal rights and remedies available to mr. trump pursuant to the terms of the license agreement as well as a defamation case against univision. i'm at this moment

liz: breaking news on twitter in just seconds as charlie gasparino moves on the news, and we also have markets near session highs. the dow up well over 100 points as the federal reserve meets and greece's debt crisis heats up, so does the 2016 race for the white house which got a lot more interesting today as billionaire celebrity businessman donald trump officially announces plan to run for the republican nomination for the president of the united states. he was introduced by daughter eivanka. the donald takes to the stage at the podium that bears his name, trump towers. speaking, trump attacking democrats and republicans alike, criticizing everyone from president bush to president obama, hillary clinton, and his fellow republican candidates who jumped into the ring. he boasted about business acumen and net worth of nearly 9 billion dollars. trump making this announcement one day after florida governor jeb bush entered the race bringing the gop's grand total of candidates to 12. how serious is donald trump? is this one great marketing campaign? we take it up here and watch the last ho

melissa: charlie gasparino is standing by on this story. arlie, there's a couple interesting moving parts here. number one, cost low under fire for a long time because twitter, public company, not hitting the targets for profitability, and it looks like the user base is stalled. you're a big twitter guy yourself. >> yes, i knew you'd bring that up. it's one thing for shmucks like me to use twitter, it's another thing for a company to make money and meet its targets. this was telegraphed, i would say, for months and not just was they weren't -- not just because they weren't making their targets. it was pretty clear that mr. costolo was essentially getting pushed out by the investor class at least for the last four or five months when they missed those targets. here's the thing, remember when facebook had that rough beginning as a public company? guess what happened, sandberg came in, you had adults in the room, and she did right that ship. there was none of that change here at twitter, and you can just see the slow burn coming for months. and

let's bring in a fox news contributor and columnist along with julie roginsky and charlie gasparino.s has -- deroy, this has to be the longest tease ever. for years he's said i think i could be president. will he run? >> it's like a reverse strip tease. [laughter] oh, mental picture. >> i imagine he's going to get into it. i imagine he's going to get in. and then what republican voters will have to think about is despite the loudness and the bluster, which he's got in spades, what's his record like? and living here in new jersey right across from new jersey, i've not seen a new jersey economic miracle, a tremendous expansion, i'm not seeing any major reforms like you've seen under scott walker in wisconsin. it's not what you'd expect to see a market-oriented -- liz: i happen to be a new jersey resident, and i can tell you that moody's down rated our new jersey credit rating. julie, i don't know what record he could go on except he does seem to appeal to the every man out there. everybody's going to tear this guy apart and say you've got unemployment that is not good, massive pension

charlie gasparino has been getting u.s. big bank reaction. dagen mcdowell joins us as well. t can you tell us? >> from a senior jpmorgan executive can't say our exposure to greece is zero but it is pretty close to that. this isn't a big deal. what he told me, again senior jpmorgan executive to fox business, this is five-year train wreck. even our clients are barely exposed. we should put out jpmorgan is important here. they are the nation's biggest bank. shares of banks are getting crushed. what bankers are saying this is huge overreaction. greece is diminimus in terms of their exposure. this is what they're telling me. neil: right. >> remember they said a lot of this sort of stuff during the financial crisis. we're fine. neil: i was going to say. >> i tend to agree with them on this one. on that one back in 2008 i didn't agree with them. i knew -- neil: the fear is, if europe still overreacts to that point, and so we are exposed to greater euro, what do you make of that? >> we are but, we're not going to see a run for the exits like, greece is on its back. and you're not goi

she will be here on monday to personally bash charlie gasparino.hose bitter boomers are all here. they're not just that bitter. they're good guys. >> i gave her some advice on twitter today. fatherly advice about, you know, instead of -- neil: shut up, let me interview the others. steve lieb is here. lizzie "wicked" macdonald. the charlie brady the guy who puts up with all of us. >> can i finish what i was saying? neil: yes, please. >> she needs some advice. >> she certainly does. neil: new one for her generation. >> here's why. they sit around and emote tell us about feelings and don't like what i said about them but they don't -- >> called you a moron. >> some of them are morons. they don't do reporting. >> charlie is so right. neil: don't feed the beast. >> when was the last time that gal broke a story you remember? >> none. >> lizzie, i'm sorry, stories she broke from 20 years ago. neil: she is not millenial. just missed it by a year. >> i read this story in the "national review." obama is a lousy president. there is a news flash. >> neil, take

liz: and dick clark and senior vp director of credit analysis and charlie gasparino. 29 minutes away as the dow pulled off, is trustee with the of race for the white house what makes him different? the 2016 political panel will break it down. watching developments increase as the crowds continue. that is the yes but -- vote they are continuing to hang on as the deadline approaches quickly and we know that greece will defaults. we will be right back. and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed

i want to get reaction to both with our own charlie gasparino. harlie, what he had to say about states and their obligations and that is a ticking time bomb. >> not exactly new news but what some one stature of paul volcker, a great fed chairmannhighlights that is a real problem. what leaves out, he is speaking his book. face it, paul volcker was a great fed chairman. tamed inflation back in the late 7's, early 8's. he is liberal and believer in big government. what he is not saying states like new jersey and new york, all places with unfunded liabilities are generally big states with big governments. they can't balance their books by taxes and cuts. they're afraid to cut. if they really -- neil: he does mention california. it tried to slow that. i pointed out the debt is still high in the state but down 10 billion in that state. >> but he was trying to say use california as great example. we should point out, california raises taxes, small businesses are leaving california. if chris christie really bit the bullet as mr. volcker suggested they sho

. >> charlie gasparino, just now coming in with a breaking update on donald trump univision fight. >>we were trying to figure out donald said he would sue for breach of contract, saying after his immigration comment they are not airs miss usa, and defamation, we were figuring out what that was. we learned that defamation claim involves a tweet, that allegedly slanderous tweet by a company executive at univision, after the immigration comment, the executive there, programming president tweeted a photo of south carolina shooter and trump together. there it is, that is what was tweeted that tweet was taken down, someone saved it, and donald is now and is were stories on it story, believes that is the demam -- depa defam. let me know i know bob is trying to get into this, suit is filed, we talk about a unfiled lawsuit, i believe it is filed when it is filed, this is what they are telling us, that is defamation, that a univision executive is doing that, and breach of contract, saying there is a no-out clause in the contract. i want to ask bob, do you think it is unprecedented when donald b

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charlie gasparino back to the dow i told you we wanted concentrate on this. mentioned and back to positive territory. back over 18,000, big catalyst as i told you surprising economic news. perhaps more importantly mortgage applications running at a better than 8% plus rate as americans get off fence to commit themselves to housing. oil issues are up xeemed three of the dow 30 stocks are oil related. so when they move up, own course it is not surprising to see the dow move up one day if not it is a trend we thought we would pass that along as to why we're seeing heavy advances for now that we are. but meanwhile something else that is capturing wall street and main street's attention. what businesses might have to fork over if you are working overtime and you're a salaried worker not an hourly worker. some republican congressman are raising hack les about this requirement -- that you automatically have to pay workers more for those earning up to 52,000 from around 26,000 now for every hour they work excess of 40 hours so you did math here. that could be ten of

something charlie gasparino has been picking up from bankers web brokers he talked to essentially whenhear hillary clinton but this other guide o'malley charlie in new york doubling down on the classes, right? >> i want to say i have my rick perry glasses on, and i actually inspired me as a fashion choice. so -- the governor won me over on that. >> so a total tie -- ed a a mire go ahead. >> martin o'malley is now like i would say persona -- public enemy number one in black rock, big management firm all throughout wall street right now. what he said in fox news picked it own on saturday he basically took follow the page for one of the k4ru78s that i wrote is how wall street is fine with hillary clinton or jeb bush they think both of those candidates would be very well for their bottom line. he picked that up in a way that the wall street was not expecting and ran with it put it in his speech that said he was going to run for president run for a democratic nomination, and right now people on wall street are talking about martin o'malley it would seem like odds are low based on everything

i don't care what charlie gasparino says you are a great reporter.er] tell us about this big neck health records go $500 on the black market you can use it to buy prescription in drugs, and it submitted false insurance claims it is disturbing not only in the context of the opium breach by a security vulnerability is of the state exchanges. charles: how do you know, about this? anybody can peruse the internet? government health care workers? >> a personal profile goes for about $10 that is about 20 times of your credit card records and then never of health care fraud cases. charles: so what about the major league baseball hat? china is is stealing the records it is said j.j. the password values the that with health care website that with the of reports that we could of teva sometimes she forgets something simple that leaves you open to a huge vulnerability. charles: fisker is you more than china? iraq is an epidemic. it is just built into the technology is the company will figure it out is the next trillion dollar company because this is a pandemic pr

pulitzer prize winner and fox news contributor judy miller, fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino. >> i probably have too and don't know it. liz: judy, you were shaking your head when you heard alan talk about how anxious he is and all that's out there. where does the story lead us? >> into the biggest investigation into an internal collapse of a system they think we've seen in a long, long time. what was breached was the standard form 86's. 127 pages of documents, information, that the people who were applying for classifications for jobs, for transcripts. liz: per person? >> per person. 127 pages' worth of documents about with whom they associated, families, relatives, personal information. this stuff leads, who knows where, and the fact that this information was not encrypted, was not authenticated, was not protected is shocking. mike hayden, the former cia director, nsa director said, look, if i could have gotten that information from the chinese, i would have done it in a minute. bad on us, this is not about china, this is about us and incompetence. liz: they are taking on li

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charlie gasparino is standing by now, charlie, this is, i mean you and i both knew him very well. he was a guy who stayed in shape. who was vital. this is just such a shock. >> well, you know, yes, i mean this is, blown away everybody. happened unexpectedly on. was on his treadmill. had chest pains. went to the hospital and passed away. this is tragic situation. listen, a lot of times you deal with the wall street guys. you don't become friend with them. but there is a few thaw day. jimmy was one of those guys. he was an amazing personality. a guy you wanted to talk to. he would teach you stuff. that is what was good about jimmy. jimmy explained the markets. nobody knew the modern markets, financial markets better than jimmy lee. we have to point out, he has been doing this for 40 years. he started at the old chemical bank through many mergers and acquisitions was built to be jpmorgan today. that is where he started. he pioneered the syndicated loan which was a novel way at the time for companies to get financing through banks. it was often used as a way to do leveraged buyouts an

fox business network senior correspondent charlie gasparino. >> this is going to be a huge story in a couple of weeks particularly if hank greenberg wins this case. suing the u.s. government over the legality of the aig bill, essentially a delusion to shareholders, the government, the federal government diluting shareholders like mr. greenberg and others. liz: he was the largest shareholder. >> through an entity called cb star. he said he was -- the government illegally took his shareholder value and basically misappropriated it. there was private sector solutions, he sued. it's before a federal claims court. a lot of people think hank during this trial did very well. we know this. liz: we're waiting for that decision to come down. >> this is the key to what sources, what greenberg's lawyers are saying, they expect a decision by the end of this month, that this thing is coming down soon. wall street sources, people closely watching this and i'll tell you why give greenberg a 30-50% chance of winning. liz: what do you think? >> i think it's 50. liz: you say 50-50. i say 60-40. >> share

. >> we want to bring in charlie gasparino. and charles payne brendan boyle from pennsylvania has a good point in that he's a little concerned about losing control but some of the democrats are more worried that these kinds of trade bills tend to see some job losses come with them. okay, it is almost like a fact of life here. do you get a sense that maybe the taa should have lived just to at least smooth the rough edges of what will eventually be a trade bill where we still see job loss? >> taa was interesting because it let some benefits expire for workers who typically -- the democrats are for. big, job program that is supposedly give people money because their jobs are displaced by trade. now having said that welcome the fact that they let that die and had to do these separately was interesting. for me my biggest worry was that the opecness and going boo a bunker few people got to read something of a safe-room and that is the scary part i'm for trade but for fair trade, and that is what i think donald trump hit a nerve with.

univision is declining comment to our own charlie gasparino.d trump is part owner in miss universe and miss usa. we'll see what happens there. netflix shares falling down back to earth. the stock seeing steepest decline since march after it reach ad record $706 a share. that was the second highest share price in the s&p 500. analysts are warning that netflix's stock is quote, priced for perfection. can't do anything wrong after shares climbed 90% just this year alone. all right. supreme court ruling on obama's health care bill. does this end any chance of rescinding the law? we'll debate that next. melissa: plus, what could be missing from your dinner table and sold by kids at school? all that and more coming up. you wouldn't take medicine without checking the side effects. hey honey. huh. the good news is my hypertension is gone. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin, your doctor m

charlie gasparino says he is doing it for marketing to market the trump name. >> donald trump is shamelessell do it -- david: shameless but fun, a lot of fun. >> he is great for the media. he is stirs the pot. he is like throwing a grenade in pond. you get the fish that way but the question is, can he really go the distance? is he a serious candidate for presidency? i think not but so far he is shaking things up. david: i have to talk about one person who is a certainly candidate the question whether he has enough numbers. that is bobby jindal the governor of louisiana. he is declaring. do you think he should be taken seriously. >> well, the recent fox poll put him below, none of the above, so i don't think he will get traction. david: he is a smart man. >> here is the problem, he turned this ship to be social issue person whereas before he was a wonder kid. he was a policy wonk. was elected, youngest, only indian-american governor ever elected at age 36. ran the health department in louisiana. he went from being rhodes scholar persona to basically being a mr. soaks issues. i don't think i

but charlie gasparino says the company might be for sale. we'll deal with that in a moment. the "opening bell" coming up in a moment. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. >> to the middle 1-0 u.s. >> there you have it scoring the only goal in team usa victory over nigeria. i would have liked a tighter camera camera shot to see the goal there. we'll find out how team usa plays in the round of 16. a knockout round. we've got approximately 22 seconds before the dow jones industrial average opens for trading on wall street. there they are, they're clapping. >> very good. and nice one there. do remember i don't expect much to happen on the market in the early going, we've got janet yellen holding a press conference at 2:2:30 this afternoon and i wouldn't want to be holdi

our charlie gasparino has been following that factor, and i guess when you look at it, charlie he has more money than we ever thought possible. >> hasten to put out estimates that i hear from wall street sources people like giving money. that is where the money is wall street following a lot of these campaigns. hasten i don't to put it out because i might be wronging and too low but he has a pack that solvable he's looking to raise money u there this pack. it is going to announce ting in july exactly how much money they've raising and the estimates are anywhere from 100 million dlears just for that one pack, to maybe $500 million that is the estimate. >> minimum of $500 million before announced. >> yes that will tell you how much i've said it on many of your shows before that if there's anybody to match dollar for dollar fund raising ability of hillary clinton it is jeb bush particularly with the commitments that he's lined up. that is why mitt romney dropped ousts out of the race. governor romney on her and candid he would say how annoyed to explore in the run in 2016 that jeb bush l

but charlie gasparino's been following this development closely because one of the biggest issues i know you and others have been getting into is that as goes deutsche, a number of other concerns could feel the pinch or we could be vulnerable to it. >> here's the problem when you have turmoil at a big bank. in the old days when john mack left morgan stanley and went over to work at credit swiss, i broke that story at "the wall street journal," it was a big story, but because they had a change at the top of credit suisse, it wasn't that big a deal. now you have so few banks with so much risk in those top nine banks which deutsche bank is one of those global banks, that when you have turmoil at the top, when the ceos leave, that's when the alarm bells start going off. neil: does it signal that deutsche had problems beyond just these guys? >> deutsche bank is a very well captainized bank -- neil: so it's not like the bank is in trouble. >> it's not going under, that's for sure. but because it has so much risk when you see the management start to change and, you know, then you start worrying

charlie gasparino on this one you've heard that jamie diamond and liz warren don't see eye to eye. i would say that is an understatement. >> but now apparently in texas for calling her liz and now he's being deemed condescending because she doesn't know much about the financial industry update me. >> i would say this knowing jamie diamond as well as i know condescending to everybody. [laughter] >> he's a very nice man but kelly has strong views, you know if you work or for him at jpmorgan it is a grind. you know he's a tough guy he works all of the time. >> like working with you. >> yet. >> doesn't suffer -- >> how does he do with millennials? >> get into that tomorrow. doing that tomorrow? [laughter] >> all right. but he has a basic issue. jamie diamond wants to keep jpmorgan chase as current form. a big bank commercial bank, a big security firm, all under one roof. when it comes down to elizabeth warren whether you like her not a socialist she wants to break that bank up. she wants to break up mega banks she believes size of these things was at the heart of the financial crisis t

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and former maryland governor martin o'malley said he is ready to challenge hillary clinton, charlie gasparino on the scene we are getting particularly from the likes of of aalleetwhis morning be killing it. >> love you at noon. you are a good lunch partner. ikeil:gree long as you're picking up the check. >> i love to hear jack welch saylthe word sifi. adam: it might go bad. >> banks and big business will be a big issue for the left. and almost walter o'malley i grew up with a guy named walter oc1 thlley. usitinness forley. he went right after goldman sachs's il lloyd blankfe to nn, a column i wrote on fox balmness a couple months ago where i said wall street is fine tieh either hillarcratlinton or jeb bush and essentially he said that in his attacks yesterday whhe che announced his presidentiam: c1 nomination. we will see a lot of that. what does that mean for mud business standpwhant? wanting you have to look at goldman sackf will be in the news a lot. if he keeps going with that goldman sachs will be back where was in 2009-10, the vampire squid, the whipping boy. the question is does it hav

. >> see how much you like -- charlie gasparino here. here's why i think republicans are getting a little ahead of themselves and maybe cocky do you think that american hate this that they'll remember this unhappiness associated with this thinking that 16, 18 months from now they'll be bitter welcome angry and throw buns out. there's no guarantee of that. : i think their political calculus is the cost of obamacare particularly to a few people are pushed out. right -- like that. >> this is multiyear thing. >> i see some stuff in 18 moths that is what i've been reading today. maybe i'm wrong. >> next wave of guarantee and drug prices. >> premiums go up and how much they pay out of pocket. you're seeing their deductibles go up. you have in 2018 tax on health insurance plan, that is beginning to have a -- biggest -- >> jenners. >> but employer provided health insurance market that is biggest market in materials of how people get their health insurance, as that changes, year after year, you will have more of a negative feeling among people wi

neil: charlie gasparino, following developments elsewhere. this guy is the best on the planet. no one gets quoted more. no one takes off those in power more and no one is a bigger pain here at fox. >> and no one has a bigger expense account going. neil: you should see his expense account. we thought it was for a year as meals. that was just one dinner. take a peek at what is going on in new hampshire. south carolina senator lindsey graham in south carolina. he is focusing not so much. we are getting into a national security, you know, we've got the whole nsa funding issue presumably down. many people say the security has been exposed and compromised. we shall look at that. the top of donald was raising not only whether he enters the race but what it says right now about democrats looking for a billionaire of their own to enter the race. the push for a former new york mayor to take on hillary clinton as the big-money backers to work quite as rich, who think he should. here at td ameritrade, they love innovating. and apparently, they also love stickers. what's up with these thing

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fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino is here. >> $5 billion-- >> million, million. >>. stuart: is that what it was? >> $5 billion. stuart: the new york times report those big hitters have not yet ponied up. >> let's be clear, one of the problems of the democrats-- they're not having a problem with money, they don't have a koch brothers or-- they have george soros and-- the rubber meets the road when it happens, they have a deep bench in private equity on wall street in the hedge fund business, people like larry fink over at blackrock, big supporter of hillary clinton. lloyd blankfein, ceo of goldman sachs. tony james number two guy at blackstone, these are major very rich people all worth a billion dollars in their own right for their own. they're not-- it's not koch brothers money, but it's there and she's going to be hitting upon them and not just them their network of other wall street guys. stuart: are they holding back now because they want someone more to the left of hillary to run? >> i don't think -- you know what? no, no larry fink and lloyd blankfein-- the la

charlie gasparino broke this story. box office record, this is huge making in more than half a billion dollars over the weekend. here in the u.s. ticket sales topping $200 million. pretty close to the current record holder with the avengers back in 2012. target is selling its pharmacy and clinic businesses to cvs health for $1.9 billion. that means about 1500 pharmacies in target stores will now be rebranded as cvs. the deal also expands cvs' retail footprint in seattle and portland and areas where they don't do so much business. target expects the proceeds from this sale to help it fund share buybacks they both get something and a fun story on a monday. stuart: it's an important story. the clinics, taking the place of a doctor visit. consultation is free at the clinics. >> i'm not sure if it's free at target, but you see that the clinics replacing the hospitals yes. absolutely. and also the fact this gives cvs brand recognition in target. stuart: thanks very much. washington state, n achlt achltaacp chapter leader rach