and charlie gasparino and his producer brian schwartz were on the story from the get-go on many frontslie joins us. it all came down to platinum parachutes. not even golden parachutes. >> we were the first to property that dauman, his advisors said he was out. it was matter of time. we thought his golden parachute, correct me if i was wrong, i talked to brian who led me on reporting, brian schwartz, from my producer, we figured the golden parachute at $90 million. he is only getting 70. liz: waa. guess what, itas potential golden parachute, the guy who got it, tom dooley, as we told you -- >> right. liz: maybe that led them. he is capable. widely respected at wall street. been at the company since 1980. >> right. liz: if he had not gotten ceo job, it was in his contract way back in march, that he would get a $60 million payout. >> that was the whole thing. now you're bringing back memory, we said there is good chance he would stay, that they would have to pay two, correct. liz: shareholders would be in uproar. >> we should point out, if you're shareholder, you want to buy the stock, b

charlie gasparino has exclusive details. yes, charlie was right on valeant. is the delta disaster over? and guess who's making off valentine's day? plus, will "sportscenter" be the key to disney scoring an earnings home run? we're less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: the battle is raging at this hour on who has the better economic plan, donald trump or hillary clinton. and right now the markets themselves are witnessing a full-fledged bull/bear battle at the nasdaq, and the bulls are winning by a whisker. lifetime high for the nasdaq. the number to watch is 5221, the names getting long in the tooth are winning today. first, amazon. the retailing giant hitting a lifetime high today as investors seem to be getting behind the company's shift to becoming an infrastructure company, not just let me buy duct tape overnight. because i've done that. [laughter] the kids need duct tape. shares right now are jumping to $768.32. the number to watch, $767. that is the number one, all-time record high. google's parent company, alphabe

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charlie gasparino with exclusive. >> i will say might make noise.ttlements, bill ackman was the main antagonist saying herbalife was pyramid scheme for four years. ftc came out with ruling several weeks ago. critical of their business model but stopped short of closing the company down as illegal pyramid scheme. here what we know from inside the company. i'm getting this from officials as herbalife. they're still weighing legal action against ackman for his campaign against them, which quite frankly over the years they thought he sort of veered off into not just criticism of their business model, but outright slander, their point. bill ackman maintains what he did was right. this is company misleading investors t has all the earmarks of a pyramid scheme because they have more distributors than actual customers. at some point it will all fall down. he maintains his position. they maintain theirs but inside of herbalife we hear they are yeahing legal action against post the ftc decision. what i'm hearing from a high-ranking ftc official, excuse me, he

charlie gasparino, great stuff as always.hanks, charlie. >>> home prices rising again in june but at a slower rate than the previous month according to case-shiller report. up next we have a expert that says don't let the slowdown scare you off from investing in real estate. "countdown" coming right back. ♪ there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $369 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. ♪ david: ash ash home prices rising in june, according to s&p case-shiller. single-family home prices increased by 5.1%. that is down from 5.3% in may. just a slight tick down. even with the slowing prices is real estate, residential or commercial a better investment than stocks? let's bring in the ceo of marcus, a commercial

you heard it first, charlie gasparino ahead of everyone else on donald trump's big economic policy speechn monday. now charlie has new details from the campaign on what the republican nominee will be saying about the road back to 4% growth. charlie breaks it, and jeff flock live in gary, indiana, talking with people who just want to get back to work. jeff? reporter: i come to you, ashley, from the rusted out hulk of a bank vault in an abandoned building in gary, indiana, a place where many people have given up looking for a job. the other side of numbers on unemployment when we come back soon. stay tuned. you pay your car insurance 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 immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every

gary: joining us now, liz claman and charlie gasparino. what do you think? charlie: he's right. environment is conducive to starting businesses. private equity funds have tons of money. private lending market is there. venture capital funds, private equity. they are looking for businesses to start. the problem is the government. we have had 8 years of obamanomics. we are not getting businesses created and going public. when you start going public. that's the an engine to the economy. you start hiring people and expanding. that's one of the missed opportunities the last 8 years. we basically had regulations squashing the private economy. anthony: nobody wants to go public anymore. there are too many hurdles to go public. liz: that's true. but i don't think it founders of uber or lift all started during this horrific financial crisis and of the aftermath of it. you can't keep a good american entrepreneur * down. people will start businesses no matter. gevment was started in the 1830s. during the depression. you had a lot of people going after the bankers after the depression of 19

charlie gasparino. >> okay.iz: 26 minutes away with the dow jones industrials down 40 points on this friday. we're watching nasdaq very closely. level to watch, 5221. we're at 5229. more politics ahead. donald trump feeling heat from all front. rnc being urged to tell the nominee see you later. as trump continues no apologies assault on his own party and on hillary clinton. will this fight win it for him, or cost him the war? "countdown" coming right back. we'll debate it. two sides. reporter: hi, i'm lori on the fe new york stock exchange with this fox business brief. all right, the nasdaq very exciting, up three points, building on yesterday's lifetime close. will it hit another record today? only time will tell. less than half hour until the closing bell. the dow and s&p as you can he see are fading off its record set at yesterday's close. retail sales numbers this morning, unchanged in july, coming in below estimates. according to the commerce department sales were flat at restaurants and retailers missing e

charlie gasparino. ere is what charlie had to say. >> this is the wild evidence of wildcards. leeb capital management. connell: best fed chairman ever. >> steve is very substantive as well. steve knows the economy. been a long time market guy. economist. he knows his stuff. connell: charlie thinks you should be the next fed chair. charlie and i think you would give the best federal reserve testimony of all time. >> i want to say something about charlie. connell: uh-oh. >> on wake of "brexit" he made by far the most intelligent comment i made. connell: what? >> i heard it sitting right here. he said maybe this will spur these people on to do some real serious spending, infrastructure, roads, et cetera, and that may really be the tonic europe and even britain needs. connell: why are you kisses up to charlie? >> i'm just remarking. said that to all the other people that were on the show at that time. so i mean it really is true. connell: nothing about dinner over at the restaurant later? >> nothing. not eve

that is what charlie gasparino has said.merica and what would spur growth? >> part of what is important how people see the future. if they have optimism about the future, we tend to have economic expansion but very hard to have optimism when you have a trump tax plan, for example, would add $9 trillion to the debt f you're worried about indebtedness we should be, donald trump put together a plan that is pretty easy to do. just decide doesn't matter what the end number is. it doesn't have to add up. i will propose very steep tax cuts and we'll charge it. we can't stand 9 or $10 trillion additional debt in my judgment. by the way, in 1986, i was part of the last tax reform package that we put together on the house ways and means committee, led by ronald reagan and bradley and gephardt and others. we broadened base, lowered rates. i know about tax reform. i was pleased to vote for that. liz: it worked with growth. >> it did. liz: let me get to infrastructure. hillary clinton wants to do a infrastructure package of 275 billion.

charlie gasparino is here, and he was ahead of everyone on this. you were calling this, man. >> not a surprise. there were very few options. the reason we knew he was out is when his advisers, and i spoke with a lot of them over the course of three, four months, basically threw in the towel. his reputation was shot. in the media, no way he could hold on. they were trying to have one last hurrah, which is the sale of the paramount unit because he's out for the sale. couldn't put that together. interesting story in the sense, i'll let the viewer decide where to go with this if you want to buy the stock, that's where we come out of this thing. part of our job is to tell viewers what are good investments or not. philippe dauman in 2014 was at the top of his game. the stock was at all-time high, the king of media almost that the time and only took two years before the thing came crashing down. did it come crashing down because he's inept, didn't know what was going on, or are there bigger, existential forces out there in the media cable world that is fo

charlie gasparino with exclusive details. don't go away. the dow is down 105. nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. . . liz: the moment german agricultural giant bayer made first bid for monsanto months ago. the company said all along we're full of ideas how to complete the deal. even competitors are bowing at at potential suitors. charlie gasparino said basf was a possible spoiler. >> this is huge, stop the presses, dammit! just came back from philadelphia. liz wants excitement, huge. liz: i came from local news. >> you want like fireworks. okay. bsf is not interested in monsanto. sorry! let's back -- it is a food story. the stock should react to this. if you're playing arbitrage game, will mon san -- monsanto taken over aside from bayer which made $125 a share offer and $1.5 billion break-up fee if monsanto accepts. they are holding out for more money. one of the reasons they are holding out because they thought there would be other bidders. one of the bidders at least signals we're g

he has been ahead of that story, charlie gasparino.q hit but is you now less than a point below lifetime record, 452.62, is the price to watch for the nasdaq. we are not there. we're at 52.60. let's bring in michael binger, gradient investment. we're close to new records, same with s&p. what do you think is driving this? are we done with the gains for 2016 or is there more to squeeze out in the final quarter? >> i think we're kind of done with the gains we've seen in 2016. we're very toppy. almost all markets at all-time highs. if you had to put my feet to the fire, i think in the september meeting the fed might actually raise rates. if they do, or if they give some strong language that rates are coming in the next meeting, i think the market might correct a little bit. that is not the time to get shaken out. that is the time to pounce. i think 2017 will be pretty good. liz: 2017. that is what you're saying. the names we put on the screen. diebold. deutsche bank, six flags. another lifetime record for the nasdaq, what will drive 2017 i

oneluckyguy, we want to rehind you, you are so luck -- remind you, you are so lucky, charlie, charlie gasparinou are outnumbered on this friday eve in harris -- >> that's what my mother -- harris: friday eve? sandra: family show. what's going on? all right. we're off already. [laughter] charlie, thank you for being here and, leslie, good to have you as well. new developments on those newly-released e-mails which suggest hillary clinton's state department was doing favors for donors of her family foundation. earlier this year the justice department reportedly decided against an investigation into the clinton foundation after the fbi requested the agency look into allegations of corruption. but the doj's public integrity unit, we are told, declined to pursue the case citing insufficient evidence. donald trump with strong words about the report that top clinton foundation donors got special access and vip treatment facilitated by secretary clinton's top lieutenants at state. the gop nominee saying it's the kind of corruption that has put politicians in jail. listen. >> what came out yesterday, rep

and charlie gasparino, well, it is pulling back the curtain there you go on herbal life is uncle carly willing to sell 18% to none other billionaire bill ackman? say it ain't so. charlie breaks it as we head to the break, the dow as you can see up still 74 points. the countdown is coming right bk (announcer vo) who says your desk phone always has to be at your desk? now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your customers first. introducing one talk-- another way verizon connects your business better. learn how at onetalk.com. . . connell: a built of sports. he shares. lead with martin laird. reed still out in front. 8-under par. jason day hot on his heels one stroke back. kevin chapel, led, tied with two others at five under. there y

charlie gasparino says the foundation may have a direct link to wall street. >> they have had direct links to wall street in the past where wall street firms given money to the clinton foundation. goldman sachs has given money a lot and certain other big companies but this is one i think passes over the radar screen. i'm not saying there is anything illegal about this but it is interesting, sort of confluence of things. we should point out cheryl mills is an independent director of the clinton foundation you know, she has some weird title, we were teasing out of them what she exactly does. cheryl mills, long time clinton associate, is involved on the clinton foundation. they claim she has unpaid position on that board. that she makes her money through various other means. while she has that position, she is also on the board of directors of blackrock. we should point out blackrock is the largest money management firm not just in new york city, not just in this country but probably the world. i think they manage between 3 and $4 trillion of assets. they're run

charlie gasparino joins us.mally one of our more fiery contributors on cavuto "coast-to-coast." >> may be won of the ripley reports here. >> tell us about it. >> the group that you mentioned, sponsoring this is a conservative watchdog group, i guess you could say, they look over regulations. doug is part of this group. the consumer financial protection bureau. connell: got it. >> was out of the dodd-frank act to protect consumers. connell: how many of us got to know elizabeth warren. >> and she pushed for this thing. thought a big part of the financial crisis was consumers being ripped off, funneled the loans they couldn't pay back. it was kind of a non sequitur, how do you give someone a loan and that's a crime. somebody giving me money is not necessarily a crime, whether i can pay it back is another story. i'm the recipient of money. this bureau does exist and doug and his group put up interesting stats. take it for what it's worth, they are a conservative group, they are powerful statistics. finalized 49 rule

charlie gasparino has new information on that, he is here. doesn't necessarily mean, i don't believe, that he's given up, and gop fundraiser noel -- [inaudible] is also here. tell us what you know about edelson, charlie. >> just from the body language and some of the responses we're getting back from edelson's office since last week, it seemed like he was holding back and that he's still interested in giving some money. now, there's not a lot of time left in the campaign. connell: no. >> trump can use the money right now. connell: so what's the hold up right now? >> well, everything you've been reading. missteps, he had a lousy three or so weeks following the republican convention where he should have been on a high and, you know, he should have been attacking hillary on the economy and things of that nature, and then he just got embroiled in all this nonsense -- connell: these people have to make decisions. whether it's sheldon adelson or others, charlie's point is right, it's getting late. we're just about at labor day, so you have to make

charlie gasparino, charlie in d.c. >> i'm reporting from herbalife that's located in burbank, californiaom d.c. how do you like that? in any event i'm here for interesting sources and stories what is going on with the campaign a lot going on with herbalife, under fire from bill ackman the short seller. worth zero. being propped up by carl icahn the great financier who thinks it is worth more than zero. herbalife is fighting back on some of ackman's claims it is pyramid scheme. continued claims. putting out promotional material attacking ackman. second one came out today. one came out yesterday. this is kind of interesting about this we talked to one of the big bulls on the stock, tim ramey, one of the top analysts. he is coming out, very rare for him to criticize herbalife. he is saying stop, stop with this stuff. no more attack ads on ackman. calling attention to the company, namely it is still pyramid scheme not being shut down by the ftc. by reacting to him it reignites the controversy. he can use language in the ftc ruling that is damaging to herbalife. ramey says, if you don't like

charlie gasparino is in the newsroom. he joins us from there. tatum joins us, fairly well-known republican donor. significant having both charlie and john on the show together. show you a quick picture of -- this picture, you see that? the man in the middle you recognize, right? this is charlie and john with donald trump. if you follow charlie on twitter, you have seen this picture four million times, when he is fighting, john, you should know this, somebody who, wherever about something on twitter, as a joke he always sends out this picture, don't you, charlie? >> i send that one out and me profusely sweating after, after workout. some twitter troll just now said, sending that out is a form of harrassment, by the way. connell: thank goodness. thankfully we do not have the picture available of you profusely sweating. john, tell us what you make on the back and forth? sorry about the picture. what do you make of the picture of donald trump back and forth with his own party what is story? >> connell, i want to dispel some rumors being promoted by

charles: charlie gasparino, thanks a lot. the dow, s&p and nasdaq at biggest decline since june. donald trump telling fbn now isn't the time to be in stocks. here's why. >> right now, would you say put your 401(k) money into stocks? >> no, i don't like a lot of things that i see. i don't like a lot of the signs that i'm seeing. i don't like what's happening with immigration policies. look, interest rates are artificially low. if interest rates ever seek a natural level, which obviously would be much higher than they are right now. you have very scary scenarios out there. charles: the former wells fargo ceo whether donald trump is right. thank you for joining us. should we be getting out the market? >> well, i think the market is fully valued. there are certainly stocks within the market that may not be, but i think all the asset classes are actually, somewhere overvalued like bonds, and the stock market is fully valued and i don't think you should be adding to your -- any of your asset classes at the moment. charles: for the average person, doesn't it get tricky when they hear so

let me bring in the economic panel, charlie gasparino, also governor jim gilmore. brian west bury, let me start with you. a little bit of a surprise in the tax brackets, at first we were told 0 to 25%, 12, 28, and 23 i think are realistic tax brackets. what do you think? >> yeah. i think they are, charles. 33%. that's a nice cut from 39.6 plus the obama extras on there right now. that will be a boost to the economy. and let me just say this right away. these analyses that are out that say trump's plans are going to hurt the u.s. economy, they are totally wrong. cutting tax rates, especially on corporations and this individual tax cut are going to boost economic growth in the united states. charles: jarrold, a lot has been made about donald trump borrowing a lot supply side economics if you will. part of that too was strict money supply. you know, we saw what did. a tough couple of years. that's an integral part of this as well, isn't it? >> well, i guess so. the question is does this all add up? tax cuts are very good as brian west burry said. but if you don't get

. >> i hope i didn't shake things up like charlie gasparino. harris: "happening now" now. and a complete recovery will cost billions of dollars and take years. we are covering all of the news "happening now". flood ravaged louisiana finally gets a visit from president obama. but is it too little too late? plus. >> a dangerous drug taking over the streets of the major city. >> an epidemic of overdose is putting health officials on alert. how bad is the problem. and a convicted murderer gets a new trial. but will two former classmates discredit a new alibi witness? it is all "happening now". >>> but we begin with hillary clinton and a fox news exclusive. unpublished phone records sparking new concerns about the ties between the clinton charitable foundation and the clinton state department. >> fox news learned that there was 150 telephone messages for clinton's top state department aide over a two year period. james has the story. >> fox news obtained 180 pages maintained by staff assistants to cheryl mills. she served as chief of staff for president obama. they show a wide

i think charlie gasparino said she'll meet anybody with abs like weiner.ink people haven't connected anthony weiner with huma abedin. overall if you were to ask 20 people on the street if they knew who huma abedin was, three or four would know. liz: who do you think would hire anthony weiner now? >> to blow this not once or twice, because he was getting a lot of media time. daily news just fired him. elizabeth: they shut his account. >> snapchat. elizabeth: thank you for joining us. next up we have tom sullivan with the lou dobbs show. thank you for joining me. i'll be back at 6:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. set your dvr. you don't want to miss a moment of "making money." tom sullivan filling in for lou dobbs. don't go anywhere. [♪] tom: good evening. i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. growing concerns that the november election may be rikd. the f.b.i. announcing it uncovered evidence that foreign hackers accessed the election dat bases of two states within illinois and arizona. now the f.b.i. is urging all states to increase security measures. we'll have

as you guessed charlie gasparino is here and so is dagen mcdowell to react. down for a good dust-up. you know that. charlie: he just got off the fight with carl icahn. i should point out i'm like jack welch and i know mark really well and know carl really well. they're all spirited people and i think it's a healthy debate given some of the crumby and vile debates that go on on twitter. we' we're debating economic policy and whether clinton foundation is a slush fund. and cuban says back it up. and you pay her money you get business dealings with the state department. this is a really good debate. dagen: i agree, i don't think that jack welch responded because he has a life and he has a family. charlie: cuban has a life, too, wait, wait. dagen: if you look at cuban's twitter feed, he has a lot of time on his hands. charlie: no, mark's got a life and kids and-- >> there must be a generational divide. dagen: he likes the fight and he got into a fight with one of the originals, and complaining on twitter that twitter needs to edit content to remove some of the gar

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to charlie gasparino how worried should the clinton camp be?they should be very worried. i give the speech today for other reasons, we don't have to get into it, his economic speech, a b minus. but he did hammer a bunch of themes that trump could use to go get well-heeled wall street types involved. hillary clinton has offered very much a attack the rich, attack the business platform and economic policies. looking for tax cuts and a big business tax cut which even left -- not left wing but more moderate democratics on wall street, guys like larry fink who run black rock who is a supporter of hillary clinton has always called for a reduction in corporate tax rate that trump is calling for. he might be able to use those to get the big money donors in, then he can hammer her in battleground states. >> they say do get this in ra speech. he said isolation is not an option. >> we can argue about his trade policies. he also said nafta -- >> sure, but i'm saying overall those are things that dovetail with the point you're making. >> the headlines tomor

charlie gasparino has the story. [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event?sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. always has to be who sat your desk? phone now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your customers first. introducing one talk-- another way verizon connects your business better. learn how at onetalk.com. liz: the only thing more exciting than janet yellen in a cowboy hat, would be if she gives a hint as to when we'll see the next rate hike. that is for us market nerds, right? the federal reserve major confab in jackson hole, wyoming, is well underway. peter barnes lassoed a fed-head in jackson hole. he is live with what he was able to squeeze out of it. reporter: i

gerri boyle, we love charles and colin but someone needs to keep charlie gasparino in check. it is connell. it is all yours. cheryl: breaking right now, the fbi will release this report on hillary clinton's email server as soon as tomorrow, this news as the most clinton friendly newspaper in the country, the new york times, writes a scathing op-ed against the democratic nominee demanding she cut ties with the clinton foundation. welcome to "the intelligence report". a busy afternoon for the clinton camp. in addition to releasing the fbi report on clinton the fbi will release the notes agents took after a three our conversation, as i said, the left leaning new york times is taking a stand against hillary clinton and her family foundation calling for her to cut her ties in an op-ed, donald trump has a point when he raises concerns about the foundation, the email from previous reporting, mister trump has reason to say mrs. clinton was secretary, hard to tell where the foundation ended did the and the state department began. pretty damning. achieving distance from the foundation

charlie gasparino reporting that sherry redstone executive she would like to push for a merger wean cbscom but cbs is unconvinced about the idea. we're going to be right back with one university that's finally saying "no" to pc correctness and all of that. better buckle up. at inactive satellite radio of yours is ready to roll. because the siriusxm free listening event is on right now! just hit the sat button in your car and listen free thru sept 6. that's right, two glorious weeks of commercial-free music, plus talk, sports, comedy, news, and more. your ride has never, ever, rocked like this. oh yeah, siriusxm is on for free right now. so tune in and let's ride! trish: the university of chicago is telling incoming freshman that the school will not be condoning safe spaces. the school explained that they aren't going to impede the university's commitment to the freedom of inquiry. kind of good to hear. finally from the university our own jeff flock is at the university with all the details on this. jeff, no more safe spaces. what are those kids going to do? >> well, you know, they reall

do you know from advising him as our own charlie gasparino reported last year, that he was personallyven maybe changed the speech to have heavier emphasis on trade than was originally planned? >> no. i can't tell you that he changed it. i think this was part of the plan all along. i have been inputting into the speech writing on this. connell: right. >> along with my copatriot peter navarro. i know personally that he has been an avid trade guy for a long time, being concerned about us losing out in a trade deals going back to the first interview he did with oprah winfrey. the reason i first touched base with him had to do with two bock books that i wrote. recently came out march of 15, american made, return to greatness, basically a book on trade. we talked over past 15 years, on trade issues. it would be very active on this issue, not only united states but globally. connell: right. >> and so that is where we came together. and i can tell you, this is something he is passionate about. it is not johnny-come-lately this type of thing. connell: he said, certainly whatever you want to sa

charlie gasparino.tory and the soap opera goes on. >> what we did last week we did good journalism, as opposed to cnbc which allowed bill ackman to take center stage and basically mislead viewers. there were rumors, carl icahn the leading shareholder herbalife, nutrition company very highly watched in markets. huge battle between carl icahn who is long and bill ackman the other hedge fund titan wants it short, go to zero, makes money when the stock goes down. we did what we're supposed to do, when the rumors came out we reported that company said they were not selling. how would the company know that? icahn has five seats on the company's board. so he is there. after that the journal did i thought was a decent story about how carl might sell some of the stock that a brokerage firm was out there sort of pedaling it. one of the people they were pedaling to ackman to buy a small piece. ashley: which makes no sense. >> the fact the story leaked made no sense. how i knew something fishy about the trade, bloc

if you don't adjust the number, loss of 28 cents a share, and charlie gasparino has been covering monthsonths, settlement where herbalife basically agreed to restructure the business and government stopped short calling it a pyramid scheme. that was $300 million settlement. including the settlement, herbalife reported a loss of 28 cents. revenue pretty much in line, 1.2 billion, over 1.19 billion which was the forecast. sales up 3.1% in the quarter. herbalife is raising full-year guidance to boot. shares are climbing, david. david: lori, thank you very much. liz? liz: tivo moment trump is holding a rally in daytona, florida, denying controversy his campaign may be in trouble. listen to what he said. >> i want to till the campaign is doing really well. it has never been so well united. we started on june 16th. i would say right now it is best in terms of being united that it has been since we began. we're doing incredibly well. we're leading in the state of florida, you saw the poll. [cheering] david: despite those comments, some republicans are criticizing donald trump, some are even cro

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colleagues from the fox business network, the anchor of "countdown to the closing bell," and charlie gasparino. she says she'll work with both parties. hasn't happened so far. >> that's absolutely true. but that's an easy statement to throw out. we're going to make an investment in jobs. president george w. bush did a lot of investment in job training and it hasn't been working. we need more granularity. i found this a fascinating speech, it was very populist but was mixed with things that really mirrored what donald trump has talked about, whether it's infrastructure or certain tax changes for working families. and of course as you look at all of this you say, are they more different or more similar? >> there were definitely some parallels we saw. charlie, one of the biggest lines we got was going after the wealthy, wall street, big corporations, make sure they pay their fair share. we talked about about what is paying what. the top 1% in this country paying 43.6% of the taxes and half the country not paying anything at all. >> and a lot of them paying that are small businesses, which she con

oneluckyguy, we want to rehind you, you are so luck -- remind you, you are so lucky, charlie, charlie gasparinoare outnumbered on this friday eve in harris -- >> that's what my mother -- harris: friday eve? sandra: family show.

trump adviser michael caputo and charlie gasparino.y are calling a trump three-point out. >> finishing off what was done when they fired corydon bastille, bringing and kelley and can't like as his replacement and also steve bannon and ceo. this is an interesting combination that i don't think her publicans out there are really looking at it the right way. he may lead right guard and that's a pretty interface organization that is clearly the way he wants it. but he also runs a the accountability institute, which is a very high reputation that works all the time with incredible media organizations, exposing government corruption in both parties. this is a guy who shifts the paradigm for a living. it's going to be a very interesting thing to watch steve bannon is the shifts for the trump organization. >> i really respect mr. caputo here. i should point out that i know steve bannon pretty well. he's a good guy, someone i consider a friend. if you seriously think about when you are, i don't think you go to a guy that is still a very good bu

and for charlie gasparino, is that making investors more bullish on dorothy himself?i think what's making-- you get the bounce on twitter and i think a lot of it is the rumors that twitter is going to be bought. the and say the rumor is steve ballmer and maybe other big time tech investors would take it private. it was quickly discounted. i will say this, twitter is a great company in search of a business model. and that's what the street has determined. the one thing that i think would jazz this stock up, with every analyst and investors and banker that i talk to, that's why they're being-- they're essentially for sale. no one wants to buy them, would be buying it and the best possible route to that buy, a lot of people think would be a google or facebook, facebook probably can't because of anti-trust and google doesn't need to do it, if you google charles payne the first thing that comes up is your tweet. so they have that partnership. and google would be just spending a lot of money on it. so, leaving that out, whenever there's a rumor out now, the sort of like the

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hillary clinton calling immediate dishonest and claiming they treated him more harshly than charlie gasparinodmit he does have a point. >> he's going to be harsher on hillary? whatever that was. listen, she's right about that in the sense that the media is generally liberal and unabashedly so. here's the problem though. you have to use -- he's taking up the news cycle with self-inflicted wounds. the media didn't put the words that came out yesterday they put the word out about megyn kelly. to me back to the stuff that hurts them. the media didn't call out judge curry l. charles: the media does get a chance to interpret. they have an interesting way of interpreting comments in the most negative light possible. >> can you imagine a president obama gave a speech -- charles: joe biden has said that they make this in the past bid something very similar. >> i'm sure joe biden has said a lot of things. i am telling you that if you are trying to win the presidency, these are some of the stuff you don't say time and time again. it is completely inexplicable why after a payday about economics even with

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to charlie gasparino, ebony williams and sarah lindsay. sarah, let me start with you.lary's got enormous issues with respect to trustworthiness, and the e-mail scandals haven't helped. >> not at all. you know, it's interesting, charles, you go back to her confirmation hearing to secretary of state, and she pledged to keep her family's clinton foundation separate from the state department. back in 2008 there was a memo from valerie jarrett, special assistant to the president and the ceo of the clinton foundation saying they were going to keep business separate. and then you have these e-mails coming out showing there are ties between major donors to the clinton foundation and speeches that bill clinton gave to direct access to the state department. i mean, this calls into line trustworthiness, credibility. she knew it was an issue when she entered as secretary of state, so how do you just excuse that? charles: right. ebony, we follow this stuff for a living, we drink it, love it, eat it. the average person on the street, do you think they understand this whole thing wit