liz: charlie gasparino, downturned slightly negative.ans will drive to their destinations. bad news, they will be paying a lot less to get there. according to gas buddy average gasoline prices are projected to drop to $3.20 a gallon, what happens at the pump start in the oil pits. surrounded by bears, crude oil settling up 3% today at $75.99 a barrel. oil is in a bear market, down four weeks in a row at a time when you think so much turmoil the price would go up. goldman sachs, it is great to have you. it was going to go south in price, and hot time in the middle east. >> great to be on this. and pricing large draws, the biggest reason oil prices have come down. supply growth has been stronger. the selloff has been amplified over the last two so reduction in system of articulation geopolitical and second, renewed concerns about demand following softer u.s. economic data including jobless claims and technical factors such as selling by computers, that tends to be more powerful in november. liz: when the israel hamas war broke out, what di

charlie gasparino. deutsche bank is coming out with a bold prediction for the s&p 500. the end of 2024. would be a gain of 12% from current levels. our "countdown closer" says don't wait around. he is bullish on the markets but what form? ed sidel has the idea. you can't be bullish on all of it. where? >> you know what actually right now believe it or not i like bonds, i like commodities. those companies, those value companies, strong balance streets, that invest in commodities and honestly i really like health care because of our aging population. so those are the picks going into next year. i'm very cautiously bullish. that's for sure. liz: let's tackle at least commodities right now. crude oil has gotten hammered quarter to date. >> yes. liz: on the converse side, we've got gold looking very good. it is $2035 per troy ounce. it had a very strong year. >> that's right. liz: tell me, are you thinking soft commodities? are you thinking industrial? >> industrials. even if we look at something as simple as orange juice. it has outperformed the s&p. so when we're looking a

to charlie gasparino. ibm up, tesla down. tesla down nearly 4%. charlie. >> i read the tweets.t. i'm trying, part of me, i think part of you, because we kind of know him a little bit, you know him better than me, you actually interviewed him, meaning musk, is saying what did he really mean by this, trying to look at it. it is hard not to, not to think this is just vial stuff and, you know needs to come out and clarify. i will say this, i reached out to about everybody i know that knows him. i reached out to walter isaacson. no comment. he wrote the book. i would love to get the take on this thing. what is going on in this guy's mind. was he losing it or high, when he said this, retweeted this. twitter is a place filled with landmines. you can easily trip up here though this doesn't seem like something that's easily to trip up. somebody is talking about nazis and -- liz: you have to make an effort, look at it, read it, retweet it. as the ceo after publicly-traded company and of course twitter twitter in the sights of advertising, you know, devastation -- >> if you're not a publi

charlie gasparino with more on that side. charlie? >> neil, these are executives on wall street, full disclosures, those are my sources that have an open ear. they have the white house's ear, the top people in the democratic national committee. these are very powerful people and quite frankly they are in freak-out mode from what i understand. they are really worried that joe biden will not be able to beat donald trump. donald trump to them is the second coming of satan, if you ask them. this is the last thing that they want, last person they want as president. they don't believe joe biden has the wherewithal to do it. if joe biden is the nominee, obviously you'll see them support him. i don't know how much money they'll throw at him, but they will be support from these same donors. they are making it very clear to the democratic party leadership, to their sources in the white house that they don't think joe biden has the mental fitness and its mostly the mental fitness. they don't think he's up to the job of beating trump. they also b

thank you very much, charlie gasparino.investing but our "countdown closer" is has his eye on ultrashort term when it comes to an asset class. we have david kudla. ultrashort term, not ultrashort. which asset class. >> specifically talking about bonds and it has made the most sense this year. we've heard a lot of people talk about a lot of investors and analysts talking about buying duration. that worked last week as rates came down. for most the year the long bonds have been hurt. the place to be is on the shortest end of the curve, whether corporates treasurys, high yield, whatever instrument, debt instrument to be on the shortest end of the curve and just look for that yield that has been so profitable compared to intermediate, long-term bonds that suffered this year. liz: we have a whole bunch of short-term bond etfs on the screen. this is the way to play it, if you want to get into it, david says. so you're looking at rates which are wiggling around today. they were lower and slightly off the lows for the 10-year, the

charlie gasparino details with this. what is going on here?uld have a call, for media matters. this is what the people at x are telling me. the team is engaging with companies that left the platform amid the whole story. you name it, matched with some high profile advertising, you know the ones that have bolted to. they are re-engaging with those companies trying to get them back, with evidence that this was essentially a force manipulated thing by media matters. here's what they tell me. it is in the lawsuit. 61-year-old man talking about algorithms. they believe people at media matters created freak account. in those fake accounts they went, actively sought out problematic accounts, followed them and corporate accounts. if they do that, you will have a situation where the algorithm tracks the user, brings content to the user but the algorithm thinks the user wants. i'm following these neo-nazi accounts and apple, going to get neo-nazi stuff sent to the and apple sent to me. let me make my point. you have to force the situation. they also fou

to charlie gasparino with the scoop. charles: day chart, can we put that up, that is the key here.aking even soon. lauren: down two pennies. charles: what i just tweeted out essentially is paramount, everybody, every investment bank or median investor says paramount is for sale and will be on the auction block. why is that? market at $7 billion the smallest player. this company was a huge company and now it is done. basically having a hard time in streaming wars, rich greenfield has a whole sector gone but let's be clear, the weakest entrants, weakest members go first. when i was in print journalism before i went to cnbc absent a place called newsweek, it was a big operation but the newsmagazines were the weakest of all players in print and the first to go. liz: for a dollar. it is a vibrant website. 100 million daily active users. charles: people working at home. this is a big operation. a world-class news organization. paramount is in that position so who is going to do that? at warner discovery has a lot on its plate, the same issues getting streaming in order and bringing a mer

charlie gasparino. charles: i never use language like that. neil: okay. that is what i would say.our company is being circled by culture investors because you are not performing, your stock is in the tank, people boycotting your movies. then all of a sudden media matters comes out and a weird report about if you did 10 minutes of research you would know is not true. it is true only if you manufacture, the report that said ads in disney is placed next to neo-nazi content, disney never complained, they would know if it was true. media matters manipulated the algorithm. neil: disney is following the conga line, on charges -- charles: he didn't make the remark. he did something stupid, should stay off twitter and didn't know, he was making a broader point of the progressive liberals including those in the adl, like black lives matter and anti-israel for years, saying you support those this is the end results. neil: let me ask about that. you don't want to put pressure on advertisers. charles: there's a bigger business story going on with x. they are moving away from advertising. they

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kelly o'grady, i want to go to charlie gasparino in palm beach, had a chance to catch up with not onlyst ceos, more details in the second, did so in palm beach. it' s up to her for charlie who gets to interview these big guys and he is in palm beach. to you, my friend. charles: you can get a grasp reflex and bankman fried bernie madoff, the plan, creator of billions of dollars well, the home the retail empire conservative activist, i caught up with him here in his beautiful, a will interview and everything we will live 30 years, why is not optimistic about the future, listen to what he has to say. >> for me. the last election was a big disappointment for me. charles: and my back? i thought we had another two slots. neil: why don't we play that. >> i have them in mind, they can't afford to fill their cars with gas. they can't afford to put a meal on their table with their families. they can't afford their rent. everything there is is up. there wasn't the nazi regime and this is no different than nazi germany coming back. i see nazi germany all over this thing. her in the 40s when i grew

this as charlie gasparino, as cyber truck event -- >> i never use words like that. the "f" word.ster truck. >> let's unpack what elon did and what he didn't do. let's be real clear. if you believe him, there is good evidence believing him he was not endorsing anti-semitism in a tweet. he tweeted something. liz: he said it was the worst move he ever made. >> he knows it is stupid, you know it is stupid and i know it is stupid. it was a clumsy way of left-wingers in this country embraced black lives matter, that hates israel, guess what, this is what you're getting. number two, media matters if you believe the certified lawsuit of musk against media matters they essentially manufactured the neo-nazi content, neo-nazi postings next to ads of big companies. they went out and created fake accounts that followed neo-nazis, followed the big ads, refreshed their page 40,000 times and you know -- liz: why doesn't he needed a money. >> right now he needs it. be that as it may, corporate america is still very woke. it is still scared of its own shadow. disney, disney, you realize disney las

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stuart: home depot cofounder bernie marcus sat down with charlie gasparino. he joins us on remote.he tell you? >> it was an amazing interview. he has a 94-year-old body, created a great company, home depot, a conservative activist, he's smarter than me. he is worried about the direction of the country, the economy, bidenomics and let's let him say it. it is a fascinating -- >> he lied in his speech when he said i'm going to bring america together and he became the most divisive president we have ever seen. okay. sorry. a little technical difficulty. it was fascinating to rollout all day, spoke about biden, the creation of home depot and what's going on on campus, compared to nazi germany. he said he's not giving up the fight even at 94 years old, he wants to change the political direction of this country. he really believes if president biden reelected we are going back to a third world country. he was quick love donald trump. if you think of bernie's history with donald trump, longtime friends, 2016-2020, doesn't likes of the optics around trump, loves his policies, we like him to

charlie gasparino talking about all of that.ource of mind is into the no labels movement that most of the meetings, it's almost a done deal, whether it happens or not -- neil: are they basing it on the end of donald trump? charles: needs to be trump versus biden, can't be biden versus nikki haley or trump versus gavin newsom. it has to be the two guys most of the country doesn't want, for them to come in with the candidate. becomes more likely that's going to happen you will see them make an effort raising money without access to both of these. they are pretty close. charles: they think it's a done deal. charles: they don't think that candidate or fusion ticket would be a spoiler? charles: they think they can win this time. ross perot came close. neil: he stepped out and came back. charles: he said some crazy stuff. it -- you won't see joe manchin but that is an interesting thing. george bush came closer than anybody thought. neil: who does this help or hurt? manchin should hurt the president and robert f kennedy junior. charles

neil: time for business with charlie gasparino.that fabio kind of acknowledged me. he is a tough one. it is a little different. neil: what is going on? charles: i don't want to make a joke out of this but you seem like a no language guy. diane: don't think you can blame me for that. charles: you have no labels. that's the potential third-party candidate. they are going to try. they haven't announced, could be joe manchin. a moderate democrat could be larry hogan or both of them on a ticket together. this is going to be interesting. no labels could decide the race. manchin leading the ticket, could elect trump. i've heard conservatives say the opposite, it could elect biden. it could be -- no one knows but they are, if they run it could be a game changer. this is what i know from people who give a lot of money, a lot of wall street guys are involved, they also support democrats but they like no labels because a lot of them are moderates and they don't like the direction of either party, the front runners meeting president biden and

joining us now is the attorney suing nyu, marc kasowitz along with charlie gasparino.aving me. the reason we're seeing nyu because the university has been an abysmal job protecting its jewish students from egregious and playing grant displays of anti-semitism. this goes back a number of years. this was heightened tramatically with october 7th and massacre of israelis there. so, what's happening on campuses and you're seeing it all over and it's certainly happening with particular force on the nyu campus is that there are outrageous kiss displays of intimidation, physical threats, psychological threats toward jewish students. >> have there been assaults have there been assaults as well? >> there are some physical assaults we're aware of, yes. it has been, really been just a conflagration of anti-semitism and threatening, intimidating behavior to the point where jewish students own campus are afraid to leave their dorms, afraid to leave their apartments. many of them are leaving and going to their families homes off campus because of the threats to them. >> you know mart

now he is at the hot seat at the new york investment bank where he serves as ceo says charlie gasparinod by the great robert greenhill, you remember him? one of the top deal-makers of all time. scott bach was the his long-time number two. he is now the ceo of greenhill company. something interesting happened late last week. when you issue earnings you issue a press release. greenhill is a public company. it is being bought by mizuho financial. it is being bought. you generally put out a press release. there was no press release. because mr. bach is somewhat controversial people are following his every move. what they found was this, i was sent the 10-q. greenhill lost for the quarter ending september 30th, $30 million. for the nine months of, first nine months of the year they lost like $50 million. they are bleeding internally. now this is fascinate inning this sense. he is clearly at war with mark rowan the ceo of apollo. mark rowan is a wharton grad who says scott b-ek as chairman of the university of university of pennsylvania board of trustees did not do enough to quell anti-semiti

charlie gasparino has some inside scoop on perhaps this reversal, charlie? >> yeah.ttle bit and recall x has sued media matters for defamation. a whole ball of wax, saying that it's essentially concocted the scandal, that, you know, by manipulating etc. algorithms, you can create the nazi content, the bad content next to the ads of those major advertise ors. be that as it may, we finish sources have told the fox business network that x has been out there trying to woo back all those advertisers that bolted, that paused their advertisements. and it's a lot of them. "the new york times" ran a story that said it was something like $75 million hit initially. here's what x is now on the record, a spokesman for x on the record telling fox business now that they have convinced three, they would say major advertisers, their words, to unpause their adsen on the social media platform. the three they cited to me was exxonmobil, state farm and jack in the box. they claim all three have paused. now they're back on the platform. we should point out that i put calls in to each one

joining us with the latest, charlie gasparino. >> liz, the lawsuit is public. it is out there.ehind the scenes with linda yaccarino and what they're trying to do. >> they're using the evidence they have gotten and it sounds compelling. i spent time on the phone how they think media matters manipulated algorithms that led to a neo-nazi users next to an ibm ad. in any event that is going on right now. they feel increasingly confident, that is what they tell me, not saying it is happening they can get most of these people back. there may not be a grand announcement they're telling me, everybody is going to come back but you know, they do believe that they have a compelling case, ibms, the disney, everything else is listening because here is what they're hitting them with. i find it fascinating if it is true. media matters did not return email for comment. i should point out this is coming from x. what they're saying the minute they saw that story they did an investigation. they were trying to figure out how a user experience for most people, i never see neo-nazi stuff or anything

charlie gasparino here on that side of the equation. what's going on?ng with major wall street donors, people in that ceo class -- neil: right, right. >> -- that support ised biden in the past, they're democratted. there are couple interesting things. we should point out that if he runs, if he wants to run again, it's the his. it's just the way party politics go. neil: belongs to the president. >> but they are getting anxious, there is anxiety. they are telling their sources in the white house in the democratic party that they don't think he can beat trump, and that's what has a lot of people scared. those last polls, i think, i saw a dramatic change when you talk to people that are in that sort of circle that i described from before the polls, they were just like, ooh, he's bad, he's cringe-worthy at times he can't walk up the stairs the thousand it's, like, you know, it might be baked in that he loses. he might be -- neil he'll it's really these battleground states that surprised them, right? he won those pretty easily. >> yea. neil: and now in a coup

cheryl: charlie gasparino, good to see you. closing bell will ring.e the bulls, we're starting holiday shortened traying week pretty thankful. s&p is looking to exit correction territory by 32 points. all we need is 15.09. we should be in good shape. i don't want to yanks it. sometimes i do that. we'll get out of correction territory. president biden participating in the annual white house tradition in turkey pardon, sparing two birds, liberty, and belle, from ending up on somebody's dinner terrible thursday. our "countdown closer" says he has a stratthat will stuff your portfolio with returns and not stuff the gains. i'm out of puns. we have tom hanlon. hey, tom, great to see you. >> thank you, so much, cheryl for having us on. cheryl: speaking of turkeys this market this year, has not been a turkey, especially how the nasdaq performed. this is the week we think, okay, now we're going to the holidays. how did the year play out for us. where are weaknesses in your portfolio, it still seems to be technology? >> yeah, absolutely. that is where you're se

to the charlie gasparino. >> i just tweeted this out, so keep an eye on the minute by minute, this mightget a bitcoin etf approved by the sec. blackrock is one of them. we've had larry fink on this show who kind of dodges the question because it's before the commission, he doesn't want to, you know, say anything that gets him cross with gary gensler on this. and it would be, for gary gensler, it would be a big thing if he approved it. he's been mostly anti-crypto in the sec chair. here's what we know from people close to the blackrock, they believe that -- they are growing, i guess the best way to put this is they're growing increasingly confident that their arguments are starting to resonate with the sec for approval. and they think, they think there's a better than even chance they're going to get this thing approved. liz: wow. >> and i'll tell you why. what they're basically arguing is this: you, gary gensler, you're worried about lack of transparency in the crypto the market, you're worried about the sam bankman-fried dudes running around a, you're worried about people, entities that

charlie gas flee's been looking into this -- gasparino's been looking into in this. >> i meaning so i've. they're very concerned, only, about anti-semitism on college can campuses finish. neil: sure. >> and, you know, what are the root causes of it. okay, so what they've been fining, and there's been studies on it, there was a study about it in "the new york post" today, billions of dollars of money comes from these sort of foreign sources. and these are not exactly countries that are our friends. talking china, qatar, you know, iran -- neil: and they've been doing it for a long time. >> they've been doing it for a long time, and you've got to ask yours -- by the way, it's picking up steam now. endowments to the university of pennsylvania, university of -- you name it, harvard, you know, all the major universities. and you have got to ask yourself, what is the motive, the incentive for these countries or sources in these countries to be giving to, you know, making american higher education better? and what a lot of republicans in congress will tell you, and i think there's a good chance