charlie gasparino looking at the impact of this but popularity rises.i think he's going to get convicted. the jury will convict him. it is pretty obvious he did what they charge him with. not saying they shouldn't have charged him. if you say there is a crime, giving hush money to someone and not disclosing it or doing it through some sort of vehicle, that is colonel. he met those standards. neil: a lot say he didn't or they didn't because they are bringing it up but you are right. you got to debate on it. neil: how do you fix think the convention will impact him? charles: the case is so flawed in so many ways, stuff is always a misdemeanor, federal campaign, to bring a charge, the manhattan da is a left-wing, prosecutors in the country, backed by soros money. this is often bragged. he decriminalized it. the reason you see recidivists on the street is often bragged, the manhattan da thinks we are making the world safe putting donald trump in jail. neil: do people see all that or a former president is convicted? charles: a lot of people see it. that is w

let's get to charlie gasparino.y what going on here. >> basically where it was last week with we reported on the "claman countdown" the only bidder is skydance redbird, kind of a combined deal. david ellison is leading the charge. thethe son of larry ellison. he has capital from media private equity firm. it has jeff shell involved, that is very important. they have always been the real bidder here, nobody else. apollo looked at this, the problem with apollo's bid, i reported this as well, they just want the studios. apparently they don't want to just sell the studios. you can't break this thing up. it is kind of a package deal. sky bird red bridge wants that package. what what we're saying these are exclusive talks. these are all, a lot of semantics here. they may only be talking with them for the next month. this deal could fall apart, liz like anything else. apollo could come back to bid for the whole thing not just the studios. here is why it could fall apart. this is stuff we've been reporting on the "the clama

charlie bass gasparino is workie story.uff said and this is from the company. >> listen, let's be real clear you didn't need the company to disclose it. i said it on your show. i said it on neil cavuto' show. social media is a tough business. twitter in its form now, with hundreds of millions of daily active users sometimes breaks even. when it was a public company. you don't know now when he took it private private. one of the reasons he got out of the deal with the former dance, it shows sometimes it is barely profitable, not profitable and it is all over the place. it is a rough business. you take that scale, put it towards truth social, donald trump social media networks, along the same lines, basically the same business model and you're talking about a fraction of the users, a fraction of it. and then you start thinking about, okay, it has computer systems, it has up keep. you factor all of that in, i knew, you knew, neil cavuto knew it was not making money. when you don't make money and you're a public company, and th

charlie gasparino. after the bell, nxpi semiconductor and yum china report their quarterly numbers in moments. n xp i up 1.%, yum china just one%. tomorrow, a biggie, tomorrow afternoon, amazon opens its quarterly books. shares of the e-commerce tech and entertainment giant have gained 40% over the last six months. given such a big runup still the stock could represent a opportunity or are there better than amazon choices for your portfolio? here is peapack management david dietze who has 11 billion in assets under management. david, what do you think, are there better than amazon assets out there? >> amazon will they initiate the dividend and gone not footsteps of alphabet and met at that before. all eyes on the cloud, leveraging off the a.i. abilities and. used to be all about books on the website but now all about digital advertising. we like meta platforms better if you want to go with the mag-7. if you like digital advertising you have to love meta platforms. their recent quarter, i was so impresse

charlie gasparino.> i spoke to several ceo type people that follow, have to follow the market for geopolitical reasons and they say on the trading desks across wall street, right now, the rumor, the speculation is hot and heavy there is going to be an iranian response imminently. does that guarranty it because it is on the trading desk? no. people telling me are ceos worried enough there could be. they are telling traders to be prepared for some sort of a response by the iranians and depending on the severity of the response, obviously there is a massive geopolitical considerations and problems here. we could be in world war iii. i mean that's the utmost problem. it could be something like a new middle east war as sort of a intermediate problem, one for one, then it as over. not saying that is good but it could happen. they're worried obviously about the geopolitical ramifications which always upsets market but the meantime short-term worry is oil prices. now that sounds very, very, it is like, you know

the aforementioned charlie gasparino, what do you think? a lot of money guys are rallying around that. >> and exactly what i heard from someone else who attended the john paulson dinner in palm beach two weekends ago said the same thing. it is hard to argue these charges are trumped up and unprecedented. than i asked about the jack smith case, trump took that, did he take the codes? if you look at these cases, they seem so picky. neil: that is how it scored. it does stop him and doing other things. charles: the second part of the argument, it's a binary choice. look at president biden, look how bad he is and what he's doing with the economy. talking to people on wall street, what is the game plan for president biden if the fed doesn't cut rates which every day it seems like they are not. neil: the atlanta fed president said the whole rate thing. neil: june is off the table. charles: what is president biden doing? a number of things. he's ramping up spending get to astronomical levels. he is buying votes, student loan forgiveness and a lot m

charlie gasparino is here. >> shareholder meetings are where shareholders vote on certain american sureder measures are called proxies. so people know that. it is kind of hard to untangle. not all shareholders vote. sometimes you go alon the line of proxy advisors. vanguard, black rock go along with iss on glass lewis that could make a difference what shareholder proposals are put up there. this is where it gets sticky for david solomon. i there are two, glass lewis and who are suggesting that he should be removed as chairman of goldman sachs. why is this a big story? i will give you the global 30,000 feet. this happens a lot with ceos. liz: jamie dimon. >> they tried to do it with jamie. liz: buffett. >> i don't know if iss would go after buffett t would take huge you know whats to go after buffett but i've seen proxy advisors go after jamie, larry fink, ceo, chairman, ceo of blackrock. larry: brian -- brian mon moynihan. they usually get beaten back. the difference david solomon does not have the sort of track record those other guys have in terms of stock price although goldman isn't

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neil: charlie gasparino, thank you so much.or something more severe in people talk about a meltdown if it gets to that kind of degree. advisor group ceo. one thing about meredith in case you don't know, she sold accurately 2008 financial crisis. when no one did. and particularly in financial issues, great to see you again. do we have that to look forward to, it's not couldn't quite play out like that? >> is very hard to compare. what's going on in the middle east is scary and messy. from my perspective what went on in the great financial crisis was messy but clean in terms of leverage situation this is a geopolitical issue and the leverage is out of the system for most of the market. neil: we as a country are fairly leveraged, there's the issue. >> there is no doubt about that at the federal level there's an obscene amount of leverage and that's what's kept the economy going as strong as it has which is untethered government spending. that at some point it's very difficult to tell when. i talked to a lot about estates being ove

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charlie gasparino is here right now. he wants the content to move to them.e deal? liz: he want his gamco shareholders get same as shari redstone. >> he doesn't want the deal. i love mario. known him forever. he is such a brilliant investor. he sticks up for his clients, for himself. he will fight for every penny and that's what he is doing here. he knows that, you know, for a common shareholder there's not, i don't think there's a lot of you know alternatives here, you know. okay, does byron allen have the money? we don't know. he says he does, just so you know. i'm not saying he doesn't but a lot of questions about that. is this, there is a case to be made here that the redbird, skydance, redbird, i guess kkr conglomerate, consortium, better word, will be, you know, will be common shareholders when it's over. be with him and they will be all working together to make this thing happen if it can with a new generation of leader, meaning david ellison and a different business model and more capitalization. that's, they will make that case at some point to inves

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year-to-date down 29% as talks with david ellison's media company skydance remain ongoing but charlie gasparinost learning that ellison's political contributions may indicate he is close and he needs to woo the administration ahead after possible acquisition. charlie? >> this deal has so many bells and whistles on it just so you know. it is not quite buying paramount. it is buying the holding company, shari redstone's stake in the holding company that owns paramount's stake and doing reverse merger, issuing new stock, there is a lot going on here. all that will be reviewed by the biden administration fcc, ftc, and doj antitrust. that is what makes what went down today very interesting. "the washington post" did a story that said, that, they cited the campaign filings and i looked it up myself, that he maxed out, gave the most money he can, i think it was something like 800, $900,000, almost a million to the joe biden victory fund which is soft money fund-raising enand gave it in the first quarter of this year. also noticed he gave first quarter, maxed out joe biden directly, $6600. there is lim

neil: charlie gasparino. you want to follow the money, follow charlie on that.h us as well. getting the landscape, let me get your take on where this is going, donald trump has a lot of people with a lot of money rallying around them. we are not here to divine why but he offers things they want to see and like to see, more going his way. will that make up the financial difference, this chasm between him and the president? >> the chasm is likely to persist. one reason is a lot of financial resources have to be diverted to his legal troubles. the super pacs affiliated with trump with trump's own personal wealth, he can't self fund this the way he could in 2016 or 2020. it will be difficult for him but the one silver lining is when it comes to donald trump, he has defied a lot of political rules of gravity and money is one of the. in 2016 he was significantly outraised by hillary clinton and still managed to pull off a win. i don't think money is as determinative when it comes to two people with the high name id as trump and biden but i think joe biden will outpace

i want to pick charlie gasparino's plan. charles: he's a smart guy, not taking issue with the. neil: talk to blackstone guys and others. charles: larry mcdonald used to be a traitor, he's in their harry dent atmosphere. he sees massive amounts of debt, the fact the treasury is sold mostly on the short end and not taken advantage of long-term rates, to issue more at higher rates and feeds on itself. he sees that as being a catalyst for the market crash. it is not absurd what harry dent is saying. we been waiting for this crash for how long. the us economy is a resilient economy, capitalism does work and some supplies. neil: was kind of intimate on it but we won't get to the subject at hand. the meltdown would be a picnic compared to this. charles: the financial meltdown. that's what larry mcdonald is saying. if we had fiscal policy that was rational. let's say we start addressing it, eliminating it. we start cutting the deficit, imposing some supply-side tools to glow the economy, tax cuts. start addressing, rationalizing fiscal policy, it will go a long way. neil: ronald reagan

if you are wondering the reason for the location, charlie gasparino is here to tell us why.rd-biggest hub of employees, first it was new york, second is dallas, third is utah, they have a bank, back office operations there and what is interesting about this is after the annual meeting held on wednesday, david solomon send personal invites to a reception to all the major players in utah for a dinner that is hosted at the governor's mansion. it's very interesting because one of the people who got the invite is marleau oaks, the treasury. marleau oaks has been on a chair against firms like that and goldman has been cited by gold for governors and elected officials as being too associate for environmental social governance and oaks has been one of the guys pushing back on that. makes for interesting dinner conversations for the annual meeting. goldman sachs, stock has been doing well and david solomon turning stuff around, rough patches, people leaving, into retail banking, stock is up pretty good. edward: signaling the pivot. charles: every ceo is trying to pivot from that. if

. >> charlie gasparino,. >> okay. liz: alphabet stock up half a percent right now.iktok's future, let's get to that. well in the u.s. it is back in the hot seat, very hot as the house has revised the 95 billion-dollar emergency aid bill for israel and ukraine to include a bipartisan effort to release china's grip on the popular video app. the legislation aims to force chinese-owned bytedance to sell its stake in tiktok's u.s. operations to a u.s. organization or company and or, face a total ban. with the package on fast track to passage in the house, the senate is also expected to approve the measure for president biden to sign into law next week. according to capitol hill lawmakers tiktok is a national security issue because china uses it as a propaganda tool and has access to americans user data through parent bytedance. joining me live in studio, member of the u.s. chamber of commerce task force. robert herjavec. you're a shark tank guy too. >> i am. liz: thrilled to have you here but do you think this is going to pass and are you worried about tiktok as everybod

charlie gasparino with us on this. all the makings of a meme stock.bution, don't buy the stock thinking it will go up because it's a company with a lot of problems. they disclosed it all. ask your self, it's not exactly 0. it is way up from when it was trading with digital world acquisition. and double digits. neil: there's a downdraft, who buys on these notes? charles: a lot of people believe in donald trump but the other thing is technical. there's not a lot of stock outstanding but if you want to short this stock and make money as it goes down in the future you have to pay up for that, pay extra money because it's hard to find the stock. you have to get it from someone, sell immediately and replace it. hard to find that borrow. what you have now and i've spoken to several marketmakers, people buying the stock thinking they could make a lot of money, a chunk of change is unbelievable. do you get more pay lending it out then you might have experienced when the price goes down and we could do that because there's still not a lot afloat. as more people

charlie gasparino here has the latest news on donald trump's business dealings of which they have thatge fox business viewer looking at that. you better think long and hard. with truth social land donald trump media. trading under the symbol dj t which is hard to find on the internet because whenever you put $ dj t you get dow jones transportation. kept coming up as dow jones transportation index and i was like what is this? 15,000? be that as it may, if you want to make a campaign contribution to donald trump, if you think what is going on legally is unfair and some of this stuff is absurd, his running for office and has to face judgments over stupid stuff. buying the stock probably is not the way to go. i'm not a financial advisor and don't give financial advice but you don't invest in politics, you invest with her head. the gentleman who is a trump support who wrote the bond, approved the bond deal. got a lot of collateral, donald trump paying interest. he's going to be fine financially. no one is making unkind contributions with their finances. tried not to do that. the meme stocks

. >> sandra: let's bring in charlie gasparino.as we await the president. >> i want to join the climate. >> sandra: if we can point that climate shot. as john was introducing peter doocy, luis sierra bernie sanders take to the microphone. those who believe climate change is a hoax, they will lead to the end of the world is how he and joed. >> didn't al gore say that 20 years ago? the two nearly this is an effort to reach out to that younger voting block. will that work? >> i don't know. if you saw that survey that they put up there, climate worries was way down. here's the thing. this is the problem that esg and all the stuff from an economic standpoint while people are rebelling against it right now. you see what's going on at the border and you see inflation eating away at your paycheck. you see all the crime in the streets, it's hard to get excited about maybe someday having a cleaner planet with electric vehicles. that is the disconnect that the democrats have on these issues. it is not speaking to the way average americans see

charlie gasparino which suitor may be -- >> aren't investors enthused about this deal? bakish is out. liz: who is out as potential suitor. >> let's back up, what is likely to happen, if you talk to people, two potential suiters to right now. skydance redbird you have to put them way up at the top and put apollo which is sort of hovering this is one thing you have to ask yourself, and this is the question i posed to investment bankers, people close to the deal itself, playing in this deal, if apollo is willing to put up 26 billion, isn't that the number they floated, something astronomical to buy out everybody, common shareholders, shari whole thing, done, why isn't it done? you have to ask yourself. either you don't think they have the money which i find that hard to believe. they have money, or, you just don't think that this, that deal will get through the biden administration or any administration's regulatory hurdles and i believe it's the latter and here's when i'm hearing. apollo apparently has saudi backers, you know, there is no doubt. shari redstone's people ar

charlie gasparino reports grads could be risking losing prized jobs because their schools are allowingrles: let's be clear. the ivy league and the elite colleges are always going to be recruiting from corporate america, wall street. what is going on now is there is a reevaluation of how much of the recruiting efforts should be focused on those schools because of these protests. to be clear it is not just the protests that are turning off corporate recruiters but the protests are somehow enlightening the corporate world as to what type of curriculum is at these places. are places like columbia replacing the core curriculum of liberal arts, math, you name it, stuff you need to to be a good employee with soft and politicized subjects which are companies recruiting from these like a generation of political activists and that is where we are going. are you have to do is read my story in the new york post, a big hedge fund, a graduate of columbia, pretty sure dan will always look at columbia but he told me he is broading out the search, not just second-tier or good state schools but places l

charlie gasparino in this crazy election year.th this fundraising effort in florida. >> it was a really good night is probably more than the 53 that is the stated number. i think you're going to get a little more. >> that is double what the president got. >> i think you got 26 or in the ballpark. in the optics on this one in my view is absurd and clogging up traffic in new york even worse in during the week of the fallen police hero. >> a lot of names you don't know, there are plenty of gazillion errors that are out there that are not household names. a friend of mine that will pony up a couple hundred grand in the top ticket was 800. steve wycoff was there big real estate developer, john polson put it on. neil: it was at his home. >> then there were people that were stand out, not standouts in this is key for trauma. and a lot of people scoff at big money donors. i don't think you should and i don't think his campaign. he needs to raise money and while he's in court he has to blitz the airwaves with all of joe biden's problems ov

here to explain national amusement, its piece in all of this, charlie gasparino. >> national amusementsone micked me up? liz: you do have to take responsibility. this is how the sausage is made. >> national amusements is the holding company, take the shot, everybody take the shot. national amusements is the holding company for paramount. by the way shari redstone owns 80% of national amusements. liz: we're getting you the microphone. >> as she owns the 80%,. liz: can i put this back on? okay, keep going. >> keith ellison of sky dance and redbird, they want to buy it. here is the question, does this thing making shari redstone rich, does it do anything for the common shareholders like your pal mario ga belly, your pal warren buffett, who will not just sit there and say shari gets all the fun and we don't. in that context, until the deal happens, it is not a done deal until you read the press release, the whole thing, go out and do a sales job. what will be the main sales pitch? by the way -- liz: what is david, not -- >> david ellison, is a new generation of leader. they're going to put

liz: we have 10 techs, 10 seconds thanks to my compatriot charlie gasparino. how many fed rought cuts do you see this year. >> one or two. in the fourth quarter. liz: you're like us at "the claman countdown," we do not think it is three. here we go the closing bells cue them. [closing bell rings] s&p and that nasdaq up here. eking out modest gains. evercore isi head of research mark mahaney joins us. we're talking tech and more. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. 64% of americans think taxes are too damn high. of course they are. they are right and tragically joe biden wants to keep on raising them. plus the bidens are so inept they can't even get their own irs to at at attack rich people. ha, ha, vivek ramaswamy will talk about all that. they want to spend 50,000 for green army climate corps. that will be a mail in harvesting ballot corps. we'll ask dougburg ham about that. john hagerty and "breitbart"'s john carney. why mr. donald trump is actually a free trader. think of that. tammy bruce and rich lowery selling bibles not only godl

and charlie gasparino also came but mostly for the filet mignon, right? >> not very good steak.brother and kennedy witched because she wanted his and he -- switched. >> it was, like, industrial produced. liz: oh, my gosh, you are just -- [laughter] >> the then again, i'm such a foodie, or you know? and it was a great night. liz: thank you very much for being there. >> it was well deserved. liz: charlie brady was there. it was so great to have everybody. >> it was great. liz: what have you worked on today? >> that's an interesting intro -- liz: better i didn't want say what have you got? >> this is why this story is so fascinating. a couple weeks ago people were talking about ken griffin of citadel, mega republican donor who is kind of lukewarm with trump maybe coming back into the trump fold and giving him a lot of money for his if presidentia- liz: maybe or is? >> maybe. liz: okay. >> people were talking about that. he was kind of leaving his options open from what i understand, kind of saying no but with hedging. well, we might do it. as you know, he supported nikki haley duri

could face a ban if it does not sell within a year charlie gasparino has been speaking to bankers as fuse on it. so don't think because this thing passes the house and ban it that this thing is done. it will have a long fuse it will have extensions. what we do know is this, i'm getting this from, just so he know how wide investment bankers know what is going on with congress in this, they hire people to follow stuff because they may have to sell this. goldman sachs, jpmorgan, major lawyers would be working on a deal. this would be a multibillion dollar deal. the u.s. arm of tick okay. i heard numbers like $40 billion. that is huge deal to sell to someone else. not a lot of natural buyers, exec companies have billions in cash. apple, amazon, google, oracle, they're all there. here is what we know. still, not a done deal. if they're going to do it in the senate the way it has been described to me, they will not do it as a separate vote. they will do it as part of a supplemental thing. this will be like some sort of a package of funding. to what i understand the understand is really div

charlie gasparino on what move the short sellers make next. >> for the uninitiated here, when you selltock there is more out there, there is less of earnings per share to go around, thus it falls. i once heard a ceo, adam aron, amc, it is good dilution, good for the shareholder. there is no such thing as good dilution. it may help the company in the long run but the shareholder will suffer because of it. what we have lots of shares in circulation, even though donald trump hasn't sold his shares. this is secondary offering. we should point out the company in recent filing may have problems remaining an ongoing concern. there is lot of problems with this company. elon musk has a hard time making money on twitter, truth social with a fraction of the audience will have problems too. what comes next if you own the stock? if you own the stock, you have to be prepared for this thing to be heavily, heavily shorted as of today. before today it was shorted, not as heavily because there weren't a lot of shares outstanding. to do a short sale you need to borrow shares, sell immediately. you replac

so this question, charlie gasparino has sparked a major selloff in the markets. >> you and i follow marketse conflict between politics and finance is always present and this is where it gets really tricky. let's follow the events and how the market is interpreting events. liz: show intraday here, folks. >> joe biden comes out and basis says, israel, we want you to quit now. liz: cease-fire. >> want you to quit, cease-fire. everything is dependent on how you treat the people of gaza. basically saying we're casting doubt on your continued military advancing to get rid of hamas. the minute that happens, iran turns around and starts sabre-rattling, okay? one of the most, one of the worst actors in the middle east. and the minute that happens the markets literally tank. so what the markets are saying is that the void in leadership in many ways in the write house, the fact -- liz: concern about oil prices going higher, sparking inflation once again plays into the fed. >> the fed, the fed can't raise rates. liz: cut,. >> cut rates. remember they're also worried about like when america speaks prett