liz claman, over to you. liz: charles payne, i will take it, and it may be opening day for major league baseball, but it's the markets that are knocking it out of the park. look at the s&p 500 crossing the 4,000 mark for the first time ever as team biden convenes for its first official cabinet meeting the fine tune its $2.25 trillion infrastructure sales pitch. included in that spending package if, a cool $180 billion for clean energy. interestingly, it comes just as fossil fuel giants take the lead at this hour on the s&p. which side to choose when it comes to investing, the u.s. arm of a french bank now showing major money muscle due to the side it picked ten years ago, well before biden's plan took shape. here in a fox business exclusive, bnb paribas' usa ceo on the investment now paying off for his clients. and the core's john levy is here just in time for baseball's return. wait this you see his stocks return. and a johnson & johnson covid vaccine shocker, the big mix-up that has investors seeing red her

"the claman countdown" is coming right back. ♪ ♪ act now!shortage that is rocking the auto and tech industries. japan's nikkei reporting that apple is facing delays on macbook and apple ipad production because of the crunch on semiconductor supplies. the tech titan also opening up its playbook, by the way, for its upcoming court battle with fortnite creator epic games, apple denying epic's monopoly allegations when it comes to the gaming transaction market saying in a filing that it faces stiff competition from both nintendo and xbox maker microsoft who both also limit the software that can be run on their consoles and charge fees to developers. shares of apple, epic investor tencent, microsoft, as you can see, they're all moving higher today. >>> all right, some breaking news for you, the public vote tally in the fight to unionize an ammon warehouse -- amazon warehouse began, but an arduous process lies ahead in bessamer, alabama. lydia hu is here to tell us what's next as the votes are being counted as we speak. >> reporter: hi, ashley. ye

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it is getting "the claman countdown" bump.p 7%. look at it now, just 50 minutes later, up 18.2%. investors like what ceo locke had to say right here on "the claman countdown." we are watching the sports data company very closely on its first day of trade. of course, due to reverse merger with a spac. >>> all right, this is a story that could only come out of hollywood. after its first attempt at an ipo collapsing back in 2019, aria with manuel's endeavor now set to go public with a valuation of $10 billion. the agency that reps some of the biggest stars on the planet from mark wahlberg to, you know, you name it, tina fey, ben affleck, well, it filed its prospective yesterday including a top range price of $24 a share which would lead endeavor's ceo ari emmanuel, of course, the inspiration for entourage's show ari gold, would leave him and executive chair patrick whitingsell with a controlling stake that at a minimum would be worth around $900 million in shares combined. private equity firm silver lake would be endeavor's bigge

liz claman, over to you. liz: nice, nice markets here, thank you the cp effect we like it very much. we're going to triple digit gain for the dow up 227 folks we got big tech driving markets higher after block blockbuster earnings reports from apple and facebook but that was yesterday. today the s&p and the nasdac have hit intraday all-time highs , and we close there. right now the s&p is still heading for a record close, nasdac just slightly light but we've got green on the screen. it is all about amazon with less than an hour before what's expected to show a river of profits, bigger than its aquatic namesake, and with the $200 billion man jeff bezos, will he give the thumbs up to a split of the stock? our experts are gathering around the amazon earnings table. they are in front of their cameras you can't miss what they have to say. now as we wait on amazon, e-commerce giant overstock absolutely knocking out the earnings lights as the stock hurdles higher on blockbuster sales, investors want to know when thi

ash hi webster's in for liz liz claman so, ashley, over to you. ashley: thank you very much, charles payne. looking forward to that coinbase debut next week on the nasdaq. thank you very much, charles. breaking news for our viewers, president joe biden making his pitch for the american jobs plan otherwise known as infrastructure, fixing the nation's roads, rails and power lines. but, oh, yeah, also raising corporate taxes. the president hoping for bipartisan support for trillions in new spending but claiming inaction is just not an option. we will go live to the white house for a full recap on the president's comments. meantime, the markets have been pretty mixed for much of this, and they are just that at the moment. in his much-anticipated annual letter, jpmorgan chase chairman and ceo jamie dimon says get ready for the u.s. economy to boom. our floor show trade thers will dissect all of that and more. while astrazeneca is hitting a bump in the road with its coronavirus vaccine, one company is hoping the fda will green light a new drug to treat

liz claman, going to be another exciting last hour of trading. liz: always. i mean, we always have major news, and this hour will not be different, charles. we have this breaking news, we are expecting president joe biden to make a major covid vaccination announcement in this hour. after taking a tour of a virginia seminary, it involves a change in the date that he says every american age 16 and older will be eligible to be vaccinated. does that mean that the american economy will truly be off to the races? more people with shots in the arms, does that mean more people flooding back to the office? the ceo of the the online hiring service whose stock is up more than 600% year-over-year is here in a fox business exclusive with the assessment on that. bitcoin breaking last night as one nba team owner chatting on clubhouse a huge headline. the creme toe kings could soon -- sacramento kings could soon offer players the option of getting their salary in bitcoin. we're going to talk ec cluesoffly with the ceo about how his company is able, ready and willing to make

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liz claman, the next 24-48 hours is going to be very exciting. liz: indeed, indeed. on so many levelses, from coinbase to what's happening with j&j. either way, south africa, the latest nation to put johnson & johnson's coronavirus shot on hold. they're calling it a pause after u.s. regulators decided to take the cautious move earlier today. european regulators, canada also seeking more information after the pharma giant says six women under 50 developed blood clots after getting the vaccination. the j&j newot seem overly concerned as the s&p pushes for its 21st record close of the year. big tech pushing the nasdaq higher, both are near session highs at this moment. but it is bitcoin hitting record highs before the much-anticipated initial public offering of coinbase tomorrow. the ceo of crypto exchange competitor crabbingen is here to -- cracken is here to tell us if he sees any cracks at this very moment. and you can actually participate, terry duffy is here nor a fox business exclusive to reveal his latest product that will help retail investors get in at a much m

we're "the claman countdown," we're always looking at the trade. investors are already ahead of the game. environmental, social and corporate governor pharynx or esg -- government, or esg, accounting for a third of total u.s. investment. hundreds of companies backing the president's call to get onboard here and cut emissions by half within ten years. and as we look at this breaking news through the prism of investing, from real opportunities to flash in the pan areas, to sectors that could fall by the wayside, let's bring in former epa chief under president trump andrew wheeler and david crane, foreman nrg ceo whose spac is reverse going with ev go, the nation's fast-charging network. david, let me get to you first. what's the most significant development coming out of this daylong event that has a direct arrow to an investment opportunity? >> well, liz, first of all, it's good to see you, and happy earth day. you know, i think the most important thing in the summit is raising the idea, just awareness and also the idea of american leadership on cli

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now over to liz claman. liz: we do get breaking news, president biden announced banning all travel from india starting may 4, this is an effort to keep the spike in cases of covid from coming to our shores. we are going to get more on that in a moment. in the meantime, we have on the screen here, investors are pocketing profit because markets are banking big monthly gains. the dow s&p are on track to close out there heard great monthly jump and wait until you hear how many jobs in the rope we've seen for the nasdaq but it's just under 22 and a half hours, a man known as the greatest investor of our time will open his investment playbook for the world to see before omaha, warren buffett gearing up for his second straight annual shareholder meeting will, he will share what he sees on this particular prism for the future of the economy but more than 70, it checks the block is on everything from consumer spending to inflation and pandemic buying. the ceo jim weber is here first on foxbusiness, millions turn to r

were meandering liz claman but this is again we started out last monday like this and ended up with a good week. we'll see what happens. liz: but it feels slightly different this time, i don't know if you feel that way to but it's almost as if it's not the size of the losses at this hour it's another metric that has the biggest players on wall street seriously considering taking at least some profit with stocks and crypto sell enough were bringing in one of the very most respected names on wall street to tell us what he sees at the best path right now, investors need to follow david kelli, jpmorgan chase local strategist coming up at the top of the show the soccer world is tripping over its own cleats top teams as investors take sides in the bombshell breakaway super league versus old-school european monopoly. wait until you see the stock of one of the publicly traded teams as it deeps. everyone over 60 eligible for vaccines as the state of johnson & johnson shot hangs in the balance. the chief medical officer of the hospital chain is here to tell us how it's vaccination efforts have

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and liz claman, who hosts the claman countdown on fox business.at, should espn have asked president biden about the all-star game? the network has drawn flak in the past for being too political and too liberal and do you think biden weighing in emboldened major league baseball to make the move? >> it may have. i'm not surprised. espn as you've said has more politically leaning that perhaps a channel that was more about just sports in the past has been. but obviously this is going to be a huge controversy. you saw even that some of the things that biden said about the bill were quite simply wrong. right? even the washington post gave his comments on this four by pinocchios. they said maybe he didn't know and he only looked at earlier versions of the bill, not the final results. but he blatantly lied about these things. a lot of people are upset about that. this is obviously going to be a controversial issue. you have people wanting to boycott. howie: let me jump in. >> seems nobody can stay out of it. howie: among those wanting to boycott are donal

that is it for "the claman countdown." great to be here with you. president biden today stepped up his efforts to negotiate changes to his 2 plus trillion dollar initiative called infrastructure. there is a bipartisan oval office meeting. the president claimed he was ready to negotiate changes. >> i'm prepared to negotiate as to how the extent of the infrastructure project, as well as how we pay for it? larry: what the president doesn't seem to want to negotiate his total redefining of the word infrastructure. here is the president this

liz claman, over to you. >> dow 34,000 is here, charles, but with now 59 minutes left to trade, can it stay here? the record day on wall street unfolding in this final hour courtesy of blockbuster retail sales numbers and jobless claims which actually hit the lowest level since the pandemic began. so end keep your eye on the dow jones industrials. it's up to 34,006. and the s&p, that's a record too. we only need to be up 16 points, we're up 4 is. so with march retail sales crushing it, is the retail ice age set for a they, and are teenage consumers holding the blow torch? the ceo of teen fashion powerhouse chain rue 21 is here on the new slice of the teen buyer pie that he's now going after. coinbase's debut yesterday bringing crypto closer to the mainstream, but wait til you see it's doing not for bitcoin, but for ether. so why are coinbase shares treading water at this hour? another catalyst maybe? activist ceo michael wolff is the trend spotter out there. he's going to tell you which companies could do the trick for making crypto mainstream. and while, yes, coinbase did do public ye

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as i hand it over to my colleague, liz claman, we got a little bit of bump. chairman powell, he's not going to rock this market, liz. liz: -- charles: so we're waiting for liz to come on. little technical glitch there. again, chairman powell's not going to be the one who's going to rock the boat with this thing, for sure. we'll see. liz: charlie, thank you very much. this is the part that moves markets, what fed chair jerome powell is saying during the remainder of this news conference. he already said, very importantly, inflation is going to spike higher, but then it'll somehow magically disappear. so we're going to go back into the virtual room right now, but on the screen we're going to be cycling through a whole bunch of market shares so you can watch them move as powell speaks. let's listen in. >> -- for a number of firms that is thought to carry well understood risks. the prime brokers businesses is a well understood business, so a number of them would have had this. and it was essentially, i believe, the fact that they had the same risk position with a

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we've talked about, i think the dip in lower is a story, people are not as afraid as they were in liz claman just a week ago. >> i just looked, great minds are melting, it's up three or 4%, i think that it strains considering we have a solid rally, you and nancy were just talking about gamestop we have to get to the wild action gamestop shares, were looking at this from a different prism wall street is cracking open the knockout march jobs report egg that the easter bunny dropped off on friday with the jobs report, there is a sweet rally spilling out filled with record highs as we head into the final hour, so sweet that even gamestop shares are having trouble staying underwater, the reddit rebel favorite has been down as much as 16%. early this morning after announcing it is ready to take advantage of the reddit rally in the sky high stock price. gamestop is down under 4% even the shares have jump 900% since january. his robinhood retail investor crowd still in danger? it doesn't even matter if you trade on a different platform than robinhood work and asked the man who run one of the largest

liz claman, the next 24-48 hours is going to be very exciting. liz: indeed, indeed. way, south africa, the latest nation to put johnson & johnson's coronavirus shot on hold. they're calling it a pause after u.s. regulators decided to take the cautious move earlier today. european regulators, canada also seeking more information after the pharma giant says six women under 50 developed blood clots after getting the vaccination.

handing it over to my colleague, liz claman. you know, coinbase is slipping a little bit here, liz. liz: just a bit outside. you know, we know how coinbase opened on the nasdaq, right? charles, you and i know it's how it closes. how will it finish its first session. right now the digital exchange giant still up 32%. this as you can see it stands at $329 even. now, while it isn't exactly juicing the nasdaq, it sure has electrified the investment world. some on wall street call it the coming-out party for all cryptocurrency while others say it's really only a matter of time before new rivals knock it off the pedestal. our cryptocurrency panel will lead our show. markets are mixed, as i said, losing just a bit of energy late in the session. we do have dow jones industrials as the leader up 49 points, s&p down 17, nasdaq is floundering about 131 points. the dow needs 123 points to make it a record. any gain will do the trick for the s&p 500. all of this is happening as the big banks report crazy numbers. but we've got the company out to upend the old boys' club on wall street. the ceo o

were meandering liz claman but this is again we started out last monday like this and ended up with ai don't know if you feel that way to but it's almost as if it's not the size of the losses at this hour it's another metric that has the biggest players on wall street seriously considering taking at least some profit with stocks and crypto sell enough were bringing in one of the very most respected names on wall street to tell us what he sees at the best path right now, investors need to follow david kelli, jpmorgan chase local strategist

liz claman, going to be another exciting last hour of trading. liz: always.erent, charles. we have this breaking news, we are expecting president joe biden to make a major covid vaccination announcement in this hour. after taking a tour of a virginia seminary, it involves a change in the date that he says every american age 16 and older will be eligible to be vaccinated. does that mean that the american economy will truly be off to the races? more people with shots in the arms, does that mean more people flooding back to the office? the ceo of the the onli

ashley webster in for liz claman, over to you. ashley: thank you very much, charles.sing bell. we do have breaking news, president joe biden meeting with treasury secretary janet yellen in the white house at this moment after releasing his so-called skinny budget earlier today. the $1.5 trillion discretionary spending plan boosts government cash for many health, education and

always appreciate your enthusiasm, and your expertise, and i've got to tell you, liz claman, the marketing. liz: everything, right? i mean, and here is my question. are we going to see elon musk doing the happy dance when tesla earnings come out after the bell that's his thing, right? he did the happy dance? [laughter] we can't show this enough. analysts already looking ahead, not to profits but one crucial piece of information that could send the stock to mars, or bo ring down into earth depending on what comes out. we're about to tell you what that magic metric is and why it's the one thing you need to listen for in tesla's report and apple baking a massive $430 billion investment pod promising to spend every slice on companies in

liz claman, we're slighting off the lows of the day, but that 43.4 was jarring enough to really derailiz: well, i'll tell you something, there are shivers all up and down wall street at this hour. but we're going to get more clarification on that the in just a minute. charles: yeah. liz: in the meantime, the world's leaders making pledges to spend and invest trillions of dollars to rid the atmosphere of carbon. president joe biden hosting a leaders' summit on climate right now. heads of china, russia, u.k., germany and more pledging to do their part. how does that translate to investment in i mean, what investment opportunities could arise as the president aims to choke off

liz claman, over to you. >> dow 34,000 is here, charles, but with now 59 minutes left to trade, can it this final hour courtesy of blockbuster retail sales numbers and jobless claims which actually hit the lowest level since the pandemic began. so end keep your eye on the dow jones industrials. it's up to 34,006. and the s&p, that's a record too. we only need to be up

handing it over to my colleague, liz claman. you know, coinbase is slipping a little bit here, liz.inbase opened on the nasdaq, right? charles, you and i know it's how it closes. how will it finish its first session. right now the digital exchange giant still up 32%. this as you can see it stands at $329 even. now, while it isn't exactly juicing the nasdaq, it sure has electrified the investment world. some on wall street call it the coming-out party for all cryptocurrency while others say it's really only a matter of time before new rivals knock it off the pedestal. our cryptocurrency panel will lead our show. markets are mixed, as i said,

liz claman, over to you. day for major league baseball, but it's the markets that are knocking it out of the park. look at the s&p 500 crossing the 4,000 mark for the first time ever as team biden convenes for its first official cabinet meeting the fine tune its $2.25 trillion infrastructure sales pitch. included in that spending package if, a cool $180 billion for clean energy. interestingly, it comes just as fossil fuel giants take the lead at this hour on the s&p. which side to choose when it comes to investing, the u.s. arm of a french bank now showing major money

we've talked about, i think the dip in lower is a story, people are not as afraid as they were in liz claman it's up three or 4%, i think that it strains considering we have a solid rally, you and nancy were just talking about gamestop we have to get to the wild action gamestop shares, were looking at this from a different prism wall street is cracking open the knockout march jobs report egg that the easter bunny dropped off on friday with the jobs report, there is a sweet rally spilling out filled with record highs as we head into the final hour, so sweet that even gamestop shares are having trouble staying

liz claman, over to you.y much. we're going to triple digit gain for the dow up 227 folks we got big tech driving markets higher after block blockbuster earnings reports from apple and facebook but that was yesterday. today the s&p and the nasdac have hit intraday all-time highs , and we close there. right now the s&p is still heading for a record close, nasdac just slightly light but we've got green on the screen. it is all about amazon with less than an hour before what's expected to show a river of profits, bigger than its aquatic namesake, and with the $200 billion manef

always appreciate your enthusiasm, and your expertise, and i've got to tell you, liz claman, the market is starting to bubble up here into the close this tesla is everything. liz: everything, right? i mean, and here is my question. are we going to see elon musk doing the happy dance when tesla earnings come out after the bell that's his thing, right? he did the happy dance? [laughter] we can't show this enough. analysts already looking ahead, not to profits but one crucial piece of information that could send the stock to mars, or bo ring down into earth depending on what comes out. we're about to tell you what that magic metric is and why it's the one thing you need to listen for in tesla's report and apple baking a massive $430 billion investment pod promising to spend every slice on companies in the good old olds u.s. of a, and handing out cash to u.s. tech construction and manufacturing companies, our floor show trader s will make the stocks most likely to benefit as apple grows. markets kicking up a massive week of big name earnings reports and of course, wednesday, the crucial fed

ash hi webster's in for liz liz claman so, ashley, over to you. coinbase debut next week on the nasdaq. thank you very much, charles. breaking news for our viewers, president joe biden making his pitch for the american jobs plan otherwise known as infrastructure, fixing the nation's roads, rails and power lines. but, oh, yeah, also raising corporate taxes. the president hoping for bipartisan support for trillions in new spending but claiming inaction is just not an option. we will go live to the white house for a full recap on the president's comments. meantime, the markets h

all right, liz claman, the s&p was negative, i hand it to you positive.ever mind. [laughter] liz: charles, we got some serious fisticuffs going on right now between elon musk and jeff bezos on twitter over this nasa rocket contract fight. elon musk has just responded to blue origin's suit regarding nasa and the rocket -- we're going to get you that tweet in just a second. in the meantime, we've got our head in the clouds as microsoft and google get set to release quarterly earnings in less than

my friend is back, liz claman. welcome back, and i hand it to you. of chips. that is kind of empty here. we're talking about the global chip shortage. it is rising to the top of the white house agenda at this hour ooze ceos for -- as ceos from companies like general motors, ford, intel and micron meet with president joe biden to share their thoughts on how to bring this chip crisis to an end. but wait til you see the true impacts of the semi slowdown on car showroom floors. celebrity motor car company owner, he's got six dealerships,

all right, liz claman, the s&p was negative, i hand it to you positive. [laughter] liz: oh, thank you, that's so of you -- oh, you were talking to d.r.. okay, never mind. [laughter] liz: charles, we got some serious fisticuffs going on right now between elon musk and jeff bezos on twitter over this nasa rocket contract fight. elon musk has just responded to blue origin's suit regarding nasa and the rocket -- we're going to get you that tweet in just a second. in the meantime, we've got our head in the clouds as microsoft and google get set to release quarterly earnings in less than an hour. both of those stocks, investors keenly focused on one part of their business. microsoft's intelligent cloud and google's cloud services. as the coronavirus pandemic had people working around the clock, around the globe learning, gaming, working out at home, our power panel spins its forward on whether to own both, either or neither of these stocks. yeah, back to tesla, why is tesla's stock down? elon musk revealed a bang-up quarter and how bitcoin actually helped tesla

winner s and losers i appreciate it as i pass it over to migrate friend ashley webster in for liz clamanthe finish line, charles payne, he says hopefully, thank you very much, charles, appreciate it. wall street indeed doing an about-face after yesterday's capital gains tax temper tantrum is what we're calling it markets bouncing back as business activity expands at a record pace this month, the s&p 500 by the way, just points away from a record close, it needs about 51 points to do the trick and guess what? it is up 51 points. we are right there. new home sales also giving the bulls a reason to run. marseilles hitting its highest

now over to liz claman.this is an effort to keep the spike in cases of covid from coming to our shores. we are going to get more on that in a moment. in the meantime, we have on the screen here, investors are pocketing profit because markets are banking big monthly gains. the dow s&p are on track to close out there heard great monthly jump

a nice steady move to the upside as i hand it over to liz claman. liz: yeah.e bell as well. charles: absolutely. liz: chart, thank you. you know -- charles, thank you. it is not so much what the nasdaq is doing, but what it would if be doing if it weren't for netflix stock. you can see the on the screen it's plummeting at after its quarterly report it could be losing some of its superpowers. the floor show traders are here to tell us if the better choice could be disney, peacock or an entirely different

nations capitol, as the capitol remains parts of it in lockdown, as i hand it over to my colleague, liz claman: you know charles especially on this friday, especially on any day, to bring this news to people, it's just horrible horrible news. what we're going to do is we're going to keep up some of the live pictures. this is the north barricade vehicle access point on capitol hill. a horrifying situation unfolding an hour and a half ago when the driver of a car, that black car right there, with the trunk up, smashed directly into a security barrier, specifically

as i hand it over to my colleague, liz claman, we got a little bit of bump.n powell, he's not going to rock this market, liz. liz: -- charles: so we're waiting for liz to come on. little technical glitch there. again, chairman powell's not going to be the one who's going to rock the boat with this thing, for sure. we'll see. liz: charlie, thank you very much. this is the part that moves markets, what fed chair jerome powell is saying during the remainder of this news conference. he already said, very importantly, inflation is going to spike higher, but then it'll somehow magically disappear. so we're going to go back into the virtual room r

liz claman, markets under a lot of pressure and picking up momentum to the downside.now. yeah, and netflix reports after the bell. there is so much in this next 59 minutes. we've got to ask our viewers, did you look at this apple event as a product release or a hollywood action movie? we are going to show you the mission impossible-esque mini movie that a apple used to hammer home what appears to be the engine both the present and the future that apple, it feels like, will put behind just about every one of its computers. but along with refreshes and candy-colored imacs,

charlie: well i think me and somewhat you and somewhat claman put about and somewhat my producer putt bezos and elon musk, the ceo founder of tesla, were almost neck and neck in terms of the world's richest man, with mr. arnold kind of in the middle depending on what day it is, these numbers fluctuate. that same day we reported trader speculation and it's pretty intense trader speculation people like scott redler, a friend of fox business on the show a lot, others talking about a lot of traders and investors talking about the need to split the stock and that they believe the stock, amazon stock, would split this year, maybe as early as yesterday, when they announced earnings. that didn't happen, but the stock would split because it's getting so high, the average retail buyer can't get in, and it's hurting essentially the share price growth overtime, because what's happening is mr. bezos keeps selling stock to fund charitable projects, his ex-wife funds stocks and he's got space exploration thing competing with musk. in any event, neil, on our story about that speculation, shares had