it's the not that i would sell it, but i think liz claman would agree. liz: i agree with anything you say. [laughter] charles: i knew i loved you for a reason. liz: charles, thank you very much. breaking news as we kick off the a final hour of trade. take a look at apple ahead of one of the most anticipated earnings reports of the season. apple shares right now up 2%, very close to session highs right now. after the bell the tech giant opens its quarterly books to investors who, you guys know this, are very anxious to see the company reveal profits and sales. now, analysts expect to see the biggest revenue decline in more than a year, but shareholders will likely cast the most scrutiny on iphone sales which do account for about half of the tech giant's revenue. that's where things could get ugly. china iphone sales have slumped s and globally iphone users have been holding their purchasing fire on a new device until apple incorporates a.i. into its handsets. sales could plummet by as much as 10.4% although, let me just say this caveat, apple sometimes un

hi, everyone, i'm ashley webster in for liz claman. the dow is off 179 points and back blow that, i guess, psychological mark of 40,000. it breeched it in the final moments of trading friday but pulling back today. the s&p 500 and back below 500 and so far so good and s&p 500 will be a squeaker and needs five points for the 24th record finish of the year and tups 5.87. could be interesting. reports from lowe's target, tjx and big key events on wednesday, nvidia earning ands, yes, the fed minutes. vice chair phillip jefferson saying cautiously optimistic about inflation fight but it's still too early to tell if the slow down of inflation is long lasting. very noncommittal. it'll take awhile to be confident on inflation. take a look, 2-year yield hit ago one-week high in the session today. two year at 4 hadn't 48% and 10 year up slightly at 4.44%. by the way, the 10 year holding above that 4.4 ever so slightly for the second day in a row. meanwhile chip related stocks leading gains on s&p 500 and nasdaq ahead of nvidia report on wednesda

right, liz claman? liz: s&p is about two-thirds of a percent cheaper than yesterday, so again, don't buy stocks when they're moving hire, right, charles? charles: they always gone sale. liz: buffett says -- well, we find him buying on days when the markets are down. that would be today. the dow looking at a 22-day cumulative loss are of about 60000 points -- 2-day, 600 points. s&p down 34 points, and no fresh record for the nasdaq, the tech-heavy index's 3-session win streak snapped. one name in the semiconductor space and one of the major u.s. airlines moving in opposite directions. we're going to get to that and the selloff in just a moment. but first, we do need to tell you that the jury in the donald trump hush money trial is now in its fourth hour of deliberations. the former president is inside that courthouse and must stay there until there's either a verdict or the jury is dismissed at the end of the day. now, the former president seen here arriving at new york supreme court this morning is char

lauren simonetti for liz claman. lauren: and i like seeing pictures of you when you were younger, charles. charles: thank you. lauren: have a good weekend. it is a pit of a freak key friday in the markets. i am lauren simonetti in for liz claman. let's begin with a fox market alert. look here, you can see stocks searching for direction all day, switching between red and green. right now the dow is up 80 to points, near the highs of the session. the s&p 500 is fractionally higher, not even a point. the nasdaq is lower by 2426 -- 26, and the russell 2000 is down by 2.5. we are within reach of records for all three of the major indices. right now the dow needs to close higher by more than 38 points. it will then finish at a record high. it did cross 40,000 yesterday but has yet to finish bo that level. as for the s&p 500, the broader market needs to gain 11 points for its record close, and the nasdaq needs to finish up by 44. of course, anything can happen in this final hour of trade, and since we're coalescing right ne

we're going to find out when the claman countdown returns right after the break. the dow climbing by 140 points. ♪ (woman 2 vo) i have a great boss... liz: since russia envieded yaw fine in 2022, match y'all gas -- natural gas spiked spiked and n sanctions prevented russia from selling nat gas to western countries, prices dove and haven't fully recovered and last six months, natural gas is down nearly 37% hit ago near record low in late march but sudsenly showing life signs. how is will yap's company who's whole business resolves around shipping through pipeline's natural gas smashing earnings expectations off a fresh 52-week high and allen armstrong is h ere, president and ceo in a fox business exclusive. there's a reason for this. we'll get to that in a minute. we've seen head fakes in the price of nat gas over the years. is this that or are we seeing recent move with legs? >> california, first of all, thanks for having me on again. the thing that's really clear to us is it's more and more production coming online, which was a response to hie high natural gas pr

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that will do it for us on "the claman countdown". "the claman countdown" says good night.e to code low. i am larry kudlow. donald trump last night are shot across president biden's about, rallied tens of thousands of supporters in the bronx.

over to ashley who's in for liz claman if. [laughter] ashley: i'll take the mcdouble any day, charles -- [laughter] hey, i tell you what, we love it. thank you, my friend. have a good weekend. i'm ashley webster, of course, in today for liz claman. welcome to the final hour of trade. stocks, well, just a little mixed. just over 59 minutes left in the session. the dow up, as you can see, about a quarter of a percent. on pace, by the way, for an 8-day winning streak. that's pretty good. the s&p up about a tenth of a percent, but the nasdaq down a tenth, and the russell also down almost 1%. it is a mixed, muted bag, that's how we're going to put it. but for the week, the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq all remaining in the green as rate cut optimism continues to boost buyers. they're not going to give up on that. today's economic data though throwing a small wrinkle in that bullishness. as you can see, the markets this week all in the green, some modestly so. but you know what? consumer sentiment fell to its lowest level since november a

liz claman,s over to you. liz: you know, it could be with. but they would argue -- meaning the administration -- they're doing it in conjunction with a nearby trade school that will teach people these higher wage skills that they need to have in racine, wisconsin. just putting it out there, charles. charles: yeah, i know what they say, but i know what history says. [laughter] how do we give microsoft a nickel? microsoft could buy america. how is america giving microsoft money? if. liz: yeah! yeah, what he said. [laughter] thank you. rock on with your bad with self, charles. look, it took a bit of time for the markets this morning to start the old bad news is good news dance, but as we kick off the final hour of trade, folks, we are at a session highs. the stock bulls are back on the dance floor. look at the dow jones industrials, up 311 points. we just touched a high of 324 the points to the upside. we're pretty much if right there. the dow is on pace to extend its winning streak to seven sessions in a row. look at the s&p, up 24 points. it i

hand it over to ashley webster in for liz claman. ashley: terrific stuff, charles. those students very lucky to hear your message and heart felt and very, very well said. charles payne, everyone. great guy. thank you, charles. yes, good afternoon, everyone. i'm ashley webster, and we begin this final hour of trade with a fox market alert. the bulls, well, apparently running low on energy after a stampede start to the month of may. nasdaq as you can see holding onto gains, largely up about a third of a percent led by apple, tesla, and nvidia. s&p 500 swinging between gains and losses down over essentially flat right now and in the dough, the dow is off about two tenths of 1%. the blue chip index is coming off its best week of the year so far last week but the dow now in jeopardy of snapping an 8 day winning streak. we shall see. intel's gain, not enough to keep the dow in the green. intel up around 2.5% but not enough. it is leaving leading the index and chip maker reportedly nearing $11 billion deal with apollo to build a facility in ireland. it will need a little l

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meanwhile ashley webster taking you for the final hour of trading with liz claman. ashley: always appreciate it. thank you, my friend. the dow's 40,000 party, what hook and hold, fizzling out here a bit late in the session. i'm a ashley in for liz today. major averages holding onto gains and dow s&p 500 and hitting intraday the dow hit ago key milestone and crossing 40,000 for the first time ever during today's session. get out the hots and rise for 30,000 to 40,000 took 873 trading days to be exact. on the 4 of 2020. what starts have driven that 10,000 point gain. dolled man zacks and 150 point-blank layupses to the dow and followed closely behind for microsoft, united health and caterpillar. posting top and bottom line beat and wal-mart's online sales rocketed higher by 22%. impressive. helped by households earning more than $100 per year. also for the first time, the retailer saw its delivery business surpass store pickup in terms of volume. value mart now expects to hit the high end or top its previous four year guidance and investors loving that news. wal-mart

ashley webster's got your back for the next hour, he's in for liz claman. ashley: thank you very much, charles. great stuff, as always. good afternoon, everyone. indeed, i'm ashley webster. welcome to the most important hour of trade. it's the last hour. actually, 59 minutes left in the session, and the nasdaq is on record watch. the tech-heavy index must if finish up more than just about 54 points, 53.96 to be exact, to notch that record level. right now, as a you can see, up 1 is19 points --is19 points. so far, so good. we're going to keep a close eye and bring you updates throughout the hour. the dow and s&p 500, well, they've been straddling the flatline all day, but right now both in the green after this morning's producer price index showed hotter than expected inflation on a month if over month basis. inflation was, however, basically in line with expectations. year-over-year. in response to the report, federal reserve chair jerome powell said, well, given the data the fed's next move would unlinely be a hike. good with for the -- unlike hi. in fact,

liz claman, over to you. liz: sons of liberty, the best underdogs in history. and we begin with breaking news, after the s&p and the nasdaq posted records, and dove to session lows, look at the dow which last 313 points, s&p down 26, nasdaq clipped by 85 points. stocks were lower this afternoon. and stumbled further on the release of the minutes of the april 30th meeting. did not help to see participants mentioned recent data did not increase confidence and progress towards the 2% inflation goal and some noted, this dumped the markets here, to tighten policy, should risks to the economic outlook to materialize and make such action appropriate. a rearview look, markets headlights are about to beam brightly. the quarterly report after the bell, and the chip behemoth, they are down 15 points or 1.5%. at $5.59 a share, 412% jump on revenues of $24.6 billion, that would be 240% increase, talk about pressure, jensen wong in the picture, and north of $26 billion in sales. the options market expects substantial stock move after the release and who knows how or whether

you're watching the "claman countdown" on fox business. the markets are soaring after the federal reserves held rates steady for the sixth meeting in a row and chair jerome powell pushed back on the idea of rate hikes and answered questions from financial reporters. let's go back there live. >> employment about 4% and feels like a steady state and 3% inflation and if the data remains the same you're see asking you don't see a rate hike and stands to reason for rate hike and 2% inflation and any discussion about a hike in today's meeting. are you satisfied with 3% inflation for the rest of the year? >> of course, we're not satisfied with 3% inflation. 3% can't be in a sentence with satisfied. we'll return inflation to 2% over time. but overtime .x we think our policy stance is appropriate to do that. if we were to conclude that policy is not sufficiently working to bring it down, that's what it would take for us to want to increase inflation. we don't see evidence of that. >> was there discussion about a rate hike at all? >> the policy focu

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that will do it for us on "the claman countdown". "the claman countdown" says good night. kudlow is to. ♪ larry: welcome to code low. i am larry kudlow. donald trump last night are shot across president biden's about, rallied tens of thousands of supporters in the bronx. alex marlowe, mike huckabee and david bossi way and on that in a few minutes but first, our own madison alworth got back from the bronx, breathless as she stands here, she was at the rally and joins us with all the details. >> reporter: last night it was really read. thousands of folks as we show you on the program came to this event, the campaign expected a lot less, the former president said they were talking about calling it a meeting but like it or not, this is a rally. the president calling it a love fest from the stage and the sentiment returned for those native bronx residents that showed up. >> no president ever came to the south bronx, i don't know. for him to be in a place like the south bronx is huge. you've never seen any other candidate do this. >> reporter: those in attendance want to send a

first place i look at sr 71 the fastest ever develop from 1966 the blackberry, let's do that, liz claman over to you. cha.liz: they were prioritized n london and it works really well. sometimes not so much but in some cases i agree with your priorities isolation, thank you as we kickoff the final hour of trade stocks are on pace for the best three-day performance since november dow jones industrials up 108 points the s&p getting 41 the nasdaq 150 points russell 2000 the biggest percentage of 25 points. no massive individual gains but when you punch up the five day chart we start with the russell because that best shows a muscular move of about 3% and it leads to the small and mid-cap breaking of big-time, billionaire investor leon cooperman about to reveal to stocks in the russell that he has unmassed quite mistaken why he remains fully invested and will ask the business school grad the news breaking couple of hours ago that his alma mater has canceled the main commencement ceremony and he's been very critical of the university leadership and how it handled the pro-palestinian pro-hamas

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. >> los residentes luchan con sacos de arena temiendo la desaparicion de su comunidad y claman por ayudahan sufrido danos, los jovenes de comunidad comunidad trabajan de dia y de noche, llenando y colocando como barrera contra el avance del mar. >> cada dia vemos que sigue avanzando y avanzando y el esfuerzo que hemos estado haciendo nosotros poniendo sacos llenos de arena, vemos que no es suficiente para contenerlo. >> la causa principal es la erosion costera avivada por la crisis climatica hace que haya mas tormentas que los vientos impulsen las olas con mayor intensidad y que aumente el nivel del mar. >> son danos irreversibles, sin embargo creo que se van a se puede hacer algun trabajo de mitigacion esta comunidad carece de agua y luz, pero posee una historia y una riqueza natural unica. >> sus habitantes se resisten a perder su patrimonio. >> estamos pidiendo apoyo, a ayuda, que nos ayuden, porque solo nosotros no podemos. >> pero la destruccion de la erosion costera abarca otras comunidades como esta en baja mar, donde sus pobladores tambien estan preocupados y piden ayuda. >> esta

i spoke to bruce blakemann and don claman all willing to help whether it is in a park, we were the oneslize drive-through graduations to make sure these kids had a way to celebrate their successes. i know this district, people who are invested, find a way to make sure kids have their proper graduation and most importantly that they feel safe at it. that's what columbia university felt at. neil: we will see protests with the continued radon rafah. and columbia as well. >> the only thing we should be calling for is the surrender of hamas and the release of the hostages. i can't seem to understand these protesters throughout the country who are claiming this is about humanitarian efforts. i am harassed daily on capitol hill, individuals from code pink telling me they are about peace. it's a humanitarian disaster. they humanitarian disaster happened in october when hamas entered israel and slaughtered and raped and pillaged. that's where the issue lies. i called for the eradication of hamas and to provide the resources israel needs to do that. if they want a humanitarian result they should

my oh my, that's it for the claman countdown. kudlow -- lauren: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. joe biden's law fare attack on donald trump and biden's put ago knife in israel's back are both blowing up the biden campaign right now. we have north dakota governor doug burgum to talk about that and other things and experts believe far more israeli soldiers will be killed as a result of biden's arms embargo on israel hawaii a terrible story this is. david friedmann and senator kevin cramer and mike huckabee and the president's decision to embargo arms to israel is incredibly unpopular outside of the bernie sanders wing of the democratic party. another untruth on the economy is he claimed he inherited a 19% trying to spend about $1.5 trillion in the next six months to buy votes and juice the economy. well, first of all, nobody can spend 1.5 trillion in six months. nobody. but if they will did, the inflation rate jumpeds to 10%. meanwhile this is not the 1930s. joe biden's economic ratings are running 20 points behind trump. working folks don't want things that will

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liz claman, over to you. liz: sons of liberty, the best underdogs in history.the s&p and the nasdaq posted records, and dove to session lows, look at

that will do it now for "the claman countdown." larry kudlow coming up next. ♪.arry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. all right let's get right to our top story today. alvin bragg's star witness michael cohen is not only a liar but he is a thief and embezzler from the trump organization. our own lydia hu has the latest from the new york state supreme court, downtown new york city. lydia, what can you tell us? >> reporter: hi, there, larry i just stepped outside of the courtroom. as we near the finish line of this time it is getting tense. objections from both sides, intense debate and arguments over evidentiary matters which are really important because they determine what information the jury will hear in the final days of this trial. the prosecution rested its case within the past hour. the defense was able to call their first witnesses. one of them being a witness that was used to document some of the phone calls that have been exchanged. most importantly their second witness is now attorney robert costello. we know him as the one-time lega

that will do it for "the claman countdown." thanks for joining us this afternoon. the great larry kudlow -- ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. well day 17 of the alvin bragg trial with michael cohen on the stand and i am still looking for a crime that's all. well hear from gregg jarrett in just a second. we have senator tim scott here on set to tell us about joe biden bottomless pinocchios on the economy and inflation. "breitbart"'s john carney, and former trump omb director russell vought will talk to us about inflation infernos and america's collapsing finances and donald trump is locked up in a courtroom so to speak. joe biden spending a fortune campaigning on his so-called record. meanwhile mr. trump's lead in the swing states is actually growing larger. go figure. charlie hurt and katie pavlich will weigh in. now let's go first, day -- i'm so tired of this trial. let's bring in my great friend, gregg jarrett, fox news legal analyst. gregg jarrett, if such a thing is possible did you learn anything today? >> well you know, in fact is

over to liz claman. liz: second that. thank you very much, charles.ay day ahead of the long weekend, but you've got to hang out with me because we still have one hour left to trade. what has been one wild market, the craziness continues at this hour for those of you who thought yesterday's late day selloff was the start of a bigger correction, witness the nasdaq blasting higher right now if by 166 points can and on pace to close at an all-time

hand it over to ashley webster in for liz claman. ashley: terrific stuff, charles. your message an

we are starting to have kids again and that is fantastic as i hand it to ashley webster in for liz claman

liz claman, over to you. liz: a bag of degree toes and can of pabst blue ribbon

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right, liz claman? liz: s&p is about two-thirds of a percen

[closing bell rings] that will do it for "the claman countdown." kudlow is up next. nice move on the nasdaq, up 43 points. the transports up 91. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. all right, we expect to hear from former president trump shortly. he is going to be making some appeals about unconstitutional gag orders and maybe some other matters as well. we have on set with us texas congressman wesley hunt. we will talk about all kinds of things, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. why biden by the way is doing absolutely nothing to stop his open border catastrophe. that is probably the worst of it. of course throwing israel under the bus, a remark bring bad story. we also have rich lowery and monica crowley. why biden's election interference jihad lawfare against trump hasn't moved the meter one little micro millimeter, whatever that is. kevin hassett will tell us not even joe biden can spend $1.6 trillion between now and election day, no matter how hard he tries. all right. so, president biden throwing isra

liz claman,s over to you. liz: you know, it could be with. meaning the administration -- they're

speaking of being on temperature to have the world, that's where i am because liz claman is back.ll! smci, nice move. breaking news as we kick off the final hour of trade, we are looking at one of the close e races to a

you contain your glee, stay nimble and always watch liz layman for the last hour of trade the -- claman now you're hearing everybody talk about a bubble. charles, listen, investors are diving for cover especially in dow stocks as we kick off the final hour of trade. not only has dow 40,000 evaporate whatted, we are getting close to losing grip on dow 39,000. let's check the point loss for the blue chips at the moment. the dow is struggling mightily for the second day in a row, adding another 622nt

it's the not that i would sell it, but i think liz claman would agree. liz: i agree

meanwhile ashley webster taking you for the final hour of trading with liz claman.end. the dow's 40,000 party, what hook and hold,

lauren simonetti for liz claman. charles: thank you. lauren: have a goo

ashley webster's got your back for the next hour, he's in for liz claman.afternoon, everyone. indeed, i'm ashley webster. welcome to the most important hour of trade. it's the last

and, liz claman,s such a beautiful chip you made for us. thank you so much.