at this time i'd like to yield back to my colleague from new jersey congressman donald payne. mr. payne: i'd like to thank the gentlelady from illinois and also the gentlelady from ohio for joining us this evening. her thoughts and comments are always salient and to the point. we appreciate her supporting us in this effort. the sophomores have to stick together and it's just always a delight for me to be able to hear what ms. beatty has to say in terms of the topics we discussed. she's demonstrated true leadership in the c.b.c. since her arrival. mr. speaker, this is the greatest nation on the face of the earth. there are many issues, mr. mottos many sayings that go along with this nation. and one of them is that all men are created equal. but why do we continue to find such gaps in all people being created equal in the circumstances some communities find themselves in. like anyone young african-americans would like -- would like to grow up educated well, raise their families and eke out an income that sustains them. and creates a quality of life that all people deserve. but that d

let me first yield to my dynamic anchor, the honorable donald payne jr. i yield. mr. payne: thank you, mr. speaker. i first want to start by thanking my colleague congresswoman kelly, for co-anchoring this special order with me. thanks also to the members of the congressional black caucus that will be joining us. and a special thanks to everyone watching at home. it is wonderful to be here to talk about our shared priorities. tonight, as stated by my colleague, we are going to address two of the most pressing issues for african-american communities. jobs and economic development. since the recession ended much of the united states has experienced economic recovery. however african-american communities continue to face significant challenges to securing jobs and escaping poverty and accumulating wealth. it is a disturbing and unacceptable reality and a reminder that congress has a moral responsibility to create avenues of economic prosperity for african-american communities. our focus must be on the economic issues that most -- that matter most to african-american commu

thank the gentleman from new jersey for hosting our hour tonight congressman donald payne who, the holdk. his father was an outstanding congressman from the district who did a lot for you are man -- urban cities and i see that congressman payne, although in his second term has taken up the banner and is filling his father's footsteps quite adequately. tonight we're talking about the missing black male. the good news and the bad news is that i found him. and we know -- i found them. we know where they are. they're in prisons, incourse rated. they're in cemeteries. and they're in unemployment lines. we know where they're not. they're not in the homes, they're not providing leadership and mentoring to our young african-american male children. and the question tonight and i think that why we're here, why we're talking about it, is if you can't talk about the problem you can't identify it, then you'll never get to a solution. i come from an area and i was raised by parents who always told me that, you can achieve anything you want to achieve and they gave me the nurturing and support and the

well, making money with charles payne, starts in 5 seconds. charles: donald trump declares economic war on the world. but when it comes to china it might be too late. >> what was the last time anyone saw us beating, let's say china in a trade deal? they kill us. i beat klei china all the time,m not saying they are stupid, i like china. charles: they are not stupid. as we head to think of the economy, china has amassed an army, engineers, largely educated in the united states, 2013-14 more than 274,000 chinese steunt students in amern universities. majoring in science, technology, and engineering and math. big paying money jobs. 758 thousand "high net worth" individuals with a collect of fortune 3. tat 8 trillion dolla. big news because china hopes to replace the dollar as world's currency, china does own $1.3 trillion of our debt. any day now, any day, china will complete the man-made islands, positions in pacific. here is the real deal they want to defend billions of gallons of oil in the south china sea, china, something to be reckoned with. we have a great

maybe if he does become president he uses it for entertaining smaller than most of donald trover's homes. charles payne all kiddinged a saying we could do worse than a rich guy run for president with the populous rather anti-rich themes we're hearing that are all of the rail right now. >> anti-rich and capitalism and things that go along with. people have been careful neil i'm worried about this election, because we can't, you know -- i told a lot of my conservative friends over the last few year when is you give speeches saying we're going over a cliff next week, you're wrong. taking greece leak 30 years to get to this point. we're on the wrong path no doubt about it. but to articulate in a way where first of all you can't be ashamed of being successful. mitt romney was ashamed of being successful. you know, he played every now and then bring it up but did not run on the fact -- >> bragged about it. >> now, listen donald trump today was i said it was most bad as announcement so far i don't care what anybody says not whether or not you agree with him or not but how many say he declared economic war in

payne is next. >> 11 have announced before him but none as brash. the donald is in. >> i am officially running for president of the united states. sadly, the american dream is dead. >> bring it back! >> but if i get elected president, i will bring it back! bigger, and better and stronger than ever before, and we will make america great again. charles: the donald, he said i'm really rich, one of the observations made by latest candidate whose hat fell into the presidential ridge, i think it was the most ba badass announcement today. you. donald trump, is now in the race. i have to tell you it is about mack vely, forget carnegie, he crushes g.o.p. vote. he calls all of the folks in washington calling them losers, and he through -- threw the gauntlet down. let's find out, i know everybody was glued to the screen today. i am charles payne, you are watching "making money," jim awad, is back with us, hillary cramer. and jim president of new world capital. and founder and president of pin financial group. and scotti is joining us from nashville, let's do it. dig into

donald trump's message. rich and proud of it and you liberals whining about it, well can just stuff it. to ben stein, charlie gasparino. along with julie. by the way, the very rich charles payne is off today, no doubt piling more point into his considerable pot. adda lishinsky also off, no doubt trying to find ways to take that money from said pot. my point is i'm not here to express positively or negatively on his campaign but the message is rich and proud of it. what do you think? >> look i think the message is about greatness, not just the amount of money. the message of this country in recent years is about limitation and not potential. it's about welfare and not workfare. and all this talk about if you're poor and middle class it's because others are rich and keeping you down. i love the message and i hope he keeps talking about it. >> i totally agree with gary. this is a message that's sorely missing from politicians these days. the american dream of working hard and building something and becoming successful and if you get rich in the meantime while you're doing that that is great and you are welcome to brag about it. i know trump is the poster boy of pomposity but he'

donald trump a couple weeks ago and he seemed confident-- well, he's always confident. the likelihood of him making an announcement. >> he may be announcing there is another season from apprentice. i stole that from charles payneu to what he's going to say have vermont. millionaires and billionaires. stuart: you're going to be back on the program, we like you. we're up 17 points. 17,859. to this, a drone strike kills al qaeda's number two. a victory in the war on terror question mark? what does judge napitano think about droning people overseas? he's next. >> check that big board. we are up 50 points now. that means the dow is on the year -- is marginally higher. >> we'll take it. stuart: oh look at netflix, up again. the price target has been raised by one of the investment firms. it's up nine bucks 663, i think the highest 692. i'm going to call this a flat-out win against terror. they say its leader nasir al-wuhayshi has been killed in a drone strike in yemen. who is here to judge this? the judge himself, mr. napitano. that's an insult. he's not mr., he's judge. >> it's not at all. stuart: your honor, i think i should say. it's a terrible thing, don't you that we should drone this guy kill him. >> it's not