. >> jonas, john made a good point with cuba and gary k. with venezuela. let's look at america. basically wall street is to build companies and enable people to buy some equity, some part of that company. is that greed? is that a problem? >> well, it is greed. but, look, bernie made some points that are sort of in a weird way to a certain audience. rich people caused the crash monday, okay? it's not poor people. you have to have stocks to sell. it was an excess of sell orders that tanked the market. other rich people came in later in the week and bought back. bernie doesn't want to end wall street. socialist have their own stock indexes, have investment bankers. they know that wall street's a golden goose that makes the whole country ride. if you put it out of its misery like communist regimes do, that's where you have a problem where everybody gets poor. if he wants to play social, that's fine, but he's talking communists, which is what happened in cuba and communist russia. >> emily, what do you say? >> that was an excellent point. he's not the average american and it is not p

. >> gary k., it is an outrage that taxpayer money would be used in such a controversial way. this is a large organization with a whole lot of very wealthy supporters. >> very wealthy. >> i don't know why the taxpayers have to be sut in this position. >> yeah. i say get private dollars. you have $1.5 billion in assets and are clearing more a year. enough is enough. >> my view on this, i think there are ten times the number of community health centers out here and if you talk to anybody on the street here right now, particularly women, they would tell you, get rid of planned parenthood, women will never get care. that's just not true. the numbers don't support that. >> 20 seconds. >> i would just say as someone who's pro-choice, i am for defunding them for the simple reason that they're a political arm of the democratic party. >> absolutely. >> it's one thing giving out contraceptives and they weren't as political, but they fund candidates that go against republicans. that's fot to be a violation of -- >> they're providing care, though. mammograms. where is the care for women?

i agree with gary k.hink they come out with something again going to be more stimulative in the future here. i still think the way to go here is to find stuff you like, like wilbur ross said, whether it is cheaper, whether it is today, if you want to start nibbling start adding that in your portfolios in one to two years you will like where it is going. melissa: we have to go. i know you guys have more to say. we'll keep you around. don't move a muscle. we have to squeeze in to pay bills. thank you very much. connell: knicks are not winning, but mets might win world series before the fed -- anyway, we're down 200 plus, who knew after everything that happened earlier in the day. a lot happened in the commodities complex. oil and gold next. ♪ i needed work done around my house at a fair price.f sure can. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or make a backyard pizza oven? oh yeah. i can almost taste it now. tastes like victory. and pepperoni... but it is not the device mobithat is mobile, it is y

a lot of it built on oil but my buddy gary k., would pass along, that is gary kaltbaum.call him gary k. 0% of the market already bearish, you have the apple situation -- 60%. applebee low a six month low. that is trigger for today's selling. who am i to doubt him. he is very prescient on market moves. apple stock has been swooning since the earnings report that disappointed some, particularly with the sale of that apple watch. with apple falling off and going through a six-month low, oil situation, concerns about the global economy and treasury yields back to four-month lows you know the drill, people are just getting out of dodge. >>> investor bob witmer says correction is due, it is here. how bad does it get? correction starts typically with a knock of 10% off the highs. how long does that hold? >> if you tell me exactly when the fed will come in and save it i will tell you how long the correction will be. i think market will be driven by the fed. since we're not printing money now, vulnerable correction of up to 20%. i can't imagine the fed wouldn't come in after 20%

. >> gary k., investor wilbur ross was on "mornings with maria" today and he said this to her. i want you to listen. >> we're now moving into a period where they will be revealing much more detailed policy things. christie already comes out with pretty detailed policy. jeb bush has come with some detailed ones. i think with up interest, if people asked him really detailed policy questions, they might actually get an answer. the questions that he was asked didn't really lend themselves to much more than entertainment. >> so, gary, that is what he said, that trump would actually deliver. do you agree? >> no, i disagree, for the reasons that joe said. we're at the time, we're still in the middle of summer, cheryl. we're at the time you have to find as candidate, some edge issue that you claim will cut through the clutter. this is not the time for wonky policy. that is the time when probably about, november on, when you hopefully winnow down the number of competitors from 17 to maybe 10. then you can start getting into those issues. right now people are just reading headlines. it i

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k) today. >>> predictions. gary b., go. >> i am scared. i like gold.nk it's up 50% in a year. >> john? >> i'm scared too but go with gold power liminers stocks. >> what about your prediction? >> apple. >> gary b., do you take a bite of an snl. >> john's next pick will be netscape so i think we can all kind of move on. >> i love you both dearly. thanks for joining us. "the cost of freedom" continues right now. cavuto on business. >>> donald trump starting to outline a tax plan, cuts for everyone but some more than others. >> at a minimum we have to simplify our system and i would like to see a reduction in taxes, a reduction in all taxes but especially corporate and especially for the middle class. >> hello, everyone. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. the donald proposing lower tax rates targeting companies that promote jobs. love him or hate him, is this the right plan to get the economy back on track? farry says absolutely. also here, ben stein, gerri willis, and charlie gasparino. why do you this one so much? >> it's

>>gary: you're looking at it e k yesterday broke the jaw with a cold pot shot of the then teammates generalout 10 weeks this guy was cut and he was picked up by the buffalo bills did not set out one second that is distorted to tell all the time had these banquet is that someone will say how much do these people love the giants? if charles manson came back and play second base that was saved charlie made few mistakes and deserves another chance that is how passionate they are this guy " cox somebody walks and the guy did not even see, not to mount rex's job. in less than 24 hours to get another job >>gary: you want to mess with twitter you may want to go tonight at the special feature is an older man dribbling behind his legs between his legs actually in his backyard on his basketball court if you go there and logged in immediately, he missed the first day but he wants to be on the olympics watt and took a little time out to go through the workout and we have thompson and green and barnes and they're all getting ready for the 2016 summit in the next. >>pam m: the best time to watch hundreds

kindergarten and pre-k have a brand-new school tomorrow. >>> today you can join gary clark and another nfl legends to get fit and fight against childhood obesity. kids and adults will perform several drills and workouts. the event is open to all ages. >>> i love this story. leah still now a wheatie's champion. now that her cancer is in recession. you might remember her story as it went national last year. her dad plays for the cincinnati bengals. the country rooted for her for the whole family really as she fought stage 4 cancer last year. glad to see she's smyl smiling right there. >> she's captured the hearts on social media. now look at her. her over cover box s that what it's called? >> yeah. >> she looked 4 or 5. >> i think you're right. warms your heart. >> so cute. >> lots of smiles out there today. >> yeah, lots of smiles yesterday, today and then i -- well, maybe people won't be smiling tomorrow because the kids are ed whheaded back to sc >> it's so exciting. >> i liked going back to school. it was hard when it was so beautiful outside. that's what we're dealing with as we con

gary kaminsky . the dog days of summer are markets. the dow jones down 1000 points earlier this week, spooking investors, traders, and oral one k holders, but it' s all about long-term perspective -- spooking investors, traders, and 401k holders. if you are invested in the right places, weeks like this become a blip on the radar screen. we sat down with ricky sandler, the catalyst for one of the most interesting mergers over the last several weeks, and he will share with you all the merger opportunities, activism, and how to benefit from his strategies. lou: this show has never been solely about investments. we talked about anything that affected people and their money. >> from times square in new york city, the new "wall street week ." >> we' re pleased to welcome ricky send luck, founder, chief executive officer, and chief investment officer of eminence capital and a longtime friend of gary and i -- we' re pleased to welcome ricky sandler. tell us about your upbringing. ricky: grew up in long island, went to the same high school as gary, just a little bit younger than gary. anthony: you can say a lot younger. [laughter] ricky: my dad

gary :giants hoping to bounce back from last night's devestating loss. jake peavy maybe his strongest outing this season tonight strikes out the side in the 4th 6 ip, 5 hits, 1 run, 8 k's 6th hunter pence grounds into what could have been inning-ending double braves 1st baseman chris johnson tags 1st but thought the inning was over gregor blanco scores 2-1 giants top 8th/ 3-3 tie pence 3-run home run off david aardsma 6-3 giants final: 8-3 giants shelby miller's winless strak at 14 games dodgers lost giants now 2 games back a's won 2-3 against baltimore tonight adam jones blows bubbles look at that blowing it as he dives i was shocked when i saw that chris getting help 7 innings did not allow a run hits one out 5-0 a's i got the audience on my side with the riley curry stuff so i came today hoping to use the riley curry story and then it turns out pam used it >> pam :they said that you were busy with other stories so they put it into the news side >> gary :we would have dropped every other story in order to you do thaone-- in order to do that one >> pam :just offer your congratulations to the family >> pam :i do not craw. i d >> gary :i do not crawl. i do not take left

gary b. smith, jonathan honic. ty, starting with you, apple, as i mentioned one of the most widely held stocks, 401(k)s, pensions, forbody who's an amateur investor he or she will say i may as well buy apple i use a lot of their products. is it a good purchase at these levels? >> depends on risk tolerance, deirdre. when you look at apple, they had good products, good runs on the iphone 6. i have the 6 plus, i love, it it's bigger i can see it. i don't know if this is the place can you get a quick profit. if you try to catch a falling knife here, sometimes you get hurt. i would wait on the sideline before i jumped in if i was an amateur investor. deirdre: gary, what is your take on that? >> i totally agree. i think apple is done for now, and i have no idea where the bottom is on this. in fact, apple, netflix, all those, tesla, forget them for now, they're horrible. i have two places to put your money, under a mattress, which is not too bad right now, or in gold or bonds. gold in fact was up like 5% since tuesday. so gold might have a good runway to get back anywhere near old levels. maybe that would be the one area i

>>gary: some ladies obviously people hapless and she said the giants are not going to sign someone like charles manson. unlike >>darya: the i. k. denote deal and alden smith never got into it and it wanted to know he is so fed up. >>darya: the support goals of vienna in said we have got into a because expect marmoset is because i drive a jaguar and happen during train we weren't training and why does the media do this the young woman in question she was the fm disc jockey in san francisco. >>gary: the riding of practicing on a thursday it looks like he's on his deathbed did deceive the sketches from the court order yesterday. >>darya: the sketches were so bad she had to apologize she apologizes and she said a he was not equipped a very long there's a picture of them the supposed grow phrenic got his forceable rings on it. >>gary: it made me think of giselle and someone said of the entertainment tonight in the anchor says she does not plan-- play. >>gary: for anyone who was going to a bad time the know, who does not need formal shopping the track four baskets are dismissing her up perfect steph curry triple to this picture of t