melissa: charlie gasparino, thank you for that. few stories on the radar, mcdonald's employees have to follow guidelines, set in a 31 page manual. order takers will repeat the order to the customer which is then reiterated all over again when you roll up to the cash ear. that's going to take time. yum brands is thinking about home delivery service. food from taco bell and kfc may be delivered to your doorstep. i like that. it would not be an all-day thing. uptick in demand at colleges and weekend evenings who would likely deliver during those times. >>> buzzfeed is considering going public. the popular website famous for articles on cats announced plans during a tech conference thought to be valued at nearly a billion dollars. >>> turning music fans into investors the new way you can make money by supporting your favorite artists? >>> plus a new disease with ebola-like symptoms comes to the u.s. have you heard about that? smart money on the way. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year.

i'm a little heated at gasparino right now.generation of moochers i'm going to say that because this generation has created his generation of politicians. neil: which is my generation. >> created regulatory environments that leave us without jobs. neil: my generation did that? >> the politicians, the regulators. neil: you are bitter. bitter millennials. >> i also want to say this is a generational theft, we're paying for insurance, we're paying for entitlements, and the pension liability state by state is going to cost every single one of us $15,000. i don't want to hear it how his generation is providing for mine. thanks for nothing, charlie, and by the way you're welcome. neil: no, she didn't! >> i agree that charlie is wrong the question is millennials don't like to be called millennials. this is a generation obsessed with self-expression. >> i think you are self-absorbed. not you! >> some boomers like charlie, 50% of the generation have tattoos. neil: of your generation? >> 54% of millennials have tattoos. neil: do you? >>

. >> by that definition gasparino would be in prison. >> if they see you in the front yard grabbing your kid by the arm. i don't think this is a sole solution to problems of race and violence in this country and poverty in this country. >> this is about sfl accountability which i think is the central issue before you get to anything else. >> i don't think it's a sole. >> by the way charlie we have the race thing down take a chill pill enough. go ahead. >> i think it's part of the solution but bigger than that i think a lot of this country's problems and not to make light of what is the sad situation in baltimore, are rooted in the lack of personal responsibility making your children take responsibility for themselves and taking responsibility for our own self. >> i this i thisnk this say huge part of the solution. i grew up at a time when mothers did smack their kids and if you were bigger than your mom you put your hands up and say "stop please mom." that was part of growing up you did get a kick in the rear end when you did something wrong and you were embarrassed. what this woman did

our very own charlie gasparino is there., this -- this time you don't have to sneak around the pool in your dark sunglasses. you're there at the bellagio. >> yeah. cnbc has to sneak around the pool now. from what i understand, they're boycotting the whole event, which is kind of odd. >> because you got in. charlie: i don't know why they're doing it. they're doing their viewers a grea great disservice. a lot of news here. number one, activist investing. a lot of activist investing. they take a chunk of a company and push forward members to do things they think is good for shareholders. coming under a lot of pressure. some people like larry fink, they are short-term oriented. people defend it. they think they're in it for the small investor. carl icahn goes into apple demands the buyback and the shares go up, as they've done. a little of people are worried about the market going forward. that was the theme last year. we've been talking about this every year with the fed intervention that -- which will end some day. people are

charlie gasparino chasing him outside a hotel in midtown. how 24 hours later is wall street digesting what he said at a penny stock conference? charlie gasparino was there yesterday, he's here today with the fallout, exclusive details next. >>> and trouble in the skies, fox business' scathing report on the faa's hiring practices and revealing test responses for certain people to help them cheat? this is finally a strong statement from the union representing thousands of air traffic controllers across the u.s. adam shapiro has the latest, coming up. . liz: pumping the brakes on truckers today! bank of america downgrading the name us that see on the screen. okay, why are they down? at some points, 5%. why are they down that much? we have a surge in oil, 4% to the upside, going to hurt the truckers, the ones not switching over to natural gas, we know there are some that do, not in great enough numbers to protect these names at the moment. >>> yesterday we had dick fuld who used to run lehman trying to stage a comeback, today some are saying tot

there is a sign he won't be showed to the public and only charlie gasparino knows it. we'll bring it to you in a moment. >>> beating out queen bee, taylor swift the concert to see, and stubhub tells us how it's going to do it. >>> even this man is weighing in on the fifa scandal. vladimir putin jumped off his horse and jumped to the defense of fifa president sepp blatter accusing the united states of overstepping its bounds. is he right? the last hour of trade. let's start thedown. -- the "countdown." >>> we begin with breaking news. it is the news that all of wall street is chattering about. dick fuld, seen on the screen from this afternoon, former lehman brothers ceo, and the man in charge when the firm went down in a blazing disaster during the financial crisis, making his first public peefrs in 7 years. as you see, those are fox business cameras at least some people expected he would address his role in lehman brothers disaster. a 158-year-old firm goes up in flames, thousands of jobs lost. all he said when asked about lehman was, maybe some other time. charlie gas

what does a nation do to charles payne, charlie gasparino, curiously, my friend ben stein isn't here this week. curious. we'll leave it at that. but enough about him, charles payne, back to us. the president's on to us. which means he's on to you. what do you think? >> yeah. he's definitely on to me okay? and his minoiions have let me know. it's funny that he says fox news is the leading proponent to cast the poor sponges as leeches and users, but i tell you what on the other end of the spectrum without a doubt, president obama is a leading voice in a sense that someone born poor in this country, particularly black and poor have no chance that they have seer row opportunity to pull themselves up by their bootstraps and they are somehow an astronaut shot into space, no gravity, nothing to hold on to nothing to grab on to no way to control their own destiny and to me that's a bigger crime. >> what do you think? >> now i know why i worked here. we were responsible for that all pretty good stuff. >> not the 100 years of war but that would have taken a lot of time. >> same valentine's day

neil: millennials responding to charlie gasparino who is not near god. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportunities can be anywhere... or not. but you know the difference. e*trade's bar code scanner. shorten the distance between intuition and action. e*trade opportunity is everywhere. >> i probably have 5 times twitter followers than the girl with the glasses. >> really? those comments, did not endure charlie gasparino to those millennials, in particular one smart lady, did not do much to win him any fans of national review. and other sites, you know charlie surprise is not apologizing. now some news that could have him reloading. half of college graduate fully expect their family to support them money home or anything else even if mom and dad go to the poor house. some millennials have no problem with that -- no, some insists that does not make them moochers. katherine, you were the one he was talking about. >> yeah. >> i liked about your her verge you took

neil: charlie runs upstairs at fox business, and he caught this our charlie gasparino proving he's hipnnial audience and says -- [ laughter ]. neil: what are you doing? what is going on here? >> my arms look big there. neil: you're a handsome man. notice under the rubbish, 17 different lunches. >> something just moved in the back. neil: i'm reading into all of this, there's a lot of envy here a lot of envy here. >> someone slipped me a molly. [ laughter ] >> you're drunk. >> neil on a serious note. what i'm worried about, i look at data from 2000 last time when we had low unemployment and you see median income starting to drop. this time you're going to see the same thing for the kids that are going into college once two or three, in and the economy turns down again which it probably will. charlie brady wants to -- >> you will see entitlement turn to anger, that does worry me that worries me. >> they're too boring to be angry. >> no they're not. [ laughter ] [inaudible]. neil: he just dropped the bomb. no they're not! lizzie, any rescueing? >> i enjoyed your routine at your desk. [ lau

charlie gasparino live. he'll be in the salt conference and hopefully staying out of trouble.ell. twenty-nine minutes to go. relief workers are using drones over nepal to help get emergency supplies to stranded survivors. how they're helping the city of san diego california. also, it wasn't all fun and games at the berkshire hathaway annual meeting. warren buffett had to answer tough questions about some of his biggest investments. liz was there to ask some of the toughest questions. she'll join us next with the highlights from her big interview today. ♪ ♪ >> it's not your average investor meeting, literally the city of omaha was taken over this weekend by berkshire hathaway investors. and liz claman was with the oracle of omaha all weekend long. liz joins us live from the omaha airport. are you ever coming home, liz? liz: well, actually we didn't even get to the airport, cheryl. i'm on a street in downtown nebraska. right here in omaha. and everybody is sort of fleeing the rain here. it's amazing what's happened over this weekend. why? because a kid from omaha, 55, 60 years a

shares of dupont getting clocked today after charlie gasparino warned you.broke the news that things weren't looking good for activist investor nelson peltz. peltz lost. charlie wins with the story. here's here with the exclusive new details on what's next for nelson peltz, but also for dupont. a lot of you have this stock in your portfolio. ♪ and everybody wants to find the next airbnb to invest in. well, we're going to introduce you to the airbnb of bulldozers and backhoes. an exclusive interview with the ceo of yard club. bringing the sharing economy to heavy equipment that you just want to rent, not buy. ♪ ♪ >> there is a good bet you own this stock somewhere in your portfolio because dupont is widely held. now the bidder between dupont and try en's investor peltz comes to an end. nelson loses. dupont's stock is losing. (?) down about 6.5%. this follows the news that peltz did not win what he wanted. four dupont seats. he lobbied hard for it. spent a lot of money for it. something you would have known yesterday if you were watching the fox business netwo

we what you exactly what charlie gasparino said about this. >> you kids are such [ bleep ]! [ laughter ]. >> stupider than we thought! . neil: all right, notice for weeks dare i say months charlie gasparino railing against the younger generation, now hear them railing back. i think what he's saying is you guys feel entitled. >> maybe he's mad because he doesn't have as many twitter followers. neil: jealous? >> clearly the future, you need us to succeed. maybe don't insult us so much. maybe. neil: take that grandpa gaspo. we showed that to gaspo. it did not go well. >> these kids are such [ bleep ]! [ laughter ]. >> they're stupider than we thought! >> the ultimate gentleman just saying really, do i have to do this? anyway, the generation now makes up the largest part of our country's workforce and cannot wait to fire his cranky butt. we have our other cranky guys here to weigh network not nearly as cranky as charlie, including bitter female lizzie mcdonald and the most bitter boomer of all charlie gasparino, and steve levy and charlie brady. you don't get to respond. you're

charlie gasparino has been there all week. he's probably tired.bbing elbows with the biggest names on wall street. he joins us with exclusive new details on this debate. what was said, charlie? >> listen, one of the great things about fooling around here at salt is they're all here. ben bernanke is here. larry summers is here. almost former chairman. ben bernanke was the fed chairman recently. in the private meeting, some of the public meetings as well, the debate between of the smartest guys in economics. what bernanke is saying is this, there is hope for this economy. yes, we have weak economic numbers today. if you scratch the surface, you see lousy wage growth. high underemployment rate. the economy is still problematic. the only thing stopping our economy with technological revolution is bad policy. he doesn't quite blame president obama, but he does mention bad fiscal policy from the white house. summers took the entire opposite view. (?) he's saying we're mired in stuff because of stagnation. and, you know, there's only so much government c

we what you exactly what charlie gasparino said about this. >> you kids are such [ bleep ]!stupider than we thought! the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single part of it. for as the world keeps on searching for healthier... we're here to make healthier happen. optum. healthier is here. [plumber] i need to be where the pipes are. so i use quickbooks and run my entire business from the cloud. i keep an eye on sales and expenses from anywhere. even down here in the dark i can still see we're having a great month. and celebrate accordingly. i run on quickbooks.that's how i own it. . neil: all right, notice for weeks dare i say months charlie gasparino railing against the younger generation, now hear them railing back. i think what he's saying is you guys feel entitled. >>

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now he looks like charlie gasparino. neil: he does!is gasparino, actually. >> he looks creepy. neil: that's the old one. the new one now gasparino dressed up, you're right. you're right, little green hornet too. and looks like he's stepping out of a white van or something. so the company says -- >> you are so right. neil: put the mask on gaspo you are so right. this is a suburban dad. >> who goes to the dark side because of the release of the sirloin burger. it's a suburban dad. neil: so you like that? >> as a suburban dad, i am insulted and expect an apology from mcdonald's on behalf of all suburban dads. this is a depiction of all suburban dads? it's creepy, weird, this is the creepiest looking lam burglar. neil: you are running this huge food conglomerate, what would you do? >> steve easterbrook said we're going to slash the management, focus on customers and the food. they haven't started yet. scrap the hamburglar this is a silly idea not going to sell more hamburgers focus on the core principles the quality of food focus on commun

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melissa: charlie gasparino thank you so much. talk to you soon. road for relationships. one in seven married people consider divorce because of spouse's questionable activity on facebook or twitter. bruce and jack is back. facebook is the most dangerous, they say. >> if you're stupid enough to have an affair and stupid enough to talk about it on facebook, what do you expect? melissa: it's not even just that. it's people going on twitter and things like that and saying things their spouse doesn't like. married couples are fighting about this at least once a week. who are these people? >> i think one of the problems with facebook it doesn't allow old relationships to die a natural death. i got off of facebook. first of all it turns out i don't have enough friends. it was getting embarrassing for me. also it's good to let relationships die sometimes. melissa: bruce, how much time do you spend on social media, and how does your wife feel about it? >> i spend a lot of time uploading stuff about my business. my wife doesn't look or care. melissa: that w

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david: charlie gasparino, wonderful reporting. >> thank you. david: good stuff, charlie. thanks.nies, gold miners have been in a bear market for nearly four years, but now the sector is starting to show signs of life, even outperforming the dow and the s&p at least year to date. david: but with gold up only $2 this year, are they a worthy investment? with us now is david steinberg, dls capital managing partner. great to see you. >> great to see you guys. david: conventional wisdom has always been when the dollar goes up, gold goes down, but there's been this strange occurrence we've had over various parts where the dollar has gone up and gold as well. why do you think that is? >> right. let's put this in framework. four years of a bear market, okay? you've got these companies cutting back on production, cutting back on their costs, everything. you're going to see gold going into what's called a deficit in the next 18 months which means there's not going to be as much supply put out by miners as there's actually demand can. even if demand is just flat. you've had the etfs basicall

charlie gasparino has the exclusive details. there's democracy, plutocracy, meritocracy, holacracy? what? it's a new management style. zappos is embracing. not all zappos employees are on board. in fact, they're jumping into the ocean away from that board. we'll tell you all about it. ♪ ♪ >> it's a bromanse getting a lot of likes on facebook. chris christie hoping to get millennial friends by getting cozy with mark zuckerberg. charlie has the -- where was that picture taken? >> i have no idea. why would you ask me that? liz: i don't know i wondered. you know, i have a bromanse going. you know, george the cameraman. we have a bromanse. >> i have a brain crush on sam wyche. i admitted that on television. >> i have an infatuation with jennifer aniston. let's get to the story. christie hasn't announced his 2016 intentions officially. but he's shown all signs he will run. we were first reporting on fox business that his wife mary pat had left the hedge fund she was working at. she indicated i'm doing this -- i'm leaving because he's

well, fear no more, charlie gasparino's guest is coming up.friend who is very smart with five things you need to do when the feds come knocking. and -- health catching on to the fast food industry. yum brands operating taco bell, kfc, pizza hut, will no longer use artificial ingredients like that neon orange in the taco sh shell. what will this mean to your health, your wallet, maybe even the stock market. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ >> okay. so you're working on wall street. you think you have an amazing job. you know what you should be thinking? how do i stay out of jail. how do i stay out of prison? our next guest might have all the answers. mark powers is a top white-collar crime attorney and a national leader at security litigation and regulation enforcement practice. joined by charlie gasparino. the five things to do to keep yourself from landing behind bars. charlie: okay. jim comey generally doesn't show up to your house, but some other nasty guy in a suit, they come -- and these guys are trained. i know this for a fact -- to scare the crap out of

neil: you ever wonder what keeps charlie gasparino so surprised?lives to make young folks' lives hell. that's his magic. that's all my bitter boomers magic. their magic may be wearing off. who knows that better than one of the greatest mamagicians after all times. not bitter. kreskin is just better. ♪ ♪ [laughter] neil: i love this segment they're old. and bitter. all heavily medicated. they don't take kindly to young whippersnappers. the bitter boomers are back. they're fly. ready to stick a stick in your eye. if you don't think their future looks amazing today the amazing kreskin himself to say this bitter bunch himself -- kreskin we're honored. absolutely honored, my friend. let me introduce some of the bitter boomers. you already know. >> i love the title. neil: you already know the shams they are. we've got -- >> i'm kidding. neil: we have lizzie mcdonald. charlie gasparino. charlie brady. great guys all. so right off the bat. right off the bat you look at these guys. they're bitter. that's their thing, kreskin. they're bitter and they're angr

charlie gasparino with the exclusive details of the rise and fall of pimco's total return fund. women's soccer. so much money in this. the world of women's soutwomen'ssoccer. and the tournament around the corner. we're talking to the president of fox sports, which is broadcasting the tournament. what a usa win this time around would really mean. ♪ ♪ >> well, it froze out back in february 2014. the man they called one of the bond markets most renowned investors, the former pimco manager, bill gross leaving the firm. now, we're hearing because it was rough right after he left -- we're hearing that the word panic at pimco is reaching epic propositions. that overstating it? >> i don't think so. we're getting this inside pimco. the total return fund will hit a bench mark. that's for the first time probably in about 15 or 20 years, go below $100 billion in assets. below that number. that number from what we understand can happen in the coming weeks. why is this a big thing? there's the decline in the total return fund. above 180. i think it was more like $260 billion. >> right. charli

our very own charlie gasparino was the first to break the story.e joins us now. >> before we get into the important story. another very important story. liz: yes, sir. >> did john chambers ask you on a date? liz: we're going ski smoog what type of date? liz: the nexus and the speed of the internet? >> i'm very excited. i'm going to put on the cutest ski bunny outfit. i love john chambers. i had to push it as usual. >> you like the guys that stand to the side. liz: what's up with pimco? a lot of people have pimco funds. >> lot of people have pimco funds, and made a push about 2010 to diversify, they are known as a bond fund. they need to push and diversify into the stock fund, analysts research people, experts. money managers. today marks the day they're reversing that push into equities. here's what we know from the memo. news is out there. people are reporting it. we reported it first on fox business, closing two of the four funds, equity funds, that's one of the memos which talks about how the cio of the equity division is leaving and there are g

charlie gasparino. charlie: did you finish my playboy article?i have to purchase it because i want to show my support of you. charlie is in playboy. you have to check it out. charlie: most people don't look at porn from the magazines anymore i've read. it's all online. did you know that? >> do you have that stuff on paper? charlie: all the camera guys are laughing because they know. they know how they consume their porn. liz: anybody? oh, you porn. is that what you said? charlie: what is youporn? >> oh, like you don't know. charlie: what is playboy? >> my crew loves this. (?) from gene munster conceding on apple tv. he thought it would happen. but it did not. giving us insider details about the golf tournament coming up showing the u.s. open. quite a week for "countdown" for the closing bell. here's what's worth repeating. >> this is all about the individual taking care of their own health and wellness. this is not about sharing the data. and if they want to participate in studies or be able to look at other information for people within their de

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charlie gasparino had a chance to quite literally bump into the ex-ceo.nt, after this. . neil: all right, charlie gasparino trying to talk to dick fuld today, the man many say caused the lehman brothers collapse. charlie you're reporting he's not doing a lot of good right now and unanswered issues right now what happened? >> we should point out dick fuld is coming out for the first time since 2008. neil: why now? >> 6+ years, the statute of limitations on potential charges against him for any alleged possible improprieties and how he managed lehman brothers is coming to an end, and might not face regulatory scrutiny. he's itching to say something, he spoke at microcap conference. what's interesting is he didn't say much about lehman. he had bland remarks about it, but didn't say much. why is that? if you look at my report on foxbusiness.com today i discuss what he's been doing since he left lehman involved in a lot of sketchy risky deals including one deal that blew up, and one of the people involved in the deal committed suicide as fox business was repor

when you get on charlie gasparino's age, between 100 and 110. that changes. >> we're the future.nk? . >> i think my views are conservative, and i think we're three great examples of millennials who don't feel entitled. neil: you are the only three. pretty much. >> i know a lot of millennials, they all work hard, we have more than one job at a time. neil: what do you say to charlie brady and steven levy who are angry they are jealous? >> clearly the future, you need us to succeed. maybe don't insult us so much. neil: ooh. interesting. >> i don't understand where it's coming from. neil: a dark place a dark place. >> we're clearly not -- i don't feel entitled. i've been working since i was 14. a lot of it comes from your upbringing. i'm fortunate to have parents who were definitely supportive but because of them i've been able to pursue a dream. neil: were you all raised as good as she? you can't judge an entire generation you can't call all old boomers bitter. you obviously have respectful parents. >> maybe he's mad because he doesn't have as many twitter followers as millennials d

ben stein and charles payne, deegan mcdowell and adam lashinski and charlie "yeah i'm in playboy" gasparino. ben stein you first. the class warfare is alive and well but what do you make of this? >> envy is alive and well and part of human nature. it's very sad to meet at the democratic party to rely on envy after all these years, but they are dealing from underneath the deck. they are from under the deck because compulsory equality means compulsion by the government. equality of opportunity, equality before the law. equality together in decent education, everyone wants that but come sulspulsory equality spreading the wealth around and giving it to people who are not the most hard working people that's compulsion. i want in the least possible compulsion in the system. >> adam the one thing i admire about hillary clinton on this is she wants to topple the top 1% meaning her and her husband. leaving that aside, we tend to believe there's a lot of wealthy democratic candidates and those who ended up being president, john f. kennedy and fdr. >> lyndon johnson. >> absolutely. defense is a very g

charlie gasparino broke the story but he has been running a boutique investment firm named matrix andkicking deals using his big rolex. much more throughout the day on fox business. back to today's top stories lauren has them for you in case you missed it. >> new information on the security breach at the irs this old data on 100,000 taxpayers. a cyber source telling fox news the sophisticated attack a originated in russia. this is something the agency was warned about especially by the director of national intelligence james clapper saying this in february. >> this insidious trend will continue. cyber poses a very complex set of threats because profit motivated criminals ideological motivated hackers or extremists and variously capable nations state like russia, china north korea and iran are all potential adversaries who if they choose can do great harm. >> meeting stolen tax refunds. more flooding fiers in texas and oklahoma. rising rivers in texas sparking evacuation in the sea, hundreds forced from their homes, the death toll continues to climb to 21 with dozens more still missing

charlie gasparino more exclusive details on this developing story.tay with us. ♪ liz: do you use uber? my kid is -- yeah, my uber car is here. what? huge here in new york. but there is a huge battle too. the latest battle over uber is heating up in the big apple as one major taxi financier finally launches a major lawsuit. charlie: this is the first official step in melrose credit union. one of the biggest financiers, to pick up someone on the street, you need a medallion. sometimes these owners lend their cars to someone else. you need a medallion to pick up people on the street. an exclusive right. liz: is it literally a medallion. they cost a million dollars? >> it's gone down since uber. that's why the established taxi industry -- new york city taxi, this is a big story. new york city is the home of the taxi. it's an iconic image of the taxi. probably more taxis here than any other place in the country. now, the taxi industry is fighting back and very viciously. melrose financial, three other banks that finance these medallions who are worried ab

our own charlie gasparino is there with a big-name in the nfl. nfl franchise.nclad winner by following the same principles as training for the ironman. eight different triathlons. he is also a major wealth manager. he swam the english channel. this guy is a winner on every level. competing to protecting our portfolio. right here on fox business. good rally going on. melissa: no kind of release for california. corals bad try to take matters into their own hands. ♪ melissa: scary night for those in america's heartland as 51 tornadoes were reported across four states, oklahoma texas nebraska and arkansas. funnel clouds destroying dozens of homes flipping cars over, tearing down power lines. the severe weather is expected through the weekend. >>> meanwhile, california searches for ways to drench its thirst. one city is building the largest plant in the western hemisphere to make saltwater drinkable. our own robert gray is in carlsbad california, with more on this one. robert talk to me about this one. >> reporter: hey, melissa that's right. it's still under constru