don't glaze me, bro these days to serve and protect might mean something with sprinkles on top.in tibbles, clare, michigan. >> we now have the top two tips you need to know to help your small business grow. rod curtz is a media strategist and startup adviser and ken yantze is back with us as well. ken, let's start with you, one piece of advice for our entrepreneurs and small business owners. >> sure, i believe firmly in the importance of planning and having a plan. every small business owner regardless of their size, regardless of where they are in their business life cycle needs to set goals and needs to have a plan that includes metrics that are measurable. they need to work that plan. we know that once you plan, as soon as your plan hits reality, about 20% of it is not correct. but that puts you 80% ahead. and you can adjust and it will get you where you want to be as a business or individual. we're addicted to it at score and we think that all small businesses should be addicted to it as well. >> first of all, i like your optimistic numberses, 20% is wrong. got a chuckle fro

i like the plain glazed. >> me, too. >>> it was nice to be here with you today. >>ing you here. real story" with gretchen starts now. >>> thanks, guys. fox news alert, all the way from california today where hillary clinton is about to step up to the mike and her slugfest with trump yesterday. hi, everyone, happy friday. i'm gretchen carlson. this is "the real story." >>> both clinton and trump seem to have trouble winning over female voters. national political correspondent jennifer griffin is live in california for us today. what has clinton supporters there told you today? >> reporter: well, it is very interesting. we talked to a lot of women in line. this is a women for hillary event. right now behind me, marystein bergen and a number of hollywood stars have come out to speak on hillary's behalf. gymnasium is about one-third full. not a huge crowd but certainly outside a very

glaze. >> should i put it there. >> do you want to plate it for me. >> no, go ahead. >> meat loaf there. >ght. >> we will drizzle it. we will glaze it a little bit right there. >> yes. >> is that worchester. >> yes. >> very nice. >> that makes it fancy. >> is that what you do on the side. >> yes. >> now what is this. >> thinks cole slaw but done out of celery root, little cole slaw there because you can't have barbecue without onions. >> i never used tweezers in the kitchen. >> i don't think you want my hand all in there. >> i didn't pluck your eyes. >> no, you did not. >> nice try, mike. >> that is beautiful. >> now it is like a painting. >> i mean this is what chefs do, right. >> of course. >> dill. >> dill because that is my favorite right there. >> i love dill. >> and it works in the summertime. >> that is meat loaf right there. >> let's focus on this muse, what is in that. >> it is ground beef, and heavy cream. >> it just mixes it all up together. >> blend the beef in the food processor and then add heavy cream to it. >> yes. >> robo coupe. >> yes, fresh word what does that mean. >> i

before you glaze over and say it's not for me, i can't afford private jet travel, it enables users top the nightmare tsa lines and skip the costs of flying privately. kenny dichter joining us live in a fox business exclusive. we have the situation in newark, we can show the video. i looked at it and thought this is so serious right now, what do you think of all that's been going on? >> i think it's a crazy world we live in. i think that anything is possible. i think the tsa lines and a lot of cases are warranted, and if you're a business person or somebody that needs to be from a to b to c, you can't rely on the commercial system anymore to be able to do that in a day, which is why wheels up is powerful as a model. >> you know, you wanted it to be sort of the costco, that may be understating it. >> that's okay. liz: the costco of private jet travel. >> i would say for you the amazon prime, we're a subscription model for17,500 which is reasonable in our business, you can become a member. the annual dues are $35. we have the flying suv of the sky, the king i-350. 6700 still flying. it's

with me now gun violence prevention advocate and former executive director of every town for gun safety mark glaze. good evening, mark. let's see if you and i can agree on something. and that is that there are certain people who shouldn't have a gun. >> that's exactly right. >> how do we determine who those people are? >> one of the ways is pretty easy. i think you and i might give the trump campaign the same advice. that's what campaign staffers are backing off what the candidate has already said is in the bad position. donald trump has said terror suspects shouldn't have guns. that's why i think trump has a huge opportunity to say a guy who was under investigation for terrorism three times should not have access to a weapon of war. his staff tried to backtrack that. i think it's reprehensible. >> what do you say to the second amendment strict constructionalists who simply say second amendment doesn't limit the size of the gun or limit the size of the clip. in fact the reason you have a gun is to protect yourself from, you know, a government that's out of control. >> well in this case i am going

i would love me a good powdered donut right now, al. >> i'm a krispy kreme glazed.t here in washington. we are under a cloudy sky right now, kind of a murky morning outside. not a lot of heavy rain coming down just yet but there could be spits and drizzles in morning hours. these clouds should spread out, allowing temperatures to rise from the mid-70s to the lower 80s. rain chances 60% today, 30% tomorrow. be weather aware for your sunday. nicer weather returns by early next week. >>> all week on today including easier sunday entertaining. what's easier than meat on a stick? you guys ready? >> oh, my gosh. we're chowing. >> look at this, we're going to do shrimp kabobs. they cook so quickly. you got soy sauce, ginger, garlic and honey. if you're going to use wooden secur skewers, make sure you soak them for 20 minutes. you're going to make your marinade. half of this will be for the marinade, the other half will be for baisi ibasting once you putn the grill. you've got your honey, your soy sauce, you mix that all up and you're going to pour half of this into your sh

me by my group and my staffer said nobody's really talking about this. they're talking about missiles. people can't figure out what a missile should cost. when you get into the billions your eyes glaze over. but how about a $600 toilet seat which is what the pentagon was spending. they were contracting out to small business. they were saying you do the thing. that was the reason. so we wrote a bill and it's the law and it save billions of dollars. okay so you're doing well. >> that is hilarious. i was very proud of my work on military procurement reform so i have a town hall meeting and all never forget this. outdoors and i tell this story of procurement reform. i said can you imagine, a $600 toilet seat. what is it made of, gold and of, gold and i said does anyone have questions and a woman raises her hands and she said do you know where i can get one of those. [laughter] >> by the way there was a reason while julia louis dreyfus and others have endorsed your book. people forget about the humorous things that happened in politics. i think it's important because you want young women and men to run for office and i think that's the cool party your book. >> you have a great sense of h