hilary clinton didn't have veto power over the uranium deals. from media matters, peter schweizer admitted he omitted key information about donors peter schweizer's acquisitions have no evidence. is there anything you think hillary for america or media matters has gotten right about an error you made in this book? >> no. what is surprising is they say the book is a dud but their actions don't indicate that is what they really believe. if you look at a list of the errors and i am glad to go into detail on them. it one of the things they put out was the statement in uranium deal the shareholder shared the shares before hilary clinton became secretary of state. i point that out in the book. the problem is brian fallon doesn't talk about the eight other individuals giving who are shareholders and chairman of the company and giving to the clinton foundation at the very time the state department is considering this deal. they want to selectively try to steer the conversation one way without looking at the larger facts. they are hoping people want read

hilary clinton about eight.t we got a few answers to a few questions. >> and even at that she didn't really answer some of the questions. but she did stop the clock on the newspaper time table that has been keeping track a month since she answered any questions. she has been dispensed with that by giving a few so-called answers. >> each of the questions could have been the subject of a long meety interview. this is a -- meaty -- tactic that front runners take usually. why look for trouble? i am part of the press. i want her to answer questions. i am glad ed henry set the stage for her to take questions because i think the campaign finally realized you need to pop that balloon a little bit about. i think, though that campaigns know that if you take a hit for not answering questions it is less of a problem than giving an answer that gets you in trouble: >> you described it as the hear no evil see no evil strategy. can you explain that? >> the media isn't good. whether it is what e-mails to turn over the clinton fo

hilary: but we're talking about americans.nd americans are -- charles: that stock is doing phenomenal. hilary: americans are spend money. we go to dinner. we go to the mall. we buy new cars. that's keeping our economies going. charles: everyone make sure you tune in tonight. liz claman's special warren buffett's america. she'll be talking to the oracle himself. warren buffett. plus, berkshire hathaway vice chairman charlie munger and microsoft founder bill gates. those three guys who work the gdp of most countries. all talking to liz. 8:00 p.m. fox business. the recent rotation out of the hot stocks. big money looked for a new home. the names and sectors you should be following. the next three minutes, we'll make you some money. ♪ ♪ charles: all right, guys. have to blow that whistle. open up the page from payne's investment playbook. the earning season, as you know, has seen some horrific reactions to companies that have missed or warned. big money fling. what were formerly hot stocks, they have to find new homes. the recent

hilary: there's no doubt about it.s-the-board are just more attractive in terms of, i trust that person with my money. tom: i'll trust your word on that. meantime, speaking of hilary, hillary clinton takes a hit in a wall street journal poll. why are her unfavorability numbers growing? the book clinton cash hit the shelves today. her camp is going on a big pr defensive. ♪ tom: a new "wall street journal" poll shows that hillary clinton's unfavorra bill tie numbers are growing. >> the latest 2016 presidential poll done by "wall street journal" shows that hillary clinton might belowsing some of the popularity contest, as a they're of people with a negative view of her jumped to 42% from 36% in march. and a quarter of registered voters viewed her as honest and straight forward, down from 38% last summer. tom: likability seems how you get elected today that is important. >> that is, but you don't have to be most liked. you just have to be liked more than the other guy. the reasons that barack obama got in office he was lik

what do you think, hilary? >> if you want to be in chesapeake, chk, this is the time to do it. >> traded chesapeake when we were banging a drum, for a trader would you look at it now or buy and hold? >> chesapeake took a $3.8 billion loss, asset impairment. some of the costs have gone down for them, if you're looking to get into chesapeake which people have for a long time, this might be the time to do it. don't try to be a trader, pick an mlp, energy transfer eta and stick with it. >> we'll talk about the mlp's later, mass limited partnership. they have not lived up to the hype in the last two years. >> this is down big today, very volatile, i like diamondback, i'll go with that or eog. >> are you feeling the worst is over for energy? >> the price of the stock, the price of the stocks have gotten ahead and the commodity have gotten ahead with reality, and i would be surprised if you don't see short-term energy stocks and crude prices go down. >> we're definitely going to get in detail on that. mica asks on twi

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emily: euros always hilarious. -- yours always hilarious.ome inappropriate, but yours always hilarious. some world changing. how do you deal with that on a daily basis as a ceo? dick: i don't have to read them all. so it does not all affect me personally. emily: but a revolution could start at any moment. dick: the fascinating thing about the platform is the different way it is used around the world. the surprising moments that surface on the platform you have never thought about or have not even occurred to you. emily: the number of users has quadrupled since you became ceo. it is one of the most highly scrutinized, most mainstream companies in the world. it.: nobody scrutinized i do not know what you are referring to, we have never been scrutinized. [laughter] emily: did you ever think you would be here when you were growing up in detroit? dick: no, not at all. when i was growing up in detroit, i was very much -- i was kind of -- i really just took life as it happened. most of my family and extended family was in the automobile industry. m

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hilary clinton is going to be more . >> between 10 million and 20 million is that what you need? >> i have no concern . >> you're not going to tell me how much you have. >> i have no concern to see tog the long haul . >> so if you stumble in new hampshire. >> wow you're such a downer today . >> you should get ready for the next katie interview, do you think it would be hard if you started out poorly. >> look, our strategy here is to go the distance, and what that means is we have to perform every day. we have to exceed expectations every day. of course people's expectations of me are low. i'm not a professional politician. i don't have years of donor networks built up. people didn't know who i was in january when i gave my first big speech in iowa, but people are coming to know who i am. and people are willing to learn who i am because they feel that the professional political class for a long time hasn't really given them the solutions they're looking for. it's in part why i wrote this book so that people would know who i was not just the nice parts, but all of who i am because

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is part of it because everyone knows hilary clinton?oint out plus or minus three so the shift is very close between all of those candidates. i think when you go head-to-head there is of course a large percentage of the population that already knows hilary clinton knows what they think about her, what they don't and do like about her they are starting to learn more about the republican candidates as they come out. jeb bush hasn't even done his official launch and it is perceived he is going to have problems of getting over the hurdles of the conservative voters in the early states but he is going to have a lot of money. >> the last couple months have been rough for hilary clinton going from 36% negative up to 42% in just the course of one month overall. bret honest and straight forward, only a quarter of voters think hillary is honest and straightforward. that is tough. >> one of the positive things is it is happening this early in the campaign. if it last and the trust worthiness nothing is upside down that is a problem. but the fact th

>> that is a tough question and one i think the hilary clinton campaign is trying to deal with. last week after bill clinton came out in the interview and said about all of these speeches he takes in $500000 a speech he is going to continue to do that because he has to pay the bills. that didn't sit well and you saw the hilary clinton campaign push back saying that is bill we are dealing with hillary. that probably won't fly in the long term and one of the interviews that was interesting was david axle and he said bill clinton is like nuclear energy this is the former strategy member for president obama he said if you use it properly it can be helpful and proactive, if you misuse it it could be catastrophic. i think that kind of sums up the debate inside the campaign. >> and you know according to the information provided by the bill hillary and chelsea foundation bill has made over a $100 million in speaking fees so by saying he is trying to pay the bills with the speeches he is making i think most americans would say if you haven't bang banked some of that you are not a good mo

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hilary, you want to jump in. hilary: i do. we need to look at china for a minute. charles: who?china. but about next week. this is why. trade data was very weak on both sides for china. really weak. over this weekend, maybe china is going to do some fiscal policy change and start to tighten. i mean, excuse me tighten -- is going to release some money there. and i think that that would bring our market -- charles: the breakout. >> we want qe. europe has qe the market goes up. china has qe. the market goes up. charles: without that, you think we stay in that range? >> i think we still go up next week. we'll matter no matter what. because of these retailers. look at greece. can greece resolve their problems? matt: i'm going to bring it back to the united states. the retail sales will surprise. we have low expectations of that. two points of closing high of the s&p. plus, that's a contrarian view. people have been selling a lot of funds. taking money out of the market. lowest bull sentiment in two years. people will see a new high. the money will rush back in and create a new rally.

hilary: well ultimately the extrovert.engineer or accountant, you have to be able to speak up for yourself. be aggressive. that's why those figures are like they are. that's why everyone, woman or man has to be taught how to have that confidence. charles: get what you're worth. be an extrovert. because of that apple watch fiasco. everyone knows what hatch up means. forget about the japanese and chinese company. i have an american company in the space poised to rally, i think. ♪ this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and sleep. add breathe right to your allergy medicine. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right and look for the calming scent of breathe right lavender in the sleep aisle. ♪ charles: all right, let's give you something to go to the weekend thinking about m

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so, hilary, this puts us in another problem.raction in washington, dc, won't change. >> hopefully we'll have a complete change in leadership, and when we have the actual policies that mean that taxes are simplified. payroll taxes are reduced, then we will see change. and in terms of infrastructure, i love your idea, charles, which is that all this money that's abroad, tens of billions of dollars comes over, a small part is paid in taxes, and it could fix so much of our infrastructure. it's very interesting. the last two weeks you've been talking about infrastructure. matt: a lot of people demonize these companies for keeping cash overseas. it's because of regulation and the policies of the government. let's not demonize apple keeping money overseas. let's demonize the white house. they are forced to keep the money overseas. >> they'll do whatever they can to the letter of the law to minimize their tax exposure. you want to change it? change the -- charles: i think we need to talk about that and a lot more. remember, we're live a

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>> guys that in and of itself is hilarious. what is better is the sound track provided by his boss. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> it keeps getting better. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> i feel like i'm listening to ricky gervais stand-up or something. isn't it awesome? they hosted it on facebook and he quickly went viral. now, tom can't walk down the street without being recognized. >> what do you do when your boss does that to you? do you quit? >> ask for a raise. >> first he was upset because he looks cocky. now he says he can see the humor in it. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> the word of the day, man. >> yep. one more video moment caught on camera that i don't think was intended. lulu is turning 102 years old. that is a celebration in and of itself. she is so excited. blow it out. i knew it. ginger is right on the table. but, she gets a kick out of it. >> flew out of her mouth. >> that's it for "right this minute." see you next time. ♪ when you just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling throug

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hilarious, illuminating. dick: minor always hilarious. emily: some world changing. how do you deal with that on a daily basis. dick: i don't have to read them all. it doesn't affect me personally. thefascinating thing about platform is how it is used around the world. moments thatg surface on the platform you have never thought about have not even occurred to you. emily: the number of users has quadrupled since you became ceo. it is one of the most mainstream companies in the world. dick: we have never been scrutinized. emily: did you ever think you would be here when you were growing up in detroit. not at all. of,s very much, i was kind i just took life as it happened. most of my family was in the automobile industry. fourd's dad worked chrysler. i only applied to university of michigan. i didn't go look at schools. when people say, what happened if you were in going to university of michigan, that implies i had some sort of strategy. emily: luckily you got in. ack: my dad did get me radioshack computer. i learned to program in basic. by the time i went to michigan

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hilary, "upon further review," i guess this is the new norm. college and come back and bring the wife and kids with you while you're at it. hilary: that's the reality today. in a perfect world, theoretically, the kids should not come back. they should go out there and make their own way in the world. they will make them more independent and more aggressive in the work force. >> i know you had one of those blue-collar dads. she just said in the perfect world. get out there. do what you can do. >> i think we have to change the reality. my father, with his summer job, he could pay for his tuition. my mother went to a public university. it has so changed. student loans as you talk about, are feeding the rally or the appreciation of college degrees. we need to rethink the whole process. we have to talk about financial literacy. do you understand if you go to the college of your choice, you might be up to $50,000 in debt. how are we as a family, how are you as a family going to cover it? >> they should do that before they sign off the loans. i unders

>> what will they do when he refers to her as hilary? hilary refers to herself as hilary.women and any other democrat can provide a road map to understand when are you allowed to use somebody's first name and when are you not? president obama knows elizabeth warren. they are friends. she worked for him in the administration and i don't think at all it was sexist. i think the white house made a big mistake, though. >> in what? >> this morning when they woke up they were faced with the headline that says president obama was handed major defeat legislative defeat by democrat. that's the headline. so i think they decided if we ask for an apology, we'll get more attention for that that way today in this news cycle we'll be better known as being a sexist than we are for being a failure. [ laughter ] >> that is their thinking they do. i think the white house could have said we won't common on sherrod brown's -- but senator mccastle, they just choose weird fights. >> what do you make of some on the left like brown and now coming out and piling on this? because to me it reminded me

another news the first batch of hilary clinton's e-mails dumped over the holiday weekend.le for the obama administration and hilary clinton's presidential campaign. we have michael bassell here who is executive director of the new york state democratic party and con contributor and denny is here as well who is a fox news con tributer. what about the timing of this? dump the e-mails on a friday holiday weekend, does that tell you someone is concerned that will affect the campaign in some way? >> i think there are significant concerns and the level of trust with everything going on under the clinton umbrella. we know the clinton's play by their own rules. hilary clinton has misled americans and put our national security at risk because the fbi has classified some of the e-mailed information. what the is he trying to hide? >> what about the fbi classifying one of the e-mails? >> it is one of the 350,000. we know the facts of the story haven't changed. we know there was a private server. there is no bombshell information coming out and when the e-mails were sent back and forth

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is hilary clinton mrs. wall street?all street journal analysis last year revealed that goldman sachs was the number one wall street contributor overtly years from donations et cetera et cetera. but the not the only one. eight firms including citibank paid the foundation between 1.6 and $3.5 million. this is combined for speeches by mr. and mrs. clinton. the economist the four that she's already been on the show liz peek is here. is it ledge legit to say that she's mrs. wall street? >> well, they're two separate things here. first of all she's been very close to wall street, in these decades, not only speaking very high speaking fees, but appearing at their conferences and its. so yes, i think this is the reason that the progressive end of the party is very wary of hilary. and then there's a foundation. the foundation has accepted, presumably asked for donations from all kinds of companies. mostly companies that are highly regulated energy companies, health care companies, and sure enough wall street. and you do wonder w