and coach holtz said, you're right.s why they're calling you. >> charles: excellent point made by coach holtz. luke fickell, was the interim head coach, that urban meyer took over for. and agreed to stay as the defensive coordinator. that's something that urban meyer did soul-searching about. do you want the guy that was the head coach to be on staff with you. that worked out well. this game, championship game, michigan state. bowl game against clemson. they had to spend extra time getting the defense ready. >> gus: they're getting ready for the gatorade shower for coach meyer. watch out. >> charles: that's what they brought him here for. to win championships. and he doesn't go anywhere, unless they're vying for a championship. >> gus: a minute remaining. stave. doe steps out of bounds, inside ohio state territory. take another look. watch his face. >> charles: he knew it was coming. when they double-teamed him like that. he's won enough championships to know, the double-team tackle, setting him up for the big splash. s

and coach holtz said, you're right.s why they're calling you. >> charles: excellent point made by coach holtz. luke fickell, was the interim head coach, that urban meyer took over for. and agreed to stay as the defensive coordinator. that's something that urban meyer did soul-searching about. do you want the guy that was the head coach to be on staff with you. that worked out well. this game, championship game, michigan state. bowl game against clemson. they had to spend extra time getting the defense ready. >> gus: they're getting ready for the gatorade shower for coach meyer. watch out. >> charles: that's what they brought him here for. to win championships. and he doesn't go anywhere, unless they're vying for a championship. >> gus: a minute remaining. stave. doe steps out of bounds, inside ohio state territory. take another look. watch his face. >> charles: he knew it was coming. when they double-teamed him like that. he's won enough championships to know, the double-team tackle, setting him up for the big splash. s

charlie gasparino is back, matt welch, doug holtz-eakin is back as well.ht to say that the fed is boosting the stock market, it's making the rich richer, leaving the middle class, lower class and stocks left behind. >> it's contributing to the margin, the bigger impact is for decades now we've seen widening earnings distributions around the world. people with skills get paid better. in global economy you have to have skills to make money. melissa: we aren't seeing people, wages aren't getting better for anyone, even people with skills. >> now layer on top of it extremely anemic economy, people are angry because they haven't seen a raise in 5 1/2 years, haven't seen jobs grow fast enough. that's a real phenomenon. melissa: charlie? >> still trying to figure out what country i'm in. melissa: the united states of america. what country do you think we're in? >> i don't know. i look outside, i see protests. no, i don't see anything outside, i see cars, people celebrating christmas. i'll say this, the obama nomices was a complete failure, it hurt us coming out o

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. >>> you better be prepared to give more notice the next time you want to cancel a holtz reservationis after marriott and hilton, two of the world's largest hotel chains announced that starting january 1st any guest who does not cancel a reservation at least one day before arrival will be charged a fee in the amount of one night's room. it's just the latest move by hotels to begin copying airlines and collecting more fees. >> the airline advisory made $15 billion this year on ancillary fees. things like cancellation fees, bad fees, and i think the hotels are taking something from their playbook here. hotels are at record occupancy right now. they're trying to find other unique ways to get money. charging guests that cancel -- if they're moving so much of their inventory, why jack up the prices even higher? >> well, because this is a unique way they can kind of make more money without jacking up prices. they're kind of convinced that consumers won't care about the fact that they're charging for last minute cancellations. they're assuming that people care about amenities lishgs wi-fi a

and is it nicholas holtz who plays -- >> yeah, he plays a fellow that's after my daughter, and as wee's like the hulk times 10. we have a clip. here's our pal, michael shannon in "young ones," check it out. >> you're going to set this story straight. >> what, the killing? >> i don't know, i was wondering maybe -- will take it. there's insurance money -- promising you that. i know you're mad, but you got this wrong. you don't want to get your head mixed up over our -- you know, our other problem. >> what? >> conflicted interest, no? >> be quiet! >> she's a flower. someone needs to appreciate her for more than cooking and sewing. >> jimmy: now, yeah! [ cheers and applause ] now you want to buy ads from wnib, punk! "young ones" opens in select theaters and is available on demand friday. "young ones." eric church performs next. come on back everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] what are you guys having? uhhhh.... i'll have a redd's apple ale. make it two. redd's apple ale. crisp like an apple. brewed like an ale. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save yeah, everybo

doug holtz eken said some of the jump may reflect difficulties in seasonal adjustment. then we're looking at better gdp growth, that's what he'd like to see. ian shepard sent a pantheon, i lo this economist -- love this economist, he called it spectacular and believable this time. now let me tell you what i'm worried about. we're seeing a lot of job building, and it's temporary from the fedexs and the upss and the jc opinionnies of the world, are you -- jcpenneys of the world, what are you doing to head off at the pass a january slowdown or perhaps shedding of jobs? >> well, again, i think it's important to look at where we saw job growth last month. the super sectors. the sector that's had the most job growth over the last year has been business and professional services. these are not jobs that are created for november and december, these are architects, accountants, consultants. these are well-paying jobs. the average person in manufacturing in an assembly line is working 42 hours a week, and that's because we're, people are buying more cars than at any time in recen

josh brown is ceo of rid holtz wealth management pete najarian co-founder of option munster and nele gilbert is the cofunder of [ inaudible ] capital. our game plan, energy surge. surge. why goldman sachs says now is the time to buy some of those names. the ones they recommend and the debate on that call. we're, of course, continuing to cover the fall in crude oil, the market's reaction to it. we do first want to get to our mandy drury at the breaking news desk for the latest from that development in sydney. >> yes. absolutely. it's a tragic end. we were hoping for a peaceful resolution to the nearly 17-hour siege in the sydney cafe, but it was unfortunately not to be. just to give you a little details here, australian police stormed the cafe after he they heard a shot fired. it follows a period where five or six of the hostages did manage to escape with arms raised if the air. we are hearing reports two dead, up to five injured. if the breakdown of those dead, the gunman is apparently among the dead and the other is unfortunately one of the hostages that gunman shot. precipitating t

josh brown the ceo of rid holtz waergts management.an co-founder of option munster and with us for the full hour a special guest, oil may ven mark fisher, the ceo of mbf clearing corporation and our game plan today looks like this. where is the energy? we're trading the best and worst performers of the year. getting mark fisher's best pic

josh brown the ceo of rid holtz waergts management. john najarian co-founder of option munster and with us for the full hour a special guest, oil may ven mark fisher, the ceo of mbf clearing corporation and our game plan today looks like this. where is the energy? we're trading the best and worst performers of the year. getting mark fisher's best picks for your money. friends with benefits, the social network that pays you to post. the founder is here live with how it all works. we begin with the markets and other strong showing for stocks coming off their second best week in two years and it's all setting up pretty nicely for what's traditionally been a prosperous time for investors. the last trading days of the year and the first two of the new one. so josh brown, we're just continuing where we left off last week. >> yeah, looks like it. you have a little bit of profit taking happening in both oil and oil related equities which obviously was the show stopper at the end of last week. and you've got large caps outperforming xlk interes

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joining me now, doug holtz-eakin, economist and president of the american action forum. shane cider man, founder of bay ridge financial group, and moody's chief economist john lonski. great to have all of you here. shane, i will start with you. i want to talk about markets first because it was a highly volatile day. we had swing of 346 points from high to low, big moves. why is the market so volatile right now? >> i think fear. fear drives markets. when you see russia raise that rate up six 1/2 basis that is pretty impressive. they're in a little bit of trouble. gerri: what you're talking about russia's national bank essentially took interest rates to 17% overnight. that was unstabling. but we had oil prices actually come down a couple of cents here. >> i think that that the next quarter will show up with the consumer. the middle class will benefit big time and small business own years john, let's get to that. i thought falling oil prices, we had them go up only a couple of cents today. i thought falling oil prices was good news for all of us, for consumers, country and

joining me now, doug holtz-eakin, economist and president of the american action forum. founder of bay ridge financial group, and moody's chief economist john lonski. great to have all of you here. shane, i will start with you.

douglas holtz-eakin wrote in the times that there deficit would be 52 million. so what i got was the cbo should express uncertainty in scoring and i have to say and this is controversial. i gave a talk about this. cbo has established an admirable reputation for confidentiality. maybe it's best to leave it alone and continue things as they are. i worry though and this is maybe just me being an academic for me outside it doesn't understand washington but there is but a social contract to accept cbo estimates and i worry that social contract is going to break down at some point. someone will dig in whether in congress or the media will take gannon signed some estimate that they don't like. you ask how the sausage was put together and they said well who knows? and the cbo's reputation will go. i would rather the cbo face up to this and provide uncertainty. a very simple way to do this might be to provide integral fork cast. it could be a probability distribution. we don't have to get into those details. now the question is this really the right question to and on in

. >>> marriott out with a new hotel bran it's promising holtz owners will be edgy enough to attract techroperties. this morning's launch could spell the end of the holtel min bar. joining us arne sorenson, from new orleans where he will officially open marriott's ac in 40 minutes. welcome back. >> great to be with you. >> we've had a sneak peek. we can show you what the ac brand looks like. what is this about new mini bar. millennials like to drink. >> yes, a great bar downstairs in the ac and a market whereby folks can buy a bottle of wine or booze or beer to take up to their room. it always surprises people no know, no matter how expensive things are in the mini bar we don't make money on the mini bar. >> really? >> really. >> really? hotel owners make more by selling bottles of wine in the foyer than small bottles $8 a pop. >> better lifestyle solution. one of the things that the new travelers like is they like to hang down in the lobby. even if they're traveling alone, their bias to be alone with other people as opposes to being in their room. we think by creating that bar downstairs

doug will remember, douglas holtz-eakin wrote in the new york times that the real number was going to add to the deficit by $562 billion. his estimate and the cbo estimate were off by $700 billion. so what i'd argue is that the cbo should express uncertainty in scoring. and i have to say -- and this is controversial. okay. i give a talk at the cbo a couple years ago about this. cbo has established an admirable reputation for impartiality. maybe it's best to leave it alone and just continue things as they are. i worry, though, and maybe this is just my being an academic from the outside who doesn't understand washington, but i argued that there's been a social contract to accept cbo estimates. i worry that social contract is going to break down at some point, someone will dig in, in congress or the media or dig in and find some estimate from the cbo they don't like, ask how the sausage was put together, and then say, well, you know, who knows. and then this cbo's reputation will go. i would rather the cbo face up to this, and provide uncertainty in its scoring measures. very simple way