jack hough is with us. bruce, that doesn't work. why is greating? doesn't work for a couple reasons. first of all it doesn't work because the samsung is copy of the iphone to begin with. second of all it doesn't work because sarcasm does not work in advertising. it is simple rule. the problem with those who get it, get it anyways, those who don't never will. people watch this they have no idea what they're talking about. melissa: i'm real big trouble if sarcasm doesn't work. we'll have to talk about that of after the show. that is basis for most of my stuff. jack, what do you think about this one? one of problems they're trying to say apple isn't cool and it is. hard to win that argument. feels like samsung is apple's new ad agency. they spend all their time -- melissa: talking about them, that's true. >> during the early part of this year, apple had really not that much of a bilge deal out in terms phones and samsung barely kept up with apple with its latest, greatest model. now we're going into what could be a record upgrade cycle for apple. i thi

raise the minimum wage in the middle, jack hough -- >> pay people decently. melissa: you beat me to it. 8.50, to 9.50 an hour. folks are not happy. >> they're not on the minority list. >> i washed dishes as a kid. we never got overtime. we worked. melissa: you have done every job. every time -- are have you guys noticed that? charlie, i was in security. i washed dishes. i parked cars. >> i did that. melissa: i loaded luggage. >> i did that. melissa: i don't know, what else didn't you do. did nails. >> i didn't do that. melissa: cut hair. >> that is called, that is called working your way through -- melissa: my goodness. nfl facing pressure from the pocket. why the ray rice scandal could mean a billion dollar hit from corporate sponsors. >> my phone is ringing. melissa: president obama finally lays out his plan, wit it be enough to stem the tide of terrorism. our experts break it down. be interesting to see if you see charlie gasparino ever again on this show again. coming up. ♪ friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the part

jack hough, senior editor of "barron's" and dan schaefer, schaefer asset management. i want to ask each of you what does he have to say on wednesday after you will of that, simon? >> american people want him to defeat isis and needs to say what is necessary to convince them whatever that may be. melissa: convince them that he can do it. >> to do it. they want to be behind him. had is one of the few things no one wants to him to fail and win and win big. melissa: jack, what does he need to say? >> there is a view of the president that is he aloof and not paying attention and that is he on the golf course. i'm not convinced of. that the president create ad narrative in the head. i'm the guy who got america out of iraq and wants to stick to that narrative to the end even when facts on the ground radically changed. i want to hear something from him hey, the facts radically changed and we need to change our course and do something about it. melissa: okay, dan? >> he need to come out and be strong. he needs to show that the united states still has power. not give details of

we also have the manager jkk capital advisors and jack hough of "barron's" dot-com. concern if you're something in the fund what kind of trouble will you get into? how will this rebound to individual investors, jack? >> i think new managers of the fund are quite good. russ kinnel's made one "morningstar" manager of the year. if they're forced to sell at some point, that forced selling will hurt the bond market and everyone particularly in that fund. i looked how much cash -- gerri: how, how? hang on a second. i want to know how it will hurt the individual investors? >> i think, gerri, the problem is a fund manager wants to know they have a constant flow of cash coming into the fund. when they're forced to liquidate and investor, you want to buy or sell on your terms, your timing, your decisions not when unexpected circumstances force you to do it. that is the last thing you want to do be forced to dump a lot of bonds on the market that knows you need to dump those bonds. the bond market may be liquid but it is not stupid. >> you want to be with a manager waiting for

melissa: i want to bring in our own panel, charlie gasparino, jack hough's from "barron's" and jake schaefer. i see you're looking at market. >> i hate to reduce this to market story because this is insane strategy and i wonder if the market is taking this seriously. the market is saying president obama doesn't have will to do anything about this from military perspective. if you notice oil is down, the price of oil is down. melissa: significantly. we're showing that right now. look, down, 3%. >> market is, whether it is turmoil in the middle east. the market is coming off its lows. and what traders are saying right now, and what investors are saying right now, this president does not have the will to invade. the notion of an invasion or significant military response to this would have an impact both on oil, on oil futures and on the market itself. i want to make one other point -- let me just, what will that do to the market though. >> i think the market is wrong here. i think this ramps up, you have two american citizens who are murdered by these people, by these thugs, by these terrorists

"money" regular, jack hough, joins on the phone. you've given a "barron's" bounce.t makes you think there is growth from here? >> shortage of growth in the market. look at bank of america, at first glance the earnings look kind of like a train wreck. you look the problems are isolated in the mortgage business and they're taking big litigation charges and winding down expenses to service bad mortgages. when you look at rest of the statement, you don't need much growth. you need for bad stuff to go away. it is set to today that over the next six months. next year investors will look at clean earnings statement for bank of america. i think company has $2 a share in earnings power over next couple years. melissa: how does that differ from the pierce? everybody was mired in the same penalties. do you say the same thing about jpmorgan? >> i think for a lot of group that is the case. big banks in general are misunderstood. they're the safest they have been in a long time because of new regulatory requirements. i think the group is set to get rerating higher once earnings s

we have fox business's charlie gasparino, jack hough from "barron's" and chris, editor of power trend profit. this story is blowing up. meanwhile the president says nothing, he is mute. >> we should point out president obama is only president to sort of wimp out with china. bush and brent scowcroft toasting chinese leaders right after tianamen square, when that was 1989. melissa: look at pictures. >> before we start attacking president obama on this remember the bush administration aided and abetted a similar regime, similar crackdowns. i will say one thing, there is market story here. look at alibaba start killing people, pull a tianamen square watch shares of alibaba get crushed. melissa: you agree with that chris. >> i absolutely do. i have concerns about alibaba. people are afraid of slowing employment growth. chinese consumers are starting to save, not spend. very concerned about alibaba. i think charlie is right. >> remember, in the s-1, says we're dependent on the chinese government fulfilling its promises to be more open. melissa: now the opposite. >> story only ends one way b

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