i'm going to bring in fisher investments founder executive chairman ken fisher.st time you were on you use add snake digesting a large rodent analogy and that's what to expect with inflation and you were surprise when had that cpi report came out. it was clear, wall street was surprised and it now maybe -- the tone is shifting and inflation might be in the rear-view mirror and what's the top concern now? >> well, i think you could see that two ways and, first, thank you for having me back on, charles. i appreciate it. i said simply, i don't think that they get away from the notion of the fear of the fed. it was the fed going to raise rates to fight inflation. is the fed going to cause recession? your last two guests said recession, recession and they both said inflation, inflation. the fact seizure disorders told you before, i don't think what the fed is doing and calling for recession and everything keeps going on that don't happen and recession going on and they kind of see the fed chairman as sort of wanna be grinch that stole the football and darth vader powe

you and ken fisher, it was like socrates. neil: blame us, fine, fine. charles: forget the market

ken fisher. another black eye some say for the crypto universe.s like sequoia, gary ginsler. when we hear this stuff, as someone that built a fortune in this industry serving the public, what do you think about? >> well, first, thanks for having me. the only thing better than having you or neil interview me is if you were doing it together. you know, when you think of the actual way the spelling of the man's name is done, bankman-fried, that's a good indication of what it is. the fact of the matter is, when you give whoever you are custody to a decision maker, you're doing a dangerous thing. the fact of the matter is, they can take the money out the back door. they don't always start off with that intent. most of the great ponzis in the world did not start off with that intent. but saw some great opportunity and in seeing that great opportunity took the money out the door for that sure-thing, which backfired. then they doubled down, doubled down. this is exactly the bernie madoff story. this is very little different in some ways. it is different,

you and ken fisher, it was like socrates. neil: blame us, fine, fine. charles: forget the market. let's learn something. neil: all right, bud. charles: thanks, neil. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." yesterday wall street was hoping for a pivot. that is exactly what they got. instead of a dovish move they got something mean and green. jay powell 4.0. he is an angry beast, folks. everyone had to go back to the drawing board. we'll give you fresh insight, fresh strategy. what it means for you and the market and your portfolio. joe biden keeps bringing up democracy, 37 times last night in the speech but what about the economy? i will ask brian kilmeade and joe lavorgna. the leadership crisis at the center of all of our lows. they're here at 2:30. one of wall street's top tech analysts i will ask, is the party over? dan ives on staying the course. you don't want to miss my takeaway the sec going far enough not to deter business as usual on wall street. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: don't make minkery, you won't like me when imangry. jay powell becam

fisher island in florida, could set records if it sells for the asking price. lauren, how much is it listed for? lauren: $90 million. $90 million. the previous record is 60 million that kenpaid for a place. this is 30 million more than that. this speaks to the popularity of the miami area, south florida. it defies gravity. as for fisher island, it is exclusive, what, 360 people live there. in order to go on the island you need a boat, insite from a resident, just to get there. so related, acquiredded property in september and they say they have 20 families interested. most would pay cash. $90 million cash? it is a penthouse property. ashley: my goodness. lauren: it is 15,000 square feet. it is beautiful. this is why they actually might get 90 million. it is built on the remaining piece of land on fisher island. so if you want to live there, and you want something new, that might be your last shot. ashley: i am going to have to go down there to do that story, i decided. i just need a boat. thank you very much. that would be fun. and an invite, forget about it. let's bring in mitch roschelle. he could probably get an invite. good morning to you. you say the housing market

kens oh, it's big season. on the great barrier breaks. thousands of tourists spoke to queensland every year to experience one of the 7 natural wonders of the world. eric fisher is a tourism operator, is also a marine biologist, and understands the importance of protecting a reef under threats. so we're all stakeholders. we all care about the reef, it's a beautiful i call. so we do, can we do really care about what's going to happen to the reef in the future. it's with that in mind that he signed up to the largest co race senses of its kind. thousands of snow closed tourism upright. his fishing charters and recreational divers have joined the program around $50000.00 images have been collected so far. and 315 reefs have been so vite. there was just as desperate need for large scale recognizance of the whole. the great barrier reef is that the so masses in our same sciences, germany, so you're trying to find out what's going on at a much bigger scale, a skill only because we really do by getting everyone to help. this is what the citizen scientist said, capturing images that identify coral types and document the race health that the census is collided so much