guest host liz macdonald. ♪ ♪ . everyone, i'mlies macdonald in for charles payne. pope francis touching down in the united states today. millions of people gathering as the pope makes his way from dc to philadelphia and then to new york city. now, security is a top priority, the no fly zone will apply to drones as well for the pope. plus as the dow jones industrial average slide back into correction territory. and hillary clinton finally speaking out after about five, six years on the pipeline. and crushing the biotech industry with less than 140 character tweet. so what will happen if mrs. clinton actually wins the white house.

lou dobbs, liz macdonald, charlie gasparino, liz claman and jeff flock in the pits at the che, and we kick it off at the heart of the financial center, liz claman at the center of the football world on the floor of the new york stock exchange -- of the financial world. give us a reaction. >> the reaction initially was a big yell and then people started to trade. we saw a spike around 2:48 p.m. eastern time. that coincided, as our bruce becker in d.c. actually pointed out, the minute she ended her prepared statement. perhaps that it was that relief rally. we have the dow jones industrials up 198 points, but now you see that we have lost all of that. we've gone lower and then slightly climbing up. these are all these intraday pictures looking like a little bit of mount everest, at the top a little hillary step which is the highest point of everest and then the fall. let me show you exactly what was happening on the floor as traders first turned silent just before 2 p.m. eastern, we had our cameras rolling. here it goes, watch. [inaudible conversations] liz: and then you had people runni

liz macdonald with pros and cons of the tax plan. as we went to the break i like four brackets.ould prefer one flat tax but four is better than many we have right now. i like he was lowering rates. what is your analysis of this? >> this is really, a conventional supply side, tax cut plan that shows he is more of a republican than any loyalty pledge he would have had to sign to say that he would continue to vote republican or for the republican candidate. you're right. i mean, these groups are out there taking a look attacks cuts under it. donald trump says, that it will remove 75 million households from the tax rolls, if you're single, earn less than 25,000, married and you make 50,000. you won't pay any taxes. someone else says the lower brackets, $250 in tax cuts. middle brackets, middle income would see 2500. top 1%, 184,000 in tax cuts. here is the thing, trish, dirty secret. this is open secret in washington, d.c. on both sides of the political aisle. when you see an argument about tax cuts boeing to upper brackets, looks big because they pay the lion's share of federal inc

here with a preview our very own liz macdonald. >> yeah, that's right, david and melissa. we have a round up what the best analysts on apple are saying you can expect from the event tomorrow, starting at 10:00 a.m. pacific time. big auditorium, enough to hold a rock concert over there in san francisco. here's what they're talking about. let's focus on the iphone. the iphone of course is nearly 70% of apple's annual revenues. about a big 123 billion bucks there. thinnest version of i fenn to date. thinner than i touch and ipad. rose or gold colored iphone. other phone and device that can block online ads and force touch phone. they're talking that the force touch phone could be heavier, thicker, watch out for that as well, stronger alloy. faster apple tv. touch pad remote control. motion controls on your apple tv remotes to play videogames. talk now, new streaming on apple t v-necks year. there is also talk too about content. whether or not apple will have in the app store, say hbo or espn app. that is a way to get content introduced into the apple store on apple devices th

our own liz macdonald has new details on the story. liz, these were pretty popular brands people consumed that were affected by this. >> trish, good to be with you. news breaking just a few hours ago, stuart parnell on the way to prison finally broke his silence. he said i'm truly sorry for the salmonella outbreak that killed nine individuals and sickened more than 700 as you pointed out. this is the first time he has broken his silence. he didn't testify in the criminal trial. he wouldn't testify before congress about the outbreak. you're right, pretty popular food products involved. i think that is really basically unsettling a lot of people. things like keebler soft batch peanut cookies, fame mouse amos cookies and, pet food was affected by salmonella outbreak. he is on his way to prison. we'll track the story. that is effective life sentence for him. he is 61 years old. other individuals sentenced to prison as well. trish: can i jump in to talk about the fact that he knew this was happening. >> yeah. trish: that is the most disturbi

guest host liz macdonald. ♪ ♪ . good evening, everyone, i'mlies macdonald in for charles payne. pope francis touching down in the united states today. millions of people gathering as the pope makes his way from dc to philadelphia and then to new york city. now, security is a top priority, the no fly zone will apply to drones as well for the pope. plus as the dow jones industrial average slide back into correction territory. and hillary clinton finally speaking out after about five, six years on the pipeline. and crushing the biotech industry with less than 140 character tweet. so what will happen if mrs. clinton actually wins the white house. we're going to tell you all about that. making money starts right now. >>> but first some breaking news for you. hillary clinton leaning more to the left today, coming out against the keystone pipeline. >> i think it is imperative that we look at the keystone pipeline as what i believe it is, a distraction from the important work we have to do to combat climate change and, unfo

liz macdonald. and he hosts the pod cast "my dumb friends." the first pod cast about mackey and moril. next to me, sean donnelly. let's start the show. >>> apple has a new controversy, but, you know, they are just going to come out with another one, a better controversy in five months. people are outraged that apple, not for the working conditions at their factories or even worse, for that u-2 album, but for photoshoping a woman to make sheer smile. during a demonstration of apple's product they demonstrated how to use the new ipad pro to make the world a better place. >> i am not quite happy with the model's smile. i wish she had more of a smile. i think it would warm up the design quite a bit. luckily we have an app for that. if i select the model's lips i can isolate those and give them more of a smile. >> [applause]. >> next is larry flint. people on-line are angry that the demonstration was reminiscent of the cat calling practice of telling a woman to smile and the model in the photo was the first to be seen on stage since the event. one

liz macdonald liz: if you want to be a borgata's babe, when you're hired-- >> babe?at's what they're called. stuart: officially called liz: officially called. stuart: you weren't interjected liz: no, i would never do that. when you're hired you cannot lose or gain more than 7% of your weight. hey, wait a second this puts us in a hostile work environment. we've got customers that say you look fat or pregnant, and borgata says it's in their hiring practices. stuart: you know the rules when you went in and don't try to change them when you're in. ashley: the point is that it's a hostile work environment and supervisors are making comments. stuart: sue them for something else liz get rid of them. stuart: where are you coming from, ash. ashley: i'm supporting the babes. they're trying to make a living. stuart: we're all walking on a tightrope liz: that's my fault, i shouldn't have given their job title. stuart: bail me out, lauren simonetti. >> i'm not touching you with a 10-foot pole. amazon is selling six packs of the new tablets, if you buy five, amazon will throw in a

fox business liz macdonald is doing fax checking. liz, what have you found? should point out you covered hp, hewlett-packard back when she was ceo. >> when i was at "the wall street journal" i was covering hp and compact and looked into what was going on. it was really dysfunctional company. by the way after carly fiorina was effectively stepped down as ceo, pushed out by the board, the company went, six of the next tennessee yes, sir lasted only about a year. this is highly dysfunctional company. a highly dysfunctional board. yes, the revenues went up after the merger, went from, hp had about 45 billion in revenues. compaq brought 34 billion to that. maybe you can look into her numbers and say, really but -- trish: what strikes me, having shown herself as innovator in that company because compact, not, not exactly where you want to be these days. eastman kodak actually, not a lot of people know this, she tried to acquire eastman kodak. came out later in her book. again eastman kodak, i just question, if some of these things are going to come up in terms of h

fox business's liz macdonald.on york, chief political correspondent for "washington examiner" and noelle nikpour, republican strategist. i covered carly during this period. it was messy. it was very messy. >> it was really messy. hp's sales were flat-lining during the tech boom. then the tech bubble burst. melissa: right. >> but the merger they wrote off $24 billion of merger stock swap. hp shares were dead money for 10 years. hp shares plummeted 62% on carly's watch. nasdaq cumulatively down 25%. did hp come out ahead eventually? yes. tough sledding but profits eventually rose and sales went up. melissa: byron, i feel like in the larger political world people don't hear any of that noise. we could talk and parse her record until the cows come home and bring out people from hp who didn't like her and complain about her. most of america sees is a woman ceo who made this incredible rise as she said from being, a secretary, filing to being this tremendous business superstar. is that what people hear? >> well, certain

company's 5,000% price increase on a drug it recently acquired, joining us now is fox business' liz macdonald who has all the details on this story. and they recognized this was a pr disaster; right? >> yeah. that's right, david, and what happened was last night martin the man who bought the company, basically said he will reduce the price of the drug that basically helps out with an hiv-related disease, and he didn't say, though, how much he would reduce the price to. he had said he was going to raise it from $13.50 to $750. so still we don't know if he's going to reduce it to, say, $600 a tablet. what we do know now is that after he made those comments, his twitter account went silent. in other words, he blocked everybody. he took it private. and he was making some interesting -- posting some interesting tweets to that account, you know, up until the time last night when he announced that he will not be raising the price to $750. by the way, a point of order here, just an agenda, the 18-month treatment at that 750-dollar price would amount to about half a million dollars. so that's a big pr

liz macdonald joins us. fox news's shannon bream outside of d.c. where the pope will give a sermon. the security preparations you're watching there? >> reporter: listen, they are tight as you can imagine. across the city, rolling road closures are set to kick in. there is no drone fly zone. if you have a drone leave it at home if you want to see the pope big to small, there are all kinds of things in place. the pope will arrive, be greeted by president and first lady. won't see him publicly until wednesday. they have met before back in the vatican at 2014. huge welcome at white house on wednesday. thousands will be allowed to witness that. the pope will be out in the area in the popemobile. we asked the archbishop what is he expected to say on thursday before congress? here is what he told us. all right, he says it will not be heavy on policy. he will talk about issues important to him. but don't expect any big political speech. several prominent catholic lawmakers, house speaker john boehner and house minority leader nancy pelosi talk about how important their faith is in guiding t

liz macdonald is here because she follows all these developments, including the imf, the internationalfund, practically begging the federal reserve not to raise rates. >> that's right. since june christine at the imf saying don't do it. do not raise rates. raise rates in 2016. not now. >> why? >> they're saying because reportedly the debt load in emerging markets, 18 trillion. so that enemies these emerging markets that's up since 2004 levels. the 4 trillion. so they have basically added, like, three japans to their debt load. >> so these rates would -- would take that demolish them. we're talking chilly, turkey, china, brazil. so we've been janet said we're not going to raise rates now because of problems overseas, that i think is what she is of course referring to. so when -- how long can you telegraph a rate hike without actually doing it before your credibility gets hit? . >> they've all -- governors and presidents make up, 10 of them; right? now, they've all right. indicated before the end of the year they're going to do it. >> they haven't though. >> let me ask you. what if they

liz macdonald came up with this liz: a recent survey, 17 minutes, that's tiny compared to nearly an houre spend on facebook, especially millennials. stuart: the theory is if you allow more than 140 characters the tweets get longer. >> and more advertising could be sold. stuart: because you could be on the tweet for longer. i guess that's the theory. that sounds great for twitter, maybe, but again, not good for us. >> yeah, i'm not sure that it's going to engage you more or make you want to spend more time in twitter if you're just getting more ads or longer form content. i think it's a real challenge they're going to have to work out. they've made some other considerations like perhaps not including a person's twitter handle or the strength of the url that you're sharing in the 140 characters. so there might be some additional tweaks before they launch this product. stuart: it's change, you hear about twitter and tweets all the time, celebrities and politicians use their tweets and yet, the stock has gone nowhere and in terms of social media, it takes a very much a back seat, does it not

we've got liz macdonald and connell, you first, i know you've been crunching numbers. >> yeah. >> this is the fourth visit to the united states. >> yes. >> and when they come, even though john paul the second, we had to send back because he came so often. but on average they do pretty well. >> on average. only stayed here a day in 1965ment. >> plenty things to do. >> well, the market went up 1% when he was here, and that was all of a 9-point gain for the dow then. i don't want to be the one to come onto television and blame john paul for the crash in 1967, but it was down and wouldn't tennessee -- >> a month later. the whole market. >> i don't want to hear you blaming the pope. >> no. but he -- we count the times; right? >> oh, the way we did this. >> how do we crunch the numbers. >> we had six visits where popes came to the and did you say met with a president beware u.s. president, and we looked at those and for the most part, they had never done better than pope benedict when he came here, the dow was up 4%, so top that, francis. >> and he's just tooling around. >> that's what i'm t

liz macdonald is with us liz: they want a growth vision from tim cook.ares are down 50% and they've lost 1/7 of the market cap. earnings reports that we're seeing and what wall street is expecting, a thinner iphone, thinner than the ipad air and also they're expecting to see the force touch, depending on the level of your touch different things come up. charles: will that stop bus holds? liz: we hope so, cheryl is an expect at that. >> that wasn't me liz: and the 4 k capability on the phone and that's detailed and a flash on your iphone, a much faster touch pad remote control for apple tv. and watching to see if apple tv will allow streaming next year. charles: why would anyone trade in a perfectly good iphone 6 for the new one unless they have a whole lot of new bells and whistles. >> what if the new apple tv has siri attached to it. and i already talk to the tv and then siri would say, cheryl, you're wrong. charles: this is a somewhat ugly story. the migrant crisis, germany says it will welcome half a million immigrants annually the next few years. and

ashley webster and liz macdonald is here with you. elizabeth, first to you, if i may. erson, you come from a family of firefighters liz: yeah, we don't usually talk about it, uncomfortable talking about it, but my sister married a fireman on september 9th two days before 9/11 so i danced with their brother-in-law, who passed away on 9/11, gratefully by brother-in-law worked in the recovery efforts to get chuck out and in talking to the firemen, again, we're not a sentimental crowd, this is a fireman's duty, that's how the families feel like soldiers, teachers and policemen and all who helped that day, but one thing struck me what they said was the kindness and compassion that the acts that were exhibited that day. in other words, it's not-- it's by the catching force and sympathetic influence that we do, that's a prayer that mother teresa said. that what we saw that day. the terrorists tore down the buildings, but can never tear down the spirit that makes this country great. that's what the cops and firemen and that's what i got when i talked to them. stuart: rudy guili

liz macdonald and todd horowitz from chicago.odd, do you, we have janet yellen addressing amherst this afternoon. i don't know what she's going to say, but that's what the market is anticipating, correct, todd? >> good morning, yes. the hashth will be hanging on every word that yellen says, right now they haven't been able to say what. i think they've lost power over the market. i think that the market is now trading on what is considered to be bad news. she will be there and they will be hanging on every word to see if she says anything positive to create a rally out of this market. maria: i asked mike-- >> i asked mike murphy before, if she implies will the market go up? >> i think we'll ralliment the low interest rate environment is know the good and doesn't provide the growth needed. last week they showed us, when they don't do anything, we need to see growth and by that, raising tra rates. >> that's the first time i remembered unity with an analyst saying you put rates up, the market goes up. i've not heard that. >> we're do

stuart: come on, liz macdonald liz: it's reported that the father says the church is not a think tank, an authority on all things economic, but the pope has not broke p against principles against marxism and he's yet to make a statement those ideologies are evil and wrong as six predecessors did. >> if i might elaborate. pope benedict spent years to persuade and what does this pope do? invited the creator of liberation and theology to a big celebration at the vatican. stuart: the motorcade is on its way in that vehicle and he will be making that -- it's a fiat, by the way. ashley: i think is probably the endearing image from yesterday landing at andrews air force base in a fiat, with his hand out the window. >> and frugal, walking-- >> all things you like, fugal. stuart: history is made here. on the right of your screen, the motorcade on its way and the left of the screen, the waiting crowd at the white house. momentarily the pope will arrive and president obama will greet him. here is how i think things are going to go down in this visit. i believe that the pope will continue his som

elizabeth macdonald is here to talk about this liz: the pope, i'm sure there will be a coverage of it perspective where came out of. it came out from argentina after the third wave between socialism and capitalism. where pope john paul came out a totaltainer regime. the request he is, which is better for the poor? if you're a christian, you focus on the poor. the pope will talk about the poor. >> there's massive income inequality and people die at extraordinary rates in russia, china and north korea. that's the question, is the pope going to focus on-- >> yeah, his comments are almost idiosyncratic on capitalism. the question is which is the better system to bring people out of poverty. ashley: how is this going over with americans. >> and you look at how much it's going to cost when he comes here. ashley: california the right to die bill that would allow the state to grant terminally ill patients the right to end their own lives legally with described medication. joining us now ken barnes from san diego. he has a personal story to share with us, thank you for joining us. >> thank you