mark mobius is with us.morning markets have been outperforming since the beginning of the year. mark: the two years before the beginning of last year, 2016, when had under performance. the he morning markets were not doing badly. but in comparison to the u.s., they were second class. since the beginning of last year, we are able to see top performance. many people realized they were under weight in the he morning markets. 40% of exports. 40% of imports, 40% of gdp. if you are not in emerging market you are not getting the growth potential. growth is 4% average. you have china and india growing at 6%, 7%. maria: i want to get your take on the u.s. the growth numbers out of china, 6-7 percent. how do you invest in china? china, india, brazil, argentina. tell us how you approach china. mark: wee a lot of the -- a lot of the big stocks in china are in hong kong. now they are starting to open up the asia market. that means we could get into the small and medium size companies who have exciting thing happening in

billionaire investor mark mobius weighs in on the economy, north korea, russia and more. also how you can make money. >>> the dow ending up 94 points. the dow, s&p and the nasdaq turning positive for this shortened holiday week. tech discretionary the retail sectors leading today. >>> violence ramping up instead of toning down after the gop shooting at the baseball field. we have bernie sanders supporter, linda is calling for jihad against the president. we've got the sound. >>> but first columnist charles hurt says president trump is replacing president obama's apology tour going back to american exceptionalism. we will compare the two presidential speeches with former campaign spokesperson, look whose here, katrina pierson. don't go away. >> we've at times been disengaged and times we sought to dictate our terms. >> our people will thrive, and our civilization will triumph. so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ wh

billionaire investing icon mark mobius my special guest.l street to main street. all three major indices finishing in the green this holiday shortened week. take a look at some of the things that impacted your money. the june jobs report was released friday morning. 220,000 jo

fox business, maria bartiromo has legendary billionaire investor mark mobius on "wall street week" followed by "property man". we have melissa francis next with "making money." >> all right, good evening everyone, i'm melissa francis, you're watching "making money" two. major stories starting with the jobs report, the stock market surging on the news of 222,000 jobs being added to the u.s. economy in june. squashing the forecasted 179,000 number. we're going to have more on that later in the show. but first, the trump and putin meeting across the atlantic making waves at home and abroad. president trump and russian president putin meeting for the first time face-to-face for over two hours at the g20 summit in germany today. secretary of state rex tillerson confirming a syrian cease-fire agreement was made during the private meeting following president trump publicly declaring good things are in store for the u.s. and the kremlin. moving forward. >>> joining me is hill editor in chief bob cusack, jill man melchior and ford o'connell. thanks to all three of you for joining us. jillian, start

billionaire investor mark mobius has high hopes for health care reform. >> i don't think health reform will come easy. it may not happen. i think tax reform will take place before the end of the year. i believe that is something quite possible. >> they want to lower taxes regardless. >> exactly. >> do you think that moves economic growth? >> definitely. that combined with reduction of bureaucracy and impediments to growth within the small and medium sector, there is very important. david: steve from his lips to god's ears, right. >> absolutely, david. and i think the republicans do realize if they don't get a big tax cut you through, they will be in very, very bad shape next year. what i think will end up happening, despite all this happy talk now, instead of comprehensive tax reform, they're going to discover they will have to go with what reagan did 35 years ago, across the board income tax rates and leave massive tax reform for future. they have to get something done. the clock is running out. david: jonathan, that wouldn't be such a bad thing. as you i remember, i think it was 1984

the full interview with mark mobius by maria bartiroma ends tonight at 8:00 eastern.gressman jason chaffetz calling out lawmakers for not getting anything done and he is with us next. >> i was the chairman and we were told in november and december that we are going to frontload the schedule into january so that by the time the president is sworn in and it is donald trump, he will have a bill sitting on his desk. we have been talking about this for seven years and here we are turning the corner into july. he can't point to a single thing that will unite us. nicole: nicole pedallides with your foxbusiness brief, looking at tesla. of $35,000 model 3 coming off of the production line and the delivery by the end of the month, july 28th. this is where it is lapse savings are out $4.84. the most affordable car, 0 to 60, six seconds. $7500, looking at a two day chart yesterday, touched bear markets, june 23rd closing, and regains momentum back. and the recent selloff. >> i am with the chairman in november december, and in january, so when the president is sworn in and it is d