charles payne and dagen along with adam and charlie. i want to first of all thank charlie for filling in the past couple weeks. couldn't get back a moment too soon. look what this guy was working on in my absence. clever. very, very clever. >> that cost me a lot of money. those graphics don't come cheap. >> what do you make of this now whether that was the plan all along. >> i know the plan is, i think, by the way, no secret. the plan is single payer. that's what they would love to do. the most watered down version. that's their whole goal and this is the only way they could actually get to it this plan they went through. the obama administration bragging and the only one in 100 years that can do it. we all know the goal. as far as the individual sites, though, failing, i think it's an embarrassment because you think of all the pressure that the white house has put on republican governors for not, you know, not playing along and not participating and setting up these sites, a big failure for a lot of these folks and going to a national

starting monday catch charles payne every weekday 6:00 p.m.n fox business for his new show, "making money with charles payne." charles, what are you going to do on that show? >> make money. >> play horseshoes. melissa: that sound great, i'm there. >> i'm going to reinvigorate the american dream on that show. a lot more than just making money. you have to believe in the future. too many people have given up on the country. i think it's a garr began juan mistake this is an amazing country and don't give up on it. melissa: i love it. can't wait. >>> from every corner of the globe money is flying around the world starting in brazil, barely a third of the structures, a third, promised for the word cup have been completed that is bleak. the reports say the country struggled to finish up new stadiums and infrastructure ahead of next month's tournament. with some plans for new roads an airports being shelved all together. >>> to sunny syria where president assad wants you to spend your hard-earned vacation. country's minister of tourism, yes, they sti

founder of agenda project, erica payne and our very own charles payne.rica, is this a brilliant idea, $26 an hour. >> what is brilliant idea try to get people helping companies earn the money to get more of the profits. right now we have a situation where fast-food ceos make 1200 times more than their employees. we have a situation where 50% of fast-food workers are on public assistance, so the taxpayer are subsidizing their low wages. we need to move away from that situation. melissa: charles, i have so much to say about so much of that but i will let charles go instead. go ahead, charles. >> i'm glad you picked on fast-food industry, one industry with extraordinarily low profit margins to begin with. essentially what you're flying to say, for the most part, put themselves, might have found themselves in this position that corporate america owes them a certain amount of money and i you know, you're doing a couple things here. first of all you're rewarding meet okay critty. you're encouraging people not to become the best they can be. ironic in californi

charles payne, unions goating them into this and what do they want out of this? >> there is a whole lot of contracts out there, a whole lot of different unions whose contracts automatically adjust with the hike in minimum wage. they will automatically get a raise themselves and they will be able to go through the newly enriched employees that say, you owe us one, too. they want to swell the ranks as well, and you think of the ramifications of this, and everybody knows if you do this, something crazy, north of 10 bucks, there will be job losses. so the teenage kid making minimum wage, and the average house makes $70 a year, and take out one person from that equation, they are making less of the median income. >> ben, if it's not going to be $15, which the unions are pushing, and they secretly know they are not going to get that, and it gets them back to $10.10. >> i am a fan of mcdonald's. it's as good as -- >> it must be freshly cooked. >> it has to be freshly cooked, exactly right. exactly right. it has to be freshly cooked. if they are not freshly cooked, then

charles: making money with charles payne. stuart: what is it called again?harles: making money with charles payne. stuart: that is a good friday morning introduction. charles: people taking profits on netflix. stuart: there is more news on apple. the stock is up today, by the way. nicole: goldman sachs is back. it is a buy rating. you see the stock up 1%. a new price target. up from 635. that is certainly helping things along. go charles on his new show. stuart: all right. that is market action this friday morning. a very surprising story. he is the guy perhaps known for the wild act vix on stage. buying the los angeles clippers. he is paying $2 billion. forbes contributor is here. the value is at $2 billion. vastly increasing the audience. vastly increasing sports team values. >> that is correct. there are two other factors we have to keep in mind. the nba is a shared monopoly. when you have one seller and a lot of bidders, you have to create a price. a very unique opportunity here. they will take people's interests away from buying the team. someone gets t

her big break in features starting with 2011's "the descendants," direct bid alexander payne, in which played george clooney's daughter. >> i'm angry at her. >> when shay started making that movie, alexander payne called me going, you're not going to believe this, this girl, the way she uses her limbs reminds me of you. you guys are so alike. >> reporter: superb in the indy "the spectacular now." she then started her first franchise film "divergent." >> what do you look for in projects that enable you to keep choosing these interesting stories? >> anything that gives me butterflies. when i read a script, i know immediately intuitively whether it's something i want to fight for. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: woodley chopped off her hair, apparently lost some weight, and seems to have savored the film's pittsburgh to amsterdam shoot. >> nobody was there to become that awful, quote unquote, word famous. everyone's there because they loved the book and they loved the story. >> what's so awful about wanting to be famous? >> i just don't really like that word. i think it's a strange word. >> r

stephen payne, thank you so much. of course, we're wishing the best for those nine performers that mr. payne was describing for us at the wringling brothers all performing a human chandelier, many of whom are now speaking medical attention. still unclear what kind of injuries they sustained. they may have been suspended, what, 20, 30 feet in the air and suddenly plunged to the ground. >> and for there not to be a safety net in case something like this happened, 12 to 14 times that this apparatus was used per week since january, they are going to be looking into what potentially happened to this apparatus, why it collapsed causing this very dramatic scene for all of those people in the crowd and nine people taken to the hospital. >> no net, no crash pad speaks to the confidence that they had about the safety of that performance. still unclear what happened. thanks, nick. as you get more information, bring it to us. appreciate that. >>> the other big story that we're following for you out of los angeles, the fans are st

making money with charles payne,. absolutely, to charles payne party. >> beyond that, though, i look at where we are in this country and the malaise that we are in in the fading hope and i want to shake people and say, this is the greatest country in the world. nothing has ever been as great as this country. so it's one thing to help people make money, but before you can get to that point you, you have to make them understand. >> we will talk about the idea that financial people scare people. if the end is near, there's a crash, crash is coming. but you want to live long, you want to have a great life area it's not about the crash next weekend, what do you think the market will be 10 or 20 years from now i matter we need to understand how great this country is. neil: one thing about ratings, he actually estimates the money. i am making no promises. ♪ ♪ neil: slap me if you begin to see a pattern here. i'm looking at up. you do you know what they all have in common? their policies, they're hiring these. are they divers

on monday, june 2, charles payne will be hosting a new show on fox business. you know charles.s very familiar to our viewers and he has his own show now, making money with charles payne which will debut right payne which will debut right after the show at 6:00 p.m. [ chainsaw buzzing ] humans. sometimes, life trips us up. sometimes, we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from liberty mutual insurance. save up to 10% just for combining your auto and home insurance. call liberty mutual insurance at... to speak with an insurance expert and ask about all the personalized savings available for when you get married, move into a new house, or add a car to your policy. personalized coverage and savings -- all the things humans need to make our world a little less imperfect. call... and ask about all the ways you could save. liberty mutual insurance -- responsibility. what's your policy? gerri: as we talked about earlier in the show, millions of americans hitting the road this holiday weekend.

look at charles's pick, charles payne's pick. j.c. penney not bad, a 15% gain reported strong sales. it is brimming over with this and he is here. you got on the set earlier today because of this. you are vindicated. charles: i'm in the process of being vindicated. i think people should hold on. it is a 30% short position. they are pounding this thing, over $10 in the after market. jpmorgan says we have a target of 5 and we go to 9. the target is a-5 and. a bang goes to 10 for 6. and anything halfway nice was oppenheimer. they made a bet on this company going out of business and sticking to it but i think they're turning around. by the way dillard and nordstrom also a big today. stuart: we are going to do that right now. don't interrupt the flow. profits are indeed up nicely at nordstrom, lauren at the exchange, are you going to tell me how big the stock is? >> reporter: say off my stock. is up big time, almost 11%. it took out a new high, that level is $69.10. the earnings report was really good, same-store sales, of the -- at nordst

be sure to tune in for making money with charles payne this next monday. "lou dobbs tonight" xpm.n making money with charles payne and up next, the nba record occurs sale price brady gets complicated. that is why we alw$ lou: now our quotation of the evening. tonight we honor jay carney who announced that he is leaving his job next month. his legacy, he always had legacies, the way he handled the white house press corps and shaping the president's message. last year yahoo did an analysis of his most common analysis to questions and here they are, number three. he liked to say you already know the answer to inquiring correspondence. the number two he would say i would refer you to someone else, anyone else, please. and his top response to the white house press corps intent on answers, he would reply i don't have the answer and that is his his legacy that will be to find by having to put up with this and if not willingly, patiently. a time for a few of your comments. my rare new book, order war on sale. order it now. lisa sent us a message and said i believe it could accidental and

and of course, stay tuned for my show, making money with charles payne. debuting next monday, june 2. we have great guest and we want to thank you guys for watching us. as always, thank you and good night from new york area we will see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? ♪ neil: messagto the companies trying to ship your workers onto the health care exchanges, it has hit the fan. the administration ruling any company that tries to move over workers any one of these exchanges, you may have to pay up to $36,000 per worker per year for that sort of thing. it is a big one that has us asking what other rules are changing on-the-fly. catching stuff a lot of us missed,

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making money with charles payne. neil: you are the charles paid? >> i am.hey said the title with no pressure but looking at loo where we are with a bunker mentality and i want to shake people up. are you nuts? $16 trillion economy nothing is ever greater as this country we're not falling into the ocean. it is one thing to helphelp people make money but first reinvigorate to embrace the american dream. it is a two-part approach. neil: anti-government type or entrepreneurial or laissez-faire? >> to talk about theg2 for financial television you turn it on then they sold it the next day but then is the end is neither here is the crash. it is coming. with a couple of 40 old suit is working with 120 grand in the bank you want a great life where you turn? i don't blame you. i want to be the person that you turn to it is not about the crash and next month. what aboutdo the market 10 or 20 or 30 years from now? there are ways to handle that to take a vintage of that but i cannot get their fight to remind people how great it is to be an owner to operate this country.

our very own charles payne is here to give us a sneak-peek. welcome to the show. excited about you having your own show. >> thank you very much. >> it is such good news. you and i share a common vision. which is that people have to get off the sidelines. >> yeah. gerri: why? >> life. if i had to put it in one word it is life. you have got to live life. here is the funny thing. people talk about, well the crash, the economy, this, i got to tell you something, one day we're all going to die. it is sad reality but we will. i don't spend my day in my backyard playing bocci ball waiting for it to happen. we live in the greatest country in the world and greatest economy ever designed. we're on the wrong path today but we'll never be greece and ain't going be to greece tomorrow. gerri: ain't going to happen. there was news today, gerri, this market i don't know what will happen. first quarter gdp declining, down 1%, negative territory in the red. does that mean i should get out of the markets? >> absolutely not. if the gdp number today was up 10%, some would say it can't

well, tweet us using hashtag ask payne.ide because you asked about it. >> yeah. i always find it interesting, i call it heartland, it's a trucking play. but people interested in it, they just reported. the numbers were so/so, operating income was down, that's a little bit of a red flag, some of the margins are down, that's a red flag. but with transportation in this last quarter so muddy because weather did play something of a role, i would continue to hold the stock. i would not be a buyer of it. i'm in arkansas at best, it's just a better operating business. but i would continue to hold. i think they'll start to get a little bit of pricing power in some of the parts, intermodal and long-term stuff. stuart: there your point of view if i thought there was going to be 3% growth for the rest of the year, i'd hold on to this. >> i like the rails a little bit more than the truckers, but whoever's in it, i would continue the hold it. stuart: now more on that most expensive home if the entire country. sold to allege fund manager

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payne and lifeda story of ella fitzgerald. key.s singing in ella's she started as a jazz singer.directed is different because they have to have motivation. and seeing, what is the step -- dancing, what is the step? i can't wait to get on that stage. once i saw the theater and i got all these women the hind me, they are playing. nine. they are playing like they are 15. they make me sing. every show is different. got a littles laryngitis, that does not matter. the audience matters. gregory used to say i do not that,o worry about maurice gets the audience. i can be funny. i am like that. i am here in town. tavis: and he is here in town. ' "tappin'e hines through life" is playing. i am going to see it. have a great run and welcome to los angeles. the rate to see you. -- great to see you. for watching and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with mel brooks. arguably one of the funniest men alive. that is next time. we will see you then. ♪ ♪ >> and by contrib

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but the favorite thomas payne quote, does anybody know if? we have the power to begin the world over again. and he belief that he could do that in the cold war in the battle against communism. as he told richard avedon in 1977, just a few weeks after jimmy carter was inoculated into richard allen came out here to california and he said my idea of the foreign policy is simple. we win and they lose. what do you think of this? and everybody at that point would have thought you you were crazy you have to defeat the evil empire. two more. lower taxes. but conservatism from the policy perspective probably most identified with lower taxes, and in particular, lower federal income taxes. and even more specifically, the federal progressive graduated income tax. does anyone know when the income tax became permanent in america? 1913 pastor by woodrow wilson and passed. they had to amend the constitution to be able to tax property. that is how big of a deal this was. the idea of a permanent graduated progressive income tax which was totally new in america

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be sure to turn into charles payne's new show on june 2. congratulations. >> thank you.l: many in arizona are saying say it is not so. but it does sound like joe arpaio will not be running for governor of arizona. some folks are saying that he could easily get the job, but the maricopa county sheriff doesn't want the job. so it's always good to have you. why no interest in this job? >> well, this happens every four years. the problem if i decide to run, i have to resign the next day and so i don't want to give up the sheriff's office. i have too many things and everyone is taking shots at me and my dedicated officers. so ind everyone is taking shots at me and my dedicated officers. so i am not going to surrender, so i will stay the sheriff lee seven lawyers. neil: many in the state argued it could have a lot more clout as governor and what you say? >> first of all my county is most of the state anyway. i built a reputation and by the way, i have a gun and badge and a governor doesn't have a gun and badge. so i think a very important, even though those role of the shirt i