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not if you were listening to charles payne.s you to buy it back in may and look what's happened next. more after this. >>> making money with three new picks. >> defense contractor, amazing earnings this week. i like a company called skyworks. it's and also linked in up big, but i think it's a $300 stock. they have no rivals and doing everything right. >> what do you think? >> i wish you were president, charles. by don't think he doesn't know anything the market doesn't already know. >> enjoy christmas morning, kids. >>> the v.a. fix is supposedly in, but will it help government unions more than our veterans? hi, everybody, welcome to "in focus." so steve, good to have you back. was this fix designed more for unions than our vets? >> that's the question to answer. of course, it was for the unions. it's a typical government response. spend more money, the more you pill shs the bigger you get. in terms of choice for the veterans, it's severely restricted. in terms of the secret

not if you were listening to charles payne.e tells you to buy it back in may and look what's happened next. more after this. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. >>> making money with three new picks. >> defense contractor, amazing earnings this week. i like a company called skyworks. it's and also linked in up big, but i think it's a $300 stock. they have no rivals and doing everything right. >> what do you think? >> i wish you were president, charles. by don't think he doesn't know anything the market doesn't already know. >> enjoy christmas morning, kids. >>> the v.a.

ask me, ask payne. on twitter, kate, our social media guru. >> you love when they ask during the show, this one from michael, do you think apple is a buy considering all new product launches coming up? up. charles: i do, i am in apple, our subscribeers are in apple, they have reclaimed some of the charm, part of the problem with apple, i call it the larry holmes effect. he will never get credit he deserves, speaking of break outs, i think when it gets over a hundred bucks it will regain legendary status, what do you think? >> this is going to my charts this weekend, this flash, i own it for my subscribeers and clients and myself, a screaming buy. it will break over 100. >> see -- see crest is coming up with his itypos bblackberry users are using that carefully. >> also with iphone that pricing power is there, they can increase that price on the phone, people still flock to it. it. charles: you think, you know heard that new ipad news, gave stock a little bit of a lift, sometimes you can be a victim of y

you can always ask charles payne.right, we just got it, a question for charles payne, should we buy more jcpenney stock? i made 40% and got out. charles: i like this question because he almost answers his own question. tracy asked me earlier about when the people get out. everyone is an investor as long as the stocks are going up and then we get a little jittery when they go up, like in this case. they started to pull back and they said i'm going to protect us and there's always occurs and negative news out there. so you have to understand why you're in the stock in the first place and that's how you determine what you use. they say that i am absolutely shocked. i've seen this and i think it is crazy. >> this really concerns me. typically if you lose it you cut it short. because they are so concerned. >> the most pain investors feel, they seem to be able to take the pain when it goes lower. i know if i fell a little too soon, they feel a little bad. charles: that was prevalent in the run-up. and this is why some peopl

i will be joining us u"making money" is next wit with hiz lizr charles payne. >> on "making money," the attack on amazon. others keep trying to end amazon's quest to dominate the world, latest effort in form of a partnership between google and barnes & noble. people are up in arms over gender ineqaulity in a lot of industrys, here is one you don't often hear about, legal marijuana. forget breaking the glass ceiling, we're talking about breaking the green ceiling. our panel is fireed up on this. surprising new stats say that 1%, may be richer than you think. but fear not, we have some tips for you to help you build your own wealth, let's go make some mone.liz: i am liz liz claman ir charles payne. welcome to making money, i am going to help you with my friends my cast of characters making money by investing in stock market, here to help our investment pros, hingea -- hitha and matt and tracy and kate. the message of word not count down to the crash or fast trading, it is about investing successfully, to do, that you have to build your portfolio overtime, that is what we're here to help d

charles payne a people person.get to catch "making money with charles payne" every night right here on fbn, 6:00 p.m. eastern time. liz: one much your best calls, tesla was 40. >> last time we were here. it was down and now it is up. david: 260 record highs now. liz: we're charles payne fans. david: move over whiskey and scotch. there is new liquor climbing on to the top shelf. we'll talk to founder of american-based premium rum company, rum. you heard me right, privateer rum. >> car lovers, listen up. we're talking about cars and taking you to the concourse d'elegance, to speak to the ceo of one of the leading auctioneers. this is such a crazy event at high powered and exclusive classic car sale. david: speaking of cars, stay tuned which car brand have the least amount of customer loyalty. i bet it ain't jaguars, right? >> no. i'm afraid to say. david: call it the friend zone. some car brand can't seem to take their relationship with customers to the next level. according to data provided by kelley blue book, some

buckle up and let's go make some money. ♪ ♪ charles: hello, i am charles payne. to "making money." our mission is to help you make money by investing in the dock market. what we have is called trento. we go behind the headlines and we dig in. we are here to make you money. we have hitha prabhakar, matt mccall, tracy byrnes, and kay rogers is out on a summer weekend and so we have david rogers to join us. so let's get to the first trento. stocks were high all session long. there was never any sense of conviction but interestingly everything that came out was better than anticipated. and coming on the heels of yesterday's minutes from the fed, it would seem like the market would be in one of those good news is bad news bad news is good news type of situations. it felt like nevertheless the market was up. >> and may not have celebrated and there's not a lot of conviction out there. but it's really painful each day up another basis point. the knee-jerk reaction is that you look at the fed and what they are doing and the reaction is that the fed is the supporting mark

page from "payne's investment playbook." barbara sent this question via facebook they know a bunch of you want to know about as well. when you sell a stock and recommend buying it back. aren't there tax consequences if you buy back within 30 days. yes, there are tax consequences. i don't want to give you the tax advice, i'm going to let tracy weigh in shortly. let's focus on selling in general. when to sell. i got to tell you something, this is the biggest question any investor faces. after all when it's all said and done, some people make and lose money with the same exact stock. how do they do that? some people sell too early, sometimes sell too late. the decision-making process are the same. figure out what kind of investor you are, after you've done that, let's take a look here. after you've done that you have guidelines, are you a trader? want to buy for 1-30 days. long-term 6 months or longer. if that's the case, here's your risk, as a trader, you don't want to risk 1 or 5%. long-term 20% max. your reward should be dou

. >> i am charles payne welcome to "making money" right here, that is what we do, we try to make you a lot of money in this thing called stock market, real deal, we go behind headlines, we get facts that is how you connection the dots to make money, it is recalled research, here to help us do it, hitha looking fantastic. tracy, odd having you over there, how are you feeling? >> odd. charles: and kate welcome back, we missed. >> you we missed you too. charles: you spend some time at the beach. >> yeah, right. charles: david nelson, chief strategist, and hope you are ready to make us some money. >> i am ready. charles: matt, the gals versus gals, first a real deal, are you one of those people that has been spooked out of the rally because you don't like the president's policies or fed to fed? i don't like them either, but i have to eat, and i want to send my kids to college, i want to travel, and i like buying things, i like paper morn, note -- money, not the crazy money, a lot of people passed away, all they left to their haeirs was a garage full of canned food. for most of us, we liv

we'll open up another page of payne's investment playbook. two trillion dollars in deals have been announced in mergers and deals this year. remember rupert murdoch's deal, he pulled a lot of people market watchers thought he would raise his offer for time warner, instead he offered to buyback shares of 20th century fox, as we know rupert murdoch is founder of this company as well. and sprint -- it felt like all bets were off, then this week, a quiet, end of the summer week, a deal for intermune and then burger king and tim hortons, it is feeling like. >floodgates are open again. maa deals, there is a lot of money there in part by the way, chart that is what fed is pumped out so far, that money has not hit wall street. but it has cleaned up the banks, they start to give it to big corporations, we know that big corporations have been borrowing a lot of money as well, we have a lot working here. with respect to this big banks giving out money to corporations, and then there is of wall street, i know they are looking -- licking their chops, eage

what do you make of this, charles payne, because we all hear the hack attacks, but this is serious of how far it attacked. >> and how sophisticated, and talking jpmorgan and because it was backed more or less by the russian government. >> and the russians are saying it isn't. >> and i trust putin. >> and we are listen etening t. if i were spearfishing i would let him go in front of me. and here is the thing, the electric grid is a big target, and the oil and gas industry is getting hit all of the time and the banks, and i think that we should take it more seriously, because it is not the target hack, but this is ultimate red flag here. >> and why is this happening? >> well, it happens everyday. the attempts are everyday and it generally comes from three sources, and the banks are dealing with the threats from russia and the middle east and china. those are the sources. this is one of the downsides of having like five or six major banks out there controlling 70% of the assets, and you have to hack one place to cause damage. jpmorgan is the biggest bank in the country, and it does b bus

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i'm charles payne, and welcome to "making money," right here, right now, that's exactly what we're goingmanage your portfolio in the stock market. here to help, now, listen, you normally come out, i'm usually really enthralled with your dresses. this one i'm not sure, it looks like the flag of a third world country. [laughter] >> that's exactly what i was going for. charles: i know that started -- [inaudible] at this point we'll take the numbers. matt mccall, by the way, you look dapper. >> surrounded by green, that's my favorite color. >> world wild, apparently. [laughter] charles: kate rogers, i just started tweeting late in the day -- >> our viewers, of course, ready to roll. i can't wait to talk about these people setting themselves on fire? what is going on with that? chas charles those are your folks, your generation. [laughter] tracy, you and i have kids, young kids, crazy stuff. this is not outside of the realm of possibility, the fire challenge. >> that's why you've got to keep 'em busy, keep 'em on the field, stuff like that, in the classrooms, doing something. charles: and we

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making money with charles payne. making money with charles payne. love when you say hang in there and they do. stuart: an earthquake in california. the largest quake to hit northern california in 25 years. negative six-point oh. so far, a billion dollars worth of damages. a half hour from now, we will talk to a winery owner. does this make the 2014 vintage more powerful? then, next door, we ask the u.s. geological survey about a warning system. of course, what are the odds of the big ones coming. that is next hour. they believe they have identified the terrorist that beheaded james foley. a 23-year-old london rapper. he allegedly traveled to syria to fight with isis. mike rogers says the isis said israel to us. >> they are one plane ticket away from u.s. shores. that is why we are so concerned about it. stuart: they had the says. they have passports. k.t. mcfarland is with us now. >> at the end of last week, and unprecedented press conference. i thought they were really sounding the alarm bells. somehow over the weekend-- stuart: when they held that

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ charles: hi, i'm charles payne, and thanks for joining us.begin your three-day weekend because, hey, you've got to pay for it -- [laughter] we're here to make you money. and that's how we do it. listen, we invest in the market and also helping you manage the thing. we call this thing the real real deal. i want to tell you, this concerns two things. you already get news all day long on your smartphones and see the headlines, but they tell you nothing. the same thing with corporate earnings and the knee jerk reactions. there's only one way you can truly understand what's going on, you've got to peel away the layers, crunch the numbers. that's my job. here to help, hitha, black yesterday, dark gray today, i'm worried about you. >> summer's over. it's the last weekend of the summer. charles: yeah, but you're going into mourning too soon. all day long every time splonk went up another dollar. [laughter] tracy, looking fantastic. you're going to bring summer out the white way. >> i'm wearing summer until december. charles: did you see obama's suit

another page from "payne's playbook".he cusp of the second most important shopping season of the year. i'm talking about back to school which this year should be around $75 billion according to the national federation of retailers . but the lead up to this thing is pretty ominous. people are reluctant to use credit card debt. you know, recently you see this blue line. we were starting to use our credit cards. all of a sudden we got scared. i don't know what spooked the spirit of course not surprisingly the yellow line or retail sales began to plunge. now, this continued with the report. that excludes restaurants and vehicles. you can see in august where we started this been our wheels at again. not the kind of stuff you want to see going in the back-to-school. expectations, it is going to snap back after sliding a couple of years. you can see last year we were down the 635 per family. talking about $700 per family. if that happened it might be the spark that this economy needs. i am not sure that people have the kind of c

have a great night and stayed tuned for "making money" with charles payne. charles: tonight on "making money", you've heard it before, but the time it looks like the death of brick-and-mortar retail is closer. and there is a new phenomenon. we are going to show you a quarter of a million dollars driven by an increase in education what does this mean for jobs of the future? and stocks to cover the cost of kids. plus, the true cost of happiness. people are flocking to places all over the world because of where the best ideas are. so get ready and get your pens out and let's go make some money. ♪ ♪ charles: i am charles payne, welcome to "making money." we are investing in the stock market and here is "the real real deal." we have our investment pros, matt mccall, kenny rogers, tracy byrnes. i will begin below he was so right off the bat. it so you of you guys are saying back-to-school shopping, yes, 89% making purchases at brick-and-mortar store but there are signs can be changing very rapidly. some percent of total retail sales and technology is playing a rol

open a page from payne's investment playbook, talk about real confusing nature.f the economy, and the stock market, we were talking about china services report, we had a service report today, ours s soared to the highest level since 2005, and factory orders, $503 billion last month, that is highest level ever. and it does not make sense, does not feel like this great stuff is happening on main street, part of problem is older companies, are gobbleing upgradeer and greater market share. because there are fewer and fewer start ups, in 2009, new businesses closed faster than started that is scary stuff. now, a lot of this is happening because, businesses are failing a lot quicker, than before, this is 2011, versus 1991, look how much quicker the businesses and how many are failing within the first year, a large percentage of them. it is a tough environment, large businesses have accessed easy money from the fed, then backstop, but i have to say, would be be owners, it is time, strou step up to th-- you have e plate. we talk about great businesss in past, and hewlett

let's open up yet another page from "payne's playbook." today we get our lessons.sary of the initial public offering, and it has been one for the ages. the stock was priced at $85 per share. the first session it traded it finished at $134, far below the 108-135 range everyone expected. that would be a rare occasion with a company. since then it is up 1,373 percent and still has all of that potential of a brand new hot company. well, they have had no new -- they have bucked convention. out of the gate they told the world, this is not a conventional company commanded sure has not been. has not been afraid to think outside of the box and pursue things years in advance of the eventual payoff. to do this they have been pretty inquisitive. they have made over 200 acquisitions, and something tells me they're not going to stop. they're in the internet, those dreaded drones. first, let's talk about a few things. want to discuss the social impact. the company obviously has touched everyone's lives. this company has come from nowhere to rule the world. have you think it will

. ♪ charles: hi, i'm charles payne, welcome to "making money."ight here, right now that is exactly what we'll do, help you make money in the stock market. here to help our investment pros. before we get to them, i want to thanks to liz claman, excellent job holding down the fort. what do you have for us? >> hello, mr. charles payne. >> you miss me? >> i missed you so much. i will help the home stocks. i will do home improvement. charles: can't wait. too late to double down? matt mccall, lot of headlines to shift to. >> i like it. headlines give great opportunity. we'll talk about the pull back, hot bounce. charles: tracy byrnes you must be on a hot date. i hate to digress. you look fantastic. >> you should go away. unfortunately i'm going home to bed. charles: kate rogers, social media guru. you up noted from the note and laptop to the tablet. grand you joined the 21st century. >> thank you very much, charles. only took people a couple months. charles: a lot of stuff with social media? can't wait for it. we have to greet my good friend, expert ga

charles: welcome to "making money" i am charles payne. we're waiting for president obama, he is certain owesed to -- supposed to speak at any moment. president obama was a big one ahead of his executive order that will stop publicly traded companies for seeking lower taxes offshore. we took a hit today. could fear of a recession dreyfus into a recession? thcould lead to a self-fulfillig defeat, there is a silver lining. with emotions driving the market, i have a great buy points for you. this is news everyone that can use, and i have a new stock for you, let's go make some money. charles: i am charles payne welcome to "making money," that is what we're doing, help you make money by investing in the stock market, here is our investment pros, hitha looking fantastic in red. >> thank you, i'm trying not to be fabulous kate across from me. >> and el pollo loco hung in there good, is that a new suit matt. >> no, old. charles: you look pretty good. >> pretty good, thanks. charles: rocking and rolling market today, tracy? >> highlighted day with

payne weber has 10,000 brokers.-- if they went that route, schwab's a big company, these are major acquisitions. liz: can't wait to see the culture clash. charlie, thank you very much. closing bell, we're 29 minutes away. apple's glass cube store on fifth avenue, just up the street, it's here in new york. it's become one of the city's best known landmarks with its floating glass staircase as well as it's really a huge money spinner for apple. now one of the tech giant's biggest rivals wants to take on apple in the big pap l on its own turf, and if you want to burn as many as ten calories per minute, try rowing. the perfect answer? maybe. but not on a freezing river. some ivy league school. no, indoors, in the city. coming up, the founder of city row, elaine match, telling us exclusively why her fitness classes will give you a work out like no other. it's a growing boutique craze, it's part of our fit for business series. ♪ ♪ shingles affected me tremendously as a pilot. the pain in my scalp area and down the back of

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ charles: hi, i'm charles payne, and welcome to making money right here, right now, that's whatto do, help you make money by investing in the stock market. here to help, hitha -- >> it's part of the collar, and it coordinates with your pocket square. charles: what's going on in the world of retail? be closer and closer to back to school season. >> we are. look at michael kors -- charles: you were worried about the discounting. >> not only the discounting, but also their margins. they made that call -- charles: i'm still long the hit. matt mccall, you know where i'm coming from. >> i do. the market today, i was nervous this morning after we were looking for a big bounce after this worst week since 2012 last week. we did get a bounce, and that bodes well for this week. charles: i'm more excited to have tracy byrnes back. we can't let you go. >> i know. the world falls apart when i'm not here, charles. [laughter] charles: knocking back those expensive wines. >> if only. something like that, but it was wonderful. it's good to be back. charles: don't go away again. i didn't want get

payne? >> well, all meats have gone up for a variety of reasons, including in the case of bacon, people may not want to hear this but there's been epidemic amongst hogs, a diarrhea epidemic. >> what? >> yeah. 10% of them taken out. >> gross! >> it's kind of gross to begin with but it gets a little grosser when you think of that. the good news is your bacon survived, it didn't have the diarrhea epidemic. >> well -- thank you! want to take a bite? >> i'll take it with me. >> okay. now these are my husband's old jeans. i was so glad to get rid of them -- >> why? are they like mom jeans? >> well, a little bit. sorry, honey. then i fuound out denim prices are going up. i don't know. >> denim prices have gone up right ahead of back to school. cotton prices have been coming down. that's one of the very few commodities out there now. we've got this whole hip thing, denim in japan. don't get swept up in that junk. wait if you buy your kids denim until after the back-to-school season. >> all right. no

charles payne is back just in time. don't like his politics that he has proven to be a savvy investor and he is saying this market is going down and you say what? >> i was talking on my show about a guy who predicted a crash in the next two years. over a 7 year period from the beginning of the bull market over 7 year period we are going to crash typically bear markets happen every three years so this is not one of the search shattering things and to your point he has been very successful but not a day trader. he doesn't fund these positions to work out tomorrow. will the market pullback? yes. are we ever do for a bear market? yes. they come but i don't know if my own monster energy drink wouldn't sell today. stuart: if you want an index fund, the track, the broad average of the s&p, you still holds, you wouldn't be jolted into a cell from george soros? charles: we were already be jolted into a sale. usually can move markets. this guy destroyed the british pound. i didn't want to bring it up. stuart: he made 1 billion po

put on the page he did the part that when i auditioned for i had to go in and i didn't for alexander payne and he had that one big scene i did but my audition was i always say i just end with my whole movie i did all my scenes for my audition but . like i have think think three scenes and i had to do all of them for my audition so. my audition was like an december and we shot it in the spring but i had just gone through a really bad break up before we had a show and so i went in and i said alexander katie cranks in first place and i did that and i cried really hard. the way that i wish other movie was like six months later and i was like i'm not really that you know well tell me all married came about. mary was written by girland and he shared this name we onto all the manager together and i got the script that way through them through my manager and who i could write a way i did yeah it was very it had a great the things that i look for when i read or good characters and good point of view strong point of view and it had both so i was very excited and interested do you like doing yeah i u

charles: i'm charles payne welcome to "making money," that is what we'll do, help you make money by investing and managing your stock market portfolio, we call it the real, real deal. headline on your phone tell but 1% of the story, you have to drill in there, here to help investment pros, hitha, a fantastic outfit. you love uber. matt mccall. and tracey from jersey. give it to me straight. and david nelson, a lot of stocks up today. let's dig into first real deal. retailers are higher, michael's arts and crafts, young adult retailer, express stores did well. opera and tiffanys did well. we're looking at a market that is doing well, nobody knows it, and how long until we hit 20,000, that is my target on. think about it, tech is rocking, and financials are gaining traction, equity have grown to $66 trillion in value in the world. success begets success. this is a discussion we need to have. we have downplayed fashioed fact we're at an all-time high in a couple of indices. >> people say 20,000 -- >> you do 20,000 based on traditional valuation? like p/e ratio with this much more to go? price to

. ♪ ♪ charles: i am charles payne, welcome to "making money." help you make a lot of money in the market. >> i'm in a great mood, going to do some reporting this weekend's. charles: charles: are you going to tell us today for about el pollo loco. [laughter] >> probably. i might talk about a little better. charles: gentlemen, you finally are getting gutsy and you go out on a limb and you completely wrong about the jobs market. >> you are as well. [applause] >> i cannot believe how much social media we have had. we have great topics. >> i love that. we will talk about it for sure. >> we said it before and we will say it again. charles: it comes from managing a portfolio in we will show you how we will get that done. it is real deal. finding on the little nuggets that can help you make money. yesterday left a lot of people scratching their heads. we touched on it last night. you know, have to tell you in this case, i think the economy is wrong and let's get rid of the fed and change the white house policies immediately. we will start early and i'm

. ♪ ♪ charles: i am charles payne. welcome to "making money."are going to help you make money by investing in stock market. let me introduce our investment pros with us. thank you so much for joining us. we have matt mccall, kate rogers, hitha prabhakar, and tracy byrnes. before we get into the first "real real deal", let's open up a page from the playbook. so we get on with our daily lives and almost a year later we went over and say, holy moly, that was my idea. but i want you to help us walk us through this. >> how do you plan on making money. we really need to have a solid business plan and that includes an idea of how you will make money. the cost of sales and other things and then you really need to look at how you're going to sell your product or service. or maybe it's going to be both. but you need to have a solid plan. charles: said you look at service or product? >> you look at both. the service is important. you can use uber as an example of the business that has been fast-growing. and there will be a lot of cost involved. it could be

we've heard this before and something my buddy charles payne echoed before. the "making money" host, joining me right now. what is it that drives it? anger? >> anger, hopelessness, maybe getting back sort of a revenge kind of thing. interesting reading articles about them. one of the articles, all the people said he gave up on the american dream. the reality is a lot of the kids never had the american dream. so there was nothing to give up on, and i think that's the reason why it's fertile ground, fertile soil for someone who says something, whispers something say,ing you canified for, be proud of, get exact revenge on the people that held you back. neil: we just had retired colonel saying they pay pretty well, isis does. i don't know whether that is incentive to go halfway across the world anem. what do you think is ultimately driving it in the anger part or i haven't got a pot in this country, so nothing to lose. >> i can't imagine they were paying more money than he could have gotten on disability or a couple of other programs. i think it's the anger and t

>> but just a few bunks down, summer payne seemed annoyed by the budding friendship and still does. >. you talking about, oh, yeah, best friend applications are being accepted. i know that girl so glad she got bailed up out of this [ bleep ]. >> what's going on with you guys? >> well, what? >> what's going on with you? >> with who? >> we are not going to have a fight. >> you two. >> we have no issues. i'm just in here living with her at the moment. yeah, there was a discrepancy, because i guess she felt like i was calling her out, because she was being untrue to the new booked that we had in here. they had this young lady helping fix her bed and showing her the ropes, and said she was going to give her the best friend application and it was accepted, and if she was her best friend, she would have helped her. >> i was already helping her. i was not [ bleep ] getting down off my bed when i'm already comfortable doing something that i don't think even is necessary. >> well, bitch, we ain't got no friends. we ain't here to make friends. >> bitch, you ain't nothing but fake. because i cann

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charles payne on "making money." we're going to talk about a high-tech brick and mortar deal, google teaming up with barnes & noble to take on behemoth amazon. going to be a lot of fun. >> meanwhile "the willis report" is next with cheryl casone. >> you had the breaking news about bank of america. our question tonight, i'm curious what you think, should somebody still be going to jail or is it the shareholders suffering? >> somebody should go to jail, a politician who signed off on all that fannie and freddie was doing. focus on the public sector, they have a lot of responsibility. more so than the private sector. >> guys, thank you very much. i am cheryl casone in for gerri willis. fiko changes the way it calculates your credit score, we'll tell you about that and who can benefit. not just you but other folks. >>> facebook revolutionalizing the science of human behavior. what are we teaching ourselves about ourselves? it's happening on facebook. and. >>> don't sign up for a store credit card until you heard our repo

charles payne is host of fox business network making money. he joins us. they're not joining these two companies and moving it to the u.s. and secondly is that mr. warren buffett, who is chastising people for taxes is going to make some money on this one. >> yeah, mr. i don't pay enough tax and we should pay in more in taxes is helping an american company make a maneuver largely in part so they can avoid taxes. i do want to get a few things straight, greta. theyal pay taxes on profits made in america. that has been one of myths out there. i also want to get another thing straight. in my mind burger king is the victim on the war on success. with if we are talking about a company that's had a couple of near death misses first quarter of this year. closed 22 stores in america. their growth is coming from outside of this country. big problem that a lot of companies have in this country that are around the world is when they make money in a different place and pay local taxes when they want to bring that money home to create jobs and opportunity. the government

charles payne is the host of "making money with charles payne."lcome," is maybe what the president wants. what do you make of that? >> i just find it baffling that he would say that. i really, really do. it is just beyond mind boggling. we've got the highest corporate tax rates in the world. i mean the world, jenna. corporations have been moving abroad, doing different things. administration wants to come out and stop that kind of stuff. you can naturally understand why corporations would do that, just like the way anybody would hire an accountant. we all want to pay lower taxes, not more taxes, particularly when it is the highest in the world. that hurts our global competitiveness. >> one of the things the president says, if you take a look at any measure in the economy, whether the stock market or job growth, he's doing good on all accounts and that proves that his economic policies work. >> i think a lot of people, including the president, kind of underestimate america's economy to begin with. almost $17 trillion economy. the next three combine

paul payne has a track record. not just violence.terrible violence. >> thomas headley is in unita-1 for his own protection. >> because i was a member of the mormon church and a sex offender. this individual decided he was going to beat the living crap out of me and in the process of it, decided he was going to kill me. >> he's serving 15 years. >> they have been holding me in the section that they're in right now because i absolutely refuse to be housed among people that are going to cause me harm. >> about a quarter of usp's 4,000 inmates are sex offenders. most, like thomas, have been targeted for their crimes. >> we're constantly finding them assaulted. we're constantly finding them extorted. >> i've got a safety list that's got at least 20 names on it with people that told me in no uncertain terms, you're a dead man if we ever get our hands on you. i admitted to having an improper sexual relationship with this girl. she was 14. i am a man that is attracted to young women, god forbid. i have 16 months left to go. and all i'm tryin

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