also here ben stein, charles payne, dave mcdowell, adam liczinski. what is the biggest regret or concern? >> this is from wall street democrats i speak to and as you know, president -- >> three of them gathered in a room. >> i was going to say -- >> in a limo. >> exactly. >> between martinis. you know, wannabe president clinton is not worried so much about e-mails and benghazi. she worries this obama economy which never got off the ground is starting to show major weaknesses on the underlying numbers. you look at manufacturing, you look at some of the sort of granular stuff including the fact that the larger picture of unemployment is still about 11%. >> thank you for mentioning the youth because otherwise we would have lost. what do you make of what he's saying? >> i think he'll run on bill clinton's economy, she'll not run on obama's economy. victimization, gender. i don't think she's a people person and i don't think she's a good salesperson. warren is pulling her so much to the left, she has no choice but to go at it this way. >> dan henninger ha

charles payne. >> listen you've got to pay your taxes. i know -- >> wait. you've got to pay. >> you've got to pay them. whether they answer the phone or not. whether they answer the phone or not. at least file. >> okay. >> they're not bad people right? >> i don't like them. >> adam. >> whether they answer their phone or not, and they should of course and they should work on that, we don't get to have that same excuse. life is not always fair neil. >> but you think they're great people, right adam? >> not only do i think they're great people, charlie, unlike you i like paying my taxes. >> you do not. you most certainly do not. >> i do. >> you're a nice liberal young hand -- >> i'm happy to discuss this with you. thank you for calling me young. >> i don't think i've paid enough. irs, if you'll answer this phone call i want to know where i send additional money. [ laughter ] >> i want to thank charlie and dagen, i don't want to let go of adam yet. the tax bill got you down? these guys are here to pick you up with nare names to pick up your tab. people ship all

"making money" with charles payne is up next. have a great night. ♪ charles: hey, i'm charles payne. and you're watching "making money." it was a dull day for the broad market. but golly, there were individual winners. resurgence of the ipo market which had been relatively quiet. a couple high profile debuts. box and shake shack. shack coming on strong. both had been seen as cautionary sales that buttresses the notion, last year, 2014 was the top. the reason why, we saw so many ipos. 273 of these deals, you had to go all the way back to 2000 to see that many deals. we raised almost as much money. the ipo market went parabolic last year. what did that mean? i'll tell you what it meant today. etsy. virtu. party city. i want to go down to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange to see if it was exciting there as it was here. nicole. nicole: the pulse of the floor. a dull day when you look at the tape. the dow, the nasdaq, the s&p finished slightly to the downside. bout, wow, what a day. right? first of all, net

. >> we're in northern alabama to meet the family of dustin payne who after serving two tours in the marines found a job as a welder in north dakota. >> hi scotty? >> how are you doing sir? >> i'm josh rushing with fault lines. how are you? >> pretty good man y'all come on? >> thank you very much >> i was so proud of him when he joined the marines. i was very proud. >> it's interesting to see this kid and then that picture. >> i imagine you guys must have been scared when he deployed to war, twice. >> i was scared but you know when he came home from the wars and he was fine. i kinda quit worrying about him. >> like i knew going to nd that there were some dangers >> nothing like that... >> i never expected it though. i was more worried about him when he was overseas than i was when he was in north dakota >> with a limited background in welding twenty-eight-year-old dustin payne got a job as a welder for a pipeline construction outfit. after seven months he was offered a higher paying job welding for a much larger company, nabors completion and production services a subsidiary of nabor

payne: mr. speaker, i rise this evening and i want to thank my co-anchor, robin kelly, congresswoman from illinois to be involved in this special order tonight. thanks also to the members of the congressional black caucus who are here tonight on such an important topic. i'd like to enter into the record a statement by the honorable eddie bernice johnson from texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's statement will be covered under general leave. mr. payne: thank you. mr. speaker i'd like to thank the people at home that are tuning in to watch this. it's truly an honor to speak to them directly in their homes and to fight on their behalf and advance our shared priorities. that's why we're here tonight and every monday night the house is in session. to address the diverse issues affecting african-american communities throughout our nation. to let you know that we are here fighting for you every single day. mr. speaker, this month is national minority health month, a chance to evaluate the st

this is my two cents more, that is it for tonight's willis report, "making money" with charles payne is up next, have a great night. charles: i am charles payne, you are watching "making money," believe it or not historically april is the second best month for the stock market. here is april, here is december, but, that was not necessarily the case today. 30% of the time the month is down, that is how we starred today. -- started today down. but this is what we have to talk about. market, finding its way preopen. there was a lot of pressure on the stock market. then all of the economic data came in. the biggy was the adp jobs report, number came in worse than anticipated. market reacted with wall street pulling back. that number came out, jobs number well belokon census -- belokobelow consensus. domestic automakers with decreases sales, some might say this may put the fed on hold. i am thinking there may be a deeper issue. i want to go to the floor of the new york stock exchange, find out how traders feel about it. >> we have keith. we have been talking about the economic news. it is

charles: asking payne, moneymaking moves. curious about a stock. i am trading longer term investing, looking for 12%. is grub hub a better choice now? i like it. they are doing almost everything right, i know that jim loves them as well. >> full disclosure, someone that just bought a restaurant, they are expensive, and competition is getting fierce. i think a lot of their growth came from acquisition of seamless, to meet the i guess, price targets they will have to have incredible growth, i think it will be hard to maintain th that. charles: hitha? >> i am betting on the millennial here. i love it, we don't use that too much. it got too extentsive. >> i live off that thing. >> there you go. >> they are the leader in the industry. charles: kelly, how do you feel about --? i say it is a buy, and a hold, am i right? housing market in general. i think i like toll brothers more. look at that chart, see making lower highs. >> you know, i love homebuilders, look at chart on this, so many stocks breaking out. i would stay away from this, get one of the lea

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open up the page from payne's investment playbook.yesterday, jeff bezos latest venture blue origin announced it's ready for liftoff. literally. the latest in a string of private sector companies soaring into the space. everyone trails this guy, elon musk. despite his successful track-record as an investor and innovator. a lot of people are trying to get a handle on this maverick. pt barnum, whose many claims of fame of discovery of tom thumb. if you can't dazzle them with dexterity. baffle them with bull. musk would say he's probably a modern day in this casinthisnikla tesla. others say that musk has moved into a new realm. a realm of fame and achievement that can only be matched by a fictional character. tony stark. whatever you think, a lot of money has been made following musk's leap along with these modern day variations. thvision eight years. can they keep it going? will it prove to be an illusion? >> (?) let's talk about this. kathy, you must be a big fan of elon musk. i've checked out your funds. you like tesla. you own tesla.

"making money" with charles payne is next. have a great night. ♪ charles: i'm charles payne, and you're watching "making money." we're on the cusp of all-time highs. and hot stocks like netflix up as much as 50 bucks. right now in the after market, keeping this thing going. but there's still a herculean task, an odd dynamic, higher oil prices not crushing retail. traditionalists say, if you follow the dow theory, you understand the importance. transportation stocks must confirm a broad-based rally. the transportation has been sort of chugging along. drifting as we came into the year. slipped a little bit. since last night, we had delta and airline. both report. both stocks went higher today. we're on the -- actually in the blink of an eye, crude oil. have you seen this thing? broke into a whole series of resistance. closed at $56. we're talking about this thing being up -- in less than a month up 34%. i've been telling you guys to buy some oil stocks. i hope you made money on this. the only thing that can combine transportatio

payne." am a suffering tampa bay buccaneer by marriage. >> are you really? melissa: sadly. not i would root for them. my whole house would be so much happenwer with decent game. we would not have to go to bed sunday night weeping. it would be great. what do you think they should do? go a little jameis winston. i wasn't too impressed with marrow wrote at that in the big game. -- mariota. with respect to, you know when we pick stocks right. but we do ultimately want to go with the stocks that we think have the most upside potential. and, in this particular case i know there is not a stop-loss you can use other than saying it was a busted pick. melissa: right. >> i just think that -- melissa: "johnny football" didn't work out that well. he got 8 million-dollars contract with $4 million signing bonus. he spent all the time in the club. >> you're too young to remember al davis, oakland raiders had best winning percentage of any professional sports team, any professional sports team he would drive

we're asking fox business' charles payne host of "making money" with charles payne. we talk about you every night. >> thank you. gerri: 11 defendants. this is some of the most dramatic stuff you've seen in the courtroom. all of atlanta was transfixed and broke into regular television programming to carry the judge's sentencing live. it was amazing. who do you blame here? >> the teachers absolutely. listen, i don't blame the government, i think we should have some sort incentive base pay out there. meritocracy system out there that incentivizes and rewards good teachers. i think we've got this whole thing now where i was involved with the school system from a charter school point of view, and i can tell you right now, the exteachers that we initially hired from new york city were all -- they had no incentive, no get up and go they just oo automobile me everyone starts off ideological, they think it's going to be great they want to help the kids. gerri: that comes to a big end. and this, these people would take, they would put gloves opencils and erasers, erase the ans

. >> charles payne, to ben's point, it is the iranian's money. you can make the argument whatever deal is struck and they get the sanctions lifted it's not a bonus from us as much as it's their money back but the result will be that they have benefited enormously. >> enormously and that gets back to the point that adam made. yes it's a negotiation but we act like we have the weaker hand and that's what bothers me. >> we do have the weaker hand because we have a very weak leader even though we have an enormous military we have a very weak leader. >> i know but we don't have to have the weaker hand. put it this way, ben, i think we agree on that, if we were coming from a place of strength and honest the american people believe iran is a threat. the israeli people know iran is the threat. we know this and yet our president won't go through and negotiate the way that the people feel. >> look at this that poll says it all n america we look at this we think iran is a huge huge threat and furthermore that we're getting the lesser of whatever deal. >> th

"making money" with charles payne is next. have a good night. >> i'm charles payne, and you're watching "making money." you know, maybe it was a good thing they released the march jobs report today with the stock market close. i have to tell you, it was a thinker. it would have ruined a lot of weekends. at 126,000, half of the 245,000 that the periods othe expertssaid we would have. this is in november. over 400,000. now we're close to 100,000. i call this a free fall. you tweet me and tell me what you think it is. by the way, the devil was in the details. and in this case they were very, very disappointing. let's talk about some of the key points here. your labor force was down 96,000. participation rate now to 62.7. that is unheard of. hourly wages, some people thought it wasn't good. up 2.8%. not a big deal, in my mind. january and february, we've revised lower 69,000. equity features traded until 9:15. the dow up 116 points. it's a long time between now and the opening bell on monday. already, we're seeing the blame game b

open up a page from payne's investment playbook.f a sudden, the car and the driving has gone the way of the dodo bird. even before gas prices got cheaper, we were starting to cut back a little bit. these are vehicles driven. they've gathered steam. even as crude oil comes off the bottom, it is estimated that demand this year will be significantly higher. this will be the third year in a row. it was coming on strong even when crude was $100 a barrel. now, you could take a hunch and say, maybe it's part of an improving economy. also, apparently, the cavalry of the young adults, they used to to want to call a uber. apparently they're finding jobs. moving out to the suburbs. of all cars sold in 2010, 18%. last year, 27%. that's a huge jump. what does it mean for the automakers? also, what does it mean for the broader economy? family formation. white picket fence. moving out to the suburb. i don't know. let's get to the next real, real deal. experts are saying there isn't a new paradigm with millennials. they're just taking longer to get

"making money" with charles payne is up next. have a great night. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. ♪ charles: put the -- breaking news. the parade of earnings continues with big names that you know and more than likely, you own. facebook, ebay, qualcomm, at&t, all posted earnings that beat the street. each has its caveat being worked out at this moment. who are the winners and the losers? things have changed a lot. it will be hard to understand. we'll work you through it. remember, this is earnings season. so welcome bizarre world. where sometimes good is bad and bad is good because of the wall street expectation game. you lose money, walk your stock take off. don't believe me. did you see mcdonald's and yum brands today? in the meantime, chipotle grill, phenomenal numbers, stumbled big time. despite all the gyrations of the market, the sort of sense the market is in trouble, we finished this session just inches away from all-time highs across all the major indices. so don't let the lack of main street enthusiasm stop you from changing your l

payne is facing a maximum life in sentence if convicted. >>> d.c. police are searching for a person they believe shot a man in northwest washington early this morning. this was around 4:30. officers responding to the 1200 block of m street when they got there they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. the victim was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. police say the victim and the suspect did know each other. >>> there have been two more robberies at 7-eleven convenience stores in northeast washington d.c. to stores on hawaii avenue -- two stores on hawaii avenue were robbed. no word if they are connected to a recent rash of 7-eleven holdups. >>> it is now official. vermont senator bernie sanders is running for president. he made the announcement shortly after 11:00 this morning. he's the first candidate to challenge the heavy favorite hillary criminalton on the democratic side -- clinton on the democratic side for the presidential race. he says he wants to improve campaign finance and improve the economy. >> most people are working for

"making money" with charles payne is up next. have a great night. we will see you right back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ charles: i'm charles payne. you're watching "making money." breaking news. the verdict has been reached in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev has been found guilty on all 30 charges. let's get to fox news' mollie with the details. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev convicted on every charge. all 30 counts. including conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction and a multitude of destruction charges stemming from the rampage of terror that began with the boston bombing on april 15, 2013, and then moved off into the suburbs. jurors affirming today dzhokhadzhokhar tsarnaev's intentional participation with his older brother tamerlan who was killed, run over by tsarnaev as he charged police officers in a stolen suv. 262 people were wounded. more than a dozen losing limbs. three lives claimed in the attack. twenty-three lingzi lu. and krystle campbell. they bled to death. their body filled with shrapnel as the brothers fled. days later, th

this is "making money" and i am charles payne, let's go to our panel. we have matt, hillary, jim, , scottie. congratulations on the new title, also congratulations because you know the point yesterday that the topline mrs. would not be tolerated any longer and that these companies have to start getting or they would be punished. >> yes, congratulations, i think that the world is getting harder for companies to continue to just squeeze their margins and meaning that they are using technology and productivity and quite rightly they are not paying workers very well and that's one reason that wage raises are occurring. they need sales and revenues to grow. and that's one of the reasons i'm skeptical. there's a lot of sectors that i like very but overall i think the this is a spot to be cautious with because of a topline growth. charles: topline growth is an overall stipulation of the economy both globally and at home. are we talking about the economic problems? >> the weight of evidence is starting to lean that way. the question is if it's a first-quarter p

twitter ask payne. law of success. ask on twitter.this a guarantee chart long rookie at 62. great tweets. i appreciate you watching the show and chiming in. s&p 500, that's a cup and handle formation. now some would say you're chasing at this point. no such thing as a guaranteed chart. my favorite formation is double bottom, double top, then cup and handle. i like this. look to see if the former resistance becomes support. i think you're on to something. matt: look for a little pullback. nice chart. .25%. about one sixth of mutual funds out there. >> how are you feeling about these? >> i don't love stocks right here. if you must be in, small caps are the place to be. america has massively underperformed so far in 2015. the big guys are incredibly international. if you want to play, iwm and any small cap etf makes sense. >> ken asks: is it time to put money into my 401(k) bond fund or later after the fed starts to raise rates? it seems now they would be cheaper. i'm not sure the line of thinking on that, per se. but i will tell you tha

let's open a page from payne's investment playbook. the quote for you.wful daring of the moments of surrender in the age of prudence can never retract. by this and only this we have existed. that's from tsl. part of the wasteland whose first line actually goes april is the cruelest month. so if april does turn out to be as cruel as the signs indicate, will the economy surrender? we're seeing it in business start-ups. this goes back to 1978. the recent plunge in business start-ups worrisome. now we're seeing it in the jobs market. ironically since the recession is over, more people quit the job market after one month for looking for a job than have continued to look. those numbers are going up higher and higher. one month, they throw in the towel. since then, it's been a disaster. the question is, will investors wave that white flag? right now key support points for the dow. right around here, this is your first key support point. 17,164 is another pretty -- let's call it 17100, guys. so surrender, waving the white flag. a lot of people continue to leave

. ♪ >> i'm charles payne. you're watching "making money."lenty of reasons for companies coming up short. the biggest is the strongest dollar. the johnson & johnson sales outside the united states were down 13% because of the mighty greenbacks. 70% of companies have been -- the strong dollar headwind. the street is becoming more understanding and even forgiving with this one. higher oil. russia and china, not necessarily given a free pass as far as this west coast slowdown. some retailers have been excused. others haven't. it brings us to the retail sales report. it was more robust than obviously the last couple of months. but both the headlines and ex-autos missed consensus. equity features dropped before the market opened. more and more, it look like the street wants good news, even if it means a rate hike. here to help us out. the team. matt mccaul is with us. scottie nell hughes. susan. look at you. oscar night on the set. and the man himself, lou dobbs. let's do it. dig into the first real, real deal. lou, looking at those retail numbers

charles payne, thank you very much. >> thanks a lot. cheryl: when's the show? >> 6 p.m.y night. "making money." cheryl: thank you, charles. who needs a playstation when you can have a play house? find out how one video game maker wants to turn your whole home into a video game. >>> then, what the crock? an all new "strange inheritance" that had one family fearing for their lives. that's tonight at 9 p.m. only on fbn. excellent looking below the surface, researching a hunch... and making a decision you are type e*. time for a change of menu. research and invest from any website. with e*trade's browser trading. e*trade. opportunity is everywhere. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. cheryl: it is time for america's favorite segment. first up video game played on f

charles payne is the host of making money with charles payne on the fox business network.dissect this story and more. i went to alaska last summer. i should have flown alaskan airlines. right? >> absolutely. i've had my subscribers talking about this stock for about a year now. very well run company. so is virgin air, to a large extent. southwest may be losing some of its cache. but it's gotten to the point now where these airlines, it is all about the bottom line, period. your experience, they don't care. it doesn't matter. some points all the consolidation, they keep merging with each other. >> what about that? maybe 30 40 years ago we tried to get rid of the monopoly. didn't we? >> we had deregulation and that opened up a lot of pioneers. remember sir freddie laker. there were new airlines every day. the bottom line is that they could not compete. now we are at a point where they figured it out. buy each other up, we'll have three or four airlines. with the planes we don't think we'll need we'll just park them. that means every single plane that lifts off will have pass

"making money" with charles payne is coming up next. have a great evening.rrow. ♪ ♪ charles: i'm charles payne and you're watching "making money." false starts and the anxiety of the markets have really marked the action over the last three days. the dow, believe it or not, locked in a tight range. 150 points. look how crazy that 150 points were. today ex-emreplyifies it all. the job claims not too good. we started to rebound. we spiked really good into the close while the broad market is marking time -- one name is altair a. intel pulled their takeover offer only to see the rumors come back. the stock made a huge move to the upside. (?) no doubt at all that this market is setting up itself for a huge

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stay tuned for "making money" with charles payne. he will have the marco rubio presidential announcement. you'll want to hear that. have a great night. ♪ (?) ♪ charles: i'm charles payne. you're watching "making money." marco rubio is expected to be the third candidate to formerly announce his intentions to be the republican nominee and the fourth official candidate. the son of cuban immigrants, he can be the youngest candidate. and promises to run a campaign based on the future. it will be at any moment. when it happens, we'll bring it to you. in the meantime, joined by a powerful power packed panel today. with a lot of political experts. beginning with former reagan campaign manager, ed rollins. along with hillary cramer. jim. and scottie nell hughes. the plot is starting to thicken a little bit. >> rubio is a great candidate. best speech at the great convention. will excite a lot of young people. will have a much more exciting announcement than obviously hillary had yesterday or probably anybody else other than cruz who had a grea

stuart: that's the passion that we expect from charles payne, good stuff.or a plot in new york city. and iran news conference in the next hour. more than 70 dead in a terror attack on christians in kenya. keep is right here everyone for the latest on all that's going on. remember, we are live tomorrow. we've got a full show for you and you can bet we've got a lot to talk about. time is up for me deirdre, over to you. deirdre: as referenced there's a news conference from iran. it seems there's been an agreement on nuclear power, we'll take you there as soon as it starts. stuart a just talked about it, two women with ties to the terror group isis have been arrested and allegedly planning to detonate a bomb in new york city. and second black box has been found from the wreckage of the germanwings crash site in the alps. new information that the co-pilot who brought the plane down had been researching suicide and the security of cockpit doors. we're getting details on the upsetting local story. two women arrested in queens on charges of allegedly planning to de

"making money" with charles payne is up next. have a great night. ♪ charles: hey i'm charles payne.tching "making money." it was a dull day for the broad market. but golly, there were individual winners. resurgence of the ipo market which had been relatively quiet. a couple high profile debuts. box and shake shack. shack coming on strong. both had been seen as cautionary sales that buttresses the notion, last year, 2014 was the top. the reason why, we saw so many ipos. 273 of these deals, you had to go all the way back to 2000 to see that many deals. we raised almost as much money. the ipo market went parabolic last year. what did that mean? i'll tell you what it meant today.

"making money" with charles payne is coming up next. have a great night.tomorrow. ♪ charles: i'm charles payne, and you're watching "making money." on friday equity markets around the world including the united states were crushed. hit hard when china loosen ruled to short their stock market. they took a page from mortimer duke to turn those machines back. (?) they cut the reserve requirement. the lowest its been in a long time. unleash at least $200 billion into their system. that big move leaves their reserve levels as significantly higher levels than ours. i think that's too high. of course, earnings played a big role. suntrust. halliburton and hasbro. hasbro rocked. we have an

i'm charles payne. you're watching "making money." let's talk to our investment pros.lint is here. jim frischling. newoak capital back with us. hilary kramer. matt mccaul founder of penn financials group. and from chicago, steve cortes joins us. guys, let's dig into the first real, real deal. the broad market, despite today, holding up okay. it's the individual names. that's where the carnage has been absolutely remarkable. certain sectors, maybe too expensive. maybe there's a deeper message beneath the surface. what do you think it is? >> in the business, we call this dispersion. there's a lot of disparate outcomes. some sectors, particularly high flex are getting killed. consumer-related. housing. anything biotech-related absolutely killed. some things doing well. energy, crude oil, new high for the year. energy was barely down on the day. on account of an aggressively down day. by the way, listen, i've been negative on the market. and i'm still fairly cautious about the market. let's also not get carried away. the s&p right now is only about 2% from all-time highs.

stay tuned for "making money" with charles payne.e marco rubio presidential announcement. you'll want to hear that. have a great night. ♪ (?) ♪ charles: i'm charles payne. you're watching "making money." marco rubio is expected to be the third candidate to formerly announce his intentions to be the republican nominee and the fourth official candidate. the son of cuban immigrants, he can be the youngest candidate. and promises to run a campaign based on the future. it will be at any moment. when it happens we'll bring it to you. in the meantime, joined by a powerful power packed panel today. with a lot of political experts. beginning with former reagan campaign manager ed rollins. along with hillary cramer. jim. and scottie nell hughes. the

open up a page from payne's investment playbook.e, all eyes on the political arena shifting toward 2016. i tell you what, there's a huge effort not being talked about a lot to legalize marijuana in all over the country. this is picking up a ton of steam. as many as seven additional states next year will probably pass recreational or at least medical marijuana use. marijuana joining odd bipartisan support normally reserved for sports teams. for personal use, all positive numbers across-the-board. for medical use, forget about it, the lowest percentage that says it's okay is virginia with 36%. a lot of people said they won't be users. colorado, where it's passed. only 18% said they used it since legalization. maybe we believe them or don't. of course, this all means big, big money. colorado took in $700 million for medical and retail sales last year. take a look at this bad boy. gw pharmaceuticals up huge. all these marijuana stocks have been going through the roof. all right, guys. let's talk about medical marijuana in the real, real

"making money" with charles payne is next.harles: i'm charles payne and you're watching "making money." we're on the cusp of all-time highs. and hot stocks like netflix up as much as 50 bucks. right now in the after market, keeping this thing going. but there's still a herculean task, an odd dynamic higher oil prices not crushing retail. traditionalists say, if you follow the dow theory, you understand the importance. transportation stocks must confirm a broad-based rally. the transportation has been sort of chugging along. drifting as we came into the year. slipped a little bit. since last night, we had delta and airline. both report. both stocks went higher today. we're on the -- actually in the blink of an eye, crude oil. have you seen this thing? broke into a whole

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"making money" with charles payne is up next. have a great night.ou right back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ charles: i'm charles payne. you're watching "making money." breaking news. the verdict has been reached in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev has been found guilty on all 30 charges. let's get to fox news' mollie with the details. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev convicted on every charge. all 30 counts. including conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction and a multitude of destruction charges stemming from the rampage of terror that began with the boston bombing on april 15 2013 and then moved off into the suburbs. jurors affirming today dzhokhardzhokhar tsarnaev's intentional participation with his older brother tamerlan who was killed, run over by tsarnaev as he

i'm charles payne. joined here by the panel. david nelson is back with us. clint.cottie nell hughes. matt mccaul. founder of penn financials. and hilary kramer. let's talk about this. because the last couple of days were really tough, particularly monday. i'm not surprised this is happening. i think whoever is behind all this -- and when i say behind all of it, there's been a certain element that you can connect the dots to people like george soros, they will come back here in new york city when we had those protests not too long ago, i saw their organization. i looked out the window. i saw when the police were barricading where everyone had a phone. they turned in unison almost as if they had legitimate marching orders. the signs were beautiful. they were well-made. they weren't homemade. this is the beginning, in my mind, of organized protests with a lot of different types of people. young, old, black, white, to sort of erase the stain. because whoever -- listen, we know that this is about a young man who died under very questionable circumstances. and we know th

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