finally, payne's partner fires one last time. payne sees the suspect's gun fall to the ground. >> so, i communicate to eric, you know, he's thrown the gun. it's all clear. >> the two officers run over and arrest the suspects. it's only at the end of the fight when the fear settles in. >> it's at that point, when you really get scared, you know, because you start thinking, you know, what if? >> paramedics arrive to take the injured to the hospital. the four teens survive. they were on the run after stealing that pickup in ohio. the shooter, 19-year-old charles brutus wright, is sentenced to 107 years in prison. as a result of his injuries, officer sutcliffe has permanent nerve damage. a plate and 12 screws keep his arm together. >> the worst part about having the plate and screws is i've lost the mobility to turn and twist my arm. the bullet -- actually, there's a little tiny divot, that's what i call it, on my little bull's-eye right here in the arm. that's where the bullet went in. and when it went in, it shattered the arm prett

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is your world.linton will not be the nominee. >> stick a fork in her. hillary clinton is done. she will not be the democratic presidential nominee. >> i got to tell you, neil is looking better and better every day. today it's looking even more dicey for clinton. to the washington examiner's susan crabtree. if democrats are hitting that panic button yet, and if they're not,

charles payne, ben stein, jerry shgs, gerri willis and jessica. charles payne, you say defund planned parenthood. >> absolutely. the videos weren't enough to convince you, we always the auk about how we're barreling towards $20 trillion in debt. the idea that taxpayers are paying a wealthy organization that gets donations from the largest corporations, the wealthiest people let them go on their own, do this kind of thing on their own. in this particular case i think it's appalling but certainly the fact that any taxpayer money goes to it is a shame, a sin. >> too early to tell if there's criminal stuff going on here but i have've talked to pro lifers and pro-choicer ace like who say, whoa. >> whoa is right. that's the right response. trying to defund it is nearly impossible. why not take them to court? it's illegal to sell fetal body parts. that's what we should be doing. we should be stopping them in their steps. >> why can't we defund them? >> it's medicare reimbursements. that's how the money goes out the door. legally it's almost impossible to

charles payne will be there with maria in the morning. great show, guys.oin charles every night, 6:00 p.m. eastern time. if you can't set your dvr, you don't want to miss a moment of "making money." a guy working double, triple time, lou dobbs is next and going to be on again at 11:00 to talk about the republican debate. stick around on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. we're two hours from the first primetime 2016 republican presidential debate. a debate so highly anticipated, it could set an all-time ratings record, and indisputably a big reason for the extraordinary interest in tonight's debate in cleveland. is the republican front-runner donald trump, who has consistently held a double-digit lead in polls over his closest rival, former governor jeb bush? tonight we'll break down what the candidates need to do to

. >> to ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell, charlie gasparino, adam lashinsky, still out on his debate drinking game fallout. ben stein, what did you make of this? it's happening in your neck of the woods and i can't understand it. what do you think of that? it's one thing to have illegal immigrants, we know they're here, but putting them on a board. >> there's a great, great, great writer named isaac singer who said hollywood is an insane asylum, a real one, and that's true basically of southern california generally in terms of our political decisions. it's the best place to live in the world. i love it. i've never been happier anywhere else i've ever lived except idaho than l.a., but we have crazy people making decisions and they think this is a compassionate thing to do, think this is a loving thing to do. in fact, it's an illegal thing to do. you cannot have people who are not citizens running as commissioners for a city in the united states of america. it's just flat out illegal and they can't do it. but they'll do it anyway and probably some dam superior court judge will u

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. donald proposing lower tax rates targeting companies that promote jobs. love him or hate him, is this the right plan to get the economy back on track? farry says absolutely. also here, ben stein, gerri willis, and

charles payne, your observation?his came in as expected across the board hand like manufacturing at 15,000, celebrating mediocrity, bring back the old green shoots thing. a hardening report overall considering where we are. we talked about the 4% growth, talked about think about when you come out of recessions usually there is elasticity, pent-up demand, the notion we haven't had one year where we have been gangbusters. instead people are intimidated, pent-up frustration, this economy can't get on track. maria: wages are one of the major issues, what you guys were looking at and it is weaker is an expected. >> here we go again. we haven't had one quarter of 5%. usually we get somewhere where it pops and we get a big number. is missing entirely and you and trace it back to the absence of real business investment. there is no cap-ex, no confidence in the future in the business community and that usually drives a recovery. maria: trace vat to regulatory environment which businesses complain has been too onerous and forc

and payne's simple argument is we don't need those guys. we can run america better than the british ever could. and so this idea of independence kind of swells through that spring. by june, virginia introduces a resolution for american independence. but they decide to not address it right away in june. they are going to want to consult their home governments, their colonies or states, if we want to start calling them that because we're getting to that point. at the same time they want to put something on paper. so while they are each consulting home to see what home says they should, do they are also going to form this five-man committee. john adams of massachusetts, who is probably in a lot of ways one of the most significant guys in congress those early days. he's really pushing for that creation of the army in 1775. also the navy in the fall of 1775. he's pushing in the spring of 1776 that each of the colonies write its own constitution which is again another step towards independence that each colony sort of getting rid of that old char

see you later. >> charles payne joining me. you will see charles in 45 minutes on his show, "making money." >>> real estate magnate, former obama fund-raiser calling new york city's mayor bill de blasio an anti-business, anti-cop socialist. he is going to be on with charles tomorrow, 6:00 p.m., to talk about his potential run for mayor. you will not want to miss that conversation. >>> forget curves. our next screens could be rolls. check out the latest advancement in technology that could go right to your cell phone. >>> hillary clinton acting clueless about server technology but our political panel is not joking around. that's next. >> did you wipe the server? >> with a cloth? >> i don't know. you know how it works digitally. did you try to wipe the while server? >> i don't know how it works digitally at all. we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis

charles payne weighs in. [closing bell ringing] david: closing bells sound on wall street, up and down day. the dow is up. other indices are down. nasdaq is down about .21%. oil is the biggest loser today. into the $42 range, down another buck 09. 2 1/2% fall for oil. there is big questions whether the world is going to continue to grow or whether it is going to slow down along with china. melissa: while markets wait for tomorrow, here is everything you need to know now. americans are now spending more -- sending more money to washington than ever before in history. federal tax revenues this year hitting a record high. $2.6 trillion. that equals nearly $18,000s for every worker, everyone with a job. washington is still managing to outspend that! make it stop. with me, scott martin of united advisors. katie pavlich, townhall.com. they're fox news contributors. john tamny, forbes political economy editor and real clear markets editor. thanks to all three of you for joining us. john, it is so amazing to me. they

ben carson on "making money" with chaicharles payne right now. charles: most impressive unchanged session, dow finished about flat but it was down 270. i'm buying the dip, in china's currency war is not the biggest threat, the eventual conflict that will rock the world. >> dr. ben carson continues to gain traction. i spoke with him, here is what he said. >> thank you for joining me we heard a lot about your tax policy, i saw you this morning, what else does this economy need beside a 10% flat tax, what is going to get this economy moving. >> it stagnant. it has opinion going on for a while. our economy grew at a rate of 3.3% from 1850 to 2000. and 2001-withi2014, 8.8%. our corporate tax rate is way too high. that is one of reasons there is over 2 trillion dollars overseas, i advocate a tax holiday, 10% for job creation for people who are on welfared and unemployed. i think other thing is regulatory reform. we don't need to get rid the all regulations, if men were angels, no government or regulation would be needed. charles: not unfettered capital

i knew payne stuart, obviously, back in the 90s we played a lot of golf together.he gave a lot back to his community down in orlando and around the country, for that matter, so, you know, obviously payne is not with us anymore. and the southern company started the payne stewart award in 1999, and the who is who of golf, received this award. so to be on that list is quite something for myself and my family. you said autism, yeah. we just opened a school down in florida on monday which was really exciting. you know, 150 kids are going to a new school as we speak here this morning. so that was great. but my wife, really, got to get a lot of credit there. she really pushed this project along, and with her team, you know, my kid and a lot of other kids have got a new school they can go to. pretty exciting stuff. >> amazing. a 26-acre campus for autistic kids which you've been working on for years. congratulations on that. as far as the game goes, you had a pretty good showing at the pga. i'd love to know your thoughts on how you're feeling but also this talk about golf

charles payne with us on netflix continuing to surge. many say it's getting pricey. >> mind-boggling, i said $600 a share, today hit the equivalent of $875 a share. neil: been adjusted for the splits and all. but the fact, come on -- >> it's nuts. i've asked everyone to take profits. this is a beautiful one, if you rode it, a heck of a thing. there is one thing interesting two, things that made me hop on netflix over the last three or four years, everyone in the house had it but me, i'm serious, i'm going to buy dvd's, and my son and wife and daughter had netflix accounts, and two or three years ago, i'm at cheesecake factory, three kids in the line, one starts to left, my dad shorts the stock but binge watches everything. >> i knew he was talking about netflix. >> they got it, their dad, if he sells short, had to sell the house by now. this is outrageous, look at disney today. disney is getting walloped. we're saying a revolutionary shake-up, people are cutting the cable cord and want to binge watch when they want to binge watch, netfli

. ♪ ♪ >> good evening i'm liz macdonald in for charles payne, more of hillar hillary clinton's e-mailsd to be released tonight. more than 7,000 pages and we are going to tell you how many of them are considered classified. plus the latest gop polls show the outsiders, the nonpoliticians are a one, two punch for the gop party and the irs is in hot water again. now a judge demanding the tax agency be released every last demand the white house made for personal tax information. do not go anywhere. making money starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> breaking news. tonight the state department will release a new batch of hillary clinton's e-mails. we're talking some 7,000 pages. and we've got new information for you. 150 of those e-mails will contain classified redactions. fox business peter barns in washington d.c. with the latest. peter. >> that's right. and this would be the largest amount of these e-mails for the now regularly scheduled end of the month court imposed deadline for these document disclosures. and a state department official saying as you just said that nearly 150 of these e-mails will

thomas payne broke during the american revolution may say that the 1960s because these were turbulent times. everything that was happening, racism is ubiquitous across the nation. this crash and another thought did not get the attention it deserved because it happens in quote, unquote multimedia save wichita kansas. i've never been to kansas before, had no idea what the history of kansas was. that was about it. you can imagine sitting there taking and surrounding and listening to the instructors that were there. did the first-term airmen venture. i am hearing about all of these things have happened and there's a short blurb about this is where the words disaster in kansas history occurred. i said it used and asked a question and did get the answers i wanted and i went to the library after that i didn't get the answers i wanted them. i found no substantial history there. 30 lives are taken, no memorial and this has been remained the worst non-national disaster in the state's history and there is not more on it. that's darted my initial intrigue with iraq and various other things in the

charles payne is here. making money starts now. >> stocks come roaring back. so it is the work over and what should web buying? i've got two stock ideas for you tonight. and hillary will only cost rich people about 550 billions. and new york returns to galorey welfare days of the 1970s as american cities go up in flames, the economic cost will at least generations. making money starts right now. snapping that seven-day losing streak, is this the start of another rebounds that we've been making tons of money on for the last few years? is this a new one? joining me now jonathan advisors development and president, and of course steve, our bgc partners trader and senior strategist out in chicago. you're the newbie on our team, what do you think? this market, the b shape rally is worth a lot. is this the beginning of a new one? >> i think the v might have a little flattening at the bottom, but i think the biggest threat right now to the market is that the fed doesn't raise rates. as counterintuitive that might sound, now guidance buy the news because everyone is in

it's a little over an hour away when charles payne starts. that tit for tat is something worth watching. charles follows this closely as well. down weak for the market. same for the dow. running 2% hit for the markets. a very volatile week. but interest rates are down. mortgages are cheaper. so even though you've been wiped out, go buy a home. >> if you can. >> if you can. if you can. see? there's the half full glass. we'll look at this this weekend. . new from meow mix with real salmon chicken or tuna. the only treat cats ask for by name. when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name yes, we are twins. of my parents and my grandparents. i was getting all these leaves and i was going back generation after generation. you start to see documents and you see signatures of people that you've never met. i mean, you don't know these people, but you feel like you do. you get connected to them. i wish that i could get into a time machine and go back 100 years, 200 years and just meet these people. being on ancestry just made me feel like i belon

charles payne is here. charles: well, the market crashed this week because everybody's losing their grip, china lost its grip and can't manipulate its economy, and the federal reserve can't decide to do with rates and today investors who have been holding on for dear life lost their grip and headed for the hills and somehow that could be positive. hold on to your grip because making money starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ charles: all right. guys, it was an ugly, ugly session. i don't have to tell you about it. markets smack down, you are looking at it right on your screen. i have to tell you it all looks absolutely amazing. these numbers are hard to put into perspective. again, the dow closing down more 530 points, it's the first time it has been down more than 500 in a session in more than four years. and president and ceo of management. and kerry is the president and president of diversified private wealth. let's start with you, gary, because i read your stuff every day. you've been very cautious by the same token

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. the donald proposing lower tax rates targeting companies that promote jobs. love him or hate him, is this the right plan to get the economy back on track? farry says absolutely. also here, ben stein, gerri willis, and charlie gasparino. why do you this one so much? >> it's a darn good start. the middle class has been crushed with taxes, how much they have to spend just to file their taxes, 75,000 pages of tax code. something's got to be done. there are people in this country that work for the month of july just to pay their first dollar. more money in people's pockets means more savings, more spendings and a better economy. corporations are not competitive because of how much they pay in taxes. >> we have the second highest corporate tax rate in the world. >> 39.1%. that's where the money is. if you're going to do anything, cut corporate taxes. there will be more jobs, better paying jobs. we have fewer people working in full-time jobs today than we did at the high point before the rec

charles payne weighs in.ing bell ringing] david: closing bells sound on wall street, up and down day. the dow is up. other indices are down. nasdaq is down about .21%. oil is the biggest loser today. into the $42 range, down another buck 09. 2 1/2% fall for oil. there is big questions whether the world is going to continue to grow or whether it is going to slow down along with china. melissa: while markets wait for tomorrow, here is everything you need to know now. americans are now spending more -- sending more money to washington than ever before in history. federal tax revenues this year hitting a record high.

. ♪ ♪ >> good evening i'm liz macdonald in for charles payne, more of hillar hillary clinton's e-mailsased tonight. more than 7,000 pages and we are going to tell you how many of them are considered classified. plus the latest gop polls show the outsiders, the nonpoliticians are a one, two punch for the gop party and the irs is in hot water again. now a judge demanding the tax agency be released every last demand the white house made for personal tax information. do not go anywhere. making money starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> breaking news. tonight the state department will release a new batch of

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is your world. warning that hillary clinton will not be the nominee. >> stick a fork in her. hillary clinton is done. she will not be the democratic presidential nominee. >> i got to tell you, neil is looking better and better every day. today it's looking even more dicey for clinton. to the washington examiner's susan crabtree. if democrats are hitting that panic button yet, and if they're not, why not? >> whenever you have james carville coming out swinging, clintons is in serious trouble. today he came out with an ed to torial and op-ed. it's not exactly a right wing conspiracy that they try to target. but it was my colleague who said that democrats are in freakout mode in washington over her performance yesterday in a press conference and her general problems without being able to escape this e-mail scandal. so when carville went on the attack, chris elisa went right back at him and you know this is not good for the clinton campaign. >> speaking of "the washington post," you had two op-eds this

is here, headach "making money." >> i am tom sullivan in for charles payne, you are watching "makinggin with breaking new, hackers attacked the pentagon, who is behind this massive breach? >> also all eyes on cleveland, first of two g.o.p. debates just wrapping up. in three hours donald trump he will take part in his first ever political debate. things look ugly for hillary clinton. her e-mail scandal is now a criminal investigation. but first we have breaking news we learn that there was a massive cyberattack at pentagon late last month, fox news

charles: in the meantime, up next, we've got an ask payne speed round.on of questions. tweet me, i'm @cbpayne. ♪ ♪ what do you think they'll be doing? ♪ ♪ charles: time now to answer your questions about the market and other money-making moves. sue says good-bye green mountain cure rig, twitter and valet. green mountain, golly, you don't have to rush in there. i do think somehow they're acquired by coke, so you see the volume take a shot. twitter, i think it found a bottom, it's still speck specul. valet, why mess around with it? we've got so many cheap american oil names, there's a lot of stuff to pick from, so i would skip that one. i think also i just had a tweet from someone on whole foods. well, let's do due first. tweeted says, hey, i'm not very impressed with the track record of level three communications. here's the thing, they have a pretty inconsistent track record, but it's a survivor. it has done extraordinarily well. it's about $10. you see the chart off the high. i think the stock is probably a buy. you'd have to buy in on monday. keep an e

i am charles payne jo lin king for neil cavuto.sell-off, second day in a row we are of 300 points for the dow. we have 1,000 points that have been erased from the dow jones industrial average in 2015. take a look at the market so-called fear gauge, this is the vix hitting a new fresh high for 2015. wild market swings are getting worse and worse. gerri: i hate this. please stop selling off the stocks. individual investors have been here before, financial advisers telling individual investors to stay on the sidelines. trying to catch a falling knife is the worst thing you can do. when you look it history of the back to 2008, back to the lows of the market selling off 50%. what do individual investors do? barely touch their 401(k)s and i are as, alan flows were 0.05%.

charles payne, you're the money guy. who were your best and worst when it came to the economy last night >> it was a close call. the governors all have pretty good track records. i would go with walker. you know, what hurt me a little bit, what hurt kasich was not direct economic question but when he was asked about medicaid and he gave the st. peter answer and you start wonder if he applied that to all-big government issues we could actually have worse than $18 trillion deficit. all the governors i think did a pretty good job within their own respective states but walker articulated how he would make that a national policy and to me financially, capitfiscally it m the most sense. >> lisa? >> regarding the economy charles payne is right, scott walker was able to lay out, you know, talk about his experience as governor and what he did in the state of wisconsin. i think john kasich and jeb bush were also articulate on this issue. it helps when you held executive office and point to pro growth solutions that you enacted as

but charles payne says the best way for the market to thrive is to stay out.rlie gasparino has his doubts. the big question, charlie and charles, is that government bureaucrats around the world have been trying to guide our markets in certain directions. are they succeeding or failing? >> big picture, they're quasi, china is quasi-succeeding in the fact that they've had ten years of a soft landing. >> that's a long soft landing. let's put it this way. we've been talking about them crashing for well over a decade and they haven't crashed. the fact of the matter is, every government, whether it's communists or capitalists, they all try to manipulate their currencies and their economy and ultimately, i think we'll end up with a bunch of greeces. david: they can manipulate the currencies and as a result they can manipulate the capital markets. what about the economy in general? >> that's where it kind of falls flat. if we've learned one thing from qe, besides printing money that's designed to lower long-term interest rates and short-term interest rates, depending

taken them out of his protection, they then encourage by immigrant englishman by the name of thomas payne who writes his famous pamphlet "common sents" in july of 1776 declare independence. and this newspaper volume, this is a bound volume of all of the papers from philadelphia publication known as the pennsylvania evening post from 1776. i've turned it to the page on saturday, july 6, 1776. and this is the first newspaper printing in english of the declaration of independence. and so while many viewers will have seen the large broad sides published by john dunlap and other printers, it would have been posted up in public places, this is probably the way many colonial americans first read the words of the declaration of independence published in newspapers. of course first in philadelphia but then quickly scattering out through the other colonies and then eventually by august appearing in print in london itself. so independence had actually been already declared on july 2 of 1776. we celebrate the fourth. the fourth is the day that the declaration of independence, the final version of the

. >> i am going to challenge -- charles payne to come on this program debate him because, i go the soany tweets yesterday in past couple days about you've been challenging i've been a long time challenging charles payne on this he has been saying, your a disservice to the average investor if you scare them no anybody who challenges the notion, that the federal reserve has been actually helping the economy, helping the market, why would you want to buy or own a u.s. equity, when you know that the fed involvement has been artificially propping it up he says it is a -- to talk like that everybody missed this bull market the rally. >> he is right he is right, and, you know, what -- what i mean, listen when you don't have different fiscal policy, flame, from the from the obama administration, something that works, the fed is only gave i am in town. >> the fed. >> equities, the reason to the extent that the fed has propped up u.s. economy you buy a stock if you are bullish on that company prospects, oobd on the prospect -- >> you can't be. >> sure you can. >> you can't the stock right now d

charles: we have to leave it we have an ask payne speed round, and a stock for you to we buy tomorrow, let's "making money," tweet me, i am at cvpayne. charles: now time to address your questions on "making money," john asked, time to take profits on mobile eye or sit tight? this stock was upgraded, you may want to take half, morgan stanley, pounding the table on this, i do believe they will be acquire one day, i think it will be a huge winner. maybe if you feel comfortable take half off of table. >> what do you think of cisco -- s-- sysco and disney? >> i think they are fabulous. one of those names that steady dividend and i love disney, i think it oversold, i know there is cord cutting out there. but they will be a player in a cordless world, time to help make you money could look at lamb research, they make chips for sell phone -- cell phone, computers, entertainment gadgets. they are going through the roof, higperformance computers, and is oil school semiconductor name that i think is right now firing on all cylinders, i do love if long-term, i caution it can be volatile, my targe

and if you want to see others like, this go to the website at www.foxbusiness.com/charles payne. >>>, let me just get to you, i want to do another one, let me get you your forecast for the week. up or down and by how much next week? >> happy with flat by the end of next week. liz: where do you think we're going? >> we could be higher. i think the economic data, employment number is going to be better than everybody is thinking and higher. liz: and you? >> test the low of this week. >> higher. liz: by how much? >> 2 or 3%. liz: you think the job numbers are catalyst higher and auto sales. >> auto sales, pmi. >> the ism number. >> all of that combined together we could be a few percentage points higher for sure. the dow is going to edge its way back up to positive. liz: great show, hope you join me every night at 6:00 p.m. eastern, if you can't set your dvr, you don't want to miss a moment of "making money." right now lou dobbs is next here on fox business. tom: good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. and hillary clinton once again confronting scandal, this time ove

militiamen were only enrolled for nine months or three months or six months and this is why in 1776 thomas payne writes a very famous essay called a crisis called the summer soldier he was talking about the militiamen. this summer soldiers would come when we didn't have to harvest crops but then they go back. this is why they needed a professional standing army. so there was a real discrepancy between the militia covered by the state and governors and not of farmers terror off but immigrants german and irish even though he resisted and would not in a list of blacks in he first took over the army. but the france joined and so they joined. for those who served and fought and won the revolution from dash heroic minutemen myth created after the war cemetery was great fear of a standing army. the people i can see a real hadn't won decennial adams and thomas jefferson feared a standing army they often ended with a strong man to march into takeover going back to julius caesar. and associated with those who had nothing better to you do and the soldiers through the dregs of society it was a negative imag

charles payne is next. ♪ charles: the day after fed ambivalence wall street throws a classic hissy fitamerican cities on fire. we discussedfire. we discussed the reason why along with social and economic consequences and the democratic civil war. the dow at 358 points. ♪ listen, it has been over a month i have been talking about this market which bubbled up to the surface, and it was ugly with the dow falling below 17,000. as painful as it is, i like bottoms to be reached swiftly, but the question is have we gotten their? also, this is mostly wall street whining. not ready to pull the trigger, but we are getting there. steve cortez and dan shafer. i will start with you. you have been cautious, talking about something like this happening. it was climactic. is this the kind of so a few have been looking for? >> it is, and iis, and i would say, as far as global growth it is in a freefall. if you areif you are a global investor, and most people are whether you know it or not if you are not scared you will be.be. there are opportunities command i tell you, as a more tactical guy, when there

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today is not the day to payne. you don't wake up on monday and sell everything out of your portfolio. we're already down 10%. at some point here, and i did some buying today, at some point this is a buying opportunity. maybe for a bounce. i tend to think lol longer-term we may have some problems. but tomorrow or monday morning you don't panic and sell. >> i couldn't agree with you more. if you're signature at home watching this show the worst thing in the world you can do on monday morning is wake up, call your broker and sell stocks. we're at a level right now that's very interesting. i personally think we're set up for a bounce, a trading boun here. i'm look firing bounce through next week. it could be short-lived. but i don't see significant down side risk here to this market. >> i'm not sure, when you say get up and don't call your broker and don't sell stocks, that probably would have been good advice -- or wouldn't have been good advice today. it depends on where we go from here. i think the technical damage

charles payne is next with "making money". charles: the top 10 candidates and those that are participating in the 5:00 p.m. debate on thursday night we will have the all-star panel to breaking a novel sides we have all the issues that you care about. we are moments the way it will be announced any moment the top than pulling canada it's on the g.o.p. side but there are to debate so all candidates should be involved one way or another. leader the bigger one in prime time or at 5:00 and all candidates will have the enormous platform to present their ideas off of the economy and how they will make a difference. all eyes are on a certain candidates. but everyone will get a shot and here are the names. of course, donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker, mike huckabee, a ben carson, a ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul, chris christie than john kasich. the 5:00 p.m. for dissidents is perry, read santorum santorum, bobby jim ball, george pataki, a carly fiorina and jim gilmore. and lindsay gramm. but i want to start with the media the you