charles payne, we have every single stock in the red right now. walmart, one lone holdout, swamped by the red tide. >> looking at uncertainty with banks. we talked about the banks. not a lehman moment. we don't know degrief health for banks. that is always a big question mark. they were weak coming into the year. maybe the fed would hike rates. remember all that quantity quantity, people say where does the money go that the fed prints? a lot of that billions went to shore up banks and buying that junk and toxic junk. we're still not really sure. that's why they're big losers. verizon down the least, domestic play. liz: we're going back down again. so much for bargain hunters. i told this final minute would be pretty rough. sam stovall, give me your last stock here? >> people are preparing for weekend. don't want to really be too exposed, if they have the opportunity to lighten up even more because we'll probably see weakness as we begin the new week. liz: beginning the new week, charles. would you be a buyer here in these last 30 seconds? >> no. i

our fox panel all-stars charles payne and deirdre bolton.ome of the issues that fueled the leave vote are some of the issues we have in this country. gary: donald trump made the same comments that nobody should make a decision based on what he says, but the way he sees it, this is almost a referendum for what's going to happen here. charles: there are parallels not just in the uk but through all western nations. the euro skeptic migration situation and compounded that, more specifically to the people of england. we have two things. it's been a long time coming. we think about it as recent. they admitted 10 more members of the eu in 2004, when people think about immigration, they are thinking middle eastern immigration. but people are coming in from is stone yeah. when iran took that ship hms cornwall, held the sailors for 15 days. they had to go to brussels. england hat had to go to brussels to get help and brussels dragged their feet. it's been coming a long time and it's a powerful movement. deirdre: regulation, red tape, bureaucracy, this

our fox panel all-stars charles payne and deirdre bolton.ome of the issues that fueled the leave vote are some of the issues we have in this country. gary: donald trump made the same comments that nobody should make a decision based on what he says, but the way he sees it, this is almost a referendum for what's going to happen here. charle there are parallels not just in the uk but through all western nations. the euro skeptic migration situation and compounded that, more specifically to the people of england. we have two things. it's been a long time coming. we think about it as recent. they admitted 10 more members of the eu in 2004, when people think about immigration, they are thinking middle eastern immigration. but people are coming in from is stone yeah. when iran took that ship hms cornwall, held the sailors for 15 days. they had to go to brussels. england hat had to go to brussels to get help and brussels dragged their feet. it's been coming a long time and it's a powerful movement. deirdre: regulation, red tape, bureaucracy, this h

they found edward payne in a parking lot. payne is from the district. police do not believe this was random crime. a $25,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest in this case virginia, is found safe after being lost on a hiking trip. she became separated from her friend around 8:00 last night. she found her way to a search vehicle at 1:00 in the morning. she was wet, cold, and disoriented. seems like she is going to be okay. >>> hillary clinton's shrinking magic number. clinton is now just 54 delegates short of clinching the democratic nomination. she'll likely become the presumptive nominee after the california primaries on tuesday. >> reporter: huge crowds turning out in california for both hillary clintona clinch the democratic nomination. sanders is still fighting there. >> if working people and young people are prepared to come out and make it is clear to late for establishment politics, we're going to win. >> reporter: hillary doesn't need a win in california. puerto rico's primary was sunday and five other states have p

our fox panel all-stars charles payne and deirdre bolton.ome of the issues that fueled the leave vote are some of the issues we have in this country. gary: donald trump made the same comments that nobody should make a decision based on what he says, but the way he sees it, this is almost a referendum for what's going to happen here. charles: there are parallels not just in the uk but through all western nations. the euro skeptic migration situation and compounded that, more specifically to the people of england. we have two things. it's been a long time coming. we think about it as recent. they admitted 10 more members of the eu in 2004, when people think about immigration, they are thinking middle eastern immigration. but people are coming in from is stone yeah. when iran took that ship hms cornwall, held the sailors for 15 days. they had to go to brussels. england hat had to go to brussels to get help and brussels dragged their feet. it's been coming a long time and it's a powerful movement. deirdre: regulation, red tape, bureaucracy, this

payne is from the district. police do not believe this was a random crime. $25,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest in this case. >>> preparations are under way in louisville for the final farewell to muhammad ali. his body now back in his hometown. as nbc's tributes are pouring in at the center that bears his name. >> reporter: homecoming, late today the body of muhammad ali arrived back in louisville as fans and mourners lined up to say so long. crowds along generations and ethnicities streamed into the ali center today, some offering personal reflections. edith says her late center went to louisville central high school with ali. this father named his oldest boy for the legend. >> for black person. >> he served his purpose that was put forth for him in this world. and he did it with grace, humility and just the utmost respect. >> reporter: the champ was also part of sunday religious services. his brother worshipped in town while the sermon at ebenezer baptist church included a flurry of ali's accomplishments. his voice outsi

candidacy payne attended a fan expo over the weekend in dallas and met face to face with actor peter mayhew. that makes me laugh every time i hear her laugh. he played chewbacca in five star wars films. the video of her laughing and wearing that mask has been viewed more than 115 million times, the most viewed facebook live video ever. >> i don't even really want the 15 minutes of fame. i hope it's more of being able to give in ways that my family could have never been able to give before. >> "time" magazine reports that payne has received at least $420,000 in gifts since her video went viral. gifts include vacations, department store merchandise, even college scholarships for her children. >> amazing what a facebook can do. >> that's the best purchase she ever made, that silly mask. >> really is. >>> time now 4:51, and prosecutors have decided not to charge the mother of that little boy who got inside a gorilla enclosure. coming up here in 20 minutes, why they felt she wasn't at fault for the incident that prompted the zoo to shoot and kill a silverback gorilla. >>> but first -- >>

payne: thank you, madam speaker. first i want to start by thanking congresswoman beatty for that very kind and generous introduction. we in our class are very proud of our colleagues and we support each other in times of need and i just would like to also congratulate and acknowledge congressman hakeem jeffries, the gentleman from new york, who is special order.is i appreciate the opportunity to discuss an issue that is very person to me -- that is very personal to me. before i begin, i just want to say that my heart goes out to the families and friends of the victims of the horrible tragedy in orlando. and i can only imagine what they are going through. the other thing that is very illuminating to me is that as we me here and stood up for a moment of silence, after that moment of silence, i believe members were given a one-minute opportunity to speak on any topic that they'd like to on the floor, as is customary, and not one person from the other side of the aisle mentioned what happened at orlando. so not only was

charles payne on floor of new york stock exchange. charles, the market, it was betting wrong all week that the uk would stay. do we have much more of the correction for that mistake to go? >> i'm not sure, david. in fact the market was really meandering until yesterday, particularly late yesterday. i tell people often market tries toto anticipate what with i will happen. sometimes the market tries to influence what happens as you and i know going into the fed meeting. we were at top of the range. we've done that a lot since low of february 11th and we fell. big question to your point, can support hold? we closed below key numbers from my point of view, not much below them but certainly we go into monday in somewhat more precarious position. david: you spent all day on the trading floor. what is speaking investors most at this point? >> uncertainty is spooking them the most. from a economic point of view what are economic ramification? you know what? maybe fear-mongering didn't work with respect to uk voters but only small margin but e

joining us now, from washington, erica payne. will you vote for hillary clinton? november if hillary clinton is on the ballot i will vote for hillary clinton 100%. >> so you're not one of these supporter who's say look, i dent like this woman. there are people out there that are saying no hillary. how about you? are you going to vote for hillary? >> i would say i'm not there yet. i think a lot of things have to happen and we'll see what happens at the convention. >> nothing is going to happen at the convention, he's going to wave and give a speech. what do you mean? you're not there yet. you know hillary clinton. she's not changing. both trump and hillary clinton -- >> to me, we know her policies and connections to wall street. we don't like those things. if there is a way to integrate us into the platform and into the party which i'm not sure about yet, if those things can happen. >> give me an example. so bernie is going to show up to the convention and get a prime time speaking engagement. they're going to be very respectful to bernie because they need you. the

charles payne is back next week on monday, lou dobbs is up next.a great weekend. ♪ ♪ lou: a cursing, violent mob described as a combination of clinton and sanders' supporters, illegal immigrants and an artists attacked trump's supporters as they left the trump rally. the assailants threw water balloons at the trump supporters, thugs stole make america great again hats, burning them on the sidewalks

i'm charles payne in for neil. donald trump will speak in a few moments at the faith and freedom conference in washington d.c. of course, he's looking to court evangelical voters so critical if he's going to win the white house in november. hillary clinton, in the meantime, will address the planned parenthood action fund. that's also in washington, d.c., and we are monitoring both for you. we're at monitoring -- also monitoring this market today. oil still pulling back, stocks down but off the lows after consumer confidence came in a little better than expected. of course, this all highlights voter economic worries this election. in fact, in a fox news poll 85% say that they feel that there's more at stake in this election than ever before. to washington examiner sarah westwood who joins me now. sarah, i guess every year we kind of feel like it's the most important year, but i don't know if i've ever seen 85% of people saying this is it. >> that's a big proportion of people. and there are two big reasons for that.

howard payne. >> this is a misdirect.me think with payne it's a villain but it's really a veep. >> it's a creep! dennis hopper's character in "speed." >> here we, go hannibal hamlin. >> again, you're faking me out. you faked me out on the last one so i'm going to go creep. >> vp! 15th vice president of the united states. >> come on you guys. >> so far you did worse than chlumsky and you did worse than matt combined? >> fantastic. can you have other people from our show on to fail worse than i did so that i look better. >> you are adorable. thank you so much. have a wonderful time with your family. >> "veep" airs sunday on hbo. >> and we'll get into the weeds to keep at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. the sensational news? new lash sensational luscious mascara from maybelline new york. oil-infused formula softens. fanning brush reveals layers and layers of dense

so, thomas payne allowed anybody to print it.ou lower the price and said -- he lowered the price and said anybody could purchase it. >> and, anti-mormonism in america, since its founding in the 1930's and the current struggles with the animosity. >> they are a religious minority ho overtime, have had debates over religion. >> and tickets for the brigham museum ofersity paleontology. talksrator of the museum about how the fossils were gathered from utah and surrounding states and how dr. jetson changed the way fossils and bones are displayed. >> the animal looks more alive in the sense that you get the feeling that these are bones, but if brings life oto these bones. >> and the professor of history saysigham university, mormons began setting up satellite communities. and they established the satellite of provo. noontch this on saturday at eastern and sunday on c-span3. the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. now, a discussion on u.s. trade policy and the impact of the trans

ur next speaker is loice francle, followed by don payne, ollowed by alan grayson. if host: we have been showing you live individualo, periscope video from scott peerts, democratic congressman from california, of video from the floor of the house that that sit-in continues by democrats. got under way at 11:30 eastern this morning. the issue being, gun legislation. the democrats would like to be considered by the house. the house was set to come in at noon today and take up the financial services bill for 272017. hat's all been put off until t.f.n. we'll keep you posted on when and if the house will come in this afternoon. they are in recess called cubt to the you will -- called subject to the call of the chair. we'll get your thoughts on what ou're seeing, hearing. 202-748-8921 for democrats. 2 -- republicans, reart. 202-748-8920 for democrats. and independents and all others, 202-748, 8922. we welcome your comments on twitter. you can accepted us a tweet@c-span. one from kelly who tweets, stop yelling at c-span, yell at congress. she may be referring tore the camer

but charles payne is waiting to take it away. charles, it's yours. >> two days in a row you tease us with this. take it to 18,000 and then drop it in our laps with this. thanks a lot, stuart. see you soon. 2016 the donor battle now just heating up because the general election is now in focus. welcome to cavuto coast to coast, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, they've got the nominations and now vying for more donors. but does trump hurt fundraising efforts by getting off script? charlie gasparino is in with the recent backlash. not a good week for donald trump. will it hurt him on raising money? >> it's still not clear. i talked to a lot of people. there are some interest -- there's a lot of interest when the polls start to tighten up. but i think this last week has put a lot of big donors off. the other thing charles that's very interesting is how the democrats are playing trump's bad week. and this is really key i think for the republicans holding onto the senate. mark as you saw yesterday unendorsed donald trump. bob portm

i am charles payne in for a neil cavuto. momentum with house speaker paul ryan unveiling the plan to rein in government ways. despite disagreements with donald trump coming is the better choice for the economy. >> do i believe hillary clinton is the answer to solving his problems? i do not. we have more common ground on policy issues of the day and more likelihood of getting policies enacted with him than we do with her. charles: of mark's toronto, emily sassaman. taking aim at hillary clinton obviously. this wasn't also an exact ringing endorsement of donald trump either. what do you make of this? i think it's pretty odd to begin with but it feels like paul ryan is on a parallel track to donald trump. is unveiling his own plan. he's unveiling the future of the gop. as an adult trump's party anyway? >> it is donald trump's party and paul ryan needs to get in line with his endorsement. he got on board the train, babysitting back in the caboose because it's not a full endorsement. charles, on substance, this is that the gop sh

welcome everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world."ocrats patting themselves on the back after their 24-hour sitin over gun control following the orlando terror attack and now the house speaker is firing back. >> they are sending out fundraising solicitations like this one. house democrats on the house floor. your contribution will g

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welcome everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." democrats patting themselves on the back after their 24-hour sitin over gun control following the orlando terror attack and now the house speaker is firing back. >> they are sending out fundraising solicitations like this one. house democrats on the house floor. your contribution will go to the dccc. if this is not a political student why are they trying to raise money off of this, off of a tragedy. >> in a moment we'll talk to democratic congresswoman who was involved but first to texas republican congressman louis gohmert. you heard in the video. you have never been shy. but you were like the old web breaker there. what happened? walk us through how that went down. >> well, first of all, you had folks taking control of the house floor in violation of a massive number of rules of the house that have never been violind in this manner. there have been a couple of canings over the history of the congress and shouting matches, but to have one party take over and deprive another party und

. >> she's the viral sensation with the force on her >> candice payne, aka chewbacca mom taking facebookup nearly 150 million views and counting. her her infectious laugh has america loling. what's been the best part of all of this. >> in all honesty, being able to share joy with people. >> reporter: we caught up with candice for some out of this world fun. >> i like her. she's a lady. >> reporter: at walt disney world. she men met the wookiee warrior himself. >> do you use any beard oil. >> no. >> can we take a selfie? >> yes. >> okay, ready? here we go. oh! i like that one. are we going to do -- duck lips? can you do duck lips? oh, that one works. oh. i love you. okay. chewbacca loves me. >> reporter: a joyous day for this super fan, fireworks and all. >> when simple joys turn to extravagant joys, this is what you end up with. when you have a heart full of joy, it will change everything. >> you have a heart full of joy, don't you? >> no. a stone heart. it's great to see her there enjoy disney. >> you make me very happy. >> i do? thank you. finally i got one. >> oh, wow. there we are. >

charles payne in for neal caputo. >>> his wife left the state of florida. right now, i do not know the answer of that. i believe she was going to travel but i do not know her location now. >> wow, even the attorney general doesn't know the exact location of the orlando terrorist's wife. is that a worry? welcome everyone. i'm charles payne in for nick caputo. >>> how unusual is it that the attorney general wouldn't know where the shooter's wife is particularly as all this evidence mounts that she knew a lot about what was going on? >> well, charles, we were first to report last week based on the single law enforcement source that she had left florida and we understood she was visiting relatives possibly in mississippi. for some context, it is not unusual in fbi investigation once they have done multiple interviews with a subject and they have gathered information to, in effect, to cut them loose to see where they go, who they talk with and who they asoishate with and whether that is consistent with or conflicts with the information the subject gave them duri

lois payne is all swing and no nonsense competing at a local club tournament for the 71st year in a rownice swing. the canadian powerhouse likes to golf because it's a good game and you don't get into fights. >> i love it! i love sports. >> and payne says we'll be seeing her next year because she has no plans of slowing down. >>> >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. i want you all to get out of your chair and practice your best goal call because what you're about to hear you have never heard before. coming up. >> what? >> and what's cool about your school or summer camp? email your nomination to coolschools@kpix.com or coolcamps@kpix.com, and we may come and feature your school or summer camp on the show. - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. care. ♪ you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incr

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. of his free coverage so there is no reason to raise all of that campaign cash. ben stein is off this week. and dagen mcdowell doing another great job. can the donald win without the

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. all of his free coverage so there is no reason to raise all of that campaign cash. ben stein is off this week. and dagen mcdowell doing another great job. can the donald win without the dollars? >> absolutely charles. he can. he doesn't need quite a billion dollars. he needs to reinforce his ground game. that's been his biggest weakness. as far as spending a bunch of money on political ads he can do that inexpensively and expect those to go viral. and at the same time the "new york times" estimates 2 million in free media coverage. and he'll continue do so. he's been the most masterful presidential candidate we've seen at that. that doesn't replace a traditional presidential campaign fundraising but it is certainly enough that he doesn't need to raise a billion dollars. >> and that 2 billion is probably higher because that report came out not too longing. >> it will be 5 million by november. >> i don't want to start off by arguing with kennedy. actually i kind do. >> well you guys are

trish: do not forget to watch making money with charles payne. 6:00 p.m.tern with more market analysis. now that britain has decided to leave, eu leaders are calling for the uk to leave as soon as possible. what happens to the european union? are we beginning to look at possibly the end of it. jim b on go, president of the ongoing research. good to see you guys. i have never understood the european union. it is great in theory. alexander hamilton coming along. i do not see how it funk shift in its current capacity. your thoughts? >> i think you look at some of the other polls. all kinds of countries here in the coming weeks. just to say to your example, france and italy, 50% of the population are in favor of leaving big eu. burkle and brussels and the power of trying so hard to hold this together knew darn well that the breck said could be the first leading to the eventual unraveling of big euro. i think we are trying to realize it is failing. trish: yes. you would agree with that. big euro has failed. >> it is in the process of failing. i think that danie

hasbro is the maker of the mask invited payne to their headquarters to present this action figure, the full chewy likeness. >> put that on the list for your birthday present. >> or not. >> no? >> let's say we did and don't. >> not getting kendis that for his birthday. the cavaliers and golden state warriors competed for the nba championship. we saw the u.s. open. >> i an huge weekend for competitions. >> going around. but the dads got into the father's day spirit and got into the mix, as well. so this is a meme that started on facebook spaj life of dad. it is basically taking on a life of its own. when the dad started i think the original post was five cheerios. and essentially it was beat that. can you top five. well, here are other dads came out to show, yeah, i can top that. interestingly, more than 10,000 comments, now hundreds of baby pics are coming out. this dad took it to a new level. you're supposed to tag the actual cheerios, not the box. most of the kids were sleeping. this one very good at standing still. >> quite creative there to do it with a kid that's awake. >> if you w

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payne. >> i will tackle it let me tell you something.a fund mention difference between pro-progressives and conservatives when it comes to people visiting this country. progressives think that people move in order to build better lives for their families. >> you're okay with anybody -- >> -- our country. >> any time they want? >> i'm perfectly okay with anybody who wants to be a constructive part of this country. >> anybody? no matter how many of them. >> live and work. >> okay. >> we can handle it, bill. this is the greatest country in the world. we can handle an influx of different kinds of people. we are made up of different kinds of people already. >> erika. >> look, bill -- >> i am thrilled that you sore honest because this is what americans have to decide. whether they want -- >> -- we have to decide this. >> the country that you envision or a country that i envision. mr. zahr, 30 seconds, go ahead. >> i think i'm getting a win, bill. >> let me say, this bill. i live in deer born, michigan made vibrant by immigrants. you should vis

. >> candice payne attended a fan expo in dallas. she met face to face with the actor.lp but laugh when i see that and hear her. she met the actor, peter mayhew, he played chewbacca in five of the star wars films. the video of her laughing and wearing that mask, though, has been viewed more than 115 million times now. it is the most viewed facebook live video ever. >> i don't even really want the 15 minutes of fame. i hope it's more of being anal to give in -- able to give in ways that my family could have never been able to give before. >> "time" magazine reports that payne has received at least $420,000 in gifts since her video went viral. >> wow. >> the gifts include vacations, department store merchandise and college scholarships for her children. >> who would have guessed. wow. >> it's amazing. >> yeah. >>> well, one roams the outfield while the other throws sliders past hitters. when we return the two san francisco giants players who will give fans a jolt this morning. it's all for a good cause. >>> welcome back. if you are heading to peet's coffee for -- pitcher

in a speech earlier this week commemorating refugee day, national security adviser admiral payne said admissions process without skipping any security steps so far we've admitted about 3500 syrian refugees . more in the last five weeks than in the past seven months and mister payne adding, this in addition to tens of thousands of refugees added every year those are not necessarily coming from a place where we know the terrorists are nesting with their stronghold in raqqa >> hillary quickly wants to release increase that sixfold. she said even more syrian refugees. this is an issue that donald trump should beat the drum on every single day because he is right that in a time of war, we should not be admitting people from countries where they've made it. cia director brennan said it directly, it's their stated idea to identify training radicals. why are we allowing this process to continue when we clearly do not have a handle. >> let's talk about the process a little bit because not want to go it used to take three years. >> it's still, the average is 18 to 24 months. >> the state depart

. >> cal, back several paynes ago, you wrote 88/10 088/100. that's 88 weapons per 100 people for the u.s. >> exactly. as we go through here, switzerland is about 45 per 100. number ten sweden is at about 26. >> surprises on that list starting with switzerland and finland, i guess. >> and saudi arabia i was surprised. 35 for 100. >> and three paynes forward the deaths per other countries in the world. the red bar right there. unbelievable. >> yeah, and again, you know, a lot of these countries here have past recent gun legislation and that's where you see a lot of politics coming into place. the port arthur shooting in 1996 was a seminole moment in australia that changed gun laws forever and australia is one of the safest countries for gun violence. >> i saw you go through this demonstration today. i wanted to give our viewers the benefit of your findings again. thank you very much. back down to orlando we go. jacob rascon outside the hospital there where he's been stationed. jacob? >> reporter: and brian, what we did today, we were able to sit

charles payne in for neal caputo. >>> his wife left the state of florida.that. i believe she was going to travel but i do not know her location now. >> wow, even the attorney general doesn't know the exact location of the orlando terrorist's wife. is that a worry? welcome everyone. i'm charles payne in for nick caputo. >>> how unusual is it that the attorney general wouldn't know where the shooter's wife is particularly as all this evidence mounts that she knew a lot about what was going on? >> well, charles, we were first

investigators say she attacked alfred payne on the 500-block of marion avenue last september. he died five months later from his injuries. floyd is set to appear in court next month. >>> jurors resume deliberations on monday in the corruption trial of congressman sciachak a fattah. the judge removed one of of the jurors in the case and replaced him with an alternate yesterday. the jury only got the case on wednesday but the judge ordered them to begin deliberations all over again. the congressman is charged with ra racket tearing and money laundering. >>> a grand jury decided not to file charges against two vineland police officers after a man died in their custody. >> do it now! >> the officers were called to west grape street in march last year for a disturbance. according to the ruling the officers got into a scuffle with phillip white as they attempted to subdue him and says a canine bit white as he was trying to take one of the officer's guns. white was taken to the hospital where he died. the official cause of white's death was drug intoxication which suggested white had

candace payne was charging $20 for autographs last weekend at a fan ex-no dallas.me" magazine reports that she's received gifts worth nearly a half million dollars since his video went viral. geez. >>> on the cbs "money watch," debt relief for puerto rico, and millions of twitter accounts are at risk. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >>> good morning. u.s. market are in a bit of a holding pattern ahead of next week's federal reserve meeting. the dow lost 19. the s&p lost 3. >>> the house overwhelmingly passed a rescue package to ease puerto rico's financial crisis. the vote comes two weeks before puerto rico has to make a $2 billion debt payment. the legislation creates a financial control board that would oversee negotiations with creditors in the court. it does not provide taxpayer found reduce any of puerto rico's $70 billion debt. the bill now heads to the senate. >>> millions of twitter user names and passwords reportedly are on sale on the dark web. twitter notified affected users and is forcing them to cha

all-stars on whether we are witnessing a technology bubble, we welcome deirdre bolton and charles payne charles, bubble or no bubble? >> unicorn, sure, i think there's a -- maria: the private companies. >> here's the thing i think is really interesting, and it's a two-pronged thing. if this blows up on rich tech investors, it's okay with me. what i don't like is to extract all the value out of these things and foist them upon the public as an ipo. maybe alibaba could be -- to a earn degree -- an example of that. i don't like this new model of all the great gains happening in the private sector, and then they go ipo at these rich valuations, and i hope that the public gets hip to that. >> actually, i would like to answer that because i do think most of the risk is happening in the private market. even the venture capitalists are slowing down, they're looking for this hybrid between boot strapping and the big v.c. money where they may never get their money back. let's face it, as far as bringing new issues to market, it's really slowing down. so this bubble is a little bit kinder to the p