and now into the spring.don payne - enough rain for the year. the horn's been blowing for the last 2 months cars have been driving on slick roads, and it'll go on through the night. martha doesn't mind all the wet weather.martha payne sot - oh i feel so good. i like rain. i like sunny days tooshe might embrace it all, but her husband is ready for some dry days.sot - yea enough rain he'll just have to wait a bit longer. the morning commute is expected to be pretty nasty. so be prepared with your umbrellas, rainboots, raincoats, and everything you'll need to get through it. standupthere's still more rain..and we're going to be seeing that throughout the week,reporting live from san anselmo ((pam))make sure you have the kron four moble app to track the storm . we'll keep you updated about severe weather or traffic problems in your area with breaking news push alerts. it's available and free for both apple and android devices. (steve)tonight. . . a domestic violence dispute takes a deadly turn just outside a business.it happened earlier this afterno

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payne didn't make it, so michael decided he was going to continue making these videos.ing to continue dancing in the name of mr. payne. and to talk to us more about his journey, we have michael via skype right this minute. welcome to the show, michael. what does it feel like to have that positive influence on people? >> i'm hoping the video -- i'm not really looking for myself to inspire. >> do you feel like you're getting benefit off it though? people all over the world talk about the restorative benefits of a positive mental attitude. you seem to have that? >> i love dancing. i love talking. i talk a lot. a lot of people on the floor, a lot of patients. >> you say other patients are saying this. do you go down the hallways and give them a show? >> i talked to the nurses to show them the videos but they won't do it. so i post it onto groups -- cancer groups, leukemia groups. everyone just shares it and leaves positive comments and how much it inspires them. >> have any of the doctors or nurses say, hey, we're going to need you to settle down a little bit? >> yeah. i ge

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. of charlie gasparino is right the longer this drags on the bigger the drag on the market and the economy. gerri willis is off this week. give us your premise. charlie:he never laughed at my jokes. pipe down, professor. with all due respect of course. i think the markets are pricing a fairly significant corporate tax cut is a modest individual tax cut, pricing and regulatory reform and the longer they are around with this health care plan which they shouldn't have gone for first anyway, the more they do it, the more conservatives build, rebuild rome in a day because they will never put the genie back in the bottle of obamacare. the longer we dealing with this, the markets are up which is pricing insignificant fiscal stimulus, economic growth. charles:mitch mcconnell expressed concerns. we are going to do it by act. over 100 points. never sat behind us. the markets will be said. let's hear from you. and the stock market goes more. the markets are priced to perfection. i don't know how i

charles payne, charles payne, which would you buy, facebook or snap? >> facebook. stuart: why?> it's a behemoth. snap has no secondary play. they consider themselves a camera company. stuart: but facebook will bring out the animal spirits in charles payne? >> not at this level, but i own it cheaper, but i tell you what, this market is acting great, absolutely great. stuart: i got that. ashley: and people are spending money. the retail ice age? they may not be spending at malls, but on cruise ships and winnebago, people want to get out there and live life like greg norman. [laughter] >> the segue was good. look who is here, golf legend greg norman. welcome back. >> charles is right on point. we see it, disposable income, spending a little more out there. stuart: really? >> absolutely, we're seeing it in our business. stuart: before we get to that, who do you like for the masters? >> dustin johnson. he's red-hot, he's got a great feel about it, a great presence on the golf course. or yatsyama from japan. stuart: you're the most brilliant golfer or one of the most in a generation

and now into the spring.don payne - enough rain for the year. the horn's been blowing for the last 2 months cars have been driving on slick roads, and it'll go on through the night. martha doesn't mind all the wet weather.martha payne sot - oh i feel so good. i like rain. i like sunny days tooshe might embrace it all, but her husband is ready for some dry days.sot - yea enough rain he'll just have to wait a bit longer. the morning commute is expected to be pretty nasty. so be prepared with your umbrellas, rainboots, raincoats, and everything you'll need to get through it. standupthere's still more rain..and we're going to be seeing that throughout the week,reporting live from san anselmo (pam) make sure you have the kron-4 mobile app to track the storm. we will keep you updated on severe weather and traffic in your area ... with breaking news push alerts. (steve) new tonight at ten: high drama in the normally sleepy east bay city of lafaytte. police say they're investigating a home invasion, robbery, and kidnapping.(pam) tonight the suspect is b

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from tax cuts to health care, charles payne says these distractions could be the real killer and also here, charlie gasperino, gerri willis, gary and adam. ben stein, i regret to tell you is off this week. charles payne, you're listening and seeing this and all you can sigh is whenever you think about the other matters, they're getting in the way of dealing with the matters that matter, right? >> absolutely. >> and tax cuts and the rest. >> absolutely.

from tax cuts to health care, charles payne says these distractions could be the real killer and also here, charlie gasperino, gerri willis, gary and adam. ben stein, i regret to tell you is off this week. charles payne, you're listening and seeing this and all you can sigh is whenever you think about the other matters, they're getting in the way of dealing with the matters that matter, right? >> absolutely. >> and tax cuts and the rest. >> absolutely. you start to get that wall street rubber-necking. there can't be too many distractions because we've had such a positive response to president trump, all the things he promised in his agenda, we need them to come true. they don't need to happen in a hundred dass or artificial timeline, but we've got to be confident they will happen and this administration can't get too caught up in some of the other things. some of it's noise and some is not. but if they are distracted, then, particularly considering there are enough republicans against key parts of his agenda that he's got to deal with that. you don't want to get too distracted on othe

his wife, melissa cochran—payne, seriously injured.amily spoke publicly for the first time. from utah, they are a mormon family, who have found strength in their faith. i think it's hard for most of us to imagine here what it must be like to lose somebody in this way. can you give us some sense of the impact on the family? i think it's brought us really close together. our family's been always close together, and we've also had some wonderful, wonderful times together. we just love and support each other so much, and i think it's made us even that much stronger. kurt cochran ran a music studio back home, an enthusiasm supporter of local bands. —— enthusiastic. their song was featured and they're about to get going right here... there have been tribute concerts in his honour. his family overwhelmed by the thousands of messages they've received. what the cochran and payne families have shown today is what happens when you are suddenly affected by an event of this magnitude. it has brought with it trauma, grief and, for them, forgiveness.

his wife, melissa cochran—payne, seriously injured.st time. from utah, they are a mormon family, who have found strength in their faith. i think it's hard for most of us to imagine here what it must be like to lose somebody in this way. can you give us some sense of the impact on the family? i think it's brought us really close together. our family's been always close together, and we've also had some wonderful, wonderful times together. we just love and support each other so much, and i think it's made us even that much stronger. kurt cochran ran a music studio back home, an enthusiasm supporter of local bands. their song was featured and they're about to get going right here... there have been tribute concerts in his honour. his family overwhelmed by the thousands of messages they've received. what the cochran and payne families have shown today is what happens when you are suddenly affected by an event of this magnitude. it has brought with it trauma, grief and, for them, forgiveness. none of us harbour any ill will or harsh feeling

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"making money with charles payne" is next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. a historic day on wall street as the dow closes above 21,000 today. the first time that ever happened. s&p 500 and nasdaq ringing in new record highs. stocks soaring across the board, fueled by mounting evidence the economy is taking off, the point made off next month in president trump's first ever address to congress where he pledged to revitalize the economy and bridge the gaps that divide america. >> everything that is broken in our country can be fixed. every problem can be solved and every hurting family can find healing and hope. our citizens deserve this and so much more. why not join forces and finally get the job done and get it done right? [applause] charles: well the president's speech has been met with backlash and scorn from the mainstream media, president trump made major inroads with his pundits this time around. >> i'll give the president, that was the most deliberate, disciplined speech i ever seen him give in all the time we've been watching. most disciplined, on me

not withstanding the iconic goal of the american revolution, voiced by tom payne to an asylum for mankind. many in the united states, particularly members of the dominant federalist political party, had grown increasingly nativist during the 1790s with the lapping tide of xenophobia finally cresting were the congress passage of the alien acts in 1798. in europe, incentury rex was in the air and not only was the french resolution still unfolding, triggering military clashes across the continent, but in 1789 a fierce rebellion against british authority failed in ireland, resulting in some 040,000 deaths and forcing many dissidents to flee for safety to the united states. massachusetts congressman ranted that he did not wish to invite hoards of wild irishmen, nor the turbulent and disorderly of all parts of the world to come here with a view to disturb our tranquility. death, stone dead in the view of federalists, the dominant political party in the early republic, were visions of america's special role in the world has a beacon of liberty. one of the most catastrophic blunders his presidenc

his wife, melissa cochran—payne, seriously injured.y spoke publicly for the first time. from utah, they are a mormon family, who have found strength in their faith. i think it's hard for most of us to imagine here what it must be like to lose somebody in this way. can you give us some sense of the impact on the family? i think it's brought us really close together. 0ur family's been always close together, and we've always had some wonderful, wonderful times together. we just love and support each other so much, and i think it's made us even that much stronger. kurt cochran ran a music studio back home, an enthusiasm supporter of local bands. their song was featured and they're about to get going right here... there have been tribute concerts in his honour. his family overwhelmed by the thousands of messages they've received. what the cochran and payne families have shown today is what happens when you are suddenly affected by an event of this magnitude. it has brought with it trauma, grief and, for them, forgiveness. none of us harbour

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. president trump not alone in wanting to create border walls. border walls across the globe have been surging. significant frontier barriers have been popping up. there is even one in saudi arabia that is mind boggling. that's to defend against isis. here to explain, tammy bruce. the wall is happening. we have the money in the budget for it. around the world there were 15 different countries and they are saying we want to keep our people safe. tammy: this is from the beginning of man, the standard to do it. and it works. but this tells you this is the basic fight between globalists and nationalists. individual have seen the global agenda -- we are willing to listen to any agenda if it works for humanity. it failed thriving nations and suffering nations. what we do know is that nations that are secure are better for their own people. they are certainly for the united states. stronger america is better for everyone who wants to come here. the on way we can manage it is not just the psych

it had been their first time and his wife melissa cochran payne.t ever visit outside the usa. they had been on a tour of europe to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. kurt was killed after being thrown from the bridge onto the pavement below. a single bunch of flowers marks where he fell. melissa suffered multiple injuries and is still in hospital. today, 13 members of theirfamily spoke publicly for the first time. from utah, they are a mormon family that have found strength in their faith. it is hard for most of us to imagine what it is like to lose somebody in this way. can you give us some sense somebody in this way. can you give us some sense of the impact on the family? i think it has brought us really close together. our family has always been close together and we have had wonderful times together. we just love and support each other so we just love and support each other so much and i think it makes it that much longer. none of us harbour any ill will or harsh feelings towards this. so we love our brother, we love what he brought to t

jared payne is back in full training after an ankle knock but hasn't done enough to oust garry ringrosen the replacemnts with wing tommy bowe coming in for his injured ulster picked upn a groin injury in their win over the french but is fine to start. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are ruth lea, economic adviser at arbuthnot banking group, and caroline wheeler, political editor at the sunday express. good to see you both, it has been an interesting day. we start with the telegraph and its take on the budget is the tories have broken their ma nifesto is the tories have broken their manifesto pledge not to raise taxes. the guardian described the chancellor is falling into a tax trap over his approach to national insurance. the times describes the policy as a tax on red, while the express says philip philip hammond is laying down the tracks for the brexit move. the daily express asks what is so funny. the mail shows a picture of philip hammond and says it is no laughing matter. all the references a re it is no laughing matte

charles payne, "making money" is next. [♪] less man two hours ago attorney general jeff sessions announcede's recrucial himself from any matters related to the russians and the campaign. reporter: sessions said i did not have communications with the russians during his confirmation hearing. but now we know he spoke to the russian ambassador twice. democrats are saying he lied to congress under oath and calling for him to resign. sessions said he will recuse himself from any investigation related to the campaign. he said that when he testified his answer was honest and correct as he understood the question baits related to the trump presidential campaign and not to his role as a senator and senators meet with diplomats all the time. so he said he did not testify falsely. >> let me be clear. i never had meetings with russian opera tifs or intermediaries about the trump campaign. the idea i was part of a quote continuing exchange of information during the campaign between trump surrogates and intermediaries for the russian government is totally false. that is the question that senator franken

making money with charles payne is next. charles: good evening. i'm charles payne.he continues to pull on the charmed offense of after meeting with key conservative leaders at the white house last night we went to bring want to bring in two of those folkwho were at the meeting david mcintosh you guys seem to pleased when you walked out of the white house of course you are cordial but everybody wants to know what happened inside last night? >> it was a good meeting. the president of the united states wanted to hear from key party patriots and from the

china, overnight he tweeted about it again and head of his meeting with the chinese president shijim paynee president shi jim payne, so there are concerns about whether this current growth is sustainable. thank you very much. let's see how the markets have been getting on. the mckay and the hang seng closed down ever so slightly, a bit of a rally on wall street, inspired by better than expected uk economic growth figures. asian investors waiting to see what will happen now at donald trump's summit in china next week. south africa's brand plunged after jacob zuma sacked his finance minister. looking at the european markets, we should be able to see, i can tell you they are a bit down, some figures coming out in europe today, fourth—quarter uk gdp figures, the last revision for those out, we will be waiting to see those, european market waiting to hear, like the rest of us, what donald tusk has to say. dom was laughing at you! good to see you. we have just finished the third period, and what is stonking period it was. todayis it was. today is the last day of the quarter, global stock markets

payne of new jersey for march 23, 2017. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request s granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that when the house adjourns today it adjourn to meet on monday, march 27, 2017, when it will convene at noon for morning hour debate and 2:00 p.m. for legislative usiness. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the house -- >> mr. speaker, i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned mr. hoyer: who was indefatigable in her work to ensure that every american would have the security of the availability of health insurance. this bill went down today. it went down today because the majority of the representatives of the american people in the house of representatives thought this was a bad bill. went in the wrong direction. left 24 mil

charles: hello, everyone, i'm charles payne in for neil cauto. we're watching number of flight cancellations thousands without power and we'll have more on that coming up. but first, to the firestorm in washington over the cbo report on the gop health care bill. blake burman is at the white house with the latest. blake? reporter: hi, there, charles. speaking storm you saw our camera get knocked by. we're getting a little bit here. this is something for republicans and democrats to hammer home. we're talking about projection shows decrease in premiums by 10% in the long term. they also point to how the congressional budget office showing that the deficit will be reduced by about $340 billion over 10 years. democrats say 14 million people willing off health care by next year. that jumps to 24 million in decade time. this cbo score is getting a whole lot of pushback from folks within the administration and republicans on capitol hill saying look, it is just simply not accurate. speaking of the storm, here is how theirector mick mulvaney put the cbo

was a tight game at rodney parade but three tries for ulster, the pick of them from full back jared payneem over the line. hot on ulster‘s heels in the table are llanelli scarlets. they scored four tries tonight in their bonus point win over edinburgh. including two from fly—half rhys patchell. 26—10 the final score. it's been a busy night in rugby league's super league and we have a new leader in hull fc. but at the other end of the table, things have gone from bad to worse for bottom side warrington who've lost every game this season, beaten tonight by st helens 31—6. this the pick of saint's five tries, adam swift finishing off a lovely run which started from inside st helen's own half. so confirmation of that score and the night's other results. england wicketkeeper sarah taylor still hopes to play in this summer's cricket world cup. she has not been selected fora training camp in the uae next month. taylor's taken a break from the sport because of anxiety problems. but is back in training and according to coach mark robinson. she's planning a gradual return to the team. now you somet

"making money" with charles payne is next. [♪] charles: good evening, i'm charles payne.hase one of the obamacare rollback has begun and it looks like a rocky road ahead. here is what tom price told neil cavuto a short while ago. >> this is a positive solution, one that seeks to put patients and families and doctors in charge of healthcare and not the federal government. phase one, the reconciliation bill that's required to go through the budge terry process. phase two is the hundreds of rules and regulations put in place by the previous administration. then the third phase requires a further piece of legislation. charles: this is all very confusing so we had to bring in the best. people are frustrated about some of the things that are in the bill and some of it has to do with process. >> you bet. you can't have a budget reconciliation bill and bring in anything you want to. it has to be about the numbers, about the math, about the money. some of the thing they want to do isn't about that. you want insurers to sell policies across state lines in that will take a bill. tha

in new york, charles payne, fox business. >>> well, a beautiful saturday here in the bay area. a spectacular drone footage over oakland area. clear skies. we have been waiting for a weekend like this. beautiful at jack london square. january and february, so active with multiple storms, strong storms, but today, finally, a break. in fact, looks like a summertime weather pattern with the low clouds and fog in the morning clearing back to near the shoreline. i want to thank our photographer will for capturing these beautiful scenes from oakland earlier this afternoon. as you can see, the temperatures from this afternoon, they warmed up nicely. 70s toward santa rosa, antioch. santa rosa 73. a bit cooler coast side here with the on shore breeze. the fog was a factor. it has been regrouping over the past few hours. here is the biggest picture out here in the pacific and the main storm track headed up to our north, you see the green up toward portland. we have areas of fog bumping up close to the coastline. right around the bay. and we have an on shore wind as well. so patchy fog on

"making money" with charles payne is next. [♪] charles: good evening, i'm charles payne.re rollback has begun and it looks like a rocky road ahead. here is what tom price told neil cavuto a short while ago. >> this is a positive solution, one that seeks to put patients and families and doctors in charge of healthcare and not the federal government. phase one, the reconciliation bill that's required to go through the budge terry process. phase two is the hundreds of rules and regulations put in place by the previous administration.

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne.president trump not alone in wanting to create border walls. border walls across the globe have been surging. significant frontier barriers have been popping up. there is even one in saudi arabia that is mind boggling. that's to defend against isis. here to explain, tammy bruce. the wall is happening. we have the money in the budget for it. around tld

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. attorney general jeff sessions made a brief appearance at the white house press briefing, reigniting the countdown on sanctuary cities. >> countless people would be alive and coun ones would not be grieving today if this process of sanctuary cities ended. the president stated it's the policy of the executive branch to insure states and cities comply with all federal laws, including all immigration laws. charles: emily, we knew president trump was really serious about this particular topic. i think it sound -- the sound bite from attorney general sessions caught people flat footed. >> i agree but this is something president trump campaigned on. so it shouldn't be surprising to us it's something he's talking about. he's clearly focused on it, and i think it's right thing for the american people. >> there are angles to this. there are 30 0 sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. what is the draw' creating a sanctuary haven. >> people don't trust law enforcement to follow pro seizures. we

on one occasion, i was struck by the phrase "the unfortunate colonel payne was executed. paine unfortunate kernel e was executed." while traveling back and forth between thomasville and charleston, i was going back and forth quite close to the grave of the man who would become the central character of my next , the unfortunate kernel -- the unfortunate colonel hayne. it is literally in the middle of nowhere. couple of slides illustrate that. of these trips, i decided to follow the signs. i pulled off the main highway onto a dirt road not much more than a fire break. i traveled past cultivated fields until i got to the site hall, where i saw these historical monuments that had been in place since 2007, replacing those that had been erected in 1964. wasn'try of isaac hayne a brand-new one, and has been told in book form as far back as , who wroteid boutin his thesis about hayne and published it in the form you see here. narrative is a very straightforward telling of the story without embellishment. i wanted to provide more information about the circumstances that led to isa

"making money" with charles payne is next. the trump administration throwing down the gauntlet. good evening, i'm charles payne. jeff sessions asked the remaining 46 obama-appointed u.s. attorneys to tender their resignations. what are the implications and what's going to happen next? we'll talk with michael wild, rich lowry and gina louden. there are 93u.s. attorneys general. 46 were appointed by barack obama. dianne feinstein is calling it abru

charles payne, you can make money with him on fox business. all right. and forth on this. the media has, too. they've all but claimed donald trump is finished. 65 days in. really? your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> neil: forget about calling donald trump on the carpet. last week, i decided to call the media on the carpet for constantly calling donald trump on the carpet. not as a big defender to donald trump. remember, i pointed out that the president doesn't like me and doesn't come on this show. but that's his right. this over the top negative medi

jared payne is back in full training after an ankle knock but hasn't done enough to oust garry ringrosee in the replacements, with wing tommy bowe coming in for his injured ulster team—mate andrew trimble. rob kearney picked up a groin injury in their win over the french but is fine to start. it is the first time we have been able to do that. when we won the championship in 1a and 15, we had minimal changes week to week, and i think we grew as the tournament went on. it is a massive challenge, because everyone needs to pick up a little bit more rhythm. the first game, it will be underdone and you have to pick up from there. david haye says he would be open to having a rematch with tony bellew in liverpool. haye was beaten by the liverpudlian last weekend after snapping his achilles in the sixth round at london's 02 arena. the non—title fight was notable for the vicious trash—talking in the buildup. haye was warned by the british boxing board of control about his conduct. we said what we said at the time, andi we said what we said at the time, and i am sure i will have to pay some fine a

and now into the spring.don payne - enough rain for the year. the horn's been blowing for the last 2 months cars have been driving on slick roads, and it'll go on through the night. martha doesn't mind all the wet weather.martha payne sot - oh i feel so good. i like rain. i like sunny days tooshe might embrace it all, but her husband is ready for some dry days.sot - yea enough rain he'll just have to wait a bit longer. the morning commute is expected to be pretty nasty. so be prepared with your umbrellas, rainboots, raincoats, and everything you'll need to get through it. standupthere's still more rain..and we're going to be throughout reporting live anselmo ( james ) the return of the rain has road crews keeping an eye on active slide areas and other trouble spots. especially in the santa cruz mountains where mudslides have been a continuous problem all winter. the rain has made one of the two mudslides on summit road even worse this morning. highway-17 also continues to be a hazard. the mountains are still wet and could send unexpected debris

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. breaking news. the business round table optimism surges to its highest level in 10 years. the small business opt number of remained elevated. but it comes with a warning. if the healthcare and tax policy discussions continue without action, optimism will fade. expwhrieng now to discuss, tammy bruce, rich lawrie, scott brown and peter morici. there was a warning from both sides that dc has to get its act together. peter: it's very important that the congress follow through. i read today that boeing has gotten on board with the brady plan for corporate taxes. we need to seether companies that will have pluses and minuses from this plan to step up to get this through congress to get these businesses the relief they need so we can move forward. charles: jamie dimon said the number one thing was tax reform. he says this is a once in a generation chance to overhaul the tax code. 71% of the ceos say that's the number one thing to spark the economy. if they dillydally too long with obamacare this fades away

make money with charles payne is next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne.ect of the american gop act, introduce legislation on capitol hill, moments ago speaker paul ryan along with gregg walden and republican leadership. here are some of the highlights. >> i'm prepared to lead our conference to do what we said we would do in the election. reran on a repeal and replace plan. i have been doing conservative healthcare reform for 20 years. the most important thing this does is it takes power out of washington.

"making money with charles payne" is next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne.y on wall street as the dow closes above 21,000 today. the first time that ever happened. s&p 500 and nasdaq ringing in new record highs. stocks soaring across the board, fueled by mounting evidence the economy is taking off, the point made off next month in president trump's first ever address to congress where he pledged to revitalize the economy and bridge the gaps that divide america. >> everything that is broken in our country can be fixed. every problem can be solved and every hurting family can find healing and hope.

make money with charles payne is next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. the architect of the american gop act, introduce legislation on capitol hill, moments ago speaker paul ryan along with gregg walden and republican leadership. here are some of the highlights. >> i'm prepared to lead our conference to do what we said we would do in the election. reran on a repeal and replace plan. i have been doing conservative healthcare reform for 20 years. the most important thing this does is it takes power out of washington. this is the beginning of the legislative process. we'll have 218 when this thing comes to the floor, i can guarantee you tt. charles: a lot of pushback from members of the republican party, and there are several yets the american public wants to understand. is this real repeal and replace? >> i don't know the answer to that question. i have to be convinced they can do all this in the reconciliation vehicle itself. i think the plan is sound. it's what we have been talking about for years. restore the freedom of people to select a wide range of

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: the trump administration throwing down the gauntlet. good evening, i'm charles payne. jeff sessions asked the remaining 46 obama-appointed u.s. attorneys to tender their resignations. what are the implications and what's going to happen next? we'll talk with michael wild, rich lowry and gina louden. there are 93u.s. attorneys general. 46 were appointed by barack obama. dianne feinstein is calling it abrupt. >> thanks for having me. i'm in the miami office. this is no doubt a circumstance that happens every time there is a changing of the guard. you want to be delegate only major terrorism and corruption trials. so we are moving the u.s. attorney from new york may be a sigh of relief for the mayor of new york and the governor new york and people under investigation. but to the victor goes the spoils. they should have lawyers who advocate the president's policies. fit would be unorthodox to have a federal prosecutor house not walking in sync with the president of the united sta

gary: charles payne and dagen mcdowell. are we going to see labor day tax reform?rles: i wish they would say tax cuts separate from tax reform. ronald reagan did tax cuts fairly quickly. we always talk about how big the tax code is. if you printed it out, it would be terrell than shaquille o'neal. i don't know that wall street cared as much as get regulations out of the way and lower the rates immediately. dagen mcdowell on the deregulation, the significant rules president obama put in place. you see the russell 2000 hitting all-time highs. but the line is in the sand. august is a tough timeline that congress is working with. i think they will end up cutting taxes, making them retroactive to january 1, then dealing with tax reform. particularly on the business side. with that border adjustment tax there are so many republicans not on board with that. trish: you look at the border adjustment tax and there is concern about the retail industry. dagen: gas prices go up immediately if they put that in place. and oil prices go up immediately. gary: the repatriation has t