senator payne? >> senator reynolds, final supplementary question.inister ou, can the advise how long standing relationships with our partners in the endoe pacific are contributing to regional stability. >> senator payne? >> thank you very much, mr. president and i thank senator reynolds. very timely example, mr. president, of our abilities to work closely with partners which isk building a foundation of shared interests people-to-people links that has been established over decades. next week australia and malaysia 60th anniversary of the allderdice presence at the royal air force base butterworth. generations have lived and worked at butterworth including y own partner's parents with their two young sons for a period, and many have built malaysianbonds within counterparts. round a hundred personnel are expected to attend which is a mark of a very special place butterworth holds in the hearts and minds of many australians. evity of that speaks to our nation, both nation's commitment to regional stability. these are very important on which we continue

payne capital management manager ryan payne and james freeman. let's first get this reaction. we were expecting a good number, ryan. where does this fit in for your expectations? >> i have been a raging bull for a long time. this fits into my bleft american economy is in great shape and this is validation. maria: it's validation on business spending and on the consumer. consumers spent money rather than saving it. businesses unleashed their pocketbooks. >> a lot of happy consumers, confident consumers and business executives. business spending up 7%. slower than the first quarter but still very robust. this is just what the administration was hoping for with the corporate tax rate cut. maria: where do you think this goes now. what are you going to be watching in terms of more evidence this economy is firing on all cylinders? >> this is a long-term change in the competitiveness of the united states whether it's the 21% corporate tax rate which makes us right in the middle with the rest of the world and the deregulatory effort by the president. this is the first time in several

things got testy with joel payne who is african-american. when bossie responded, you are out of your captainen figurein mind, he responded i had relative to picked cotton. bossie apologized to joel payne, fox news and its viewers. i happened to see bossie just as he was coming out of the studio. payne told him he never heard of him and didn't know he was black. the monitor in bossie's studio wasn't tuned to "fox and friends." fox hasn't commented on the outcome but sources told the daily beat bossie was suspended for two weeks. joe shine -- bill shine was a one-time producer for hannity. shine' resigned under pressure last year. he was never accused of sexually harassing anyone. he was accused of failing to act or enabling the come ambulance against bill o'reilly. shine has been a private citizen for a year and he knows the' television business. journalists saying trump has blood on his hands for the annapolis shootings before the police even had a suspect. howie: before the facts were known about the awful shooting at the capital-gazette, s

but we're learning duran payne will miss the next two to three weeks with a foot injury.nt team jonathall a says he's confident payne will be back stronger because of the culture at their alma mater, alabama. >> it's going to be tough for him mentally, because he's still bamainized. thinks he has to push through everything, obviously he should, we gotta get you rea for the opening game. so take it day by day, work your butt off to get back. >> what does bamainized mean? >> i'v seen guys tear an acl and play a coupl plays after that on a torn aclh' coacs favorite quote, you're down or up.u don't get hurt that badly. you tough through it until the end of practice. >> linebacker preston staying healthy by changin his diet but tempted by his 5-year-old daughter. >> when i hav d myghter with me, it's hard, because s wants chips and lunchables and sometimes she'll bring me the chips. >> she's the manipulator. she wants them, she brings them me. >> smith has cut back on sugar in his diet. the redskinsra back toice on sunday with their first off day on monday. from richmond, sher

would a president charles payne, that's a scary thought. >> it is. >> would a president charles payne say i will still erect barriers and protections to shield it from the reality of global competition? >> president charles payne would tell you if it was a fair playing field, we would compete. china subsidized their steel industry to the tunes of perhaps hundreds of billions of dollars. they went from zero a share to over 50% in the world. >> when we came close to levelling it with south korea for example, and argentina and they still demonstrably better, can you make the argument, i'll hear from steel representative, and thes, that we do no good shielding them from realitys? >> i think honestly that first of all, if it was always fair, if there was zero tariffs, we would outcompete everyone, and i think we would have the best products. >> no yield where we couldn't? >> the margins would be too low, work would be too menial. you can't get a list of 195 pages. i think every sheet of paper was like 40 different items. 40 or 50 items. we're talking 10 -- it boggles the mind. i'm not impl

joining me, ryan payne. president of payne capital management.wall street journal" had a couple articles on buyback. cautionary in my mind. what do you think? i don't have a problem with it. there are two ways returning capital into vestors, buybacks or higher dividend. >> i love stock bye backs. companies -- buybacks. so when they are mature enough to say maybe it shareholders have a better idea what to do with that cash and we do. charles: you are not worried about the legend of poor timing? you are not worried about that? >> it's always something to worry about. typing is everything. the timing is always an issue. i'll take that risk. >> i agree. it comes out of valuation. i would argue with david, it's a great time to be buying back. the markets have been lackluster. this is the time to do it. charles: we had two corporations make decisions based on -- starbucks wants to get rid of straws and costco wants to get rid of the polish sauce age -- sausages due to political correctness. >> i love polish hot dogs. but i do defer to management. costc

>> who is to argue with charles payne? wow! very simple. everything that was held back and been an anchor on the market came out of a coma in a big way. all of a sudden, we wake up and the trade ka-ka is going on and the world is not ending. i love we saw boeing and caterpillar, i love the fact that the financials are a big low today. i love the transports like fed ex, which is really important, hit a good low today. i agree with charles. the numbers are strong. interest rates are low. the fact is our market has been much stronger than everywhere around the globe and hopefully, again, this does not escalate. i promise you, even though markets look like they'll start moving from here, if we escalate to $100 billion to $200 billion and we have the auto thing look out, the markets will take a hit. today was a very good day. >> neil: so antoine, that means today was an awful day. >> not really. i'm an american first. i caution anyone that wants to give victory laps about one good day in the market for a few good days because what we know the ma

charles: good evening, i'm charles payne.ing on all cylinders backed by pen more impressive data today. 213,000 non-farm payroll jobs last month. the unemployment rate rose from 3.8% to 4%. but that was driven by a gigantic increase in the neighbor force. it's underscored by a new gallup poll that shows nearly half of americans who say the country's best years are still ahead o

with me are sebastian payne, who's the political lead writer for the financial times, and the editor blanchard. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the daily telegraph reports that theresa may was saved by four labour mps as she avoided a critical commons defeat on brexit by a narrow margin. similarly, the ft leads on may restoring herfrail grip on brexit by seeing off pro—europe rebels. the guardian also leads with the prime minister seeing off a commons rebellion. the i reports relief in downing street following another close vote. the times says theresa may threatened tory rebels with a general election if they didn't back her over brexit. the daily mail leads on employment figures in britain being at a record high, with 1,000 people a day finding jobs. the daily mirror reports on the fling that wrecked a family, as ex—ukip councillor is found guilty of murdering his wife. and, finally, the daily express says police are failing to investigate so—called low—level crimes, including card theft. so that is a flavour of the front pages and inevitably we will talk initially a

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charles payne is here with making money. i'm charles payne. moments ago it felt like we won the conference championship, now we go to the super bowl. the dow jones surged into the close off potentially a huge trade win for president trump and america. president trump make the announcement moments ago that the united states struck a deal with the european commissioner president jean-claude juncker *. president trump saying before the meeting with president juncker he wants everyone to be on a level playing field. following today's closed door meeting he says he has several deals to make and he's going to make them all work. president trump: we agreed today to work together towards zero tariffs, zero non-tariff barriers, and zero subsidies on non-auto industrial goods. we'll also work to reduce barriers and increased trade and services, pharmaceuticals, medical products, as well as soybeans. the european union is going to start almost immediately to buy a lot of soybeans. charles: joining me, rick younger. and ford o'connell, and liz peak. i thi

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto.dition of "your world." fox on top of what could be an over-the-top trade fight and every day americans could be paying for it. president trump isn't backing down from tariffs against canada and china. those countries are taking aim at some u.s. products and that's not good news. but here's what is. the tax cuts. who will win out? let's ask lindsey

charles payne is here now with making money. charles: i'm charles payne. taking a live look at the florida state fairgrounds. president trump will be holding a make america great again rally. trump is delivering remarks after signing his strengthening career and technical education for the 21st century act. it's apple to the rescue. it just posted a monster earnings report. renewed optimism on reports the u.s. china are back at the negotiating table. the chinese state media released a statement before that news that the chinese economy is facing new issues. so has china blinked? capri cafaro, peter morrisy is with us. peter the number on chinese manufacturing, one of the subsets imports at a 23-month low. they are starting to show some cracks in their economy. >> my feeling is they want to talk to head off anything trump might do. but i don't think they want to talk seriously. i don't think they are willing to remake their system. i think they are measuring him and that he's probably willing to accept some substandard deal. charles: at this point that he w

on that vote for you, thank you for having us in your home, thank you so much for watching, charles payne is here now with "making money." charles: i am charles payne, president trump hosting companies from the national white house, he wanted to showcase products, they have one thing in common, all made in america, from fighter jets to cookie cutters, as president reiterates his threat, he will put tariffs on $500 billion on chinese exports to u.s. but president trump saying he is work with the eu, and mexico on trade. >> manufacturing wages are expected to rise at the fastest rate in more than 17 years, 95% of american manufacturers, which i love. are optimistic about the future, that is hig highest level recor. for decade u.s. allowed other countries to steal our jobs, close our factories and plunder our wealth. that is not free trade, that is stupid trade, fool's trade, we don't do that any more. charles: now bringing in our panel. james freeman. fox news contributor and kayleigh mcenany. rncspokeswoman. kaley, i love what president trump does as these events, all made in america, we s

with me are sebastian payne, who's the political leader writer for the financial times, and the editoryou. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the daily telegraph reports that theresa may was saved by four labour mps as she avoided a critical commons defeat on brexit by a narrow margin. similarly, the ft leads on may restoring herfrail grip on brexit by seeing off pro—europe rebels. the guardian also leads with the prime minister seeing off a commons rebellion. the i reports relief in downing street following another close vote. the times says theresa may threatened tory rebels with a general election if they didn't back her over brexit. the metro leads on a different story — former olympic showjumper has a bizarre method of taking revenge against her former lover. clearly, brexit is the leading story for most of tomorrow 5 papers. that's where we will go for a while. sebastien, kick us off, with the independent by‘s take. sebastien, kick us off, with the independent by's take. they summed up independent by's take. they summed up what happened, theresa may has got through an

charles payne has a show on the fox business.fair to say we are spinoffs of the "varney" show. stuart: lizzie and die. >> whatever you prefer. sure into i know you're all fired up this morning saying hey look investors, stop blaming tariffs. >> i'm saying be careful from earning season as investor in the stock enabling terrorists because this could be the new weather. when we have a bad winter and companies come in and say it was that snowfall. look at the numbers closely like whirlpool yesterday. they went down year-over-year. they spent a lot of money on. by the way, sales were down big time for them in a lot of places around the world like iraq. >> just kind of be careful because earning season is tough to begin with in u.s. stocks that are down. 71 hold, send me what to sell. >> let's suppose in the talk this afternoon, juncker and mr. trump has a way of hope, something positive comes out of it. not necessarily a full-blown deal, the lessening of tensions. i think the market goes up you >> even the lowest of the sessions, one

charles payne. genius. right, on netflix shares, earlier losses, this is sort of like the apple or the case, you only pick up 5 million plus subscribers and that's considered disappoint like, but the iphone, only sell 80 million a quarter, disappoints, the same phenomena here, what does that mean to you after this. , though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so get an allstate agent, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. can a ring bearer get a snack around here? then you might have a dcondition called dry mouth.? biotène is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mouth symptom relief. neil: you know, these are the fang stocks, by large those issues that lead the tech parade, nasdaq, prominent members, except for netflix, they are doing quite fine, thank you. the fact of the matter is amazon racing ahead 22 points all the prime spending and all the rest, it

and thank you, for now, to my guests sebastian payne from the ft and jack blanchard from politico.ers review at 11—30. good evening. you may be looking for rain by now after this prolonged dry spell. some of us had rain in the form of scattered showers, most of them have faded, the evening looked like this from one weather watch in weymouth. as we head on to what is left of the night there could be some showers across the far north of scotland, otherwise dry with clear spells, temperatures not dropping farfor london, cardiff or spells, temperatures not dropping far for london, cardiff or plymouth, i6 far for london, cardiff or plymouth, 16 degrees, further north aberdeen and newcastle, more like 10 degrees, some rural spots in the north east could get to 9 degrees. tomorrow looks fine for most parts with sunshine although like today the shower clouds will bubble up, not everywhere, if you are looking for rain this would be reliable but sunspots in another scotland will see a shower, sunspots in another scotland will see a shower, some sunspots in another scotland will see a shower,

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. happy fourth of july, this is a special edition of "your world." fox on top of what could be an over-the-top trade fight and every day americans could be paying for it. president trump isn't backing down from tariffs against canada and china. those countries are taking aim at some u.s. products and that's not good news. but here's what is. the tax cuts. who will win out? let's ask lindsey and jonas. in do think will resonate the most? the tax cuts or the trade war? >> i think tax cuts will override the day in the end. the trade wars are not real right now. they're on the horizon. we see them coming. i still say it's about of the president negotiating hard. we're coming from a position of strength. we have the economy on our back. let's see what we can get done. >> we have a position of strength but we're running up against the hard deadlines including friday when we launch $34 billion in additional tariffs against china. they'll retaliate. so they will become real. the question is, i

charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. the economy firing on all cylinders backed by pen more impressive data today. 213,000 non-farm payroll jobs last month. the unemployment rate rose from 3.8% to 4%. but that was driven by a gigantic increase in the neighbor force. it's underscored by a new gallup poll that shows nearly half of americans who say the country's best years are still ahead of it. heather higgins with us, the independent voice ceo. beverly, let me start with you. a great jobs report. something we are equitabling about wages. i think they will go higher. it was better than wall street expected. if they are learning more and more, americans are feeling really good right now. >> one of those numbers is that it's the second lowest black unemployment rate we have seen. the second lowest hispanic unemployment rate and a low in food stamp enrollment. so far the trade war hasn't hurt the economy because of the certainty people have from tax reform. businesses are hiring and people are getting back to work. charles:

me laterfor ourfirst look at tomorrow's front pages is the political leader writer at the ft, seb payneof politico's london playbook, jack blanchard. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. first we crossed the commons for a moment. i am told the government has been defeated on that amendment to the trade bill. these are scenes live from the commons. this amendment is regards to a medicine and keeping medicines flowing freely between the uk and the eu so the government has been defeated specifically on that amendment. and the majority was just for i'm told in that boat. — —vote. the more important vote, the one i think that has been paid greater attention to, that is the one they are voting on now which is why the houseis are voting on now which is why the house is relatively empty as you can see. we expect the result on that specific vote in about ten or 15 minutes. and we will come back to you with information on that as and when it happens. but it normally ta kes when it happens. but it normally takes about ten minutes once they go into the division lob

we have charles payne here and melissa. charles, to you and the amazon news. i'm breaking out on you here. a lot better than expected. what do you think of that? >> if this number -- there's a lot of factors in the real numbers. but they're looking for $2.53. this is double that. last year it was 40 cents. just to tell you the growth that they've enjoyed. to your point about the influence on the market. in the first half of the year, of all the southbound gains, 36% came from amazon. now, consequently 8% came from facebook. we saw a muted response. if this is real and the guidance is just this strong, we'll have a monster session back in these tech names by tomorrow morning. >> neil: when you look at this and they're picking apart who is who and it's too early to give up on facebook, the stock is appreciably to pulled it mild by back to levels it was a couple months ago, having said that, the haves and have nots in that sector. who are the haves? >> obviously amazon has come a long, long ways. we were at all-time highs in facebook. the pull back was natural. t

and joel payne me, as well. michelle, let me start with you.rd there from maxine waters yesterday. i won't say she kickstarted the latest chapter and certainly front and center. >> i think she speaks for a lot of people. i would say there's too much attention to the trump voters that feel disrespected and dislocated and don't talk that much about the terror and rage and disempowerment of the majority of people who didn't vote for donald trump, who hate what he is doing to this country, no voice in the federal government who are seeing america as they know it kind of completely deconstructed and maxine waters didn't tell people to harass them. she said confront them. you can confront them, particularly if they refuse to talk to their constituents as this administration and this republicans in congress do. then donald trump says she -- donald trump lies and accuses her of calling for the assault of his supporters and then says be careful what you wish for and what we have is this sort of like double back flip and he is calling for assault against

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charles payne is here now with making money. charles: i'm charles payne.ve look at the florida state fairgrounds. president trump will be holding a make america great again rally. trump is delivering remarks after signing his strengthening career and technical education for the 21st century act. it's apple to the rescue. it just posted a monster earnings report. renewed optimism on reports the u.s. china are back at the negotiating table. the chinesete

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payne: when we're calling a communist was the worst thing could you call someone. ow that they're our friends? wake up. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities toward the president. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> i ridse to -- rise today in recognition of the great news of the tax cuts and jobs act continues to deliver for the people in the small businesses in the sixth district of south carolina. it's been almost seven months since tax reform and our economy is booming. people have a renewed hope and a sense security in their futures again. i see small businesses in my district expanding and creating more jobs. new hires at the highest level in 17 years. small business optimism is the high nest decades. consumer confidence is at its highest in two decades. i've directly heard from families who are seeing more hard-earned dollars remaining

charles payne is here with making money. i'm charles payne.ike we won the conference championship, now we go to the super bowl. the dow jones surged into the close off potentially a huge trade win for president trump and america. president trump make the announcement moments ago that the united states struck a deal with the european commissioner president jean-claude juncker *. president trump saying before the meeting with president juncker he wants everyone to be on

charles: i am charles payne, president trump hosting companies from the national white house, he wantedne thing in common, all made in america, from fighter jets to cookie cutters, as president reiterates his threat, he will put tariffs on $500 billion on chinese exports to u.s. but president trump saying he is work with the eu, and mexico on trade. >> manufacturing wages are expected to rise at the fastest rate in more than 17 years, 95% of american manufacturers, which i love. are optimistic about theut

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i don't know how charles payne feels about that, probably of the same mi mind., back and forth, some apologies. >> and some apologies and more explosive. i believe it's a microcosm of what's going on in this country, unfortunately. i think we have an instability crisis going on. i will give props to whoever the person was who read the prompter as they exited. coming back, we'll do a cooking segment. [laughter] >> and plug the book. >> we're going to do something great when we come back. >> everybody loves chocolate. >> she was really good whoever she was, but it was ugly. neil: it is getting crazy, isn't it? i mean-- >> right, but it's almost like we were at someone's house and this is what happens now at the dinner table. neil: and every day. >> right? and it was sad because, unlike, i think, unlike here, we may not all agree. neil: what do you mean? >> and i think to that point. i don't think that everyone here, we don't lose it and go crazy and even the judge was smiling and she could have just jumped over that table and she was just smiling and so plight. i

when we say this economy is in the fast lane charles payne, where does it go from here?ring. >> this is the kind of success that begets success. i dig into the minutia, the thing that no one else is looking at. how much factory capacity are we using and production are we making. it is phenomenal. the upswing is infectious. what i like about this is i think it will keep going. these are investments. a couple weeks ago i talked about the -- same thing with manufacturing. turning on these factories and investing in factories. a lot has to do with the tax cuts. corporations are pouring a lot of money into the big capital expenditures, building factories, buying trucks but this is the kind of thing that builds on itself. we have a tremendous amount of momentum. >> bill: you were moved by a story you had on last night. what is the story of the person you had on last night? >> the kid who got the job on his first day his car broke down and started walking to the job at midnight. what really impacted me, i had an opportunity to interview him and his boss last night. in the middl

charles payne is the anchor of making money with charles payne on the fox business network.sterday. >> i'm making a lot for people, too. a lot of people are hanging in there or not spooked out of the market. >> sandra: a summertime rally. >> bill: we had an amazing jobs report friday. i think also people are starting to realize we might win the trade/tariff thing after all. >> sandra: really? >> bill: wow. >> sandra: the president is embarking on this big trip. you sound optimistic. >> first of all trivia. the song was about warren beatty, not me. here is the thing. president trump is focused on nato, right? and our allies not paying their fair share. he has an amazing point. four countries paid the 2% they pledged they would in 2006. what we don't talk about, what are the consequences of this? nato has a vital role. let's talk about germany which is the most egg -- they're they're the worst abuser of this. up to 244 battle tanks only 95 are operational. submarines zero out of six operational. nine out of 15 frig ets in service. zero out of 14 were not air worthy. they have

the bench each elsewhere covering the push faces key burdens of the netherlands and you in austin payne go will be in action against alexandria sas novich cycling world champion b. to say given of slovakia has won the second stage of this year's tour de france and for good measure he's also in possession of the leaders yellow jersey sunday's stage took the riders on a one hundred eighty two point five kilometer journey with one categorized climb stage one winner from colombia finance was held up in a crash in the final kilometer say going to voided the pileup and would overtake a local rider on all of them are on the slight incline near the finish he will to hold of the challenge from italy sunday goal but only in a sprint finish to take that day's honors and back to yellow jersey. three time champion jonathan ray continued his dominance of the world superbike series at maisano on sunday the british cover sucky rider was made to work hard for it forcing its way to the front and overtaking dutchman michael funded mark who had been leading for most of the race forcing the line first just

liam payne here tweeted, what an incredible eight years it's been with my brothers. >> i agree. >> niall eight years of amazing memories with the lads. >> harry styles, no word from him harry is like a yoko ohno. he's the reason they broke up three years ago. there was a lot of talk about fighting. >> you need tissues back? >> yeah, for real. a lot of fans are hoping for a reunion. >> so zane, mallock. nothing from them on twitter? >> fans are hoping. >> what about louie? the royal baby is named after this one direction member. >> got it. whoa, let's stick with the british theme. sir paul mccart mccartney crosses abby road. >> the second band, now mccartney took a walk back in time. >> the 76-year-old legend recaptured the pic by his daughter, why did the beatle cross abby road? >> the answer, at least this time to get to abbey road theater to play a song album due in september. >>> congratulations, we are thrilled to announce that michael strahan our good friends and sarah hanes are teaming up as a new co-host of gma day, the new third hour of good morning america. >> it premiers septem

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