payne: thank you. mr. fugate, if you don't mind, i would like to jump in to questions. actually, let me give you a few minutes to give an overview of the response the you have seen at fema during this pandemic. fmr. fema admin. fugate: well, as anybody has watched, when fema was placed in the job of helping coordinate all this, this goes back to the planning we did in the h1n1 pandemic, looking at sars and mers, and then ebola. fema would be a support agency to the centers for disease control and health and human services. we would bring the resources of fema to support them, including logistics, things like the air bridge, which are things fema has done for other disasters. so, it was a bit different to see fema placed in the lead role, particularly since this was a primary health emergency. fema's job is, as the president directs, to coordinate crisis response. a lot of people thought fema would not be able to do this and everything else they are doing. i won't say it is easy but they are still respondin

payne: all right. thank you for the assessment you, what issk your assessment of fema's response to covid-19 and what is the agency getting right and what are the avenues they need to improve? mr. fugate: that is hard to say when you are not there. my observation early on was there were a lot of tools they had in the toolbox. some have been utilized, some were utilized late like the defense production act. others are programs fema, at the direction of the president, they can address some of the shortfalls. like i said, fema can't manage what they don't have. starting out late in the game with the national stockpiles limited in what they could do and having to start the whole process of getting ppe moving, if you are going to use fema, you need to make the decision to use fema early. the delay put fema in a difficult position but also supporting governors behind where we could have been. you answer my follow-up question. i will yield the floor representative stomachs. rep. demings: thank you so much, .r

we have seen, sebastian payne, that this virus has had almost every country in the world from in the in every country, slightly blowing a hole in that idea that there is such a thing as the science. 0ur scientists being set up in the uk as? i wasjust about to make that point that that isa about to make that point that that is a bit of fallacy here, because it means that it's passing the buck on policymaking essentially saying that we put all of the scientific advice that was wrong or it's not our fault, because we were following the scientists here, but much like saying that there's a thing as the politicians, there isn't of course i scientific or general scientific view on things. a government's advisory boards say and has lots of members who have very different opinions from and they have huge debates on that, but i'm sure the government is absolutely doing that, at one of the reasons from the very beginning of this crisis, you have always seen boris johnson with patrick # professor chris chris whitty wherever possible, because ads credence to the idea that policymaking is being dr

then, director dexter payne from the department of corrections. issue in regard to an involving our pandemic unemployment assistance program and the progress update on this. this is the pandemic unemployment assistance program that we are building a new system for. secretary preston and his team have worked very hard on this. over the weekend, there's over 100 staff persons working through the weekend in preparation for this system and getting it ready and getting it all ready for our checks to be dispersed. but, this system was being built by a team at the department of commerce, the department of finance, and they are all both utilizing expertise and speed of an independent i.t. contractor. the name of the company is protech. they are part of a team that is working this weekend and previous weekends as well. last night, i learned of a potential security incident in which an applicant seemed to have illegally accessed the system. was this was discovered, it necessary to shut the system down. these steps have been taken consistent with our state r

italy, as sebastian payne says suffered enormously, as well as spain.oking forward, it does seem that the eu is starting to find its feet. there is still some hostility. eft is reporting that the austrian and dutch governments are still very sceptical about doing anything that is grand based rather than loan based, but, again, in france and germany united as a general rule, smaller countries will come into it. we will go back to the uk now and look at the eye newspaper. uk mr critical moment to stop virus. sebastian pain from the financial times —— sebastian payne it from the financial times, i've been wondering about inquiries from future use who might leader, who might be on it, what might say, how compare to the frank's report it seems like inquiries are happening already. this is a commons inquiry, the common science and technology committee i believe, let's look, they want to have answers about testing in particular, white testing stopped on the 12th of march? this is one of the big questions, and we do come to that big inquiry which will be quite

payne: all right. thank you for the assessment. let me ask you, what is your assessment of fema's response to covid-19? and what is the agency getting right and what are the avenues they need to improve? getting right what is ty and what are the areas they need to improve? >> it's hard to say when you are not there and i don't want to second-guess the team, but my early observation was there were a lot of tools that have not been utilized. late,ave been utilized like the defense production act. programs that fema cannot independently turn on. , fema cannot manage what they don't have. starting out late in the game with the national stockpiles do, if in what they can you are going to use fema, i think you need to make the decision to use it early. that delay put fema in a difficult position. >> you have answered my follow-up question. i will year old the floor to representative demings. >> think you so much, mr. chairman. you said it and we all know it. , regardless ofn what is going on, hurricane season has not been canceled. it is

right now, charles payne. hey, buddy. charles: neil, i thank you so much. i cannot wait, how appropriate the launch in your hour at 4:30. couldn't have scripted it better. see you soon, buddy. good afternoon. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." they will love it but it will be amazing. speaking of amazing right now in this moment we're in a classic tug-of-war. the dow jones industrial average has been higher all session long but there is massive profit taking in technology sending nasdaq plunging with market rotation signals from the economy. what it means for your portfolio with some of my favorite guests. paying people not to go back to work, a plan being weighed in washington get people off unemployment. we'll talk with eugene scalia coming up. president trump is set to land at kennedy space center this very hour, to watch the historic spacex to become the first commercial company to send astronauts in orbit. we will have discussion with space should telecom mander. chao. more and on "making money." ♪. charles: the dow is leading the way all sessi

i'm in for charles payne. this is "making money." begin with breaking news. look at your screen, another day of meaningful gains for the markets as a slew of countries ease the coronavirus restrictions. increased demand is pushing oil prices higher that is a big piece of the market story today. we'll v an expert analysis throughout the hour. the dow is up over 24,000, up 358. now as the number of states reopening continues to grow, more than 30, even hardest hit new york seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. what could this mean for our economy as we head into the summer months. >>> president trump finally leaving the washington, d.c., area today. right now he is on board air force one en route to sky harbor international in phoenix, arizona. we'll bring us his arrival live as well as his visit to a honeywell aerospace facility now manufacturing n95 masks. we'll have a live report. all that, a lot more coming up on "making money". ♪. cheryl: some green on your screen. all major averages are higher right now. dow is up by 348. nasdaq up about 2%. s&p up 1.7

afterwards payne wrote about it. these are payne's words. he said there was nothing stiff or formal in the air or manner of his excellency. nothing egotistic. president lincoln conversed with me as if i had been one of his intimate acquaintances. or one of his friendly neighbors. i was left with a profound sense of his real greatness and his fitness to rule and nation composed of all the races on the face of the globe. the following month in may of 1862 lincoln visited a hospital in washington, d.c. where a white nurse introduced him to three black cooks who were preparing food for the sick and wounded soldiers. at least one of the three cooks was a former slave. lincoln greeted the three african-americans in the kindly tone. how do you do, lucy he said to the first? the nurse then remarked that lincoln stuck out his longhand in recognition of the woman's services. he stuck out his hand to shake her hand. next he turned to the two black men and gave them a hardy grip and asked them how do you do? when the president left the room, the three l

i always like to tell charles payne, i'm up this way, don't screw it up. charles payne, to you, my friend. charles: yeah, i held it up yesterday. i think it was liz claman. although i will admit, one second before i handed to liz before the bottom fell out. neil: oh, sure. charles: appreciate it. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne and this is "making money" for real this time. in fact breaking at this moment, investors pouncing this morning after yesterday's late swoon as unprecedented market swings continue. we'll look into how you should adjust to the wild gyrations. evolution of jerome powell. we're talking about the fed chairman who hiked four times in 2018. now he says there is no limits to policy options and he is ready to print even more money. meanwhile treasury secretary steve mnuchin is warning if you refuse to go back to work you will not be eligible for those fat unemployment checks. unintended consequences when you make more money not to work. we'll get reaction from governor mike huckabee himself. that and so much more on "making mon

cheryl casone in for charles payne. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone, in for charles payne and this is "making money." the nasdaq is slightly higher by 29 points, being led in declines by airlines as neil was talking about as well as tensions between the united states and china which have erupted again. we're going to get into that. today's losses following two straight weeks in the red. nasdaq could be bright spot on monday after two weeks of declines. >>> president trump says a coronavirus vaccine will be available by the end of the year and his administration will put their full power and might behind a promising new treatment. we are going to have the latest from washington on that promise. >>> and the president also reiterated its call for america to reopen as some large malls and retailers are set for a comeback but what will stores look like and are shoppers going to be ready to return? we have all that, a lot more, coming up in the next hour on "making money". ♪ cheryl: more economic fears are surfacing as the united s

now we're going to go to charles payne who is in for charles payne, so he's back. i'm happy to see that. how are you, my friend? charles: neil, god is good, my friend. god is good. it is great to be back. great to see you. great to be here. thank you very much, i appreciate it. neil: great to have you back. charles: i'm charles payne. thank you. i'm back. it is making money and breaking right now it's been another eventful week for the markets. stocks really been a tug-of-war between catastrophic economic data but beneath the surface things are getting better than you actually believe they are. i have a panel with experts that will help to explain what's happening between the chatter of bad news and maybe some better things and get you positioned for success amid this crisis. also the u.s. making a huge step towards escalating the trade standoff with china cutting off global supplies, chip supplies rather to huawei, this as taiwan's semiconductor announces plans to build a plant in arizona. china sending signals in retaliation that has this market on edge. is it a

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payne sent lynch and others into the south.ally important for episcopalian who had in their liturgy Ãbto get a pray for abraham lincoln? if not, we are going to close your church. many people were willing to risk that. not everybody was aware of prosperity in west dallas. many churches and locations all across the south are closed and for one example is something i just learned about the entire episcopalian bishop rick was expelled from Ãduring the war. everywhere they passed facilities on, people like lynch are establishing new black churches. they are using Ãbto see properties that have belong to established white families and put them in the hands of people who use them for schools is black children. here's the schools commonly arts grow attached. and lynch happen to be in savannah at the time of sherman's victory and he is a prominent political man was invited into Ãbhe doesn't always agree with what that person says. for one thing, when stanton asked point-blank what's in your experience at work with general sherman, lynch

cheryl casone in for charles payne. cheryl: i'm not really sure i want these markets, neil. can you take it all back? neil: i hear you. unfortunately i can't. up to you. cheryl: we'll see. i'm cheryl casone in for charles payne today. this is "making money." we are losing money. we have a market sell-off on our hands right now. breaking right now stocks are down after fed chairman jerome powell did very little to ease the fears of investors this morning when he spoke about a recovery. in fact his exact words, prolonged recession. we're all over the markets. we have our experts on stand by. they will help us get through this we'll find out what powell thinks about the issue of negative rates. then nancy pelosi, she is set to brief the house's coronavirus select committee in less than an hour on the next stimulus proposal that multitrillion dollar proposal. the only doctor that will be on board, tennessee republican congressman mark green. he is going to be here. he will join us what he wants to hear when nancy pelosi starts that underway, 3:00 p.m. eastern time in an hour. wa

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne and this is "making money." breaking at this moment, neil talk about it, market trading at a narrow range. the best day for stocks in five weeks. mixed reaction so far to a lot of retail earnings, with walmart knocking it out of the park overshadowing good results from home depot. senators meantime grilling treasury secretary steve mnuchin and fed chair powell on capitol hill today. this as powell is imploring lawmakers to join the fed and him providing even more assistance. we're going to get reaction from herman cain in a few moments. we all heard about the power of prayer. some experts say there is actually science behind it. i will ask jonathan morris for his take on that. that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: so the market meandering, with the dow and s&p consolidating gains from yesterday. nasdaq stemming gains for the year. today's trading range is narrow. but that hasn't been the case for the year. in fact we're seeing record volatility. meanwhile professional investors are loaded up with d

new jersey congressman donald payne chairs the homeland security subcommittee on emergency preparednessresponse command communication. he hosted a discussion with the former fema administrator. they talked about the agency's role in responding to the pandemic. another member of the homeland security committee joined the conversation as well. morning. we are here today to discuss covid-19. before i start, i want to take a moment to send my condolences to the american who have lost loved ones during this crisis.

new jersey congressman donald payne chairs the homeland security subcommittee on emergency preparedness, response command communication. he hosted a discussion with the former fema administrator. they talked about the agency's role in responding to the pandemic. another member of the homeland security committee joined the conversation as well. morning. we are here today to discuss covid-19. before i start, i want to take a moment to send my condolences to the american who have lost loved ones during this crisis. we all know someone who has lost a loved one or someone close to us so our heartfelt condolences go out to millions of people. , we are here to discuss the administration and fema's response to the pandemic. all entire nation has been affected, certain states have been hit particularly hard. employees il to the know are working hard to help us get through. there are think serious concerns about the leadership coming from the white house during this pandemic as well as a need for a greater level of transparency around new initiatives of fema. with me today to discuss the response

cheryl casone in for charles payne. cheryl: yeah, neil. flip-flops. smoothies on the side.ot a bad life. neil: can you imagine? cheryl: neil, thank you very much, neil cavuto, sir. all right. good afternoon, everyone, i'm cheryl casone in for charles payne and this is "making money." the breaking news continues from this hour from washington. dr. anthony fauci warning congress of needless suffering and death if the country reopens too soon. >> my concern we will start to see little spikes that might turn into outbreaks. therefore i have been, being very clear in my message. cheryl: fauci's testimony as the president is pressuring states to reopen to stop the economic free fall with one fed official talking about a potential depression. we'll have the latest from washington coming up in just a moment. >>> the supreme court taking up trump's attempt to keep his tax returns private. trump attorney jenna ellis gives us her take on the supreme court's move today? >>> stocks are mixed as you can see right now. questions do remain about the reopening that is happening across the c

you're trying to get some things done here some of the transactions are going to help him do what today payne registration for a vehicle impounded also reinstating a suspended or revoked driver's license apply for a reduced fee or no fee identification card. processing commercial driver's license transactions and processing real id transactions. now all the behind the wheel drive test continue to be suspended at this time we spoke to some residents out here today who said the are excited about the dmv opening its doors again. >>it's been really stressful because. >>i need to rename id since it does expire soon and i also have to apply for the real id since we do need that winds were able to travel again. i'm certainly relieved by the daily city the and the is open so i don't have to travel all the y to the city location again those offices that mention are going to be open monday through friday the hours of operation are 08:00am to 05:00pm with the exception of wednesday open at 09:00am on that day. >>and again they're encouraging people to come out and be safe, but they also when people to p

i'm in for charles payne today. this is "making money." we have breaking news right now. take a look at markets, heat it us for us, nasdaq and s&p. dow slightly down. we could have green arrows at the close today. we have been down most of the session. there have been concerns about a second wave of coronavirus cases. investors are also looking ahead to another week of earnings. we have blockbuster reports coming out. we have you covered on all of that. could be another big week for the white house. as the administration pushes for more reopenings, the economy after the worst jobs report since the great depression on friday. more staffers put in quarantine at the white house. and war of words with china is escalating as we speak. we expect a briefing by the way, from the white house in just under two hours from now. a live report from d.c. coming up to tee it you will for you. >>> plus tesla, ceo elon musk is at it again. over the weekend he threatened to pull his company's headquarters out of the state of california. we'll tell you all that and more right now. cheryl: tr

i'm charles payne and this is "making money." breaking at this very moment the market is in tug-of-war between upside momentum and growing geopolitical risk. resolve is the characteristic of this rebound. we'll discuss it. should investors continue to chase the winners or perhaps choose a different approach? huge news on the medical front. the cdc says the coronavirus may not be transmitted wears a mask easily wears a mask we thought and the trump administration continues the big money financing. wait until you hear about the big check, what it means. all the important news and important headlines. and there is a cold war, folks. it continues to heat up. now president trump calling out president xi. i will get reaction from florida senator rick scott coming up. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: the market, indices are edging lower but off the lows, off the highs. it is really nasdaq reacted most harshly from news. china will impose sweeping national security laws in hong kong. now resilience has been the ha

i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now i want to show you live pictures coming out of pennsylvania. president trump is visiting a medical supply factory in pennsylvania. he will be out lining his plans to reopen the american economy. >> tremendous state. they ought to start thinking about opening it up. a lot of people want their freedom and they will get their freedom very soon. cheryl: we'll monitor the president's movements in pennsylvania. if he makes any remarks that might move the markets again we will bring you those remarks, you can bet on that. look at markets right now. we actually come back about 80 points. stocks rebounded today, about midday on hopes of a vaccine this year. that is coming to the president as he departed the white house for pennsylvania. despite what we to the this morning which was more grim jobs data. three million more americans filing for unemployment benefits last week. why the bounceback? we have our market analysts to give their analysis. some of that is the banks. >>>

thomas payne a has long been fascinated with these vehicles. up in treatment and age 15 or 16 i saw a jeep driving in a trail competition and i wanted a jeep just like it ever says. thomas his jeep stood idle in norway for many years american soldiers had abandoned it there after the 2nd world war because it wouldn't start anymore. thomas doesn't know how it's made its way back to germany but today it's in excellent shape. and the only thing you have to watch is the 2nd and 3rd gear aren't synchronized you have to give it a little gas in between other than that it drives like a normal car but without power steering really anyone can drive it called the appreciate a phone. history of the jeep began in 1940 the u.s. army general saw the need for a low cost all terrain vehicle with $4.00 wheel drive it had to be developed quickly as the war unleashed by nazi germany was spreading rapidly. moved around. within a few months 3 comic has had presented their prototypes. in the contract went to get this over land and the jeep was born historians cannot

i am cheryl and for charles payne. this is making money and breaking right now, stocks are lower today, the dow is variably up session lows, this is the first trading day of the month of may but we are still on track for a weekly gain and were coming up in a strong month, april was a very strong month for stocks, it does not feel like it but it was, earnings and measure enter major names showing us how the coronavirus is impacting their business. we'll have some great analysis throughout the hour on your marketing your money. plus as mentioned, we are waiting, to hear from the white house. first the briefing from the press secretary in over a year a used to be a daily occurrence. we will take you there live when that begins. there is a shot up and there's the podium and the press secretary briefing room. millions of workers around the world marking mayday today with protest, not only for the working conditions but for relief on things like rent as the unemployment rate skyrockets. we will have a live report, all that a

i'm charles payne. this is "making money". breaking right now, president trump vowing to open churches across this country, this weekend, and he said he would override governors, if he had to. plus after a strong start to the week, the markets continue to consolidate gains, this of course ahead of a three-day weekend, a week that rode the wave of changes on a vaccine front and incremental signs of economic recovery. how should your portfolio be positioned? also joe biden, well he says americans don't care about the stock market, and he has some completely offensive comments about black voters. i will give joe biden my response later in the show. and admit it, folks, you thought working from home would be like a mini vacation. well, instead employees are feeling overworked and burnt out. we will tell you what some companies are doing try to fix that. all that and so much more on "making money". stocks off session lows right now. this after as president trump and the coronavirus task force in the midst of giving an update on cov

united states is going to do regarding china that's coming up in my friend's hour that be charles payne who joins us right now. hey charles. charles: neil thank you very very much and yes folks we are on pins and needles good afternoon, i'm charles payne and this is "making money" and breaking this very moment the tensions between white house and china tend to grow with the greatest move to impose more sanctions and to expel chinese grad students and we're expect ing to hear from president trump at any moment now we'll bring you his comments as soon as they begin become plus we'll get thoughts from one of trump's advisors his best advisors, michael pillsbury and the anxiety by the way over yet another confrontation with china sending stocks into the red we saw that late swing yesterday picked up again today, and markets are still on track for a solid week of gains this week also of course president trump versus twitter it's round two folks we'll have the latest on a new battle and hear from trump's attorney, that's coming up so much on this show, stay tuned, for "making money." charles:

you're trying to get some things done here some of the transactions are going to help him do what today payne registration for a vehicle impounded also reinstating a suspended or revoked driver's license apply for a reduced fee or no fee identification card. processing commercial driver's license transactions and processing real id transactions now all the behind the wheel drive test continue to be suspended at this time we spoke to some residents out here today who said the are excited about the dmv opening its doors again. >>it's been really stressful because i need to rename id since it does expire soon and i also have to apply for the real id since we do need i winds were able to travel certainly relieved by that delia city the nba's open so i don't have to travel all the way to the city location again those offices that mention are going to be open monday through friday the hours of operation are 08:00am to 05:00pm with the exception of wednesday open at 09:00am on that day and again they're encouraging people to come out and be safe, but they also when people to prioritize using their o

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a new scanner checks for elevated body temperatures at payne field in washington state. now 336 airports nationwide are calling on the tsa to check every passenger's temperature at security the tsa so far not embracing the idea >> we have to make certain that those who choose to travel by air make it through the airport and feel as though they are as safe as they are if they were in their own home >> reporter: when will airline travel get back to normal boeing's ceo again with a sobering assessment >> it might take us 3, 5 years to get there >> reporter: meanwhile delta, united and american airlines requiring passengers to wear masks to board. they can be denied boarding if they don't. but once the plane leaves the gate flight attendants will ask not force passenger tuesday comply >> now to an nbc news exclusive. even if a vaccine is developed is the u.s. prepared to deliver the millions of doses that would be available? experts say no, but our gabe gutierrez talked to a ceo who says his company can solve a critical roadblock. >> reporter: with the global race to make a

when washington's men were freezing at valley forming, tom payne told his fellow americans we have it in our power to begin the world over again. we still have that power. we, today's living americans, have in our lifetime, fought harder, paid a higher price for freedom and done more to advance the dignity of man than any people whoever lived on this earth. the citizens of this great nation want leadership, yes, but not a man on a white horse demanding oh beadiabedience to commands. they want someone who can lead the world again. they want someone who can show strength and remove the roadblocks government has put in their way. i want to do that more than i've ever wanted. it is something i believe with god's help i can do. i believe this nation hungers for a spiritual revival, hungers to once again see honor placed above political expediency, and see once again the government the director of liberties and not gifts of privilege and not undermine the institutions custodians under what the government is founded approximately religion, education, and above all, family. government cannot

but payne was hardly convincing hockey because the mantle was technologically long. city. opal experts hina muntari has written several books about the man. on the links i entered in front with transverse the axels rigid that was at the 960 s. . will have been doing very well with that until the late 1970 s. . but when the man to be was updated for the 2nd model cycle in 1902 people wouldn't buy this stale old engineering anymore due to the technique next to. the stale old engineering was still good for something though most useful as for instance the mentor 400 model brought home some big wins from international rallies like the dot com it was the most powerful of all mentos. the advertising slogan was for experts and aficionados. this meant to us and by hunting. as a rule the only dr said on race tracks it packs $280.00 watts power under the hood and weighs in at just under a ton. it makes the 0 to 100 kilometers an hour spent in less than 6 seconds. novels car is a very special. it was driven by german rally bull champion. that was in 1982. the manager came to answer th

i listen to charles payne, your buddy charles payne. i listen to you, neil, on what stocks to buy.he move to buy some gyms. it was in flemington. we have done that for a year. we just purchased in pennsylvania. governor wolf is not letting us move. we spent thousands of dollars cleaning it up. i have the masks. they advertise on the piscopo show. we are giving away 40,000 masks to the veterans administration in new york. we are locked and loaded, spending the money. we want to work, we are frustrated. the governors got to -- i don't know what's in their mind. they are being paid. the politicians are being paid. most of the folks out there are not being paid. they don't have pension or welfare. the 401(k) is not being, you know, serviced. so it's time to get back. we are all ready to do it safely. so thanks for letting us get the word out but you know, it's time to move. now is the time. not tomorrow. right now. neil: you say thanks for getting the word out. i had no idea you would be promoting your gyms on this show. i didn't know you were so wealthy to have several of them. you ar

i'm in for charles payne.s making money. 20 million plus jobs lost in april, a dismal number, the highest since the great depression, but better than analysts were actually expecting, and the markets are in the green once again. we've got some coverage of this, including what a jobs recovery could look like throughout this hour. now, president trump is also welcoming republican members of congress to the white house today, to map out their version of an economic recovery. we will have the latest from d.c. in a moment. and the crisis for america's

in washington's men were freezing at valley forts, tom payne told his fellow americans, we have it in our power to begin the world over again. we still have that power. we today's living americans have in our lifetime fought harder, paid a higher price for freedom, and done more to advance the dignity of man than any other people who ever done on this earth. the citizens of this great nation want leadership, yes. but not a man on a whitehorse demanding obedience to his commands. they want someone who believes they can begin the world over again. a leader who won unleashed their great strength and remove the world rocks government has put in their way. i want to do that more than anything i've ever wanted. it is something i believe, with god's help, i can do. i believe this nation hungers for a spiritual revival. hungers to once again see honor placed above political -- to see government once again the protector of our liberties not distributors of gifts and privilege. governments should uphold and not undermined those institutions which are custodians of the very values upon which civ

right now, charles payne. hey, buddy. charles: neil, i thank you so much.not wait, how appropriate the launch in your hour at 4:30. couldn't have scripted it better. see you soon, buddy. good afternoon. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." they will love it but it will be amazing. speaking of amazing right now in this moment we're in a classic tug-of-war. the dow jones industrial average has been higher all session long but there is massive profit taking in technology sending nasdaq plunging with market rotation signals from the economy. what it means for your portfolio with some of my favorite guests. paying people not to go back to work, a plan being weighed

let's bring in charles payne, host of making money with charles payne, good morning.do you think about these governors complaining about the pushback they are getting as we see the dowel way up today on hopeful news about a possible vaccine and also on the idea that the economy is starting to get going? >> even before the vaccine, it is just not a u.s. issue. around the world, we saw massive protests in the u.k. over the weekend and germany over the weekend hidden in iran we see protests and in iraq, in the ivory coast around the world, people want to go back to work and people just want to get out of the house, so the whole isolation thing is starting to wear thin on human beings and those who provide for their families and some of these governors i think have been heavy-handed on this. you saw where gavin newsom was pushed into a corner with respect to tesla. elon musk openly musing about moving to texas, and so everybody is saying if you can make an accommodation for musk, make an accommodation for the smaller businesses that are on thin ice right now, and you're g

i'm in for charles payne. this is making money. 20 million plus jobs lost in april, a dismal number, the highest since the great depression, but better than analysts were actually expecting, and the markets are in the green once again. we've got some coverage of this, including what a jobs recovery could look like throughout this hour. now, president trump is also welcoming republican members of congress to the white house today, to map out their version of an economic recovery. we will have the latest from d.c. in a moment. and the crisis for america's truckers. it is deepening. what they say they need to survive coming up. all that and more on "making money". all right. right now president trump meeting with republican congressional members on potential next steps for economic measures. blake burman has more for us. let's go straight to you, blake. >> hi there, jackie. good to see you. in his "fox & friends" interview this afternoon we heard from president trump as that historic jobs report was announced. we

and cough is the big presentation however in many people it can present was diarrhea was that donald payne was vomiting was just feeling very weak and so i had thinking back i had tremendous amount of patience with these complaints i got rather a lot i got rather i would say moderate version of the virus and the reason i'm saying like you because doctors who do procedures like ear nose and throat anesthesiologist gastroenterologist actually get a very happy i think you get a very bad course and illness because i don't buy that the get you must let me do procedures it actually comes from the person on straight at us so i had you know extremely lucky. when it went with what happened to me that suddenly i am lost a sense of smell out we know it's loud and clear yet loss of smell suddenly most likely a right now but at that time with some of us my husband for work he's a physician also it may seem strange but many doctors now admit that at 1st they didn't believe the chrono virus would hit up and the u.s. as hard as it has they also thought the whole story was being blown out of proportion and

you carry the torch that was flamed by patrick henry's passion for liberty, tom payne's common sense,the only foreign soil this country occupies." the president, what do we pray for him, what do we wish from him? and for him? what can he pledge to us, what can we say to help him? american writers have spoken eloquently to this question, among them thomas wolfe, william faulkner, f scott fitzgerald, have said it is a fabulous country, the only fabulous country where miracles can happen all the time. i refuse to accept the end of man. he will prevail because, alone among all creatures, he has a soul, spirit capable of compassion and endurance and sacrifice. in this country, there is a willingness of the heart. and as you lead us into the uncertain, beleaguered future and in a broad swell between those shining seas, let me say for all of us, mr. president, in the words of a song you will remember, "god shed his grace on thee." [applause] ♪ frank: once again, ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to introduce the international chairman of variety club international, mr. monty hall. mont

i always like to tell charles payne, i'm up this way, don't screw it up.payne, to you, my friend. charles: yeah, i held it up yesterday. i think it was liz claman. although i will admit, one second before i handed to liz before the bottom fell out. neil: oh, sure. charles: appreciate it. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne and this is "making money" for real this time. in fact breaking at this moment, investors pouncing this morning after yesterday's late swoon as unprecedented market swings continue. we'll look into how you should adjust to the wild gyrations. evolution of jerome powell. we're talking about the fed chairman who hiked four times in 2018. now he says there is no limits to policy options and he is ready to print even more money. meanwhile treasury secretary steve mnuchin is

keith payne used to live in japan and says masks are commonly worn to protect the community. >> there'sct for others, and you see it -- i mean this is years ago, but you would see it where people, if they had a cold, they would wear a mask. >> reporter: others say it's the law and do your part. >> mostly i think we're getting the hint that this needs to happen so we can stop what's going on and get it under control. >> reporter: in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> stay at home and save a granny. that was the message in palo alto tonight. the group raging grannies sang and danced on college avenue, but this show wasn't just for fun. with memorial day weekend approaching, the ladies say they're worried people will forget about our social distancing and head to beaches or barbecues. they just want to remind everyone now is not the time to let your guard down. >> memorial day, i think, is not a day to go out and create more illness. it's a day to reflect and take care and enjoy yourself but be careful at the same time. >> the grannies also voiced concerns about cuts to programs th

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