fox news radio host todd starnes is one of his posts was removed by facebook. why he was censored, that incredible material he found facebook still has on their site. melissa: dow off the highs for final moment of trading. apple big winner on the trade. adam shapiro on floor of new york stock exchange for more on what is driving stocks big day, adam. reporter: it was a big day. it wasn't just apple, it was also oil. goldman sachs says the oil glut has gone into deficit because of production problems in canada and nigeria. that helped oil close up. oil is trading higher after the close. that was good news for the energy sector. s&p 500 enjoyed that run look what happened with the dow. year to day the dow back above 1 1/2% growth. it is up today. intraday up a little bit over 1%. s&p 500 closing up today. nasdaq was up today as well. apple, there is big news we talked about all day long, that berkshire hathaway buying a billion dollars, taking a stake in apple although wasn't warren buffett who made the call. two managers who get to manage what, $9 billion of the

todd starnes with the exclusive details for us. connell: the race for the white house has really tightened up. hillary clinton's double digit lead evaporating and going away completely in other polls. >> she is ineffective. bernie sanders said she is not qualified to be president and he meant it and said it because, you know, frankly with her decisions you look at, you look at libya, you look at offshoots of libya, benghazi, et cetera, et cetera, so many different things we could go on for days. i'm mary ellen, and i quit smoking with chantix. i always came back to smoking. i was absolutely frustrated, absolutely. i did not think chantix would work as well as it did. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these, stop chantix and call you

they had many analysts and not one was todd starns. >> that's a shame. >> it is a shame. joanne -- >> sorry, that picture it looks like he just got -- he just found out his wife is taking half of everything. >> you know, it looks that way because of liberalism. what we were talking about? schilling. is there a bias in sports? i never thought about it. >> i'm sure there is, but the other righties are just -- they know well enough to keep their mouth shut and their jobs. it sounds bad, but they probably when expressing their opinion, their political opinion they know how not to alienate their viewers and listeners. they have every right to intervene when they feel that -- what someone is saying could hurt their brand. it is a part of a business. so if you signed -- i don't know what is in his contract, but if he makes the brand look bad, they do what they have to do. >> ron, you know something, as a hollywood elitest, you know something about whispers in the closet. >> less now than before, but it happens. espn has a lot of political commentators. keith you will better man

fox news radio host todd starnes. good to have you here.ou have a little bit of news to share with viewers. you're the first to report that -- >> up until now target has been quiet. haven't been commenting on boycott with what kind impact, we learned a few moments ago target agreed to meet with representatives of the american family association at their company headquarters. american family association will be delivering, hand delivering all of those petitions more than 1.1 signatures from their customers. so we'll have to see how it plays out. and it should be a pretty interesting meeting in minneapolis. trish: should not have gotten to that point. target realizing maybe this is isn't best thing to do. >> right. trish: you have a million people customers say they won't go to your store because you don't like taking stand on policy you have to wake up and pay attention as business. >> texas attorney general ken paxton delivered exclusively to fox business a copy of that letter that he sent to target demanding to know what they were doing to

todd starnes is hire.ey general says if you allow a guy, because he says i identify as a woman, a guy to go into a target's woman's bathroom, that is a crime risk, that is what he is saying? >> that's right. he says you put women and children in jeopardy when you do that. they're not talking about transgender individuals. talking about bad actors, people who might take advantage of that. for example, last night at a target in 'frisco, texas, who caught a guy photographing her, filming her. police put out the guy's photograph. they're trying to hunt down this individual. those are kinds of people they want to stop from getting into these bathrooms. under target as policy that guy was allowed inside of the bathroom and nobody, nobody batted an eye. stuart: does that violate civil rights rules, laws? >> well that is the big issue because you mentioned in north carolina the government is coming in and they're forcing these states and forcing school distributes to comply with these transgender rules. they're sa

joining us to chat about it is todd starns.ng with facebook or is it window dressing? >> i don't think they have a shot of convincing mark zuckerberg otherwise. i was talking about drinking out a 20-ounce sweet tea and reading the bible and it got blocked. we know that posting was responsible. facebook did a cut-and-paste of the actual posting i had on facebook to explain this is what violated their community standards. i went and looked at them. they had a couple. no pornography and nudity and everybody reading my facebook page is wearing pants. i knew that couldn't be the problem. i do believe it was the content, the conservative content that facebook is censoring. >> do you think its users will be outraged by this? you have a perspective that maybe not as much as we would think in a country where free speech is supposedly valued? >> people don't really like it, but it's the only game in town. people are going to flock to facebook, they are still going to use facebook. it's disappointing because so many conservatives reach ou