bombshell on wall street.re an indictment is filed? >> recently, we called it success. some of the people engaged people such as ivan were being hailed as heroes. >> many of america's small investors have been appalled. >> i think they should put them in jail. >> since 1984, there have been more than 48 cases of inside er trading bought by rudolph giuliani. >> he had the aura of being the best man in law enforcement to without a cape. >> if you do get caught, you are going to lose your liberty and go to prison. >> today, as the prospect of a wider scandal has been certain, the market was off more than 40 points. this after it was learned that ivan boesky was talking, and then some. >> this is like arresting the madame of a brothel and finding her private book of clients. >> this guy takes a fall and all over wall street they're practically jumping out windows. it comes out he's been taping his phone calls and maybe private talks for three months. and wall street big shots began wetting their -- well, you get t

he will talk about he hates wall street not going to hang with wall street people and tough op wall street, [ inaudible ] hangs out with him. >> steve bannon. >> will ber ross defending him the other day. the bottom line is both these people know the imperative in politics is to raise money and unlike bernie sanders who can raise them for $27 a pop from real peoples these guys are -- >> there's more of a theoretical difference between donald trump's attacks on the rich and hillary clinton. she is actually attacking them every day, class warfare every day. he's not. not as bad. his plan would help them and give them all tax cuts. >> well, and she said she's going to overturn citizens united and talking about specific policies. interestingly i went to her website to see what she would do about campaign finance reform. this is what i love the clintons, she's going to get unaccountable money out of politics. not money out of politics, but unaccountable money. this is her way of parsing words to get money from wall street, hollywood. >> gary? >> the hypocrisy is simple. the left rips the rich o

gary: welcome to "wall street week." liz: i'm liz claman.nthony scaramucci will be back next week. it appears we are on track for the fourth straight square of declining profits for corporations. gary: companies are still make money, just less than they were before. the question is can the markets keep climbing while corporate earnings keep falling. joining us is bob doll and troy gayeski. i think we have a lot to talk about. bob, why does it feel to me a little bit like 1999 or 2007 where we know stroks going up and the market is going up, but we worry this le end ugly? >> i think there are two differences. interest rates then were here. down as low levels which allows valuations to be higher. back to your earnings comments. we cannot get a higher stock market unless earnings do better. the quarter we are just about finished reporting will be uh again. will it be enough? it would the market can't go up. liz: the bar was so low. if they are just scaling ight abo it,roy,on't u thk th's ieresng? ery ll mket eds contued talys. wh arehe calys. >

gary: welcome to "wall street week." liz: i'm liz claman.nthony scaramucci will be back next week. it appears we are on track for the fourth straight square of declining profits for corporations. gary: companies are still make money, just less than they were before. the question is can the markets keep climbing while corporate earnings keep falling. joining us is bob doll and troy gayeski. i think we have a lot to talk about. bob, why does it feel to me a little bit like 1999 or 2007 where we know stroks going up and the market is going up, but we worry this le end ugly? >> i think there are two differences. interest rates then were here. down as low levels which allows valuations to be higher. back to your earnings comments. we cannot get a higher stock market unless earnings do better. the quarter we are just about finished reporting will be uh again. will it be enough? it would the market can't go up. liz: the bar was so low. if they are just scaling slightly above it, troy, don't you think that's interesting? every bull market needs cont

>> reporter: the story on the wall street journal is cutting it both ways for trump. he wants on the one hand to sort of reboot to get new leadership at the top and that's what he's done. mind you this is the second time in two months that he's refashioned the top of his campaign. but it's not as if he's going to be reading more from the teleprompter. our story, which broke this news in the journal, pioints out he wants to be more trump. he doesn't be to be choreographed and that's where manafort was pushing him, to appeal more to the republican establishment. but trump says, no, that's not what got me through the primaries successfully. i want to be able to kind of be me on stage so you're likely to see more of that. >> trump mentions polls a lot. the polls suggest he has specific problems with specific voter groups in swing states and the establishment has been saying you need to make this pivot. now they've made a decision to do this in a different way, how do they think that's going to help them with those crucial swing voters? >> reporter: i'm not sure you're goi

from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." anthony: welcome to "wall street week," the show of record for long-term investing. i'm carr. maria: i'm maria bartiromo. one analyst at s & p says we are headed for a record high. anthony: bill miller is the chief financial and investment officer of lmm. bill will acquire all of legg mason's interest in lmm. he will own 100% of lmm. bill, welcome to the show. i want to talk about the macro economy. talk about what you are seeing for the u.s. economy and stocks in general. >> the u.s. economy has been broadly on an upward path since the financial crisis. we saw a payroll number that was strong. but when people look at it through the lens. they say payroll and unemployment are lagging indicators. but the leading indicators, stocks and credit are doing good. we have low inflation and low unemployment. record household net worth and stock prices are stupidly cheap compared to bonds. anthony: we are litigating whether the fed's policies have been helping the economy. what is your report c

from fox business head quarters in new york city, the new "wall street week."nthony: welcome to "wall street week," the show of record for long-term investing. i'm anthony scaramucci. gary: i'm gary kaminsky. it has not been a summer bummer for stocks, at least not yet. the markets continue to flow with new highs. anthony: are investors ignoring a buzz saw on the horizon? we are joined by gabriela santos and dan shaffer. august was a so-so month for stocks and september the worst month since 1928. should investors be more cautious than they are right now? >> this has been a good few months and it's justified by better economic data earnings going forward. as we approach september and talk more about an upcoming fed rate hike. we are telling our clients we don't have to be scared of a rate hike. a rate hike would and good thing because it means the economy is solid enough to justify raising rates. gary: anthony mentioned september and august. can we look back at history where a market is so controlled by the fed, when we think about looking back and thinking ahe

from fox business headquarters in new york city the new "wall street week." >> welcome to "wall street week" the show for long-term investing. i am anthony scaramucci. >> i'm gary kaminsky. the markets remain at or near all-time highs but some billionaires are making big debts against stocks. many hedge fund managers are shifting money into investments like gold. >> george soros has said that's it that i'm put options with the s&p hundred map means the more the index goes down the more money he will make so is the smart money being smart? we turn to our guest liz ann sonders chief investment strategist at charles schwab and kevin kelly at recon capital. >> not longer-term but i think our view has been you want to stay to long-term location to take advantage of all a till of a and make tactical moves around that and to the extent you have written this rally up in your overexposed to target allocations i would certainly think it's an opportune she pair back some of those gains. >> are they paying back their stock? >> sentiment trader has a wonderful index and it looks that the cohorts of

heck's plan means billions more in fees for wall street. and they've donated over half a million dollars to his campaigns. those numbers speak for themselves. joe heck is a threat to a secure retirement, in washington. afscme people is responsible the u-s gets its first weightlifting medal since 2000. the u-s gets its first weightlifting medal since 2000. sarah robles received the bronze medal. she lifted about 278 in the snatch and about 353 in the "clean and jerk." the 28 year old says the win is not just for herself but for women of size and women who want to get up off the couch. allyson felix just became the most decorated woman field. her medal count is now at 7, breaking the record of six held by jackie-joyner kersee. felix almost won the gold but shaunae miller of the bahamas last minute dive put her point-7 seconds ahead of felix. so felix had to settle for silver. he's the world's fastest man and he knows it. this picture of usain bolt grinning as he wins first place in toe 100-meter semifinal is going viral. the photographer says

i think wall street is ready to go beyond vision. i think wall street is ready for numbers. we don't have the numbers. what we have has been dissatisfying. we have both the tax foundation and zandi from moodys.com, assessing the cost this at $10 trillion. they come to two different conclusions about the benefits. zandi says recession is the result of this plan. tax foundation says more growth, more jobs, still a very large deficit. and part of the difference in the conclusion las to do with the lack of numbers and specificity. we don't know, for example, about this issue of him doubling the infrastructure spending. larry kudlow on "squawk box" said he's going to roll that back, tweaking. now expectation of detail to more vision, more outline, for whatever you want to call t. john harwood does that mean we're not going to get the kind of numbers that steve liesman and the economists and maybe some on wall street want today? >> well, scott, we're going to have to wait and see what comes out of donald trump's mouth, because last night his aides were telling me, no, we're not go

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who has it right, main street or wall street? nas, what do you say. >> main street has been pretty negative since '09. economy across people who have money since then waiting for the bottom to drop out and you know, the bottom line is, is not the greatest economy in the world but the stock market continues to do well, has done well for many years, and it's because largely because rates are low, but also because wealth globally grows and not main street wealth, it's the upper -- that money has to go somewhere. to quote a line in a movie, how many yacht cans you own. you have to buy stocks no matter what because rates are low and that's where the money is going to go. it's not everybody's economy so you don't feel comfortable about it. >> gary b. who has it right, main street or wall street, new highs on names like amazon, tjx, ross stores? >> by the way, dagen, that's where all the retail sales are going. yeah. the old-line retailers like macy's and, you know, those, they're struggling, but because we're all shopping at amazon thes

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and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. whose side are you on? senate majority pac is responsible >>> we told you about this at the top of the hour. a verdict has been reached in the trial of michael solid. >> michelle: let's go straight out to kyndell whoil was inside the regional justice center. we just got the verdict minutes ago. what do you know? >> kyndell: this honestly happened within the last five minutes. michael solid has been found include murder and theft. solid received charges after he has been found killing of a 15-year-old named marcos arenas. this happened in 2014. this started over an ipad. he was walking down the street holding his ipad and police say that solid's vehicle, the suv he was drying, drove up to the teenager. another man reached out from the back seat pulling that teen and he went underneath that suv alexis fernandez is in the courtroom right now. the verdict coming down from her. it is guilty from the jury within the last few minutes on three counts. once again including murder. the teen's family has been in the c

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an >> you call a million dollars a stick on wall street. you say: i'm up ten sticks tt say i have ten million in profits this year. my bonus in my last year on wall street was more than my mom, a nurse practitioner midwife had made for her entire life. and i was 30 years old. >> reporter: it had taken three years after the emptiness epiphany in the vegas nightclub, but at 30, as he explained in for the love of money, a "new york times" op-ed piece that went viral and has now been turned into a book. >> i came to understand that even though that billionaire siren song was really attractive, that in another way that came to seem like a good way to waste your life. you go to wall street and you make all this money and then you're 70 years old and you're0 on your deathbed and-- >> reporter: hey, wait a second- - not 70 on your deathbed.hb how about upping that number just a bit? >> 90 on your deathbed.de but at the end of the day, i felt like i wanted to be truly t proud of what i'd done with my life.ou >> reporter: as for david foster... >> th

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according to the "wall street journal" wall street is urging governments to invest in big ticket projects while interest rates are low. joining us is the writer of the "wall street journal" article harrison. welcome. your piece this morning was interesting. while peop are talking about infrastructure projects, people are urging state and local governments to borrow. what do the numbers say and why? >> state and local governments were really, really hard hit during the recession. they had to make drastic budget cuts that were really painful. now that things are slowly getting better, they are still skittish about borrowing a lot of money. borrowing my state and local governments, the issuance of municipal bonds is off somewhat from the prerecession pace. they are now around a little shy of $150 billion a year which is quite a bit lower than it was before. there are still some anxiety and nervousness on the part of the gover issuing new bonds and -- >> i guess it's not just the governments that are gun shy. it is the voters. in many states including the one i live in, most -- many if not al

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and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. whose side are you on? senate majority pac is responsible >> reed: more fallout for chris brown. the local night club on he las vegas strip has announced they've cut ties with chris brown in he wake of his most recent legal troubles. the singer has a court date after he was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. you are looking at video of chris brown headed toward the lapd office. the entertainer was released from custody after posting $250,000 bail a couple of hours after he pulled in. pointed a gun at her during a gathering at his home after he was arrest -- he was arrested after hours long standoff following her report. brown says he is not guilty. >> marie: it was just a 72 minute flight but is the latest step in improving 55 years of bad feelings between the u.s. and cuba. the first commercial flight between the two flew from fort lauderdale to cuba. aboard the flight were mostly airline executives, u.s. government officials and cuban-american families and u.s. travelers. the arrival o

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saying wall street, wall street is hilarious.e're pointing out the irony but still trying to reconnect herself with bernie sanders. melissa: her record in new york, when she said she would bring bag manufacturing jobs. nothing happened. >> she did squat in new york. sponsored 300 something bills. three got passed to rename highways and parks, that is it. did nothing for upstate new york. still suffering. lost vote from guys named steve. that is stupid move. median income is down here. real unemployment numbers are astronomical. insurance premiums are going way the hell up, more of the same, as everybody said, go her way. i'm willing to roll the dice with trump. i'm not sure it will work out but i'm willing to take a chance. dagen: trump should take the speech and what he talks about taxes and getting more of your own money, make it a baby and carry it around with him on campaign trail. this is only thing you will talk about. look at new america, right here that i have for you. meghan: i like that image. he pointed out in the spee