charlie gasparino war do. next we have david asman and scott martin. we talk about this all the time. not that these issues do not come back. now there are some problems. >> i want to see the market implode a little bit to see the prices come down. twitter was public at 29. the inside price. the stock barely making any money. is losing users. neil: but you can tweet your concerns. [laughter] >> some of this is good. neil: is at 112? 140. whenever. >> by the way we have more supply with alibaba the biggest ever ipo. i would just tell investors. that it could go further down. you don't hear one wall street firm to say be careful. with this alibaba ipo. neil: with all of the offerings. neil: but they are squeezing out the retailer's. >> are you really conspiratorial about that? neil: o no. but they say it is a conspiracy to grab their retail investor then they get out. >> but the differences in matt is just figuring this out now been have been reporting this since 1999. [laughter] you just wonder why people keep falling for it. neil: that happens before t

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melissa: here is joined us, charlie gasparino out of thin air? >> what is beats? melissa: what do you think of poe things al deal? >> they have so much money they can do what they want. they need to put cash to work. melissa: you are one of the people pounding the table they need to innovate. this is alternative. >> one of the shows we were talking about internet bubble then and now. one of the things we forget, these companies by themselves don't really work. melissa: like beats. when you add it on to apple, think -- >> netscape, that got bought by someone. then you do have a degree of creative destruction where this makes sense. melissa: we want to hear from all of you out there. what do you think? would you wear beats by dr. dre? does it look ridiculous? that is what holds me back. tweet me at melissaafrancis. we'll look at them later in the show. snapchat turned down $3 billion from facebook. with the message don't disappear forever, looks like a multibillion dollar blunder. what do you think about this one? >> they misled. overpromised and underdeliverred. in

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said it shoves on its customers, he actually say that, that is that, charlie has to go, charlie gasparino you can eat in any dive you want, most of us condition afforcondition -- can0 piece of cow, and the hell do you care what people eat? it is no sweat of your liberal ass. >> you have to either put him in his place, allow others to speak or rename the show charlie gasparino, don't think he is not balloting that -- plotting just that, william, neil, sounds unfair not to adjust the minimm rage, that is my points, a slight bump is one thing, a doubling is another thing. and one mcdonald's strikeer said, when told a bunch of employees could close lose their jobs, the answer was the ones that works hardest will get the raises, duh . >> and companies share a little with workers, we would not be mandating a disfunctional minimum wage, that depends on your definition of sharing a little bit, if that is doubleing that is what risks being disfunctional. lance, raising the minimum wage by a drastic percentage is not fixing the problem it is creating a political stepping stool for the democratic pa

our very own charlie gasparino is there. he joins us on the phone with the inside scoop what is the gossip? who have you seen, charlie? uh-oh. he is so filled with gossip that he can not even bring himself to talk about it. we'll get back to him in a second. he had to chase after them and get the story and help bring it to us. for all of you fast-food chefs out there, it is bad news. officially the worst-paying job in the united states, that is shocking. those cooking away in likes of mcdonald's and wendy's getting under $19,000 a year, nine bucks an hour. fast-food cashiers and servers close second. sham peers, dish warrers, coffee shop servers making list. on flip side look is whoing most. all medical professionals. not a single businessman or executive in the top five. ceo is in 10th place. emac is joining us now for some reaction on this. >> what is interesting, number one, doctors, surgeons, ob/gyn, anesthesiologists they're in the top 10, melissa. but you know what this study doesn't take into account though, the cost

charlie gasparino has it. charlie? >> i don't know what to make of all this but i will read the headlines. we confirmed at fox business network, that herbalife over the past year found hidden listening devices at its l.a. headquarters. herbalife described those listening devices also known as bugs by the way, that is snoop term for them, described then as non-governmental. the people at herbalife from what we understand do not believe this is government bug that someone else planted, whatever these things were inside the l.a. headquarters. we should point out that herbalife found these devices over the past year. and as you know herbalife is locked in a about the well big ackman, the famous short seller who thinks the company is pyramid or a scam. that doesn't mean bill ackman did this i'm not saying if he did this. i don't know who did this. we will have a call into bill ackman to see if he wants to comment on this clearly the company believes it has been spied upon by outside forces that is not the government. we put

melissa: charlie gasparino, i see you on spotify all the time? you're always downloading the latest -- >> i don't usually listen to music much. melissa: no? that is surprising. >> i became a fan of amazon. my wife and i download music from amazon. melissa: you do? like what? what is the last song you -- >> songs, films. melissa: okay. >> i think it's a great service. this is one more added, it is value added. melissa: yeah. >> this is a company i think that could take out a big company like apple maybe. melissa: i november. that is interesting proposition. >> stickiness really helps. this annuity business. they have a plan, these annuities of paying like 100 buck as year. it is come up. melissa: apple stocks is soaring ahead of rumored iphone 6 launch this fall. shares are up about 20% in the past three months. james, do you own this one? would you buy this one? >> don't own it but i felt a little lonely how much i liked the beats move by apple the i felt a little out there on my own. actually i think it has a lot to do with apple maybe imitating

[laughter] melissa: there is nothing wrong with that charlie gasparino. i respect you for saying that. what is wrong with that? go ahead, susan. >> yoga pants all day, every day? how about not wear any make up and comb our hair. why bother showering that matter. completely disgusting, sloppy women. melissa: are you wondering why you agreed to be in this segment. >> maybe a little. i feel like, basically the thing is that yoga pants of today or active wear of today, they are different from the sweatpants of yesterday. >> right. >> no. the difference, yoga pants are 40 bucks. sweatpants are 20 bucks. >> women look a lot better in yoga pants. >> come on. women should look like women. women -- >> they look like women in yoga pants. >> no they don't. >> they do. >> they don't look like women in yoga pants. looks sloppy like doing laundry or off to the gym. takes time and effort to actually look like women. melissa: if you look like you're going off to the gym. >> what is wrong with that. >> you're working on yourself. >> no. no. melissa: andrea, try to weigh i

back now charlie gasparino with the wall street journal. you have to look closely but from appearance you're looking at a guy who used to come out with sneakers and the woody and the whole thing and had attitude. yesterday he is wearing the tight t-shirt, much tighter. >> finally getting rid of cheryl sandberg and bringing him out a little more. melissa: maybe she is not working out with him. she did aerobics in college. she talked aerobics at harvard. she did. >> like being at championship boxer. >> not wearing a hooded but still wearing a tee shirt. everyone at the table would say they were more mature they were 30 compared to when they were 20. that is true for mark zuckerberg too. when he was first ceo of facebook had a business card that says thought i am ceo b- t b-i-t-c -- you know what. liz: what he is saying has changed, the tone has changed, he said we want to build a culture, loving people we serve, loving the people we serve. very different from what he originally said which is they trust me, dumb whatever. his message is nothin

our own charlie gasparino reported in december he would likely leave ice this year. is there anything new here that surprising wall street? >> no. we reported -- melissa: replacement, maybe? >> we reported so many times, february we said he was likely to leave when they spin out the division. neither neither is -- duncan neiderauer is good man. i know him as good executive. one of the problems at nyse is changing business model. melissa: yeah. >> the bottom line, who would ever think about this 10 years ago when dick grasso was running it. the new york stock exchange would sell to a computer. ice is like five guys in a room in atlanta. they control -- melissa: i saw at nymex. i saw same transition one of the first reporters down on the floor when they did private equity buy it i don't. i don't snow if you understand. you're going away. >> neared near, he really did an -- duncan neiderauer did an excellent job helping shareholders of new york stock exchange. >> as best as he could, as best as he could. look at stock price, it is stock price. a lot of people that owned

back to discuss, charlie gasparino. we have tom sullivan and heritage foundation's steve moore. he is a fox news contributor. tom sullivan i will start with you. they already have a business model where they're basically renting -- you're not paying for panels. you're buying energy and they put the panels on your house. now they're offering discount through groupon so basically it is free solar energy? >> this is the problem i'm having. buying solar panels is about as easy as comparing insurance policies. just nuts. because one company says, we'll give you, you buy this and $30,000 for your panels and government will give you a credit for that. then they come along say, no, but we'll provide the panels, you lease the panels and somehow later on, if you don't lease it is on your house, very confusing process. and why would you want a discount on something that is already not going to cost you anything? melissa: yeah, steve moore, bus it reek of desperation or make you nervous something already seems like kind of free they're putting on groupon which makes it even more free? i don

charlie gasparino here in a few moments with an exclusive report. and shining brightly, solarcity's stock is on fire today after a sunny forecast for the year even though they reported losses, but can the solar services company keep powering through in the face of growing competition? they've got a deal with google, but google's making friends with other solar companies too. we'll talk to lyndon rive, solarcity's co-founder and ceo, exclusively. he's only talking to fox business. here comes the sun. ♪ ♪ liz: okay, you blink and the dow jons industrials coming back. take a look, we should put up the markets right now because the dow was negative, now it's punched up by 28 points. it was up more than 100, 104. stunning. still not -- >> seesawing market. zigzagging. liz: mark, are we record yet? not yet, right? not yet. wall street firms, you're just going to love this story. [laughter] why have they been staying so quiet on the recent selloff in social media stocks, especially twitter? why all the silence? charlie gasparino has exclusive details.

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so does charlie gasparino, just saying. cavuto, charlie gasparino we know where you live, limo comes in the middle of the night, it is going to be an interesting night, see you tomorrow. lou: good evening, the white house today pressures chief economexecutive officers of somf the country largest cop rang to corporation to stay away from an international economic forum hosted by vladimir putin in russia later this month, valerie jared, treasury secretary jack lew, commerce secretary penny among top obama administration officials leading charge to dissuade the ceos. they trying to persuade giants alcoa, goldman sachs, pepsi, morgan stanley, conn conoco phis and others, latest salvo from obama administration is violence and eastern ukraine, overnight clashs in city. claiming lives of at least 4 ukrainian soldiers up to 30 pro russian separatists, secretary of state kerry pronounces himself quote, nothing less than disappointed with russia. vowing to impose more sanctions against russ succeed in derails a nationwide elect sched

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says charlie gasparino, who joins us with exclusive details on the health shake maker at the middle of this. >> carl icahn billionaire investor, the other the other billionaire investor, bill ackman. we should point this out, this information is solid as of right now. i can't tell you what will happen in the future. as of right now i can't play what will happen in the future, but as of now herbalife has not received a subpoena from new york attorney general eric schneiderman. has not as of now. schneiderman as of now has not launched a formal probe into the business model along the lines of what ackman is complaining about that it is a pyramid scheme and does not sell products, it brings in distributors, when the distributors dry up the whole thing crashes. as of right now, there is no formal investigation of herbalife by schneiderman's office. what there is going on is people walking in and there are distributor complaints. along the lines of what you saw in the documentary last week, which connie chung did not participate in for some reason. liz: she backed out. charlie: something ha

melissa: charlie gasparino, thank you very much. we have the other big story of the day which is jobs. u.s. adds 220,000 jobs beating expectations but looking deeper into the numbers the news may not be as good as it seems of let's bring in the rest of the panel. we have rbs chief economist extraordinaire, michelle gerard and kong mist extraordinaire because i want to be here peter morici and chris is here on set. you're extraordinary in off yourself. michelle, give me the numbers. >> it is great news so it suggests that there is bit of hiring more this year than we saw last year. i think 288 is probably not the new hire being pace. melissa: 228, oh, 288, sorry. misprint in my story. go ahead. >> but the trend is probably closer to the low 200s. i think like i said what we saw, that we probably had hiring that got delayed because of the weather and aprils is the weather improved we saw some catch-up. it is good news but i think a sign that we're getting, we are getting improvement in the labor market. i think not as significant as j

so does charlie gasparino, just saying. cavuto, charlie gasparino we know where you live, limo comes in the middle of the night, it is going to be an interesting night, see you tomorrow. lou: good evening, the white house today pressures chief economexecutive officers of somf the country largest cop rang to corporation to stay away from an international economic forum hosted by vladimir putin in russia later this month, valerie jared, treasury secretary jack lew, commerce secretary penny among top obama administration officials leading charge to dissuade the ceos. they trying to persuade giants alcoa, goldman sachs, pepsi, morgan stanley, conn

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charlie gasparino. we have the bell ringing in 206 minutes. if you took our next guest advice the last time he was on you would have two, not one but two in your portfolio that each rose more than 50%. one of them rose 60%. could a wood have it should have, right? april home sales data failed to jump as much as analysts expected, but could the housing recovery be just on the rest of us of getting really strong? heating up we have the man with a window into the homebuyers soul and the home sellers, glenn kelman is the ceo to redfin. a fox business exclusive. ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: less than 23 minutes until the close of the session. take a look at the dow 30 and you can see it's a bit over how to the upside it's 60548, we lost some of our gains. s&p is better by five, but it's the russell that people are watching out. it's got a good gain after having come extremely close to correction territory. correction, by the way, is off 10% from recent highs. russell had been down earlier by about 9.3% this week from recent highs. right now adding 1%, so a bit

here to talk about all this, our own charlie gasparino. operationsy byrnes and nyu associate professor, mark brennan. surprised apple is back above $600 a share. >> i would not. i wouldn't call 1 1/2% soaring. $8 move. no big deal. adam: iphone 6. is that a big deal. >> they better blow it out of the park or it will be a bad thing quickly. adam: you have people on inside that you talk to. how will samsung react? >> i don't know but i think you're right about the small move in the stock. here is one thing i come back to, there is a lot on the line nor tim cook. there is questions whether he is enough of an innovator f this new iphone doesn't work, i tell you that stock will come down more than 1%. adam: this isn't levels we've seen in year-and-a-half. we'll take a bite out of something else, that is at&t. making a $49 billion bet on future of television striking a big money deal to acquire directv serving notice to big boys of telecommunications. you called this weeks ago. you saw this coming. >> not what i said in particular but once the c

charlie gasparino is on the phone. charlie what do you think of just you heard? >> for a change someone talk as little sense. terry duffy was being diplomatic in his answers but he is right on the money. one of the things that michael lewis, the reason why his book was such a disservice it took the debate away from the real problem. the real problem is not that someone could trade faster. the real problem isn't that some people cheat. because they do and they always have. the real problem, you don't have one market anymore. you have 50 markets. when you have 50 markets you have a dysfunctional system. and that's the problem. we have -- by the way when you have 50 markets, makes it easier for some people to cheat. does that mean, our system, our markets are rigged? no. but there's a degree of dysfunction that occurs here. that is why you have "flash crashes." there is no, the price discovery is funky, okay? you could have a print in one market and it may show someplace else and you know, during a brief period of time. and then, at some points when the computers do

melissa: charlie gasparino, i don't like it either. i'm with you. that is not right. >> schwab is arbitrarily stopping this thing? first off, i don't know if that is legal. that sound bizarre. i hate twitter to begin with. melissa: well you hate it as a business. you love it as means of communication. >> right. i think it's a crappy business. here's the thing. i just can't wait until it goes below 26. that is when eric bolling -- melissa: goodness gracious, taking it right -- alibaba officially files for its ipo. this could be the biggest ipo ever. you like it, you hate i, what do you think guys? >> i'm indifferent to it. i think it. melissa: i like the fact that china's becoming much more of a free market than the united states. that is a good thing i think. melissa: yeah. >> it will be interesting to see who they pick as the exchange they list on. my gut tells me -- melissa: what is your gut? >> all bankers want them to pick new york stock exchange. but i can tell you bob greifeld is pulling every rabbit out of his you know what to try -- melissa:

melissa: you could never be redundant, charlie gasparino. >> your lips to god's ears. melissa: in a matter of minutes the dow jones plunged and recovered 1,000 points that trillion dollars worth of wealth was temporarily lost but it came back of the has anything change? is this reviving our conversation? >> nothing really has changed, melissa. as a matter of fact the only reason we haven't seen another "flash crash" because volatility has been so low and there is so much complacency in the market. if we see volatility spike, we're going to see another "flash crash." melissa: can i ask who cares? if it came right back does it matter that we had the "flash crash"? it went down and went back up. >> "flash boys" should have started this argument but it didn't. michael lewis blames everything on high frequency trading which i think is a side issue. reality is we have 50 stock markets out there. melissa: right. >> when you have that type of fragmentation in the markets you will have "flash crashes" when a price doesn't look right because you have a lot of computer technology

let's bring in fox business's own charlie gasparino and tom sullivan. we have "wall street journal's" veronica daguerre. what do you think of this market, tom? >> dollar is going lower, the market going higher, the fed says they win keel doing the same. what do you expect? no place to go. >> you don't fight the fed. i'm telling people a long time. i hate all the printing of money. here is the thing where it becomes problematic. at some point it is going to end. when you have interest rates this low, people go out on the risk spectrum and buy stupid stuff or alibaba ipo or twitter at 60 bucks. that's what happens. you will get pull backs and when they stop tapering -- melissa: i guess. what is tragic about this, the markets, everything we've been through the since the financial crisis, some indices up 120%, 175%, depending where you're looking in the market. housing is up, 10 or 11%. for the average person that got scared of market during the downturn they missed this creation of wealth totally created by policies out of washington. veronica. >> they tot

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charlie gasparino, live in a vegas studio, no less. great to see you, charlie, great reporting from the salt conference, but you and i talked a lot about this case, and now he has been sentenced. he can appeal, but prosecutors wanted six and a half year, his attorneys wanted two years, he gets three and a half years. >> i think that's a pretty stiff sentence. the numbers that were associated with this case were pretty low, and it was a very murky case. it wasn't like he, you know, put a gun to anybody's head, nor did he outright hire somebody to steal inside information, essentially misappropriate that information. he got it through -- it was washed through several middlemen, and the numbers were low. he's paying restitution of something like $350,000 -- liz: yeah, 365. >> -- along those lines. and he's getting three and a half years. if you look, and this is after the judge said he's basically a good man. if you look at raj, raj rajaratnam, one of the biggest cases in this whole inside trading crackdown, he got ten years on a -- i thi

judge andrew napolitano and charlie gasparino are here to fight about it. and not too booing to jail. attorney general eric holder is reviving memories of the financial crisis. his new threat as the justice department moves closer toward criminal charges begins banks. >>> a hot new comedy so spot on, tech titans can't al ford to miss it. alex berg joins us in studio to explain why all the favorite billionaires are tuning in. even when they shea it's not it is always about money. deirdre: it is an economic proposition bold enough to make karl marx blush. impose an 80% tax on income the, starting at $500,000. that is one of the recommendations in economist thomas pikety's new book, capital in the 21st century. it is inspiring serious debate on income inequality. here our own charlie gasparino. and senior judicial analyst, andrew napolitano. you can't get the book online. it is sold out. everyone is talking about it, in my humble opinion it is complete outrage. >> i'm reading it. we should point out this started. i sent an email through fox business and said t

as everyone on wall street is anxiously awaiting the alibaba ipo, charlie gasparino as exclusive details on jack moss' role in the offering. >> let's just back up a minute. there's a big battle going on over the listing -- lori: naturally. >> but a lot of people thought nyse was in the lead early on. from what we understand, nasdaq has been outhustling the new york stock exchange -- lori: who's winning? >> probably the new york stock exchange. i'm sorry. you can see. but we understand nasdaq has been throwing the kitchen sink the try to get this listing. bob greifeld was over in hong kong last week speaking with officials, so was the new york stock exchange. but, you know, listen, this is the bottom with line: new york stock exchange is still in the lead of this deal. the problem is for duncan needer awe and his last official action as that chief, he's being outhustled, essentially, by nasdaq. they are pitching hard. if nasdaq does pull this out of their hat, that's a big coup. now, we get back to jack ma, the guy at the center of the alibaba founder, he ignored urgings from the chinese

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charlie gasparino on exclusive goldman sachs details regarding high frequency trading. we've got the closing bell ringing in 28 and a half minutes. the obama administration's standoff with russia has put liquified natural gas squarely in the crosshairs. hundreds of millions of dollars are at stake for american companies who would love to step in in case russia cuts off supplies to eastern europe. for each winner, though, there is a loser. rich edson live at an lng export terminal along the louisiana coast. it's a fox business exclusive. >>> and new york's silicon alley on the rise and attracting more and more start-ups that are then getting snapped up by the big guys. we're sitting down with two proven tech entrepreneurs, real pioneers in the start-up world. alexis ohanian and danny tan, they also run an interesting company. we're going to find out whether there's a tech bubble, but if not, hey, let's invest. let's find out who's the next tech start-up to watch. ♪ ♪ can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomor

charlie gasparino and gary smith. okay, charlie, the labor force participation rate is back down to 1978 levels. >> the bond market as of today, yields are going down and this is a slow growth economy. so slow that a bullet in. >> i'm wondering when the american people do this number, they see the overall number going down to 6.3%. will they buy in to the white house message that this is all good? >> no, we are smarter than that. manufacturing is disappointing, tech jobs are disappointing. and americans are finding that they are having to move to have any opportunity at all. so the unemployment situation may be moving in the right direction but it's really quality over quantity and we are not seeing that. >> all of those folks, i think this is the second largest drop in labor participation rate we have seen in years. >> i wonder why they keep using this unemployment number. and why don't you think it's 5% or 4%. make it a because it doesn't matter to the average american. and we are one government mandated program awa

now we have a billionaire hedge fund manager talking, in the market charlie gasparino are listening. charlie has been saying they would be the guy to make the big headlines, and he was absolutely right. charlie joins us by phone. you are treating last week. what else did he say, charlie? charlie: he says the market is in a dangerous position. as you were watching fox business over the past week or so, we said he was a guy to watch, move the market, be very cognizant at this point because the market is in a funky position. you paul 10 people, you can get 10 different answers. david has been around for a long time, even analysts say he understands the company, he understands the economy and made a lot of money. this guy kind of gets it. he was the marquee name. it would have been nice to have him earlier. in a dangerous position in the market. this is the one thing we talk about the fed and easing and the notion they keep on printing money, we talk about inflation. one of the things here is the potential for inflation is money printing. one of the things people are talking about is def

i'm coming with charlie gasparino, two italians, we're going to knock on your door, tv now, all right he is gone, paul from sacramento, you are an edyeah, the, paul, you are a bigger idiot. >> solicit i >> and please top reading the hate e-mails they are not interesting, there is no social redeeming value it is a waste of time, this is when i change channels, wait a minute, your hate mail against hate mail is hate mail! you are feeding the beast. that is -- that is weird. anyway, see you tomorrow. lou: good evening, major new development in the benghazi scandal. white house in full denial an incriminating e-mail written by senior advise roh advisor ben rd anything to do with benghazi, new obama strategy, refuse to answer questions, and devastating testimony from the top military commander to the ground, contradicting the white house story of what and when they knew it. we begin at white house, correspondents went after press secretary jay carney trying to get him to answer why the ben

i'm coming with charlie gasparino, two italians, we're going to knock on your door, tv now, all right he is gone, paul from sacramento, you are an edyeah, the, paul, you are a bigger idiot. >> solicit i >> and please top reading the hate e-mails they are not interesting, there is no social redeeming value it is a waste of time, this is when i change channels, wait a minute, your hate mail against hate mail is hate mail! you are feeding the beast. that is -- that is weird. anyway, see you ♪ ♪ know. >> i am banning mr. sterling for life. >> the ceo, brendan eich, has been forced to resign. vilified for his work. what is okay to say? the airwaves are filled with fluster and defeat. >> the hash tag cancel koger is trending.

charlie gasparino will bring us the latest details. it kind of looks like an egg on wheels. finally decades later coming to pass? what could be the future of the entire auto industry. that is next. we will see if google's driverless cars will force other companies to game change. liz: we have breaking news in the battle be at the time i just saw you guys four seconds ago and asked if hank greenberg would settle be at breaking news on a battle between hank and new york attorney general. charlie just got off the phone with his people. charlie: i have zero intention to settle this case with the new york attorney general's office. this case was brought by eliot spitzer in 2005 forcing hank to resign as the head of aig. the case has now continued since 2005 involving alleged accounting irregularities when he was the ceo and chairman. there is no intention to settle did why are we reporting this? fox business has learned there were talks between greenberg's office and new york attorney general about settling this case over the last year. two times it was serious negotiations about