charles? >> charles: thanks very much. nancy pelosi spotted at the white house today. she says there's still some outstanding issues that need to be resolved. to chad pergram with more on that. chad? >> good afternoon, charles. democrats hope to land a frame work on the social spending bill in the next day or two. it's friday afternoon. news o'clock as we said. so we may hear about various agreements several times between now and next week before there is an actual agreement. house speaker nancy pelosi had breakfast with president biden this morning. >> i'm not going to negotiate that here. we had a very positive meeting this morning. i'm optimistic. much of what we need to do -- >> but it's clear democrats need to wrap this up soon. ways and means committee chairman richard neil spoke for 30 minutes with democratic arizona senator kyrsten sinema. >> we were in full agreement on the policy achievement. that was she's in on the renewalables, in on the issue of the child credit and in on family

charles: yeah. by the way 40 minutes ago my wife calls me from walgreens and, you know, heart transplant recipient there is no one working at the pharmacy. they can't get any people. she cannot get her medicine. she is driving around the county looking for another place. it has gotten bad. congressman stuebe, congratulations on the home run. >> thank you. charles: we'll have more on the debt ceiling and so far how they reacting to mitch mcconnell. president's approval rating continues to take big hits. americans in a new poll think the gop is better to lead the country with better security and prosperity. maybe higher taxes and higher spending are not that popular after all. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire i'll shoot you an estimate as soon as i get back to the office. hey, i can help you do that right now

here's charles payne now. hey, charles. >> charles: that's going to be a good one. i'm a huge william shatner fan. have a great weekend, neil. >> neil: thanks, buddy. >> charles: good afternoon. i'm charles payne. this is making money. breaking right now after a week of crazy gyrations the market more or less frozen after the jobs report. i know a lot of folks out there are rationalizing the results, but something is very wrong here. it may not be a momentary blip. what it means for the fed. what it means for corporate earnings. what it means for pride and dignity of work, that's always part of our ethos and what it means for your money. wages are higher. that may actually be making some things worse, especially for small businesses which cannot find any workers. we will dig into those details. meanwhile, should we start writing a eulogy for gold? bitcoin emerging. a brilliant crypto investor says it is way too late because that ship has sailed. we will have another guest on that segment later in the show. all that and so much more on "making money". shocking news o

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i think charles payne can get us there. charles, all yours. charles: so you heard about the cp effect, huh? david: of course. a little bit. charles: all right. talk to you again soon, david. hey, good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne and this is "making money." the rally has gained steam the last six sections on strong earning but companies that can't pass along the high inflation costs are getting hit big time. in fact i have one chart formation that really suggests we'll move to big breakout territory. meanwhile china's president xi sounds more like a capitalist than american progressives, getting his people back into the idea of prosperity for all but only through hard work. i should slain why we should stop young adult the from quote, lying flat. facebook wants to change their name rebranding ahead of the metaverse. facebook what is better name? tweet me your suggestion at @cvpayne. i want wait to share your suggestion. all that and more on "making money." ♪. charles: one of the oldest saying in the market is new highs beget new hi

charles: all right. >> absolutely, charles. i don't think the regular person believes the market is not rigged. there is statistic somewhere. charles: i always said it is rigged. i written two books on the market. said as much on the market. i'm glad people are fighting back, folks like trey. he will join me in the new investor revolution town hall, november 9th, 2:00 p.m. eastern time. email your questions. i want as many as possible. we'll try to power through them as much as possible. invested in youinvested in youi. i'm a vikings fan but we'll talk a little football too. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ... your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire i'll shoot you an estimate as soon as i get back to the office. hey, i can help you do that right now. high thryv! thryv? yep. i'm the all-in-one management software built for small business. yv thr

charles? >> charles: thank you, mike. want to switch gears here and get back to the laundrie situation here. we've got former fbi assistant director chris swecker with us. short and brief. obviously the press conference, there was a lot of anticipation there would be more. the public intrigued by this. from what you understand, what is happening now on the ground, give us your assessment. >> yeah, the fbi, the special agent in charge in tampa got to the point. they found human remains. he made it a point to mention the notebook was found with the remains. that's a pretty good tip-off there. so i would say the chances are very high that this is indeed brian laundrie. they're not going to say that now. they have to get a positive identification on that. they will process the scene. it's been under water awhile. the fbi response team will take their time and go to it with meticulous detail. they want answers. you know, just finding his body is not enough. >> everyone wants answers is in a fair amount of frustration on how th

charles: my name is charles payne and this is "making money." i said it a million times and say it again, the resolve of this market is remarkable and shouldn't guess when this rally is over. the latest reversal last 24 hours is proof. bitcoin, you never needed suit to tell you it was the real deal. i have two crypto pioneers, make the case, 100,000 easy, maybe higher than that the labor crisis has a whole lot of components including workers ghosting their jobs. finding good help is hard even the mob is complaining. that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: golly, what a difference a day makes, huh? yesterday's reversal continued this morning. obviously it picked up speed. while the headlines are focused on the d.c. debt ceiling truth there are other consequential issues improving. i think we're in the midst of an important inflection point. neil hit on it a moment ago. maybe these inflection points are what some people are seeing, starting to buy. obviously near term we'll be with a lot of issues, particular i inflation. however th

charles: yeah. >> what they did, this is one of those classic things where the house concurred with the senate amendment to the house amendment to the senate bill which was supposed to promote physical activity for americans. charles: right. >> but it became a $480 billion increase in our national debt, so -- charles: well, you do have to admit we're going to have to do some heavy lifting in the future, so maybe it's appropriate. [laughter] >> we're on a treadmill. charles: we are, we're not going anywhere fast. i feel like we're falling off the tread mill. you brought up inflation, right? president biden really nailing away right now, and -- flailing away, and he's threatening businesses. this is what amazes me. we've got, you know, higher taxes, onerous regulations on the way, all of that money that was poured into this economy, owl of that really -- all of that has added to the inflation situation and the supply chain. and here we are with the president of the united states wagging his finger onc

charles: ken? >> well look the stocks gone parabolic the last six days today it's up 12% and everybody knows about the conference tomorrow, so to me, charles, it sets up a perfect news, a situations a lot better risk reward so again it wasn't up six days in a row and if there wasn't a conference i'd be okay with the technical but that's how i feel there's a setup. charles: that's smart and by the way it's up seven days days in a row. these conferences these analyst calls, they are much more important every single day. let's talk about something you might be excited about, ken. the electric vehicle side, tesla has been hinting at a monster breakout. considering that cathie wood has been lightening up her position is this a name you're looking at right now? >> yeah, cathie wood is trim ming a little bit but let's be clear her flagship fund owns 11%, the second highest is 5.5% so it's more about positioning very interesting chart, charles through august, end of august stocks unchanged then until about

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here is charles payne. charles: thank you, neil. i'm charles payne and this is "making money." the market is grappleing for for terra firma to avoid a swoon into the closing bell. record number of of americans are quitting their jobs. that is complicating supply issues kneel is talking about. why this is a golden opportunity to reinvigorate america. stocks are getting cheaper from a valuation point of view. ahead of earnings do you actually dare by this dip? we'll getted read from some of the best market pros. if you're short of bitcoin jamie dimon dissed it four years ago, you're down 1000%. he did it again. maybe this time you go the opposite way. nancy pelosi saying irs will have expanded powers to investigate bank transactions of only $600. sadly could mean the next trip to the gas station. the insatiable appetite for big government, all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. the jolts report for september, 10.4 million job openings, slightly less than consensus. august was revised higher to over 11 million. after the aftermath of that the huge jobs miss on friday, r

now to charles payne. charles. charles: neil, you look fantastic in the studio, great interview with mark cuban, my man. neil: thank you, my friend. good to see you. charles: you too, thanks. good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now, markets stumble out of the gate. a number of concerns weighing heavily on wall street and investors. by the same token a lot of good stuff is happening including falling covid cases. where is the buy on dip crowd? we're looking for them. a lot to navigate but i have the experts to help you out. jay powell still under pressure, folks, facing another scandal after vice-chair clarida caught trading millions of dollars of stocks ahead of reserve's statements. has america's worker strike peaked? the good news people are looking for the trucking jobs. the bad news it might be too late for christmas presents. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right, folks the market i think we were up for a nanosecond on a couple of exchanges, i

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charles: yeah. so funny outside of tesla, you look at ev stocks, charging stations stocks, people are getting shellacked on them. the hype is one thing but as you point out we're so far away from the reality. monica, been too long. talk to you real soon. >> great to see you, charles. charles: coming up next the odds are not looking good for jerome powell keeping his job especially new reports showing major hypocrisy. what is the answer to solving the supply chain crisis? maybe do we stop buying stuff? i will ask two of my favorite economists, douglas hoax eakin and danielle dimartino booth after the break. (rhythmic electro rock music) (crowd cheering) - bito, bito, bito, bito! - [announcer] bito, the first u.s. bitcoin-linked etf. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ i just became eligible for medicare, and i'm already confused. a, b, c, d - who can keep it straight? and

charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." one of the oldest axioms in the market, new highs bee get new highs. this is a melt up, businesses buys back their own stock. you want to look throughout the entire show. plus the biden administration desperate to fund their sky-high spending program say they come for unrealized gains of the ultrawealthy a history lesson how this could come after your unrealized gains, you want to hear this. i will deep dive with don luskin to find out why the red states, cut off enhanced unemployment benefits before other states are enjoying major economic booms. enjoying a close up, 86 years of fortunes made in vr, and soon the metaverse. all that and so much more coming up. ♪. charles: all right. looks like the administration will go there, right? taxing unrealized profits to fund the spending bill could be red by thursday. people will have to pay taxes on asset they haven't taken profits on. with will only apply to the top 1000 folks in america there is just one reason though i'm worried. you se

. >> she adored prince charles. she wanted to be a part of the royal family, to be a credit to the monarchy. she wanted to show the world and she wanted to show camilla look what i am. look what he's got. the true diana came out. she has a backbone. she knows she's being seen by camilla. i'm about to marry the future kingsessing of england. >> diana frances, will thousand have this man as your wedded husband? >> i have made it. i'm here, you're there. i won, you lost. >>> and that's when the camera lights. out of about 3,000 built up enthusiasm. prince charles was so relaxed, he nearly came to grief on the top step. and when it was over, prince charles clasped lady diana's hand assuredly and unaffected. >> she was photo jennic, young, beautiful, the world was in love with her. >> it was like a perfect love story, but behind the scenes a whole different story was playing out. a story of struggle, a story of 19-year-old girl, naive, in this world, trying to find herself. >> here at the bbc we mounted the biggest ever

charles: just america. i saw this poll, we talk about polls a lot, but this is from a liberal arts college and it's fascinating. i don't know if you had a chance to see it, but one of the things that struck me as they asked a whole bunch of different questions. please tell me this is something people should be absolutely free to do , do you know the number one thing on their? become wealthy. >> wow. charles: this is a larry kudlow kind of thing. this is grinnell college is. >> in iowa. charles: become wealthy. number two is speak their mind, the reason i think it so fascinating is that is not the narrative from politicians or hollywood , it's not the narrative we hear by the way one other part of the poll was amazing, high trust. who do you have high trust in? nurses, doctors and scientists at the top of the list and it wouldn't surprise you that the government is at the bottom. we don't trust the federal government which tells us we should feel bad for wanting to become wealthy which is what liberals and d

charles: ashley, good to see you, my friend. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." markets right now are moving a little bit sideways. we're consolidating nice gains five days in a row. there is frustration with earnings season. here's the deal, if you make it the street likes it you will do extraordinarily well, if you miss, this is feast or famine, you miss, watch out your stock will get hammered. speaking of earnings crocs is my stock of the day. taking flight after earnings report. wall street kicked the stock to the curb. all the smart money missed a 20% move. they're back on the bandwagon. the president reagan says the government taxes anything that moves. well now senator krysten sinema saying that well, they may want to tax everything, at least the biden administration will because she is not down for the current tax plan. speaking of presidents, biggest stock in the market today. president trump's will merge the company with digital world up 375%. absolutely amazing. meanwhile, folks, there is one thing we can all agree on our distru

it played very badly for charles. wrightly or wrongly, that's how it was presented in the media. >> the eight-year-old second in line to the british throne left the hospital with his mother princess diana after a two-day stay. >> the popular press had created a narrative. the princess was a mother beyond compare. he was a selfish man and didn't know how to bring up his children. >> diana was very press savvy. she devoted great understanding of how the media worked. she knew the power of images. she would take her children to theme parks and she would tip some photographers off that she would be there so they would have some photographs of her having a wonderful time. when she and charles were in india, she went by herself to visit taj mahal. she sat on a bench with this beautiful monument to love behind her. that picture of her as a lonely, neglected, beautiful girl who didn't have anyone to love her back just broke everybody's hearts. she knew what she was doing and it made charles absolutely crazy. >> it was frustra

charles, the eldest son of queen elizabeth is crowned prince of wales. >> i charles prince of wales do become your leadman for life and limb. >> there's so much pomp, so much glamour but underneath it all is a nervous 20-year-old, the whole weight of monarchy rests on him. he had no choice in his life at all. his future was mapped out for him. he knew from an early age that he was part of a machine. >> prince charles is a central figure of this dynasty. he is the fuchl he is the great hope. >> the young prince who just celebrated his 21st birthday carried out his hand shaking duties. >> the prince as a child was quite withdrawn, very sensitive, very shy. >> but right from the beginning, there's all the weight of expectation on this poor little boy's back. >> when charles was four, he watched his 27-year-old mother crowned queen after the unexpected death of her father kingsessing george r6. she went off for long tours for months at a time around the commonwealth and charles was left. >> she would come back and instead of hugging him, she was cool an aloof. >> this gives you an indicati

charles watson live in north port florida with the latest, hi, charles. charles: hi, alicia. we are seeing a lot more activity today. a lot more than usual outside of a laundrie home so far. we have seen brian's father, chris, the most interesting citing chris coming out of home and hammering several signs into the lawn reading private property, no trespassing and another time somebody said sorry for your loss and he said, thank you and quickly went inside after collecting mail and we have seen flower bouquets after authorizing finding remains in park and law enforcement had been searching the area for brian for more than a month as he was considered a person of interest in the murder of his girlfriend gabby patito and in the meantime questions about what the parents knew. landrie family attorney dismissed claims and conspiracies that the family planted evidence or knew where to find evidence as baseless. eric: all right, charles. alicia, charles watson obviously in florida. we will be back by the way at 4:00 p.m. eastern time with much more and it's interesting, alicia that

here's charles payne right now. charles? >> charles: hey, neil, thank you very much, my friend. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne. this is making money. breaking right now, we've got a potential game changer in the fight against covid. merck is seeking emergency authorization for a pill to keep those with the virus out of the hospital. what it means to getting all of our lives back to normal. also of course can it help your portfolio? we're through the worst month of the market and on to october. even though it is halloween, it won't be as spooky as investors think. it might be great. of course inflation is a real monster. the question is, when will that go away? let's get it back under the bed so we can sleep at night. by the way, it might be a moot point, the mcrib sandwich is coming to the rescue. i will explain. less than 24 hour after i talked about crypto on this show, bitcoin having the best session really since july. i am not taking credit. is it time we recognize the power of the financial revolution and maybe you get your piece of the action? all that and so

>> hi, charles. shipping a 11,000 pound pallet of cargo with american airlines will cost 20 to 30% more now than before the pandemic. there's other estimates where chartering an entirely private cargo flight will cost $2 million. before the pandemic, it would be $750,000. retailers are paying these fees desperate to get products on the shelves ahead of the holidays. american airlines reported that revenue from their cargo line generated 3.7% of the revenue in the third quarter of this year. the best quarter for cargo ever. nearly double the amount it generated in the same same in 2019. other airlines like united and delta, they're seeing growth in cargo revenue, too. we've heard about the lack of truck drivers is adding to the backlog of shipping containers in our seaports. american airline says they're not saying the same issue at the airports. >> we haven't seen that much of an issue. a few things here and there. usually when people give us cargo, they have a plan for the opposite side. >> demand i

i'm up here with charles. i'm marrying him, and you're just a guest. >> out to the open air into the world and the world's cheers. ♪ ♪ >> such a perfect story. here is this lovely young woman marrying prince charles. the most eligible bachelor in the world. >> the beauty of diana at this moment, the glory, the genius of diana was to triumph in the fairytale to capture prince charming. >> i realize i've taken on an enormous role but had no idea what i was getting into. no idea. og into. no idea. ig into. no idea. ng into. no idea. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette ok, let's talk about those changes to your financial plan. bill, mary? hey... it's our former broker carl. carl, say hi to nina, our schwab financial consultant. hm... i know how difficult these calls can be. not with schwab. nina made it easier to set up ou

charles. yes, exactly. and i think us to partner that nato has some going back to what i was saying be a to start with china, of course is a big economic threat for the u. s. as no question about that. but other people don't see that why even the united kingdom, which of course is, is one of the closest allies, arguably one of the most subservient allies of the u. s. and he has fallen. policy is cautious when it comes to china in terms of not wanting to or if you like, burn its own economic britches with china because of the potential for the future relationship there. and so you've got a situation up with nato, especially nato, for example, wanting to expand into this sir asia pacific area. and it may not be that that's particularly welcome from even many in the united states. those in the know would realize that just as when britain announces that it's going to expand its operations in india, pacific asia pacific area that, of course, this rate raises some hackers or alarm bells because thes

charles. yes, i think you're right to some degree a certainly a we've got a lack of patience with what seems to be an a, an unstoppable chain of events that leads to tat tit for tat retaliations. in terms of it, you remember that russia actually made this announcement in the wake of the expulsion of a number of its diplomats at the mission on a ledge spine charges center. which, incidentally, as is often the case with these things, it wasn't accompanied with the release of any conclusive evidence that anybody was spying. but nonetheless, and we've seen this as sequence of events going downhill and unfortunately has been downhill pretty much the whole way as she say i'm, i think it's circ. there's an element of, as there often is india politics of course, of showmanship, here on both sides. both sides saw sending and use the word signal quite correctly, that this is a signal to night a and a nighttime has at least officially announced its regrets over this move. i'm, that's are the kind of acti

. >> she adored prince charles. she wanted to be part of the royal family, to be a credit to the monarchy. >> she wanted to show the world, and she wanted to show camilla look who i am. look what she's got. >> the true diana came out. she has a backbone. she knows she's being dean by camilla. i'm about the marry the future king 06 england. >> diana francis, will you have this man as your wedded husband? >> i have made it. i'm here, you're there. i won, you lost. ♪ ♪ >> monday, we had gone for our last rehearsal. >> the enthusiasm unmistakable. prince charles was so relaxed, he nearly came to dwreef on the top step. and when it was over, prince charles clasped lady diana's hand reassuringly and uneffectively. >> she was photogenic, she was young, she was beautiful. the world was in love with her. >> it was like a perfect love story. but behind the scenes, a whole different story was playing out. a story of struggle, a story of 19-year-old girl, naive in this world, trying to find herself. >> here at the bbc, we m

and charles certainly did. women were flinging themselves at him. >> so that we could grab it, you know, so we're pleased. >> if you were younger, would you consider him in that light, sexy? >> oh, yes, i suppose so. >> papers unveiled a cavalcade of girl friends. sabrina guinness. then it was anna wallace. all hopes of a suitable princess was revived. others were considered. >> diana's having a good time at boarding school. she's safely tucked away and in the life of prince charles actually begins to overlap with that of diana in the most extraordinary way. she receives news that charles is dating her older senior sara. this is the moment that diana realizes that she's not that far away from the royal family. at school, first day back, they haven't seen each other for weeks. there was a lot of chatter before class. diana, tell me about the holidays. did you see charles and sara? what happened? let me know all. any young girl would have loved to have been his girl friend. even more importantly, his wife. >> in

and charles certainly did. women were flinging themselves at him . >> if you were younger would you consider him in that light? >> yes, i suppose. >> sabrina guinness and then it was the turn of ana wallace. all hopes of a match with a suitable foreign princess were revived and even princess norra was considered a candidate. >> diana's having a good time at boarding school. she's safely tucked away, and then the life of prince charles actually begins to oeverlap wit that of diana in the most extraordinary way. she receives news that charles is dating her older sister, sarah. this is the moment that diana realizes that she's not that far away from the royal family. >> at school first day back they haven't seen each other for weeks and there was a lot of chatter before class. diana, tell me about the holidays. did you see charles and sarah? what happened? let me know all. because any young girl would have loved to have been his girlfriend. even more importantly his wife. >> in november 1977, diana's eldest sister

charles? >> charles: hillary vaughn, thanks very much. right now we're going to talk about the pain at the pump. it's not just there. prices are getting pumped up. procter & gamble, this morning they had to say they're raising prices on everyday items. john beasley is concern that americans could be dealing this nor awhile. john, forget about the transitory debate. seems like we're dealing with this every day on more and more items. >> yeah, inflation is here for a while, charles. we do a survey of economists. we surveyed 67 economists. they figure that you'll see this inflation continue through to the end of the year at a minimum. >> charles: john, i'm going to ask you to pause. the head of the house coalition, congress woman jayapal. >> went through some of the things that he knows are important to us on what he's fighting for in the bill. >> did you say that they were on board with the 1.9 number? >> that's what he's working to get everybody to. that is the number he's still putting out there. that is the number that he's continuing to

charles is pretty old school. in the royal family, you go looping with protocol. >> january, 1981, diana is invited to princess margaret's 50th birthday party at the ritz. if you get invited to that, you're in the family. that was the stamp of approval. >> can you imagine what diana is thinking, the future kingsessing is interested in me. we're meeting up at these super posh society parties. i'm being seen. i'm on his arm. >> dooinda was still a virgin, and i have to say at this time by the 1980s, the were only few akrit accuratic virgins around. it was a fairy tale come true. diana came in to work bright and early monday morning, said she had something important to tell me. when you go out to work this morning, you will see reporters and photographers at the end of the news. they're actually out there for me. i said good hechs, diana, what have you done? she said i spent last weekend up at balance morrill with prince andruw? and she said no, actually it was prince charles. to all the kisses... ...that led... ...t

prince charles may well occupy the desk once used by his father. >> diana and charles grew up in pretty much the same world. >> yes, there is a 12-year gap between the two of them but they were both send toe boarding school at age 9. it's full on and it's hard and it's strict. who is nurturing them? who is looking after them? when charles was sent to boarding school, he was so home sick he was seen weeping and the only comfort he had was his teddy bear. >> teachers had no mercy for him because they're like you have the wealthiest family in the world. i'm supposed to feel sorry for you? sit down and shut up. >> i think i know him well enough to surmise it was crippling awful. >> he had a very unhappy childhood and diana was a victim of her own desperately unhappy childhood. they were two needy people and they both needed what the other was unable to give them. instant eraser from maybelline new york. our concealer does it all. in a click... conceal. contour. correct. easy to blend. instant eraser. only from maybelline new york. lowe's showrooms have a variety of stylish flooring you'll l

charles: hi, eric. i want you to take a look at this sight here behind me because i'm willing to bet there are a lot of georgia republicans who are gloating at this right now, tons of fans out here getting ready to enjoy game 4 of the world series tonight from truist field in atlanta. you'll remember this was the home all-star game until mlb decide today move it from georgia to colorado after georgia republicans passed new voting laws in the wake of 50-50 elections that were heavily scrutinized and unnecessarily, ironically democrats and republicans in the state pushed back against the all-star game boy cot georgia governor brian kemp said the mlb stole the game from hard-working georgians and here we are 3 months later the mlb is forced to return as atlanta braves who lead the stories to houston astros for game 3, 4 and 5 from truist park and hope the mlb will learn its lesson to stay out of politics. listen to this. >> i hope the commissioners learn to stay out of politics and just let it be sports. i

charles watson joins us from north port, florida with the latest, good afternoon, charles. charles: hi, mike, one thing for sure the laundries are trying to stay away in quick departure from home this morning. both chris and roberta laundrie hurry today red pickup truck and no time at all they back out and speed off to the end of the street where our cameras lose them. that was about 9:30 this morning. so far they have not returned home and it's not really clear where they went. this is the first time we've really seen both of brian laundrie's parents out since wednesday when they joined the search for their at the mayaka creek and park where remains were later discovered. the family's attorney has repeatedly dismissed claims that brian's parents hid evidence and mark says he's not buying it. >> they and the authorities show up at the same time and within a very short period of time find a notebook, find a backpack and find remains. that is -- most people in the criminal justice system don't buy into coincidences and that is going to i think reignite the authorities to take

we know that prince charles— conference. we know that prince charles is— conference. we know that prince charles is a — conference. we know that prince charles is a huge supporter of conservation causes, he has sympathised with extinction rebellion, but the problem here is, in fact— rebellion, but the problem here is, in fact he _ rebellion, but the problem here is, in fact he is— rebellion, but the problem here is, in fact he is expecting to play quite — in fact he is expecting to play quite a lead role in the conference next week — quite a lead role in the conference next week. but the problem he has is that the _ next week. but the problem he has is that the princes foundation seems to receive _ that the princes foundation seems to receive funding from the saudi arabian — receive funding from the saudi arabian oil company, which is, it is produced almost 5% of worldwide greenhouse gas emissions so that is pretty— greenhouse gas emissions so that is pretty embarrassing. this company has stated — pretty embarrassing. this company has stated to the pri

prince| charles is a braver man than me to id charles is a braver man than me to go to— charles is a braver man than me to go to italy— charles is a braver man than me to go to italy and lecture the fashion industry — go to italy and lecture the fashion industry. he seemed to say that is young _ industry. he seemed to say that is young people that need to be heard. he said _ young people that need to be heard. he said the — young people that need to be heard. he said the despairing voices of the young _ he said the despairing voices of the young must be heard, that is what is in his— young must be heard, that is what is in his speech — young must be heard, that is what is in his speech on sunday. i think if they— in his speech on sunday. i think if they listen— in his speech on sunday. i think if they listen to anyone british, prince — they listen to anyone british, prince charles has a good chance. thank— prince charles has a good chance. thank you — prince charles has a good chance. thank you very much, i see both at 11:30pm, can't wait. and thank you forjoining

charles and camilla are soul mates. they know each other at a very profound level. >> camilla was uncomplicated. she was sexy. it would have been easier for everyone if those two just got together. but the timing didn't quite work out. >> he went away. he was studying. he was in the navy. she got married. she had her kids. then he was engaged. camilla was not deemed a suitable lady to join the royal family and certainly not a suitable future queen. she wassed eadventurous, outsp she was racy. she was popular with men. she had some boyfriends. she'd been around. >> you cannot have the future queen of england with skeletons in the cub bored and lovers in the past. >> camilla and diana did know each other. some of the courtship that charless and diana enjoyed actually happens att camilla's family home. >> charles, when he introduced diana to camilla never explained to her that camilla had been a girlfriend. and when she discovered that there had been a relationship, would have felt embarrassed and humiliated. and she began

charles payne to take you through the next hour. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." this is turn around tuesday and the buy on the dip crowd is here in force. but who will make the laws in this new digital world? i'm spying some huge potential long moves in the reopening trade, particularly airlines as declining covid cases could spark big time gains there. grab a pen and paper. we're covering two universes of opportunities for you. the pain-free solution to end the debt debate. it's a coin. some say it's a fairytale. some say it is a serious solution. i will ask larry kudlow. it wasn't enough for krysten sinema to be followed in a bathroom and accosted on a plane. far left media calling for more on that type of stuff. rebecca walser is here. she will sound off on all of that stuff. that and much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right i know i said it a zillion times but i continue to marvel at the resolve of this stock market which i think buy the dip has to be the strategy you go with until it stops working. you know today it is the

charles would eventually divorce diana and marry camilla. where does the truth begin? >> thanks to max. our all new cnn original series "diana" premieres next here. thank you so much. i'll see you again next weekend. have a good night. >>> i was always different. i always had this inside me that i was going somewhere different. >> diana provided a very public mode

estimates and i think the market today is getting that out a little bit charles. charles: i think so too we're seeing so-called value plays not really doing what they're supposed to do. michelle, ken that was a fantastic segment i have a feeling you'll be absolutely right. liz claman, these last four days have been tough on these closes we need to see it turnaround today. liz: yeah, you're that fundamental and chart guy, it's really interesting to watch here , and who knows what's going to happen in this final hour, because we do have breaking news the supply chain crisis at the nation's ports has become so serious, that some of the nations top ceo's in shipping and transportation are huddling at the white house with president biden who just began speaking moments ago. we are monitoring that we'll take you straight to the white house for the plans to keep the ports open now, 24/7, all kinds of wheeling and dealing with the unions to make that happen to try and free up the log jam. >> the dow is a land of confusion, as we kickoff the final hour of trade. you know,

now to charles payne. charles. charles: neil, you look fantastic in the studio, great interview with mark cuban, my man. neil: thank you, my friend. good to see you. charles: you too, thanks. good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now, markets stumble out of the gate. a number of concerns weighing heavily on wall street and investors. by the same token a lot of good stuff is happening including falling covid cases. where is the buy on dip crowd? we're looking for them. a lot to navigate but i have the experts to help you out. jay