charlie gasparino was there yesterday. >> the way this whole thing played out between anthony and donald trump is fascinating. we should point out that last week, i kept my mouth shut. very hard to keep my mouth shut about it. anthony told me to keep my mouth shut. we have this thing with italians keeping our mouth shut. anthony said, listen, this is what anthony said. donald called me. i will meet with him next monday, coming monday, yesterday, around 11:00. he called me up because he said to me, this is what anthony said, donald told him, you say a lot of good things about scott walker. why don't you, i'm paraphrasing

david: why are you fixated on the crews, charlie? we're talking about what boomers and millenials -- are -- >> they're financing "national review" crews. they're financing sales of "national review." david: are you inspired by "the nation" magazine? >> you talk about millenials so hard. david: what is the biggest concerns about boomers right now? >> we have many concerns. we don't like the fact that millenials, maybe not jillian that vote for president obama. throwing into hock. david: boomers did as well. charles payne did the first time. >> a lot, i don't blame the first time. after john mccain -- david: it is second time you have to wonder. >> i love his personal story, i would never, i detest what donald trump said about him -- david: but -- >> he was erratic candidate. second time around. boomer, millenials have been very consistent in favor of president obama and this current welfare state. i tell you, a lot of boomers like me, on younger end of boomer generation -- >> i can tell. >> we worry about, we worry about our retiremen

dagen: that's worse, actually, charlie. that is worse. >> i used to bring my laundry over and give it to her, and leave. is that a problem? >> yes. >> and i come back, pick it up, she'd make me dinner, and i leave, go partying. if i had to sleep over, i had the couch. >> i think it's time for you to stop. >> the nicest thing you've done for millennials. how can you give your money to somebody who lives with their mommy and daddy. dagen: what's worse is if you're take your laundry over to mama's house and she's doing it for you. >> and cooking, too. . dagen: i think this was civil enough, charlie, big heart. >> china! >> trump imitation. speaking of which, trump is coming up at a rally in greenville, south carolina, we will take you once his q&a starts. what is topic number one for mr. trump? china. >> china! >> what is china doing he's been warning about? kid you not, china is selling off u.s. treasuries in order to revive yuan after recent devaluation to. market watchers craig smith and dave mainy how this will impact us.

charlie gasparino has his doubts. the big question, charlie and charles, is that government bureaucrats around the world have been trying to guide our markets in certain directions. are they succeeding or failing? >> big picture, they're quasi, china is quasi-succeeding in the fact that they've had ten years of a soft landing. >> that's a long soft landing. let's put it this way. we've been talking about them crashing for well over a decade and they haven't crashed. the fact of the matter is, every government, whether it's communists or capitalists, they all try to manipulate their currencies and their economy and ultimately, i think we'll end up with a bunch of greeces. david: they can manipulate the currencies and as a result they can manipulate the capital markets. what about the economy in general? >> that's where it kind of falls flat. if we've learned one thing from qe, besides printing money that's designed to lower long-term interest rates and short-term interest rates, depending where you print your money. wh

something interesting out of the, out of hillary, we're staying with breaking news, charlie. what are you producing the show too? >> let's be clear here. if you call this breaking news, what did she say was news. connell: didn't say anything new, guys? >> zero, maestro. zero maestro. >> would have said it differently. use of email system. connell: would have used her own emails. which was kind ever same thing. wouldn't use two emails. how many emails do you have anyway? >> edward r. murrow. connell: that is the point, hold as news conference and doesn't say anything. >> what about immigration. connell: very happy to get that question. >> thank you for asking. connell: go ahead real quick. >> have there been any emails related to benghazi they vetted? i'm just curious. i haven't heard a thing about that. i'm curious whether there have been any they have found. >> "bitter boomers" are pretty bitter about hillary clinton. connell: the question is, for, and no, you're right, she didn't say anything new, question what happens next. we talked to somebody earlier oh, biden will jump

we have charlie gasparino. steve lien, lizzie macdonald, charlie brady. bitter all. why are you bitter? >> i'm bitter because i don't see any imagination, neil. basically, i was looking at some of the data, professionals in this country, outlive manuel laborers by four years. that is a big deal. so you should have two retirement ages to start out. now to make the argument even more compelling, professionals do better when they're working. they live longer, less stress on medicare whereas manuel laborers do worse when they're working, more stress on medicare. change the retirement ages differential. >> how do we screw the millenials out of their retirement? >> that is all you care about. neil: who is right. >> they should pay for it all. neil: you have governor christie saying we have a problem, we have to address it. governor huckabee saying, we don't have a problem, you don't need to address it. who is right? >> we definitely have a problem because we millenials who are not working as much. some of it is not their fault -- well it is all their fault to be honest. th

i got from charlie. i hope he's wrong, if he's wrong, i think i'll survive. >> to charlie gasparino, who broke the story and was the apple in trump's eye today. couldn't stop talking about you. >> donald and i go way back, and all the goods, thank god. you want to stay on his good side. >> you pointed this out in the interview with him. he loves it when the other guy hits first, because his counterpunch is so good. >> he's the floyd mayweather of politics, obviously, and known him for a long time. i want to point out this story is not wrong, and here's what we reported yesterday. i would say that rubio and the walker campaigns are going nuts over. this let's be clear what we were reporting yesterday. donors say money will be used particularly from the pacs, maybe all from the pacs that these guys control will be used at some point after labor day to go after donald trump. the two campaigns they understand that are telling the donors this, i'm getting this not from the water cooler guys, you know some of

we have steve lieb, charlie gasparino, list mcdonald and gerri willis. what will it take, will make of this massive drop. essentially we have "beauty and the beasts," right? just kidding. what do you call that the hair in your ear? that's cute. i'm just joking. >> boomer land. charles: this is distinctive boomer trait. i cut mine once a week. i should cut that more often. what are we making now, bitter boomers are getting a little angry. i'm a retiree, should i sell? should have stocks they wanted to sell, disney, under armour, are you nuts? they're getting angry. >> charles, this is the problem. let me make a point. you can weigh in. a lot of millenials are financial advisors and leading people the wrong way. you're like me. we're boomers. you're not as -- no you are kind of bitter. charles: sometimes. >> you tell people don't panic. millenials will tell you they have no experience, i don't think they have read enough about financial history, millenials would say sell everything. [laughter] >> let me follow up what charlie is saying a millenials are a l

>> i think they have to. >> charlie gasparino thank you very much. we're awaiting new details bay, in hillary clinton e-mail saga. more state department e-mails being released soon and as this controversy isn't going away black burman reports neither is bernie sanders riding on coat tails of hillary's e-mail problems. >> a lot of interestings numbers out there david state department official tells fox about first a off the fresh batch of hillary clinton e-mails will total 6,000 pages that official also says roughly 30 e-mails redacted because they contain now classified information. this would bring the total number to roughly 90 so far. complin clinton defends her pee mail practices but secretary of state saying that she never sent nor received e-mail that was marked classified at the time. either way, this appears to be an issue is that is affecting her standing with voters latest example iowa. des moines register poll of caucus goers shows clinton received 37% support that's just about 7% ahead of bernie sanders but to put that in perspective take

, charlie, what do you do when the market fall and go boom? yeah. that's sad. dagen: i only played that because liz loves my dog. >> i love your dog. dagen: and it makes a lot more sense than what i hearded. >> don't trade to stand down. dagen: just let me lay down. >> and go to bed. dagen: go get me like a chewy stick, lady. thank you, liz. >> sure. dagen: liz mcdonald all over the story. next hour, starbucks ceo asking employees to be nice to customers because the stock market is volatile. >>> and protesters taking to jackson hole to voice their concerns over a rate hike later this year. maybe. details straight ahead. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and

neil: all these things charlie are raising earlier, they aren't short of money. perry has a access to a lot of oil money. not all of it because jeb bush got some of that. he is in cadre of candidates will not be short of cash. second-tier could use more. he won't be hurts for cash. what does he have to do on debate, whether in premier one or earlier one? who does he have to impress? >> if he is in the earlier one he has to impress reporters, as much as perry hates. neil: guys like you. >> i guess so, guys like me. neil: it is an uphill fight. >> it is uphill fight but expectations are low. neil: i that is more healthy. that is the one without donald trump. you might have room to stand your ground. >> how much money has donald trump spent? relatively zero. neil: he has the pulled pork lunch. how much is pulled pork? >> i don't know how much the trump private jet costs to fly around the country. neil: like you don't know private jet costs. >> actually i do know. like 50,000 a flight. but anyway, my point -- neil: if you want food. >> if you want food it is a little

>> yeah, a male couple, david and charlie. neil: okay. >> they came in, it was a beautiful, sunny afternoon in the summertime three years ago, and they sat down at the desk. one of my daughters was working behind the counter, she was busy, so she anticipated if i would go over and -- indicated if i would go over and sit with these guys. they said, we're here to look at wedding cakes, and the other one said, it's for our wedding. neil: they said that specifically, it's for our wedding. >> our wedding. i said, sorry, guys, i don't do cakes for same-sex weddings. what? i'll sell you cookies, brownies, birthday cakes, i just don't do cakes for same-we can edings -- weddings. >> one of them stomped out one door, the other out the other, flipped me off and swore at me. twenty minutes later i get a phone call. i said i turned away a wedding cake for a same-sex wedding, so they swore at me. and then the phone rang again. normally it'd be my daughter's job to answer the phone, but she was still busy with other customers, so i answered

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thanks a lot charlie. you know even if joe biden decides to jump in the race congressman david says hillary is nomination is all but inevitable. all right you know, you're echoing what charlie gasparino is saying but we heard this in 2007 and some first term senator, announces his campaign in front of a dozen people on a snowy day completely dismissed and he runs away with it. why can't history run away with it. look at that number 30%. i mean, you've got to think that hillary is vulnerable here, no? >> there's a vulnerability and senator sanders has conducted a brilliant campaign up to this point and has to be given full credit for that, however, when you look at the primary season -- well i think that you can make a case that senator sanders will win new hampshire and iowa. once you go on to southern states in the midwest it becomes tougher. senator clinton or secretary clinton has a very strong base among african-americans and among latinos. i think that will rise to her defense in those later primaries

charlie gasparino is looking into all that. what are you learning? >> i'm learning there's a lot of nervous hillary clinton backers on wall street. that's where a lot of her money comes from. you know what's interesting, if you look at wall street money, this is how you know they'll cut and run, evenly divided between her and jeb kind of. look at goldman sachs, goldman partners have given to hillary, many have given to jeb, they're hedging their bets, these guys are fickle, if it looks she's really vulnerable. neil: they cover their bases, john tyson of tyson foods given generously to both. so they just -- that's not unusual, but the fact they are not going all in says something. >> right. and also says something about the "new york times" article that was much disputed by the clinton campaign that whether it was a criminal referral, whether it was -- neil: right, right, right. whether they dialed it back. >> if it's her e-mails that have been referred, maybe not her, she wasn't referred but e-mails have been referred to the justice department's crim

[laughter] >> charlie. [laughter] >> you believe in loyalty; right? >> yes. >> what kind of neighborhood did you grow up in -- do you believe in loyalty >> yes. >> do you know what's very cool about donald trump he believes in limit too so he understands you have to be loyal to people. i just, again, no reason to go after the hedge fund industry. what did we do to you? and i'm not a politician so therefore i don't care. he can say something negative about me. big whoop. >> you really insulted by that stuff that he did today >> yeah. >> i don't need to be hearing that because i've heard it for six and a half years >> we got it >> you were really insulted by it >> the democratic administration made it unpopular to be a hedge fund manager >> we've got to go. love you both. and, by the way, thank you for that market turn around. yeah, you do. >> i need to do more pullups. look at him >> no. he wasn't even sweating. i was disappointed >> i was writing >> scott and martin doesn't think that the fed may ever raise interest rates. scott, so we've got a heroin

now to charlie gasparino who sees something tells going on here. what is it? >> i've been telling you this for a while at least what's what gop money guys have been telling me for a long time that they believe donald was a plant, a hillary clinton plant in the republican party. >> what does that mean? >> that means that there's some secret alliance between him and hillary to tear down look what he's doing he's leading in polls. >> all he does is she doesn't attack president obama as much as he attacks rick perry and jeb bush and scott walker. >> additional comments to the president in that foreign policy called him worst president ever. >> also called scott walker wog of wog -- one of the worst governors. >> he's a plant. >> i'll tell you why you're wrong because you started with a way to market. wrong, wrong, wrong he's real. >> there's a quid pro quo when she gets elected from donald. no other explanation why a rich businessman who was once for open borders like in 2012, who was once for higher taxes. tmpletion not doubting the fact he's been all over the ma

the three s&p 500 losers according to senior editor charlie brady. wynn resorts hitting a new low, transocean and freeport. what is going on with the casino stocks and wynn resorts? has been in a world of pain when cash flow got cut in half last quarter. the word is out about wynn resorts and the casino stocks. reuters story crossing there, anti-corruption drive by china where they reportedly put cameras in the casino gambling rooms, so the high-profile gamblers are not turning out. that's a concern for wynn resorts. it seeks to build out a 4 billion property in china. connell: what about more broadly, dagen, as we sell into the close, is there a message in that or i don't know? >> i think that what i will refer to bob shiller who was on the very program yesterday, nobel laureate teaches at yale, have you confidence rattled so much that confidence was already shaky anyway, you have confidence that's rattled. he had no reason to think that the market would stabilize or even turn around until this shakes out. >> but dagen, you broke the story about etf

i like the millenials unlike charlie gasparino. they are brilliant. they will live a long time. neil: time is on their side. they will go through market swings. >> half their money is in cash, neil. they're sitting on cash. neil: if they're sitting on any cash at all. >> if they are, they are sitting on it. take it to blow it on vacation to italy. i understand. neil: what is wrong with italy? what do you have against italy. >> i should have said poland. neil: always italy. always comes back to italy. watch charles payne's show at 6:00 p.m. it's a great show. onus on charles he has to make you money. for me i have to pick on people who do this show. more after this. >> we are back. i'm connell mcshane on "cavuto: coast to coast" with your fox business brief and we're briefing you on this the dark side they say. new bad guy coming into the "star wars" movie. waited this long into the show to tell you this? "entertainment weekly," "star wars" the force awakens. look out for somebody named kilo wren. dart vaderesque. wears a mask. neil, people care about this thing. luke cause films

>> i will never forget once, he and charlie monger who has been his partner for 5,000 years. wall street hates us. they think we're slow and stupid. they may be slow but they take their time. this is exactly the kind of company, precision castparts which he just bought, biggest purchase ever, neil. 32 billion. neil: what does he see in it? >> he sees in this one company very top of making airline components, fuselages, all these things that go into airplanes that boeing and airbus buy. alongwith about 20% in the oil and gas industry parts that is hard business to start up. the competition is not exactly nipping at his heels. neil: people look at this, they say, warren buffett believes in a big deal in this market. we do, right? >> absolutely. to liz's point, this stock over the last i think five years has underperformed s&p 50030%. weakness lately because of the because of oil business, pipeline business. extremely high barrier to entry. what a great american company to own, right? it speaks to the health of the global economy because he is making a huge bet on the airline in

neil: charlie, you're a very young, honest, blunt guy but you don't use some of the language or approach that donald trump does. so somebody with a reserved character, does that bug you on some level or can you understand what she said. is there an appeal to a candidate who does that? >> yeah. there's definitely an appeal, but we have to be careful, you know? millennials in general i don't think necessarily would get behind the trump bandwagon if he became the nominee. but ther there is a positive aspect to this. 24million people watched the about debate last week. and let's be honest. they didn't tune in to see mike huckabee or john kasich, they tuned in to see donald trump. neil: no, we found afterwards that they were tuning in thinking that i would be there. >> well, that's exactly right neil: but you're right. he definitely lifts the ratings of any show he's on. he's one of the few candidates who pop on the sunday shows and doesn't have to be there in person, he phones it in and the ratings go through the roof. but you seem to argue both of you that that could be short-lived. >> yeah