number two camille nevers if you're again because the numbers went up. >> i tell you since you become an american you taken an awful lot of vacations. stuart: i'm an american. good luck, charles. trends do have a great weekend. stocks are rebounding. welcome everyone. i am charles payne in fortran expanded on track right now for the second best daily gain in seven years. they are touching a 13 year low yesterday. over the next two hours will walk you through everything you need to know about the market, economy and race for the white house that has everything to do with the economy. nicole, nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. >> things are looking pretty great today. you see the up arrow up arrow's come a financial play the way of 225 points right now. not too far at the height of the day. that's the good news ba you mention energy. the dataset to 24, s&p and 25. oil surging more than 10%. the biggest surge in seven years. the first update in seven days. this is why we is why we've seen from up here is particularly in the s&p exxon and chevron. then they go to the financ

nike's wrath and not just 89 pairs of the futuristic sneakers and for 10 bucks, that's a donation camille be entered into a drawing to get a pair. they have partnered with the medical jay fox foundation for parkinson's research. by the ticket through the website for the companies that before the period closes tonight. get those online raffles n. 11:59 p.m. eastern and they'll announce the winner on the 17th. nicole: my sons have been begging me so maybe i'll came in today. lauren: keep doing $10, $10, $10. tranter before we head over to morgan cytherea, we'll look at features. you are watching "fbn:am." . . . lauren: thank you so much for watching fbn:am. nicole: we are going to turn it right over the mornings with maria. maria: happy tuesday, i'm maria bartiromo, it is tuesday october 11th. here are your top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. focused to florida. >> the people i've met, they've always changed me. i'm not proud of everything that i've done in life. i'm proud that i've always treated the blue-collar worker and i consider myself to be a blue-collar worker. >> i believe tha

be back at elected age saturday camille did the oldest person to enter the oval office. why do you have set up for the job? are you back just about age as ronald reagan and hillary is a year behind me. based on my life i don't know if this makes sense, but it feels good today as they did when i was 30. lauren: blake or run with the latest on hillary clinton's help get >> of a clinton set to return after three days off recovering from pneumonia. the campaign preempted with the release of additional medical records. lisa barnett, the lab testing is described as normal. clinton's titles are also listed which do not raise serious red flags. clinton would diagnose last week with pneumonia which the campaign now says was revealed by a ct scan as a mild noncontagious back ariel pneumonia. the became public as she had to be escorted away from the 9/11 memorial service. clinton has been evaluated by her.her cents including wednesday. the remainder of her complete physical exam is normal and she's an excellent medical condition. she is recovering well with antibiotics and rest. sh

if you're democrat camille say hillary won. she had the debate of her life. if you're donald supporter, you say this is who he is and if you're an independent you're still confused. lauren: people are expecting them to take the gloves off and be a real suicide. we didn't necessarily see that. your thoughts. >> that might be part of the problem. politics is supposed to be a blood thirsty sport. god has taken us down this really negative rabbit hole this entire election cycle. i disagree with him comes out of this on top of voters and decisions they will make. specifically what voters have been looking at gary johnson and jill stein and some of those numbers aren't holy from hillary clinton's camp. they will look at the performance of donald trump last night and say there is no way i can take this risk and waste my vote with one of these third-party candidates in all of this fantasy kid because his performance was that bad. the high information voters that are still in the night it are going to be paid very close attention to every single word that comes out of

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so camille, i started watching rub rubio's speech he was going on and on about his dad and the great mojitos he makes, he is such a tease. >> that would be really good right now, really good. >> he needs to drink jim beam neat man if he is going to south carolina. >> was there any confusion about whose fault this was that you did not do particularly well. yes you stunc stunk it up. kennedy: did you watch. >> i did,. kennedy: were you cringing when he was getting hammered by christie. >> i picked up right after. then i returned to that line. >> any time chris christie leans on the podium it makes me real nervous. kennedy: he said, folks i am going to talk directly to you. >> that wasn't a weight joke? >> it was a weight joke. >> oh. >> it is refreshing to hear a candidate take responsibility for something they did wrong. this is interesting. >> to your point -- >> i don't know i think that speech came off desperate and weird. >> he is trying to seem more like a human. not rehearsed. but what works for trump, never admitting you did anything wrong, that does not necessarily work for an

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camille * foster is here -- camille * foster is here. glad to have you all. on such a crazy night as if the election couldn't get any more tawdry. but brian, you are not shocked by any of it? >> when we nominated him, we shouldn't be surprised. what's really stinks is that this barrage is being piled on by nbc, and other outlets who have had this information for a long time. they are trying to influence the election which to me seems corrupt and sleazy. kennedy: in light of what was has come out in the last 24-36 hours. this is different than having a gross conversation on a bus. maybe when we are alone with a few friends, we said much, much worse. >> we have said awful things with the microphone turned off. if this is true, it would be uncomfortable. this is criminal activity. this is disgusting and disturbing if true. and the volume, the sheer volume of these accusations does make it difficult to believe there is no fire there. certainly there ought to be an investigation. everyone is entitled to that. this does not look very good it's clear the trump campa

camille foster and guides estin. camile, maybe what -- aleppo was in the worst f having a good week. >> if you have lemons make a monet. he got a lot of coverage and this seemed like the right strategy. unfortunately it may be a little bit too little too late. i don't like his chances of making this happen and i don't see the committee finding the right colonized a emission and letting him get into the debates. kennedy: what's keeping him out of the? 10% is 10%. >> it's a creature of the two major parties. what they get did is they keep their guy relatively safe from this third party person who they can't say would be drawing host away from hillary? >> he has got on the ballot in all 50 states. >> i think mary -- maybe gary johnson is thinking to himself today maybe i should have gaffed majorly earlier because one of my points on twitter is perhaps reasonable to suspect that all of the coverage of the gaffe cost of a voter's to say holy hell they're someone other than these two awful people? kennedy: he makes a mista

radio host tasmy bruce and camille foster of free think media. any of the debaters inspire you? >> it was a little more subject and which without the donald in there. but i think coming out of the debate it's still status question it's still trump-cruz. >> i enjoyed it baits was easier in a way. everyone was more comfortable. there was less in-fighting. and i was surprised with rand paul. in part he seemed to own -- i disagree with some of his foreign policy issues but i was impressed with his style, his comfort level. ted cruz held steady generally. the fight between cruz and rubio and bush about the immigration highlighted the problems that the republican party and why trump is doing so well. john: it was so in the weeds, i couldn't even follow it. >> it was. >> we chimed in here. i think rand did do a pretty good job. jeb seemed to show up and be a lot more comfortable without his arch nemesis not in the room. but i don't know there was that much more substance. but folks avoiding questions and going after one another getting deep into the weeds. i don't know most people who

you know, katie, camille paglia, a noted feminist, has written some very interesting pieces on this, and she's basically said bill clinton, he's a total eleven. she said -- letch, worse things than that. whatwhat in many ways is worse s that hillary clinton participated in that smearing of women who came across his path including a young intern who, you know, i'm sorry, he had no business going after a young intern in his oval office like that. yet hillary clinton was willing to take that woman down. what does that say about her as a woman? >> well -- [laughter] hillary clinton has always been one of the country's biggest enablers of -- trish: okay. forgive me, katie. hold that thought. donald trump just began in greensboro, north carolina. we'll get back to katie in a minute. >> the tragic aftermath of hurricane matthew. you though about it, unfortunately, very well right here. we send our deepest condolences to those who have lost loved ones. we are with you, and we will always be with you and help you when needed, so good luck to everybody. [applause] the incredible spirit of the

if you cannot see the longer-term impact on the economy camille be shocked when these good fortune go into reverse. i don't think we've ever expressed "glee" about oil prices going on. we've always been concerned. >> they made the point that we not that it's not good. if it's because global economy is just taking off in the demand for oil is the prices going up, that is better. stuart: i don't think we've been cheering on the stock market rally in the sense that we were encouraging that were talking the market at. we just reported on it and we are happy to see stock prices go up. over 100 million americans own stock directly or indirectly. stuart: let's put it in context. the u.s. economy and the bull market entombment room. i hear what they are saying. the reality check is fine check is time for new females. who wager bolla sunshine this morning, under cloud? we should be happy for once. stuart: the optimism in this country is part of that and that is part of sending up at his island or face. stuart: it is a new mood. liz: we have sat here again, how many years? eight years. in the e

how does the red line republicans, blue led democrat camille went independent, how did they react to the immigration speech? >> to keep her nation secure from extremists, we will suspend immigration from regions where it can not be safely processed. we have regions of the world, people pouring in. i don't have to say it is leading the it is letting them anymore. i just have to say it is their country. we don't need san bernardino. we don't need another orlando. we don't need another world trade center. we don't need paris. you look at paris, you look at nice, like all of the world, look what's happening to germany. we have enough problems, believe me. stuart: he says we don't need another orlando, another san bernardino and the democrat blue line falls off a cliff. they don't want to hear that. >> what they said when asked why, they are afraid of what donald trump is going to do on immigration. they hear him talk about immigration and they go right to these places that they are very afraid of the men don't believe donald trump will act reasonably. it's really important on both sides

number two camille nevers if you're again because the numbers went up. >> i tell you since you become an american you taken an awful lot of vacations. stuart: i'm an american. good luck, charles. trends do have a great weekend. stocks are rebounding. welcome everyone. i am charles payne in fortran expanded on track right now for the second best daily gain in seven years. they are touching a 13 year low yesterday. over the next two hours will walk you through everything you need to know about the market, economy and race for the white house that has everything to do with the economy. nicole,

it begins what is known as camille like their british backed down, the penalty phase. today the issue is what is gawker worth? the jury didn't have any information. how much of an additional punitive judgment will it take to punish for what it did? stuart: could've put them out of business? >> i doubt it will put them out of the -- stuart: they will be very >> all of them. all media will be careful about taking something not in the public interest and putting it under the light of the public interest. stuart: judge, thank you for joining the all-star cast of cared areas. >> your next her neighbor here is my dear friend from a great judicial system. >> this is a new show. >> back to politics. stuart: hillary clinton. we have her on tape saying i would never have been. watch this. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual d