Charles notes how President Trump has stepped up his campaign to get Fed Chair Jerome Powell to cut rates. The President on Thursday called Powell a “numbskull” who will be “too late” on a rate cut decision. 

He is joined by FOX Business contributor Gary Kaltbaum to explore why Fed Chair Powell's cautious approach towards a rate cut decision and they analyze who the next Fed Chair could be.

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Charles says the recent riots that began in Los Angeles are part of the long-standing anarchist movement in our country.

He speaks with NY Post columnist Rikki Schlott about the rise of anti-American rhetoric among young people and the need for a return of the Pledge of Allegiance in schools.

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President Trump raised eyebrows on Wall Street when he called for the debt limit to be scrapped "to prevent an economic catastrophe."

Charles Payne says the debt limit has been a farce since the beginning. He's joined by the founder of The Bear Traps Report, Larry McDonald, to discuss the anxieties around the debt and the bond market.

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Wall Street has turned its attention to the 'Big Beautiful Bill' and its economic impact, not just in the short term, but for the future as well. Charles notes that the rapid surge in AI innovation has made it difficult to predict where the U.S. economy will stand a decade from now, emphasizing that such long-term forecasts are becoming nearly impossible. Charles also believes society has coddled younger people into not wanting to work. 

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Despite the constant barrage of dire warnings from doomsday merchants, Charles remains steadfast in his belief that the market’s long-term strength will prevail. While acknowledging his concerns in the market, he stresses that fear of a downturn is a common thread among all investors. Charles reaffirms his confidence in the market’s resilience, backed by the strong track record of the U.S. economy. 

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Public confidence in all branches of government has been on the decline for years, but questioning of U.S. courts has taken center stage since President Trump returned to Washington. This is largely due to district courts having intervened over 180 times against the Trump Administration’s agenda, prompting debate about the judiciary’s independence and impartiality.

Charles speaks with Tom Fitton, the President of Judicial Watch, who argues that public trust is further eroding due to judges acting like politicians. Later, Charles addresses the investigation into the potential misuse of President Biden's autopen during his administration.

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After defying all odds in April, the stock market continues its winning ways, despite the financial media painting the Trump tariffs to have a worse impact than our nation's greatest financial crisis.

Wall Street is telling you that America's best days are over. Charles Payne says they are just protecting the status quo and explains why it's time for Americans to stop watching the market from afar.

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Nvidia may just be one of the most important stocks to watch in the entire market this week as investors eagerly dissect the earnings report.

Charles says, “The rise of Nvidia has become the stuff of legend.” Investing in AI can be daunting, though. Charles catches up with IO Fund leader & lead tech analyst Beth Kindig about the AI journey to modern day.

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Charles says the main goal of the Trump tariffs was never that complex: we want to see truly free trade. But as foreign holdings of U.S. treasuries topped $9 trillion in March, some vulnerabilities for U.S. debt have been revealed.

Macromavens founder and president Stephanie Pomboy joins Charles to discuss the troubling trend of foreign markets dumping U.S. treasuries and the need for a plan to incentivize Americans to buy more U.S. treasury bonds.

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Charles says it's a wonder that the stock market held up the way it has, with all of the anti-American messaging going on. The financial media went into overdrive on that “Sell America” narrative after Moody’s downgraded the US credit rating.

Most of Wall Street didn’t take the bait on that. In fact, some even bought the dip. Gary Kaltbaum joins Charles to discuss how the market proved resilient in the face of fresh US debt news.

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