buy, what should you do if you need toab buy a car, if you are like sarah palin, and thrilled with emissions, buy one of those! the president of diversified financial consultants joins us. how are you doing? heather: fine, what should you do if you have to buy a car? well, look, we are dealing with what is going on in japan, and, all of those factors and also dealing with the problem used cars have shot up in price, because we went through literally years of people not buying rental fleets and buying cars in lease programs which comes back into the market and, i can say, one word is be flexible. that is a key word, now. heather: we mentioned off the top about this inventory shortage being caused by the earthquake in japan. and, is there anything else causing the shortage. again, we mentioned the used cars, and haven t seen a quantity upwards of 2 million,cashing not coming to the pipeline dating back to
profitable. juliet: you don t make fun of the jersey people. all right. chris oh, continental. chris christie will be chris wallace s guest tomorrow. you want to check your local listings for the time on your local fox station, or see it at 2:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. rick: apple may be on its way to reaching a financial milestone, thanks to all those gadgets flying off store shelves. they could be the first company whose stock value hits $1 trillion. it means the company would be worth more than the total economic company of most countries. is a trillion dollars market value possible? joining us, the financial advisor, president of diversified financial consultants. little get the name of your company first before you jump in. so a trillion dollars. this is one of the most innovative, creative, successful
filled with fresh faces. to tell you the honest truth, i don t have the time to pay attention to what they say about me. reporter: gregg on a separate note, voters were asked if they agree with the federal court ruling that says the constitution allows the government to stop prayer in schools and on public property, and only 12% agree with that. while 84% think the constitution allows people to pray anywhere. back to you. gregg: a classic line. the speaker of the house doesn t have time to pay attention to what american voters are saying. reporter: do you believe her? gregg: not really. peter doocy, thanks very much. reporter: thanks. julie: our nation s growing deficit is a hot topic on capitol hill, a group of more than 300 economists say congress must focus on creating more jobs, before making any move to balance the budget. the founder of diversified financial consultants joins us, during the great depression, franklin roosevelt focused on
it s downright hot out there. here a look. temperatures surging in the 90s and some areas reaching triple-digits. muggy conditions make it feel hotter. forecasters say temperatures should be backing down a little bit. let s hope. gregg: credit card companies getting creative when it comes to charging you for that piece of plastic in your wallet. you in they are going after their best customers. people pay off their bills on time, they make their payments, and dominic is joining us and president of diversified financial consultants. fly that is buzzing around. julie: i know. gregg: i m going to try to do the interview with a fly buzzing three sources of income for bank
airlines now appear to be cancelling more flights rather than risk penalties for keep you on the tarmac too long. department of transportation fined $28,000 per passenger if they keep your plane on the tarmac three hours or more. airlines are cancelling flights, taking nearly 7,000 planes out of service each month. airline consultants say that is costing us our time saying it takes 18 hours to rebook passengers. dominic is joining us now. financial advisor and president of diversified financial consultants. how are you? i m well. besides what can passengers do about this? not much. the regulations why designed to