maria. after 40 days as you point out the true brutality of the war really coming to light. we have to warn our viewers that the images you're going to see are quite disturbing and hard to see but we want to show it to you. this is the aftermath of the russian troop withdrawal around the suburbs of the capital of kyiv. you see bodies of men, women, children, the elderly left in the streets of bucha, the town north of kyiv. these were not soldiers, tease were innocent civilians, some had their hands tied behind their backs. president zelenskyy is calling it genocide and he is he demanding security guarantees from western nations. listen. >> concentrated evil has come to our land. murderers, torturers, rapists, rapists, looters, who refer to themselves as the army and deserve only death after what they did. >> reporter: there is an i thine showing a 44-foot grave. a resident struggled to find words for what he saw. listen. >> i'm sorry. they were shooting behind me, dogs. we were in the cellul

maria: yeah. ing i mean, last weekend we showed many in the media who tried to help joe cover it up right before the election like chris wallace who interrupted president trump when trump was saying, look, he took 3.5 million from the moscow mayor's wife, and chris wallace said, wait, wait, wait, no, we're not going to go there, we have more important matters to discuss. or john harwood with over at cnn n doing the same thing. but let me get into some of those e-mails. we all know of the infamous may 13, 2017, tony bobulinski e-mail which says the big guy, we are talking about the deal where they were all talking about who gets what equity. and in that e-mail it says 20 for hunter, 20% for hunter and 10 held by h for the big guy. and then this morning in the new york post we've got more e-mails that indicate hunter biden was complaining to his daughter naomi saying, well, you know, be happy that i'm not asking you, i'm not forcing you to give me half your salary. after all, i've been paying the bi

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maria. maria: all right, griff, thank you very much. stay safe today in lviv joining me right now former national security adviser to vice president mike pence and fox news contributor he's the author of war by other means general keith kellogg is here. general, good to see you, thank you very much for being here this morning, your reaction to what we are hearing from griff jenkins this morning in ukraine and after that un testimony from president zelenskyy yesterday. >> thanks, maria, thanks for having me. look, it's almost reaching a point where the un seems anicaristic and pass the hot dog and the mustard. it's amazing they're not able to get involved because the rules are the charter and, for example, the security council any party to a dispute is supposed to obtain from the vote and that means the russia and there's the dual veto, it's a procedural vote, you never get the substantive vote. he's right about the un. when you look at what is happening there in ukraine, i don't think -- i d

maria: yes. yeah, i know, we were talking about that with general jack keane a moment ago but kira, we are also looking at the ukrainian forces show courage and on display, this strength that people were not expecting. the mayor of kyiv says people are starting to come back to kyiv. they were able to push back the russian forces in kyiv. what are you seeing there? >> people are coming back. some of them are coming back to fight. because they made sure that their families are safe on the west of the country. some of them are coming to rebuild because they know the destruction that is happening at the outskirts and some of them are coming to live here because this is our home, this is our land. we don't have other mother land, we don't have another place to be. this is where we have to be and we'll fight and protect what's ours. maria: kira, we understand that weapons are on the way. we are going to keep a very close eye on this and ensure that we are reporting what kind of approach the u.s. and na

the list keeps growing, maria. maria: unbelievable. look, how is anybody supposed to trust the system? you're talking about democrats pushing electric vehicles. nancy pelosi and her husband have been buying tesla stock. and that's okay? she's buying tesla stock while she oversees a change to electric vehicles. what, really? >> and remember, they're still wanting to push tax credits for electric vehicles when people like elon musk are saying you know what, we don't need it. the market's there. government, get out of the way. but the democrats, they can't comprehend that or they're getting financial advantageses -- advantages of that through stock ownership. we talk about members of congress trading stock, nobody trades more stock than nancy pelosi. nobody owns more stock than nancy pelosi. she probably with her husband own as much or more stock than the whole republican conference combined. maria: this is extraordinary, congressman. i mean, it is absolutely extraordinary. and i want to get your take on the border. before i move to that

maria: yeah. especially since you've got all of these new rules coming out by the securities and exchange commission for all public companies to follow which is going to spike their cost. that's for sure. i'm with james freeman this morning, nancy. james, jump in. james: thanks, maria. nancy, if we want to look at the glass is half full and avoid a recession and have good growth going forward, build back better was not enacted. if we want to be optimistic and say the president is not going to get his wish list of new tax increases, that leaves us i think still with a pretty competitive tax system in the u.s. is that cause for optimism? >> i think it is, james. good morning. yeah, i mean, this whole notion that the inflation that we're all experiencing came from putin's invasion is as we all know ridiculous and just nonsensical. the american recovery plan, which was passed after we were all kind of going back to work, vaccines were in place, really heated up inflation in my view and that was passed

. >> thanks, maria. maria: thank you, sir. we'll be right back a. maria: welcome back. secretary of state anthony blink answered he defense secretary lloyd austin meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy in kyiv with the u.s. delegation announcing new aid including an ammunition sale and foreign military financing. the delegation announcing the gradual return of u.s. i did city blowmattes to -- diplomatso ukraine. >> when it comes to russia, russia is failing, ukraine is succeeding. russias has sought as its principal aim to take away ukraine's sovereignty and independence. that has failed. maria: joining me right now is american foreign policy council divisioned fellow and former deputy national security advisor under president trump, vic the a kose. how would assess what's happening on the ground. i know we're amazed and impressed with ukrainian army and how tough and courageous they've been. can you say they're winning today? >> good morning, maria. great to be with you. i think we actually can. as of today we're in month three of what was supposed to be putin's th

maria: yeah. we have been talking about the shift in spending, people are going towards services, not buying stuff but instead spending their money on travel and things like that. p brian brenberg, jump in here. what did you make of the huge rally in stocks yesterday? got the dow industrials up 600 points ahead of the earnings that we saw after the close and then of course we get the news of the amazon loss and the worries over supply chain from apple. >> yeah. yesterday was fascinating to me. we get this terrible gdp number, the market goes up. i think what investors are saying is they don't trust the fed to raise rates as much as they've been talking about. i think they're seeing an easier money future than we were talking about just a week ago. i'm interested, jimmy, in your take on the consumer. you seem very bullish on the consumer. i get it looking backward but how long can they hang on with this inflation? i don't think we're going to get a good number today. the number we got on the gdp re

maria: maria: thanks very much. the attorney general of ohio is pushing back against soft on crime policieses. he's he's calling for an amendment to the states' constitution allowing local courts to set higher bail. the ohio supreme court recently ruled cash bail amounts must be based mostly on the defendant's likelihood of appearing for trial, not based on public safety. joining me right now is the ohio attorney general himself, dave yost. it's good to have you. thanks very much for being here. we've seen the effects throughout the country of bail reform, certainly in big cities like new york and san francisco. what have you seen in ohio? >> well, we're seeing the same kind of things where you have people released on low bail or no bail, frequently they offend again and we have instances where people have reoffended multiple times while they're out on bail. the problem is the supreme court in ohio recently said that judges are forbiden to even consider public safety. i was prosecutor. i actually spent a little time

maria: ka. dagen: not flexing many natural gifts in that photo -- >> that is what i mean -- dagen: i mean, who was that on with the msnbc anchor that is who i was talking about, the fact that these clatter bags seem afraid of more opinion or more ideas, twitter functioned as kind of anti biology of social media platforms, conservatives getting sensored censored cab we talk about biology behind boys and girls. maria: all as you know, the ayatollah khomeini saying death to america on twitter, a pennsylvania senate race talking with david mccormick live after the break don't miss it, it. . ♪ ♪ with the new schwab starter kit we're rewriting the book on investing 101. new investors can open an account and get $101 to split across the top five stocks in the s&p 500®. you can also unlock short videos, step-by-step guides, and other easy-to-use tools designed for people just getting started. plus, investment professionals are on standby 24/7 if you ever have a question. it's investing 101, reimagi

maria: yeah. i think it's a great point, particularly as we see the macro story shifting here, ken. what is your take on the consumer and what we're expecting in terms of spending given this inflation backdrop, ken? are you expecting a recession this year? >> the likelihood is slower economy and maybe recession next year, not this year. but the market is always discounting the future and to mark's point, certainly you want to put aside any exposure outside of the u.s. because it's just not working. so when we look at the u.s. for investors, it's really looking to the names of blackrock and blackstone but then also maybe the regional banks, some of them which just are able to execute on commercial loan and consumer loan activity. the consumer's not going to really surrender yet but if we keep on having high inflation and high rates, it's affecting disposable spending income and there's a lot of new stories today about travel again and moving from products to services. but every household, especiall

maria: yeah. joe: jason, what do you think about the tweet from elon musk musk that he put up to 87 million followers, truth social is beating twitter and tiktok in the apple store. why is he talking about competitor? >> and so no one does it better than elon musk. look, he's one of the best all-time great all-in personalities. >> he literally bought the company. do you think it's a money-making opportunity for him or is this really just about free speech because in the end he is a capitalist, he's a capitalist? >> twitter has never lived up to facebook and some of the other platforms, google, youtube have been on the social media site and part of that megan from the washington post wrote a column on november 30th, twitter's business model is misery. this was part of the challenge, it's not a fun user experience. that's why we launched gettr, you can't look at the comments anymore on twitter, it's negativity, so many bots. it's great that musk tries to take them on and change it. the issue is can

maria: wow. and real quick on the national security crisis once title 42 is lifted, what are you hearing in terms of how things are going to change in the coming months now that the administration late on friday confirmed what we expected, that the cdc is saying title 42 is going away? >> what i'm hearing here on the border, maria, is that we're going to see a human tidal wave across this border: we're going to see a humanitarian crisis beyond anything you're seeing on the planet right now. what i've seen here the past three days are babies being left as distractions, drugs moving across this border in record proportion, children that have been subject to sexual abuse. this is horrible. maria: wow. senator, thanks very much for your leadership and for being at the border the week. >> thank you, maria. maria: we appreciate it. thanks for being here. senator bill hagerty. quick break, and then the senator who cracked open the biden corruption story, ron johnson with new information this morning on

maria: yeah. well, they made the decision maybe that an indictment is coming down and that's why, you know -- dagen likes to ask why now. that's why i asked her why now, what does she think. dagen, all of a sudden the media outlets are having a mea culpa, i guess. dagen: they don't want to be as embarrassed as they would be if they just simply ignored the story and i love how the washington post -- the new york times buried this story inside the -- buried this item inside this big story about hunter biden's laptop and the washington post was acting like oh, this great revelation that we've done the checking and we verified that this is hunter's laptop. how about calling out the biden administration which keeps denying -- in recent days they said the president stands by his statement that hunter never got any money from china and joe biden never knew anything about hunter's business dealings but hunter was footing the bill for all -- like the upkeep on the house in delaware. maria: yeah. don't forg

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maria: yeah. well, so what do you want to do for the rest of the year? we know the economy is likely slowing down. we're debating whether or not its is going to be a recession. you see oil prices sliding because of the lockdowns in china. and most people expect these lockdowns in china to aaffect the supply chain. crude oil now below $100 as you see at 95, 84. brent is at 140. what is the case for these supply chain issues? tesla has not opened. you've got apple, people are worried, 26 million people under lockdown, joel. how do you see it impacting markets and the economy? >> no question, the supply chain which started a couple years ago with covid is coming back again and that's what started our inflation by the way. the demand pull where we didn't have good for long time and there was pent-up demand and they pulled up prices we started with demand pull and we went into cost push be. when it feeds into the labor cost and food cost and energy cost it continues to rise and rise. we'll see a combin

maria: yeah. and liz, i've got to feel good about the fact that america always correct itself. we all know what took place after the 2020 he'll election, donald trump banned from twitter, conservatives sha he dough banned and -- sha he dougw banned and algorithms impacting the number of followers they could get. look what's taken place, truth social comes out, rumble is on fire. yesterday we had the ceo of rumble on this program. he's on fire. the company is doing well with. i would rather see this kind of result to correct things that is not the hand, the big hand of bureaucracy and government but good old fashioned competition. >> you know, maria, i think we're all kind of stunned to tammy's point that this is all actual -- this has all actually happened. boy, is elon musk having a lot of fun. if people thought donald trump was disruptive and provocative on twitter, they ain't seen nothing yet because elon musk is out there tweaking the establishment every single moment, talking by the way also

i am maria bartiromo. unemployment falling to a two-year low as stocks close out their worst quarter in two years. former vice chairman on where we go from here coming up. meanwhile the president is trying to tackle skyhigh gas prices with the largest release of emergency oil reserves in history. congressman steve scalise on the actual need for this and the impact it may have. he also is detailed the investigation into the unprecedented role the teacher unions play in cdc policy that cap did millions of kids out of the classroom. plus, bracing for a new flood of illegal migrants at our southern border. officials warning they are not enough federal agents to handle the new crisis. brandon judd is here. but first let's take a look back at some the top newsmakers with mornings with maria and this edition of this week's talkers. ♪ joe manchin is on board to raise $1 trillion in new taxes. >> three -- one americans oppose taxing unrealized gain. they know they are not really real. spirit what can shoppers be

maria: this is extraordinary. nikki haley tweeted out a graphic of the actual number of people coming across and it's exceeding major cities. some states in terms of the amount of people coming in illegally you have taken matters into your own hands, tell me how it's going and specifically what you're doing. here's a graphic i'm referring to in terms of the illegal migrants led and under biden it is exceeding the population of miami, atlanta, seattle, san francisco, austin, it's extraordinary. how are these bus trips going you dropping the migrants often washington and you're getting blowback, what are they doing when they're getting to washington? >> let me tell you why were doing this. i was visiting with local leaders along the border in towns like del rio and other communities were the biden administration were not dropping off migrants in these communities and there was no way for the small towns to be able to deal with it or handle the overload of it being dumped into the local communities they were asking f

maria: yeah. i mean, you've also got credit losses still at historically low levels and that's why some are optimistic. but look at the first quarter equity sales and trading revenue, thats was 3.06 billion, estimate was 2.56 billion. that was a victory given the fact that the ipo market was really quiet and jp morgan managed that. first quarter corporate and invest bank, investment banking fees at 2.058 billion, estimate, 2.25. so that was better than expected as well. you've got blackrock reporting a double beat. we're waiting on goldman sachs and morgan stanley, they will report tomorrow. we'll be covering that. in terms of an overall trend, would you be staying away from the banks? they're down big in the first quarter. so i'm wonder field goal people are going to see -- i'm wondering if people are going to see value here. >> i think there is value there. but i think we need to see how this earnings season plays out with all of the banks. and there's also the regional banks which may be even m

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maria: this is just extraordinary. in fact nikki haley had tweeted out a graphic of the actual number of people coming across and it is exceeding major cities. some states in terms of the amount of people coming in illegally. you've taken matters into your own hands. tell me how it's going and specifically how you are doing but here's the graphic in terms of the illegal migrants let it under biden it is exceeding the population of a miami, atlanta, seattle, san francisco, austin it's absolutely extraordinary. how are these trips going your dropping these migrants off in washington and getting a blowback. what are they doing when they get to washington? >> first, let me tell you why we are doing this. i was visiting with local leaders along the border in towns like del rio, and other communities where the biden administration, they were dropping off migrants in these communities and there was no way for the small towns to be able to deal with or handle this overload of migrants to see should dumpster these local communi

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i am maria bartiromo. the white house plumbing russia corporations not even texas for the record-breaking inflation this week. the who he is planning company and customers. new warnings of their session on the way sooner rather than later. there's no way to avoid it where he is putting his money now. and the credibility of the cdc once again in question as mask mandates on planes are extended and made it rising cases will title 42 at the border is revoked. dr. marty makary on the truth behind this covid threat. first let's take a look back on the top newsmakers on mornings with maria in this edition of the week stalkers, watch. >> you have been look at polls your entire career. what do you make of these? i've never seen anything like it presents job approval rating declining 20 points in just one year. such an incredible surge of people coming you are expecting us question our. >> we go from 3000 apprehensions to 5000 apprehensions and 5000 -- 8000 apprehensions you have to look at and say what are we goin

marÍa antonieta: buenas tardes. me encuentro en este lugar donde vive este depredador sexual y ha sido condenado por varios delitos serios. hablÉ con el alcalde y con algunos residentes, estÁn indignados y quieren que se vaya de aquÍ. mÁs adelante harÁn una protesta en la corte. a poco pasos de donde vive esta persona, se encuentra una escuela y no es la Única. hay un centro de cuidado infantil, hay una iglesia, estÁ causado mucha molestia. en una casa ubicada en east palo alto vive lamar johnson, de 60 aÑos. >> fue arrestado por varios crÍmenes violentos. marÍa antonieta: los delitos fueron muy serios, como violaciÓn a menores, agresiÓn con la intenciÓn de someter sodomÍa y violaciÓn. cÓmo es posible que una persona si venga a vivir en este lugar? >> a veces los jueces cometen injusticias. es una injusticia lo que comete el juez. marÍa antonieta: segÚn me dijo el alcalde, se ha querido reunir con los vecinos de esta casa. marÍa antonieta: por quÉ no lo mandan a otra ciudad? >> tal vez es un tipo

. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: unas noches, les saluda marÍa antonieta mejÍa, es un gusto darle la bienvenida. —— con estas imÁgenes del monte allison en vivo saludo a nuestra meteorÓloga que nos va a decir que podemos esperar. >> buenas noches. para los prÓximos dÍas van fatal manteniendo condiciones del tiempo secas y estables. vamos a estar viendo cambios en las temperaturas. maÑana nos levantamos con condiciones bastante frescas. hay que salir un poco abrigado porque vamos a estar con temperaturas cercanas a los 50 grados. para los dÍa de la maÑana estarÍamos cercano a los 53 grados. de la tarde entramos en un panorama mÁs cÁlido.y temperaturas por encima del promedio. hacia el interior condiciones calurosas con temperaturas cercanas a los 80 grados. en la costa condiciones frescas. en san josÉ y santa rosa en 76y 78 grados respectivamente. marÍa. de la manera sencilla poder revisar el pronÓstico del tiempo en su celular. sÓlo debe descargar nuestra app de noticias. si no lo ha hecho con lo que la cÁmara de su celular y puede escanear el cÓdigo que ve en su pantalla. 5000 enfermer

maria: that is just extraordinary, lieutenant. one of the issues here is not just the people but there are drugs coming in, illicit narcotics like fentanyl which is killing our people. there are people we do not know who they are, what their intentions are marsha blackburn from tennessee told me at least 34 people were encountered who were on the terrorist watch list. but then there's just the managing of all these people. given impact does it have on texas and the country given 30 million illegals? what do you think that means? give us a practical answer in terms of the impact. xes. the white house will never answer this question. because here's the basic question, when all of these people come here illegally, what happens to them? they're just letting them go around the country. what happens to them? because you can't get a job if you don't have a social security number. yes some will find some work getting paid under the table. no reputable companies going to hire them. what do they do then if they have no money or no job for h

maría: ¿aguacates? don carmelo: ajá. maría: mira, abuelito. si doña bonita aguantó tanto, y al final el amor venció todos los obstáculos, ¿yo por qué no voy a poder? don carmelo: eso. maría: aguacate. [gemidos] chong y mujer: [hablan en chino] suegra: [habla en chino] doña lucha: quítese, por favor, señora, porque ahora sí, de veras, no respondo. suegra: [habla en chino] doña lucha: permítame tantito, ¿sí? le aguanté que me pusiera a lavar su ropa y no me pagara. le aguanté que me pusiera a fregar sus pisos, impermeabilizar los techos, pero, chachalaca, chachalaca... ambas: [gritan] doña lucha: ay, chino, puros problemas me causas, hijo. me regresé contigo en un barco y lo último que supe es que tu abuela desalmada se consiguió una nuera de alta alcurnia. y esa es la absoluta verdad, chino. macaco: según los positivistas, la verdad absoluta no existe. doña lucha: uy, ahora resulta que los positivistas van a saber más que yo, que lo cargué en mi vientre con dolor y cansancio. qué más quisiera una que andar en el lingo

marÍa. la fda aprobÓ una nueva prueba para detectar el coronavirus. el servicio de inmigraciÓn anunciÓ que los "dreamers" podrÁn renovar su estatus migratorio en lÍnea. marÍa: >> mÁs fÁcil para uno . >> esta mujeresto de las reacciones a esta nueva prueba para detectar el covid 19. >> por los niÑos. porque lloran cuando le hacen el examen. >> funcionarÁ de esta forma. la persona debe poner su boca en un cilindro donde debe soplar su aliento. serÁ estudiado por un equipo con el tamaÑo de la maleta de equipaje de mano. luego se podrÁ usar en lugares como sitios de pruebas modo inglÉs. hospitales y consultorios mÉdicos. se prevÉ que se fabriquen cerca de 100 equipos y cada uno con capacidad de analizar 160 muestras. esta serÁ una alternativa a las pruebas nasales. sobre todo para quienes se quejan de lo doloroso que puede resultar ese tipo de pruebas. >> si es mÁs eficaz estarÍa bien. >> segÚn rep artes esta prueba tiene 91.2 por ciento de efectividad. pero debe realizarse por un operador calificado. por lo que no estarÁ disponible al

marÍa: aunque para saca la licencia no se requiere ir a la escuela. hay organizaciones que ofrecen clases y entrenamiento en distintas ramas de la construcciÓn. >> no cuesta nada. y uno puede venir aquÍ sin saber absolutamente nada. aquÍ nuestro trabajo es para enseÑarle a uno que tipo de trabajo quiere hacer. marÍa todos y que mÁs informaciÓn sobre esta escuela puedevisitar la pÁgina web. y para obtener la licencia de contratista puede consultar sclb.ga.gob. paola: la ciudad de san leandro anunciÓ el lanzamiento de lo que se conoce como una mini subvenciÓn juvenil de $1000. le dirÉ de quÉ se trata. e inicia el periÓdico solicitudes para pedir los $2500 para micro empresarios y vendedores ambulantes en sonora. y miles de migrantes bajo custodia de las hoteles migratorias son elegibles para pagar una fianza. quÉ pasa cuando la fianza es sumamente costosa? se lo contamos al volver. ♪ ♪ paola: la comisiÓn asesora juvenil de san leandro anunciÓ nasa miento de lo que se conoce como una mini subvenciÓn juvenil de $1000 para el periodo 2

marÍa antonieta mejÍa con el reportaje. maria: en esta casa vive hace unos dÍas la mark johnson, quien fue arrestado por mÚltiplesagresiones sexuales. autoridades y residentes expresaron preocupaciÓn por su llegada. >> lamar johnson ha sido arrestado por varios crÍmenes violentos. marÍa: los delitos por los que fue condenado fue la violaciÓn de menores, violaciÓn forzada de tres vÍctimas, cÓpula oral forzaday agresiÓn en intento de cometer sodomÍa y violaciÓn. >> los jueces mismos a veces cometen injusticias y para mÍ esta es una injusticia, que el juez sabiendo que somos una comunidad donde vive mucha gente, donde muchas escuelas, lo podrÍa haber enviado a otro lugar y lo enviÓ aquÍ. maria: se ha —— segÚn —— ¿por quÉ no lo mandan a otro tipo de comunidad? >> tal vez es racismo institucional, es lo Único que puedo deducir. marÍa: la detective del departamento de policÍa me dijo que lamar johnson vino a registrarse el miÉrcoles pasado y debe regresar cada 90 dÍas.segÚn la detective johnson se