maria: good friday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining u i'm maria bartiromo.

i'm maria bartiromo. told, gross negligence, intense and hypocrisy, president biden busted for another batch of classified documents in his possession, and amazingly, the commander in chief tries to explain it away this week with a promise that the documents were locked up with his sports car in a garage. >> by the way, my corvette's in a locked garage, okay?

maria: they attacked me wrote stories what happened to maria bartiromo, i mean this is the "new york times" "the washington post" that is what they did they still have not admitted that all that reporting was with false. dvn now we've got this situation, with joe biden, merrick garland confirming a third batch of classified documents were found at biden's delaware home he has nerve yesterday to say whoa they were in my garage next to my corvette in the garage is locked, i mean this is just outrageous i said earlier this should be a "saturday night live" skit. >> it should be i was watching i heard about corvette i think starting to show how, kind of senile biden is becoming always said a lot of stupid things but look this is beyond the pale, you know in sense that if you just juxtapose difference between trump never touched the documents, they went to mar-a-lago he was the president of the united states, they never could name what documents they were, and i think what you are starting to see is the corruption that we have at the archives collateral putting pressure on archives archiv

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us i am maria bartiromo coming to you once again from the world economic forum and davos switzerland coming up in the program we are taking you to the ukraine house amidst more reporting on the new weapons package going to ukraine we also have more of my special interview with west virginia senator joe manchin all coming up right here here is cheryl in new york. >> thank you and good morning i'm cheryl casone he and for maria bartiromo today. it is friday january 20, your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time take a look at futures on this friday, the doubt taking a little bit of a leg down by ten points s&p is up by four and nasdaq by 42 and a half. we are wrapping up a big week of earnings in particular take a look at netflix stock is up almost 6%, they reported last night they missed earnings-per-share but added millions more subscribers expected in the fourth quarter major executive in the company to tell you about today. taking a look at stocks and how they finished last night they were down across-the-board, the dow did turn negative for 2023 last night. take a look at the ten

. >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you percent week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. resoaring america's energy -- restoring america's energy security. republicans are fighting to stop administration from releasing any more oil from our already-depleted strategic reserves to sell to places like china. texas congressman dan crenshaw on the new vote in congress and the president's latest attack on gop over spending cuts. plus from, president biden is taking a victory lap on the economy as we saw fourth quarter economic growth slow and more companies announce layoffs. mark tepper weighs in. plus this: ♪ stick your progress where the sun don't shine ♪ maria: country music star and fox nation host john rich will be here to tell us about a brand new venture he's banking on. but first, republicans are voting on a bill to restrict president biden's control over the release and sale of our nation's emergency oil supply. joi

i'm maria bartiromo. restoring america's energy security, republicans are fighting to stop the administration from releasing any more oil from our already depleted strategic reserves to sell to places like china. texas congressman dan crenshaw on the new vote in congress and the president's latest attack on the gop over spending cuts. plus, president biden is taking a victory lap on the economy as we saw fourth quarter economic growth slow and more companies announce layoffs. mark tepper weighs in. plus this: ♪ stick your progress where the sun don't shine ♪ maria: country music star and fox nation host john rich will be here to tell us about a brand new venture he's banking on. >>> but first, republicans are voting on a bill to restrict president biden's control over the release and sale of our nation's emergency oil supply. joining me right now is texas congressman and member of the house energy committee dan crenshaw. congressman, thanks so much for being here. critics say biden tapped that spr as

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. >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy we can do all welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead rely maria bartiromo. we have a big story for you, j.p. morgan jv diamond chairman of the house oversight and reform committee james comer and centauri fund founder dan niles are here let's get right to it big banks kicking off the fourth-quarter earnings season on friday with bank of america and j.p. morgan beating expectations on the top and bottom lines wells fargo reporting ms on revenue and city and miss on earnings, and these reports we see they are all ramping up protection for potential reference ahead, i sat down with the chairman and the ceo of jp and jv diamond this week in a fox business exclusive. >> the consumer is still strong, the rapture is in good shape, 10% more than pre-covid and more in the checking account recovery is in a good shape, that is driving the economy but in april, october and today i'll tell you the things out there which are very uncertain i look uncer

♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city this is "maria bartiromo's wall street". >> welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead, i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo, a messy house with contentious and continuous votes for house speaker this week, how will all of this affect the republican agenda going forward i am asking senator bill hagerty how his side of the chamber is dealing with this. will get his take on president biden facing the crisis at our southern border. first hand visiting el paso this weekend. then a strong jobs report into december what it means for the economy and your investments with their traps report founder larry mcdonald and after a massive surge in china's public cases, the ccp is threatening retaliation against the u.s. over travel restrictions now in effect, kt mcfarland on what we can expect, first joining me foreign relations oregon, bill hagerty, a part of me will illegal immigration before i get to the border what's unfolded this week on the house for, went to union fellow said republicans and th

i'm cheryl casone a and for maria bartiromo, back on track southwest to resume thos schedue this week and after a week of cancellations left thousands of passengers stranded throughout the country. fears calls for the airline and transportation secretary pete buttigieg to be held accountable congresswoman nancy mason on what needs to happen now. the worst year for market since the financial crisis of 2018. i'm asking investment strategist how to position your portfolio going into 2023 in a real estate reckoning what you need to know before you buy or sell a home in the year to come. but first southwest trying to resume a full flight schedule and dig out from the mess after canceling 15000 flights. passengers have finally made it home are trying to find and recover their luggage critics are slamming southwest outdated systems and communication pilot say this did not come as a surprise. >> all the employees doing everything we can at the end of the day southwest was not prepared and this is a decade in the making we sounded alarm bells we've tried to get them to change process but it's

for the week ahead, i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo, a messy house with contentious and continuous votes for house speaker this week, how will all of this affect the republican agenda going forward i am asking senator bill hagerty how his side of the chamber is dealing with this. will get his take on president biden facing the crisis at our southern border. first hand visiting el paso this weekend. then a strong jobs report into december what it means for the economy and your investments with their traps report founder larry mcdonald and after a massive surge in china's public cases, the ccp is threatening retaliation against the u.s. over travel restrictions now in effect, kt mcfarland on what we can expect, first joining me foreign relations oregon, bill hagerty, a part of me will illegal immigration before i get to the border what's unfolded this week on the house for, went to union fellow said republicans and the impact is going to have on your agenda, also some concerns about national security and no one able to meet unimportant issues in the house, your take. >> my

i'm cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. friday, it is january 20. top stories 8:00 a.m. eastern time. taking a look at futures friday we now hoo a little bit of a swing up for the dow up 17 points s&p nasdaq high all morning long we are wrapping up a week, of earnings, in particular financials came out take a look at netflix right now came out after the bell big numbers for netflix stock up almost 7%, missed on earnings per share but subscribes for q4, big news also that major executive shake-up, to tell you about, taking a look at stocks last night we finished down yesterday across the board, and dow turned negative 2023, we see if today is a different story for dow jones industrial average, 10-year treasury, 3.432% a gain .7 basis points oil trending higher fractionally up, european markets as well in green all morning still are the cac quarante and dax higher in this asia overnight green across the board, hong kong was actually the biggest winner continue to follow that china reopening story. in asia. there is this, president biden breaking his silence saying he has n

. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city this is "maria bartiromo's wall street". >> welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead, i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo, a messy house with contentious and continuous votes for house speaker this week, how will all of this affect the republican agenda going forward i am asking senator bill hagerty how his side of the chamber is dealing with this. will get his take on president biden facing the crisis at our southern border. first hand visiting el paso this weekend. then a strong jobs report into december what it means for the economy and your investments with their traps report founder larry mcdonald and after a massive surge in china's public cases, the ccp is threatening retaliation against the u.s. over travel restrictions now in effect, kt mcfarland on what we can expect, first joining me foreign relations oregon, bill hagerty, a part of me will illegal immigration before i get to the border what's unfolded this week on the house for, went to union fellow said republicans and th

thanks so much for joining us i am maria bartiromo tuesday, january 24, we are ready to seize the day 8:01 easement big tech on deck, markets this morning lower ahead of support earnings coming out dow industrials right now down 101, s&p down 11 nasdaq lower by 55. we are looking ahead to a very busy week of earnings economic data, investors will be questioning whether microsoft will bust up the technology party tonight with its earnings release we are all in on zeroing in on big tech, whether the gains year-to-date are justified, this morning before the bell general electric, beat epgs epgs, revenue 3m missed on earnings per share beat revenue estimates verizon in line, on revenue and earnings, we are looking at moves on stocks ge nonetheless is up, a fraction, focus however microsoft after the bell tonight first of major technology companies to report their quarterly numbers, global u.s. manufacturing report out 8:45 do not miss that could be a market mover the first read of the fourth quarter gdp out thursday, fed preferred read on inflation pce index coming out friday. all after t

i'm jackie dean a less, in for maria bartiromo. it is thursday, january 5th. we are waiting on december's adp national employment report. that's out at 8:15 a.m. eastern. economists are estimating 150,000 private sector jobs were added for december. we are also taking a look ahead to the december jobs report which is of out tomorrow. economists expecting the u.s. will likely add 200,000 new nonfarm jobs. take take a look at the futures, they are pointed up this morning but only marginally. the dow indicated higher by 27, the nasdaq by 35. all three major indices finishing in the green yesterday. the markets were reacting to fd minutes where a hawkish fed keeps focus bringing down inflation. european markets green across the board, you're seeing the ftse, cac and dax trading higher but marginally, not huge gains there. in asia overnight it was green across the board also. but the biggest winner there was the shanghai composite -- i'm sorry, the hang seng, up more than one and a quarter percent. mortgage application volume dropping 13.2% at the end of last week.

i'm maria bartiromo. today, history in the making as an extraordinary weekend comes to a close with california congressman kevin mccarthy elected speaker of the house of representatives in the 118th congress. this after an historic 15 rounds of voting. >> i may not know all of you, some of you are new, but i hope one thing is clear after thi

i'm maria bartiromo. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast, 1:00 p.m. in davos, switzerland. getting a sense of sentiment on the ground. first back at home, vice president kamala harris headed to arizona today but not to visit the border. instead to promote clean energy. meanwhile new york mayor eric adams calling on president biden to close southern border to migrants. mark, interesting to see what mayor adams says about the border. he's pushing about the administration's wide-open border. >> kudos to mayor adams. his responsibility is not texas, his responsibility is not the united states of america. his responsibility is new york city and for a guy like that to go down and see firsthand the problems that are down there and try to come up with a game plan or a strategy to mitigate this issue, it's commendable. i mean, why -- why hasn't president biden and kamala harris, why aren't they doing the same thing? that's just been a complete disaster on their part to say the least. but, you know, when you look at what mayor adams is doing, he's now in a position where he's -- i th

. >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all.

. >> good morning i'm jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo it is thursday januart 66:00 a.m. eastern time house of representatives speaker list three more votes yesterday yielding no result as kevin mccarthy fails to top the 218 vote threshold. a new contender for speaker joints, mccarthy stain firm on his chances. >> the house back at it beginning at noon today but a look at the markets futures are searching for direction this morning. a little bit above the flat line but flat this after all three major finished in the green yesterday markets reacted to the fed minutes from the december meeting were hawkish feds keep its focus on bringing down inflation. also a big week for jobs, today is december adp initial jobless claims with the december jobs report out tomorrow, amazon in the meantime announcing it intends to lay off 18000 workers after it said it with a off 10000. this will be the largest cut in the company history. take a look at the european market they are mixed this morning a little pop but the dacs are trading lower in asia green across the board, the composite up

am maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, january 17, coming to you live from world economic forum here in davos, switzerland, are 8 a.m. on the east coast, 2 pm in davos global economic slowdown weakness in china as economic growth slows to one of the lowest rates in decades, growing 3% last year, that is down from 8.1% in 2021, stocks rallying last fie weeks on expectations, that the economy in china would open up, lift all boats across the world coming up new year's economic expectations right here. stocks lower this morning kicking off a new week with with triple digit dlin dow industrials down 119 s&p down 11 nasdaq lower by 47 k this after proposed yesterday in honor of martin luther king, jr., today, this morning markets lower heading into fourth-quarter earnings from major banks from goldman sachs missed on both earnings and revenue,morgan stanley beat earnings but missed on revenue stocks are mixed, goldman down right now as you can see, about 2%, morgan stanley shares up 1 1/2%, we are also looking ah

thanks very much for joining us this morning many i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, january 27th. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. he tesla and twitter ceo elon musk visiting capitol hill yesterday, musk dropping by house speaker kevin mccarthy's office, wishing him a happy birthday and talking policy. musk tweeted that he of also spoke to minority leader hakim jeffries, saying twitter will be fair to both parties. musk is touting twitter as the player versus player social media site. joining us now cheryl casone and brandon arnold. there was a celebration for the congress last night. elon musk was there. good to see he met with both sides. >> he's got to get ahead of this. we know next month there are going to be hearings with regard to the release of twitter files, in particular twitter's handling of the hunter biden lap ptop story which predates elon musk's control of the company but at the same time elon musk is not wrong and not dumb and he know he's going to need to have relationships in place with leaders the if washington, particularly kevin mccarthy. there was also repo

i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, january 23rd. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. fox news exclusive new video this morning shows customs and border patrol agents and the texas department of public safety disrupting a train smuggling operation, more than 20 migrants from honduras, guatemala and mexico yesterday in del-rio, one migrant needing immediate medical you attention. the latest customs and border patrol data shows there were more than 250,000 migrant encounters just in the month of december. that's the highest single month on record. cbp also reporting that border agents apprehended 17 suspects on the fbi terrorist watch list. that brings the total number to 38 just since october. that is when the fiscal year started, october 1st. so 38 people have been apprehended who were on the terrorist watch list since october. this is what house majority leader steve scalise told me about this on sunday morning futures yesterday. >> you're going to see republicans rebuild with the house to secure america's border. i hope we get senator manchin and other democrat senat

i am maria bartiromo is friday, january 27, top stories right now it is just before 8:00 a.m. on east coast, today the state of inflation, federal reserve preferred read on inflation, pce index out inflation cuts into growth economy shows growth layoffs rising yesterday gdp showed fourth quarter growth 2.9% better than expected certainly lower than what third quarter showed job cults expand big tech dow, s&p -- sap, latest to limit jobs joe biden claims his economic plans are working. >> jobs are the highest in america number in highest in american history. wages are up. growing faster than inflation. over the past six months inflation has gone down every month god willing will continue to do that. >> manufacturing jobs continue up stronger than any time in the last 40 years. i don't think unfair to say this is all evidence that the biden economic plan is working. >> a lot of talking points yesterday, markets this morning today, are trading lower, dow industrials down 25, s&p 500 down 15, nasdaq down 72 as we look to economic data this morning, and more earnings american s exp

i am maria bartiromo. it is friday january 27th. the top stories right now, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast today the state of inflation the federal reserve to read inflation the pc index out today at 8:30 a.m. eastern as inflation cuts into growth even as the economy shows growth layoffs are rising, fourth-quarter growth running at 2.9% better than expected but down from the third quarter as job cuts expand beyond big tech down, s&p and ibm the latest to eliminate jobs but joe biden claims his economic plans are working. >> jobs are the highest and ameamerican history. in wages are up in the going faster than inflation over the past six months inflation has gone down every month and god willing will continue to do that. manufacturing to continue stronger than anytime in the last 40 years. and i don't think it's unfair to say this is all evidence that the biden economic plan is actually working. maria: unfortunately wages are not growing faster than inflation markets are lower dow industrials down 15 the s&p 500 on ten and the nasdaq down 60 points as we look ahead to more

the anchor of mornings with maria, maria bartiromo is with us in studio. hello. a bit of an about face? >> no surprise it's an about face. the country needs oil production. we've been going to saudis and venezuelans with hat in hand trying to get more oil production. we aren't seeing any permitting loosened up so america can go back to the position of being energy independent. yeah, no surprise. we have to get oil from the saudis. >> dana: will we get it? that's the other thing. >> they'll sell it to anybody who will buy it. i'm not questioning whether or not we'll get it. what i am questioning is why it is we're against american drillers when, in fact, he wants to do business with these killers. >> bill: hour stuff is better than anyone else's around the world when it comes to the environment. managing oil prices. politics are harder to deal with. it is hard not to think that biden sold oil to reduce gas prices last year in boost democrats' chances in the mid-term elections. even not true the impression is unshakable. >> that's exactly why he sold oil from our s

i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, january 17. we are coming to you live from the world economic forum here in davos, switzerland. your top stories right now, 6:0. today, global economic shutdown, signs of weakness in china as economic growth slows to one of the lowest rates in decades. china's gdp growing 3% last year, that's down from 8.1% in 2021. stocks have been rallying on expectations that the economy in china would open up and lift all boats across the world. coming up, the new year's economic expectations. this morning stocks are pulling back, futures indicating a decline, dow industrials down 72, s&p lower by 10, and nasdaq lower by 37. after markets were closed yesterday in honor of martin luther king, junior day. this morning we are awaiting for more fourth quarter earnings from the major banks along with economic da data. goldman sachs and morgan stanley report before the opening bell and tomorrow morning we've got december retail sales number as well as the producer price index, both potent

. ♪ >> good morning, everyone, i'm jackie deangeles, in for maria bartiromo. its tuesday, january 10. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern time. let's take a look at futures this morning, a mixed picture for the opening on wall street. the dow indicated lower by 80. the nasdaq indicated higher by 13. so we'll see how this shakes out, as we look ahead to the december inflation data. the consumer price index will be out on thursday. fourth quarter earnings season kicks off friday with the big banks. yesterday, maria spoke with jp morgan's ceo jamie dimon. here's what he said about the banks. >> you are starting to see banks raise rates. as they do that, other banks are going to do it. i would expect sometime in the next six months you're going to see savings rates go up and more competitive deposit products. >> much much of the interview coming up. the dow was lower by 112, nasdaq nanasdaqhigher by 66. take a look at european markets this morning, all trading lower at this time. the f ftse, cac and dax in the d across the board. there was a gain on the kospi. the

i'm maria bartiromo. today, history in the making as an extraordinary weekend comes to a close with california congressman kevin mccarthy elected speaker of the house of representatives in the 118th congress. this after an historic 15 rounds of voting. >> i may not know all of you, some of you are new, but i hope one thing is clear after this week; i never if give up. [cheers and applause] maria: now republicans are preparing to get to work with plans to adopt a new rules package tomorrow morning, and speaker mccarthy finalizing committee heads this week. coming up, florida congressman byron donalds who emerged as a potential alternative before helping to empower the former minority leader to take the gavel. plus, former green beret and florida congressman michael waltz on the promise of a vote on term limits and a balanced budget within 10 years. plus, joe biden finally discovers fentanyl after two years of silence and 100,000 americans fatally poisoned. >> for example, since august of last year, custom

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i'm a maria bartiromo coming from dava switzerland, business and thought leaders from across the world carlyle group cofounder and chairman david rubenstein will join me with the strength, use economy and investing in china. meanwhile the green energy agenda front and center from john kerry's extraterrestrial plans to save the world and al gore's warning about rain bombs and climate activists protesting oil and gas companies, chevron chairman and ceo michael worth here to respond. semiconductors are used for everything now intel seal on the geopolitical impact of the global chip wars and what his company is doing now to boost manufacturing in america. but first here's a look at where markets ended at wild week more negative economic data fueling fears of recession. this is the reaches its debt limit this week treasury secretary janet yellen employing extraordinary measures to keep the lights on for the time being as congress is at odds scrambling to come up with a plan to cut spending or lift the debt ceiling i asked the carlyle group david rubenstein how this all plays out. >> when i