hi, i'm kim, and i lost 67 pounds on golo. when i go out with people, they expect me to eat like a bird. they are shocked by the amount of food i eat while losing weight. with golo, i don't need a cheat day because i get to eat the foods i like any day of the week. everyone. i am cheryl casone i am in for maria bartiromo. friday, may 24, 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, joining me right now, florida senator

rick scott member of senate homeland security armed severs budget committee good morning. good morning. how you doing. cheryl: good you are bidding to replace mitch mcconnell, as senate gop leader you say you quote believe the hour is later than it seems for our country. and that we need a fresh, new he approach because old way is not working. tell us more. >> to well first off my job will be, to fight like hell, for the seat the ideology the policies of the radical left clearly destroying this country, almost 35 trillion dollars debt border wide-open foreign policy a disaster we've got a federal government does not representative america anymore we've got to make sure we have republican leadership republicans in d.c. that representative republicansaround the country i am a business turnaround guy turned around blis governor of florida when in financial distress we have to turn this

country around i am going to fight like hell to do it i am going to make sure i am a partner with donald trump going to be our next president take his policies change the direction of this country for the better for every familiar he looked what he did yesterday in the bronx that is who we represent working people that want this country to get back to where it was when they glue up. cheryl: do you have the support? >> i believe i will, i just starred got into the race i'm going to be i call everyone of my senate colleagues going to work hard to get all their support i believe, you know i will be able to do it because we all know the path that we've been going down basically we've been handful of disagreeing to the democrat policies is not working for this country why we have the problems we have, we've got to start standing firm, and be the roadblock to all radical left wing policies that schumer, and biden pelosi have been pushing on all of juice you are going to be working on

that you also have to work on business at hand i had want to get to that in the senate. because the senate just rejected that immigration bill second time that happened yesterday, 50 senators voted against it including two o lawmakers who negotiated the bill oklahoma senator lankford, arizona senator kyrsten sinema. >> -- what two -- three negotiators went. >> political theatre what do you make of it. >> i look what they said about the bill we voted on bill not rhetoric, both of them put their to their credit put their harvest souls minds into this came up with a damn good product that should have passed until donald trump did his thing. >> you are reaction donald trump did this is things

senator your reaction. >> it wasn't donald trump he rightfully was against it we need a border security bill an immigration bill we didn't need a bill -- donald trump with existing law secured the border joe biden opened the border that means drugs, criminals, terrorists coming across every day the border is wide-open, wide-open, in venezuela all criminals to united states criminal gangs, from venezuela other places in our country today, joe biden made this decision, we didn't need this bill. right? this was immigration bill we wanted whoa we wand biden to secure border what we want to do is say joe biden you want to do ukraine aid we give you aid on condition you secure the border he -- of course, that didn't happen we got nothing in other ukraine aid done so paying for border -- ukraine not a dime policies that secure the border of

america. >> all right. what do you make of these reports that president biden is working on executive order that temporarily close the order all you executive orders to open border mayorkas was a joke completely liar, should have been convicted after impeached biden could do it today if he wanted to can close the border today do it, joe i wish you would do it save american lives. >> he could have done out months ago to your point i want to ask you about former president trump hel historic rally in bronx yesterday going to save deep buy manhattan and america highlighted ever will issues about economy migrant crisis watch. >> everyone was better off we had greatest economy in history everybody was better off under a man named president donald j. trump. have you ever heard of him?

if you look at people did you see them physically fit 19 to too almost everyone is a male, and look like fighting age i think building an army they have 29,000 people over the last -- i think they are building they want to get us from within. i think they are building an army they call it the biden migrant invasion of it is wrong i am moral vast moisture of new yorkers agree with me unacceptable. >> i am here to declare we are going to turn new york city around we are going to turn it around very, very quickly. >> senator what do you make what have we saw in the bronx yesterday? >> i can tell you is a travel the country especially as i travel florida there is so much support for donald trump guess what the border was secure economy was good weren't at war pretty simple, look at difference between biden, and -- and trump, i pick trump every day, i want to secure the border i want to have a great economy i want to

have low unemployment i don't want all inflation, and i don't like all these wars. cheryl: donald trump saying he can turn blue new york red do you think. >> absolutely -- i left hot they'll morning a lady from the bronx says everyone of her neighbors is for trump everyone she said this all cases, lawsuits, against trump she said unfair and un-american. cheryl: i told maria, you watch if he is getting a huge reception in the bronx new yorkers are fed up fed up with migrants fed up with economy hochul says anybody that likes trump is a clown. so, adding insult to injury up tell you thought fascinating he had that big of a turnout in the bronx yesterday senator, i know you were here in new york you watched unfold like we have in in our city senator rick scott thank you so much for being here we appreciate it. >> have a good day. see you soon we are getting

started, this hour, coming up, california's border getting completely overrun by migrants you won't believe what one man told fox news about this is journey to illegally cross our border nancy mace about next security, jeffrey gundlach thoughts on train of terrorists where the fed stands on inflation don't miss a moment of it you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . ♪ .

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negotiated the bill oklahoma senator large fords, and sinema chuck schumer questioned about it watch his response. >> -- two -- three negotiator, what do you make. >> i look what they said about the bill we voted on the bill not rhetoric. both of them put their to their credit put their heart souls minds into this came up with a damn good product, that should have passed until donald trump -- uh, did this is thing. >> with house advancing a bill to repeal washington, d.c., d.c. laws would have allowed non citizens to vote in o local elections two democrats joined republicans to approve this murder, 143 democrats voted against it south caroliha congresswoman nancy mayes armed services veterans affairs committees i like to ask you about this, beth van

duyne on last hour made the point that because it is washing ton d.c. congress was able to step in. that is not going to happen in other cities there are trying to do same thing let migrants come across the border vote in local elections. >> that is right. we had oversight hearings in congress this year even where democrats the will have the saying they don't want illegals voting in elections yet they vote against very thing they say they are against, crazy to me to see this sort of thing happening almost every democrat voted against the bill that would ban illegals from voting in about washington d.c. created by joe biden and his administration we have sent bill after bill after bill to senator schumer, to help fix

the problem he dutch want to deal with any respect led legacy we all know under donald trump we were safer fewer israel across the southern border his policyholders saved american lives kept americans safe. cheryl: remember chuck schumer also, decided to blame donald trump, for the border bill, well, donald trump did this is thing, basically what he is saying par afraid of saying donald trump running the show, in the house gop. >> that was his assertion. >> i think -- yeah, assertion is wrong a lie like everything else in the left joe biden quote did this is thing opened our border wide-open we've had over nine million illegals corroborative since joe biden came president over a week ago in my district innocent was killed by illegally alien dui last year another toddler killed by illegal alien on the road we know laken riley's

tragic story we snow somebody died of fentanyl overdoses human trafficking, worse because he turned his back on american people turned back on donald trump policies that kept us safe if you think about it joe biden instituted title 42 "remain in mexico", like trump did when he was president it would would send tide over 80% illegal aliens crossing into our country, today just those two things if joe biden did that, executive order right now could stem tide of 80% illegal crossings right away. >> stay with this issue the texas department safety helicopters captured this video of border patrol agents in new mexico clashing with smuggles illegal immigrants trying to sale border wall toughing rocks, dirt at agents, bill melugin

interviewed a turkish man crossed illegally in california -- is concerned about who else is crossing the border, watch. did you have to pay a cartel. >> yes. >> how much? >> 10,000. >> 10,000. >> yes. >> -- people like -- who come into this country they don't know okay. and how not good how far killers psychos what else they don't check. no security check you are worried about who is crossing the border. >> yes yes of course, like people, were aren't normal. >> he crossed illegally from turkey worried who else is coming across hypocrisy congresswoman. >> well also, i mean that is how bad the problem is when you have an illegal immigrant crossing over illegally worried about all other illegals who is coming across you know a massive problem on your hands, in south caroliha

we train border patrol agents training academy proud of agents we train illegals don't care they are violent coming illegally joe biden because of open-border policy funding cartels you heard that turkish illegal immigrant say he paid er cartels 10,000 dollars to come in our country illegally also schumer border bill sending over a billion dollars taxpayer dollars to ngos bringing people into the country we are paying their attorney fees legal fees for illegals coming across would make the problem worse not the better that is the irony in all of this today debate today. cheryl: almost out of time i need to ask you about that supreme court rulings, up honoreding south carolina's congressional district map decision did overturn a district court ruling, that basically it was

gerrymandering in district one, your reaction to that? >> well, the supreme court affirmed what everyone in south carolina knew the lines for my district not drawn based on race i am grateful supreme court to know who live within our lines we have constituents to serve, seven days a week 365 days a year work really, really hard for south caroliha grad to know constituents know who member of congress is they all need a voice they have the right to have a voice in our office. >> we appreciate your voice nancy mayes thank you for being here have a good weekend. >> thank you too. cheryl: more coming up markets looking to rebound after worst day on wall street jimmy lee here with where investors are putting money next you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business.

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nancy mace. you do closing over 600 points lower yesterday worst day of 2024, nvidia request earnings failing to lift the market even as it shares, crushed first quarter chipmakering many surging 62%

net income nearly 52 billion, rose 427%, 22.6 billion dollars, stock is extending gains spending on ai overseas writing microsoft has plans more than 16 billion dollars in investments next several years between germany japan malaysia spain indonesia amazon has investments 50 million dollars japan singapore mexico, 1.3 billion in france i bring in jimmy lee you're reaction i think the point er is that, maybe nvidia isn't going to be the only game in town, when it comes to ai. >> good morning, cheryl, ai is definitely the story right now, and from experts that i talked to they say we're in very early innings of

investments into ai i know people argue with with about valuations certainly companies including the one you mentioned leading the way, some could do that as expensive look at internet companies two decades later where they are at in price valuations that you will who knows have a what is going to happen i think ai is going to continue to drive investments like certainly for big techs, mega companies also the other, companies that are around a.i. i think will benefit from that as well. yesterday, i think big sell-off off a tremendous first 100 days to the start of this year, and we are bullish on market even though with equity markets rallying so much first quarter until now, we think that even if we get a little bit of volatility go sideways, that we still have a little bit more upside we like a lot of other assets as well right now too cheryl: , john matze has a

question. developing software sometimes comhapgs a.i. can do reality what it does there is a lit of a mismatch do you think anybody else in market seeing that or no signs of slowing at all in investments in ai, nvidia as a result? >> a great question. i think that a lot there is a lot of un911 in terms of how actual bits are going to implement ai in businesses to try to make their company more efficient, and maybe drive profitability in growth i -- i know in financial services industry i get email once every other day from companies talking about how they can help with ai technology into our business modeled, for example, so i know a lot of applications, across the different industries, in different ways so i think a lot of unknown at the moment not a lot of it one hundred percent i think figured out with regulations, other things that will have to evolve to keep up with development of a.i. is do believe, that technical is going to benefit

you know i think driving the market higher again with a lot of other ancillary businesses that support that, including things like real estate, you know building data centers, these ai takes a lot of a lot of energy, so i think you are going to continue to see a lot of different sectors benefit from ai. >> i bring in luke lloyd as well a question for you luke. >> hey jimmy you know the saying that if i don't learn from history you are going to repeat it when it comes to thought process around, you know the stagflation, environment, you look back to 170s federal reserve lowered rates too soon rebound in inflation, 1933 to 74 unemployment pickup from 5% to negative by 74 i think from every knows this time not to lower rates to keep them high willing to break economy to keep them, to get inflation down to 2% target what are overall thoughts are they going to repeat history or not? >> you know, i think that the

fed is very transparent about how they feel you have to see several months of consistent data with inflation looking lower before the fed cuts. but i do not believe the fed is going to raise rates, like some people do. i don't believe that inflation this time around, is anything like we experienceed in 70s, 80s i think a completely different situation by covid to a large degree still suffering in areas with supply and demanded i think inflation will continue to come down we know a big part of inflation number continues housing data we see. we know if lag no those numbers in hot markets we know real estate prices have come down so have rents who knows if going to reflect in coming months if going to affect inflation in general overall enough so that fed does lower rates. but we do believe we will get a rate cut i think the market companies navigating markets

well with higher interest rates keeping up man, with earnings first quarter very, very healthy consumers continuing to spend i know consumer i believe slowing a little bit now. cheryl: they are slowing down definitely starting to spend less really bargain shop jimmy lee appreciate it we'll be right back, everybody. . (traffic noises) (♪) the road to opportunity. is often the road overlooked. (♪) at enterprise mobility, we guide companies to unique solutions, from our team of mobility experts. because we believe the more ways we all have to move forward. the further we'll all go. if anyone has told you that gaining weight,

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cheryl: in nearly 44 million americans are expected to travel this memorial day weekend the busiest holiday in will become two decades will some airports dealing with workers walking off the job, lauren simonetti has that. lauren: another thing to worry about they say pack patience so pack them might have slight delays at airports checkpoints running about up

6% will probably be up by 10% today. aircraft employees planning to walk off the job over better wages too strikes have begun at charlotte douglas international airport where employees set up picket lines rallies press conferences 300 workers at jfk in new york workers mechanics refuel planes were planning walkout through weekend but kathy hochul stepped in, helped them settle their labor dispute, if you are planning to -- gas prices, they could hit a record today is national average 3.60 a gallon. we are now learning details about arrest of number one ranked golfer scheffler the kentucky detective interaction with scheffler red to his arrest violated department policy not turning on his body camera, scheffler was arrested

a week ago i remember last friday all like what? after officers say he illegally bypassed the scene of a fatal traffic accident he was arrested, law enforcement releasing new footage from different angle here it is but there is still no footage of that initial encounter, according to louisville mayor launching an investigation, into this incident. he was arraigned pushed to june 3 attorney manage innocence, police officer didn't have his body camera on so we will never know about that initial encounter. >> who was there isn't the prosecutor i think telling, the developments in that case, lauren thank you so much. well some of president biden positionings china tariffs set to begin august 1 china vowing measures to protect its interests maria sat down with

jeffrey gundlach this week to discuss main economic adversary markets outlook for us economy. watch. >> let's talk about china policy for a second, biden is putting on china tariffs, when trump first put tariffs on biden and all democrats criticized president trump, janet yellen said oh, biden tariffs are different targeted trump tariffs were tax on consumer. >> it is all rhetoric there is no meaning to it. it is amazing that there is such a backlash about trump's first tariffs, there was this i think somebody actually said any freshman economic student knows americans are paying tariffs not chinese, putting on trifdz doesn't make any sense i think really driving that is they are trying to select american industry winners, whether ev industry, china is a huge maker of evs,

and the idea is to not lose that market to china. now, i think ev market is shrinking demand is going down i think that it will take time for that tradition to happen do i think speedy trial production domestically learned during a pandemic in lockdowns all vulnerabilities, china is increasingly looking like an unfriendly -- trade partner if you want to call them there. >> middle of the year already second half of the year expectations and how do you want to allocate capital day. >> i have been investing less in equities recently that would o normally le, and particularly favoring long term plays, i have been a yan of indian stock market there is etf called imda, owned for years remembered it for years india that is strongest economy best demographics among major companies in the world i scratch my headed when

i hear some say u.s. is strongest economy in the world india is much stronger their pmis highest in the world serviced and manufacturing they have a huge influx into labor force, over the next generation almost where china was 35 years ago. i also think mexico, will benefit from offshoring of some chinese manufacturing other production that is another reason for like india things like ai technology, things like that, mexico may be for evs, other types of things. >> businesses looking for alternative. >> of course, i think mexico has decent long term potential to it so, but -- in the united states i prefer equal weighted, investing as opposed to momentum that has been so strong which is you know, capitalization waetdz

benchmarks momentum investing but i really have liked parts of the fixed income market what i have largest responsibility for at the firm that is the higher for longer has put a fantastic tailwind behind floating rate assets price offer, that ises about 5 and 3/8 you can get very low risk assets that pay 2, 2 1/2% above that and float. you are getting something like 8% maybe even 8 1/2% i am not talking about junkie stuff triple c, i am double b, types of things, and not going to default, not surprisingly doing extremely well. since fed started raising rates but that is going to continue higher for longer. >> commodities what do you make of copper near record highs nickel, silver across the board, what does that tell you would you buy it here.

>> i any i turn on xhmdz two weeks ago it was because for past almost two years, it was in declining trend never above -- i like 200 moving average for commodities a momentum sector, it was below the 200 moving average for about -- many months, that was go now going straight up so i think that unfortunately that sounds like the inflation rate may remain problematic, i don't think if oil stays 80 dollars a barrel for west texas intermediate god forbid if it goes to 100 if it goes to 100 no way 2% inflation, right now our modeled, has pretty good window on inflation rates for about six months, we think we might get into high 2s, i am talking aboutheld cpi in high 2s seems oil kind of goes down a little bit per forward rate struck to my market but i am not positive on commodities, as a real asset portion of

portfolio, the beginning of the year only commodity i was positive on for that piece of the inflation handling was gold. it has done much better than i expected, i didn't think going up 20% first half of this year i thought maybe 10. >> what a move you worn white is telling you is that indicative of strong economy not sure. >> foreign central banks are buying gold once you get momentum coming then you get a broadening of the investor base in it so i think gold is kind of high short term but i would not sell it, i would dollar cost average in. >> one final question for you i spoke with kevin hast the former chairman of economic council at the white house made a stunning remark i want to know if you agree with this here is what he said. >> if president trump in chains to ric ooers island would you want to buy s

treasurys next day the thing i am worried about short term rifkts day democrats are serious in lawfare if they success imagine a banana republic the moment they take him to rikers i can't imagine what happens to treasury markets that day. >> i am more concerned about 30-year treasury bond how market is going to react next recession the budget deficit is already out of control, during recessions budget deficit tends to go up by, well in old days was 4% gdp recently god forbid 9%, skewed by covid experience, but we are already 6%, gdp if we think a on six points to 12% gdp if interest rates are 6%, just stay there when was higher than they are today, well, i've got pretty bad news as to what the into terrence

rates will be a host subjects i think a i takeaway to be solid by the end of this decade getting to the midpoint here on this decade, you are going to have something like 60 to 80% of tax reseats, going to interest suspense. >> crossed that. >> i sounds like you are cautious on stocks, on markets, you've been cautious. >> i think that in next reaction pavlovian bond rally probably including long end people say "wait a minute", we have a four trillion-dollar deficit, and we can't afford it and people might say i with long-term treasury bonds the on as the what people have been trained to believe because historically recessions rates go down stay

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look to being safe money fox business kelly sabri live from chicago with the latest. >> hi cheryl even though now summertime extremely windy here in chicago. hawaii florida though have competition travel, leisure naming oak street beach one of the best now hundreds of lifeguards are going to come back to 22 beaches and 26 miles of lakefront returning for the summer today at 11:00 a.m. more families choose to stay closer to home staying in town becomes that much more

meaningful, for many chicagoans, coming to beaches like oak street named on list a vacation, beaches aren't only thing opening, a staple restaurant here on lake michigan i had anthony with the restaurant fwraup to talk about the grand reopening as closed since pandemic we've had media have ever all morning for our national viewership may not know what it is tell us what makes it so special let's start with you know contraption of a restaurant that we're in. >> sure i always say summertime chicago can be defined at castaways, a lakefront to enjoy a few months out of the year, and then you have our, you know skyline second to none here since 2000 significant

renovations, clean fresh look offering different experiences to all guests from locals to tourists, familiarize looking for beach club party experience for bottle service our goal to elevate make upscale experience, and be go-to spot in chicago during the summertime. >> thank you so much so if you are familiar with the area this is restaurant that looks like a boat, laced with beaches only two others that are inside the coast named that includes morning colorado and another one on lake michigan. >> saveing money thank you so much. well mighty quinn's barbecue one of many small business success stories single location in manhattan's east village in 2012, florida maryland nrnl the co-founder

co-ceo joins me thank you so much for being here, tell us more about mike quinn's. >> thank you so much for having me, you got started in brooklyn time hard to find great barbecue i think what we did with people used success of that market expanding to first flagship location 2012, after that amazing, a lot of, momentum, and scaling into what is today 16 locations. >> how does mighty quinn's manage to keep prices low flood inflation we talk about input costs producer price index we call it that is you how do you handle that. prices in general basically straight up three years, a little bit of inflation fatigue one ways that we pivoted we extended menu into

more to launch, allowed to us do basically, barbecue maintain portion size i think a strategy working well. >> another question from john for you. >> for all at home this holiday weekend, what cutless meat is best given inflation, and food prices. >> that is a great question this weekend honor men and women in uniform, you know my go-to is spare ribs brings contents to honor memorial day with plate of american barbecue. >> what are sides on that rolls, thinking hush puppies? >> french fries. >> often sides are like sideshow for us as important as main dish, most popular mac

n' cheese fritters. you know. >> freezing getting to good stuff your shot is freezing us not sure if you can still hear me, look all about food everybody, putting outright what is on your menu. >> i have been -- i love meat stopping in there anything that -- is. >> i think you are back one quick final word from you, talking cheetos. >> will cheeto -- in general ironic talking about you know health trends in barbecue reality use until aly great meats over nothing but wood most traditional way to cook meat, not a bad option. >> definitely trying it out, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> all right. we are take quick break prooit rate you are watching

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♪ ♪ pressure. cheryl: time for the big buzz of the morning. memorial day weekend is just hours away as americans pay tribute to our men and women in uniform and honor those who lost their lives defending our country. one dallas cowboys' cheerleader is expressing her gratitude after her recent trip to u.s. army bases in south korea. watch. >> watching them in uniform and learning, you know, learning about the service dogs or learning about the equipment that they use, it just gives you better perspective about, you know, what it means to be free and what these people do so that we can be free. cheryl: mckenzie and her teammates traveled with the uso, that the 885th global tour supports american troops can and supports their families. luke lloyd, who i know is not a dallas cowboys' fan, but he lets me just rant and rant, this is why they are america's

sweethearts, luke. >> i guess so. my steelers this year, justin fields, you need to come through. we picked you up, i'm thinking highly of you -- cheryl: oh, but, yeah. i mean, still, i love the cheerleaders, and i know charlotte jones is, she leads that group, and they do so much ooh good. and i'm so grateful -- >> it's so good, and this is really about week, and i'm glad they are celebrating what this weekend's all about. i'm going to the indy 500 this weekend, the that flyover they do when they sing the national anthem, that gives you chills. married into a family who's been going for 35 years -- cheryl: i know. luke got engaged. breaking news to america. let me tell you this, john, i've got the say this weekend is about, i know a lot of barbecues, people having fun, taking work off, but it is about a being thankful because freedom isn't free. and we see with everything happening around the world how truly lucky we are. and that's what my think mckenzie's talking about. we should be so grateful for

being in this country. >> absolutely. that's's what this weekend is really about. saying thanks the our veterans and everyone who's protected our country can and our values. that's the key, we've got to maintain that. che earl cheryl yeah. luke lloyd, great to see you as always, and congratulations. he just told me that during the commercial break and, john, wonderful the you as well. that is it for me. real quick taking a look at futures, yesterday was a pretty bad day at the office but right now we're turning things around. you're welcome, stuart varney -- [laughter] have a wonderful memorial day. over to you. stuart: i shall try. good morning, everyone. oh, what a night it was. trump rallies in the south bronx, and the crowd goes wild. no republican presidential candidate has a appeared in the bronx since ronald reagan four decades ago. it's alien territory to the gop, but last night trump delivered an upbeat and positive message. it was a diverse audience, and they liked what they heard. more on that in a moment. here is what's happening on the markets this morning after