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federal agencies after elon was suspended the twitter accounts to at least a half a dozen reporters including one right here. after saying they put him and his family in danger by sharing an account that tracks his private jet. they're basically assassination coordinates. ". into wall street's latest job back, goldman sachs to/4000 low performers or 8% of its workforce across a copy in january and a worrying start for 2023. also hundreds of boston parents demanding more from facemask mandates returned to schools amid rising absence and different winter bugs. plus what is the question that led house speaker nancy pelosi to snap it reporters to not bother her. i'm david asman info elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪.

let's begin with taking a look at your money, stocks finishing down for the third straight session the dow closing more than trigger points lower to end the week. the latest twitter files dropping today highlighting the alleged ties between twitter and the fbi and other federal agencies as well, this after twitter owner elon musk suspense prominent journalists from his platform claiming they violated twitter's new policy not to share location information that's known as boxing susan li is live in new york with the very latest details. i know you have some personal things to say about this. first the twitter drop. >> were talking about episode six and the twitter files. >> were up to six so matt tb, the latest drop shows a cozy relationship between the fbi in a private company, twitter between january 2020 in novembed there's 150 e-mail between the fbi and between former twitter

trust safety chief jo ross. surprisingly high number they say a request by the fbi for twitter to take action on misinformation involving joke tweets from low follower accounts. then they pointed to the master canine quality of the fbi relationship to twitter. it comes through in the novembei san francisco is notifying you and wants action for accounts. state governments also flag content. the take away is what people think of the deep state is a tingle collaboration abstain agencies, private contractors and sometimes state-funded ngos. elon musk become so blurred to be meaningless. also this week we heard about the saudi arabia former twitter employee who turned out to be accused and found guilty of being a spy for the government. three years in jail. the latest drop tells you how

cozy that relationship is and also some of the users could've been silence because of political. david: it shows how easy it is on the censorship bandwagon. it's bad enough what's horrible about this is that the government was actually inclusion with twitter to do that. that's a violation of the first amendment. it shows how easy it is what you get on the road not to stop the doxy incident the fact that elon is now shutting down certain journalist has hit close to home for you. >> right, just in the past hour my twitter account has been suspended. david: just to be clear you didn't doxy anybody. >> what i did early on with my reporting with the journalist account suspensions. i've been looking into how available, readily available and publicly available data that the elon jet account uses because that's why these journalist were suspended because they have retweeted or tweeted links of

the elon jet account. it's easily assessable if i go uncertain a dsp data in a dsp is a tracker that a lot of planes have been put on because of what happened to the malaysian aircraft in they went missing offshore so not everybody has to have it on the plane i did not put any tail wing numbers or anything of that sort or add any personal details. all i did was say here is the website that has his publicly available data and we talk to the fda this afternoon and they tell us this information is public. david: is this a suspension do you know? >> all i know my account has been permanently suspended. i got a hint of his early on last hour when it said twitter ads were suspended i've never got that notice before but i did know doxy and never retweeted the elon account i added a link to a website. >> once you have that sensor key

it's easy to push it the more you push it the more you want to push it and sometimes innocent folks get squeezed into the censorship. >> do we want to listen elon musk and what he had to say about himself from last night in terms of how he treats journalist on the platform. roll the soundbite quickly. >> joining the real-time information about somebody's location is inappropriate and i think everyone would not like that to be known to them in their stock to be any distinction between journalist and regular people. everyone's going to be treated the same are not special journalist. >> i don't feel like i'm special because of a journalist all i did was tweet a website to journalist. >> will get to the bottom of it for your sake. for reaction to all of this with welcome congressman from house foreign affairs committee with heritage foundation senior legal fellow hotspots but costly. congressman, first you what

susan lee's story tells you once you start down the route of censoring against very easy to do and get innocent people caught in the mix. >> it really is and elon musk's ability or and have a lot of people that probably want to kill him. it's like my dinner table i can tell nobody to shut up and leave and be quiet and on twitter he could do the same. the problem with the fbi to me it is a chilling effect that our justice department is censoring people that have different opinions and watching the story that led to chinese influence in the white house through former vice president other presidents on. i don't care how much cocaine he blows or how many hookers he was

or how many videos he shows is a despicable human being what i worry about is the effect on the last election and what it would had insured had on her last election i suspect we'd be talking about president trump right now and not president biden. david: what this particular twitter drop shows, they focus on the amount of context, 150 e-mails between the fbi in yoel roth he was a safety commission within twitter he was the center guy. the bottom line it wasn't only the fbi it was a dhs and a bunch of other organizations. if you could put up tweet number 44, take away from matt taibbi most people think of the deep state which is a tingle collaboration of state agencies, private contractors and sometime state-funded nongovernment organization. the lines between the become so

blurred as to be meaningless. that is a problem. >> they should scare americans. no government agency within the fbi or dhs has any business monitoring, reviewing and then working with a private company to censor the views and opinions of american citizens. the job of the fbi and the justice department is to investigate violations of federal law unless they have credible evidence of a violation of the law they should not be talking to any of these companies. what needs to happen is not only the unit engaged need to be disbanded by christopher wray the head of the fbi needs to basically issue an order banning federal agents from doing anything like this and frankly the agents involved to be

discipline and everyone affected people like dan bongino they need to file civil rights lawsuits against the government and potentially the twitter employees for acting as agents for the government. >> that might actually happen we just got word from the fbi hot off the press, forgive me for not reading this before but i'm going to read it out to you and get your response. this is from the fbi. the fbi regularly engages with private sector entities to provide information specific for foreign malign influence actors so breakfast transit birth subversive private sector entities independently make decisions about what any action they take on the platforms and for their customers after the fbi has notified them. they're just saying all we did was tell these people what's going on we know a lot of the information about the malign influence of foreign governments

with regard to the hunter biden e-mails was not true so they were advising twitter about something that was not true to squash hunter biden's laptop. >> i understand mr. ray is lying. i expect jim norton in the judiciary committee and mr. cohen wherefrom kentucky's committee his dance card will be filled up this thing goes so deep there accusing us of doing exactly what they did with president trump with allies in the dossier and all that basically there showing their hand and this is how they investigated president trump they said a foreign entity and that's how they backdoor into his campaign and exactly what they're doing with this they use

this to doc's people and censor people. it's at the top of the justice department and we need to get to the bottom of it. it has a chilling effect across the entire constitutional aspect across every issue were dealing with right now because of the corruption at this level and we allowed our once wonderful fbi to be infiltrated by these fo folks. david: is going to be very interesting january with the committee hearings. i'm afraid we have to leave it here. we had all the breaking news. i think you both for being here. i appreciate it. house speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are applauding president biden's work on the economy more bloodbath on the economy goldman sachs sector/low performers across the company in january also democratic new york city eric adams asking for a billion dollars in federal aid following: born yet gavin

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david: of federal judges temporarily block the biden administration the remaining mexico policy. this decision coming as border towns anticipate a bigger influx of migrants as title 42 is set to expire this wednesday. joining us to discuss beth van duyne from house transportation and infrastructure committee. thank you for being here. amazingly the white house is now admitting they are responsible, of course that is not exactly what they wanted to say but they said it from the white house briefing room. here is karine jean-pierre, let me play the sound and get your reaction. >> what american should know is that the president has done the work to deal with what were seen at the border since day one. >> what were seen at the border,

they admit is biden's work, what do you make of that. >> we are seeing untold amount of people coming in and untold amount of drugs coming in and of terrorists that we've never seen before coming under borders. the question people ask me what happens to people what happens when they come into our country, where do they go. look at what happened in oregon recently they found 800 field that had illegal marijuana fields being grown were they were using slave labor people were held at gunpoint people were worked to death these are people coming in illegally were being human trafficking to areas like that were seen in administration turning a blind eye when you've got news outlet like abc news with this narco slavery and the response of the biden administration saying there's nothing wrong with got it handled everything is going well. this is in administration that is condoning on what is happening to the drug cartels

and condoning slavery. the democratic party will always be a party of slavery. unfortunately how do you negotiate with people who don't see this as a problem. david: they now want an extra $3 billion of the biden administration but not to secure the border they want to and sconce the immigrants that keep coming in. let me read for you nbc news is saying this when the band ends and said it been sent back across the board or more migrants will have the chance to stay in the u.s. and claim asylum. the extra money is needed to process, shelter and transport them in other words not to secure the border but to make sure those who were here were safe and secure. >> they want to hire more people to let more people in. they want to hire more people to process and cabdrivers that are driving for the country putting them on buses and trains and planes to a city near you,

that's what they want to do. there's no intention of this administration to secure our border and protect our country. all they have to do, they want to plan what to republican plan. texas republicans have come out with a detailed plan but in the meantime i have an idea for you, enforce our laws, that's it. david: were talking about the human cost you have over 800 immigrants themselves dying as a result of trying to get into the country. you have the fentanyl poisoning happening all over the country. tens of thousands of lives. and criminality. i want to play a soundbite, who just lost a brother because of the immigrants coming in. let me roll that tape. >> president biden please close the borders, stop saying there's no crisis down there and that there's closed borders. it's killing americans, every day when we have an influx of this many illegal immigrants coming in is going to directly impact our communities like mine, my brother was murdered by

an illegal immigrant that was deported twice in the past, arrested two days before he was murdered. david: this is what happens when you don't have a secure border congressman. i know you know it all too well you see it in your community. final word, go ahead. >> is heartbreaking talk to him and the parents who lost their children because the fentanyl. we have to stop this, there's tools available stop taking them off the table and empowering drug cartels and human traffickers, start protecting their country. david: congresswoman b beth van dyke, thank you for coming in. >> hundreds of boston parents demanding more from facemask mandates returned to schools amid rising absences in winter buses. other cities joining the call as well. inflation spiraling more bloodbath on wall street goldman sachs two/4000 low performers across the company in january. harmeet dhillon on "the evening edit" is here next.

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david: the government shutdownma deadline on passing a massive $1.6 trillion spending bill in order to avoid the lights turning out. is the cost too high. all the extras are flooding into the bill, congressional correspondent chad per gomez on capitol hill with the latest. chat? >> david we don't have the

details of the spending bill but were told they should be around $1.6 trillion. it would run the government through september 30 that's the end of this fiscal year, the government is temporarily funded through december 23 but lawmakers don't like tackling them bill before christmas for the consequences of an action is a government shutdown. >> this is both barrels of a double barrel shotgun, mike choices are worse than horrible. the problem is a process, we should address all those months ago. >> house speaker nancy pelosi content there's no scheme to force lawmakers to vote for something they don't want by delaying until christmas. >> whose tactic is it, this is certainly something we would've liked to have done before. whose tactic is this. >> the last spending bill which will only have a democratic stamp house republicans have more say in the process when they take the majority next year. david: chad pergram, thank you very much. heart me dylan running for the

chair. great to see you again. everybody virtually of the republican party admits there's a lack of leadership right now part of this because donald trump is not as force oleander as he used to be and were looking around for leaders and everybody in the republican party. rand paul think it's a matter of lack of spying. i would've play a soundbite and get your reaction. >> the obvious will be 3000 pages. will get a two hours before they want to pass it, no one will read it but hidden the 3000 pages we're going to waive pay go so steve morris right it will take 41 votes. the other thing 41 votes. the big spending it completely and totally advocated the power of the purse republicans are emasculated, they have no power and they're unwilling to gain that power back. >> isn't the reason for that, the lack of spying in the

republican party and the lack of leadership in the solid leadership. >> absolutely i think rand paul is completely correct and no one's ever accuse me of having a lack of spying. what i want to say this is not about personality it's not about pointing fingers it's about a reality we have not won elections in success cycles. on looking at republicans grassroots person who came up from the ranks from the rnc for my political work. i see if we don't change leadership now and provide a vision and a plan for dealing with the new laws about how we vote in this country. provide strong messaging and provide the leadership that is needed for a party chair when you don't have the white house trade war going to lose in 2024 and our country is suffering you talk about on the show, the academy and so many other issues. we cannot afford that.

i'm hoping with the tremendous outpouring of support outside of the 168, i think members of the rnc call ourselves the 168, that's the number of members voting on the issue are beginning to come around. voting last week i had 0 supporters because i just got under the race and it's taking off and it's exciting and i hope we have a clean race. at the end we have a strong leader party because i don't think we have the leadership right now. david: it's fertile ground. 81% of americans now give the economy and negative rating. americans want different policy from the ones that we have right now. you talk to people on the street it's christmas time of course and everywhere people are shopping but the fact the shopping less than they used to. we had somebody go industry and interview folks. let me roll that get your reaction. >> 57% of americans say it's been harder to buy presents this year due to inflation. have you cut back on your

holiday spending out all. >> maybe i should admit this but i have not cut back. >> very much, drastically, yes. were looking forward to the cheaper options. >> we don't send christmas cards anymore because her cost and postage has gone up. >> a try to keep myself on a budget more so under most items are expensive now. >> i try to do windowshopping than actual shopping. >> how would you restructure republicans to identify with those concerns of american voters? >> that's easy the voters feel that way it's the elites who don't get the message. i'm not an elite that came up to the grassroots. i heard it loud and clear from republicans every week. they're saying they want change. every conservative commentator in the ecosystem is agreeing with that members of congress and senate have encouraged me to continue this because her concet the rnc not being able to win.

the donors are saying the same thing whether small donors who don't like the fundraising were doing or large donors who stop giving to the party i feel like i stop turning all the around. david: best of luck to you thank you for coming in today, we appreciate it. good to see you. a chicago woman rob jack gunpoint in broad daylight. new hampshire chris to ban tiktok from state devices and fear of chinese spyware. congressman brad wenstrup is here next on "the evening edit". >> i went on to talk recently. >> it's amazing. >> chinese spyware. >> i know what is. i know it is. >> you should really be illegal. ♪

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david: a new study finding tiktok may not only be a threat to the national security but our children. hillary vaughn on capitol hill

with more on this. >> good evening some parents may be shocked to find out what their teens may be seen on tiktok researchers with the center for countering digital hate set up new tiktok accounts and s set the h to 13 years olda possum videos about body image and mental health and like them. tiktok's algorithm showed them disturbing, within 2.6 minutes tiktok recommended suicide content. within eight minutes tiktok served content to eating disorders. every 39 seconds tiktok recommended videos of body image and teens. they say that's not reflected to what a person would do or see on the inset the content promoting suicide violates the rule saying in the statement this activity and resulting experience does not represent behavior were experiences of people we

regularly consult with health experts and remove violations of her policies some states have banned apple government devices due to national security concerns while others in congress are pushing for an all out band for everybody. >> teenagers may be upset if we institute a broader band but in many cases they're not aware in which they are being targeted. giving us many young americans now get their news from tiktok. >> we have to ask ourselves do we want to allow the chinese communist party the ability to basically determine what news we get. that's very dangerous that's why we need a broader tiktok band. >> the possible bidding tiktok our government devices. the house needs to vote on it with the white house as tiktok is not allowed on central government work devices. david: hillary thank you very much, joining us from reaction with house intel committee congressman brad when strip, thank you for coming, most of us get all the dangers of tiktok.

but we understand its toxic, how do you stop it and strip it out of millions of devices from handhelds to laptops, et cetera. >> i think we'll have to find a way because certainly chinese and other communist countries they find a way to limit what their people can see but this is a business we want to ban. basically. there is information gathering business about americans day in and day out anyway they possibly can and they do on their own for that matter. i remember when i was deployed in iraq we use flash drives, can you send me a copy of this document or let me put it on my flash drive and we got rid of those because they were infected to infect our devices or gather information to go to china. there confucius institute inner academic settings, they have been a problem, everything goes back to the chinese government trying to gather data. it's very clear they want to destroy our society anyway they

possibly can. right now if you look at fentanyl for example i met with the chinese ambassador we don't like being blamed for fentanyl quit sending it to mexico flutter country. this is a problem in america slowly waking up to it. i feel like i know it being on the intelligence committee but republicans for a while seem to be the only ones that want to talk about it because everything with the democrats is russia russia russia. that's not the case china is a problem, summer waiting donald trump was right. for tiktok it's a win-win, they not only make money but the gathering intelligence of the trying to infect our society into a moral decay and they have persuasion that is beyond control and very dangerous for america, it did matter of national security we need to defend yourselves and drive it out. >> it's going to be difficult to strip it out without impinging on the freedoms that americans are used to and accustomed to.

i want to switch to bio weapons with the origins of covid. as you know a new book out eco-health alliance, vp doctor huff eco-alliance is getting money from the nih to work from the wuhan lab, doctor huff says what was going on in the lab was bio weapons research, do you agree with them? >> i think the association is clearly there. the recent assessment from the intel community, community is covid 19 was developed as a bio weapon. they also gave us a level of confidence, they didn't give us the basis for the finding that raises a flag at home. the very clear point that i think should be made is they have the academy military medical sciences, and institute called the fifth institute associated with the wuhan

institute of her obligee they work on coronavirus a bio weapon in the state department has said china is working on offensive bio weapons as far back as 2005. they have documented and published things a scientist from the fifth institute as well the wu wuhan institute of viroly and we know the capability exists for viruses that are super infectious. 2015 ralph. from the united states was working with china and they publish the article back in 2015. we know this stuff exist. david: congressman forgive me for interrupting we only have 15 seconds but why was it funded by the nih you think it's conceivable the nih would have known this of the wuhan lab, quickly? >> that's where i was going we've been funding to the nih in eagle health alliance for this type of research for coronavirus research, how could we not know

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david: crime is skyrocketing in the windy city chicago reporting a 40% increase in crime from last year with no signs of the chaos slowing down. in mike tobin is in chicago with the latest. >> police put out a warning as crews racked up 50 armed

robberies in four days summer minutes apart in nearby locations leading police to believe they were dealing with cliques of gunmen. they made an arrest earlier in the week. for individuals and picked up after a chase in a fiery crash linked to four of the robberies, still violence in chicago is on full display's saturday night sunday morning in the peaceful neighborhood a man kicked out of a birthday party confronted by a crowd open fire. with frozen video for sensitivity but it shows up gunmen firing execution style on four victims once they were down three died and one is fighting for her life the accused gunman was out on parole having served four years of any year sentence. >> whatever process goes forward et cetera. get this person offers streets, don't release them because he is

a danger not only to this community but the city of chicago. >> dispatch senator links communication and gets cops to the scene upwards of 80% of vehicles but catch and prosecute roughly 15% of the hijackers. guys on the hijacking task force say some of them hijacked cars for the thrill and joy ride some of them are sold but most of the cars are used for another crime like a drive-by shooting that with the vehicle cannot be traced to the gunmen. david: mike tobin thank you very much fraternal order of police of national president joe go multi. good to see you. i feel like the nation is reaching a breaking point like cities like new york are beginning to look at the broken window theory policy putting more police into the subways. do you get that sense or do you think were going in the wrong direction. >> is a going in the wrong

direction. the truth about chicago it is a war zone the west side of chicago the murder rate the most violent city in the world tijuana mexico has been 661 murders in chicago up 38% since 2019 auto theft 134% but don't worry mayor lightfoot is running for reelection imagine the audacity for reelection with the worst mayor and chicago's history and politicians of our community really cared about the residents and what they would be doing is supporting their police department in prosecuting violent criminals to the full extent and they would be doing away with bail reform and were not seen any of those, the truth of mayor lightfoot and kim fox don't give a damn about the neighborhoods they just care about furthering their ideology. >> they don't care about the police you guys are doing your job limiting women in blue are

arresting people and doing detective work but as you just heard from chicago saying, were doing our job these violent criminals deserve to be in jail not industry killing people. >> you're absolutely right, the american police officer delivered historic crime reduction in the two decades prior to this crime wave and all the woke politician and policies have thrown it all away in a matter of three years. were talking and violence of other cities. in new york 1500 people shot this year. in philly murder rate is up 46%. wake up this is not sustainable with the path were on but if we allow this will politicians to operate and continue to reelection this is our future and it's only going to get worse. david: whose beyond woken up as the cops there leaving in force of record numbers yet san francisco over a hundred cops announcing their going to leave before the end of the year.

same thing in new york in the worst 825 leaving san fran at the end of the year. the worst is suicide among cops are on the rise. i want to put it out and give you soundbite from the san francisco police lieutenant. roll tape. >> people are leaving this perfprofession. we had an officer unfortunately take his life in their locker room. the devastation that officers feel they don't want to go through that anymore. they don't want to work at a big city they want to go somewhere also they want to get out of the profession altogether. >> were already in a crisis were not considering it were already here. david: the final word to you the fact that you put your life on the line every day that you go out particularly nowadays is dangerous 20 years ago now it's on fire and then you take your own life and your depressed by

the whole situation. you see the suicides on the rise as well? >> we absolutely see a morale is the worst in the last 18 years and been a police officer. 160 police officers take their own lives this year alone. i don't for them personally is ravaging through our profession, retirement through the roof up 45% resignation up 25%, recruitment in the tank. our profession is dying and i can't make it clear to politicians and the public we need your support now more than ever. >> we support you joe, thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. >> the house speaker snapping at reporters to not bother her. gop straddle strategist ford o'connell on "the evening edit". >> he comes in with doggy do on issues and everybody who works with him has it on their shoes to for a very long time to come. ♪

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hi, i'm katie, i've lost 110 pounds on golo in just over a year. golo is different than other programs i had been on because i was specifically looking for something that helped with insulin resistance. i had had conversations with my physician indicating that that was probably an issue that i was facing and making it more difficult for me to sustain weight loss. golo has been more sustainable. i can fit it into family life, i can make meals that the whole family will enjoy. it just works in everyday life as a mom. >> will you commit to serving your full two-year term for the people san francisco. >> what is this don't bother me with a question like that, really. really, okay. david: don't bother her, she's only the house speaker. nancy pelosi snapping out of reporter after the journalist

asked her to commit to a two-year term despite the longtime democrat telling the press that the leadership press conference may be the last, joining me congressman byron donalds from house oversight report committee and gop strategist ford o'connell, great to see you, happy friday. congressman pelosi essentially is gone, she's obviously not going to be as active and she's not speaker for one thing. are republicans ready to take over. do you have a speaker, are you confident you have a speaker? >> were getting get the business done on january 3. i'm not concerned about that at all. they think i'm mostly concerned about is what our senate republicans doing why are you helping the democrats passed a nine year omnibus package. it's going to stop her ability to secure the border that's the thing that secures me. >> i have to agree 100% with the congressman i don't understand what the senators are doing and the republicans, from the wall street journal just heard mcconnell senator mcconnell say goodbye to pat lahey and said

like good appropriators, we also bonded over a firm mutual conviction that our true opponent was never each other it was the house. what kind of language is that for unity among republicans. >> congressman donald is absolutely right, they need to understand who they represent the represent the american people, they do not represent democrats in the senate and they should be getting and understanding that essentially we have a spending problem with a lot of problems in this country in helping democrats is not going to help the american people. david: a lot of the senate republicans are acting like democrats or worse. if you look at the earmarks of what we used to call pork which is spending you get the federal taxpayers to pay for stuff that you should be spending inside of the state. most of the offenders on this, senator shelby, senator graham, et cetera over $656 million for senator shelby.

there republicans and their doing the pork spending, is that right? >> no it's absolutely wrong, senator shelby served a long time, thank you for your service to the country. but to take the money out the door and cut a deal with the worst president in our history which extends his agenda another nine months is selling everybody out, that's what it is. there's one senator that can put a stop to it mitch mcconnell. come on mitch time to get to work. david: is there going to be any debate whether mitch mcconnell should continue his leader. >> i guess he's already become the leader again by his own caucus. unfortunately mitch mcconnell is leading america into greater decline than the democrats. congressman donald is right we have to get inflation under control unlocked on the border and fight for the american people. not doing the business lobby and the democrats bidding. >> congressman do you feel saturday mcconnell's boyfriend to his fellow senators then he has to republicans in the house?

>> i certainly do i think they were concerned about keeping the commodity of the senate going than actually finding the role of the people at this point. the american people have called for a divided government, they don't want more action, they want the border secured, that's what this election did. for cnn and house democrats going to the podium feigning outrage of what's happening on the southern border is an absolute joke but the senate republicans can stop this right now if they say no to the package and due to a short-term deal. david: byron donalds, ford o'connell, thank you for coming in on a friday evening. i am david asman emperor elizabeth macdonald. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. have a wonderful weekend. ♪ from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend all, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position