if you had to go your self and carved into the side of a mountain, the faces of four people in your going to devote your life to it who with the four people be in the nba and the nfl in the nhl, do we need to explain it to you, does everybody have to be a fun sponge? >> that's with the good have to do the going to make it generic. there is mount rushmore. >> we are higher than them look at where they put us. >> they were smoking something before their show i'm going to make this point kristi noem governor of south dakota would never let that happen because she loves mount rushmore, so does trump. who doesn't love it. >> she's not to be governor forever read bad news, have a good weekend. >> from the spock studio in new york city this is "maria

bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend to all, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position to for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. bracing for impact texas cities declaring states of emergency this weekend while 1500 u.s. troops prepare to go to the border a massive surge of illegal migrants expected next week senator joni ernst on the impact across the country when title 42 expires in the upcoming week. jobs jump many more jobs and did april the famed economist on what this means for the health of the economy in your job. a new government report outlines what is to blame for all of the flight cancellations over the last two years, the ceo frontier airlines is with us with a response. >> may 11 is a nightmare date for the american people, they take it out of the toolbox one of the most effective tools they have to deter illegal

immigration income next week all hell is going to break loose along the border. >> caravans are making their way may 11 is in freefall were anyone that comes across the border will be released into the country. maria: a dire warning of what's to come days from now with the end of title 42, homeland security alejandro mayorkas on the ground surveying border brick under control preparation is 1500 troops are preparing to add to the border joining me right now in a fox business exclusive iowa senator joni ernst the senate armed service committee and the chairman public and policy committee, it's great to have you you have been to the border several times tell us what you're expecting when title 42 goes away on may 11. >> we can expect with title 42 expiring to see the rapid influx of illegal migrants and it is devastating not just to the border states but to all of our states, even iowa smack dab in the middle of the country is

experiencing fentanyl deaths to an unprecedented level. maria: were looking at incredible pictures and people lining up in brownsville texas on thursday of this past week and it appears that people are understanding that title 42 is about to get lifted and this is a time to come into america, what is going to be the impact how are you going to get your arms around the wildly out of control southern border. >> we can't the president knows that, unfortunately he has turned a blind eye to what's going on at the southern border, you barely hear a mention of that coming out of the administration the secretary recently said the border is in under control it is laughable the sabean impact to the broader community initially as her trying to absorb all the migrants is already a

humanitarian crisis it will increase exponentially next week. we will also continue to see the horrific trafficking of children of minors of sex trafficking the slave labor that's pumped into the united states and continued drug trafficking primarily fentanyl and methamphetamine that is devastating or communities. and then the repercussion, many of these people have been caused by the cartels to claim asylum, they will never show up in court, they will be turned on to the united states, they will not return for the court dates, they will carry on with an activity you will create a huge crisis across the united states. not just the border states but every state. maria: also happening text patient president biden's can be with leaders from the house and the senate with the clock ticking on the debt ceiling deadline, the white house is the

president will be there but is not going to negotiate with republicans at all for spending limits what do you think happens here isn't this the president the city would bring people together as a nation and here is saying now were not to come together it's my way or the highway is untenable. even the majority of democrats know that we cannot continue to spend the way we have been spending, for the hard-working taxpayers are footing the bill for $32 trillion of debt, we cannot continue on this path the president needs to wake up, he needs to work with mccarthy, and very proud of her house republicans for putting forward their ideas and i know will work with them as it comes to the senate. maria: this is an issue that markets will focus on in trading

lower if there's not a resolution and adds to the pressure. in the face of all of this there are serious charges against his president. senator chuck grassley and chairman james comer absent a subpoena for the fbi document that whistleblower says links president biden directly to criminal scheme involving money that he and his family taken for policy decisions that he made as vice president the white house has refused to comment but the white house will try to classify the document so nobody can see it. right now and unclassified document. will we be able to see this document that the republicans say ties biden to this influence peddling scheme. >> we need to make sure the department of justice is following up on the allegations, we have to know the truth and truth be darned, you know how the saying goes let's bring it

forward and let the american people see what those allegations are, the document that point toward criminal wrongdoing by the president, let's let them evaluate as well let's make sure the department of justice is actually following through, kudos to chairman comer and senator chuck grassley for working with this whistleblower and trying to bring these allegations to light. senator what are we supposed to think about china rising all this bad behavior from a surveillance balloon traveling across the country to surveillance tiktok, police stations in america, chinese police stations and yet joe biden has a soft approach to china, how are we supposed to assess his current situation. >> joe biden as president as an extremely weak leader we are seeing our nation fall in its

level of respect among fellow nations across the globe and he is allowing every foreign adversary to walk all over us everything from china and the spy building to iran in the crazy nuclear negotiations that the president was engaging in it is allowing iran to continue without enforcing sanctions, there so many issues where joe biden has been a very, very weak leader and it's caused the decline in american leadership around the globe, we know that, unfortunately we need a stronger leader at this time and it's quite obvious from these allegations with the whistleblower that joe biden is tied to so many of our foreign adversaries, i don't know that our nation can trust him at this

point to do the right thing. maria: 's editor we will be watching it, thank you for joining us today, we appreciate it. a wild week for stocks and particularly regional banks admitted tenth fed rate hike mohammed al hardy and is here on the threat to banks in the u.s. economy. how worried should we be about the threat of a.i., his response after this. paradontax blood when you brush could lead to worse over time. help stop the clock on gum disease now. parodontax toothpaste... ...is 3x more effective at removing plaque bacteria, one of the main causes of bleeding gums. parodontax. the gum experts.

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looking back your thoughts on the macro story with all of this the federal reserve raising interest rates in all of this worry about things, how you see things. >> we are in the midst of a trilemma trying to reconcile three things that we all want, economic growth, low inflation and financial stability and we are having problems on all three in the question that we must ask ourselves is given where we are and we shouldn't be here but given where we are at the end of the day how many of these three can we achieve, i suspect at most maybe one, hopefully to but were not to get all three. maria: is interesting to job number, and better-than-expected even in the face of this messiness around banks, how do you feel about the bank stability right now should we be worried and what about the job

numbers? >> first of the job number like you said a be across the board, job creation, wage growth, and employment and labor force participation all came better-than-expected, that is good news for the economy it means the risk of a deep recession is lower, and fact there's no reason why we should go into recession, forget another mistake which leads to the second issue, the strong labor market makes it even clearer that the fed is behind. if the fed continues to be aggressive because this trying to catch up it will destabilize the banking system. what we've seen happen in the banking system the instability has migrated from a set of banks that were badly managed and the bad management was exposed by the mishandle rate cycle and poor supervision of regulation

to now we have banks that are not badly managed they just happen to be in the wrong neighborhood. it's really important to contain the issue before it migrates again to something bigger. maria: i think that's what the sec is probing market manipulations to make sure some of this is not just activists after publicly trashing banks like a gamestop moment. >> they should look into it i don't think that the major issue the major issue of the following, one banks got caught offside by how rapidly interest-rate increase after they were told not to worry because inflation was transitory which is the wrong call, second banks themselves have contributed the stability and the minute a bank says i'm looking into strategic options the stock price gets hammered and what happened to first

republic were you lost 97% banks are getting better and more proactive and then the resolution mechanism for those that have to be resolved have to be better handled. maria: i would get your take on two big warnings on the threat over a.i. and the impact on jobs and economic 14 million fewer jobs overall in the next five years because they will be replaced by artificial intelligence and the ceo of ibm had this to say, watch. >> a.i. is going to replace many white-collar jobs i expect a.i. to replace over the next five years. maria: are you concerned about the a.i. impact on the economy and jobs? >> no i think we should embrace a.i. and make sure it's going along the right path. it's good to be disrupted no doubt but in cambridge i'm surrounded by smart people including a.i. and the very first thing that they tell me they cannot make predictions of the exact economy because a.i.

itself is moving so quickly you have to see how a.i. involves and how the regulatory framework involves in anything deterministic on the impact of the economy in its can enable lots of things and hopefully we can transition from jobs that are no longer needed to new jobs that are created. maria: it is important to see the technology is moving. i don't think you can get in front of a train that is fast with regulation. >> i remember i'm old enough to remember when they used side rules and i remember thinking we have a calculator and finally when calculators were allowed it could only be the basic calculator now we've embraced not technological, we should not go to the whole cycle of trying to deny something disruptive in an increase in benefits.

maria: we will have to study further, good to see you, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. mohammed joining us. the ceo frontier is next on how to preparing for the demand in preventing more incidents like this one. [shouting] - representative! - sorry, i didn't get that.

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maria: welcome back, don't blame it on the ring a new report from the government accountability office claims airlines are responsible for many of the post pandemic search and flight cancellation not whether with staffing shortages and maintenance issues as a leading cause in 2021. joining me in the fox business exclusive the ceo of frontier airlines barry biffle what do

you make of this report and how are you fixing the issues that frontier. >> i don't know that the report is a complete picture but i know it definitely does illustrated frontier we've made huge investments in our infrastructure including maintenance and rethinking completion even though we have the highest utilization for aircraft in the industry we continue to be in the top five in completion factor, were proud of the operations of the business we are running today. maria: you have flexible work conditions really changing out there post pandemic has that driven changes in the way the people purchase tickets and the way that they plan travel? >> is more people in the office on tuesdays and wednesday's in any other day that's caused them to be more peak than they were.

on tuesday and thursday has widened versus pre-pandemic and were reshaping our capacity and maximizing that from a business perspective and actually make more money as a result. maria: how is business going you reported your first quarter this week, you reported spring break travel outperformed expectation but your cutting your growth outlook. it's a little bit misunderstood, were discarding her utilization were get a 20% in as our guidance shows were to continue to improve year-over-year so were growing margins in the company 20%. it's a little bit misunderstood, think investors are to be rewarded when they see the margins come through. maria: the big number, 20%, what do bookings look like, how would you assess business today. business is great were continuing to see robust demand for travel. we have seen interesting

phenomena when you look at 200,000 household income at about we were 10% of our customers fit in the category pre-pandemic and now were almost doubled in the at 18%. received a lot of wealthier folks traveling we don't know if this is a tree down but it looks like were seen people seek value as prices have gone up. maria: maybe that's inflation component that you see more people search for value what about the expense side of the business what are you expecting in terms of the expense of oil and labor right now for the future. >> we seen labor cost come back down grade we saw the biggest increases on the frontline in double versus pre-pandemic in some areas and some cities. we seen a stabilized the unemployment is starting to stabilize and were starting to see all of the factors come together there's not a shortages that there were so you not seen

the wage inflation, there are certain suppliers that relate to the game on inflation but overall inflation is moderating so were seen things be much more normal on a year-over-year basis. maria: airlines are dealing with unruly passengers we have this video that went viral from a frontier flight from trenton to indiana shows an altercation with a couple on a flight. another woman who got involved in appeared to be voted off the plane, watch. >> mind your [bleep] business. >> like i said. >> 40 or 50 people that would like to be removed from the plane. if you want removed from the plane please raise your hand i'm not even kidding raise your hand if you want removed from the plane. maria: what stress, how common are incidents like these, what are you dealing with this. >> fortunately these incidents

have come down but we have seen in elevated lack of decorum and society since the pandemic. these are pretty rare we carry up to 100,000 passengers a day. if this is one of millions from an incident perspective but it is disappointing when it happens and we need people to settle their emotions when they get in public. it is disappointing but our folks are handling it very well and is coming down were seen less and less but it is disappointing to see things like this happen. maria: it's great to talk with you, thank you for being with u as we can.e, i have one important thing ahead of next week, that is next. that's decision tech. only from fidelity.

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the u.s. is set to finally lift most covid-19 vaccine mandates next week federal workers, contractors and foreign travelers will no longer be required to get the shot come short until thursday biden sweeping mandates which have been in place in september 2021 but an estimated 44 million american jobs at risk and cost businesses more than 1.2 trillion dollars just in order to comply with the requirements, were requiring this every morning and weekday "mornings with maria" weekdays six to 9:0i will see you on sunday boarded on the fox news channel join me at 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news channel for "sunday morning futures". exclusive interview with lee, congresswoman monica de la cruz and former white house stephen advisor stephen miller life sunday morning, that will do it for now you're on fox business, have a great rest of the weekend, thank you so much for watching. i will see you again next time