maria bartiromo life firm train for saudi arabia. esident trump announcing a tighter cap a tighter capital refugees entering the united states through cheryl casone with headlines. good morning. >> good morning, maria. under these rules in an age of 45,000 down from 110,000. the president expected to call for tougher vetting rules for the trump administration's 120 day refugee band expires today. programming note for all of you. president trump of lou dobbs tonight for exclusive interview tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern time right here on fox business network. don't miss that interview. secretary of state rex tillerson in pakistan today. he told reporters he will pressure pakistani leaders to stop support of the taliban and terrorist groups they receive in the country. >> we have made some very specific request of pakistan. this is a conditions-based approach in relation pakistan which is also condition based on whether they take action we feel is necessary. pakistan needs to take a clearer idea of the situation they are confronted to i

more president's interview with maria bartiromo at the white house maria walked with president trumpne get his take how he changed since becoming president thoughts on tax reform allegations over an obama era uranium deal with russia listen to all. >> mr. president nine months have you changed? have you changed being president? well i think you see the extent of what we have to do. far greater than anybody would understand whether countries or whether it is war, and peace, and protection, most important thing is protecting our people. and you protect them from lots of different things, elements. we have done a great job with isis a great job with i think our military growth stronger-than-expected stronger. i want to have it to a point strongest by far that it has ever been number one always going to be protection, if you look at the economy, what we have done with is it economy, has been -- great, and regulations, down to a level nobody has ever seen nobody has done anything -- we have had a lot of legislation passed a lot of people say,, gao of you to get taxes health care two very

kevin mccarthy telling maria bartiromo to maria bartiromo to plan will help middle-class americans. >> we doubled the standard deduction so if in the couple now that the first $24,000 tax-free. lower the corporate rate and compete around the world. that means $4000 in household income. >> also reassuring americans their 401(k)s are safe after lawmakers continue to discuss the idea sharply reducing the pretax limit on contributions to $2400 from $18,000 as part of that. >> so many people have been such a thread about the 401(k) speculation. lauren: 55 million americans contribute to 401(k)s. cheryl: well, bad news about puerto rico's power crisis. the governor making the call to cancel a major reconstruction contract. lauren: good morning tracey carrasco making this this morning. lauren: puerto rico's governor said sunday he would cancel a $300 million reconstruction contract with whitefish energy holding a firm after the federal emergency management agency said it had significant concerns about the deal. it had questions about how the deal's prices were negotiated and how the contract

more of maria bartiromo's exclusive interview with kathy ireland. conscious decision not to go public. a lot of people said let's do an ipo, we'll take this to wall street. you made a decision not to. why? kathy ireland: one of the biggest reasons i decided not to take our company public is i don't have the education that is required to take on that responsibility. i don't do it in a titular sense. some people think i'm a control freak. i like to think of it as passionate. what's going on behind the scenes. who we work with, and the hows. it's important. there are also wonderful ways to work in a public sector. we have millennials on our team. our team has been together for 28 years. our millennial team weren't even born when we started. i love these young people with entrepreneurial spirit and vision who wants to start something public. maria: you are attracting a younger millennial audience. how do you reach them and what's most of important with speaking with the younger purchaser. kathy ireland: we did an audit and we learned 80% of our customers

but in that interview with maria bartiromo that again will air sunday morning and mornings with mariaresident suggesting that he expects the initial reaction from the senate minority leader will be a negative one. listen here. >> here's the thing. schumer -- i like schumer. before he knows the plan, he says oh, this is for the rich. he doesn't even know what the plan is and he's screaming it's for the rich. he did it for healthcare, too. you're not going to get your coverage. it's going to be terrible. the world is coming to an end. okay. >> it's a preview of what senator schumer might be saying of the tax reform debate. in terms of the budget last night, schumer said i think it will go down in history as one of the worst budgets that congress has ever passed. the president also weighing in on his use of twitter with maria bartiromo and the back and forth, the bickering that he's had with some members of his own party. the president saying he thinks that sometimes the bickering is a good thing because it gets things done and he also said twitter is something that he's going to be usin

we are going to say good morning to maria bartiromo. maria: hey there, ladies. happy monday to you.ria bartiromo and it's monday, october 16th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. 10 stocks at the white house. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell meeting for the first time face-to-face and the failure of the health care vote. one of the key items on the agenda of course tax reform. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin told me yesterday about getting the vote. >> i think the senate understands the importance of this. and i would also just comment i hope we get a lot of democrats on board as well. cutting taxes for the middle class in making business taxes competitive for jobs i think is something that democrats understand as

first the president responds to the fire storm involving democrat fredric ahad wilson with march maria bartiromo. >> maria: were you expecting that? >> president trump: he is a very elegant man. he's a tough strong four star marine. you're a four star marine you've got something special to start off with okay? general mattis, general dunford, he was so offended because he was in the room when i made the call and so were other people and the call was a very nice call. he was so offended that a woman would be somebody would be listening to that call. >> at the littlely couldn't believe it. >> president trump: he said to me, sir this is not acceptable. this is really not and he knew it. it was so nice, look i've called many people and i would think that every one of them appreciated it. i spoke of the name of the young man and it was a really, it's a very tough call. those are the toughest calls. these are tougher than dealing with the heads of countries believe me. these are very very hard calls. they're sad and sometimes, you know the grieving is so incredible, but he's just an elegant man and a

. >> five for more yacht, saudi arabia, here is maria bartiromo with a special edition of "mornings with maria." maria: good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, october 25th. top stories right now. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. jeff flake is out. the senator will not run for reelection while his term expires next year, jeff flake tennessee colleague bob corker. aberrations and undignified behavior by president trump is the reason behind this decision. the white house was quick to respond. >> the president is focused as he went to the hill and met with republican senators to talk about tax reform that pushes legislative agendas of others that these individuals they are speaking and pretty loud volumes i think that they were not likely to be reelected and i think it shows that the support is more behind the president and it is the two individuals. maria: decisions come as the gop pushes for tax reform. the commander-in-chief of made a decision on capitol hill yesterday to rally the party to get this done. speaker of the house paul ryan al

mornings with murrieta starts right now. >> life from saudi arabia, here is maria bartiromo with the with maria." maria: good tuesday morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. tuesday, october 24th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. earnings to this morning. caterpillar, and donaldson united technology. all of the numbers and will have the analysis as they come in. what do the numbers mean to you? markets looking higher this morning. take a look at what we've got at the moment in the sun. dow industrial 45 points, nasdaq, s&p 500 in positive territory. stocks are searching for direction this morning. the europe, ft 100 off just a fraction in the cac up a q

maria bartiromo said down with. the dow with the fifth straight record close in a row. financials leading on hopes for tax reform. features doing very well. the dow up, s&p 500 down. nasdaq up as well as we come into the trading day. in europe come the spanish government to end their bid for independence is a strong start to european markets. in a shack in the japanese stocks after prime minister abe received a strong mandate from voters to pursue his goals. japan's nikkei up 1%. only the hang seng down. cheryl: we will speak with mitchell garage. jesus on catalonia, spain and e.u. >> tessa cuts a deal with china to build a plant to. "fbn:am" starts right now. i'll cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. it is monday, october 23rd and cheryl casone. >> good morning. i'm gerri willis and for cheryl casone. trained to do to have you come especially as they talk about health care. your bread and butter. president trump to the prove the presidentbudget bill one in the gop at a steep price to pay in to pay an issues midterm elections of tax reform doesn't pass. the president speaking

more on this in interview with maria bartiromo. among our guests steve forbes, brad blakeman, lieutenant-general thomas mcinerney and gregg jarrett and "tmz" founder, harvey levin. david: what a week of records it has been. s&p and nasdaq closing at new record highs as well. let's go straight to nicole petallides on the nyse. futures showed downward arrow, all red. what happened? >> the momentum picked up throughout the day. ge a big laggard came off the lows. we're talking about what happened in washington. the financials climb on top of tabs reform once again. as they move forward, senate passed the budget as a step to move all of this forward. here is look at financials running up on this particular topic. names such as jpmorgan, bank of america, pnc, hitting new highs. goldman sachs, jpmorgan among leaders on the dow jones industrial average. to the financials certainly helped things along. i did mention ge, which in the morning was down over 8%. by the end of the day you wouldn't believe your own eyes. it hit a 52-week low in

"mornings with maria" starts right now. >> five for more yacht, saudi arabia, here is maria bartiromodition of "mornings with maria." maria: good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, october 25th. top stories right now. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. jeff flake is out. the senator will not run for reelection while his term expires next year, jeff flake tennessee colleague bob

here is maria bartiromo with jeffrey gundlach. talk about tax reform and something new on healthcare with the president's executive order this past week. do you think it tax plan moves needle on economic growth? jeffrey gundlach: it would if it gets passed. we are 0-3 on major legislative votes. the thing about trump that's so interesting. he's such a disrupter and doer. but there has been a lot of gridlock. it's not just the democrats against the republicans. it's the democrats and republicans against trump. having him there has almost increased the dysfunction in washington. he's up to something that might work when you push increasing the standard deduction and trying to get a middle class tax cut. i think that kind of works bringing people together. but certainly getting a corporate tax rate down does wonders for justifying the valuation of the s & p 500. i have been allocating capital non-u.s. markets. not that i'm bearish on the market, i haven't been. in your they are noticeably lower. but the emerging markets follow an amaz

. ♪ >> live from riyadh, saudi arabia to future investment initiative, yours initiative, uris maria bartiromoith a special edition of mornings with raf. maria: good thursday morning, everybody. it is thursday, october 26. happy thursday. top stories right now covers 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the top names reporting before the bell, twitter, ford motor, ups and comcast. it does not stop there. a big night tonight. expecting to hear from amazon, microsoft, google, tech stocks ahead of these numbers. all of the numbers and analysis as they hit the table. stay with us on that. take a look at features right now ahead of all of that unchanged on the dow jones industrial average very fractional moves. s&p 500 down not even a point. the action here this morning, stocks are higher. in the european's outcome the european zone, ft 100 at the third of a percent in the dax index in germany as well as 38-point in germany. asia overnight closed mostly higher. but that the indices with the exception of hong kong and korea. shanghai composite of a third of a percent. nikkei average squeaking out again. in

rick: morgan, we mentioned the president's interview with maria bartiromo.ponse to her question about his twitter habits. we want to play that and get your reaction. >> i doubt i'd be here if it weren't for social media, to be honest with you. there is a fake media out there, i get treated unfairly, and i have a tremendous platform. so when somebody says something about me, i'm able to go big, bing, bing, and i take care of it. the other way i'd never get the word out. rick: this is probably the first time we've heard a president speak this adamantly about twitter, and the fact that we've covered a president's tweets so aggressively. >> i certainly agree with that. trump was tweeting earlier today. he was talking about that ongoing controversy with congresswoman from florida and the issues with his chief of staff criticizing her. trump also tweet about the fake news media, i believe, today as well. certainly, that's one of the major, you know, key points of the way that he kind of messages, and i think that it's certainly his, the way he kind of puts his spi

we're not sure where he stands and our own maria bartiromo asked him about it. >> i looked strongly att. we can do pretty much what they're getting, this is temporary prior to repeal and replace, we're going to repeal and replace obamacare, i think we have the votes. people are criticizing me saying. that i think we have the votes for that. reporter: he thinks republicans have the vote for a full, have the votes for a full repeal and replace a few months from now but remains unclear where he stands and whether or not he would sign this alexander-murray bill, and today the majority leader mitch mcconnell begging the president for clarity on this issue so he can then, bring that bill to the floor for a vote, eric. eric: if it's voted on in the senate, house speaker paul ryan said it's dead on arrival already before he gets to the other side of the chamber at the house. we'll see what tweeks are there in the coming days. arthel: president trump facing backlash after announcing his cutting off obamacare subsidies to insurers to restore the payments, and now 18 states and the district of co

i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a miewf moments, a legend in the silicon valley, cisco's chairman john chambers talk us about where the growth is now. america is reeling from the mass shooting in las vegas sunday night. 64-year-old stephen paddock killing 58 people and wounding over 500 others. paddock's motive remains unclear. 17 weapons were found in his room as well as bump stocks, a legal device that makes a gun shoot more rapidly. even the nra has signaled it will not oppose it. president trump and the first lady visited the victims and thanked the first respondsers. >> we pray for the recovery of the injured and those injured officers who so:bravely threw themselves into danger when duty called. and we grieve the loss of the law enforcement personnel who were killed in this vicious attack. maria: the president also visited puerto rico tuesday, meeting with victims of hurricane maria. he caused a stir when he told geraldo rivera he wanted to clear puerto rico's massive debt. >> we have to work

good morning, maria bartiromo. maria: good morning to you. happy wednesday. bartiromo. when they come october 18th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. struggling new allegations against the wind in company to report that harvey weinstein resigns. his brother bob weinstein facing accusations of his own. the fallout continues throughout tinseltown, even hitting amazon were an executive has resigned saying he harassed a producer working on one of the shows that the latest in hollywood. pushing the agenda forward, the president slamming obamacare. the commander-in-chief laying out his vision for the latest tax reform our countries history. stephen mnuchin says it's mnuchin says is confident mnuchin says it's confident it ministrations ability to get the bill done by the holidays. >> if we get tax reform done this year, it would be

maria bartiromo spoke to the crown prince of saudi arabia. listen to what the crown prince said about clerical basically not extremists just the hard-line conservatives and how he's done with that. let's take a listen. >> 70% of the saudi people are less than 30 years old and quite frankly we will not waste 30 years of our lives dealing with extremist ideas. elizabeth: it's going to destroy extremist ideas we do believe that? >> liz we have heard this before. welcome to the saudi arabia public relations program. the saudis are crying -- trying to fill the vacuum and now we are finally going to turn the attention rather than misys to the founding fathers which is the wahhabi ideology coming out of their country. we heard after 9/11 when 15 of the 19 research firm there country. in the five years of a new caliphate that they had nothing to do with. i'm not hearing about it will islamism want -- wahhabism. they are the firefighters and the arsonist so it's all window dressing for a western public if you will and the future of the middle east and

maria bartiromo. morning said maria starting right now. >> good morning to you. happy tuesday. i maria bartiromo and it's tuesday, october 17. top stories right on the east coast for a show of unity. president trump and mitch mcconnell coming yesterday to move the agenda forward. they said their relationship is better than ever as they work to pass the largest tax reform in the country's history. >> we have been working together long and hard. we are in good shape for the budget we hope and we hope to be in good shape at the largest tax cuts in this country. my relationship with this gentleman is outstanding, has an outstanding. we are working hard to get the tax cuts. maria: on the gop united front this morning. teach them a earning paper wall street markets just getting to take a moment ago. united health care adjusted earnings per share topping expectations. also raising guidance, reporting earnings this morning. also other names including goldman sachs and morgan stanley. we'll bring you those numbers and expert analysis. both stocks in the banking or, morgan goldman tradin

maria bartiromo is talking tech with mark herd, the ceo of oracle. 8:00 p.m.tern and, of course, oracle is one of the biggest in the cloud, and it's a big battle going on right now. and stick around for the property man. bob massie on what it will cost you to buy a historic abandoned gold mine. that's 8:30 p.m. eastern only on fox business. 38 minutes. actually closer to 37 minutes right now before we bring the closing bell, united health group the biggest on the dow at this hour. sketchers sprinting at high speed. the casual athletic footwear company enjoying its best day ever, thanks to its third quarter earnings report that beat all expectations out there. a 40% gain on the stock right now? unbelievable. sketchers up $99.77 it got a bunch of upgrades in a single day. the california-based sketchers wiping out its year to date losses in a single day. so for this of you who bought it yesterday. nice job. and california's los angeles dodgers are world series bound beating the chicago cubs 11-1 in game five of the championship series thanks to three home runs by

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these are just some of the people president talks about with maria bartiromo. he makes reference to kevin warsh who has been to the white house, a past governor, he makes reference to gary cohn, but not by name this is a blockbuster interview and can only see it on fox. trish: adam, thank you. we have barrons.com editor, jack otter, and american majority ceo ned ryun. good to see you all. i want to get to a clip from this interview because maria asked him who might be there on the fed. i want to run that sound for you. if we got it, let's do it. >> mr. president, who do you want to see runs the fed? >> as you know i've been seeing a number of people and most people are saying it is down to two, mr. taylor, mr. powell. i also met with janet yellen, who i like a lot, i really like her a lot. so i have three people that i'm looking at. there are a couple others. i say i will make my decision very shortly. trish: so this is interesting. john taylor we all know and he comes from the school of thought that has been extremely critical of the federal reserve. he would

here is maria bartiromo. maria: welcome to "wall street week," the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. an exclusive global financial investment forum featuring the biggest names across the globe and we have them for you today. this is a revolution airive event. the conference aims to bring voices together to lead investment trends that define our future. you will hear from some of the most of influential flames in business and politics. the future king of saudi arabia, the crown prince make something incredibly profound statements to me during a pour house conversation this week. it went viral. coming up on the program today we have u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin. his royal highness prince salman. and peter thiel is with me. steve sc shrks warzman is here. david iewben stein and tom farley. but first let's get the biggest headlines from gerri willis. gere report dow had its stht straight winning week. the push for a tax bill got past a big hurdle. the hous

rupert and maria bartiromo. born in safari starts right now. maria: good morning, everybody.anks for joining us. top stories right now at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president trump working on fixing on immigration as we get to make major changes to the current system. will democrats play ball? we break down the demand coming out. remember the victims, the las vegas strip was dark exactly one week after gunmen killed 58 people during a country concert at the mandalay bay hotel. >> i just remember it was like white was like whey powder almost hitting the concrete and just watching the rounds hit right next to us and like how is he so accurate. i just remember them looking at my

he sat down with our own maria bartiromo for his latest interview.elcome to a brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters." i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. arthel: the president once again placing focus on healthcare. house republicans are urging the senate to stay on course and focus on full repeal. kristen fisher is live at the white house with more. does the president think he has the votes to get this bipartisan deal passed? >> he it would be a temporary fix. but he does believe they have the votes for a broader obamacare repeal and replace bill despite previous multiple repeated failures to do so. >> i think we actually have the votes. people are criticizing me for saying that. i think we have the votes for that. we were basically one short. and i think we'll have the votes for that also. reporter: one thing he hasn't made clear is what kind of vote he would vote for. first he supported the alexander murray bill, now he doesn't. this morning the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell had this message for the president. >> what i'm

cheryl: it is friday and it is job's report friday, that means it's jobs in america time with maria bartiromo we are talking about jabs and identifying where the jobs are. thank you so much, ladies, thank you so much for joining us, happy friday to you, it is friday october 6th, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast right now. getting america back to work, we are awaiting the september job's report out this morning due out in two and a half hours, the economists are expecting 90,000 jobs added to the economy last night with unemployment rate holding steady at 4.4%. recent hurricanes expected to take a major toll on this report. this coming amid record run on wall street. another all-time high yesterday, the market is on fire. almost $5 trillion in market value gained since election day. in europe major averages look like this, take a look at the indices, the cac quarante is do

follow me on twitter@maria bartiromo as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures" right now. maria: welcome back. investigators searching for a motive in the las vegas massacre one week after the deadly smash it in u.s. history. reports suggesting that stephen paddock may have had a severe mental illness that went undiagnosed. david clark right now the spokesperson for america first action, trump super pac. it's her being here. >> a pleasure. what do you think is going on? extraordinary issues with 47 guns and planning so meticulously get in the hotel room he wanted. what do you think the motive is? >> i want to down downplay the role whether it be san diego, san bernardino, san diego. not so much the why that's important that who did this. i want to make sure it's an investigator and i don't have inside information on this but as a trained investigator and experience one a make sure we get all the efforts of co-conspiracy, people might as well plan. when we learned more, he didn't bring anybody back. 59 people dead, 500 injured dolby traumatize for a long period of time and n

maria bartiromo. morning said maria starting right now. >> good morning to you. happy tuesday. tuesday, october 17. top stories right on the east coast for a show of unity. president trump and mitch mcconnell coming yesterday to move the agenda forward. they said their relationship is better than ever as they work to pass the largest tax reform in the country's history. >> we have been working together long and hard. we are in good shape for the budget we hope and we hope to be in good shape at the largest tax cuts in this country. my relationship with this gentleman is outstanding, has an outstanding. we are working hard to get the tax cuts. maria: on the gop united front this

good morning, maria bartiromo. maria: good morning to you. happy wednesday. thank you for joining us. i maria bartiromo. when they come october 18th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. struggling new allegations against the wind in company to report that harvey weinstein resigns. his brother bob weinstein facing accusations of his own. the fallout continues throughout tinseltown, even hitting amazon were an executive has resigned saying he harassed a producer working on one of the shows that the latest in hollywood. pushing the agenda forward, the president slamming obamacare. the commander-in-chief laying out his vision for the latest tax reform our countries history. stephen mnuchin says it's mnuchin says is confident mnuchin says it's confident it ministrations ability to get the bill done by the holidays. >> if we get tax reform done this year, it would be extraordinary in that the object is. our objective is to get it on the president's desk by december to get him to sign it this year. we'll work on this as fast as we can but there's no artificial deadline. as

we are going to say good morning to maria bartiromo. maria: hey there, ladies. happy monday to you. thanks for joining us this monday morning. i maria bartiromo and it's monday, october 16th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. 10 stocks at the white house. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell meeting for the first time face-to-face and the failure of the health care vote. one of the key items on the agenda of course tax reform. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin told me yesterday about getting the vote. >> i think the senate understands the importance of this. and i would also just comment i hope we get a lot of democrats on board as well. cutting taxes for the middle class in making business taxes competitive for jobs i think is something that democrats understand as well. maria: what to expect ahead of the meeting this morning. breaking news overnight. oil rig explodes in louisiana rep genome for. the latest as crews search for the missing. meanwhile, wi-fi everest or the wireless security vulnerable to hacking in your internet browsing could be tracked. the company or a stroke when t

maria bartiromo with one of the rear right now. >> thanks for joining us. i maria bartiromo..m. on the east coast. deadly issued in a u.s. history. more than 500 wounded following the attack at a country music festival in las vegas sunday night. police found 23 guns inside the room a 64-year-old shooter, stephen paddock at the mandalay bay hotel and several more at his home as well. president trump will travel to las vegas tomorrow. >> we call upon the bonds of citizenship, the type of community in the comfort of

i maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. this is "sunday morning futures." the house budget resolution along party lines last week helping pave the way for tax reform. what are the biggest roadblocks now? white house budget director mick mulvaney director mick mulvaney fls house ways and means chairman kevin brady. it's been nearly wicked and the man shot and killed 50 people in las vegas. are authorities any closer? david clark will join me live. the iran nuclear deal could happen this upcoming week. i will talk with house armed service committee chairman mac thornberry as we look ahead right now on "sunday morning futures." republicans are now one step closer to one of their major priorities. the house passing a corporate $1 trillion budget plan on thursday along party lines paving the way for tax reform. the vote comes as the budget committee considers a companion plant that differs. the office of management budget or, mick mulvaney. good to see you. thanks for joining us this morning. >> good morning, maria. maria: can you give us a status check you have

good morning to maria bartiromo. >> good morning, ladies. happy thursday to you. i maria bartiromo.now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. 30 years ago market milestone yesterday a major market -- market milestone. the dow jones industrial average closing about 23,000 for the first time ever yesterday. it was the 51st record close since president trump took office. an amazing momentum market. earnings driving the gains yesterday. the optimism of a tax-cut as well as we could be one step closer to it today to the senate gears up for the budget later

lauren: with that, we are going to say good morning to maria bartiromo, maria bartiromo, "mornings with ladies. happy tuesday to you. thanks for joining us. tuesday, october 10th, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. devastation in california. at least 10 people are dead this morning, 100 others missing. more than 100,000 homes and businesses are destroyed as fires rage in napa valley and southern california. >> my neighborhood inflames, completely inflames. maria: more on the shocking images unless it included this dramatic photo of flames lining up the sky behind disneyland. just incredible. we've got the latest. tax reform timeline at the white house is pushing to get a tax. there's a 65% chance the deal gets done next year. a tall order facing the trump administration coming out. market this morning that he might dispute another rally at the opening of

maria bartiromo with one of the rear right now. >> thanks for joining us. i maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, uber third at 6:00 p.m. on the east coast. deadly issued in a u.s. history. more than 500 wounded following the attack at a country music festival in las vegas sunday night. police found 23 guns inside the room a 64-year-old shooter, stephen paddock at the mandalay bay hotel and several more at his home as well. president trump will travel to las vegas tomorrow. >> we call upon the bonds of citizenship, the type of community in the comfort of our common humanity. our unity cannot be shattered by evil. >> gospel of john reminds us there is no greater love than to lay down one's life for a friend. the memory of those who display the ultimate expression of love in this unimaginable act of hate will never fade. their examples will serve as an eternal reminder that the american spirit cannot and will not ever be broken. train to the latest on the shooting in the search for a motive or may not. despite strategy, strong day for stock prices. all the major indices closed at rec

good morning to maria bartiromo. >> good morning, ladies. happy thursday to you. i maria bartiromo. thursday october 19th. her top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. 30 years ago market milestone yesterday a major market -- market milestone. the dow jones industrial average closing about 23,000 for the first time ever yesterday. it was the 51st record close since president trump took office. an amazing momentum market. earnings driving the gains yesterday. the optimism of a tax-cut as well as we could be one step closer to it today to the senate gears up for the budget later today. president trump calling this a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> it will be the largest tax cut in the history of our country. i focus on tax cuts because it is such an important weapon to get our country really moving. we are going to be one of the highest. this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity in my opinion. >> all of the updates coming up. weighing on markets, pulling things back to dow industrials to be down 80 points, down a third of a percent. nasdaq down two thirds of a percent righ

one, in the maria bartiromo interview. he said the 401(k) thing ain't going to happen. take your 401(k) away. and you just heard him say we are going to make sure everybody in the middle class benefits. he is sensitive to news reports that say we found a family in these special circumstances and they are going to pay more. he doesn't want any of those news reports. finally this idea of the millionaire's tax. higher tax bracket for people with income over a million dollars. it would result in a tax cut for people between $500,001,000,000. republicans are scared about this because it's consistent with what he said in the campaign when he used to say the hedge fund guys going up the pace and more. this is something i think republicans are worried about because it's something donald trump could maybe live with. >> and want to follow up. the business about the middle class is crucial and trump wasn't the only one afraid of the stories that showed certain projections that taxes went up for certain middle-class families. the second point, to underscore about the difficulty of

eastern hour and bright and early tomorrow maria bartiromo continues her coverage. that does it press. charles payne is here now with making money. taketh away trails. charles: good evening i am charles payne caterpillar and 3m record highs as president trump pushes his tax reform on capitol hill. we have a lot more on that shortly but first we start with breaking news figures on the senator jeff flake will not seek re-election in 2018. the senator detailing the bombshell from the floor earlier today. spin the principles that underlie our politics the values of our founding are to file to our identity and our survival to allow them to be compromised by the requirements of politics. because politics can make silence when they should speak and silence can equal complicity complicity. i have children and grandchildren to answer to and so mr. president i will not be complicit or silent. charles: flake who faced a stiff primary challenge was one of the senate's most prominent critics of president trump readers on the emerging as a battleground state in this news expected

joe piscopo and maria bartiromo were announcing the parade and everything else.ry between them. two proud italians. i think they were both sober. joe, i don't know. but you were there. the crowds were affected by the rain. >> it was great. we were excited about it. people were pumped out about it. celebrating. every time i see the news, from los angeles, it's like what country are they in? the italian americans showed up. we celebrated ethnicity. it was great. >> neil: was the mayor there? >> i didn't see him. >> neil: he's been leading this effort not to -- >> and he didn't take the walk. governor cuomo said the statue should not come down. he was great actually. >> neil: really? >> yeah. >> neil: so do you understand this problem with columbus? >> no. >> neil: what is it about? >> i think people have too much time on their hands. that's all it is. it's antifa. i saw in italian, oofa. it was like oh, my gosh. what are you worried about? takes down one statue. what is the solution? >> neil: what are they complaining about? >> i have no idea. >> neil: he was brad

i'm maria bartiromo. the country is committing to the future and making a major investment. the public investment fund contributed $25 billion to the black stone group which could be the largest infrastructure fund. they are calling it the largest infrastructure fund ever. i talked with black stone's ceo about that fund and the need to improve infrastructure across the world. >> we announced we are planning on raising a $40 billion fund. we can't comment on fundraising because sec makes us unable to do that. but the purpose of the fund is to put most of of its money in the united states. and there are different times of infrastructure that we could be facilitating. it could be the youth at some point will be making improvements in terms of approvals to do infrastructure prongs. when the government is building things. anything that touches a government in the united states takes somewhere between 10 and 15 years to get approved on average. if you are doing the same prong in germany or canada, it takes two years. so i would say we have a long way to go as a country to make our