maria: we jammed it up. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone.er. we'll start with the jobs report 431,000 new jobs created in march, that is strong. the unemployment rate came in at 3.6% that is strong, but look, there is a chronic labor shortage in america, 11 million jobs available, and we don't have the w t

maria: good friday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning i am maria bartiromo, it is fridayying to stop ceo from moving into acquire twitter board reportedly working on poison about pill to limit amount of stock he can acquire affidavit he of valleyed to acquire company for 38% premium compared to before bid at least one shareholder, rejected the bid as liberal left complains of musk's plans to acquire the company, musk says efforts are all about free speech, but now even he is questioning whether it will effect -- >> it is important to function of democracy, important to function of -- the united states as a free country many other countries, to help freedom in the world, in this case you are not successful in the board does not accept your offer you said you won't go is there a -- >> there is. >> plan, at southern border spilled with illegal migrants are on their way to the nation's capital greg abbott fires up state commercial truck inspections after white house blames for inflation. >> we implemented what we call enhanced safety inspections of every commercial vehicle co

[music] [birds chirping] maria: good wednesday morning, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo and it is wednesday april 6th, your top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. today relief from the fed, investors are waiting on the federal reserve this morning ahead of the march meeting minutes to be released today at 2:00 p.m. eastern after fed governor lyle brainard said the central bank is preparing for a hefty reduction in 9 trillion-dollar portfolio. brainard who favors loose policy and low interest rates says the fed needs to act quickly and aggressively. >> it's paramount importance to get inflation down accordingly, the community will continue tightening monetary policy through series of interest rate increases and by starting to reduce balance sheet as soon as our may meeting. maria: remarks sparking selloff at the close yesterday, futures are extending the losses this morning. the dow industrials at the close yesterday 280 points, the nasdaq down 328, two and a quarter percent and the s&p 500 lower by 57. this after stocks declined yesterday and the dec

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maria: good monday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, april 4th. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. today reports of yet more death and destruction in ukraine, claims emerge that russia committed a massacre in the town of bucha, a suburb of kyiv, as president zelenskyy talks of a russian genocide for which prison would be too light of a sentence. >> indeed, this is genocide. the elimination of the whole nation and the people, we are the citizens of ukraine. we have more than 100 nationalities. this is about the destruction and extermination of all these nationalities. maria: this as zelenskyy delivers a similar message to hollywood's elite last night, seeking what else but even more social media activism in support of ukrainian people in a speech at the grammies. meanwhile, interest rates -- interest in the biden familiarly corruption as the washington post, new york times and more begin to report on hunter biden's laptop and business dealings with foreign country officials. nearly two years late. republican sen

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>> good morning, maria.rom being transitory to being a major problem very quickly and now the fed's going to try to get in front of it after falling way behind it. so we're going to get 50 basis points in may. i think after that, we're going to be very data dependent so hopefully these moves by the fed start to have an impact on inflation. but i think for investors, trying to trade around comments from the fed or fed governors or interest rate moves, it's something i haven't been able to do in over 25 years and i think very few people can. maria, i think the message for the people at home is the fed tightening could it have an impact and slow this bull market or he derail the bull market? yes, it could. so if that means to you that you're too overly invested or you're too nervous about your investments, you can raise some cash. for me, i'm not. i believe any pullback will be supported by earnings growth so i'm a buyer on any pullback. people don't want to overtrade this market on headlines. stay invested, st

jason: great, good morning. mariatting crowded in free-speech space. >> this is a good thing for someone to stand with the big tech and say, we need to go back and take free speech rights. the issue with elon musk and with twitter, elon musk is greatest innovator of our generation maybe you can say potentially in history what he's done. the problem with twitter isn't a technological problem, it's not on innovation problem but a cultural one. as genius as elon musk is, it's easier to land a market on mars than change course of twitter. maria: does he have to fire everybody, how do you change the culture? >> it isn't about clearing the ceo or marketing perp. person. you have to remove every coder, engineer. you have seen the headlines in bloomberg saying that they've had to put guards in place, figurative guards in place from preventing coders messing with the platform. there's a reason they will push back and resist every bit of change he tries to bring. maria: we all have seen changes. how many followers have you gain

make sure to visit redneck riviera.com to find maria: had good thursday morning, everyone. ks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, april 7th. your top stories right now, 6:0. today big and bold, the federal reserve's minutes proving officials will raise interest rates bigger and faster than expected, suggesting a half point rate hike at the meeting be in may. yields this morning are pulling back and the news sparked another triple digit selloff yesterday as mortgage rates are already at 5% or above for longer repayment terms and expected to go higher. markets this morning ar -- thise stabilizing. this morning going into the numbers, dow industrials up 35, s&p 500 up 12 and three quarters, nasdaq higher by p 75. this after all three major indices sold off yesterday, nays a dabbing closing down better than 2% on the federal reserve minutes which were released at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the nasdaq down 315, s&p 500 lower by 44 at 4:00 on wall street. oil prices this morning trading up. take a look at the price of oil and crude and brent right n

maria: good friday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, april 29th. your top stories right now, 6:0. recession worries, apple and amazon caught in the supply chain logjam as amazon reports its first loss since 2015 and the slowest revenue growth since the dot-com bust in 2001. apple's ceo, tim cook, with a double beat in earnings. says the company is not immune to the supply chain crisis and declines to offer guidance for the year. today we are looking at march personal expenditures, a closely watched metric for the federal reserve out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. the core pce expected to show a gain of 5 and a had third percent year over year, days ahead of the expected half point hike in interest rates this upcoming week. after yesterday's gdp report showed the economy contracting 1.4%. yesterday we had ken rogoff weighing in. >> what i feel really to worry about, i don't see how the fed will both bring inflation down to 2 and-a-half to 3% and not have a massive recession. i think to do that, they would have to hike rates 4, 5% at

maria: welcome back. good thursday morning, everybody. east coast. we've got breaking news this morning on twitter. elon musk is offering to you acquire the entire company at a price of 54, 20 a share. that is $41 billion. in a letter to the company's chairman and the board of directors, musk writes that the company will never thrive in its current form adding that twittedder needs to be trans formed as a private company. -- transformed as a private company. twitter shares right now up better than 11%. tesla shares down this morning. this as we look ahead to first quarter bank earnings, wells fargo earnings crossed a few minutes ago beating expectations on eps but missing on revenue. the stock is down about 2% on that news. we are also expecting and waiting on earnings from goldman sachs, morgan stanley and citigroup this morning. we are going to be watching loan growth, capital markets businesses, and expenses. the stocks this morning are mixed. we are watching the impact from yesterday's record high producer inflation, 11.2% inflation ye

maria: good monday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, april 1st. 11th. your top stories right now, 6:0. earnings season kicking off for the first quarter, economic data and earnings news set the tone for markets this week with the consumer price index out tomorrow morning, expected to show a gain of 8.5% year over year, better than 1% month over month ahead of bank earnings which will begin for the first quarter this wednesday with the release from jp morgan chase and blackrock on wednesday, followed by citigroup, wells fargo, morgan stanley, goldman sachs, all coming out on thursday. ahead of that futures are trading down this morning, take a look, fractional, cautious moves ahead of the big roundup from the first quarter earnings releases. dow industrials right now down 25, s&p 500 lower by 14 and three quarters, and the nasdaq down 105 right now, big tech takes a hit this morning. oil prices are pulling back as much as 2% on worries about china's lockdowns, 26 million people locked down in shanghai, the price of brent at

good morning, maria. ng your hands on the suspect. i'm sure that there is sense of desperation right now among the investigators here. you have a man who has injured so many people and -- and clearly has emotionally disturbed problems. he's got easy access to weapons and explosives that were found, some of which were found in his seat after the shooting incident. so the bottom line is, they are searching desperately for the suspect right now, looking for the vehicle he may have used when he rented the truck. he had to be getting around somehow before the incident so they are trying to track him down right now and -- go ahead, i'm sorry. maria: go ahead, continue, finish your thoughts. >> i'm concerned about what this does to the summer, you know, this time of year in policing is always an indication of what kind of an issue you are going to have with violent crime in the summer months when it gets hot and people are out and about and not a good start to the season, i tell you that. maria: one issue was the

. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. ome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. told, war crimes in ukraine as the country fights back hard and retakes control of key cities revealing hundreds of dead ukrainian bodies as a russian forces pull back from the capital city of kyiv. we are taking you live to lviv with the latest on the ground of this war. then, gasoline prices escalating across america. president biden moves to lower prices by releasing strategic reserves while he lays blame everywhere else for these soaring prices americans must pay. first it was covid, then it was the oil companies, then the meat companies and now it's vladimir putin's fault for biden's 40-year high inflation. >> our prices are rising because of putin's actions. there isn't enough supply. maria: yeah, but he forgot to mention his climate change agenda. west virginia attorney general patrick morrisey on why he's suing the administration as the securities and exchange commission proposes new rules on climate, a law for all public co

maria: good sunday morning everyone. thank you for joining us welcome to "sunday morning features". aria bartiromo today dereliction of duty at the southern border. joe biden ignores dead civilians in the rio grande. deadly fat no quadrupling on his watch, flooding into the country, flies illegal migrants to americans big city. while chaos and confusion mark one of his worst stretches yet with his handshake to nowhere. coming up texas governor greg abbott on sending a tenth bus filled with migrants right to joe biden's doorstep in washington, d.c. also, the king of this information lectures upon disinformation and censorship. >> the first amendment is a check of the power of the state. it does not apply for private companies like facebook or twitter and it's not necessary for people to believe misinformation in order to weaken democratic institutions. you just have to flood a countries public square with enough raw sewage. maria: prompter coming up the former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe on durham's findings and biden's dangerous iran deal. in the poorest of them

good morning. will be back to you very soon. wait. mariailyeva hello russia is convening the un security council today after a provocation in the ukrainian bucha, our military is unsubstantiatedly accused of the death of civilians on the basis of a video footage published 4 days later. after the russian troops left the city, it was march 30, loud statements were made when ukrainian security officers and media representatives appeared at gucci, despite the fact that shortly after the departure of the russian military personnel , its mayor published a video message from the city in it, not a word of those who died either , as in the detailed video report of april 2 of the ukrainian national police, who arrived all this, of course, raises suspicion of planned provocations. perhaps not without participation. the west announced this in the permanent mission of russia, here is a comment from the ministry of defense. we would like to especially note that all russian units completely left bucci on march 30, the day after the in-person round of nego

♪ave maria: good tuesday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo.t is tuesday, april 26. your top stories right now, 6:0. victory for free speech, as the twitter board makes it official. accepting elon musk's $44 billion takeover bid, the news sparking dramatic responseses from silicon valley to washington, jeff bezos tweeting out a conspiracy theory, questioning whether china has won. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren attacking the deal, saying democracy is in danger. the white house weighs in. >> no matter who owns or runs twitter, the president has long been concerned about the power of large social media platforms, the power they have over everyday lives, has long argued that tech platforms must be held accountable for the harms they cause. maria: co-founder jack dorsey who stands to make close to a billion dollars on this deal calling musk the singular solution, he trusts to run the platform. former president donald trump reiterates he will not return to the platform regardless and instead will use his truth social. yesterday, truth social

film intelligence chief, watch today immediately after the program time good morning thank you maria goodng everyone. we are transferred to the studio program. good morning. oddly enough, we provide. good morning and good mood on the calendar april 18 monday and sergey babaev olga ushakova and going we're talking about money about bonuses. do you think that the application is a mobile application of the bank? this is just a way to pay or make some kind of transfer. and here it is not. it taisiya surprises. you press some separate buttons and like, please, the joy of the banking ecosystem, what is it? how does it work and why for us ordinary customers? we'll tell you about it right now. online cinema as a gift or music or both, look into your bank's application, for sure. now there is a similar service for the subscription so-called ecosystem actually saw these applications, because previously, well, a certain percentage of users of the bank's customers spent money on buying movies in a separate application to pay for a taxi in another application in the store for delivery and so on banks.

last spring in ortiz maria for national maria. good to see you. indeed. take us through the situation in butcher. we just heard mr. roth talking about at the the background. indeed. on the latest developments there. yeah. hi, you and well, the story is about the credit town of butcher northwest of key if that has been under fears fighting for weeks, it fell under the control of the russian army on the 3rd day of moscow. special military operation on the ground. and last week was recaptured by ukraine forces and some time off to that video started emerging apparently from this town allegedly showing dead buddies lying on the streets, very disturbing images. and also there was information about matt grays here reported that the wrong 300 civilians were found dead there and was quick to accuse moscow massacre and war crimes versus defense ministry reported earlier that its forces had left the town on march 30th the day after another round of peace talks on ukraine and while butcher was under the control, noticed single civilian was heard. moscow calls key of

la maria: good monday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, april 25th. your top stories right now. global markets selling off as we kick off the busiest week in earnings season so far with big tech's big test this week. some of the highest valued companies of all out with quarterly earnings this week like apple valued at $2.6 trillion, amazon at 1.4 trillion, microsoft at 2 trillion, all coming out in the coming days after last week's value destruction in media and tech. markets this morning are selling off, take a look at futures indicating a triple digit selloff at the start of trading, dow industrials now 283, almost 1%, s&p 500 lower by 37, and the nasdaq down 100 points as we sick off a new week -- kick off a new week. this after all three major indices closed lower last week, the dow down almost 2%, the nasdaq lower by almost 4% and s&p 500 lower by 2 and three quarters percent. among the value destruction, netflix gave up $57 billion on the week, disney losing 22 billion on the week in value. meanwhile, twitter's board of

thank you maria good morning, dear viewers.thank you for joining us, we meet this morning together with you sergey babaev olga ushakova anna calendar, monday april 18 and let's immediately, let's talk about money from today, sales of currency in banks to people are resumed, usually the central bank and in all the subtleties and nuances right now we will understand at the same time we will talk about transfers and other banking operations. the central bank has lifted the ban on the sale of foreign money; now you can again buy personal currency at the bank. but there is a nuance to buy currency, you can from the bank without restrictions, but only in that part currencies that entered the bank's cash desks after the ninth of april 22, that is, currencies will be sold very little at the internal rate so far. each bank has its own, but the amount you receive can not be less than the amount calculated at the official exchange rate of the central bank on the day of issue of non-cash currency, you can still buy on the stock exchange on

and that's all i have for now. and now the word of olga ushakova and timur solovyov thank you maria good morning to all who have joined us, and timur solovyov and olga ushakova have joined you on the calendar on april 8, friday. ahead of the weekend is a great opportunity to make a walk, and to do it with benefit and only for health, but also for the wallet, weekend fairs open all over the country. yes our correspondent tatyana belyavskaya to such a fair. you look great. thank you too, yes, how did we match? well, in general, our correspondent went to fairs to find out how they differ from ordinary markets. how are the prices and the quality of the products? whether customers are allowed to try the product is very, very important. oh, and she must have bought something. so we have already begun to work. so that every week on friday it got warmer across the country , weekend fairs began to open, potatoes, onions, carrots, beets, apples, garlic, from last year, they smell, by the way, they smell, yes, that is, greenhouses svetlana vasilyeva vouches for no chemistry for her goods . everythi

thank you maria good morning, dear viewers timur solovyov olga ushakova take over the good morning batonratulate only ushakov, the most beautiful tv presenter of domestic television, on her birthday. thank you olya, timur and you. i hope i applause you, of course, olga hear you? thank you all very much. well, our sheep, as they say, right? eh, well, not only today is this holiday. today, of course, is also the birthday of the domestic e, internet runeta.ru domains, who has a friend? we congratulate you, but we 'll talk. we are not talking about this, we would talk, despite the holiday in this. why is this very internet slowing down, well, without the internet, it’s really nowhere now, when it starts to slow down, it seems that you are slowing down. there's nothing you can do to finish on time. and we do shopping and travel. so, it's very disappointing when something happens to the internet, otherwise we'll figure it out. familiar picture the internet slows down. what to do? instructions for dummies from technical support specialist alexei fedotchev in the lower right corner, if the icon

anastasia orlova and roman budnikova thanks to maria good morning to everyone who has just joined us you roman budnikov anastasia orlova on the calendar april 18 monday spring. by the way, the beginning of the week is also important on the air, and we will consider such a businesslike business monday. let's talk about today's money. the central bank allowed the russians to buy foreign currency in banks. you really like the news. thank you in all the subtleties of the nuances, we'll figure it out right now. let's talk later. you also know about what transfers are other operations and i understand a little about what i’ll be happy to see useful. the central bank has lifted the ban on the sale of foreign money; now you can again buy personal currency at the bank. but there is a nuance to buy currency, you can from the bank without restrictions, but only in that part of the currency that came to the bank's cash desks after april 9, 22, that is, currencies will still be sold very little at the internal rate. each bank has its own, but the amount that you receive can not be less than the a

thank you maria good morning to all who have just joined us with you today roman budnikov anastasia orlovain our great mood, despite the fact that today is monday april 18 and we are working live, despite the fact that we will immediately talk about money. why not. today, the central bank decided to allow the russians to buy currency in banks in all the subtleties and nuances, we will figure it out right now. well, at the same time, we’ll talk about what transfers and other operations are about. i understand a little. the central bank lifted the ban on the sale of foreign money now for personal currency again can be bought at the bank. but there is a nuance to buy foreign currency, you can buy from the bank without restrictions, but only in that part of the currency that came to the bank's cash desks after april 9, 22, that is, currencies will still be sold very little at the internal rate. each bank has its own, but the amount you receive can not be less than the amount calculated at the official exchange rate of the central bank on the day of issue of non-cash currency, you can still buy

explosive work. on this i have everything now the word of olga ushakova and timur solovyova thank you maria goodorning, dear viewers. thank you for celebrating this wonderful day with us on the calendar, thursday april 7, let's talk about money that loves the account and does not like being thrown to the wind, let's talk about saving the family budget - this is an ever-relevant topic and always hot, of course, now take it. let's say even such an ordinary product as chicken eggs, until recently, there was one figure on the price tags. we blinking eyes is already different, despite the fact that before easter, eggs are generally traditional, so to speak, become more expensive. yes? what does this mean for us, in general ? does it make sense to buy for the future, by the way, a good question is how to store it correctly, so that you don’t throw it away later, don’t throw it at people without balconies, after all. now we will understand. prices for eggs on the shelves bite by 99 rubles for 10 pieces and 129 rubles. for 10 pieces. what is the reason for this? do we produce the first imported grain re

thank you very much maria good morning to all who have joined us. is tuesday, april 5, and may the new day be sure to be successful with you and that all questions be resolved, for example, how to arrange a child in kindergarten , there are problems. it can be said with involvement that by the time the turn comes, yes, then it’s time for the child to enter the eleventh grade, or even to the first year of university. well anyway, indeed the question is acute. yes, i think that there is definitely a way out of this situation. 110 out of 107 numbers in the queue for a place in kindergartens for three-year-old timoshi and dobroe village in this queue. mom got up when he was still three months old, a new set in the kindergarten will be in september. will timosha's turn come? and olga needs to go to work now. i have no opportunity not to work. i really have to work, because my son actually had one allowance as a single mom and work remotely in a call center enough money for food another mother kristina from moscow had to quit the price. misha is already 3

maria, good to see. indeed, tickets through the situation in boots show what happened. so many claims and kinder claims as it stands. what do we know? while the stories about the quentin town of butcher northwest of ki, if that has been under severe fighting for weeks, it fell under the control of the russian army on the 3rd day of moscow special military operation on the ground and last week it was recaptured by ukraine forces and some time after that the videos started to emerge and from that town allegedly showing a piles of dead bodies lying on this trace. very disturbing images indeed, and there was also information about mass grades. he reported that around 300 civilians were found bad and was quick to accuse moscow of war, crime and massacre. russia defense ministry earlier reported, but their forces had left the town of butcher on march 1st to the day after another round of peace talks on ukraine. and while butcher was under their control, not a single civilian was heard. moscow calls key of claims and provocation and the whole footage of fake. now some meter, s

thanks maria good morning dear viewers.hank you for celebrating this wonderful day together with the first channel with you timur solovyov olga ushakova on the calendar on april 4 and this is monday and this is monday. and very soon summer, although you can’t say so, yes, judging by the weather? come on years - it's the season of vacation trips start-ups experienced people have already started planning vacations for themselves and their children for everyone. who thought about this attention. there is a tourist cashback program, how to do it? now let's remind. well, let's talk about other cashbacks too. the tourist cashback program ends ahead of schedule on april 9, high demand for the promotion began just a couple of weeks ago on march 15, and 500,000 tourists have already bought tours and hotel stays with cashback. all regions of russia participate in the promotion ; this includes tourist packages in sanatoriums , boarding houses and hotel accommodation; general conditions for any format of recreation from two nights. you

thanks maria good morning, dear viewers we welcome you on the first channel live on april 5 on the calendaris tuesday and timur solovyov and olga ushakova are with you. yes, everything is right so far, everything is right. so now get behind the wheel. we are sure to go on business. so, dear motorists, please, right now. you are in a hurry. and you are not in a hurry. wait at the taps, especially those whose car hints at repair. or maybe it 's not exactly new. we’ll just talk about repairs, or rather about spare parts, the situation with prices for original parts. now everyone knows, which, to put it mildly, is not joyful, what should ordinary motorists do to look for a non-original part, but cheaper or agree to a used one. if yes, then in what cases it can be done, and in what cases it should not be done ? in general, there are many questions. now we will understand. it so happened that our expert himself became a hostage of the situation. igor kim is trying return the defective car to the dealer at the automaker has ceased operations in our country. it would seem that there is no chance to

on this i have everything now the word of olga ushakova and timur solovyov thank you very much, maria goodng to everyone who celebrates this day with us with the first channel, indeed olga ushakova and timur solovyov by the way, hell yes april monday and right now dear motorists, a question for you, how long have you held the map in your hands, and usually a very long time ago. by the way, i recently remembered this, like this before. yes , step on me, too, somehow we used to go. it also had to turn around on the go. so the main thing, i remember, yes, whether it’s the case now, i’ve laid the route in the navigator and you don’t need to remember the road ahead and will show it. how to bypass traffic jams, but on the other hand. you get dumber when you drive, all the time on the navigator, it guides you, but you yourself remember route categorically. yes, yes, therefore, here, but let's imagine, what if the navigator was not at hand and they begin to cry, how can one do without a navigator. maxim kapitonov, an expert in orienteering, will help us find out, but this is the essence of the exp

maria: welcome back. good thursday morning, everybody. top stories right now, 7:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. today earnings news driving markets. apple and amazon a major focus after the bell tonight. apple the $2.5 trillion company will give us an update on the supply chain, china, and the strength of the consumer. also closely watched, reports from twitter. we're waiting on twitter. it is going to be hitting the tape any second now. we have already heard from caterpillar and merck. they both reported a double beat and we are also waiting on some economic data. we've got the gdp report out in an hour and-a-half and it is expected to show a sharp slowdown in growth versus last quarter. yesterday on this program, bank of america ceo brian moynihan told us the consumer may have shifted spending from goods to services, but remains a strong spender. >> the lines are still out there. people aren't using them. that's going to be an interesting thing to take on for the fed as they raise rates, how does all this cash and capacity and t

. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. ome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. russia reloads and repositions as ukrainians flee. war crimes now sparking a humanitarian crisis throughout europe. coming up, gop leader kevin mccarthy is in poland weekend as the leadership there braces for an expected 5 million ukrainians to cross the border. then, war in ukraine, insulation here at home and joe biden's poll numbers at record lows. the white house's solution? bring in obama. but the plan backfires as the former president upstages joe. >> my name is joe biden, i'm barack obama's vice president -- [applause] maria: and then this revealing interview emerges of obama's hopes and dreams. >> people would ask me knowing what you know now, do you wish you had a third term? and i used to say, you know what? if i could make an arrangement where i had a stand-in, a frontman or frontwoman and they had an earpiece and i was just in my basement in my sweats looking through the stuff that i could sort of deliver the lines but s

governor, it's good to see you this morning thank you so much for being here. >> thank you maria great first, is there anything you can tell us about the national guard soldier and can you please assess the situation for us today at the southern border? >> sure, first we keep the soldier in our prayers we continue to search for him there's no new additional information to be eschewed the texas military department today other than obviously what has happened is a tragedy. it shows how dangerous it is on the border. it shows heroism by the member of the texas national guard was trying to save lives. unfortunately for the people -- they end up in drug traffickers they were both arrested. our goal right now is to locate this missing soldier with the texas military department and hopefully it will lead to a safe outcome. but we have no information we can add to what is going on right now about that particular soldier. we do have information what's going on on the border. it's a total disaster created not only by president biden as his head no space and the democrats across the board. we hav

maria: good question. it is the battle for dumb bus. strategically important for both ukraine and russia. the ukrainians want to show that they can fight back, rebel. the russians and all of this feeds into the conversation about peace talks. they do believe that they are able to score a win, they will have an upper hand in future talks. ukraine so says they are knocking to trade any territories for peace. when it comes to russia, the goal is stained occupations. at that point they will have the bridges they have wanted for years connected. question is, what is a european union going to do. -- what is the european union going to do? at this point they say, they want it, they are working for a consensus and it is more important than ever to stop the moneymaking machine from vladimir putin. in terms of the question, why am i here, we talk about a lot of the impact that the war of ukraine has had, this is kicking off a very unique debate. this is a reversal of decades of foreign policy changed by the war in ukraine. today, the debate begin

is my honor pleasure to have a great weekend everybody see you on wall street 7 pm stuart: good morning, maria, everyone. we have a jam-packed show. amazon can't keep up the pace. we bought online in the pandemic and the pandemic is over and we are not buying like we used to. the stock down 10%. that's nearly $300. that means amazon is now worth about $150 billion less than it was yesterday at this time. how about that?

maria's a good worker, reliable. janice is a good listener.the speed and the experience she's got there, how good she's putting them nylons on. i've been here eight year now. i work on the two backs and the fronts. this is your nylon that goes on the bottom of yourjacket. and this is your top half of your front, so when you put this ..you end up with that. and then i turn around and i do the collar tabs, making and attaching the collar tabs, and i make the small wing cuffs. i've got to do 162 a day, so this i do 162 of these, 162 of them, and 162 of them. it is a lot, it is a lot, yeah. it's nice when you see the finished product come off the line or you see them hanging up and you see celebrities in them and you think, "we've made them, we've done them," we are proud. too many people throw things away. i but if you love yourjacket, like, i obviously thisjacket has had a lot of love over its 40—odd years. they don't want to throw them away, they want them back. _ so these are just the jackets that's we've had sent in by our customers. they're

>> good morning maria and happy easter to you too. absolutely saying inflation. and those were the days my friend. please take me back. in 2019 everything was good in the neighborhood. they weaponize coded, they overturned an election. they weaponize degree new deal. they started a war on fossil fuel. and now they have weaponize food. war has also started in southeast ukraine a lot of the planting occurred they said they're going to plant 25% less at the very low number because the irrigation systems have been hit by the families have been broken up. this is a war also against women and children. they sent all of these women and children into exile. the outlook for losing food in 2008 drained triple because raising corn for ethanol and the balance of food in the world is so fragile. any interruption creating an incredible amount of inflation. >> you have got food shortages areas of the world had one lawmaker on the other day who said he is expecting a famine. i was just stunned by the comments for their crime from their balconies in shanghai they need food and wat

ashley: good morning, maria. good morning, everybody, indeed. i'm ashley websterster in for stuart varney. he's back. elon musk offering to buy 100% of twitter. he says twitter needs to be taken private in order to make the necessary if changes. twitter shares jumping on the news, up 31% or -- 11% or so in the premarket but still up nearly 7%, 58.97 -- 48.97. meantime, the manhunt for the shooting suspect, frank james, has been taken into custody. he'll be arraigned later today on terror-related charges. meantime, take a look at this, another busload of illegal migrants a arriving in washington, d.c. all the way from texas. we'll have more on that report. meanwhile, overseas russia is threatening nuclear escalation if sweden and finland join nato. this comes as ukraine says it has severely damaged one of russia's warships in the black sea. lots to talk about. meanwhile, the white house is defending the president's comments calling russia's actions genocide. this as biden's poll numbers hit a new all-time low. we'll get into all of that as well.

maria. greetings, good morning to everyone, and we will start in a moment. the russian federation is talking about transnistria. until april 22, transnistria was hardly mentioned, and suddenly the statement of the deputy commander of the troops of the central military district of the russian federation, rustam minikaev, about the passage to transnistria in the state duma appeared the russian federation also made a proposal to recognize the independence of the transnistrian republic, and on the same day of april 20, the secretary of the state commission for the liquidation of emergency situations of the pmr, vadym shmolenko, addressed a letter to the head of the kamian district, volodymyr bychkov, in which he spoke about the urgent preparation of information on the availability and the location of the protected control point of the city's civil defense, and it is necessary to be predictable because already at the beginning of this week, a series of explosions swept across transnistria is unknown they fired at the mdb building in tiraspol on april 25 technical

[applause] maria: thank you. hi, good afternoon. ame is maria rodriguez and i am very honored to be here today. i'm currently an apprentice truck driver n.f.i. my road to get to this point was very unique. i came to the united states with my parents from venezuela at the age of 2. my family came here looking for a better life and to live the american dream. i admired their hard work, dedication and sacrifices even when times were tough, they kept driving forward. i watched my father cook. he would make masterpieces out of a few ingredients and be able to bring so much joy and happiness through his food. i knew i wanted to do the same and be a chef someday. when i was old enough i began to work as a server in a very small restaurant. as time went on i worked for so many amazing restaurants, but in march of 2020, i was laid off due to the covid pandemic. at the time i was also a new mom and worried about how i would support my family. i knew i had to make a career change. at first i attended school to be an e.m.t. with hopes of being a

you are connecting, presidential commissioner for children's rights maria lvova belova and maria alekseevna good the adaptation of the children of donbass in russia? according to the ministry of defense , 178 thousand children arrived in the russian federation yesterday, and they are located in almost every subject of the russian federation somewhere it was organized by groups, where it is. this is a spontaneous movement, when people just came to relatives, but everywhere, comprehensive support is provided. and if earlier it was spontaneous assistance, now it is already systematically structured, but practically in a few days children begin to attend schools, and a whole complex is proposed here. yes, you can walk in person, and transport delivery is organized here, and children can study remotely to educational institutions, and there are cases when teachers come directly to the fiu and work with children there, but the most important thing is that all children. we have begun to have little difficulty with children with disabilities, which is related to their learning. but we are individually s

ivanovich hello yes maria nikolaevna aga good morning petrov is worried. uh, listen. the thing is, i'm going to be late today, and i called to warn igor naumychin, but i just can't get through to him. as in a hospital, so i left outsiders not to let them in. that's it, the doctors also understood outsiders yevdokimov this is my coffee, keep asking for coffee. well, you know, you doctor categorically forbade you to drink coffee, but here green tea can be necessary and useful. so, as his state of health is stable, but so far the doctors do not recommend any communication, but shumov said that before he lost consciousness, and rifyev almost confessed. clearly from the opera. any news. so precisely he checked the sea and shelf institute. everything is clean and there are no employees. there is nothing burdening petrov, too, everything is purely money for the treatment of his son, he turned out to be a charitable foundation. yes, i checked the fund, comrade rear admiral, everything is legal there. petrov submitted an application. her considered positively allocated money,

good to be with you. there i stretched to breaking point? “maria; you, good to be with you.lateralism and of course within it global trade is really being stretched and tried. i do not know whether it is to breaking point, but definitely multilateralism is being stretched and stressed at the moment. and of course with the pandemic and now with the war in ukraine, we see that the outlook for global trade that we had projected for this year, 4.7% growth, oursimulations had projected for this year, 4.7% growth, our simulations are showing that with the present war, this could be cut in half. the growth in global merchandise could go down to about 2.5% because of the impact of the war and related policies. find about 2.5% because of the impact of the war and related policies.- the war and related policies. and as we know, the war and related policies. and as we know. the _ the war and related policies. and as we know, the world _ the war and related policies. and as we know, the world trade - we know, the world trade organization, it was created on the idea that trade would bring

hello yes maria nikolaevna aga good morning petrov is worried , listen. to warn igor naumych, but i just can’t get through to igor at the hospital.