maria: good friday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining u i'm maria bartiromo.

maria. it's good to be on with you. maria: and to you. good to see you, wilbur ross joining us on that major investment. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ maria: good morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo i'm is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. 1:00 p.m. here in davos, switzerland. we're coming to you from the world economic forum, getting a read on the global economy as we're watching china reopen. citigroup y announcing back in he's december it would pull consumer banking operations out of china as part of several other markets in asia. it is a wider step back from doing business there. joining me right now to talk more about the environment, the backdrop for investing right now is europe middle east and africa ceo david livingstone. it's great to see you. >> great to see you. maria: thank you for being here. i'm sorry i missed you in may. i'm happy we can do it in person this morning. tell us what was behind the move to pull out of china and those other markets. was it

maria: good monday morning. thanksp very much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo monday january 30, top stories right now 8:01 east coast right now, futures selling off once again dow industrials down 212, nasdaq down 147. as we look ahead to a major week of earnings and economic data, investors will be focusing on largest companies by market value, they are reporting earnings this week the fed two-day meeting on interest rates tuesday and with all due respect. apple, amazon alphabet closings watched to see if january rally in stocks and in technology is justified, by strong profits of you've got mcdonald's general motors tomorrow meta others later in the week the big day for apple is thursday. that is going to be watched it is market value right now 2.3 trillion dollars. on apple, the first fed meeting of the year kicking off tomorrow morning, two-day meeting will end on wednesday with a rate hike likely futures market fully pricing in 25 basis points rate hike feedback announced, on wednesday afternoon, nasdaq, reached its highest close since

maria: good monday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, january 30. your top stories right now, 6:0. stocks are selling off this morning as we anticipate big tech earnings and the fed. futures right now indicating a triple digit lost at the start of trading, dow industrials down 188, nasdaq down 143, as we look ahead to a big week of earnings and economic day the take. investors will be focused on the largest companies by market value reporting earnings and the fed's two day meeting on interest rates. apple, a amazon and alphabet will be watched closely to see if the january rally in tech is justified by strong profits. mcdonald's and general motors reporting tomorrow. meta and others later if the week. there's the stocks this morning of all the names we're watching. the first fed meeting of the year kicks off tomorrow. the two day meeting will end with a rate hike likely on wednesday. the futures market fully pricing in a 25 basis point hike announced on wednesday afternoon. last week the nasdaq reached its highest close sin

the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. good friday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning many i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, january 27th. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. he tesla and twitter ceo elon musk visiting capitol hill yesterday, musk dropping by house speaker kevin mccarthy's office, wishing him a happy birthday and talking policy. musk tweeted that he of also spoke to minority leader hakim jeffries, saying twitter will be fair to both parties. musk is touting twitter as the player versus player social media site. joining us now cheryl casone and brandon arnold. there was a celebration for the congress last night. elon musk was there. good to see he met with both sides. >> he's got to get ahead of this. we know next month there are going to be hearings with regard to the release of twitter files, in particular twitter's handling of the hunter biden lap ptop story which predates elon musk's control of the company but at the same time elon musk is not wrong and not dumb and he know he's going to need to have relat

maria: really fascinating. good to have you. the u.s. t today of two years of wild spending, more than $5 trillion in borrowing, florida congressman maria salazar warner will join me here on the white house's response. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, good thursday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo, it is thursday january 19th, let's take a look at markets where we have a selloff underway. futures indicating decline in triple digits. 3 quarters of 1%. s&p down 31. nasdaq down 96 almost 1% as we look ahead to more earnings and economic data this morning. proctor & gamble reported last year, earnings in line with beat on revenue, look at the stock, down almost 2%, we are waiting on netflix after the bell tonight. stock is down one and a quarter percent going into the report. jobless claims, building permits, housing start all on the agenda this morning coming out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. stay with mornings with maria for those numbers to see if they are market movers. well, stocks fin

. ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. anks so much for joining us, welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. today, history in the making as an extraordinary weekend comes to a close with california congressman kevin mccarthy elected speaker of the house of representatives in the 118th congress. this after an historic 15 rounds of voting. >> i may not know all of you, some of you are new, but i hope one thing is clear after this week; i never if give up. [cheers and applause] maria: now republicans are preparing to get to work with plans to adopt a new rules package tomorrow morning, and speaker mccarthy finalizing committee heads this week. coming up, florida congressman byron donalds who emerged as a potential alternative before helping to empower the former minority leader to take the gavel. plus, former green beret and florida congressman michael waltz on the promise of a vote on term limits and a balanced budget within 10 years. plus, joe biden finally discovers fentanyl after two years of silence and

maria: good thursday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, january 19. we're coming to you live from the world economic forum annual meeting here in davos, switzerland. it is 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, 12:00 noon here in davos. mixed assessments for the 2023 economy in davos amidst crushing u.s. debt. the u.s. debt ceiling deadline, the united states set to hit the debt limit today after two years of spending and 5 trillion in borrowing, the white house says the debt ceiling must be raised. no negotiations on s spending cuts. i spoke with west virginia senator joe manchin about that, about the country's 31.4 trillion in debt. >> we have not been fiscally responsible. maria: to be fiscally responsible, you need a budget. has congress come up with a budget. >> we haven't passed one. we have come up with a lot of them. we haven't passed them. both administrations, their budgets have not been accepted and voted on. maria: coming up, i'll be speaking with david rubenstein, howard lutnick and brian moynihan on that to topic among

the next hour of "mornings with maria" pes beg begins right now. good wednesday morning. thanks for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo, it is wednesday, january 11. we have a jam packed program. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. president biden finally responding to the press following the discovery of classified documents in the penn biden office in washington, just six days before the november midterms. >> people know i take classified documents, classified information seriously. i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to learn that there were any government records that were taken there to that office. but i don't know what's in the documents. maria: in order for those documents to go to an office that needs to be requested, so for him to not know why is a head scratcher. they had to be requested to be moved. the house oversight commit he at this now is investigating why biden did not return the documents from when he was vice president and whether or not there are possible monetary links to the chinese communist party since the ccp has supported thi

maria: good tuesday morning. thank you very much, i'm maria bartiromo, tuesday january 17th, live from the world economic forum, annual meeting here in davos, switzerland, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast, 1:00 p.m. in davos. new york city eric adams telling the new york post that the southern border is in crisis. mayor adams says the big apple alone has taken in nearly 40,000 illegal migrants opening 74 7 emergency shelters and 4 humanitarian relief centers and cost the city nearly $2 billion. custom and border protection services telling fox news december migrant encounters will exceed 250,000 for the first time in history, that's december alone in the last two years more than 5 million people have crossed into america illegally. joining me cheryl casone and mark tepper. cheryl, we know the numbers but the impact has been devastating from illegal smuggling of humans to illegal trafficking of elicit drugs like fentanyl. cheryl: exactly, exactly. now eric adams the mayor of new york city is being vocal and going agains

congressman: you bet, maria, good to be with you, good morning. between the house speaker and the president tomorrow? >> i think it's important that joe biden invited kevin mccarthy to the white house and my objective for the meeting is the president recognizes he needs to negotiate with the house republicans. we've had unprecedented spending, $10 trillion on top of what we normally spend as a result of policies of joe biden and according to democratic economists like larry summers that's been a major contribution to massive 40-year high inflation that we are seeing and then we have joe biden's regulatory budget where he's making it hard on the supply side - our economy to put people back to work and get full employment and get the jobs that we need in the oil and gas industry, for example. so i'm glad he's invited kevin mccarthy to the white house and i hope he agrees that he will visit with mr. mccarthy and come with up mutually way of control spending and get the economy moving and don't go into recession due to policies. maria: where do you th

maria: thu good thursday morn. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, january 12. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. another round of documents found, calls for an investigation growing as the new discovery opens up more questions about biden's handling of classified material. how many more classified documents are out there and the double standard applied to biden versus donald trump. markets this morning are extending yesterday's rally, although just barely. dow industrials up 3 points, nasdaq and s&p 500 negative as we're looking ahead to key inflation data. the start of fourth quarter earnings as well kicking off tp tomorrow with the major banks. the consumer price index is out this morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern. we have all hands on deck to break down the last cpi report before the next federal reserve decision on february 1st. the expectations calls for an increase of 6 and-a-half percent. this a after a big rally yesterday on wall street, stocks finished near session highs, big tech and growth leading the advance with t

. ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. ks so much for joining us, welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. today, gross negligence putting america in danger. more classified documents seized from joe biden's home during a 12 the-hour search over the weekend, as top secret files were sent to yet another d.c. location reportedly in d.c.'s chinatown neighborhood before making hair way to the penn biden center. the move of secret files and boxes overseen by an aide recommended by first son hunter, potentially another chinese spy reporting back to the chinese communist party. meanwhile in washington, joe biden acts clueless, claiming he has no regrets. >> i think you're going to find there's nothing there. i have no regrets of following what the lawyers have told me hay want me to do. that's exactly what we're doing. there's no "there" there. thank you. maria: betrayal of -- the trail of gross negligence today with the chairman of the gop oversight committee, james comer, as he readies subpoenas and demands answ

maria: good monday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, january 23rd. your top stories right now, 6:0. big tech on deck on wall street as congress returns to washington after a week recess. markets this morning are indicating a flat opening, take a look, dow industrials up 6 points, s&p 500 down 3 and-a-half, and nasdaq lower by 10. we are looking ahead to a busy week of earnings and economic data coming up. a big focus this week, microsoft and ibm along with tesla, visa, mastercard, all the major airlines as well reporting quarterly reports this week. the first read of fourth quarter gdp out on thursday and the federal reserve's preferred read on inflation out on friday. all this after stocks finished mixed on friday. take a look at the numbers, nasdaq turning positive for the week after its best day since november 30. the dow industrials down 2 and three quarters percent last week, nasdaq up half a percent. the s&p 500 down two thirds of a percent on the week. the dow and s&p 500 ended the week in the re

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don't miss that. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: good tuesday morning, i'm maria bartiromo, coming to you this morning fromwith chairman and ceo of jp morgan jamie dimon coming up right here but first jackie is in new york. jackie: good morning, everyone, a look at the market this is half hour. take a look at futures there, all indicated lower red across the board at the open on wall street, at least at this point the dow indicated lower by 142, the nasdaq by 75 and s&p 500 by 17 and a half. this is as we look ahead to december inflation data. the consumer price index will be out on thursday. fourth quarter earning season kicks on friday with jp morgan, wells fargo, heavy hitters will be reporting. maria sat down with jp morgan ceo jamie dimon for exclusive interview at jp morgan healthcare conference and he gave thoughts on credit issues and china. take a listen. maria: what can you tell us about commercial real estate, you're building headquarters in midtown, very exciting, i'm wondering if you are seeing cracks not on your building or but commercial real estate in general, people are wondering about the

good to see you. thanks very much. >> thank you, maria.wdown will play out in the coming months? >> well, i think it'll play out in the sense that we have just had the american people speak. the american people were operating under oppressive burden. our $311 trillion -- if 1 -- 31 trillion national department is so much larger hand our economy, that we're having a difficult time keeping up with it. in just a few years, we're going to see our annual interest on debt skyrocket from around $400 billion a year to well over a trillion a year, and we don't have that kind of money to cover that and everything else too. so if we don't get ahead of this now, it's going to get ahead of us, and we're all going to suffer as a result. as republicans, we're coming together and standing by what we as a senate republican conference have already embraced as a policy position a long time ago, which is that the debt ceiling increases should be accompanied by corresponding cuts to spending and also corresponding structural, long-term spending measures. we ho

new house majority cheryl brandon stay right the there next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. . . >> good friday morning. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i am maria bartiromo is friday, january 27, top stories right now it is just before 8:00 a.m. on east coast, today the state of inflation, federal reserve preferred read on inflation, pce index out inflation cuts into growth economy shows growth layoffs rising yesterday gdp showed fourth quarter growth 2.9% better than expected certainly lower than what third quarter showed job cults expand big tech dow, s&p -- sap, latest to limit jobs joe biden claims his economic plans are working. >> jobs are the highest in america number in highest in american history. wages are up. growing faster than inflation. over the past six months inflation has gone down every month god willing will continue to do that. >> manufacturing jobs continue up stronger than any time in the last 40 years. i don't think unfair to say this is all evidence that the biden economic plan is working. >> a lot of talking points yesterday, markets this morning t

maria: good point.the president is also meeting with house speaker kevin mccarthy tomorrow on the debt ceiling and here hes is on how he plans to negotiate. >> he wants to negotiate, what the of do you -- >> show me your budget, i'll show you mine. >> what? [laughter] maria: mark, your reaction? >> that seems to be kind of a common response from joe in that really just doesn't make a lot of sense at all but you know, with regard to the debt ceiling thing, americans need to understand that the u.s. is not going to question -- to defaulr debt. no one wants us to he default on our debt. politicses love to use a scare tactic to try to make one party look like the bad guys. hays not the case here. i think this is about explaining that years and years and years and decades and decades and decades, not just over the course of the last few years but ffor a long time we as a government have been recklessly spending. we have to come to the understanding that money does not grow on trees. if we want to continue to

maria: good friday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining u i'm maria bartiromo. your top stories, you 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. more classified documents found, a third batch of classified documents found at joe biden's delaware home in the garage, right next to his corvette sports car. calls for an investigation are growing. now the department of justice is appointing a special counsel to investigate the documents found the be president's possession. how many more classified documents are out there and what about the double standard y applied to biden versus donald trump. no raid here. all coming up, all morning long. markets meanwhile are higher, take a look at futures, we're looking ahead to the beginning of fourth quarter earnings this morning. kicking off to you day with the you major banks. we've got a mixed session going into the fourth quarter earnings releases. the dow industrials right now up 22, nasdaq is down 25. stay here because we've got bank of america, jp morgan, wells fargo, citigroup, all out before the opening bell this morning. we've got a

. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. ks so much for joining us, welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. told, gross negligence, intense and hypocrisy, president biden busted for another batch of classified documents in his possession, and amazingly, the commander in chief tries to explain it away this week with a promise that the documents were locked up with his sports car in a garage. >> by the way, my corvette's in a locked garage, okay? so it's not like it's sitting out on the street. but anyway -- >> reporter: in a locked garage. >> yes. as well as my corvette. maria: coming up, a new sheriff is in town as new speaker of the house kevin mccarthy puts week one in the books and enjoys spiking approval ratings for keeping promises of holding joe biden's lawless administration in check. speaker mccarthy will join us live this morning for his first sunday morning interview since taking the gavel. then, oh, the hypocrisy of it all. the department of justice knew joe biden was guilty of removing classified

"mornings with maria" begins right now. . >> good monday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning, i am maria bartiromo, monday january 23, top stories right now just before 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, big tech on deck as congress turns to washington after a week recess markets are mixed take a look, where we stand with futures indicating a fractional move start of trading, dow industrials up 4 points s&p 500 down 1 point nasdaq higher by seven looking ahead to another busy week earnings economic data this week, big focus this week microsoft ibm tesla visa mastercard major airlines reporting quarterly numbers this week, the first read on fourth quarter gdp out thursday federal reserve preferred read on inflation pce index out friday, pmi, the management surveys indicating manufacturing, coming up tomorrow, stocks finished mixed nasdaq positive for the week after best day since november 30, dow and s&p 500 ending week in the red on weak data recession fears dow down 2 1/4 nasdaq up one half of a percent european markets are also mixed take a look atteeseddees ft 100 in lon

. >> mari maria: good tuesday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, january 17. we are coming to you live from the world economic forum here in davos, switzerland. your top stories right now, 6:0. today, global economic shutdown, signs of weakness in china as economic growth slows to one of the lowest rates in decades. china's gdp growing 3% last year, that's down from 8.1% in 2021. stocks have been rallying on expectations that the economy in china would open up and lift all boats across the world. coming up, the new year's economic expectations. this morning stocks are pulling back, futures indicating a decline, dow industrials down 72, s&p lower by 10, and nasdaq lower by 37. after markets were closed yesterday in honor of martin luther king, junior day. this morning we are awaiting for more fourth quarter earnings from the major banks along with economic da data. goldman sachs and morgan stanley report before the opening bell and tomorrow morning we've got december retail sales number as well as the producer pric

maria: well, good morning, pete. i would be rethinking this strategy.down and slowing down quite considerably. we are expecting a recession in 2023. right now, we are seeing the beginnings of a labor market that is weakening, even the vice chairman of the federal reserve, lael brainard said labor dedemand its weakening. this week we've got the federal reserve meeting on interest rates tuesday and wednesday. we will likely see the fed raise rates again. importantly, what the fed is going to be doing is raising rates less than it has in the past. it could could be 25 basis points, could be 50 basis points. that is down from the 75 basis points string of hikes we've seen in the last several months. sos that's one positive that the rate hikes perhaps are coming to a close at some point this year. but the labor market is a lagging indicator. meaning so far we continue to see job growth. that's going to he slow down ad growth overall, the gdp, while showing signs of growth is expected to turn negative this year. so we'll see. look, we all want a good economy.

maria: good wednesday morning everyone thank you for joining us i am maria bartiromo wednesday january 18, we're coming live from the world economic forum. the annual meeting and davos switzerland, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast and 12:00 p.m. on davos. inflation, spending a record debt, futures this morning are indicating the decline of trading this morning a fractional gain down industrial the five, the s&p up for the quarter and the nasdaq higher by 13 as we look ahead to the consumer price index with the latest read on inflation in the retail sales this morning at 815 this morning. they could be market movers, we spoke with west virginia senator joe manchin about the u.s. 30 wanted a half trillion dollars in debt as the debt ceiling will be reached tomorrow after two years of heavy borrowing and spending. >> we have to work together, it's bipartisan always been bipartisan as far as the debt ceiling we have to realize we have a problem, we have a debt problem were at 31.4 trillion of public debt right now and all were saying should we not make sure we all recognize how we got there how

maria: a good point. james: maybe disney is learning with new management, that maybe it should be a better neighbor. maria: nancy? nancy: as shareholder i thought most ridiculous move, we removed from it all strategies, we thought that he would he -- >> they were going to war with clients, the people that support them, and spend money there. so i think this is i think bob iger coming back good at we've got to have a system where we don't keep recycling ceos i think a way to solve this i think desantis is supersmart pushing this. >> i would say be careful what you wish for, desantis, because, disney ran its own sewage treatment plan police department, own fire department, et cetera, might it be that now florida residents have to pay for all those services if the florida municipality provides it we don't know be careful, we all need each other in this relationship, i think that is my takeaway. maria: good point nancy, john stay right there, james, and nancy we want to take the next hour of "mornings with mar

morning. >> good morning, maria. yes we're on farm as you can see, clearly still snow on the ground so not yet planting season, for corn. but the thing is farmers here as well as across the country they are concerned about that proposed ban telling us that if that were to go into effect all gmo corn could be the single most catastrophic thing to happen to, corn farming in america. >> just can't even picture in my mind what this is going to do. and, to -- like i said farmers one end of the united states to other doesn't matter where you sell it or what it is used for it is going to have an effect. >> that is an important point to make because farm we stand on with 900 acres of korn don't sell correctly do mexico mostly fromh from midwest anything that happens disrupting the export market will have direct impact on commodity price of corn mexico buys a lot of u.s. corn last season purchased 10.6 billion dollars worth of corn from the united states. on both side of the aisle meeting no progress there, that is why usda

maria: good thursday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning, i am maria bartiromo. it is thursday, january 19 we are coming to you live from world economic forum annual meeting in davos, switzerland, 8 a.m. on the east coast, 2 pm in davos mixed assessments at best for the 2023 economic landscape here on the ground in davos amidst crushing u.s. debt today u.s. debt donate ceiling arrived more than 5 trillion dollars in borrowing, the white house says debt ceiling must be raised no questions no negotiations on spending krutsdz yesterday i spoke with west virginia senator joe manchin on that. >> we have not been fiscally responsible. >> have you need a budget has congress come up with a budget. >> we haven't seen passed one, we haven't seen passed it both administrations no matter who president has been budget has not been basically accepted. voted on. maria: i will speak with brian brian, on the topic coming up a sell-off underway stocks this morning take at futures a decline, of 279 points out of the gate, futures right now down 279 dow down 34 on s&p the nasdaq low

maria: good thursday morning. thanks very much for joining us this morning i am maria bartiromo. it is thursday, january 26, top stories right now 8:00 a.m. often the button east coast, today job cuts as we await slowing gdp numbers for the fourth quarter ibm announced it will cut almost 4,000 jobs about 1 1/2% workforce due to slowing corporate spending. the cloud business stock right now, is down 2 and a third% reporting flat sales for the quarter last night after the market closed, more earnings out this morning southwest american airlines jetblue, southwest jet blue a double beat on earnings and revenue, american beat on concerns but came in line with revenue, intel visa after the bell, as you can see, the stock talking about mixed southwest one weak spot down 2%, markets this morning, are higher ahead of economic data we are 30 minutes awaive from the gdp number the dow industrials up 81, contact -- the s&p 500 up 2, nasdaq higher by 121. the first read fourth quarter gdp out in 30 minutes' time, along with job claims durable goods orders this morning, 8:30 a.m. eastern, we'

[bubbles] maria: good thursday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, january 26. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is time for the word on wall street. top investors watching your money. joining me now is third bridge he global sector lead for materials and energy, peter mcnally, strategic wealth had partners mark tepper and chief market strategist lou basenese is here. thank you for being here. peter, with the market that is mixed this morning we're awaiting more earnings, american airlines and jetblue will be out any minute and that number when they cross the tape, we'll get to cheryl and get the numbers. we hear lots of earnings news which continue to tell us the that things are slowing down. southwest reported a double beat in the last hour but certainly there is questions about 2023 and how things are going to slow down. we're waiting on the gdp this morning. what are you expecting? >> well, you know, even like with american airlines, we heard from them a few weeks ago. the one thing you need to remember abo

maria kudryavtseva maria good afternoon. what will depend on this or that scenario, good afternoon alexander, for example, for a favorable scenario, global economic growth should be at the level of 3%, and oil prices will also influence the choice of scenario. four scenarios for the development of the economy were announced in the center of macroeconomic analysis and short-term forecasting traditionally - this is the most favorable version of the so-called activism and the most pessimistic crisis there are two more forecasters called them the second 2010 and the crisis without isolation conditions for the most unfavorable scenario. this is a structural crisis of the world economy and the slow lifting of sanctions, and for activism, that is, for the transition to the growth of russia's gdp in 2023, the growth rate of the world economy should be at the level of three percent, and energy prices should be quite high. it means that the external environment is going on in the best shit way, then there is, uh, the crisis, it turns

maria good afternoon, what do european countries say about this initiative?fternoon alexander in switzerland has already reminded the right to property is the basis of belief.

alongside grandfather, great grandmother incredible story next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. . good friday morning this morning, thanks very much for joining us, everybody, i am maria bartiromo. it is a jam-packed news day, your top stories right now 8:01 a.m. east more classified documents have been found, a third batch of classified documents found at biden's delaware home, in the garage, no less, right next to his corvette sports car. calls for investigation are growing, the department of justice has now appointed a special counsel to investigate the documents found in president's possession, how many more classified documents are out there? what about the double standard applied to joe biden versus donald trump all of this all morning long markets this morning selling off, we have begun the fourth-quarter earnings reporting season, and investors not reacting well the dow jones industrial average down 252 right now s&p 500 down 34, nasdaq down 115. mainly banks have reported this morning, some look better than expected, others, trading down regardless bank of america jpmorgan rep

to make a profit and send it further to restore ukraine how possible such a scenario is possible maria good afternoon, what do the countries of europe say about this initiative good afternoon alexander switzerland has already been reminded of the right to property is the basis, assuming and guaranteed by the constitution wes are discussing several options for using the frozen russian financial assets. the times and the spanish publication mundo, quotes the head of the european council, charles michel, according to the european commission, blocked about 300 billion euros for under - these are the reserves of the central bank and another 19 billion of private funds of russian business and if we talk about the reserves of the central bank, according to charles michel. he quote for several months advocated for something to be done with them in accordance with legal principles and ostensibly. already there several working options on the table. the eu countries will do what they tell them to do, so there is a possibility that brussels will push e-e-e either at the level of the european union or a

, now they really do well, thanks to professional doctors the highest class olga meshcheryakova maria goodves daria and likeness andrey ganykin to carry on. in the protected natural areas of bashkiria , the annual winter census of wild animals began. state inspectors walk tens of kilometers on skis and snowmobiles in the footsteps of animals, according to environmentalists in the region in recent years. it was possible to stabilize the population of many species , how is the winter count going to tell, well , zaripov carefully, peering into the snow, the inspector tries not to miss a single detail, not only to notice the traces of wild animals and birds, but also to note exactly where the animal passed. for each such trip, you need to cover several kilometers on fresh skis . a marten trail went that way today, while the inspector goes through each route twice for the first time in order to erase the traces seen in the snow. for the second time in a day already , in order to count the number of animals that passed here and now for this the ideal weather, we managed to see that a fox passed

studied in detail the new survey of the bank of russia on the development of the banking sector maria good us about the banks' liquidity reserves. and is it possible to name it already enough? hello tatyana yes , the bank of russia calls the reserve of currency ruble liquidity quite adequate, an important signal for the financial market the central bank issued a development review banking sector. despite everything , 2022 managed to end with a profit, and the regulator has a reserve of ruble and foreign exchange liquidity. he called the total amount of profit of 203 billion rubles sufficient. in december alone, banks earned 342 billion rubles, but at the end of the year they had to compensate for the loss of one and a half trillion rubles received in the first 6 months. how is the review explained? the gradual recovery of core revenues amid rate cuts and business growth in the second half of the year helped to turn a profit. she briefing with reporters a representative of the bank of russia noted that the banking sector would have received a loss in 2022 if not for the easing of the regula

maria: such a good thing. arthur, we will do much more on this. we have to have you back to further discuss this. what i'm hearing from sources in tech is that google is really worried even google is worried because microsoft is ramping up on this real quick if you can do this briefly, arthur, how does this impact national security? that's one of the most important issues here is china where america is on open ai or are they ahead of us? >> well, it should make us all aware of how important ai is and an investment in the national security aspects of it because if you've got ai machines that are able to build software programs, what about ai machine that is with build malware, malware that can't be detected, malware that is -- looks exactly like actual functioning working programs. so there's big national security aspects to this that we -- i think we are only just beginning to explore. maria: all right, arthur, thanks very much, we hope you come back, we want to continue delving into the topic. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm mar

pete: and go, vikings. ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. for joining us, welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bartiromo. today, history in the making as an extraordinary weekend comes to a close with california congressman kevin mccarthy elected speaker of the house of representatives in the 118th congress. this after an historic 15 rounds of voting. >> i may not know all of you, some of you are new, but i hope one thing is clear after thi

senators get to see you, thank m you very much for being here.be >> good morning maria, good to w beith you. maria: let's talk about the e-mail from hunter biden to devon archer, is quite specific and we don't know where huntercr biden got this information butyr as you know your calling ron johnson raising his hand about it, some sort ofaign decentralization will occur and should occur in the east, if it doesn't the russians will escalate their, destabilization campaign of full-scale takeover of theer ore easterngi region to strategic value is to create aur land bridge for rushing to crimea, your thoughts on thisn e-mail injure calls to get hearing on what is in these documents at a been identified in unsecured locations. >> the one thing that we know for sure hunter biden did noteu write that he isro not an expers on ukraine or eastern europe or russia. that e-mail did get him on the board of burisma, it did help and get paid $83000 a month h because it showed ima level of expertise not coming from him but he was getting in frome somewhere that's from some sort of briefing, that is

our economy and made us more vulnerable, here's the good news there is bipartisan consensus that the era of trusting communist china is o over. mariae now the gate stone institute fellow, author of several books, the coming collapse of china and the great u.s. china tech war gordon chang is here, it's good to see you, to give her much for being here, you been on the china threat story for somebody years. i want to get your take about the new sentiment that we seem to be seen in washington, thanks to the 118th congress and house speaker kevin mccarthy. you think we get to see the u.s. get tough on china, not just competition i'm talking adversary. >> i hope so there's a lot of resistance because china has a lot of friends in washington, d.c., such as the business community not just financial community but the university, college is all the rest of it the thing about the select committee, it's good that they did this but the point we are to have a congressional executive commission on china. with the u.s. china security economic and security review commission and really we know everything, we need to act, i hope mike gallagher the ch

next hour of mornings with maria begins right now. good thursday morning, thank you very much for joining thus morning. i'm maria bartiromo and it is thursday january 12th, it is 7:01 on the east coast. another round of documents found at a second location from joe biden's time as vice president calls for an investigation now growing as the new discovery opens up more questions about biden's handling of classified material. how many more classified documents are out there and what about the double standard applied to biden versus donald trump? here is fox news peter doocy pressing the white house press secretary yesterday. >> how can president biden be trusted with american secrets? >> his lawyers did the right thing. again, he was surprised that the records were there. he spoke to this. personally he was surprised that the records were there and when his lawyers found out and his team found out that they were there, they turned it over to archives and now it's being reviewed by the department of justice. maria: just to be clear, his lawye

maria: good point.flation has peaked. >> i think if the near term, i think it has. but i think you're going to have -- with all this investment and requirements, an up ward inflationary -- pmis, we see moderation in inflation for now but you're building in a different kind of inflation into the infrastructure. maria: all right, i'll leave it there. good to talk with you. thanks so much. cheryl: our thanks to daniel yergin. coming up, mortgage rates on the decline as population growth in this southern state keeps going up. we will have a reaction. fox business home of two new shows starting monday, the big money show airs weekdays at 1:0m line airs week nights 6:00 p.m. eastern. be sure to tune in. we'll be right back. ♪ i'm so fancy. ♪ you already know. ♪ i'm in the fast lane. ♪ from la to tokyo. ♪ i'm so fancy. ♪ with chase freedom unlimited, you can cashback 3% on dining including take-out. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or the tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. well, good l

maria: that's exactly right. good morning to you, rachel. . i've seen this up close and personal, many times. when you consider the fact that now 38 people, just since october, okay, this is just since october, 38 people have been apprehended on the terrorist watches list. this is o on top of 98 people te prior year. this is who we know of. there are plenty what that have actually gotten through. the got aways, more than a million at this point on joe biden's watch. we don't know what their intentions are. we don't know why they're coming in and why they are evading apprehension intentionally. that is why speaker kevin mccarthy is going to be doing hearings at the border to force his democrat colleagues to get down on the border, to actually see up close b personal what we have seen. the devastating trek had that te people a take to come into america illegally, getting raped by the drug cartels, the enormous amount of money, billions of dollars that dangerous cartels are making because they're the ones that are deciding who gets in and who do

maria: great point madison not to mention scaring the entire community, thanks very much madison in bronx this morning next hour of mornings begins right now. . good they'res morning. thanks for joining us this morning i am maria bartiromo, thursday, january 12 top stories right now 8:00:012 on the east coast, more classified documents, have been found another round of dwmths found at a second he location, from biden's time as vice president, called are growing for an investigation, as new discovery enterprise more questions about biden handling of classified material how many more classified documents are through the? what about the double standard applied to biden versus donald trump? markets are higher take a look at a rally underway for douse douse up,nasdaq higher by 21 to we nation data out 30 minutes right now we are looking at, the start of fourth-quarter earnings as well kicking off tomorrow with major banks, but first ask consumer price index out half an hour 8:30 a.m. eastern ul hands-on deck for important report this is a final cpi number before next federal reserve meeting that comes on february 1. all of this after stocks i understan

. ♪ maria: good tuesday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo.t is tuesday, january 24th. your top stories right now, 6:0. today, big tech on deck. markets this morning are pulling back, but we are waiting on some big numbers this morning. dow industrials right now down 58, s&p 500 down 7 and a quarter, nasdaq lower by 36 as we look ahead to a busy week of earnings and economic data. and investors question whether microsoft will bust up the tech party tonight with the earnings release. 3m. >>> johnson & johnson, general electric and verizon reporting earnings before the opening bell. the big focus, microsoft out after the bell tonight, first of the tech majors to report quarterly numbers, the s&p global u.s. services and manufacturing report is out at you 9:45, the pmi, typically a market mover. also, a window into business activity. later p on be in the week, the first read of the gdp is out on thursday and the preferred read on inflation, the pce index out on friday, after stocks finished up yesterday, take a look at the rally that was. the s&p

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