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forget to follow us on x at barron's online. that is it for us, we'll see you next week on "barron's roundtable". >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy weekend all welcome to the program that utilizes the week that was in helps position new for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo, the final countdown the high-stakes iowa caucuses kickoff on monday with the new hampshire first in the nation primary coming up right behind it, on generate 23rd, president donald trump holding a commanding lead over his gop rivals in iowa and new hampshire, despite spending the week in court instead of campaigning and the hawkeye state, with chris christie out of the running, nikki haley might see a bump in her numbers as an estimated 65% of his supporters could swing to haley. the former president brushing that aside during a fox news town hall, confident that he has a primary locked up and maybe even the white house. >> i'm not exactly worried about it, i understand new hampshire, i'm leading

. >> brian: how tall is barron at this point? >> i'd say 6'8".a good boy, smart, good athlete, very good boy. >> ainsley: how tall is barron? i love it. >> brian: he's been to three different states and high school, must have been tough. >> ainsley: he's a great soccer player and trump's mother-in-law cooked him great home-cooked meals. >> steve: nikki haley was with us live, she is counting on an upset, a win in new hampshire that could remind south carolina of why they voted for her governor twice, where she was very popular. she wants to prove the polls and skeptics are wrong and will not drop out tonight regardless of what upon has, she's going to south carolina. i read in an interview she does not want to be part of a third party. here she is telling us where she is heading next. >> no, i don't get out if i lose today. i will say this, we've had 56,000 people vote for donald trump and you say that is what the people want. that is not what the people want. we are in new hampshire today, they deserve to have their voice heard dochl they suppor

. >> thank you to all of you, carleton you'll be missed by the entire barron's team >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the weekend. i am cheryl casone and for maria bartiromo, take a look at the new exclusive video obtained by fox from our southern border that shows a swarm of migraines pouring through a breach in the wall where the steel had been cut by cartel smugglers adding to the record search of a mate and treat illegal migrants in the country. alejandro mayorkas is blaming everyone and everything but the administration for the crisis. >> this is something that is not specific to the united states southern border. this is something that we see throughout the hemisphere and throughout the world. we have increased and authoritarian regime. we have more extreme weather events that are driving people from their homes, we have poverty in america is proven to be prosperous with more than 8 million jobs that need to be filled. cheryl: the gop is pushing impeachmen

. control of the country's largest prison, and from the most notorious rio bamba, one of the drug barrons, fabricio picco, nicknamed captain, was released. through the total mobilization of all available forces, the authorities manage to free the journalists taken hostage, but a real war is unfolding on the streets. in cities, bandits fire at police and military personnel, killing them with braces. an unknown person simply throws a grenade into a bus with law enforcement officers and leaves without hindrance. shots are heard in the very center of china. an army is being gathered at the presidential palace, but at best it is capable of holding the line. the city is literally overrun by criminal elements who use fly swarm tactics. swoop in, sting , hide. the head of state was taken to a safe place, but the army took all the country's top officials under its protection. physically unable. and last night in quito the house of the chairman of the constitutional court was burned down. regime of internal armed conflict and granted the security forces exceptional powers. it is not yet clear what

forget to follow us on x at barron's online. that is it for us, we'll see you next week on "barron's roundtable". cain show areaing tomorrow. pete: love it. go to church, go to caucus. muck ♪ ♪ ♪ finish. maria: good sunday is morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bat romo. -- bartiromo. winter is coming. the a iowa caucuses kick off tomorrow in below freezing temperatures as law a makerrers return to washington facing leadership plans of another continuing resolution to fund government and avoid a partial government shutdown at the end of next week. that despite a wide open border with some 8 million foreigners crossing into america illegally on joe biden's watch. utah senator mike lee on the choice to shut town the border or shut down government. then political stunts amidst allegations of bribery and money laundering. florida congressman byron donalds on the investigation into the millions the biden family accepted from foreign adversaries. plus, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene on the w

joining us laura barron-lopez and margaret talev.e ask you about the question, you heard biden responding to. and a lot of states responding to whether former president trump can be on the ballot. his answer is a good one, let the people decide. the courts are going to ultimately. i'll start with you. >> sara you know, i think what the president seems to be doing here, i seam to be able to hear the question, a lot of times, the chaos of the chopper blades kind of haphazard, it sounded like he understood exactly what he was saying, what he was being asked and saying. but it sounds that he is separating himself from these legal arguments. i don't think the u.s. supreme court is going to say that president biden is fine with it. i think they're going to decide it on the legal merits but as a political matter, president biden is citing that he is not joining efforts to keep trump off the ballot. i think that's interesting. and the white house is probably going to be asked questions about it. >> there was a question about the border, the

she also happens to be in the barron's hall of fame. she's positive but, listen. >> i think the market is priced to perfection right now. we hit all-time highs today, which is exciting to be on the show today. i'm a little worried. the last few shows i've been on, scott, i was very bullish, doubling down on tech the last time we spoke in october. and valuations are a little bit stretched. >> pretty interesting view from a well-known wealth manager and highly regarded one. >> yes. >> what do you think of what cheryl told me? >> i know cheryl well. i've worked with cheryl in the past. she's been incredibly accurate the past several years. >> is she right now? >> what she spoke about with you is utilizing hedging out the risk -- >> she has been playing covered calls to do that. on her broad view, stick with me, that the market is priced to perfection, do you agree or not? >> the difficulty answer to that, scott, is when you say the market, i'm having difficulty understanding the market we're talking about. >> we're talking the stock market

with us now laura barron lopez white house correspondent for pbs "newshour" and fred upton from michigana, i want to start with you. jeff laid out a battle for second place and i get the expectations game and i get that you want to be seen as rising when you get to new hampshire. what do any of these candidates get long term out of being in second place if that's all they ever get? >> well, they're not going to get the nomination if that's all they ever get, john and that's an issue right here. you're seeing that ron desantis and nikki haley at different points are trying to still defend former president donald trump, the front-runner, maybe potentially like ron desantis are looking for some type of cabinet position. there's a bit of skepticism from really close trump allieses about whether or not nikki haley would be some that the majority of supporters really want as a potential vice presidential pick, but right now nikki haley appears to be gaining momentum in states like new hampshire and is coalescing a lot more support and getting more money from donors, but it doesn't look like it

great parents, but also to barron. boy, did she take care of barron.nd don, and -- [applause] they really did. these two have been working so hard. and they have another job, also, so they have to do it all, but they've been working so hard, and i know that ivanka's home and tiffany is home watching, and barron is watching. good ol' barron. i said you're going to be a basketball player, "i like soccer, actually." at your height, i like basketball better, but sometimes you can't talk them into everything. he's a special boy. both family is just incredible, and my sister, elizabeth, who is just the biggest fan. she's an incredible person and always supportive. we always love elizabeth so much. we also have a woman who took a big chance. in most states we have the support of everybody. the congress, the senators, we had marco rubio, we had scott, probably 50-55% of the senators, and now they're all calling to say we want to endorse you, sir. i said, "oh, great." same thing with the congress, men and women. tremendous, much more than anybody, probably, has

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. - general sir richard barrons has been one of britain's most senior military commanders. and the uk and others standing in the background, saying to the houthis — through the medium of the application of air power — do not target international trade. but it hasn't worked. they've done the air strikes and the houthis are still firing missiles at ships. so, i don't think it's... i don't think we know yet whether it has really worked. so it would have been remarkable if the houthis apologised and said they would never do this again. so this has probably a few more rounds to play out. we did not say when we launched our attacks, they're _ going to end once and for all, - the houthis will be fully deterred. i think the us and britain felt that they had very few options left — basically, because we don't have any leverage over the houthis — and they probably felt that making a stand, doing something, was going to show the houthis that they couldn'tjust act with impunity. the problem is that history tells us that the houthis do not respond to violence. they do not respond to air

we'll see you next week on "barron's roundtable." ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, thismaria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend to all. welcome come to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo coming to you from davos is, switzerland, this weekend. we are just days away from the next big gop showdown with 22 delegates at stake is, donald trump, nikki haley and ron desantis making hair way through new hampshire before the republican primary this tuesday. trump raising the stakes in the granite state as he dominates the polls leading nikki haley by double digits and ron desantis trailing behind them both. political commentators are divided on whether or not there's a path to victory for anybody but trump. >> to me, this is an open and shut case. donald trump is going to be the 2024 nominee. >> it's very clear what the race is. there's no ambiguity. it's going to be biden versus trump. >> ex-president only wins half of his party 's votes in iowa. you're supposed to do better than that. >> if ther

sir richard barrons is a former commander of the uk joint forces command.test waves of coordinated actions from the us and the uk had some effects on the houthis' capabilities. we yes, it is having some effect. i think as a rough estimate, about 30% of the houthi missile and drone capability has been destroyed, but of course it can be replaced, but this is an attritional act, it is not going to end the houthis' determination to go keep going or their ability to do so and it won't be the last air strikes from the us and the uk. so just to break this down, sir richard, what is the us and uk targeting of the houthis to reach that goal of diminishing their capabilities? we need to be clear that 90% of the material that the uk depends for its daily life arrives by sea. so freedom to of navigation on the oceans of the world is vitally important to the uk, and the houthi missiles and drones are interrupting that and sending ships on a long expensive detour round africa, the targeting of the drones, the missiles, the radars, the logistics that support the strikes a

.— i'm joined now by a former commander of the ukjoint forces command, sir richard barrons. news. we have seen another wave of co—ordinated action from the us and the uk. the goal is to degrade the capability of the houthis, do you think that is working? irate capability of the houthis, do you think that is working?— capability of the houthis, do you think that is working? we yes, it is havint think that is working? we yes, it is having some _ think that is working? we yes, it is having some effect. _ think that is working? we yes, it is having some effect. i _ think that is working? we yes, it is having some effect. i think - think that is working? we yes, it is having some effect. i think as - think that is working? we yes, it is having some effect. i think as are l having some effect. i think as are rough estimate about 30% of the houthi missile and drone capability has been destroyed, but of course it can be replaced, but this is an attritional act, can be replaced, but this is an attritionalact, it can be replaced, but this is an attritional act, it is not going to end

i'm joined now by a former commander of the uk joint forces command, sir richard barrons.pshot reaction to this news that there has been a further bit of action as i will repeat, a missile landing for two 500 meetings away followed by three small craft. t 500 meetings away followed by three small craft. ., �* ~' 500 meetings away followed by three small craft. ., �* ~ , ., small craft. i don't think we should be surprised _ small craft. i don't think we should be surprised because _ small craft. i don't think we should be surprised because the - small craft. i don't think we should be surprised because the who - small craft. i don't think we should | be surprised because the who these were never going to simply apologise and say they are never going to do this again. everyone would've factored in a divide response and that would include perhaps a response you just described. in the major question is still, will matter to return to the level of acts we saw before the strikes this morning or is this going to settle down to a level of aggravation? —— houthi. t level of aggrav

control of the largest prison in the country, and from the most notorious riobamba, one of the drug barronsble forces , the authorities manage to free the journalists taken hostage, but a real war is unfolding on the streets. they wanted to go live to make their statement, or what they had in mind, i don't know, but they were all armed, i saw them from cover, some were hooded and... they had good weapons, long- range weapons, and we were hiding the whole time. in cities , bandits fire at police and military personnel, killing them with braces. so, an unknown person simply throws a grenade into a bus with law enforcement officers and leaves without hindrance. shots are heard in the very center of keith. an army is being gathered at the presidential palace, but at best it is capable of holding the line. declared a regime of internal armed conflict in ecuador and granted exceptional powers to the security forces. what the effect of this measure is still unclear. the killings of police and military personnel continue, the streets remain under the control of militants, a real civil war has broke

important conversation with former trump attorney tim protori, traveling compliance attorney seth barron's white and tia mitchell, washington correspondent for the atlanta journal constitution. just going through what i've described, messy, reads a bit like a housewives episodes of some kind and yet all of it's going on is deeply interesting for so many reasons because it could actually mean this very important trial in georgia will be viewed through a lens that they don't intend it to be. let me begin with you here, tim, on this issue because look, we don't yet know what her response is to the allegations. she has not directly addressed them, but when you hear this at first blush, what do you think of? is this really tied to the facts of the case or really about a soap opera? >> it doesn't really have any bearing on the specific allegations in the case and they haven't really tied it to impropriety in bringing the indictment. so i think whenever you bring a prosecutorial misconduct motion and i've done this before, you ask for dismissal, disqualification and i see disqualification being a

she's a barron's hall of famer in terms of wealth management. listen to what she said about this market. >> i think the market is priced to perfection right now. we hit all-time highs. it's exciting to be on the show today. i'm a little worried. i was very bullish, i was doubling down on tech the last time we spoke in october. and valuations are a little stretched. things are priced to perfection. >> so that's what she said. i go, joe, to the idea does that mean we're at risk for a larger pullback for mega cap or not because of everything you said and even what stephanie said in the way that she sells alphabet? you say buy the mega caps. you have to believe there's going to be a dip buy in most, if not all, of these names, don't you think? >> i just think over the next 30 days you're in a period where you're void of any clear catalyst. i think the next comes from the federal reserve, you'll get the clarity the market is looking for on a rate cut. i'm disappointed in the price action today because you're not seeing what you should have seen. you

in the dead of winter when iowa's farmland is barron, the political landscape is anything but.fth generation iowa farmer and says this election the state's top industry is at a cross roads. >> i'm afraid if we keep heading down this path, we've got a lot of destruction ahead. reporter: the usda estimates production cost for farmers increased by about $15 billion in 2023. on top of inflation, de-grote worries the biden administration electric vehicle push will drastically we deuce the demand of ethanol, used in fuel for gas powered cars. >> most of our corn goes to ethanal, without that that would cripple the farm economy. reporter: kyle namen shares de-groote's concerns. >> seems like we're an easy scapegoat for the population looking for someone to blame and knowing full well we don't have a very big voice. reporter: we sat down with a whole group of family farmers to decide which candidates have caught their attention. tough hands, how many of you as republican caucus goers are undecided? four of you. two undecided voters, farmers and others out there and former president tru

they had a very close relationship with donald trump and their grandson, barron. well, still, to come, the locally based streaming company set to lay off hundreds of workers. >> and a live look right now at the big board, the new york stock exchange, up by about 125 points. another update on the markets next and who can forget this wild video we're now hearing from the clerk who jumped into the help this judge and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc seven at seven. >> we're live weekdays from 7 to 8 a.m. you can download the app now wherever you stream. >> 640 and we're keeping our eye on live doppler seven, along with satellite. and you can clearly see why, as our next storm is approaching from the north, we'll bring scattered showers throughout the day here locally and sierra snow heavy at times. we do have one isolated shower that crossed through the city over the last 30 minutes. it's now moving into the east bay around alameda, approaching san leandro. we'll find those showers becoming more widespread right around lunchtime t

"barron's" is writing for an older, more value added audience it's interesting for them to pull out tesla and put in united health i don't hate the idea. as investors we should get less excited about acronyms or groupings and focus on what we're doing and why. when you do that you start to realize a lot of these contrived groupings of stocks really are coming from a place of, like, journalistic interest more so than they're coming from the perspective of what makes sense for my portfolio yes, we need a term to write about these unbelievable performers that's short hand >> yeah, it's worked >> faang, mag seven. >> i want to point out on apple, don't start sending me stuff on social media, these are the technical facts. last july the nasdaq came out. you had earnings growth. take the mag seven every stock, mag seven, is above where it was when the nasdaq broke out in july except apple everything else has broken out >> down shy of 2%. we'll take a quick break more stocks on the move today. a pop for synopsys got some deal talk there we'll trade it we have a drop for paypal. those trades and

she says she cooks for barron and that's why he is so tall.looked up to the sky and said almost a prayer to her and thanked her husband for being so supportive of the family. he had the a.g. happened about 10:30, 10:40. the a.g. supported him. governor kim reynolds did not. he said come on over here brenda byrd. thank you for standing up against the pack and she said thank you, glad to do it. we need you. he also talked about how bad our country is right now with the middle east and the cob flicks. the attacks on israel. he talked about the border. the terrorists. you had touched on this earlier. we have seen a change in why people are going to the polls. it used to be the economy. that's still number two. in iowa, people went to the caucuses because they are so tired of an open border. >> brian: lawrence? >> lawrence: it's so true it. goes back to the general question. i asked these candidates all the time when i'm on the road and not only frustrates them but frustrates their campaign staff as well. how are you going to connect with the voter

laura barron-lopez has more.en and a woman drowned while attempting to cross into eagle pass, texas, at a section of the border recently seized by texas governor greg abbott. texas officials physically barred federal border patrol agents from entering shelby park, where they tried to respond to a distress call, according to the homeland security department. the texas military department said the migrants had already drowned by the time border patrol agents requested access, calling claims that agents were stopped from saving the migrants' lives "wholly inaccurate." joining me to discuss is democratic congressman henry cuellar, who represents a nearby texas border district. i should note that republican -- thank you for joining the newshour. i should note your colleague republican congressman tony gonzales, who represents eagle pass, declined our invitation for an interview. your district neighbors eagle pass. what have you heard from state and federal officials about the deaths of the migrants? laura: if the stat

laura barron lopez has more.ew york times investigation found auditors failed to identify child migrants working at production warehouses used by some of america's most recognizable brands, including skittles, mcdonalds, and gerber. in addition, the most common job for migrant children coming to the u.s. is also one of the most hazardous, roofing and construction, despite federal law prohibiting anyone under 18 from doing so. hannah dreier of the new york times joins me now. thank you so much for being here. you reviewed private audits connected at 20 production facilities for well-known brands. what did those audits reveal about the use of illegal child labor? hannah: at all of these production facilities there were children working usually the night shift wh fake ids, doing jobs totally off-limits for minors. industrial jobs, working with caustic chemicals, at slaughterhouses. despite the fact there were private auditors sent explicitly to find out if the plants were using child labor, these kids were missed ev