cheryl: i think so. the biggest question here is the texas national guard the money that the state of texas has spent to try the to shore up the southern bore sem border as then overrun with migrants trying to break into homes, ruining property. i mean, it's just -- the towns are suffering and i'm sorry, but biden's in washington looking at the texas southern border, saying there's no problem, things are secure. >> i think the elephant in the room 57 and it wasn't discusseds the fact that take cartels there, this is not a gang, it's a paramilitary operation, it's doing take a military footprint down there. i think the president did the math and he can see this is an important subject for the electorate, both sides of the aisle are pretty angry about this and it plays into 2024. i don't think anything is going to happen here. he's already embracing policy that he campaigned against. cheryl: lee, how political is this, the move by biden after the midterms, the next big elect election is going to be his ele

cheryl, good morning.k at how his lawyers were even allowed to do the search. i know in my office, even as a member of the armed services committee, if someone goes to work for me even if they had clearances in the past, it takes months and months and months to get our staff members cleared where they can even view classified information in a room where they're not allowed to remove the documentation and the idea that the justice department would allow lawyers without clearances to go search for the documents and that means handle the documents, i don't understand how they allow this to happen. the search there, it should have been handled by people who were in the law enforcement agencies, should have been handled by people who the justice department made sure had proper clearances to handle the classified documents and it's clearly a situation where the justice department is using kid gloves with regard to the current president of the united states and they used fbi tactical raids with the former preside

cheryl: all right.d seems like elon musk is setting the stage here and it seems like most of what we learned about twitter in the last several months since he's taken over the company, is a lot of the worst conspiracy theories have proven true and it seems to have silenced some critics in terms of what might have been an alternative way to handle covid. any thoughts on that? >> yeah. i mean, i think what we've learned is that what science is supposed to be is people using facts and data to come to conclusions and where the data is not clear we want to hear different voices so we can come to the right conclusion and we saw in a lot of ways a wholesale effort by some parts of the government to stop that critique, stop that debate and we learned now like you said that many of these critiques were true and i think that's bad for the american people and i thank elon for making twitter more honest in that respect and showing us what happened so hopefully it doesn't happen again. cheryl: the employees that had

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. monday, january 9, top stories 8:00 a.m. eastern time. take a look at futures, kick being off week dow up 101 s&p up 16 nasdaq up 55 1/2 we are looking ahead to december cpi report that comes out thursday, 8:a.m. eastern going to bring numbers, expectation for headlines 6 1/2% jump year-over-year, flat number minito month, bank earnings, on friday for you jpmorgan chase wells fargo bofa blackrock on friday, stocks finishing up more than 2% this past friday. after employment fell to 3 1/2% economy 23,000 nonfarm payroll jobs for december european markets kicking off as well mixed, ftse lower cac 40 dax higher asia overnight green across the board china reopening borders with hong kong japan for a coming of age day "mornings with maria" is live right now. >> we will new cbs news poll finding 64% americans say the condition of the economy is bad. just 31% saying it is good. so pessimistic about goods and services, 43% say family worse off financially than a year ago, as congress gets to

cheryl: okay.sman there is this yd, not -- let's make sure that nothing happens that we're going to make sure that spending stops of american people are tired of that they want to hear you just talked used word we need to have conversations tell me about conversations that are happening are you having conversations with democrats? how are they going what do you talk about what might you compromise on. >> there are conversations that take place, actually quite frequently, but there are position especially coming from white house, when you see their priorities, of even wanting to go back to policies that triggered inflation we are all suffering under right now, so, now i think there are my colleagues in the house democrats, who don't want to go there even though white house would prefer to go there to back to the spending measures that like i said triggered the inflation, but we need to sit down, you know, share ideas, and realize that the situation we are in is not sustainable long term. cheryl: aga

cheryl: how do you see this playing out with the vote next week? >> it is hard to say how it'll play out but i will tell you any delay in electing the speaker of the house will delay the republican agenda we are behind probably a month behind, 30 days in determining the chairman of our committee determining the seeds each republican will have to deliver on the promises that we made when we were campaigning, the vast majority of the republican conference support kevin mccarthy we had the bow and conference and we talked about the rules and what we wanted to do as a conference and we all voted on this but i think it's very unfair when i agree i do sometimes with the house freedom caucus like i sympathize on the issues that centrist most care about but the reason kevin mccarthy is a leader of the conference right now, he understands and understood how to get us into the majority. he supported candidates like me that representatives swing districts and purple districts and understood what it took to get us here not the vast majority that we wanted but

cheryl: so will we.e on to the other big story, more detail surfacing of president biden's classified documents kindle. the secret service admits they do have visitor logs from the president's home in delaware, remember that's where the documents were in the garage next to the corvette, your reaction. >> i think the big issue with the by the documents, if you look at it looks like what biden did on his face is much worse than president trump because president trump was the president of the united states with authority to declassify documents. joe biden was never the president at least during the relevant time period to declassify the documents because he was a vice president under barack obama and that the key dynamic. at the end of the day was probably going to happen here neither of them will be indicted so what were talking about the political story more than legal but certainly does not look good that joe biden had these documents in multiple locations apparently in with visitors coming and going int

has more. >> cheryl: listen to john kerry speaking at dabos.it is almost extra terrestrial to think about saving the planet. if you say that to most people, they think you are a tree hugging do-gooder and no relationship, but that is where we are. >> cheryl: over 1000 private jets will go to switzerland for the world economic forum, they could fly commercial, take the train, no, their private jets have to land next to where the forum is happening. they are telling us not to have gas stoves and buy electric vehicles. >> carley: it never gets less hilarious and hypocritical. >> cheryl: it is green peace calling out kerry and preachers telling us it is on our shoulders to save the planet. >> todd: i don't think mr. kerry understands the word extra terrestrial. san francisco, reparation not a hit with citizens of san francisco. >> cheryl: i used to be in the city of san francisco, i would not be happy to give $5 million to every person worthy of reparations. you spoke to ricci wynne, todd, this is his take and he is a currents taxpayer, listen. >>

" >> cheryl didn't.etting a reputation around town as this kind of batty lady with the pigtails, out there with her signs and the billboards -- >> everybody -- >> -- and the letters to the editor, and you became famous. >> everybody called me crazy. >> but not everybody. police began to take cheryl seriously after years of her struggling to draw attention to mike's case. >> miss cheryl is a straight-shooter and she tells it like it is. >> will mickler is an agent with the fdle, the florida department of law enforcement. a top cops agency with statewide jurisdiction. four years after mike went missing, they agreed to take the case. >> if it wasn't for miss cheryl, this case would have never gotten into the hands of criminal investigators. >> but mike's widow, denise, didn't appreciate what cheryl was doing. >> she's upset because she and her daddy said it was an invasion of their privacy. >> denise's friend, becky mass, in her defense, said denise told cheryl to stop all the noise because it was confusing

cheryl: exactly, exactly. now eric adams the mayor of new york city is being vocal and going against frankly the biden administration which i will say is brave and give him that and credit for that. maria: i'm very surprised. cheryl: he has a fiscal problem, maria. it's a money issue. that's what he's aware of. you mentioned $2 billion, new york city right to shelter city if anybody from anywhere in the country whether they are coming from the southern border or coming from iowa, if you come to the city and you say you are homeless, we will give you a place to stay, we will give you health care, we will give you all of these things. this isn't just going to the emergency room, maria, you walk in to a hospital they have to take you to new york city. as tax base flees new york city down to florida because all the crime and the homelessness, he knows the city cannot afford to house the migrants so he has no choice but to go against president biden and to call out what's happening at the southern border. so i will

house, cheryl lynn johnson.o this critical position, the clerk, as we know, serves as the legislative official, in the house, a position that goes back to the first clerk, to the first congress in 1789. and as was mentioned, she comes to us from the smithsonian institute, where she served as the director of government relations, among her many achievements, as was mentioned. cheryl helped to make the national museum of african american history and culture. a brilliant reality. but this is not her first tour of duty on capitol hill, in fact, she previously spent almost two decades in service, to this institution. she spent ten years as a chief investigative counsel, for the committee on education in the workforce, where she advanced reforms an elementary, secondary education, juvenile justice, child nutrition, labor issues, and employment and nutrition programs for seniors. miss johnson is a distinguished graduate of howard university law school, and the university of iowa. cheryl johnson exemplifies the highest

>> cheryl: i don't think there are ufos out there! >> emily: now no aliens!ily: entertainment, love jessica's point, but what hubris to think that we are the only beings out here, god created all of us and his power and imagination is limitless, i'm sure there are tons. >> lawrence: emily, you do not have to sell me, i am the camp, in texas it is really dark, i am open that i see some stuff, instead of being in a city where the lights are everywhere, i want to see it, it's the only thing is me physically seeing myself. >> tomi: the good news is if there is anything happening, we know that the government will be completely transparent and accountable for it, so i'm sure any day we will get the information. >> emily: hollywood facing a diversity dilemma, the actor are now putting out the limits of casting for political correctness, he says he was pumped to star as a bad guy and his latest role, but he argues that those spots for nonwhite actors are actually harder to come by these days and says in a recent interview with esquire, that "hollywood now" even thoug

. >> todd: we'll separate fact from media fiction with cheryl casone next. ♪ focus on what matters in.. being together. celebrating together. ♪ ...without letting anything keep you apart. walgreens pharmacists are here to help you stay well. and stay...together. ♪ >> todd: 60 activists facing domestic terrorism charges. >> carley: you see rioters smashing windows and torching a police car in response to deadly shoot out between a protester and an officer. brooke singman will tell us more. >> brooke: that is right, none of the six are even from atlanta, the chaos stemmed from a plan to build a public safety training center, whanti-police groups call a cop city. it came to a head when police say 26-year-old man shot and wounded a georgia state police officer tasked with removing people from the construction site. other officers shot back killing the man. andre dickens, says some individuals brought explosives and shattered windows of nearby businesses and set police cars on fire. in boston, daughter of house democratic whip katherine clark was arrested during a separate anti--cop protes

cheryl, your reaction?> cheryl: well, there's a few things that i think are interesting about all of this. first, the hypocrisy of president biden and the team dismissing through karine jean-pierre about the concerns about classified documents being at the home. the other thing i think is interesting in this piece of the story is the hunter biden -- remember, according to the washington free beacon, he lived in this residence before. not only do you have unsecure, classified documents at the home, the question now, did hunter biden haveing assess to those documents, washington free beacon says that is something that needs to be discussed and answered. james comer says i want an investigation into all of this. as you know, he's been getting pushback from the administration and the white house on multiple levels to get answers to who visited that home and when. and they need be more clear. if this is going to be the presidency of transparency and bipartisanship, this is not transparent and this is not biparti

casone brandon arnold, cheryl i am sure, a.i. is incredibly effective in a lot of industries we see it in medical breakthroughs in manufacturing, when you are talking about here you are talking about white collar jobs those jobs, that are gone after years of study university higher education, they are obsolete because of how effective he open a.i. is thoughts. cheryl: you can't stop innovation i think the reason we've seen uproar because of the 10,000 jobs being cut at microsoft, because microsoft said they wanted to make a multibillion-dollar investment and in a.i., use brains for a heck the human brain looking at ted lieu op-ed in "new york times," the first line says imagine a world where autonomous weaponize rode streets perpetuate biases hackers devastating cryer attack already doing cyberattacks before chatgpt came along i think a place for a.i., consumer service with airlines, with -- with, you know, microsoft with amazon a great place. for the consumer for the american consumer when it comes to technology like this i thin

. >> cheryl: is it 30 something in new york this morning?l: beach night is tonight, galveston, gulf shores, alabama. i was in gulf shores in my twenties, it has changed for the better. find that affordable beach house when you can. >> todd: former virginia tech soccer player benched by her coach who refused to kneel in support of black lives matter, scored settlement after she claimed her first amendment rights were violated. kiersten hening joins me now. kiersten, what is your reaction to the settlement? >> i'm happy it was settled. i think i was prepared to go to trial. i had a great set of lawyers, all thanks to them and my support system. i'm happy it settled before going toil troo. >> todd: this is about more than money and soccer, this is about taking a stand is not backing down. what are you hoping coming out of this ordeal? >> yeah, really just out of this i think this, i hope people use this as inspiration to stand up for what they believe in. at the time and present day, people feel thap can't stand up for what they believe or voic

cheryl casone has details. >> cheryl: old strategy that is good, put your attention over here, neverd what is happening over here and attack someone. he will attack republicans today over the economy, which will be interesting. he will go after virginia later today. we have a sense of what he's going to see from fox business and with regard to the economy, he will say biggest threat to progress is maga economic plan that will raise taxes on working families and he will point out there is 30% national sales tax, which has been brought up by some republicans, not majority, make gas prices more expensive, pull from the sbr, and cut social security and medicare. there has been some discussion about raising the age of medicare to 67 and social security benefits, you take at 70, these are not widescale proposals. karine jean-pierre did give us preview what is to come from president biden speech today, listen how she characterizes this. >> he's going to call out republicans, in particular, in the house, who are saying they want to cut social security and said clearly they want to cut medica

florida is getting crowded. >> cheryl: new yorkers love florida and now stats prove it. moved to florida than ever before. this is now a new record, shocker. why do you think that could be? crime, high taxes, maybe the weather. pretty sure it is crime and high taxes. this is amazing, you had cory mills on and talked about the fact with him that basically florida is where everybody is coming to and here is what he had to say about it. >> cory: during my campaign, i said people are voting with their feet, they are tired of this taken general or may are on or governors in new york and california who have soft on crime, catch and release, no bail reform that criminalality is going through the roof and taxation is going through the roof, make america florida. governor desantis said florida woke go to die, this is last shining beacon outside of texas. >> cheryl: i'll leave it here, we've seen people from california mutual to texas and people from new york move to florida, that did not change in 2022. >> todd: it did not. >> carley: still no answers about the supreme court elec

cheryl casone joins us now. >> cheryl: with all the issues with classified documents that keep appearingthrowing shade at republicans for being fiscally irresponsible is too little too late. both parties are fiscally irresponsible, here is response from marsha blackburn, shes if it is fiscally demented, not sure what you call president biden's leadership. ronny jackson saying attacking republicans while washington democrats spent at historic levels to fund the green new deal is hypocritical. national debt is trillions of dollars, president biden is bragging about reducing the deficit, let's beer cloo issue the deficit went down because covid spending was pulled back, it wasn't something president biden did, it was in the works. >> carley: you don't reduce the deficit when you pass the reduction act or infrastructure bill. major dollars. >> cheryl: overall point, inflation is coming down, fair enough, but we are 6.5%, that is nothing to be celebrated. >> todd: are your eggs down? no, eggs are $10 a carton, it is ridiculous. >> carley: what about wyoming? >> cheryl: a group of lawmakers in

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cheryl casone is here, i would argue we are already there, but i'm no economist. >> cheryl: look at theechnically is a recession, but somehow we are having a debate we didn't have recession last year. i say we did. this is consumer price index, report we do every month. inflation did peak in june, the pan the consumer is feeling is exponential. look at food and shelter cost, big piece of cpi. this is year over year comparison, and it is $72 over last year, shelter $82 more december to december. look at consumer spending in december in 2021. what does this tell you, that the american consumers are feeling the pain and the american consumer right now is telling you, i am in a recession and i'm paying more for eggs and everything else at the grocery store. >> carley: how the american people feel, jenny has interesting comments on the debt ceiling, we'll hit limit on thursday? >> cheryl: this is what speaker mccarthy said when he got this letter from janet yellen, listen to the response from the letter from janet yellen? >> every state has to budget, county, city, for the white house to say

>> cheryl: not over until may 11th. about control, has nothing to do with their opinion on covid pandemic or not. according to him, we are out of the pandemic situation, it is endemic now. this is about programs enacted under the covid emergency we had. obviously 2020 and 2021 and all the way into 2022, think about student debt and healthcare, insurance markets, telehealth, medicaid, those things will be changing. this is about, i will say this about control, republicans are saying enough. let's get rid of the covid emergency, there is a move, this is representative bret guthrie, he will make a move in the house. senate will not take it up, president biden would veto it anyway. steve scalise makes a good response about this. he says house republicans are making it clear days of the biden administration being able to hide behind covid to waste billions on their radical agenda is over. >> todd: done. it is endemic now, move on. >> cheryl: jacqui heinrich made a good point last night about the fact this is student debt for

not us. >> todd: have a great weekend. >> cheryl: i need more sleep. >> todd: love it. you, my friend. the new york congresswoman, aoc, leading coa ligsz of democrats in slamming joe biden border policy for being too strict. >> president biden is reversing his promise to restore access to asylum at our southern border. >> this administration is making it impossible to seek refuge at our border. >> ashley: we have a reality check for democrats coming up next. . . ♪ the right to seek asylum is enshrined in domestic and international law and the united states is a shining example. this administration is making it effectively impossible to seek refuge at our border. president biden should listen to the courts and human rights activists and reverse course. >> todd: aoc isn't crying at the border she and 66 over democrats sent a letter to president biden criticize go ahead his so-called strict border policy saying quote instead of issuing a new asylum transit ban and expanding title 42. we encourage your administration to stand by your commitment to restore and protect the ri

i'm emily compagno. 20 me ainsley earhardt, cheryl casone, katrina campins, and todd pirro., we began with the biden administration's tone-deaf attempt to push pricey electric vehicles as americans struggle to pay the bills. food prices are still up 10% from last year. the gas prices jumping or five, straight weeks. and a disturbing new study reveals that 8 million americans earning more than $100,000 a year are living paycheck to paycheck. meanwhile, president biden is touting electric vehicle tax credits tweeting this, "on my watch the great american road trip will be fully electrified with a picture of himself in a luxury hummer." one that doesn't even qualify. the starting price of that vehicle is 87,000 vehicle, which is double the medium american salary. after severe criticism the white house said the president driving a jeep that actually disqualified. ainsley come it is difficult to take them serious because the point remains that no matter what the president starts touting, it is always toned epic in concept and tone-deaf in optics with however he tries to market it

cheryl and kenny, great conversations today.est virginia senator joe manchin made some news in terms of the debt ceiling tomorrow, and we also got a sense of the sentiment on the ground. it was not as negative as a lot of people thought about the global economy. yes, a lot of people are expect ing recession and a sharp slowdown this year, but not as detrimental as many expected coming into this meeting, cheryl >> cheryl: maria i think we talked a little bit earlier in the show about these technology layoffs this white collar job loss, if you will, but we still have a pretty tight labor market when it comes to the services sector, when it comes to restaurants, truck drivers, and inflation is slowing. we just got that data 30 minutes ago so i think the feds going to be an interesting data point to watch in two weeks from now when they meet and make their decision on interest rates. >> right. maria: what do you think, kenny? >> right. so i do agree and i think we are going into a recession i'm not calling for a deep long one but i

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cheryl casone with all the details now, cheryl.urt has unsealed the search warrant for idaho quadruple suspect brian koehberger's apartment. a pillow with reddish brown stain, black glove, possible hair strand and shoes with diamond pattern souls which match it is footprint that was found at the scene. koehberger is charged with four counts of first-degree murder and one count of felony burglary. he has yet to enter a plea. well, former the walt disney executive jeff barrell $119,000 a day, barrell started working at disney as chief corporate affairs officer in january of 2022, less than four months later he left the company. made over get this $8 million in total compensation on top of this morell paid 500,000 to move family from la to london and 500,000 to move away when he lost his job. okay, that's a nice gig. walt disney, the stock is down by 1% this morning in the premarket. well, prosecutors are set to reveal whether or not charges will be filed against actor alec baldwin for the fatal shooting of cinematographer helena hutc

cheryl casone has details. cheryl. cheryl: so maria -- excuse me, dagen. my gosh.night after a russian strike on a ukrainian building, the building destroyed by one russian ro rocket. about 1700 residents live in the multistory building. chinese ride hailing gi giant di global able to accept new usesers. beijing targeted didi in a cyber security probe. the stock is down more than half a percent this morning in the premarkets. well, she is beauty, she is grace, ms. usa is crowned the winner of the 71st ms. universe pageant. she beat out nearly 90 other contestants on saturday. she was crowned on stage. watch. >> the new miss universe is usa! [cheers and applause] cheryl: so it's been a deck ate since a miss usa contestant took the crown. the last winner was in 2012. she is the first philippino american to win miss usa. and my, how these pageants have changed over the years. when i was a kid, this was the thing to watch. anyway -- >> it's a miracle it survived. i didn't even know this was still -- cheryl: i know. it's like we sill have these contests. hi. what? dagen

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl. cheryl: good morning again.ts in des moines were targeted in a iowa education center for at risk youth. two males age 16 and 18 fatally shot before 1:00 p.m. local time monday. the center's president and founder also injured during the shooting. well, the food and drug administration proposing yearly covid vaccines comparing the process to the annual flu shot under this new proposal most adults and children would get an annual shot to protect from mutating and changing covid virus. fda's goal simplify, excuse me, future vaccination efforts. no more having to count how many shots you've had basically with annual vaccine people wouldn't have to keep track with how many shots they've had and how many. make it annual event. report surfacing that amazon founder jeff bezos can sell washington post in order to buy washington commander's football team. the billionaire bought the post, he spent $250 million at the post at the time. remember the paper exposing commander's team owner dan snyder toxic workplace environment,

. >> todd: take a close look at the bill with cheryl casone.se data-driven insights to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪you fill up my senses >> carley: missouri senator josh hawley introducing bill to ban members of congress and their spouses from owning or trading stocks and taking jab at nancy pelosi calling it the pelosi ath. >> todd: most perfect business person here with the details. >> cheryl: perfect? a lot to live up to this morning. paul pelosi, this brilliant trader, there has always been questions about what he knew to make the different trades he made, particularly technology trades. with new congress coming in, new house, this move to actually change, prevent elected leaders from owning securities and investments and their spouses. they get six months after assuming office to divest holdings, violation of the bill means return profit to american taxpayers, not sure how that i will work. mutual foouns and treasu

cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl.ia, lawmakers and air safety advocates have been warning the federal off a united nations a administration for years about their pilot alert system, calling it flailing vintage hardware. pilots and industry officials saying the alert system used to notify pilots of potential what a guards is outdated. the ground stop shook the nation as thousands of flights were canceled and delayed. well, lisa marie presley, the daughter of elvis presley, has died. she was found unresponsive in her home yesterday after going into full cardiac arrest. this just days after she was seen at the golden globes with her mother, priscilla presley, to celebrate the movie about her famous father. tributes pouring in overnight. her mother did release a statement, quote, it is with a heavy heart that i must share the devastating news, my beautiful daughter, lisa marie has left. she was the most passionate, strong and loving woman i have ever known. john t travolta writing this, i will miss you but i know i'll see

>> cheryl: no, we have time.ed to have a conversation about out of control spending because all of thatim it is lus thrown into the system got us to inflation today. if you don't stop the out of control spending and it is both parties, both sides have done it, it is time fiscal responsibility in washington. i think bring it on. >> todd: core group of republicans seem to understand both parties need to reign this in now. >> cheryl: the house always controls the purse strings and know ares have taken control of the house. >> carley: nike is closing a landmark seattle front, why? >> cheryl: because of crime, people have had it and business owners are walking away, 23% spike in fatal shootings in seattle and a lot of companies are bailing on seattle, to be clear here. not amazon yet. you have starbucks and nike. seattle credit union, we've seen what has been happening downtown, the association says for several years retailers have been evaluating changing need for space and scale. we never like to see a downtown reta

cheryl: a gut instinct.aria: i slick what gerry baker wrote about davos set, that you know what, they have been wrong for so long, you know, they were a lot more optimistic than i expected on the ground last week i don't know if applying it. >> you are right i think saying expect recession zero shock value i think everybody kind of accepted that is what interesting we did look back at what would be a holy grail of policy what i think aeb hoping would happen there haven't been many 1949, three, 93 to 95 probably last one everybody agrees on, during each period the unemployment rate kept going down so if you can keep the labor market, from getting completely unhinged maybe that is maybe the key we will find out next friday. maria: james watching the labor market, let me ask you as a traderer as investor long term would you apply stocks here or short this market. >> a i would not be applying yet i think too soon i do think that you need to start to thinking about a bottom, being put in this year, because if the

>> cheryl: i love brownies. >> carley: their uniform is brown. >> cheryl: i was a brownie, i didn't likewn uniform. i never in my wildest dream thought we would be talking about, this is their version of girl scouts, brownies is racist. apparently it is. here is their reason, it wasn't about name or origin, girls experience racism and felt they were not welcome in girls guides. so that is what is happening in canada. >> carley: this story yesterday with ucla. >> todd: stop throwing my bruins -- university of southern california, usc, ucla is good one. >> carley: they banned the word field, they said it was racist. >> cheryl:control, somebody that was a brownie and girl scout. that wasn't great, it was great as a child to be part of the groups. >> carley: brownie because uniform is brown, nothing to do with race, here we are. >> todd: you are upset about the uniform not because of woke issues, but for fashion. i am not mad at you, if usc can't go on a field, their football team can't play and they will have no season and my ucla bruins will be in better shape. usc eliminated the word fiel

maria: cheryl you have more. cheryl: there was a increase in residential fix me.ou had a increase in new single family construction brokers' commission go back talk about consumer, this is in release, they say the increase in consumer spending reflected services that was partly cloudy upset by decrease in goods so we are doing more, we're buying less things increase led by international travel food services, that is restaurants accommodations, also, healthcare, so talking about kind of a shift in consumer spending we saw in the fourth quarter, but overall the big jump that you see, the increase that we saw going into 2.9%, 2.6% private inventory investment the consumer spending i dug into federal government spending, state local government spending nonresidential fixed investment, again housing in a recession yes government is still spending. maria: even though we are talking about fuel off highest levels of the inflation peak period, john catsimatidis the price of brent and crude, are above the levels of where they were when joe biden started selling oil from the

i see you shaking your head. >> cheryl: he is a celebrity. this comes down to power and money, and he has both. it's being honest year. they have their defense. we saw it in that interview with george stephanopoulos that he said he did not pull the trigger. we have already seen his defense. that is what we will see play out. and i heard jenny and say to you in the last hour let's be honest here. this is going to come down to celebrity if this goes to court. the other question is the liability with the production company. that's my other question, how much of the financials of the production company, the fact that you have a young armorer inexperience, that was her first big job. she was in over her head. now that is a civil case and not criminal. >> harris: for certain, but what i would say about that, and it is part and parcel to this idea of how many people were complaining on that side? people had walked out, as emily mentioned, the night before, so i don't know how deep those pockets could be, but they have gone after the deepest pockets,

let's get to cheryl casone. cheryl: dow component big barometer of the consumer, stock up 1 and a half percent. double beat more mcdonalds. this is 12, to 13% jump earnings per share wise and renew coming 5.93 billion the street was looking for 5.68 billion, it's the sales story that's really strong at mcdonalds. us same store sales up 10.3% and global sales up 12.6%, a piece of that is stronger than expected numbers out of europe believe it or not, they are also talking about the issue when it comes to inflation and price increases. also price increases in particular at mcdonalds. that's a big part of the story here. the burger giant coming with strong same-store sales and talking about growth and inflation, they also said they believe inflation will persist for them. remember, mcdonalds does a really good job in my opinion in keeping prices low but then they also have to eat some of the costs when it comes to inflation. strong quarter for mcdonalds. short-term inflationary pressures will continue but they do r

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maria: cheryl has more.t stephanie is talking about in this piece of the report the government says exactly what stephanie is reiterating the shelter index was pt dominant factor in index for core in administrator comments kind of a mix the government is saying it is that shelter, number, and also way want to pick up on something mark was talking about, eggs are 65% higher year-over-year kwoo. maria: what say again. cheryl: 65% higher year over year egg focuses. >> the egg more fee of year-over-year tell economic story than little minijumps month-to-month eggs higher murn to month 65% year-over-year. >> that is the essentials stuff buying a deduce eggs cheryl told us up 65% shelter stephanie told up us up 8% the essentials food fuel, and -- food fuel and shelter. and, you know, yeah, you are getting a break on fuel but that is about it. >> you analysis of year-over-year i look at personal budget i know sickening but i want to focus on one actually confusing to me, tyler's analysis spot-on, but if weigh break

let's get to cheryl on general motors earnings. cheryl, over to you.just crossed at once. he let's start with gm. the stock is up almost 4%. the company coming in with a beat on earnings per share, 2, 12, street looking for a buck 69. they also had a strong beat on revenue, $43.11 billion, the estimate was 40.65. a strong beat on revenue and earnings. i want to say here they're talking about 11,000 new jobs being he created in north america. they're going to be building four u.s. cell plants, lithium batteries. that's the big news on general motors. let me get to exxon, another one we were looking at. double beat on exxon right now. the stock is down a little more than 2 and-a-half percent. the stock was moving higher going into the report. 340 earnings per share, estimate was 329. so a strong beat for exxon. 95.43 billion on revenue. and the estimate was 94.67 billion. really quick, i do want to get to caterpillar right now. they that's a little bit of a different story from what i'm seeing on the numbers if i get anything wrong, please correct me. i'

casone joins us now >> cheryl: parents are upset.e knew about the one school, we started the story on "fox and friends first" and now it is expand. he is expanding the investigation into the awarding of the merit award and finding out principals sent e-mails saying you won your acommendations, too little too late. inner pas are up in remembera, kids were not made aware of the merit awards. there is allegation this was racially motivated by the sch schools other taeting asian americans. witty, everybody gets a ribbon, this is where we are. you talked to the parents, listen to this. >> this idea of equal outcome for everyone, what does that mean for merit scholars? the school doesn't want them to you can is seed or the superintendent want them to be equal. >> this is my son's record, there are laws that require all our academic records be put in those, two years later i discover my son was a commended student. >> cheryl: the parents are speaking up forun stereos across virginia, this has been going on for a while. you have governor you

. >> carley: cheryl casone is here with more, this is expensive. >> cheryl: this employee was willingout conditions at this hotel and how migrants are living there. >> this is a migrant hotel, we don't have guests anymore. so we got people who are getting drunk, using marijuana, they are punching and beating their wives or their girlfriends. we have teenagers running around wild around the hotel >> cheryl: 26,000 are being housed in this hotel, majority are in hotels and the other thing he talked about the cost of it. we're looking at if you add up if it is four to five hundred per day, of course the hotel sold out the entire space to the city. we saw this during covid, hotels were taking over, that time the homeless in new york city and then the hotels were like, we'll sign a contract here, talking over million dollars a day is the estimate and fire risk at what is happening. they are using hot plates, illegal hot plates in their rooms. >> carley: the city is spending so much money, the taxpayers, to provide migrants with food and they are throwing it away. he says tons of food going

cheryl casone with details now. to nine floors in the building on chicago's south side. it started on the 15th floor shortly after 10:00. an elderly woman is in critical condition, a firefighter injured. no word on what started the blaze. a judge ruling that the ssp must release all body camera footage from the attack against paul pee pelosi, the husband of former house speaker p nancy pelosi. this comes after news outlets demanded the release, saying the public has the right to see all court records and proceedings. the department releasing the 911 call, parts of the interview with the suspect. he is facing multiple charges from the attack that include battery, attempted murder, you attempted kidnapping. the cause of the new york stock exchange glitch wreaking havoc on stock trading, simple human error. the root of the problem was a manual error involving the exchange's disaster recovery configuration, as a result, hundreds of stocks experienced inaccurate price quotes. the biggest snafu in several years. all syste

cheryl casone has details. cheryl. cheryl: that's right, dagen.all out on the tarmac. the american flight was on the runway and as it was crossing the runway the delta planes was cleared for takeoff. air traffic controllers noticed the potential collision. they ordered the delta aircraft to halt takeoff. the jets came within 1 you thousand feet of each other -- 1,000 feet of each other. investigators are probing the incident from friday night. now to the latest on the deadly crash in nepal. officials located the black box of the plane. all 72 parished when the crashed into a river gorge. it.well usa a today publishing n article warning against the use of culturally sensitive works like aloha, hola, shalom. i guess usa today went woke. the writer said the use of words could come off as mockery or be a micro aggression, the context in which they are used changes the way they perceived, he writes. the bengals got a wild card win over the ravens as cincinnati defensive end scoops up a fumble for the game winning touchdown. the longest fumble returned

cheryl, thank you so much. drastic measures now to avoid shelling out for expensive eggs. including raising chickens. or m smuggling eggs across the southern border. jeff flock is at his home in pennsylvania with a look at these egg-stream measures. jeff. >> reporter: i knew that was coming. the chickens are coming home to roost at my house here, maria. this is what believe it or not a lot of people are doing. this is a business called rent a chicken which homestead phil thompkins is here, he is putting the coop in place. you've been doing this for almost 10 years. >> 10 years now. we've been growing all over the united states and canada and now i'm here at your house, expanding your flock. >> reporter: exploding. it's never been more popular because of the price of eggs. >> the price of eggs has increased our sales. >> reporter: you see what the prices are, over 1%% in the-100% in the last year. >> the prices should stabilize in the next 24 to 36 months. right now, i can tell you, i can bring you chickens. >>

cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl.le here, seven people are dead and one person critically injured in california's second mass shooting in three days, the attacks occurred monday south of san francisco. they were targeted, related shootings. a 67-year-old was arrested without incident. a semiautomatic weapon which authorities believe was used in the shootings was recovered. meanwhile, the mo monterey park death toll rising to 11 after one of the victims succumbed to gunshot wounds. law enforcement investigating the motive behind the attack. he took his own life in a shopping plaza parking lot 30 miles from where the shootings took place. nine survivors still hospitalized, maria. we don't have an update on their conditions. we are following the story out of california for you this morning. those are some of your other headlines. back to you. maria: we'll get back to you as news develops. cheryl, thank you. meanwhile, a new study finds the united states defense industry is not prepared for a prolonged war with china. the

cheryl, your reaction. cheryl: we're moving on, maria. next question, everybody. i just love this.hat we're seeing be in the white house briefing room right now. look, these new photos of hunter biden in the corvette, of course he was driving the corvette. he was living at the house. none of this should come as a shock to anybody. what is shocking is you how this has been mishandled from the beginning, not just the time line which we've talked about but also the fact that it was doj officials going to the house for the document search, not the fbi. who should have been in charge of this from the beginning, the fbi, and had they were not. that's the biggest thing. of course, hunter biden was in the corvette. it's just slop hpy, maria. that's what it comes down to, whether it was the biden penn center or what happened at the house, it was sloppy mishandling of documents that then vice be president biden should have never had be in his possession. he was not president biden. he was vice president biden, maria. maria: yeah. well, you know, i mean, there's that. p sloppy actually a very

. >> ainsley: cheryl casone joins us now. why? seeing now since the beginning of 2023 we have seen 200,000 layoffs in the technology industry around the world. a lot of these tech companies built up their workforces during the pandemic. look at peloton, for example. they were one of the first companies that said we are going to lay off. it's because the demand started to slow down. seeing that at amazon. not really drivers amazon to give you an example not laying off there it's in the books division; in the devices division but these companies are saying we are going into a recession. ceos are very pessimistic. most pessimistic we have seen them be really since 2008 during the financial crisis. they are saying we are about to get leaner and meaner. it's probably going to continue for a little bit. >> brian: doesn't seem reflective in the job numbers every week. >> cheryl: not showing up in the data. that's where the head scratcher comes in because the government data does not reflect what you are seeing in these white collar indus