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. >> carley: cheryl casone has details. >> cheryl: we had 21.9 million jobs lost at the height of thecouple years, they came back. what president biden did that was interesting last night, he said we created 15 million jobs. you have not, bulk of those were lost during covid and came back. companies were able to open up doors and bring people back to work, they did. that stood out to me. listen to him talk about exactly with his phone how he is responsible for job recovery in this country. >> president biden: i inherited an economy on the brink and now our economy is the envy of the world. 15 million new jobs in just three years, a record. a record. >> cheryl: let's talk about the 5.4 million jobs created. 199,000 are manufacturing jobs that come from government spending because the government said we will give companies tax breaks. we are going to get the jobs report and expecting 200,000 and will cover that on fox business. >> carley: one line that stuck out to me about the economy, he said our economy is the envy of the world. the president needs to manage and walk the balance of p

cheryl: , okay.g to numbers right now actually sorry if i didn't come right away we are looblg inline month-over-month month-to-month up .4% in line with expectations dow down 113, we were higher before this number crossed, okay year-over-year came in hotter than expected 3.2%, the gain 3.1% expectation, okay? so we actually come in a little bit hotter month-over-month, as well as we just jumped a tenth percentage point for month-over-month. >> core came in moter on month-over-month basis, versus expectations came in .4% higher on core month-over-month expectations was up .3%, core hotter than expected 3.8% looking for 3.7% but i do want to point out on this yearier core number a tenth% better than read from last month, let's get into some components of this, okay? we did see as expected a gain in the energy and gasoline market we thought going to happen, energy, that opponent jumping 2.3% month-over-month gasoline up 3.8% month-to-month now vehicle sales seen going higher down a tenth of a percent,

thank you so much to jerry, stephanie, doug, mark, chris and cheryl. thank you, everyone.ning bell for a thursday. let's check markets here, we continue to see a rally underway despite these hotter than expected inflation firms. -- numbers. the dow up 113, nasdaq up 38, s&p 500 higher by 9.25 as bitcoin hangs around all-time highs, pulling back from yesterday and earlier in the week but still at $3 73,000 -- 73,000 on bitcoin. have a great day, everybody. "varney & company" picks it i now -- picks it up now. stu, take it away. stuart: everyone's looking at inflation so -- to see where the fed will go with rates. all right. in the last year, producer

cheryl: came in 275,000.hat is much hotter than expected we saw this again, are we saw this in january saw this in december seeing it again. the unemployment rate went up to 3.9%. higher 3.9% the expectation was 3.7%. 229, is revision, excuse me for january, karoline? okay, i knew this was coming i wanted producers to give it to me right away we have revised january jobs' report, down from 353,000 to 229,000. that is a massive, massive revision, i wanted that out i knew i had a feeling was coming we talked about it yesterday the markets are reacting, let me give you other pieces of the report now government jobs, 52,000 government jobs, added, labor force participation, 62.5, that is in line with what we had, last month. average hourly earnings, year-over-year, 4.3%. pretty much in line looking for 4.4. as far as other jobs private sector jobs, that also came in much hotter than expected that came in at 223,000. we were looking for 160,000, there. the average workweek 34.3, that is in line. and, again, i gave

>> cheryl: does not seem like turbulence.ou know when you hit turbulence and he told the journal, boom, out of the blue the plane headed down and everyone went up. they are saying it was technical issue and took the black boxes from the plane, you don't do that if it is turbulence. this is the investigation. last year was the safest year for flying and no fatalities on any passenger jets. but all issues at boeing and the whistleblower, self-inflicted wound that killed himself. the stock shares of boeing are down 29% year to date. >> carley: will people look at this news and think about buying a techet. >> cheryl: wear your seat belt. >> carley: sound aice from a former flight attendant. the house votes on a bill that could see tiktok banned in the u.s. >> todd: serious debate across the nation, congressman that introduced it will join us next. at ameriprise financial our advice is personalized based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. a

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maria: are cheryl.o boulevard, i found interesting this is put together in new york city, all talking immigration southern border violence that is what life is like in new york city, this isn't just about presidential election there is a lot of ballot races primary ballots for supertuesday and june in other primaries in new york people laugh when i say, i don't know if new york state could go red, i can see new york state going for donald trump watching the answers from my fellow -- just now i don't think i am wrong in that assumption people are fed up with what has happened, not going to blame president biden blaming lom officials maybe governor. maria: new york feels different place you are right about that i agree with that we will take a break come right back you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business stay with us. . . ♪ . mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move

. >> carley: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning. to capitol hill to give insight what the fed plan is on interest rates. it may rock the markets, coming off historic highs. brand new fox poll shows it is the economy, it is the biggest worry this election cycle ahead of immigrant, abortion and healthcare. 73% say it is fair or poor, slight improvement from december. stock market pchlsz could be a piece of that as 401(k)s show gains. 58% say biden has not helped the working class, 61% say he's failed on the economy. and there are high prices on gas, food and consumer products and president biden targeting corporations again saying it there fault citing shrink-flattion, which cookie monster posted about. administration creating task force for things on cereal, cracker and said cookies. >> todd: somebody talked to cookie monster about his grammar? >> carley: you read that tweet well. >> todd: former governor andrew cuomo facing fresh scrutiny for how he handled covid. >> cheryl: he will address what some call wreck less mishandling of n

. >> todd: cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: key read on inflation today 8:30 a.m. eastern time.icans are paying for food, gas and shelter, the biggest comb poenent. after a month long delay, president biden revealing his budget and clocks in at 7.3 trillion. here is president. >> president biden: last president enacted 2 trillion tax cut that benefits the wealthy. big corporations exploded the federal deficit. debt. turn on tv and you think he's telling the truth. >> cheryl: that budget increase defense spending, domestic spending, medicare and medicare and commits to affordable housing and restores covid era tax credit, money for child care for families making $200,000 or less and billions for affordable housing units and reducing cost of college. president plans to pay for this offset by taxing the wealth and he corporations, increase in corporate tax rate 28% and installing minimum tax for billion dollar corporations. house republicans are calling the budget more reckless spending, they propose 14 trillion in spending cuts. all this now kicks into gear, this argument, current

cheryl. >> cheryl: the texas ag is looking at spirit aero system holdings, the company that producess have plague said ed the air airline. in a statement paxton saying potential risk associated with certain airplane models is threatening, i will hold any company responsible if they fail to maintain standards by the law and do everything in my power to make sure manufacturers take passenger safety seriously. he is asking for information on dei and commitment they made to workers who may not have been the best candidate for the job. head of tesla motor, do you want to fly in an airplane where they prioritize dei over your safety? that is happening. >> joey: i do not want to fly on a dei aircraft. chicago migrants being moved out of their place of residence there. >> cheryl: some of them are, in chicago, five districts, more than 10,000 migrants living throughout 23 shelters in the city and five park districts where they have been living. those living in the field houses, gauge park, broadway armory park, they will be moved to other shelters and the city will resume park programming and

drop the mic. >> cheryl: musk said he has zucker in his ear and he got fired.tting there with -- look, sometimes elon musk and bezos goes back and forth, elon musk is worth $200 million and that is the interview you do with him? he is a genius, i saw missed opportunity and he just gave you a deal and you attack him on your platform? don lemon, not the smartest move. >> kayleigh: don, don, don, you really have the oddacity to say do you have responsibility to the truth? you're don lemon, you help perpetuate the russia conspiracy with your compatriots over there at cnn. i've missed don so much, outside of gutfeld, greatest comedy on television. it is that crazy. come back, somewhere, don, i will watch. >> emily: guys, come back to us, more "outnumbered" in just a moment. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer.

. >> todd: >> cheryl: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: this will translate to november. the numbers, $138 billion has been forgiven, add on what we just got, more forgiveness, 6 billion for public service workers, things like nurses and police officers, total of 144 billion worth of debt cancellations. it is a staggering number. now doing math on the fly on "fox and friends first," everybody. you're welcome. anyway, all of this has been in the face of the supreme court rejecting biden administration last year and their plan. and also, critics will tell you, this does not help future borrowers, high cost of college, source of the problem, i say this many times and sound like a broken record, cost of college and loans are still being handed out. this is a bandaid. >> carley: you keep saying it over and over because he keeps cancelling student loan debt. this is taxpayer money funding loan buyouts. they are weighing in on which cars we can and cannot buy. >> cheryl: charles payne was weighing in on this yesterday. charles, great in the hallway, we talk stocks and it doesn't

meantime, in joe biden's economy, no longer dollar store, cheryl, it is $7 store. >> cheryl: forget walmartnt stores like dollar tree, in response raising the gap. shoppers making $125,000 and up, visiting the stores across the united states, they added 3.4 million customers last year. high inflation and price of consumer goods, reason americans are downsizes. >> todd: two ways to toss to you on the next story, two former presidents on democratic side are rallying in new york city to support president biden and his reelection campaign or traffic around our building will be a freaking nightmare. you take which one you want. >> cheryl: run from midtown new yorkers and save yourself tonight. get ready for gridlock in new york city. president byted will be arriving around 1 p.m. today, he will go to wall street and game over for the city. despite eye rolls and grumbles of everyday new yorkers, the president is coming to town to raise big money for his campaign. former presidents barack obama and bill clinton will join him at radio city music hall across the street from fox news. moderated by st

cheryl, your thoughts?us recently that all of these chip manufacturing was going to be coming back to the united states? oh, yes he did. and we're not seeing that. we're not seeing that happen at all. so so much for that big investment in chip production here in the united states. it's been a big failure. i'll glad she brought it up in her report. maria: i think joe, these companies would like to have the manufacturing elsewhere and like to diversify but it hasn't happened and we're still reliant 90% of these advanced chips made in taiwan, if china goes in there, this is going to be a major issue, joe. >> yeah, this is one of those things where we should be rooting for the biden administration, whenever -- trump administration or whoever comes next to get underway. absent an a invasion of taiwan it's part of the chinese national strategy to be a global lead r by 2030 and this is something they will use to surveil their own people, foreign adversaries, use it for repress i've purposes so we should always be

. >> todd: cheryl casone has the latest on the boeing trouble.ut of ways to say, this happened yet again? >> cheryl: i will start with united, learning of a fifth incident in last week that san francisco bound boeing left australia and suffered fuel leak and returned to sydney. the flight was two hours in. american airlines boeing triple seven forced to make emergency landing last night at lax. there were reports it was a blown tire, american is not confirming that. everyone got off the plane safely. we are learning new information, boeing max nine, that plane the door blew out midair in january during the alaska airline flight, it was scheduled for a safety check right after that flight. day before the door flew out on january 5, engineers and technicians were so concerned about the mounting evidence of a problem, they wanted the plane to undergo maintenance, interviews and documents show. more trouble for boeing. faa review of production plant in washington found the company failed 33 aspects of production out of 89 reviewed. the company is vow

cheryl casone here with more on the economic impact of the collapse, cheryl?er ports, the surrounding ports whether it's norfolk in particular, the new york port or philadelphia those will take on the bulk of imports and exports. it's not so simple. one thing that baltimore was best known for was vehicles. cars, trucks and also construction equipment. think cranes. that's what you would put in and out of that baltimore port. 750,000 cars and vehicles actually moved in and out of that mostly in to that part. subaru, mercedes, mazda. those will be the carmakers most effected and then also raw sugar imports huge domino sugar factory there. there will be issue there those will be disrupted. also, think about l and g exports. the u.k. europe. liquified natural gas. major exports out of this port of lng. that's going to be an energy problem for folks over in europe. also, just the jobs. i mean, you have to think about it. it's about 15,000 jobs or so that are actually tied to that port but really 140,000 jobs tied to that port. it's a big economic story as well. it

casone is here. >> cheryl: mark cuban coming to defense of former president trump. to ted lou, who wrote trump claims he is a billionaire but cannot pay his -- cuban responded, ted, you know i'm no supporter of ump trump, you are wrong, net worth is different from cash in the bank, we were in a zero interest rate environment, keeping cash in the bank or money market was young and searching for yield killed small banks last year. trump might have hurt himself, while president he was arguing for low interest rate environment that made it tough to keep money in issue can, did not make sense. trump's lawyers are arguing he won't sell his buildings, he would take massive losses. >> carley: cash poor, asset rich, you can be a better without having 500 million stuffed under your mattress or in the bank. speaking of money, china making money off farmland. >> cheryl: this is interesting, there is a house hearing today to examine danger china poses to american agriculture. committee chair glen thompson says they are going to look to every available legislative vehicle, includ

. >> carley: cheryl casone has the details. >> cheryl: good morning, on initial first read of reportstechnical difficulties are being blamed, what happened with that jet, one thing to have turbulence, another thing if technical issue on the aircraft caused the plane to lose altitude quickly. we do see this happen sometimes around the world. it is rare. this happened recently in hawaii, a plane dropped a couple thousand feet. 50 people injured is a high number, some are crew members, the rest passengers. witnesses onboard talking to reporters in new zealand saying people are thrown through the air. you see injuries in particular if -- i'm speculating and giving best guess here. if a plane does drop, you are going to see people go up, especially if they don't have seat belts on or if it is crew working around the cabin. this is just happening overnight, waiting for more details. these people are in the hospital. this is another problem for boeing. we learned late friday and over weekend, there is pressure on boeing. doj opened criminal investigation into the door plug blow out of the al

these are bruises on cheryl doe, a 79 year old former patient at windsor health care center of oakland. she and her son robert, allege the injuries are a result of a sexual assault that was swept under the rug. robert says he admitted her here with hopes to keep her safe as she battles alzheimer's and dementia. but he says the real battle happened inside the facility. >> the first time was a rape assault, and i didn't find out until two days later after it initially happened. >> this is the voice of cheryl's son, robert, who was kept anonymous to protect his family's privacy. robert says his mom was raped by another resident living in the facility in august last year. he says a certified nursing assistant told him not management. >> but she says your mom's been getting raped in this facility and they know about it and they chose not to tell you. >> according to the complaint, a cna and a charge nurse knew about the alleged assault, but nothing was done. the complaint also says the facility denied it, but later acknowledged an employee witnessed it happen. robert says several days after

. >> cheryl: senator sanders going on the offensive with hillary vaughn who was asking about his planlook what happened. >> people are exhausted, we work longer than anybody in the industrialized world. it is time. >> democrats want businesses to be -- >> that is not my asumpion. i don't think so. i would like to see -- >> how are businesses going to survive that, that is the question. >> pays effective tax rate lower than the average worker, we have a problem in the tax system. >> cheryl: i will not dispute that, i don't have time. he wants to reduce the work week to 32 hours, lower overtime pay and mandate overtime pay is time and a half and employees working over 12 hours get double the pay. critics point out this will lead to higher inflation and encourage companies to eliminate jobs to cut cost, spend more on ai and political side, another way to buy votes. promising freebies, everything seems to be free if you are a democrat andic maing promises these days. >> carley: buying votes. south by southwest festival, unfortunately making news. >> cheryl: several bands are bailing in au

these are bruises on cheryl doe, a 79 year old former patient at windsor health care center of oakland. she and her son, robert , allege the injuries are a result of a sexual assault that was swept under the rug. robert says he admitted her here with hopes to keep her safe as she battles alzheimer's and dementia. but he says the real battle happened inside the facility. >> the first time was a rape assault, and i didn't find out until two days later after it initially happened. >> this is the voice of cheryl's son robert, who was kept anonymous to protect his family's privacy. robert says his mom was raped by another resident living in the facility in august last year. he says a certified nursing assistant told him not management. >> she said your mom's been getting raped in this facility and they know about it and they chose not to tell you. >> according to the complaint, a cna and a charge nurse knew about the alleged assault, but nothing was done. the complaint also says the facility denied it, but later acknowledged an employee witnessed it happen. robert says several days after th

. >> carley: cheryl casone has details. >> cheryl: details are interesting here, first reported by "wallted and rare move, chiefs of u.s. airlines requested meeting with board of directors of boeing to voice concerns about the january incident aboard alaska airline jet when a door plug blew out and production problems and delays at the boeing plants. there have been several other incidentses, an engine fire and a tire falling off a plane. the meeting expected to happen next week, ceo will not be attend, instead chairman of boeing will attend. they are losing customers to japan air and korea air, cutting deals to buy airbus instead of boeing aircrafts. the boeing whistleblower found dead in his car of gunshot wound may have been harassed and spied on prior to his death. his lawyer said he and other personnel were pressured by boeing to violate faa standard and boeing process and procedure by not properly -- and treated with scorn and contempt by upper management calculated to discourage him and others. >> todd: something doesn't smell right, get to the bottom of it. crime hearing on capit

maria: cheryl, what do you think?mpany to make sure that it is compatible with rifll companies. that's one of the holes from the case from the doj. kelly mentioned app developers. over the last 10 years there's a 374% jump in the number of paid app developers on the apple app store. i'll give you two quick examples and there's a lot of other case law. apple's lawyers will have a field day with this one. i believe they're going to win. maria: let's take a short break. i want to thank you, john, joe, and cheryl. great two hours. we appreciate all of your value here. we're going to take a break and then house ways and means committee chairman ja jason smih is here with the latest on the impeachment inquiry. and then we've got our power panel, newt gingrich and kellyanne conway on deck for the rest of the hour. stay with us. big hour coming up. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ we worked hard to build up the shop, save for college and our retirement. but we got there, thanks to our advisor an

joining us this morning, caroline downy, luke lloyd is here and fox business' cheryl casone.mornings with marias" is live right now. ♪ maria: time for the hot topic of the hour. the white house is pushing back this morning, insisting that president biden p did not you apologize for using the term illegal while describing laken riley's suspected killer. watch this. >> the president absolutely did not apologize. there was no apology anywhere in that conversation. he did not you apologize. he used a different word. there are some people who are playing politics with this young woman's tragic murder. let's not forget house republicans are standing in the way of a bipartisan border security agreement. maria: oh, yes, the white house is claiming that biden used a different word. however, here is the president during his state of the union youaddressand how he back tracks words over the weekend. >> lincoln riley, an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal. >> do you regret using the word illegal to describe immigrants last night, sir. >> technically, not supposed to be. >>

. >> carley: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: another day, another issue for boeing, latest cominggon. the small crack was on inner windshield. alaska airlines are outfitted with outer pane and inner pane, and other panes can maintain cabin pressure. in january, remember the door plug blew off on a boeing plane and two united boeing aircraft incidents, a wheel falling off and another plane losing a panel. there is an e-mail to reassure passengers that the airline is safe. from the airline to boeing itself, now the faa, investigation ongoing about the alaska flight in january, the stories mounting with boeing. >> todd: enough with the excuses. >> carley: we want all panes to not be cracked and wheels to stay on the planes. >> todd: have you lost power? don't blame wind, blame white supremacy. >> cheryl: interesting remarks from cori bush. she was in a hearing last week and said law enforcement has been monitoring violent white supremacy groups and targeting of the power grid. they were examining reliability of the grid in the country and issues under networks, increased reliance, de

. >> carley: cheryl casone is looking at the money. >> cheryl: it is judgement day. $454 million bonduld start seizing assets as soon as today. about 30 bond companies deny to cover the judgement. his son says this is not just about his father. >> they are trying to put my father out of business. they are going to hurt thousands of employees in new york state, janitors, doormen, people that work in commercial build gsz, they are going to hurt those individuals. >> cheryl: james had given trump a 30-day grace period, whattac she takes, she could form accounts, sending restraining notices to banks and brokerage firms, collect rent from tenants a and -- that could be and is first step to claim the assets. the former president is banking on appeals court. he could begin process of selling some properties, reach out to wealthy donors, tap a windfall when truth social hits the public market. there are ties to that. process to pulmony out of truth social stock market deal, there are restrictions in that deal and unlikely. he is expected to peer in new york city courtroom in the manhattan d.a

maria: inflation was a better story also, cheryl. we went to 40 year highs on joe biden's watch because of all of the reckless spending. under trump inflation was manageable. >> right. we had 9.1% was the record, even just a year ago the cpi was at 6%. and even though it's declined you still see poll after poll showing that the average american is suffering under high grocery prices and high gasoline prices which are elevated along with higher rents even though that story may be changing. liz did a great job of pointing out the crime problem. i mean, immigration's an issue, the economy, china. but the crime problem and she points out most violent offenses remained elevated last year compared to 2019, right before the covid outbreak and also right before we got president joe biden. so crime is also a major issue and that's going to be something that voters are going to be voting on. maria: it's a great point. ashley, you look at both of these two terms, biden versus trump. it is night and day. and the trump economy was just better. an

. >> february adp number crossing right now cheryl casone with numbers. came in 140,000, remember estimate for 150,000 so came in 140,000 a little bit of -- of expectation i point out you mentioned jolts report expected to fall a little bit, coming up this morning, as well. coming in 8.9 million nonfarm number friday maybe 200,000 we shallow see, 3.7% unemployment rate as i said repeatedly, revisions. maria: you are waiting for revisions we are going to see revisions, probably friday, 140,000 jobs created is number david less than expected markets -- picked up a little bit on that number pretty stable your reaction. >> i don't think adp number normally moves stock market futures what i think going to happen friday getting an indication of wages labor are participation then like you talked about revisions you remember last month wasn't just big headline i revises were up we haven't seen seen a lot lately. >> revision of january up 111,000 adp january number your book connecting dolths to younger generations book full time working the meaning of life, talk

cheryl casone jump in here.ts do is about holding onto their grip on power. it's not about the people. >> yeah. absolutely i. i you mean, look at how this president has behaved. nicole reminded me of what we saw with that disaster that was afghanistan. because joe biden whether it was the southern border or afghanistan or any other issue, what we're seeing -- i hate to say this new york bail reform, all of that is because he wants to undo everything donald trump did while in office and look where we are, nicole. by the way, nicole, you reminded me of something. by the way, when biden landed at jfk, he landed at jfk, six miles from the funeral of or the wake, excuse me, of the nypd officer. couldn't the secret service have just, i don't know, a quick drive over, just to pay his respects. he was six miles away. i don't know, you tell me. is that possible? >> you i mean, i absolutely believe that you're the president of the united states, you can do what you need to do to get the job done if you want to do it bad e

good morning, cheryl. >> cheryl: good morning. hear the case that highlights biden administration tied to a lawsuit filed by attorneys general in louisiana. did the white house violate social media protection by directing them to remove information about covid-19. senator eric schmitt filed the suit, the length and depth biden administration went to censor disinformation that was later proven true should shock every morning. biden administration targeted posts that said covid-19 might have been man-made and the hunter biden lapstop story. >> carley: talk about spring break. miami beach had controversial restrictions and we're learning the result of that. >> cheryl: they are saying it was a success, decision to break up with spring break, they say has been a success, the mayor afearing on "fox and friends," watch this. >> this is calmest spring break we have had in years. license plate reader, dui check, closing beach at 6:00 p.m., we were risking ruining our reputation by having acts of v violence we prevented this year. this is a

. >> carley: cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: committee on the workforce is holding a hearing 10:15me, divicive, ineffective, impact of dei on college campuses. this subcommittee is chaired by owens who wants to look at students and society. he writes we cannot let dei sabotage hard work and meritocracy, teaching our children it is acceptable to judge based on race or sex. this hearing represents true nature of dei and consequences. we are seeing more college students receiving dei training. according to antidefamation league, 2500 students received training on dei. does dei bring people together or does it create more division and discrimination? especially for kids on campuses and colleges. >> todd: especially doing it in medical school. human body is the human body, no matter characteristics, treat the problem, not create them. calling in national guard to new york city subways. >> cheryl: subways will look different. help is on the way, we think. new york governor kathy hochul is deploying 750 national guard to head to subways to combat crime. part of a five-point plan to assist

cheryl. >> well, i mean, let me add to that. because the washington posted tore call -- post editorial board went the other direction, saying keeping mr. trump on the ballot is the right call. they say it paves the way for a second trump term. keith olderman, who listens to him anymore, they can scream and y'all all they want and say this is the most horrific decision. they think they know better than the american people and the american voter. let people vote and the supreme court was very clear about that. let the people's voices be heard. maria: the biden administration reportedly admitting to secretly flying 320,000 i'll illegal mis into 43 airports last year. you according to the center for immigration studies this was part of president biden's expansion of the cb -- cbp1 app, out allows migrants to apply fr travel authorization and temporary release from the airports. sources told fox news that border patrol apprehended more than 141,000 illegal migrants in february and of that number, over 70% were in blue states. arizona

maria: cheryl.rd moments doesn't connect the problem from get-go with kamala harris does not connect. that was another example of her just removal basically. maria: exactly we continue on and keep watching that story, former president trump is expected to take place a hearing in new york city today 10 a.m. on hush money case, same day of deadline to post hf a billion-dollar bond in new york civil fraud because former president if he does not pay up the bonds the state could begin freezing his accounts seizing property i spoke with his son executive vice president of trump organization eric trump yesterday on "sunday morning futures". >> -- [no audio]. . right now with more on all is former acting u.s. attorney general matt whitaker thank you so much for joining me this morning, eric trump tried to make the best case, didn't look like they had a plan in terms of posting some portion of this money how do you think this plays out? >> yeah, we're going to learn a lot today right first of all,, as soon a

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lobby bring in cheryl casone.has been one of the stars of the market not for the last week on the d.o.j. story. >> obviously the stock did fall when the news cost about the d.o.j. but there's a great piece in the wall street journal and adam will take this to you about the holes in the case from the justice department. in particular they cite previous issues with epic games for example, they say basically that customers are being heard and companies are being heard and shut out of iphone devices, the games case for several years ago actually found it was because people preferred the device over what they were being offered, there's a lot of other issues that the journal brings up this is not a slamdunk case against apple is my point. >> it's good to be messy and drawn out. from an investment impact i'm not sure how much it will matter on a longer-term basis, the stock traded lower and has better relative under performer if you look at it at the s&p 500 and the mag seven those returns have been more dispersed, the

cheryl casone the you were a flight attendant.eing put into the airlines right now. >> it's been discussed as far as the practices of boeing within the plants as well the whistleblower was also, the production capacity boeing and safety practices at the plants and one of the big focuses. that is gei but the other issue is oversight by the faa and that the federal level were you when your colleagues can really make a difference here, the faa has done a poor job of monitoring what's happening at the plants at boeing in the airlines how they're maintaining the air aircraft. >> we gotta get back on target. i have been dealing and keep discussing with faa. in my district we have one of the largest faa that does a range of different things and by and large a lot of good people that work there. it speaks to a bigger issue. as america get to be the country that still competes and is the best and is exceptional or will we fall to a global economic mediocrity and that is what really matters. and what were doing with car batteries in general

cheryl, thank you. ceos in beijing yesterday, telling these ceos the chinese economy is quote, sound and sustainable. the ceos of qualcomm, blackstone, fed ex, among others, all in aten donees. there's a group of people, chub ceo also. the wall street journal editorial board out with this, we hope these business leaders understand that mr. xi's promises are not worth much, he and the party can turn in a minute if it suits their political interests, his assurances won't stop china's continuing attempts to steal u.s. business and government secrets. joining me now is heritage foundation president, kevin roberts. thank you for being here. we see the american ceos going to kiss the ring of xi jinping so they can sell their products for 1.4 billion people regardless of the national security he threat. >> it's true. i have to you applaud the wall street journal for understanding the american nation state, national security is far more important of than concerns about the market in china, maria. so all of that

cheryl casone with more right now. >> we've been getting a lot of details into the newsroom.lly collapsed at 1:30 a.m. eastern time, local time. two people so far have been rescued from the water. one refused medical treatment. the or is in critical condition, after this large contain r ship, you see it happening right there, caused the collapse. it tossed multiple vehicles from the bridge into the water. that's the video interest the moment the ship hit the bridge. it shows the ship was on fire before it hit the bridge if you watch the video. local authorities telling us they're looking for up to seven individuals, possibly seven vehicles in the water. dive teams are currently in the r water and they are using sonar. the maryland transportation authority says all lanes of the bridge closed, all traffic detoured, this is the francis scott key bridge, about a mile and-a-half, goes across the potapsko river, it feeds the baltimore harbor. reuters reporting that the harbor, any ship traffic in and out of the harbor is closed. any ships that are in the harbor are now stuck in tha

cheryl: that is right, maria.aniel less than one week hiring as analyst after hosting demanding she get the ax hosts celebrate on air. >> i have to say the right thing should be acknowledged as publicly as we acknowledged out remain i know how i feel grateful to see brass making right decision i think right decision feels wrong to talk about things in the company as -- i am grateful that our leadership was willing to do this i think this is a strong, i appreciate work being in a place able to say we got this one wrong, made right decision. >> our company listened to us, to you, and did what was right. >> nbc chairman apologized to employees saying i want to personally apologize to team members thought we let them down this was collective recommendation by some members of our team i proved it full prokt for it a judge issuing a gag order on former president trump trump judge juan merchan, said he one not make statements about witnesses, restricted from commenting about legal counsel court staff dastaff or family me

maria: breaking news on housing, cheryl casone who'veing data crossing tape.he starts came in stronger than expected 1.521 million that is a gain about 10 point 7% well above the estimate what we were looking for only starts to jump 7.1% so 10.7% jump on starts is you know a positive, as for permits, you know homes start building one to three months out came in stronger than expected 1.518 million a gain about 1.9% looking for half a percent gain there for a while stronger than expected, also, i know looking at mortgage rates 30-year fixed 7.1% right now mortgage rates have been coming down a lot of pent-up demand in the market, numbers are really proving what we're seeing. >> all right. cheryl thanks s very much jeffrey lacker your assessment what do you make of housing numbers better than expected now? jeffrey: better-than-expected overall resilient people predicting a collapse but if you look back more than a couple a decade or two, mortgage rates in this vicinity weren't out of the question i think this is another sign that demand spending is very strong.

maria: a lot of money thank you, cheryl we will watch that dozens of migrants breaching the borrowedf themselves, national border patrol president brandon judd thank you for being here what is going on. >> we just don't have agents to patrol the border any time don't have that taking section part our agents are doing administrative disputes rather than active patrol on border if we had agents out able to do our jobs this wouldn't happen but because we can't do that simple processing taking our agents out of the field resources out of field cartels are controlling sections of border what you are seeing right there how cartels are making billions upon billions of dollars, because this administration policies are allowing them to do what they need to do to get products across hand cuffing us hurting american citizens we've seen this time and time again going to be multiple laken rileys going to don't see u.s. citizen die because of fentanyl overdoses because we can't control borders because of policy. maria: we had senator roger martial on the other day told me talking about human traff

so, maybe i will start with cheryl. cheryl: i think you know, one of the steps is to consult and c o-create with defenders and others that are -- that will also speak to accessibility issues. so, when a platform understands what the operating environment for a defender is. how they are able to access any type of channel but also, when they have access to channels in the past to thwart abuse or abusive language or threats, have they gotten a response? defenders and others are trying to understand and there should be greater education and training about what is the lifecycle of reporting? what will happen if a defender anybody does report something. what are the stages, what can they expect? because often what happens is the defenders and others, they experience what american bar association's center for human rights and many others have said is like flagging fatigue. so that is overwhelming. and then also when they are documenting these threats, if there was greater information on how to document threats, what to documen

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wealth management president rebecca walser and maslansky and partners lee carter and fox business cherylasone. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: time for the hot topic of hour, the biggest voting in the presidential primary calendar super tuesday underway with polls open in the east coast after the supreme court unanimously ruled to keep president trump on the 2024 primary ballot in colorado, the 45th president responded to the really last night sending a message to president biden, watch this. >> president biden, number one stop weaponization, fight your fight yourself don't use prosecutors and judges to go after your opponent to damage your opponent to win an election, our people can stand in the people coming in really cannot stand it because the dying many are dying on the trip up in their dying in the country and also many of the people are criminals and their doing tremendous harm, i call it migrant crime i say respectfully to president biden you have the authorization right now, i did i did not go to congress and said to have the right to close, i thought congress

cheryl casone with details now.window into the priorities of the white house when it comes to dei, the executive arm of the intel community and that includes the cia and top military agencies recently circulated a newsletter on ways spies can be more inclusive. one example, the section about gender identity. aan aan anonymous intelligence officer says i'm a man who likes to wear women's clothes, i think this sharpens critical thinking and perspective taking. there's an article about link linguistic diversity. we are learning about where mckenzie scott is gifting millions of dollars. it's to some left wing extremist groups that boost migrant criminals and trans athletes. some of the nonprofits include 67 migrant advocacy groups that provide legal aid including the coalition which is fighting ron desantis' crackdown on immigrants who commit crimes, another group is male born transgender athletes who want to compete against women. finally, several chilean nationals were arrested, . three men were arrested on conspiracy

cheryl! >> instead of parading. it is not my children. cheryl!t that the critics liked, but the audiences and the teachers love. but then the award show happen in last year we won a bunch. but this year, they won the bunch. but we were there. mitch, chris, and i presented, and we had a great time. we are -- look at quinta, i tell you about her? first of all, incredibly talented as we know and given the credit for singing half-hour comedy for network television and she really is a blender kid. but she is in her grace. she is so beautiful all the time, every single award show. i'm the luckiest girl in the world and i know it. >> robin: i love that. let's give everybody a sneak peek at the next episode. >> melissa, i think that man would want to socialize with you. >> i would hope so. he ate the last of my cereal this morning. >> what? he was at your house? girl, was there a fire? you are dating this man? >> no, not dating. they are hooking up. >> just go! [laughter] >> i'm not seeing him. >> robin: she's out there. it's your mom. >> it is my mom. i

maria: thank you, cheryl.pse of silicon valley bank. new york community bancorp is facing stability risk, closing the cash infusion deal agreed to last week, announcing plans to submit a 1 for 3 reverse stock split of its common stock to shareholders. nycb stock is down better than 68% just this year, year-to-date. joining me is the ceo of kbw, thomas mishow with us. thank you for being here. your firm is the leader in terms of this bank research. i want to get your take on the stability of these banks. we had the collapse of svb one year ago and now we're questioning the state of regional banks after what we're seeing happening with new york community. >> maria, good morning. it's two things. one is while three banks unfortunately spectacularly failed last spring, 4700 did not. the industry is resilient. that won't stop the challenges of commercial real estate. i heard you speak about new york community. commercial real estate losses are going up and it's going to go up for banks, it's going to go up for nonb

cheryl jumping. >> i was curious about the economic picture.s in the report about not so much a recession nationally but a recession in certain states. and monetarily high-value states like california and new york and massachusetts even illinois because of the worker exodus. here we are trying to interpret these jobs numbers month over month. it's saying basically piper sandler saying the labor market is not as strong as what the data is showing us and we are at risk of a recession and blue states. does that concern you at all? >> yes i thought these policies were working out of get i don't understand is that people want high crime. i thought it was an ingredient. john can tell you about this piece in some of the flows that he has seen. certainly every time we have employment reports the president is a victory lap and all the jobs created revising cut in half and the next time the below expectations it's down 13 of the last 14 reports but to your point there is a migration that is happening and i think we saw new york state loose 78000 people i

maria: cheryl, jump in. i know you're tracking what will get here they grounded the week. the gdp mpc index thursday or friday. >> obviously were to get durable goods today and that's would be potentially a market mover. as far as the gdp numbers, obviously the growth of the country we are seeing a multifactor slowdown. if you look at the current reports that were getting whether cpi, ppi or pce, that's my question, at what point does the stock market start to truly react to the data? it's great to look at bitcoin and i'm gladys service got environment to maria's point in the market has so far this year been phenomenal. at what point do you expect a diptych common and is that the economic data that dictates what the market does? >> economic data, if it's trending lower than the market will believe that the fed is going to be more accommodative. with the stock market the reaction to bad economic data will come when something literally breaks and that's why looking at the banking system commercial real estate that could punch the stock market. right now the economic data tha