dagen: really, impacts body i image. and a young girl is joining us now, kennedy. >> practically a child.. sean: you have your green on. kennedy: it is st. patrick's day eve, i love celebrating. dagen: she does. sean: mm-hmm. kennedy: thank you. soda bread. we have the video of a russian fighter jet harassing and colliding with u.s. spy drone, holly hot dogs, this is crazy tape. look it is pro a camera on an mq9 reaper drone. the plume you see trailing it, that is fuel. russian pilot was trying to spray on the drone, there were a couple u.s. fighter pilots say that not fuel that evaporates, when the video gets fuzzy, the russian jet seems to hit the drone. damaging the propeller, where is mavericks when you need him? happen over black sea. not far off the coast of crimea. you can see drown was intercepted, there was a collision. and then the 32 million dollar craft spun into the sea. russia claims it is fake news, you are making it up, like donald trump's tea parties. this is sour.. >> today saying that video does not li

dagen: get on it.

dagen: good evening, everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell. sean: i'm sean duffy.e'll get right on it, duffy, we are. a wild day on capitol hill a

dagen: that is skippy. sean: a lot -- he didn't have a life jacket on. dagen: shane grooms skippy himself, for saving money, i groom charlie, because charlie bites. >> we can tell. dagen: that is why charlie's hair look like, that dale does not need grooming but he needs 2500 in teeth work. sean: my six-year-old son at 6 in the morning said why do bulldogs drool. dagen: kennedy knows. kennedy: because the world is delicious. all they think about is food. dagen: i love you so much. kennedy: let's go rangers. i >> i wasn't invited. kennedy: dagen and i sat behind the goal, we saw 6 goals in first period in last night's ranger game. legal expert calls it unprecedented tomorrow potential indictment and arrest of former president trump. his supporters say this is mother of all witch-hunts, his critics say about time, would trump a arrest kill his presidential plans or make them more popular, grand jury case here in new york city. it has nothing to do with january 6 or mar-a-lago documents but all about alleged hush money payment to porn star, sex i stormy dan

dagen: we sure do. it is good stuff. ♪ dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell. sean: i'm sean duffy.

dagen: hi, elizabeth macdonald. liz: good to see you. okay. ♪. dagen: howdy. i'm dagen mcdowell.

dagen: love you, bye. >> love you. dagen: we'll see you monday. >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street.." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria with bartiromo. the white house is scramble dog reassure americans that our banking system is safe after troubles at three u.s. banks this week. financial concerns pushing some economists to cut their gdp forecasts. i'll be asking dan niles where he's putting his money now. and where were the regulators? big questions over how all of this this went down fueling huge speculation over how the federal reserve will respond with interest rates this upcoming week. former fdic vice president and former kansas city federal reserve president thomas hoenig is here. plus, critics are calling on president biden to take action after russian jets downed a u.s. drone in the black sea. kt mcfarland on that and mr. xi goes to the moscow. the chinese le

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dagen: kennedy, now. kennedy: and it is hysterical. dagen, duffy, thank you both. it is one of the biggest bank collapses in american history, now the spirit could spread to other banks and beat up the economy pretty good, but why did silicon valley bank go belly up, and who was responsible? if as financial crises go, this one happened pretty quickly. in fact, it was only last week when analysts began to realize something was fishy. nervous customers then tried to get their money out, but they were turned away, and on friday svb fell apart like a wet paper bag whether it was because of interest rates or bad management or whatever else, that remains to be seen. but earlier today president biden said the rest of us will not be on the hook for the bank's failure. watch. >> no losses -- and this is the an important point, no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. let me repeat that. no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. instead, the money will come from the fees that banks pay in to the deposit insurance fund. kennedy: i'm so ire thed. treasury secretary janet yell

dagen: great to see you, emac. ♪. dagen: we have a doozy for you. i'm dagen mcdowell."the bottom line." dagen: let's get right to it. sean: breaking late this afternoon, first republic bank gettin

. >> to be fair, she only breaks that if you earn it, right, dagen?r is your, dag. >> >> allow>> all me to clear s up. they get this wrong. mean girls are hateful, filthy south. well, they're just mean. dirty. we are talking about faithful ferocious friends to the end. now, if you do kat wrong or kennedy wrong, i am there for a paverment against that truth. [ applause ] >> decades down the road, if i see some bitch in the parking lot of a kroger who -- did something to kat, she's got a bad knee, i am still ramming her and her stupid kia shopping cart. [ applause ] >> this is not mean girls - mean girls are just rich -- we are talking about friends. that's a difference. >> kennedy. [ applause ] >> i think you were the queen of mtv. >> do not tell julie brown that. >> we'll tell her, she's not here. you saw that. you saw that term, you were always cool on mtv. was that true with the mean girls thing? everyone knows that. everyone who had been to high school and everyone knows life is a continuation of high school. you think you are going rp to leave it

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dagen mcdowell and sean duffy with thoughts in moments.rady is live at a closed school in the l.a. area. kelly. >> well, it's good to see you, john. tensions are rising but i kind of want to point you a picture, it's not about what you do see, it's about what you don't see. we are at a school where kids would be running around. but it's closed as they kick off a three-day strike. you see the benches blocking the entrance. schools are shut down across the county today after a year of failed negotiations. i want to give you some context. 30,000 workers from the service employees international union are leading the way here today, joined in solidarity by 35,000 teachers that will take part in picketing lines and rallies over the next three days. the size of this is a big deal. i can't overemphasize that. l.a. represents the nation's second largest school district with roughly 600,000 kids staying home today across over 1,000 schools. the union service workers comprise everyone from bus drivers and cafeteria workers, to custodians and special

we are going to dig into this with the panel coming up, dagen and sean will be here. illinois, a group there just released report cards for the top 20 biggest school districts in that state. and it is not a good picture what is happening with the nation's children. talking about grade levels and this is an average, 44% of kids are meeting grade level reading standards and math level stands. 95% graduation rate a lot of the high schools, but graduating with a 45% reading at grade level rate so just passing the kids through. they are lowering the bar, john. and that is going to leave these kids in a really tough position for their futures and we should be taking note of that. >> john: you think dagen will have something to say about this for a change? >> sandra: nothing at all, i can't imagine. meanwhile, watching for developments on this. gwyneth paltrow may soon take the stand to defend herself in a utah courtroom. why she's a -- what she's accused of doing to a man on the ski slopes and this happened years ago. but she's just now taking the stand. we'll be watching f

dagen and shaw, wasn't the president going to announce the 2024 run?stion will he actually announce, liz? liz: liz: great point. dagen: waiting for bank failures to be over i guess? it will be to 28 when that happens. liz: okay. sean: thanks, emac. liz: sure.

now it is time for "the bottom line" with dagen and sean.ks really weak. dagen: yeah. sean: incredibly weak, suspect. this will crack the countrywide open. we have andy mccarthy to break the case down. emac, thanks for kicking it over to us.

you do i have no idea dagen had a 3d printing two. it looks good on you. dagen: have a good weekend. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy we could all welcome to the program analyzes the week that was in helps positioning for the week ahead i am maria bartiromo china front and center in washington this week with lawmakers sounding the alarm about the dangerous threats from the chinese communist party the ccp is counting on us to be divided we must rise to the occasion and prove them wrong. >> chinese communist party is a threat to the united states. >> is been more clear than ever that china has a plan to replace united states and the working added every day. >> some of us have been bringing the alarm bell for decades on microchips the tide rolled out and hit israel and the united states of america and the greatest single threat facing the american people and democracy around the world. >> anthony blinken did not meet with his chinese counterpart the state department said there will be call to china t

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i'm emily compagno, here with my co-host, kayleigh mcenany, joining us today co-host of bottom line, dagen mcdowell, president of ka consulting, veteran pollster and former senior counselor to donald trump, kayleigh mcenany and chris valletta. we begin with emotional house hearing on president biden's botched afghanistan withdrawal. looking for answers on how the two decades ended in two days of chaos. 100 afghans killed when a suicide bomber attacked in august 2021. marine sniper, tyler vargas garcia shared his story yesterday. >> i opened my eyes to marines dead or unconscious lying around me. a crowd of hundreds immediately vanished in front of me and my body was catastrophically wounded, every inch of my exposed body took ball bearings and shrapnel. i started to lose consciousness, when i heard chaz, my team leader screaming my name as he ran to me. his voice calling to me kept me awake, the withdrawal was a catastrophe and there was inexcusable lack of accountability and negligence. 11 marines, one sailor and one soldier murdered that day have not been answered for. >> kellyanne, the

dagen: joe pinion, jimmy failla. sean: have a great weekend. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> welcome to the program analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead. i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo. the indictment of president trump, house republicans demanding more from answers, florida congressman byron donalds on that and more. inflation continues to be the number one issue for voters according to a new fox poll, john lonski is breaking down the latest report on rising prices and what it means for the feds next rate decision. unleashing american energy a bipartisan bill passing the house aimed at driving down the cost of energy for americans. president biden and chuck schumer are vowing to block it from moving any further. energy secretary rick perry responds but first president trump expected to voluntarily turn himself in in new york on tuesday after his indictment by manhattan da alvin bragg, supporters of the former president g

dagen and sean, co-hosts of "the bottom line" on fox business, thank you for being with us.ead this news on its face that it looks like democrats want to sort of rein in the spending and want to pump the brakes on the president's ability to increase inflation, but democrats by and large more often than not vote with their party. they very rarely break from the direction the president wants to go. so their votes on this, you know, is this more of a messaging tactic to their constituents that they understand the effects of inflation on their families or is it a full rebuke of the president? i'll hear from dagen first and then sean. >> sean can speak to this, but i do think that some of the lawmakers are probably upset that the power of the purse has been taken away from them. i do know that cory bush blamed covid and the war in ukraine for the 40-year high inflation, so good luck with that one ringing true with her constituents. but when you by executive order out of the white house, out of the executive branch or by fiat, by decree, do something, it by its very nature is infl

i will send it over to the "the bottom line" with dagen and sean. dagen: thank you so much,

dagen: go, go, ucla, honey. you got your perks on. kennedy: yes. dagen: down with gonzaga! kennedy: this is the only time i will say them, when they play ucla, because my step cad went there, bob, you know him, you love him, but tonight he's going to have some tears. is it a harmless time-wasting app? yes, or is it a toxic trojan horse that is poisoning our children and destroying our nation? perhaps. that is the central debate over what to do about tiktok. and if it is the latter, what do you do about that? today on capitol hill the ceo of tiktok tried the his handsome best to make the claim that the his platform is as harmless as a butterfly, kids. just a place to share wacky videos and funny skits but, manage oh merry, did he walk right into a bipartisan woodchipper. watch. >> big tech platforms profit immensely from keeping children addicted. they do not care about privacy, safety and health of our kids. they are the modern day tobacco and cigarette companies. >> why are you allowing tiktok to continue to have the capacity for censorship -- >> tiktok told us that you we

dagen: this is something altogether different, what they're doing. sean: i think we should aide the context of these books. i don't want some sensitivity reader changing it for me or my kids, these great pieces -- dagen: it's art and it's the history. caroline downey, jon levine is, great to see you. sean: and now the stunning kennedy! kennedy: that's right. hot chicks wear red, duffy. sean: yes, you co, my goodness. love it. kennedy: i love a monday. thank you both. whoo! ♪ kennedy: tiktok is more addictive than the colonel's secret recipe, and its users aren't too keen on putting the needle down in the form of a government ban. tiktok is bad, there's no doubt young up uns spend way too much time on it. they get all sorts of horrible information, and the company is being as transparent if as a thick red apron. having said that, a ban wouldn't necessarily make tiktok go away, but it could be a sneaky trojan horse for the federal government to continue its encroachment and overreach. in the name of doing good, lawmakers are excellent at doing harm, un

dagen: where can people get it? >> everywhere, amazon, barnes & noble. it's important to to remind adults of their responsibility to the accompany children in their passions and to remind us that no one is lost. sean: we have all your books. my kids love them. thank you so much. >> thank you, sean. dagen: kennedy. kennedy: i'm going to learn to the read just so i can enjoy raymond's work. [laughter] >> you can have me on next. kennedy: on wednesdays, we wear pink. dagen: yes, we do. kennedy: very good. anthony fauci thinks you are an idiot. why? because you may think covid came from a chinese lab. how could someone this condescending ever have been put in charge of public health? as we all know, little lord fauci has long are maintained covid came from bats or penguins or the two of them who were making the horizontal mambo together, maybe some mythical beast like a mermaid or a goblin mermaid or even a leprechaun who was flouncing about as a she-wolf with, literally anything but a lab. but in a new pbs documentary, he tries to explain why. >> there is a

dagen: there are 200,000 people who die from fentanyl poisonings, and those deaths, a large percentage of them are right on his hands. >> absolutely. dagen: and that is irrefutable. >> remember that grandmother and granddaughter who died in a car crash, the car being chased by the border patrol? there's all kinds of examples, but bottom line is we're not secure. sean: david asman's bottom line are, i love it. thank you for joining us, david asman. up next, the great, the fabulous are, kennedy. by the way, are you color coordinated today, black and pink? what's up with this? kennedy: i think it's absolutely beautiful. those are complimentary colors. like a couple of tulips on the orr began, we complement spring. nice a to see you. they teed it up, let's take it home. president biden's homeland security chief today getting ripped to ribbons on capitol hill when he tried to defend the jobs he's done on the border. so why hasn't this bow sew been fired? why hasn't he quit? as you know, our immigration system is a complete disaster. roughly 5 million people have reportedly entered to u.s. i

dagen, sean, take it away. >> thanks so much, emac. ♪. dagen: hello.

dagen: sitting here, nodding my head, going uh-huh. liz: that's right. ♪

an american service members were losing their lives, including a nebraskan corporal dagen page. on believably we have left americans baha'i and abandon our getting security partners. our allies are seriously questioning our g commitment to our friends. and even worse, the bad guys, our adversaries like the chinese communist party, regimes in russia, i wrong, north korea, they are questioning ouro resolve. over freedoms and way of life depend upon peace. how do we maintain the peace? wait maintain peace through strength. not for the first time in our history do we find ourselves at a pivotal moment ronald reagan would term a timehe of to safeguard i believe the choice is clear bird who must chart a path to greater freedom and strength. when most remained a beacon of prosperity acquires us to get back to basics, back to our founding values. those advise and guide me as governor on have guided me here. as governor we spent eight years living on excellence but did not believe the naysayers back then when i started i don't believe them now. government can work better and can do so wh

dagen: talking about your great granddaddy. >> you've got it right. >> thank you liz. >> see you soon

dagen: thank you. kennedy: oh, my garden. you will not believe this i have a guest you do not want to miss, i am so excited to talk with him, controversial republican freshman congressman george santos is here, that is -- yes that george santos, i am beyond excited to get his side of things, but first. ding dong the witch isal miis almost dead, senate today growing stones to repeal authorization of use of military force in iraq, it now goes to the house, but with the war in ukraine and potential showdown with russia and or china, are lawmakers dropping a their poison out aumf ? this has been going on since first gulf war in january of 1991. the top song in nation at that time was justify my love by madonna. and number one movie was home alone. in 2002, we know how well, that worked out. 5,000 dead u.s. troop, tens of thousands more horribly injured, perhaps a million iraqi civilians killed. the forever wars have infuriated libertarians, the blood and treasure, for what? after the vote kentucky war sector rand paul said. it wa

dagen: i know. all right. thank you, kennedy. kennedy: i love the bottom line. sean: we love. >> a full frontal assault on first amendment, house lawmakers battling it out over so-called twitter files. what is at stake our first amendment rights, free speech namely, it unfolded at a hearing for the house judiciary subcommittee weaponization of federal government, republicans trying to find out if big tech is censoring conservative voices. when it comes to things like hunter biden laptop, covid lab leak theoriy and vaccine, committee heard from 2 reporters, it should chill you. >> first amendment and american population accustom to right to speak is best defense left against censorship. if there is anything that twitter files show we're in danger of losing this most precious right without which all democratic rights are impossible. today american taxpayers are unwittingly financing growth and power of a censorship industrial complex. run by america's scientific and technological a aelite. kennedy: democrats painting it size a conspiracy theory. >> if we could tak

dagen: quick bottom line on when senator was saying, i was once forced to join a union or pay union dues, they said for, what they said we got you free birth control, i said i could buy a damn condom. sean: a smoking hot shows. kennedy: we're buying everyone condoms no night, thank you, you -- tonight, you are the best. >> feds keep saying don't panic. the banks are fine, your money is safe. after wa banks collapsed and a bunch more on the rope some of the world's richest business leaders are sounding the alarm on the economy. why shouldn't we panic? svb fell apart last week and signature bank i imploded. the fear that could more fall is what they are talking about, here is what fat cats are saying, according to karl icon, he said our system is breaking down we have a problem in our economy. net worth of median household is nothing. basically. he looks down on the little people. billionaire titan ken griffin who played for mariners, say that u.s. is supposed to be a capitalistic economy. that is breaking down before our eyes. and robert. said this might only be the beginning, robert. >>

take it to dagen and sean. breaking news there. dagen: thank you so much. breaking tonight -

right back to your thought there, dagen, discussing artificial intelligence.wing fear that this is going to take over human jobs. goldman sachs is warning the a.i. potential impact on our american jobs market 300 million full-time jobs could be automated. people get. >> and john kerry said the arctic ocean would be melted by 2013. so the fear should be not pursuing artificial intelligence, which will lift up the lives of particularly people in rural america and developing nations, where a doctor can increase his ability to treat patients ten times to 100 times. i worry about -- that letter from elon musk and those tech mucky-mucks, oh, six-month pause on a.i. development, that empowers and emboldens china. they are telling the west and the united states, oh, you need to take a break and pump the brakes, that's insane. what is their motive to empower china? and to tell the united states to not pursue a.i. development. everybody needs to ask that question about what they are up to. >> sandra: i'll ask sean that question. elon musk says should we automate away al

. >> sandra: buffers, dagen mcdowell and sean duffy are standing by. >> john: and mark is starting us. mohamed el-erian with some words. but what about the president? so far has implicated the markets. >> relatively calm, but it has been a pretty volatile day of trading on wall street. still waiting to see what it will look like. the question of course, will look, last? the president calling for more regulations to prevent future losses, but he also says the real responsibility lies with congress. >> i'm going to ask congress and the banking regulators to make it less likely that this kind of bank failure would happen again and to protect american jobs and small businesses. the bottom line is this. americans can rest assure that our banking system is safe. >> the president chose not to answer reporters questions while heading out of town. he will be in san diego about two and half hours from now. likely questions from the economy are going to follow him there. the decision to step in and guarantee these deposits, even those over the ordinary $250,000 amount, not a decision that was ta

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dagen: isn't the problem when everything is racist, nothing is racist, should we point out racism where really exist and leave these other conversations are what they are, we do have too much pollution may be too much exhausting cities but to call it racism i think that's been so over used and so ineffective because everyone and everything is racist. it's too bad. call it racist for what it is and those who are racist but leave drivers alone, come on. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy we can all, walk up to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo we have a big show this week in the wall street wiseguys are back steve forbes and andy pozen are here plus famed economist is wording the markets are going to get hit by a perfect storm sheer, he will explain plus the ceo reacts to a new crisis brewing in the housing market. all that coming up but first another surprising jobs report out. 311,000 jobs added to the economy in the month of february versus the expectation