on dagen mcdowell, i'm not as cynical as dagen.on't think nancy pelosi would destroy the country just to get joe biden elected. yes, it looks like that by shutting the economy down and opening up the borders, but i think that maybe perhaps she is just more crooked, because she is stressed in the pocket of trial lawyer lobby. because that's who wins. if businesses are not protected and you test positive for covid-19, you call a lawyer, and then you just make a list of all the places you went in the last week, and then you sue your groceries going back grocery store, your pharmacy, and your boss. and then the businesses back up, they are gone, the only ones that remained open, then they are bankrupt after all of this mass litigation. and i can't believe to watch nancy, because i remember watching john boehner, the previous speaker, remember, he used to go on the sunday shows and they would throw razor blades at the guy, nancy pelosi gets up there, and she is treated like angelina jolie promoting a movie, right? it is a softball situa

i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's monday, july 6th.ies, 8:00 a.m. eastern. coronavirus cases rising at an alarming rate, the world health organization saying cases hit an all time high, topping 200,000 in just 24 hours, as scientists warn of airborne spread of the virus. futures looking to kick off the week with a rally, 378 point gain on the dow futures. this after all three u.s. market gauges posted strong gains last week. the nasdaq in particular closing out the week with another all-time high. the 2020 race getting a bit more crowded. kanye west announcing that he is running for president, getting support from some big names. but it might be too late for a serious run. and natural gas pipeline goes dry, duke energy and dominion energy canceling the atlantic pipeline. uber delivering on a big deal, the company reportedly agreeing to buy postmates for more than $2.6 billion. plus, how the coronavirus is changing the dating world. more people looking for love online. "mornings with maria" is live now. there are gains in england, franc

dagen mcdowell, jump in. evin, what about, though, hospitals in hot spots across the country? because clearly, this virus is not under control and we don't yet have a vaccine. are you seeing hospitals reverse course and limit surgeries? again, regressing and stopping any elective procedures? i've witnessed this firsthand. >> sure. what we saw in arizona, one hospital stopped for one week. even in florida, certain hospitals have decided to stop temporarily. but hospitals are much better equipped now than they were back in april. they have separate section for covid patients and separate parts of the hospital that are continuing surgery, even in florida, south florida which is hard-hit right now with the pandemic. they're still doing surgeries. they're still doing elective surgeries. so of yes, there's a temporary impact. it won't be a linear recovery. while i said i was bullish, i do believe that there will be hot spots, there will be temporary setbacks in different states across the country. but overall, the t

dagen mcdowell, tiktok's developer has denied the allegations with the ceo telling reuters it would notst to beijing. dagen: that's what the ceo his name is kevin meyer said, chief executive of tiktok and parent company and hired by disney to shepherd the growth and set aside the concerns about this but when india did the same, banned tiktok, this is what the ceo said then. chinese authorities have never requested the data of their indian users and even if they had the company would not comply, but, of course, tiktok is the center of a national security review that was requested by senators really beginning with senator marco rubio, but this is a bipartisan effort from those including chuck schumer of new york and tom cotton. so the tiktok is certainly going to be continuing to feel a lot of heat from the u.s. government and maybe users here. maria: yeah, but i mean, just to be clear, if you are a chinese company, you will not say no to the chinese communist party. it's just not how it works. i mean, the ccp, if they want information from any company that is a chinese company they will

i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's monday, july 27th.ories, 7:00 a.m. eastern. more stimulus ahead, republicans set to announce their latest relief plan with a $1 trillion price tag as coronavirus cases are rising an extra jobless benefits expiring. unrest in america, another weekend of violent protests, portland, seattle, now oakland among the cities seeing dangerous clashes. rises tensions with china, the u.s. consulate in chengdu shut down, china taking over that property. earnings season kicks into high gear, one dozen dow components reporting this week including pfizer, mcdonald's, boeing, apple and exxon mobil. we will hear from facebook, amazon and google parent alphabet. we look ahead at what to expect. turning to your markets, futures are pointing to a higher open to kick off the week, triple digit gain on the dow futures. gold shining, hitting a new all-time high, closing in on $2,000 an ounce of. growing concerns over u.s.-china relation, virus cases rising, you name it, people are running for safety. the tax flight, joe rogan

dagen mcdowell, jump in. aria talks about the representation or lack thereof in leadership roles in corporate america among black individuals, black men and women. but i will go to the root of the problem. i'm curious what you think about this. and i talked about this repeatedly for a long time. where your most progressive companies in this nation, particularly in technology, have poor representation in just -- among all employees for black americans. if you look at facebook as just one example, among technical jobs at facebook those are held 1.7% of those jobs, 1.7% are held by black individuals. even among just the overall all roles, it's still under 4%. where are these liberal progressive companies in providing opportunity to black americans? >> i agree with you, although i will note that this is not a liberal, progressive, left, right issue. right. we should approach this work as an american issue and a country still trying to reach our true ideals and technology industry, horrible, but there are no stand-

dagen mcdowell i think the only place where you can really see, you know, across the board support ishe liability protection for businesses and schools. that it seems like most people agree on, dagen. >> that is one of the biggest issues getting in the way of big businesses and small businesses from really ramping up and bringing employees back and that's so the worry that they will get food and the liability if someone gets sick on -- in the work place. really quickly, though, the governor needs to figure out a way to reduce the extra 6 $600 a week that people are receiving in unemployment benefits say extra. university of chicago study found that 68% or more than two-thirds of unemployed workers are collecting more in jobless benefits than their lost earnings, and the median payment is 34% more than their previous weekly paycheck. that needs to begin reducing. maybe don't cut it off at the end of july if but slowly start reducing that. and why not put the burden on businesses? for businesses that have been open the entire time, restaurants, takeout places, and particularly these dis

joining the conversation this morning, dagen mcdowell, michael lee and steve forbes. verybody this morning. dagen: great to see you. steve: good to be here. michael: good morning, thank you. maria: the u.s. crossed a grim milestone in the coronavirus pandemic with nearly 3 million confirmed cases. one bright spot, the death toll is steadily declining. infections are on the rise in 40 of states aztec as texas, ari, california report record hospitalizations. the lone star state had more than 10,000 new coronavirus cases yesterday alone. this as the governors of new york, new jersey and connecticut add delaware, kansas and oklahoma to the mandatory quarantine list. president trump officially pulling the united states out of the world health organization, the administration sending a withdrawal notice to the un secretary general and key congressional leaders. president trump has called the organization a puppet of china, slamming it for its response to the coronavirus pandemic. the move going into effect next july. and president trump will host mexico's president at the wh

i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it is friday, july 24th.ok at where the markets are at 6:30 a.m. eastern. the markets moving down on the news that u.s.-china relations are worsening, that's putting pressure on global markets. checking the futures in -- the markets in europe, you can see losses across the board there. growing tensions between the u.s. and china leading to those losses. red across the board in asia as well. the nikkei closed for the trading day but you had a steep loss of almost 4% in shanghai. the family of john lewis releasing plans for his memorial and funeral. lauren simonetti has the details. lauren. lauren: hi, dagen, john lewis will be remembered with a week-long celebration of life that will include stops in alabama, atlanta, and washington, d.c. celebrations kick off tomorrow in his hometown of troy, alabama. on sunday, his body will cross the edmund pettus bridge in selma for the last time. he will lie in state in the capitol rotunda from monday to wednesday. he will be laid to rest in atlanta in a private funeral o

all right, dagen mcdowell, i'm sure that you watch the chris wallace-donald trump interview, what didnk about that? >> dagen: and waiting for joe biden to step up and do the exact same thing, because you have to answer questions about the two brain aneurysms he had in the late '80s that he rode about in his book, maybe seniors know something that we don't, because the poll numbers have moved away from him in the most recent fox news poll, i can quote them last month, they went for biden by ten points, now they go for trump by one, but limiting that, joe biden needs to answer for his own positive manifesto, that's what was quoted at "the new york post," on how to spike crime, he needs to answer for all of this if it more and more appears that his policies are altered by other people who are a great deal more radical than he is trying to behave. >> jesse: that is the line, he is mentally shot and taken over by the hard left. what do you think about that one? >> emily: i think that everything that dagen said is absolutely correct, my read on the interview, it was an opportunity for trump

siegel, it's dagen mcdowell. just a couple things, i will point out that, as part of operation warp speed, the government has allocated just this morning to $.1 billion to 1 million doses of that virus. that's on the heels of commitment like the nearly $2 billion to pfizer for 100 million doses. in terms of that, how quickly can this vaccine, one, get out into individuals once they pass regulatory approval, but also in terms of getting back to school? the democrats seem to be hung up on asking dr. fauci if children were "largely immune," trying to stick that on president trump. but what is the likelihood that children get this virus, and also, how easily they transfer it to adults? that is something that he didn't really go down that road easily. >> dr. siegel: dagen, two points. first, in terms of the vaccine itself, you are right. the key message is we are making this vaccine even in advance of the science. when the sciences there, we are going to have 100 million doses in each case. the part that wasn't emphas

dagen mcdowell jump in. dagen: chris, the root of any antitrust bus top is consumer benefit to consumer detriment and the wall street journal in editorial page writes about this that big tech antitrust paradox, the legal test is consumer benefit and not size and in terms of benefit i know that the federalist has experienced this that you reliant on google's ad network that they can if they see fit deplatform you, demontize you and essentially put you out of business, nevertheless the federalist and the vast majority of all online publications on this day and age literally couldn't exist without google's ad network, back in the first dotcom bubble you can't afford and hire and add sales team to stay afloat. i saw business after business toppled because of that but a site like the federalist has basically sold part of yourself and your soul to google just to exist. chris: well, the federalist would have taken a hit for sure if we were taken out of advertising network but we would have survived because we have d

here today, fox business anchor dagen mcdowell. house of kennedy on fox business, candidate yourself. syndicated radio host and fox news contributor, leslie marshall is here. in the center seat, a host of "reality check" on fox nation and host of the david webb show on sirius xm, david webb. good to see all of you. it's been a little bit of a break for me, so i'm glad to started off with you guys. david, i'm going to come to you first. i don't know if you saw the mom of the grandfather of that 8-year-old in atlanta saying, "if black lives matter, why didn't her life matter?" i get choked up just saying it. that conversation is shifting a bit on where we are and who we are trying to be and protect and represent. what do you say about all of this? >> david: it is tragic, harris, and everyone. something that bullets don't do is they don't discriminate. sadly, where the bullets are being fired the most in america's communities is the problem. it's happening in poor and underserved communities regardless of color, but all too often, whe

joining the conversation this morning, dagen mcdowell, philip wegmann and scott martin.o see everybody this morning. some of the top stories this morning, president trump says that he does not 100% support some provisions in the next coronavirus stimulus relief plan calling them semi-irrelevant. he added the democrats want republicans to go with their needs. mitch mcconnell says liability protection is a top priority of. the gop is proposing a second round of $1,200 checks for americans making less than $75,000 a year. also in the plan, that $1 trillion plan of the gop cutting the amount of the federal government pays in unemployment benefits from $600 currently to $200 a week. democrats are looking for those payments to go up to $6,000 per household. they want to keep the $600 a week unemployment extension intact. sparks flying on capitol hill as democrats spar with attorney general bill barr yesterday during a heated house hearing. democrats grilling barr on the long list of topics yesterday including his handling of the civil unrest in portland. barr fired back accusi

let me bring in dagen mcdowell. dagen: why do anything because it expired in many states over the weekend? the democrats passed 3 trillion-dollar plan in may, what took you so long because there's still 13 billion not used and 10 billion set aside for states and they have only spent $100 million, at this point the wall street journal editorial page wrote about it this past week, the republicans have no plan, it seems like, hey, let's throw 1200 bucks at individuals again and just hope they like us, why do anything at this point? >> well, dagen, it's not to make them like us it's truly about economic recovery and getting people back to school. some people will be receiving $3,400, a family of 4 with two children, as far as the 200 supplemental it allows them to plan. yes, the 600 ran out last saturday but covers the following couple of weeks, so it is a little bit late meanwhile nancy pelosi's congress, house of representatives busy passing bill that was going nowhere that was impossible to pass which is what they te

joining the conversation is dagen mcdowell, jon hilsenrath and mitch roschelle.o see everybody this morning. >> good morning. >> great to be here. maria: a lot going on. some of the top stories we are watching right now. top democrats are ready to meet with white house officials later today to talk about the latest round of a covid-19 stimulus relief package. house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer due to set down with steven mnuchin and mark meadows. yesterday top republicans met with the president to discuss details of the $1 trillion proposal which includes more than $70 billion to help schools as mark meadows told us on sunday. the latest round of talks coming as the new number of covid cases continues to climb. at the slowest rate in a week, up by more than 60,000. overnight in europe, eu leaders reached an agreement on a spending plan and recovery fund after four days of heated talk. promising news for a possible coronavirus vaccine, a partnership between oxford university and astrazeneca produced a strong immune response in the

dagen mcdowell, your reaction? : let me start with the rent payment, myriad businesses have not paid any or at least some of their rent during this pandemic. going back to i think it was in may, in new york city, that there was one landlord told the new york times that 80% of its retail tenants had missed rent at the start of the month. so the issue with tesla is why would you not be paying rent or withholding rent and it is to juice the numbers and make it look like the company is reporting a profit. i'll go back to the wall street journal heard on the street column today that the profits did not come from actually selling more automobiles. revenue fell about 4% from a year earlier in the most recent quarter. and if you go back, tesla has almost not grown revenue at all since the fourth quarter of 2018 and i will just quote this article in the journal. when a stock becomes decoupled from business reality, just about anything can happen. so that's a warning to investors. people who are jumping into this hot commodit

dagen: good morning, everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo, top stories at 6:00 a.m.ublicans said to announce latest relief plan with 1 trillion-dollar price tag. this as coronavirus cases are rising and extra jobless benefits already expiring. unrest in america, another weekend of violent protests portland, seattle and now oakland among the cities seeing dangerous clashes. rising tensions with china, u.s. consulate shut down, china taking over that property. earning season kicking

dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. monday july 6th, 6:00 a.m. eastern. saying cases hit all-time high topping 200,000 in just 24 hours this assigntists warn of an airborne spread of the virus. futures are looking to kick off the week with rally. strong gains across the board after u.s. markets posted big gains last week with the nasdaq closing tout week with another record high. the 2020 race getting a bit more crowded, question mark, kanye

. ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with jesse watters, juan williams, dagen mcdowell, and emily compagno,ing in portland as antifa barricaded doors to court houses that taxpayers built and then set the structures on fire. or as a media describes it, nothing special. yeah, if you are looking for this on the news, good luck. it's tough away behind slabs of mary trump's bitter psychoanalysis. but they cover

here today, fox news anchor dagen mcdowell. attorney and fox news contributor, emily compagno. executive editor observe america pac and fox news contributor, marie harf. in the center virtual coach seat, "washington times" opinion editor and fox news contributor, charlie hurt. boy, i tell you, the images get tougher by the day. now, charlie, you've got the mayor of a beautiful large american city mixing it up and saying to the police, via policy, basically, "sit down when you're in the presence of federal officers. don't help them." >> charlie: it's really incredible, harris. obviously, to me, the most shocking thing about all of this is that the mayor has a security detail. he's walking down the street with armed officers around him, protecting him. my question is, what do regular citizens do if they want to watch on the street? obviously, the federal officials concerned in a place like this, in a riot like this where you have federal buildings being firebombed, is protecting federal buildings. but we have other bigger issues, i would argue, at play here. we have people's cons

fox business anchor, dagen mcdowell. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, can herself. joining us today, jason chaffetz. jason, i think this is a great decision, given the footage you saw from william la jeunesse of the incoming that the federal officers were taking inside that federal courthouse, the fact that so many of them have been injured, the fact that so many of them have been nearly blinded. you know, if federal officials don't support what they are doing there on the ground, why should they be they are risking their lives? also, given the fact that so many have blamed the federal forces who are they are trying to defend the courthouse for the violence, let's have them pull out and see if it instantly ends. what if we had what have we had, 60 nights? let's see how the violence is when the feds are out. what are your thoughts? >> jason: and i very optimistic. because it will be state police from oregon, which it actually should be, as opposed to federal agents, that suddenly the people that are rioting, the nt fors of the world will say, "oh, let's back up and g

here today, fox business network anchor, dagen mcdowell. most of kennedy on fox business, kennedy. executive director of serve america pac and fox news contributor, marie harf. joining us in the center virtual couch seat, a host of "the guy benson show" on fox news radio and fox news contributor, guy benson. good to see everybody on this fine friday. guy, it is now almost 60 days. we are inching our way toward yet another date milestone on the calendar with all of this. where do you put it now that federal agents have begun arriving in places like seattle? >> guy: seattle was a mess weeks ago with the c.h.o.p. portland has been a mess now for two consecutive months with a lot of violence, basically every single night in that city. it's interesting to see a lot of the media framing of this issue. i'm open to debates about the scope of federal officers and their mandate, what they are allowed to do and some of these places. it's clear they have the right and the duty, frankly, do defend federal property. but it looks like so much of the coverage on the outrage, certainly from elected

. ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino is back, and dagen mcdowellere is only one thing nancy loves more than gelato, lawyers. in a year where millions of americans should unite and spike a global virus, her instinct is to protect the lawyers by vowing to block liability protections for employers in the next relief package. here it is. >> what we will not support us the following.

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david webb, dagen mcdowell, and leslie marshall. hope you had a beautiful weekend. she's back! she's better than ever! now, here's harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. awaiting the white house press briefing now. the nation's talking today about a horrific wave of violence and large american cities over the holiday weekend. you're watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. as soon as the press secretary steps up to the lectern, kayleigh mcenany, we will take you there live. the news. in chicago, at least 17 people killed, some 90 people shot in total in one city. the scene just as awful and growing in new york city, 11 people died. dozens more people wounded. nationwide, five children are among the dead today from over the weekend, including an 8-year-old in atlanta. her name popping in social media as she was gunned down near the wendy's where rayshard brooks was killed by police. the city's mayor is warning enough is enough. it all happened during a heartrending news conference with her mom. >> you can't blame this on a police officer. you can't say t

tomorrow congressman jim banks, tom fitton, pastor robert dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, inaria bartiromo. it's friday, july 24th. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern. breaking news overnight, china ordering the closure of the u.s. consolate. the move comes after the u.s. demanded that china shut down its consolate in houston. that's today. u.s.-china relations putting pressure on global markets, futures in the united states are lower, 56 point loss on the dow futures. the dow and nasdaq erasing gains for the week yesterday. the dow on pace to end its three-week winning streak. coronavirus stimulus delayed, republicans pushing the release of a new stimulus plan to next week.

." >> jesse: hello everybody i'm jesse watters with juan williams, greg gutfeld, dagen mcdowell and emily it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." fox news alert. you're looking live at the white house podium where any minute now president trump will be holding his first coronavirus briefing since april. it could be a boost to his reelection campaign, as cases of the virus continued to spike in the u.s. the president is expected to focus on vaccines and therapeutics and is planning on taking questions from

." >> jesse: hello everybody i'm jesse watters with juan williams, greg gutfeld, dagen mcdowell and emily compagno. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." fox news alert. you're looking live at the white house podium where any minute now president trump will be holding his first coronavirus briefing since april. it could be a boost to his reelection campaign, as cases of the virus continued to spike in the u.s. the president is expected to focus on vaccines and therapeutics and is planning on taking questions from the press. democrats not happy with the return of the briefings. they are furious at the president is talking directly to the american people. >> donald trump demonstrates every single day not just that he's incompetent. it's also that he's dangerous. people are dying because of this pandemic. >> did you hear that, donald trump? you have created one of the greatest failures in presidential leadership in our country's entire history. when the white house coronavirus briefings resume, president trump should not take the podium. every time president trump takes the podi

maria: thank you dagen mcdowell, kevin phillips, stacy great to see you, everybody have a wonderful day, "varney & company" begins right now. stuart: i just finished up cleaning the coffee that i spilled all over the beautiful set. maria: i am sorry. i'm sorry to hear that. stuart: good morning maria, i'm ready to go. good morning, everyone. there is precious little love between the worlds two biggest economies and we have a new flareup between the u.s. and china this morning, the trump team has ordered china to close its consulate in houston, texas by friday read this is to protect intellectual property. local tv shows chinese officials burning documents, not shredding them burning them, china threatens to retaliate and feels and looks like a new cold war. we have a significant turn in the fight against a virus, president trump says it's going to get worse before it gets better. a clear sign that the economic effects will drag on past the election. however, the trump team signed a contract with pfizer with 100 million vaccine doses. america gets the vaccine first, they pay pfizer 1.1 b