maria: yeah.l, navigating that will be real important for you and for investors this morning and in the coming months. craig, thank you. thanks so much. it's good to see you this morning, sir. come back soon. >> my pleasure, maria. thank you. maria: all right. craig hodges joining us. we will take a break. when we come back, i'm taking you inside a haitian detention center at the border for a closer look at where migrants are being held. the conditions, coming up. travel troubles for thousands of southwest passengers, do we know exactly what went on? yes. what you need to know. after the airline canceled 10% of the schedule yesterday alone. are more cancellations on the way? stay with us. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside eve

maria: wow.rbage, and yet they still pursued, pursue, pursued a fisa warrant to wiretap trump organization members like carter page. will john durham reel in any big fish, in your view? >> yeah, i believe so, and let me just put this in perspective. when i was running large scale conspiracy fraud investigations, they took me three, four, five years to prosecute. john durham's only in his second year of the most political scandal in u.s. history, so i believe in the next six months, look out for indictments for folks like glenn simpson, lisa page and peter strzok. i believe they're cooperating with him. i think you're going to see these indictments start coming out on the individuals at the top, it's just going to take a few more monthings. it takes a little bit of time to work these matters. maria: unbelievable. no surprise, the mainstream media gave them all jobs. quick move on to afghanistan. what really is getting me is the politicization happening within the military. president biden says he

maria: yeah.t me quickly add something to that. maria: go ahead, steve. steve: the other need that we have right now there's a global energy crisis going on. hello, is anybody in washington paying attention to this. the green energy is just crashed in europe, maria, now you have basically a shortage of oil and you have a shortage of natural gas, you have countries in europe now going back to coal and so what do we need in this country? we need pipelines. they're about to pass a trillion dollar so-called infrastructure bill that does nothing, nothing to increase for our own gas culpabilities. maria: great point. really dumb and vladimir putin try today insert himself and move markets the other day. it didn't really help. there's movements going on because of policy across the country. we have a new home now for tesla. we will take a break and come back after that and talk about why ceo elon musk is moving the company out of california headed to texas. tax debate in corporate america is coming up ne

maria: i see.e also got all of these supply shocks happening as a result of covid and companies' inability to get people back on the job, truck driver shortage. what about that supply shortage that we're talking about? is that going to be an issue for third quarter earnings that we're going to be hearing from in about two weeks, what's your take on the third quarter earnings season? >> you know, maria, i think that earnings are sort of in the bag for the third quarter. i think the problem won't come as you go forward in the next two or three quarters and the problem about just in time inventories and that sort of thing over the last 10 years is you live by the sword and die by the sword and when you get into that situation and all of a sudden things stack up, that will show up. we think that's going to come probably in a quarter or two out, not in this quarter. maria: i see. ryan payne, jump in. >> ted, so everything points to from what you're saying here, i hear inflation next year, to your point,

maria: where are you from? >> [inaudible] more colombia. how hard -- maria: colombia.speaking spanish] >> translator: it was cold. maria: how, how -- i mean, was it easy? looks like it's easy to get across. [speaking spanish] maria: where -- donde, where are you going now? [speaking spanish] >> boston. maria: how come? what's in boston? >> [inaudible] [speaking spanish] >> my friend. maria: your friend. do you have more people coming? [speaking spanish] maria: so where will you go now? [speaking spanish] maria: that's it? you've got all your stuff, you're just coming to america and you left? [speaking spanish] maria: you're not going back. [speaking spanish] >> translator: no. maria: why? [speaking spanish] >> translator: very dangerous, and if you go back, there's a chance of getting killed. maria: how much did you have to pay to get here? did they charge you? dinero? [speaking spanish] >> translator: $8,000. maria: to get across. 8,000 each? you had -- $1,000. >> translator: 8,000 each. >> this is the rio grande right here: most of the crossings that we've been seein

maria: yeah.there are a lot of things that are uncertainties. let's go through a few of the unknowns. first off, the broad macro story. tomorrow we get the september jobs report. what are you looking for and what's priced into the market? we have economists expecting 500,000 jobs added to the economy last month with the unemployment rate ticking slightly lower to 5.1%. we've got our special coverage as always on jobs friday tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m. eastern. but tell me how important this report is to the market, what's priced in and will we see a a reaction if those numbers materialize? >> i think this is a really tough report, maria, because this is a month where tip we see a huge seasonal adjustment from leisure and hospitality and it depends on how the bls treat this. you could see some -- this is one i would not be placing money on personally. i think there's a risk it comes in slightly light. i don't think it makes a difference to what the fed does. i think the fed, unless the number is sh

maria: dr. center for disease control issued guidance for celebrating the holidays they include a virtual or outdoor celebrations, celebrating with those you already live with and avoiding contact when dropping off food or gifts to pick doctor marty mccleary is with us a johns hopkins school of public health professor fox news contributor. great to see you and thank you for being here. what is your reaction to what we heard from fauci? >> in general if there is one theme with all of dr. fauci's comments is that he's afraid to be wrong and if you look at the numbers, they look good. we are down about 35% from our pecan the states that lead in the delta wave, missouri and arkansas are down about 50%, so that's probably a preview of what is to come and my concern is we have no exit criteria for moving the restrictions, but as of now it looks like we will be in good shape and a couple of months. maria: let me ask about this new mercantile. it says its new antiviral pill will reduce the risk of hospi

maria: yeah. mean, that's an issue that i want to zero in on this morning because we've got all these technology names reporting earnings tonight. texas instruments and amd, they are right there at the new cleaf what's going won the chip shortage. what's your take on the i'm snack. >> with some of them, amd you could see that. what we look at is how they're managing liquidity through that part. we think microsoft will come out looking quite good. i think the chip shortage is a real issue. microsoft, it's much more on the software part. you have to look at how are they looking at financing the supply chains and, therefore, keeping the producers open. in the technology, not a big issue. therefore, we remain quite bullish that the companies that know how to manage the liquidity and supply chain accordingly will actually do very well so we expect good earnings out of those companies. maria: well, we'll see. i mean, even though we've had so much negative conversation around facebook, the company report

maria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. another wild week for stocks. the month, the quarter for the markets ending lower. former raymond james vice chairman fred lane is here on how to manage your portfolio right now. plus, democrats in disarray as house speaker nancy pelosi struggles to connect her divided party behind a massive tax and spending plan. keyed moderate senators will not support. senator ron johnson joins me on the fallout coming up. and is fighting back against the biden border crisis, florida now suing the white house. the state's attorney general, ashleyed moody, is here to give us the new details on this legal battle as we're learning a group of 60,000 more haitian migrants are headed toward the southern border but first, take a look a back at this edition of "the week's talkers." watch. ♪ maria: how bad are these supply crunches that you're looking at? >> the situation's in a crisis mode

maria: yeah. we haven't seen any of those hostile reporters report on any of the facts in florida that you're talking about. look, the president is still trying to, you know, cut down the power of governors. last week he said that he would send the national guard in there to help with the supply log jam, and then the white house had to walk it back. so i ask you because the national guard is the you are view of governors -- purview of governors. the white house saying requesting use of the national guard at the state level is under the purview of governors, and we are not actively pursuing the use of the national guard on a federal level after he said he would. would you, governor desantis, consider the national guard? >> well, we have the logistical know-how and capacity with our ports of the supply chain, you can bring it, we'll handle it. there will be no need to do that in florida because we're modernized. we're ready to go. if you're going to start talking about national guard, what he should

maria. don't like being correct with these types of predictions for purposes of certainly people's pockets but on the other hand, for purposes of investment, certainly this has been a good trade. and i continue to be bullish on 100. i think once we hit 100, that number in and of itself is a sticker shock to lots of governments around the world and we will see a call to arms immediately when we get even close to that number in order to go ahead and bring that price down to the extent it's possible. maria: yeah. david, tell me what's behind this move. i mean, obviously joe biden came in on day one, canceled the xl pipeline, made it very clear that he wants to fundamentally change this economy, less on fossil fuels. is that part of this? is it something else? i know you've got activists on the large oil companieses including exxon. what's your take on what's behind this move and what do you think the impact will be on the broader economy? >> okay. so maria, this started before joe biden simply

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maria.ppreciate it. so obviously tech did really well so far. you look at top line and bottom line, the key here in terms of the nuance view is who is getting operating leverage and who is not. we knew top line was going to be strong and it was. microsoft did 22%, 48% on bottom line. really strong numbers and you see the stock respond. google did pretty well obviously. they did really well and if you look at other companies outside of that that did not get operating leverage, facebook did not and you saw their stock that hit. i think there's a more nuance for you that's going on that we are seeing in the market. but the third quarter overall, most companies are still beating but keys here. asiaings had them softer in terms of percentage beat and sales growth is decelerating on average and then the third thing is the market reaction and we are going to see that today. earnings misses are getting finished down about 4% on average versus earnings beats that are going up modestly and you are see

maria. maria: yeah. it certainly feels that way.s out and says everybody didn't get what the they wanted as if there's a deal when there's in fact no deal. it's all marketing. hillary, thank you. we'll keep following your reporting all day. thank you, hillary vaughn on the capitol right now. time for the word on wall street, let's go back to wall street, join ming right now is strategic wealth partners investment strategist, luke lloyd, chief economist lindsey piegza and managing partner mike murphy. mike, kicking things off with you. apple and amazon down this morning, reporting lower than expected results. apple missed on the top and bottom line, giving disaappointing fourth quarter guidance. tim cook attributing a $6 billion loss to supply chain issues. mike, your reaction to what we saw from big tech? >> so big selloff, maria, good morning. you have apple and amazon trading down between 3 and 5% this morning. but let's take a step back for a second. the s&p 500 is up over 6 and-a-half percent month to date. not year, month to da

maria: wow. also talking about a pretty heavy cost with regard to inflation that we're all paying more money for, everyday items. let's take a look at some of the moves that we've seen just as result of all of the free money since march when you signed, when the president signed into law the 1.9 trillion covid relief package. inflation soaring, gasoline up 42%, energy overall 25%. used cars and trucks, 24%. food up 4.5% likings, chicken, etc. -- like eggs. will we see these numbers worsen if this reconciliation plan goes through? >> i think we absolutely will because the government will inject trillions of dollars more into the economy. the effect was pretty immediate when the $1.9 trillion came through in march. month over month we've seen an increase in inflation. it's the most prefer niches tax -- pernicious tax at all. there are many aspects that may have to do with supply chain dislocations, but when they're killed our independence on energy, every american feels this when they go to the pum

maria: yeah.urprised we haven't heard any supply shortages or disruptions as relates to amazon. we're seeing it everywhere else. mark, real quick before you go, would you put new money to work here at bitcoin? >> oh, yeah. the way to own bitcoin is to buy a little every week, every month. the daily price doesn't matter, maria. what matters is owning a piece of this network. had this is the most powerful, most secure computing platform the world has ever seen. you want to own a piece of that. you want to get off zero. most people have zero exposure but don't buy it all at once. buy it over time. i would buy it today, i'd buy it tomorrow, i'd buy it next week, buy it next month. put some in your kid's christmas stocking. maria: you were telling us way lower levels a long time ago. you were spot on with that. what a call. thank you for weighing in on all of that. >> thanks, maria. always great to be with you in the morning. thank you. maria: and to you. your morning mover this morning is ford. jumpin

maria: then what happens to i will be the victim. maria: you will?'s my greatest fear. >> the way this thing is shaking down from this administration is where the big-- victims-- [bleep] maria: i'm sorry, sir. >> we are not heartless and we understand. maria: i'm so sorry. >> with this open border policy it's not working and we understand there are people coming in that want a better life, but there's a better way to do it than the way that it's happening down here and we shouldn't be afraid in our own home. we live in the united states of america. maria: that was texas rancher don and john paul schuster in rockville, texas. john paul in tears explained to me the number of got a ways that trespass on their property every day causing property damage and causing fear for their lives. we traveled back to the southern border last week on morning with maria on foxbusiness, the third time i went to the border and i witnessed firsthand how things have gotten worse since this administration ignores the destruction of joe biden's wide-open borders. we are rig

maria: good sunday morning. welcome to sunday morning future security today, a complete shift show, 60 ships lined up in the pacific unable to deliver goods because of that is why disruption causing energy store-- empty store shelves everywhere. what is on the shelves is now 10 to 20% more expensive than one year ago as the biden administration policy slams american families with soaring inflation and unconstitutional vaccine mandates, but don't worry nancy pelosi is thinking about what else she wants to control. >> if you rule the world what one thing would you do, i think about that a lot. maria: i'm sure she does and coming up we will talk with senator ron johnson on the forced resignation from nurses, pilots, teachers, border agents, military men and women as they refused to accept a forced vaccine and other communist moves of this administration. plus,. >> where are you going now? >> boston. >> what's in boston? maria: my encounter with the southern border where havoc is thrown at texas borders and got away

maria: yeah. mentioned so many important items in that bill, for people to understand what's happening here, it looks like the democrats want to fundamentally change this economy and they want to push this through very quickly. tell me the odds from your standpoint that nothing gets done. >> it's possible that we end up with a continuing resolution which would be continuing spending into the next fiscal year at the donald trump levels, the last year of his administration, if they can't find a path forward with all democratic votes to support this massive spending and policy mistake. or they could end up with a massive omnibus spending bill at the end of the year, where they attempt to whittle it down and be forced to come negotiate to some degree with the republicans in the house and senate. both those strategies end with up with, in my view, with trouble for the democrats and that's why the american people don't support these policies and don't support this spending. maria: yeah. that's right. ho

maria back to you. maria: all right.threshold from 600 dollars to 10,000 dollars, still captures most americans, pennsylvania senator toomey is -- that this will affect most americans. watch. >> this proposal is going to affect almost every single american. not just average americans, the vast majority of americans have accounts that will go through 600 dollars if they tri10,000 dollars still captures everybody, every small business. you have to ask yourselves for what purpose? >> joining me right now head of u.s. policy research at cornerstone macro, andy, great to have you this morning thanks so much for being here. >> thanks. maria: republicans calling that plan in terms of irs surveillance unworkable when it comes to raising revenue does it make a dent? what is your take on this part of the plan i want your take overly on spend planning where we are as well. >> i think going to end up dropping this provision of it is controversial and with manchin pushing back on the overall size and now talking i think talking about

maria: s okay.want to ask you the impact of all of this and what you think in termss of the oil and gas situation because i think this is an area that's really hitting all of us quite hard. you're feeling it as well. the president canceled the keystone pipeline on day one. he banned oil production on federal land. he reversed trump's alaska drilling. i remember the time it was a national goal to be energy independent. we're no longer energy independent as the president begs opec to do something about it. >> well, to call president biden and his administration incompetent is accurate. it's too kind. ithese are their policies. they want to drive up the price of fossil fuel. they want to drive up the price riof energy so apparently we use less of it. again, energy prices affect the price of every good and commodity. so again, this is exactly what they want. they want open borders. they want deficit spending. they want to increase debt. they want to make americans more dependent on government. they the

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maria: yeah.ing was you said that he's spokesto focusing on issues -- focusing on issues that are important to the state like schools, and that comment that mcauliffe made that parents should have no role in what their kids are learning. or perhaps inflation where virginians are noticing how expensive things have become. >> that's what i mean. no matter how blue you are as a democrat, the green you're acing at the gas station -- i filled up my truck yesterday, and it was $79. calista spill if filled up her car the day before, and it was $72. we're looking at that and thinking, this ain't working. and i think sending them a message is going to be a big factor both in new jersey, by the way, which is much closer than the public polls and in virginia where i think youngkin is pulling away. and i think that mcauliffe had the disadvantage of reality coming out. so after he makes his really bad comment that parents shouldn't be involved in education, you suddenly have the loudoun county school board tur

morning with maria's-- "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪♪ maria: now some of the top storiess morning. fractured democrats headed back to the capital hill in this week to try to save president biden's spending agenda. democrats want to pass the three and a half trillion dollars spending bill and the bipartisan infrastructure bill before the president's upcoming trip to europe, but that's unlikely. by nancy pelosi's october 31 deadline, as there's still no agreement on what should be in the bill to listen to what california congressman ro khanna told me yesterday. i want to talk about that, but do you think you will have a vote on october 31, for this? >> we will get a vote before the end of the year end i'm hopeful it will be by october 31. maria: senator joe manchin drawing a red line on the child tax credit provision telling the white house it must include a firm work requirement and a family income limit in the $60,000 range and also demanding they cut 150 billion-dollar program aimed at pushing utilities to draw more power from clean energy sources. all this as president

maria: welcome back.sidered leaving the democratic party. he said he would consider becoming an independent if he became too much of an embarrass emment todemocrats because of h- embarrass ament to democrats. this as sparks fly behind closed doors with senator manchin and sanders reportedly butting heads, telling axios that manchin raised his fist to the vermont senator saying he would be happy with zero dollars in social spending. christian, we'll see how this plays out. so far, it looks like senator manchin is sticking to his principles. your thoughts? christian: it is. it's interesting, because it comes on the heels of his colleague, senator sinema, being followed into the bathroom by progressive aca testify visits and manchin was targeted by progressives, lived on a houseboat in washington, kind of eccentric and progressive activists on kayaks were heck wereheckling him. donald trump won west virginia in 2020 with 69% of the vote. manchin is an outlier as a democrat in west virginia. it's tantalizing

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i am maria bartiromo. president biden europe this weekend is as crucial big-ticket agenda items hang in the balance here at home. progressives are digging in their heels against the framework of a slimmed down spending package grade one senior official admitting the biden presidency is on the line. plus a new report said by the administration is considering paying migrants for under $50000 each. i'll be asking senator ron johnson for his takes on all this coming up. markets largely ignoring the drama soaring to new highs this week. but mark is out they warning about what biden's bills will mean for investors and the economy. plus, florida suing the white house again as well as an asset. florida attorney general ashley moody is back with us to tell us why. but first let's take a look back at the top newsmakers on mornings with maria and this week's edition of this week's talkers. ♪ ♪. maria: wide sentinel being pushed in this country? the underlying chemicals are made in china for. >> china sees this as an

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maria: welcome back.congressman, i want to ask about these new mandates and overreach from the department of justice, parents across the country, governors across the country are complaining. here's ron de santis. ag merrick garland is ordering the fbi to target, intimidate and silence parents who exercise first amendment rights at local schooled board meetings as the ag threaten to sic the fbi on parents who dare to oppose mandates on mask wearing as well as indoctrination of their children in critical race theory. what is going on? >> this is just more of the biden administration wanting greater control over our lives. who would have ever thought that you would have an american president make a decision to leave americans behind in afghanistan. now directing the doj to try to silence parents and actually separate parents from what their children can do inside cools and why is this rising up? because during the pandemic, children were going to school through zoom. parents were beginning to hear what was