maria: right.instead of having the required 600 votes, you could just -- 60 votes, and you could just do a simple majority, and that means whoever is in charge is going to get what they want passed. that's not democracy. >> correct. no, of course it's not democratic -- democracy. which is why i really hate the fact that every four years we go down these same rabbit holes and have to deal with the same issues. and it's all about just trying to court voters in the moment9 to get elected. and then it happens all over again four years later, right? and, you know, you look at system of the other countries in the world, and i don't want to give the chinese credit, but i will give the japanese credit. they have 20 2-year plans. we have 4-year plans. imagine if you are the cfo of a company and you're told, oh, my gosh, there's going to be a new tariff if we build cars in mexico? okay, i guess we'll move them back to the u.s. well, for four years and then move them back when trump is out of office four year

maria: wow.e trying to rein in inflation, this will take us right back to where we were before all those interest rate hikes. lydia, thank you. lydia hu in new jersey. cheryl, your reaction. >> the effect ifs of this shutdown, i mean, let's talk about this. we're talking about 5 of the 10 busiest ports in this country that would be shut down in just a few days. and, you know, the leaders at these ports have all said they are preparing for a full work stoppage. this is 85,000 port worker. this is going to be a massive walkout. how does the biden administration p or biden-harris administration, handle this. remember, we saw joe biden join picket lines. did that help or hurt him, i think that's debatable, but how are they going to the handle this out on the campaign trail? this shutdown, again, to the lydia's point, the chick if issues with -- economic issues are one side, but the political issues are even more critical. maria: john, we know when you have one spike in inflation, typically you get an

maria: yeah.l, cheryl, look, money is mobile, we know that. remember during the obama administration, ireland had a 9% corporate tax rate, so what did companies do in america? they picked up their operations and moved them to ireland, and they were the headquartered in ireland obey a 9 tax rate -- to pay a 9% tax rate. and president trump is basically saying i'm going to lay out a pitch the foreign workers with good reason for them to make their moves and take their manufacturing forces and hire american workers and make all the products right here in the usa. >> yeah. i mean, that process would certainly be a bit tedious because this is, of course, the u.s. government, after all. but at the end of the day, to a make that pitch to corporations is what that the economic story could be. and remember what kamala harris' proposals are, it's the opposite. raise the corporate tax rate up to 28% from 21% where it sits right now. basically, take it and revert us back, and that's what american companies do

albertano: maría, abre la puerta. maría: ya no, albertano.sea el que nos quiera mandar diosito. yo creo que casi sería bien probable que sí pensara en empezar a buscar trabajo. maría: ¿en serio, albertano? ¿harías eso solo por nuestro hijo? albertano: claro que no solamente sería por nuestro hijo, también por las gallinitas y las croquetas del ingeniero. maría: es que ya no... albertano: ¿ya no qué? maría: ya no vas a ser papá-- fue falsa alarma. albertano: [suspira] ¿en serio, flaca? no manches. ya me hacía yo trabajando. mira, mira. maría: pero lo de la casita y las gallinitas lo podemos ir planeando. albertano: dios guarde la hora, flaca. por algo pasan las cosas. fíjate, la verdad, la verdad, el nombre de este del ingeniero ni me gustaba tanto. maría: [llora] albertano: ya, no te pongas así, flaca. mira, para que te animes, te invito a chapultepec a ver uno pingüinos, ¿eh? ahí te hablo. maría: Órale, pues, vamos. albertano: no manches. por un momento, sí pensé que estabas bien embarazada. maría: ¿por el tierno brillar de mi mirada? albert

maria: yeah.an you do that you couldn't do before because you named them, designated them a foreign terrorist group? >> so this is an action pursuant to a law that i signed this last session in the state of texas that gives the state some additional powers. one is to use court procedures that will accelerate or the process going after them, another that will allow the seizure of any type of property that tda has in the state of texas. a third is one that increases criminal penalties against them so that when we do arrest them, they will be behind bars sometimes with mandatory minimum sentences of at least a decade or more. maria: governor, what do you think the policies will be at the border if kamala harris wins this election? she's done a lot of flip-flopping, as you know, from fracking to the border, and she claims that she will protect the border. of course, we know she hasn't done so in the last three and a half years, but what would you expect should she win this race in. >> you can expect w

maria: yeah.s the an important point. we're looking to confirm all of that as well. senator, it's t great to have you morning. thank you, sir. we'll be watching your work. >> thank you, maria. maria: senator tom cotton. >>> and if now this -- and now this --? >> we want to get back to one day of voting, we want to get back to voter id, we want to get back to paper ballots. i hear from people all over this country, we can see that day again, but we have to play the hand that we're dealt. so we're fighting every single day. maria: that was rnc co-chair lara trump with me on "mornings with maria" on fox business on making selection integrity the republicans' top priority this election season. many individual states also prioritizing the safeguarding of the ballot box including florida and governor ron desantis who in 2022 created the office of election crimes and security and increasing penalties for ballot harvesting, strengthening id requirements for mail-in ballots and requiring yearly maintenance

maria: we'll see. kathy, you said be defensive and apyou do want to put money into dividend payers, want to put money into value. >> value, difficult didn't payers, stay -- dividend payers, stay away from the magnificent seven, the growth names right now. maria: that's in step with what you said with verizon. >> absolutely. maria: had that's looked at as value and dividends. >> if you're wrong, you're still pocketing 6% dividend. it's the best way to play fence right now. maria: are you surprised the themarket rallied as much as it has. >> look at the fe the fiscal s. last quarter, the economy grew by $360 billion. it only cost us $900 billion in deficit spending to realize that. so that's going into the economy. that's going into stocks. so i guess it doesn't surprise me given monetary and fiscal poll. maria: be look at the headlines out of china overnight, china is weighing injecting $142 billion in capital into the top banks, doing everything they the can to fix the economy. >> they built ghost town

i am maria. ezbollah and destroys its leadership capping a week of retaliation fire against the terrorist group. coming up, former secretary the of state mike pompeo on a pivotal week on the war on israel and its impact. plus, deputy prime minister antonio tajani as israel slashes illegal immigration under prime minister giorgia meloni. >> let me ask you about immigration, because you have talked about 1,000 illegal immigrants coming in every day? >> there are two to difficult situations. libya, we know, tunisia is a nation that is risking -- [inaudible] what the traffickers are doing is incredible. i mean, this organization, they are becoming always more powerful. and they use their power and the money they do also a games the state. we cannot allow mafia to to decide who's coming to our countries. maria: coming up, the biden-harris open border and its deadly consequences on america. texas governor greg abbott on the dangerous venezuelan gang tren de aragua raging through american cities and why

maria: yeah.it, piper sandler head of economics there and she says oftentimes when we get 50 basis point cut a recession follows. so what does this 50 basis point cut and expectations for more cuts tell you about where we are in the macro story? are things worse than many people expect? >> i think we need see -- you have the j effect which you know which is an effect once you have a cut you don't see it in the numbers immediately, it's a three to six months when you actually see it so home sales just because we cut last week by 50 basis points, that won't be affected within the next two to three months so i don't think you'll see a lot of revisions in there. i do think inflation should get under control. but quite honestly, this is all about november 5th. this ends up being about what's going to happen with the election and how people position themselves in the market right now. even the dollar is pretty low in volatility perspective. so futures are as you can see right there, is not moving as muc

maria: melt up. >> did i say melt down? maria: melt up.important people not play politics with their money. put your politics you aside because you could make an argument that if kamala comes in she's going to be stimulating which will be bullish for the economy and if you get a republican house that will keep her in check and prevent her from tax increases so you have to be aware of the scenarios and the balance. maria: good comment there. ryan, great to see off. thank you so much. adam, you're with us all morning. we're grateful for that. a tale of two campaigns, we're taking a closer look at the trump and kamala harris' economic proposals, experts saying harris' small business tax break will be drowned out by higher taxes. texas congressman roger williams is here breaking that down from a small business perspective. you're watch "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ question. if you can't see what's behind all this, how do you already know, it's jeep? probably the same way you know if a t-rex is chasing a jeep wran

maria: yeah. we'll see. i mean, we'll see how important foreign policy is to voters versus economic policy or whatever successes this harris campaign claims she's had. i mean, what successes should she be -- >> where? i don't know. maria: we will keep a spot light on it. we're going to take a short break and come right back to this. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. there are many ways to do things. at old dominion freight line, we do them this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time. this way is why we're the number one national ltl carrier for quality. for us, this way is the right way which is why it's the only way we go. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy

good morning, maria. we are getting brand-new insight and information right here from the port, the port of new york and new jersey. last night the port which is the third largest in the country issued some advisories to their customers, suggesting that they stop send sending exports to thr ports if they're not sure they will get on a vessel before be monday. they're worried about the goods getting stuck here. they're saying if you have imports coming into the country, telling retailers and customers get the goods out of the port because after monday when the strike could possibly happen, it is going to be stuck here at the port. to understand what this is doing to the entire supply chain, i'm so pleased to say we are joined by brian combs, the executive vice president of imc logistics, a major trucking company in this trucking company in this country imc is responsible for taking goods from the ports to all points across the country. what is the potential strike doing to your operations right now, what a

i'm maria bartiromo. i hope of having a good wednesday morning wednesday, september 4, it is 8:o 1 east coast hot topic of the hour campaign season inful swing before the next presidential debate live september 10 president trump at harrisburg pennsylvania for new fox news town hall vice president kamala harris to new hampshire for a rally oppose out more economic agenda professing expansion of the small business start-up tax deduction says wants to raise that to 50,000 dollars in deductions instead of current 5,000 dollars with hopes of seeing 25 million small businesses start up in her potential first term, according do harris campaign committee for budge the tax credits would cost nearly two trillion dollars over next 10 years adding 1.7 trillion to the deficit in that same time frame adam let's talk about this getting, piecemeal -- of kamala's economic policies i want your take on it compare to what we are hearing from donald trump. adam: let's just start with one concept, right, you know you started

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maria: yeah.the chinese spy in the governor's office in new york in a second but i've got to get your take since you're on house ways and means committee about what happens when you all come back in session next week. do you expect mike johnson to attach the save act to a continuing resolution to fund the government? >> well, you know, when did he meet with president trump? like three, four, five, six months ago now, that they said they were going to do this bill. and yes, they should attach it to something. i mean, if democrats are going to say it's a nonstart ser that we're going to tell noncitizens they can't vote in our election, they need to explain that to the american people that they think that noncitizens and illegal immigrants should be able to vote in our federal elections so it absolutely should be you attached. it sounds like that's the plan is to attach that to what is going to be a cr. i've never voted for a cr because i don't believe we should be extending the nancy pelosi spending

maria: welcome back.en border. on friday the vice president traveled to the southern border in douglas, arizona, calling for tougher border security measures despite having an open border policy throughout the biden-harris administration that has seen more than 8 million people illegally enter america, hundreds on the terrorist watch list, thousands of others already having committed murder as well as more than 2 million evading apprehension altogether, the gotaways who have disappeared into america without a trace. immigration and customs enforcement revealing this week to texas congressman tony gonzalez that more than 13,000 illegal immigrants convicted of murder are currently free in the united states and on i.c.e.'s non-detained docket. in a statement to fox news, homeland security says this: the data this in this letter is being misinterpreted. the data goes back decades. it includes individuals who have entered the country over the past 40 years or more. the vast majority of whose custody determinat

i'm maria bartiromo.t is friday, september 20, hope you're having a gadd friday morning, 7:02 on the east coast many time for the hot top of theic of the hour. kamala harris' relying on star you power to the boost her campaign as me sits down with a live intersaw with oprah winfrey. the vice president is on track to have the fewest number of interviews of any presidential l candidate before an election. we have more. >> vice president kamala harris can holding a star studded online event with oprah in michigan where she met with appearances from bryan cranston, chris rock and ben stiller. watch. >> i'm smiling from ear to ear, oprah. i have never felt this much joy and optimism in a campaign in a long time. >> i've always been a fan of kamala, even back when she was running for -- i remember writing her a check when she was the district attorney or something, maybe to get out of a parking ticket or something. >> going from stop trump mode to go kamala mode. >> harris speaking about her vision of the count

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maria: maria: could we show the numbers again.been going to noncitizens, right? foreign born versus native born employment, right. 1.27 million jobs to people born outside of the united states. meanwhile, citizens in america have seen declines in jobs, 1.2 million. evercore isi, h ed hineman, he wrote about this, he said there is so much supply of workers right now, that's one of the issues for the job market. the wide open border has so many legs, so many impacts. >> it's hurting the communities that presumably need the most help. right. so the african-american community the, hispanic community. they're probably competing with a lot of these as eric adams would say newcomers for these jobs. and obviously you want to be come c passionate and help -- compassionate and help people out. wide open borders is not the owns a. it creates a lot of strain and you're not getting a lot on the economic side. you may get a boost because of government spending. sooner or later the costs get meaningfully higher because at a certain point people

i'm maria bartiromo. american energy dominance at risk if kamala harris wins the white house, vowing to con biden's failed green -- continue biden's failed green energy push. >> we must tackle, obviously, the climate crisis. we did that with the inflation reduction act. we have set goals for the united states of america and, by extension, the globe around when we should meet certain standards for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. as vice president over the last four years, we have invested a trillion dollars in a clean energy economy. maria: yes, but it is the everyday americans who are being saddled with the high costs of oil and gas. the overall price of energy up 31% since biden took office and began pouring hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars into wind and and solar projects, pushing electric vehicles, limiting federal drilling permits and fracking. the house budget committee holding a hearing this week on these failed energy policies. >> it's very simple, when you shackle the most cost effe

i'm maria bartiromo. hope you're having a good tuesday morning, it's tuesday, september 17, 7:02 on the east coast. time for the hot topic of the hour. vice president harris meeting with the teamsters as the union could be making its endorsement as soon as tomorrow, major u.s. unions like the uaw have already endorsed kamala harris. but teamsters president sean o'brien who spoke at the rnc discussed his meeting with harris and how it compares with president trump's meeting in january. >> the questions were the same. there's definitely going to be a different direction, different philosophy in some of the answers. when you work with someone for four years and you adopt policies and principles -- joe biden been great for unions, joe biden's done a lost work. we want to make sure the work is carried on by whoever is in the white house and there wasn't a whole lot of difference. >> do you expect to endorse one way or the other this week or do you think no endorsement is possible? >> we are going to look at an

maria: thank you.hen president trump gets a firsthand look at how inflation affected grocery prices in pennsylvania before he heads to georgia today to talk taxes. it's all the hot topic of the hour after this break. hear from fox news contributor leo terell and julian p epstein as they si sift through the latt polls, showing a close race in battleground states. it's all right here on "mornings with maria." stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com.

i am maria bartiromo. it is thursday, september 19, 8:01 east coast federal reserve cutting rates for the first time since 2020 announcing half point cut, chairman jay powell says another 50 basis point cut coming later this year the fed aggressive actions renewing investor fears of a possible recession, "fox business" edward lawrence live from the white house with more edward good morning to you. good morning that and big cut more than a month before presidential election but fed chairman jay powell told me yesterday this was about the economy. >> -- have how do you respond to criticism will likely come deeper rate cut before election has political motivations. >> this is my fourth presidential election at the fed and, you know always the same we're always going into this meeting in particular, and asking me what is right thing to do for the people we serve, and, we do that, and we make a decision as a group. and then we announces it. that is always what it is -- it is never about anything else nothing el

maria: right.ou've lowered your full year gdp growth forecast for 2025. you've gone from the 2% to 1.8%. we've seen some cracks in the labor market already. walk us through your outlook for economic growth and why you're taking that outlook down. >> so, the bombshell coming out of the labor department last month was that they revised down by 818,000 jobs the number of jobs that were actually released over the course of last year. then you get into the weeds on some of the data. after the largest revision we've seen since the global financial crisis. you've got the adp report and the jolts report which haven't been this weak since the beginning of calendar '21. you've got retail sales or the retail industry which has actually cut jobs each of the last three months. we're here in the middle of the back to school season and the retail industry is cutting jobs. manufacturing is cutting jobs. temporary employment which is an important leading indicator has lost jobs 18 of the last 19 months. the labor m

maria: thank you very much.g the democrat party after working at last month's democrat national convention. saying the party is, quote, totally out of touch with everyday americans. cheryl casone with more on this story now. >> that is right, maria. this democratic campaign operative revealing she is leaving the party after she worked as a volunteer last month at the dnc in chicago. in they a newsweek op-ed, she describes how she went from raising millions of dollars for democrats the that she became disenchanted because they're the party of the rich, in part she wrote this, quote, i felt submersed in a hollow chamber whose mottos were brat summer and joy, out-of-touch with everyday americans and pressing needs, when the elites chanted we're not going back, what i heard was we're not going back to the part our union and family members voted for. the democratic party lost their way. they mostly spook to college educated, urban and afluent and she goes on to say she was raised in a blue collar union family and man

in maria's place i would have taken her child away too. i see.tya, and vanya, how did he feel about maria? did he hate her too? vanya? yeah. vanya was secretive, slippery as an eel. no one knew what was on his mind. he had affairs with ladies over 40, and married a young one. married, to whom? nastya, this is very important. you know, i saw her only once. after vanka was convicted, she came to the house to ask for money. yes, you should talk to your father, he knew everything about her from the beginning. i'll talk. nastya, now, uh, "let's remember in more detail what happened in the house on the day of the murder, yeah, what 's going on at the notary's, what's going on at the notary's, what's going on at the lady's, apparently she was very rich, and why all of a sudden, her husband rewrote everything to her several years ago, and the will, she divided everything between her children and her husband, yes, so it turns out that they all win, it turns out that everyone is in the black, everyone is in the black from her death winning, though there ar

maria: next week on "mornings with maria".ael waltz on israel taken the fight directly to hezbollah and lebanon sending a message to iran while doing so, tuesday workers remain in texas on strike, the wholesale disturbed her president eric coplin is here. wednesday jd banta tim walz me on the debate stage, kellyanne conway and karoline leavitt greet their performance. thursday taken you inside the residential building of the world for a look at $150 million will buy you. friday the september jobs report revealed liber the expert analysis and insight. all right here on "mornings with maria". ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. . maria: welcome back not to helene moving quickly through georgia as a tropical storm after crashing into florida

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maria: welcome back. was nearly assassinated in butler. cheryl casone with the details. >> whistleblowers telling josh hawley that secret service personnel are unprepared and not properly trained to protect candidates, the whistleblower says that homeland security agents not good service agents were assigned to work on protecting detail at president trump butler pennsylvania valley but only giving it to our online training to prepare. >> i'm told the agent and homeland security agents were pulled off of child exploitation cases, child endangerment the stuff that they normally do they don't normally do protective detail work they were pulled off those and said you're going to guard the former president of the united states, watch the webinar, it doesn't work that's alright go into the field anyway, this is a nightmare and we have no answers, the only reason we know this is because of whistleblowers. >> the whistleblower said the webinars were riddled with technology failures and they've not been updated ev

maria: all about the fed.estors are waiting news from the highly anticipated today september federal reserve meeting, futures or higher indicated again at the start of trading going into the meeting, the central bank widely expected to cut interest rates for the first time since march of 2020 by a quarter-point but many on wall street are betting on a bigger cut, possibly 50 basis points, have to cut to be announced today at 2:00 p.m. eastern. grants interest-rate observer founder jim grant and the wall street journal chief economic correspondent nick timiraos ahead of the decision. stay with us on that. fox business will have commercial free coverage of the fed beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern right here. european markets are lower, take a look at the eurozone in the red, we did have the report out in germany which was a big mover, nonetheless all the major indices are the work, and asia overnight, green across-the-board, the hang seng and hong kong are better than one editor present, back at home. he combs bei

maria: there is a plan. use a truck should be highlighting his government efficiency commission headed by elon musk as a solution for debt and deficit, tell us about that but what is your reaction she does not have a plan she said she will have a plan on wednesday. >> i doubt she will have a plan somebody might create her one and told her what to read to everyone but with regards to the government efficiency commission, i heard on lee cooperman talking about how he was disappointed there's not a presidential candidate out there who really decided to focus on the financial situation of the country. our debt and deficit. but president trump with the government efficiency commission headed by elon musk, that is the solution, he needs to articulate that that is the solution. look at what javier did in argentina i believe it took him nine weeks to balance the budget, he cut half the government, we do not have tax revenue probably have a spending problem it would lower tax ra rates, tax revenue spike since trump's

maria: real quick.d, linda sun the former aide was a de i aged. why is china so focused on de i. it's clear this is a goal to divide our country and separate us but why do you think that's an important factor. >> for the communist party they want to take on the united states, in other words destroy our democracy and they think they can do that by dividing the emerging people in de i is one way to do it, communist party is very racist they have the notion of the chinese are the world superior race so that you raise to the finer country because they know what works and very party and they say it's antic important way to get americans to argue among themselves. maria: they want to knock on the nuclear family. >> destroy the family. >> that's what he did when he formed the people's republic he destroyed the family so we could not be a competition against the state. maria: great to have you as always, thank you for your insights. a quick break then your morning forecast, everything you need to know about fla

maria: yeah.th all those business types in the room. >> uh-huh. we haven't seen this. maria: we're waiting on more details from kamala's plan. great conversation. thank you so much, mark, lee and crish shah. we'll see you again tomorrow, stay with us. "varney & company" picks it up now. stu, take it away. stuart: all right, good morning, everyone. dueling economic plans. the is 600 days away. the -- 60 days away. the candidates are making hair pitch. kamala harris will raise taxes on investment income, accumulated wealth, corporations and she would allow the trump tax cuts to expire which means a big tax increase. her handlers are tryin

maria: are you voting against it? support this to make sure we have secret service cover going forward and we have our military troops in our customer border patrol paid through this it's one of the reasons i'm working with other members to make sure the military forces are paid no matter what the senate does or fails the passes were not in our essential services covered. maria: we will leave it there, thank you, sir, zach nunn joining us. stay with us we'll be right back. ♪. maria: this week on "mornings with maria", tomorrow billion on jupiter and private equity manager grant cardone on my trump's tariffs could be good for business, cantor fitz-gerald ceo howard lutnick on why another trump presidency is what the economy needs right now, friday corcoran group ceo forecasting how the fed's rate decision will impact homebuyers across the country. all right here on "mornings with maria". (♪) is bad debt holding you back? ♪ the only limit is the sky ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it (just a little bit loud

i am maria bartiromo. it is thursday, september 26, 8:01 east coast i hope you are having a good thursday morning breaking news this morning, new york city mayor eric adams indicted object federal chungs details about charges under seal could be made public as soon as this morning, mayor adams says he is innocent will fight any charges against him. >> i have been fighting, being justice my entire life that fight has continued as your mayor. despite our pleas the federal government did nothing as its broken immigration policy overload he had shelter system no relief i put people of new york before party. and politics. if i am charged, many may say i should resign because i cannot manager the city fighting the case make no mistake you elected me to lead this city lead it i will. maria: adams charged with quote acting as unregistered foreigner agent for taking actions in official capacity after receiving donations from foreign sources, comes interiorly a year into federal corruption probe focused largely whet

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maria: this is why trump said at the debate last week.t me. she weaponize. i probably took a bullet to the head because of the things they say about me. they talk about democracy, i'm a threat to democracy, they are the threat to democracy. chris? >> people say, the undersigned or the dems say this is hyperbole, this is not hyperbole, this is real life, he's going to have to go around in a bubble now because of this rhetoric if it keeps up. maria: also real life is a violent crime that we are watching, violent crime has surged under the bioneers administration according to a new report from the department of justice, total violent crime surged from 2020 and 2021. the data from 2023 shows more than 23 violent crimes per 1000 people in the country, that is up from 16 crimes per 1000 people in 2020, yet at the debate abc host and moderator david muir incorrectly fact checking for president trump when he pointed this out during the debate, trump slammed david muir after the recent report. watch this. >> mere department of justice bureau of ju

"mornings with maria" is live right now.ia: it is time for the hot topic of hour, new york city streets filled with 7000 into israel protesters on monday demanded the cease-fire and the region. watch. ♪ >> an american was executed yesterday by terrorist, he deserved it? >> israel killed him? >> things getting out of control as smoke bombs and players were set off, palestinian, syrian, iranian and has below banner seeing weyburn around the crowd police arresting for protesters, the biden here's administration getting slammed for pressuring israel with the taken releases cease-fire deal which will reportedly be presented in the coming weeks as the u.s. hammers out terms with egypt and qatari officials. president biden saying this about human yet yahoo. >> if you think it's time for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to do more on this issue, do you think he's doing enough? >> no. >> all of this coming after hamas murdered six hostages in rafah sunday including american citizen hersh goldgerg polin. they threatened israel over i

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maria: yeah.lly, good analysis your hitting on everything there jim i want to take you back to what you said about china, chinese stocks obviously, have been hitting highs as well, after chinese central bank announced all that stimulus, this week, and perhaps considers more. saying there are weighing 142 billion injection into banks, alibaba -- this has impacted treasure market to commodities commodities on the move tell me the impact of this on america. >> well, in short run kind of stimulus programs usually good for the market and can even been good for our market because a lot of our technology companies say a big bump yesterday after news of this china stimulus, in short run very good, longer run major, major problems there including demographics, way too much re, banking, system that is really problematic. so i don't think that this is a long-term solution at all, i think it is a little bit of a short term plus for the market as is federal reserve interest rate cuts here in long run major iss

maria: your reaction?al and state police in the secret service president trump's body detail versus the people to secure the location of not communicating with one another you heard about the equipment failures and did not know how to fix equipment could not get additional equipment. what senator blackburn said, this is likely keystone cops. it sends a message to the rest of the world and that's what you saw with mar-a-lago a couple weeks ago but more importantly, the democrats have allowed millions of people across the southern border. how many terrorist plots are out there to assess the president trump. we need to get out of this, yesterday in the cr pastor $231 million money that was in the secret service again after this was full cooperation. should the secret service be moved back to treasury where once was. good to get gutter into better accountability. it's abysmal and sad to see what happened. justin better about two and half months and the rest of the world is watching and seeing an opportunity. m

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