- [disparo] [maría inés] ay, dios mío.o vendedora del mercado de la pulga por mÁs de 30 aÑos. en supuesto de plantas vende Árboles frutales y algunas plantas medicinales que segÚn dice, ayuda tambiÉn con la buena suerte y espera que esta buena suerte los ayude a que las autoridades en san josÉ encuentren un lugar nuevo para seguir vendiendo el futuro. en un reporte reciente se dio a conocer que en el mercado de la pulga hay unos 450 vendedores. >> esto es muy bueno. reportera: el seÑor anastasio tiene un puesto de frutas desde hace varios aÑos y espera que cuando el mercado actual cierre, haya oportunidad para que Él y otros vendedores puedan salir adelante. >> yo pienso que mucha gente aquÍ vive y a ti trabaja. reportera: todavÍa no hay una fecha lÍmite para el cierre del mercado, lo que sÍ es que algunos vendedores recibirÍan notificaciÓn de que iban a cerrar, pero no saben la fecha y tampoco el lugar posible al que podrÍan haberse. —— moverse. >> esto es muy preocupante porque es el sustento de nuestra familia. reporter

xi right in the eye and say no more. no more. maria: and if not, if you don't change your behavior, we're putting more sanctions on you, on chinese companies. we're just getting started this hour. second quarter earnings season in full swing, disney, the big player before the opening bell. take a look at the stock this morning which has now turned negative despite beating on earnings and revenue, it said it's raising prices on streaming plans as well. the word on wall street panel is here to weight in on that. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪ ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effect

maria: happy weekend all welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead i am maria bartiromo, four weeks away until early voting begins in the campaign is crashing over america's top election issue. >> our country is in the most dangerous position it's ever been from an economic standpoint. you could end up in a depression of the 1929 variety. >> a trump get the chance to return he's going to pick up exactly where he left off for years ago, trump weakens our economy to strengthen his own hand. maria: we do not have a clear idea of what harris involves economic policies are as a democrat candidate continues to avoid former press events the wall street journal editorial board writes harris is all but telling americans that they will have to elect or to find out what she really believes, though she did tell voters what she plans to do her first day in office. watch this. >> when i am president it will be a day one priority to fight to bring down prices and i will take on big corporations that engage in illegal price gouging. maria: she thanked all

maria: happy labor day weekend to all welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo, battle bomb underground plates the trump here's campaign hitting the ground hard and key swing states with a big focus on the economy and how it's impacting hard-working american families. >> over the past four years, the harrison cricket joe biden have resided in economic committee one financial atrocity after another. i'm going to make america affordable in a addition to make it a great to make it affordable again and that's going to start on day one my vision is for middle class that is once again the envy of the entire world and if it's going to happen is going to happen fast. >> harris is part of the prolabor administration in history unafraid to walk picket line with workers demanding more from better pay and conditions. donald trump and jd vance have something a little different in mind. the only thing that they know about working people is how to take advantage of them. maria: less than a week away from the first mail-in ballot get

i'm investing in my dog's health and happiness. mariawelcome back here's where markets and did another wild week as stocks with funds or selloff in rallies to mix expectation over a living recession after the major 1000-point decline on monday the s&p 500 logged the best day since november 2022 on thursday, joining me to walk us through slight stone wealth chief market strategist kenny polcari, great to see you you always give a recipe in your market notes in your latest recipe for a martini are the markets driving you to drink? >> they absolutely are, the volatility that we saw on monday started by the japanese trade and had to happen there had to be a catalyst that would ignite the fire we've been talking about evaluations have gotten way stretched not only in technology but other parts of the market and we needed something that happened to ignite the fire and it created chaos and panic. as you know they jump it and they start selling saw and rush out the door tripping over each other trying to sell stock. because of the volatility in

in the xfinity app. bring on the good stuff. maria: the promise of generative a.i. ion into artificial intelligence over the coming years. one company at the forefront is delphi with the launch of the groundbreaking a.i. clones. the company offering users to create digital versions of themselves from company ceos to youtubers and celebrities that can help manage the workload from answering questions to sitting in on zoom calls via a clone joining me the cofounder of delphi, making his first ever television appearance is the a.i. clone. thank you for joining us, and the clone thank you for joining us, great to see you. >> great to see you too, thank you for having me. >> i want to ask your clothing none of you that was set in advance for your company before now, let me ask you if you believe the purpose or uses of having a clone and what is really for. >> the purpose of having a clone is to scale your way of thinking and interacted it allows you to share you acknowledge, experience and others with a personalized way. this can be incredibly value for mentoring, teachin

in mind. the only thing that they know about working people is how to take advantage of them. maria: less than a week away from the first mail-in ballot getting sent out to voters next friday in north carolina and then of course early voting begins on september 19 in pennsylvania that is four days before harris and trump are set to debate on september 10 and until this thursday we have yet to see an interview with kamala harris. >> first of all we had to recover as an economy and we've done that, i'm very proud of the work that we've done that's brought inflation down to less than 2%. the work that we have done to cap the cost of insulin at $35 a month for seniors, we created 800,000 new manufacturing jobs bringing business back to america. what we have done to improve the supply chain so we are not reliant on foreign government. day one is going to be about implementing my plan for what i call an opportunity economy i laid out a number of proposals in that regard. maria: as wall street journal poll shows the human could dream is feeling more out of reach than ever before for many v

maria: this will be the first 100 days. >> i'll get that done in less than 100 days. e tax cuts and deregulation. joining me is the deputy director of communications for donald trump for president be, caroline sunshine. good to see you. thank you for being here. tell us what president trump is focused on these days as the race has tightened so much. >> absolutely. it is maganomics. the question on everyone's mind is were they better off four years ago. the answer to that question is no. if you were a young person trying to buy a home, the average american needs to make $100,000 a year to afford a median home price in the country, the average family spends 41% of their income on housing or rent. if you're an american who already has a family, maybe you're already in a home, we're looking at the cost of diapers, cost of living, baby formula, $22 a package two years ago, now it's $45 a package at your local costco. we met a lot of seniors, president trump met one of them on the campaign trail about a month ago who said he had to come out of retirement to afford daily life

maria: yeah. >> so her policies are incoherent, in the extreme, because she is incoherent in the extremetake a break and then take a look at what jd vance is saying. he slammed harris for her support of nafta that cut auto jobs in michigan and sent them to mexico. michigan congressman john james is here to tell us about the impact on his home state. coming up. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh it's odd how in an instant things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time. ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. gold. can you help me take one thing off of my to do list?” ugh, moving's the worst. with xfinity, you can transfer your internet in just a few taps. just a few easy moves. did somebody say “easy moves”? ♪ ♪ oh no. no, i was talking about moving your internet. this will move the internet. ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh. -let's keep it profess

visit indeed.com/hire maria: welcome back. authorities in man they say threatened to kill former president trump. cheryl casone with details now. cheryl. >> that's right, maria. arizona police arrested that man. he is accused of threatening to assassinate former president trump. police say the suspect made threatening posts on social media. trump said he was not aware of the manhunt until a reporter told him about it. despite threats like that, he says he still has a job to do. >> does that make you want to change the way you do events or of anything? how do you respond to that? >> it makes me want to get away from this interview because you and i are standing out here. i was told you think you could do it some place else? i have to do my job. it's a dangerous job. but i have to do my job. this is so sad and you've seen the whole thing today, i hope you're going to report on it fairly. but this border is so dangerous. >> well, officials in arizona say that suspect has in no known ties to the butler pennsylvania assassination attempt. more ba

her apartment, she had about five locks. >> in you aurora. maria: she had to keep locking every lock just to throw out the bar gang because the gang is right outside the building. they're raging in new york city, john. shell told us that from the nypd, paul morerow told us that the venezuelan gang are causing all kinds of chaos in new york as well. >> we opened our doors if you recall, maria, specifically to venezuelans. take a step back. none of this makes sense. this isn't about the voting. i understand the goal to get more voters here to vote democrat. i don't agree with it. it shouldn't be allowed to happen. at least there's some understanding, some nexus to a reason. why would you want to bring cartel members into your country to set up shop in a suburb? it beguiles me. maria: let's take a short break. we're just getting started. coming up, we're getting a better look at the economy this morning, the second read of second quarter gdp is out in an hour and-a-half, 8:30 a.m. eastern. we'll bring you the number and check for market impact. we've

in the u.s. see considerate service. mariaman, real quick before you go, i'm wondering if we need revolutionary change in the military as well. i've been reporting on this commission on the national defense strategy which finds that in many ways china is outpacing the united states, largely negated the u.s. military advantage in the pacific. without significant change by the united states, the commission writes, the balance of power will continue to shift in china's favor. what can you do as an elected official in terms of military readiness? >> well, the military exists for one thing, essentially two things, maria. it's the lethality and readiness and funding for other things has to be terminated. that's what we can do. that's what we must do. maria: congressman, thanks very much. we'll be watching your work. scott perry joining us. stay with us. we'll be right back. daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? da

come in now through september 3rd. mariati-israel protesters overshadowing the dnc in chicago yesterday thousands marching in the streets with dozens breaching the security fence near the venue they were throwing wooden signs, water bottles at police, vandalizing public property so far for people have been arrested during the farewell speech, president biden did not even mention israel by name not once but he addressed the protesters, watch this. >> were working around the clock by secretary of state to reunite hostages with their families in search humanitarian health assistance into gaza in the protesters in the street have a point. a lot of it is that people are being killed on both sides. maria: oversees anthony blinken said israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has agreed to the u.s. proposal of bridging differences for a cease-fire deal in gaza calling on hamas to do the same, anthony blinken reiterated both sides need to refrain from escalating tensions, the questioning the timing of the talks coinciding with the

than 2010 - 2020 portfolio and so, was having his people are starting to shift course in 1968, 1981 portfolio. mariaat is a portfolio look like in a sound like this is very dependent upon the upcoming elections and kamala harris wins what has come a talking about a very different agenda and the president trump goes back to the white house and president trump is wanting to tap into our oil capacity and lower the taxes and kamala harris will likely raise taxes on the highest earners and certainly she will tell the corporations that their rules in place of that there's not know price gouging. that is like price-fixing is in it. larry: yes, and it's really scaring the investors anything about this multipolar world as well right, the last four years up biden and harris, had a benchmark multi global conflicts the really is much more sustained inflation is when people moving into the valleys docs and part assets in the nasdaq tested well but underneath the surface physical also historic migration anything of the day the 1968 - 81 portfolio would not. ended, you had industrials cereals in oil gas for 49 per

the consumer now has $1.1 trillion in credit card debt. maria: that's right. >> the consumer has approximately $700 billion in buy now, pay later debt. delinquencies are rising. and there will be a consumer credit crisis coming at some point in the near future. the stimi checks in 2021 and beyond were completely unnecessary. the economy was reopened. what that did psychologically is when all of a sudden you have an extra 10 of thou $10,000 a year, you ratchet et up your lifestyle. a year later when the check is no longer hitting the mailbox, it's very difficult to ratchet your lifestyle back. that's why credit card debt has gone up. that's going to lead to a consumer credit crisis. >> ratchet back when prices have gone up so much. maria: you're talking about prices of essentials, talking about the things we need to live on, food, energy, and a shelter the. these are the things that are out size. several well-known hollywood executives clashing with president trump silicon valley supporters like elon musk, there's a fight underway for this electi

chuck schumer stopped every single one in the senate. mariauding the save act. >> cops in new york, we're at the lowest level since 1990 so while they were talking about defund the police in 2020 they may not be saying those words anymore but it's the same theme. they are driving these cops out. with retirements, about 200 are leaving a month and you now we're down 2,000 cops since the defund the police movement. they're pushing the same policies, trying to rephrase it to sell it to the american people. maria: adam. >> maria asked a specific question. why would democrats allow this to happen? i have a theory. the democrats want the votes of these migrants. maria: yeah. i have the same theory. >> thank you. can you answer that? >> i had to sue to stop noncitizen voting in new york city. we are not -- we won once. we won again in appellate. now we're in the court of appeals. the city keeps appealing it. they want to insist on noncitizens voting. i tanni found they direct agenco register people in homeless shelters to vote. there's as a clear att

so we've got to get president trump back as commander in chief, period. marian, it's good to see you. thanks very much. congressman michael waltz, thank you, sir. >>> quick break and then censorship and consequences in written with a stern warning from the u.k. government to social media users, be care canful of the content you post or you may face prosecutor. nigel nigel farage will join us with the latest on the ground amidst orwellian wee cree from 10 downing street. >>> but first, emergency congressman jeff van drew on why he changed parties and the impact president trump is having on deep blue states. that's next right here. ♪ ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) louis! okay everybody, that's lunch! (♪) mud mask? (♪) when life spells heartburn... how do you spell relief? r-o-l-a-i-d-s rolaids' dual-active formula begins to neutralize acid on contact. r-o-l-a-i-d-s sp

get your business online in minutes with the power of ai. maria: welcome back. brace for a possible retaliatory strike from iran. cia a director burns and brett mcgurk joined israeli officials to restart negotiations yesterday with mediating partners from egypt and qatar. there were no immediate breakthroughs but no breakdown in talks either. hamas was not in attendance. it sates -- says it will reengage if there's clear -- joins us now -- joining us now, former secretary of state mike pompeo. >> great to be with you, maria. maria: how would you assess the current state of affairs in terms of these talks? >> maria, i think they're exceedingly unlikely to succeed. the premise of the talks is all the parties want peace but, of course, as you know, the leadership in tehran who's driving the rockets that come into israel every day from hezbollah, they don't want peace. they have made very clear that october 7th, now we're coming up on 11 months, almost a year from that horrific attack, they want to do it again. they've had almost no costs imposed on them. this has be

in amnesty bill. craig: under. mariaas allowing 5000 people in the country every year, 5000 people was the issue. >> many more than that, 5000 a day. maria: 5000 a day, that's right. 5000 people a day on top of the 10 million already here. >> it was not about securing the border, the rest of it was about how you earn the path to citizenship which by the way a lot of people in the country legally from the same countries really do not like to see they want people to go to the same process that they did, the legal process and become citizens. maria: we are just getting started. a quick break the s&p 500 closed higher for a fifth straight session after we saw the cpi, under 3%. will get another look at the consumer this morning with walmart in the next hour, retail sales 8:30 a.m. eastern don't miss either of the reports, penn mutual asset peak investment officer marquez install, he is coming up, don't miss it he's ye watching "mornings with maria". (in atrocious french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot let's work on that fren

we do not seek or welcome further cooling in labor market conditions. mariahe didn't mention there is the fact that the supply of labor has to do with the illegal immigrants in this country. >> he that's right. i would imagine that this increased supply of labor is probably incapable of filling a lot of these positions that require certain level of skill, certain level of education. does it really make that much of a difference for u.s. economic performance over the near term? i don't think so. and let's not forget that with this downward revision of payrolls, with that merely 114,000 jobs created in the month of july, hiring activity is slowing down. in fact, he touches on that. what's very weird about this economic recovery is that hiring -- the number be of hires has been -- number of hires has been declining since 2022. if we go to previous recovering, hiring gross hiring is increasing. i'm trying to figure out what's going on. it doesn't make much sense because layoffs are not increasing at the same time. the labor market isn't that strong. if the labor

so we've got to get president trump back as commander in chief, period. mariassman, it's good to see you. thanks very much. congressman michael waltz, thank you, sir. >>> quick break and then censorship and consequences in written with a stern warning from the u.k. government to social media users, be care canful of the content you post or you may face prosecutor. nigel nigel farage will join us with the latest on the ground amidst orwellian wee cree from 10 downing street. >>> but first, emergency congressman jeff van drew on why he changed parties and the impact president trump is having on deep blue states. that's next right here. ♪ ♪ meet the jennifers. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. hellooo new apartment. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. as the leaves turn and the air cools, we remember why we hunt. it's about the stories, the memories, the traditions passed down from generation to generation. and at bass pro shops and cabela's, we're here to help you make every moment count. stock up for yo

in the xfinity app. bring on the good stuff. maria: welcome back. in charged with plotting to assassinate former president trump arrested one day before the rally in butler, pennsylvania giving secret service even more than of a reason to be on heightened alert department of justice says arrest las no ties to butler attack i spoke with president trump last week about the threat he faces right now from iran. >> i mean we just heard of more details about iran, reportedly plotting to assassinate. >> i put out a word if they did that we have to blow them off the face of the earth because you can't do that blow them right off the face of the earth i put out on truth two days ago there was report to that effect it could very well be true. i said if that happens you have to blow that country off face of the earth because that will be a wholly new world order the problem we have nobody respects biden and nobody republicans kamala a big problem. >> there is also been -- ab, you know, a threat against secretary of state mike pompeo, right in same thing from i

now they put themselves in this box. maria: i want to get your take on the back flips that, here is seems to be doing reversing her stance on fracking in an attempt to swing states like ohio and pennsylvania. she denied his campaign flip but we got the tape and of course it tells a different story. watch this. >> there's no question i'm in favor banning fracking, the history am working on this. >> i committed to passing a green new deal creating clean jobs and finally putting an end to fracking once and for all. >> joe biden has said i am not banning fracking, are you comfortable with joe biden's position. >> he is saying listen, those are good paying jobs in places like pennsylvania. maria: which harris will voters believe, will the world, here is please stand up, what do you think senator. >> the reason is going to be impossible for voters to believe, she was so adamant, no question, she was not ambiguous about this. the other thing, which i think that banning fossil energy production in the united states is essential to dem

maria: what. >> we would solve obesity in america thanks to food shortages. my god. >> this would be an unmitigated disaster and harris gets called a communist and a marxist all the time. she's proving it now. her father was literally a marxist economics professor. this would be such an unmitigated disaster for this country where only the concentration of wealth would you sky rock skyrocket to the td everybody else would be left behind. maria: the regulatory backdrops is something that president trump keeps saying, he wants to cut regulations. president trump is ready to rally tomorrow. he spoke an a hour and-a-half answering reporter questions and hamhammered kamala harris' plan. >> they have the exact opposite impact and effect. it leads food shortages, rationing, 00 hunger, it's ouf venezuela, the soviet union. this announcement is admission that her economic policies have failed and caused a catastrophe for our country. beyond that, economists are laughing, they can't believe this is happening to our country and she wants to change the free enterprise typ

maybe susan rice is still in charge for all we know. i have no idea. maria: yeah. not good. there doesn't appear to be leadership in our country. martha: -- maria: it raises the issue of who's been running the country for the past four years. michelle obama at the convention this week basically said, look, she could be a weak candidate, but it's okay because we're going to help her. that's what i heard. watch this. >> they are not perfect. and like all of us, they will make mistakes. but luckily, y'all, this is not just on them. no, huh-uh, this is up to us, all of us to be the solution that we seek. [cheers and applause] maria: it got me thinking, congressman, to what president obama told us on his way out in 2020. take a listen. >> people would ask me knowing what you know now, do you wish you had a second -- a third term? and i used to say, you know what? if i could make an arrangement where i had a stand-in, a frontman or frontwoman and they had an earpiece in and i was in my basement in my sweats looking through the stuff and then i could sort of deliver the li

maria, in short, what is the influence of elon musk on public opinion in the united states, and what is his role in shaping this opinion in an election year? indeed, this is a very important question, because elon musk is the first owner of a large social network, who showed his political views, who supported donald trump, and now, as experts write, it became clear why he bought the social network twitter in the first place, which for it is there unprofitable, not for profits, but in order to use it as a croupier to support the candidate he likes donald trump, but it now raises a lot of doubts about the neutrality of this platform and this social network in general. maria, thank you for your analysis, maria ulyanovska was in touch with us, we talked about the conversation between elon musk and donald trump on the social platform "ex". meanwhile, donald trump's campaign blames camelia harris for not having announced her candidacy since gave no public interview. one of those actively spreading this message is trump's running mate, jd vance, who is currently meeting with voters in the u

they do a lot of good in their community for the team. mariatorres with an update. >> we have more severe weather in the forecast, while day after portions of the northern plains it's returning to the midwest for today st. paul minnesota as stormy city with the threat, everything on the table in terms of hazards and damaging wind gusts and heavy rain as well as tornado threats that the area indicated in red in the eastern two thirds of the country is looking at thunderstorm chances to showers and a getaway kind of day a lot of people heading into the holiday weekend. it's quiet out west with the lingering weather advisory but a foot of snow and high elevation of glacier national park. the heat, the cold, the storms, we got it all. maria: catch "fox weather" for simulcast live on fox business every weekday from 5 - 6:00 a.m. eastern. a quick break we have a lot more right here. want to "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may

in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com maria: welcome back. plate zuckerberg admitting in letter to the house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan biden-harris administration, pressured facebook to censor americans covid content take down posts vowing would reject similar efforts many in administration going forward zuckerberg rising about suppressing hunter biden laptop story saying it has been clear the reporting was not russian disinformation, in retrospect should not have demoted the story, vice president kamala harris deputy campaign manager rob flaherty was deeply involved in the effort to control the political narrative on covid other issues served at the white house director digital strategy led push to target what he deemed was quote/unquote misinformation. was true joining me wisconsin congressman member of the house judiciary republican study committee your thoughts tell us more about this story you are on judiciary. >> first of all the judiciary committee will continue to do its job, continue to ask expose under lobby of chairman

in some months back. you look at private demand extra carefully. mariameanwhile, crossing earlier this morning, the bank of england cut interest rates by 25 basis points to 5%. they cut them down from a 16 year high, ryan. 100% expectation that the fed cuts rates in september. nick timiraos in the journal this morning, september rate cut would thrust fed into brutal election campaign. your reaction to the fed moves yesterday? >> yeah, i'm not surprised that fed chairman powell is trying to be nonpolitical. and also, they're very consistent and patient all year. him saying could zero, one or two, if you go back to the beginning of the year, many were saying we could see 8 to 1 of rate cuts. we've been -- 8 to 10 rate cuts. we've been on the show, a lot more pessimistic about that whether we get a cut in september or thereafter, the message to investors is it's time to start protecting cash. when rates come down, we are telling clients it's time to start looking at high qualificationed income and getting cash off the sidelines and protecting your assets. m

again, because biden is not a factor in a political race. it's concerning. maria determine even though all the got aways go to arizona. her running mate, tim walz, supported policies like sanctuary cities, providing illegal migrants with healthcare, driver's licenses, free a tuition. he said he did not want police asking people about their immigration status. he said that minnesotans are more secure when everyone feels safe to cooperate fully with the police. at the time he told cbs news, quote, if your neighbor witnesses someone breaking into your home you're safer when your neighbor knows their immigration status is not at risk if they call the police. house judiciary committee revealed that biden, harris administration released nearly 100 migrants on the terrorist watch list into the united states. how does this fly. greg abbott reported to the report on x, writing this fbi director ray warned the border crisis could lead to another 9/11 terrorist attack. it will be joe biden and kamala harris' fault. there's no conversation about this. she's going to he phoeni

and you know, they're still cleaning up after maria in 2017. so just any kind of storm right now, it's just like that added hit for them. we do have a look at where that storm is headed. also, some of the impacts here in the united states and also the weather trend we've been dealing with that i know you guys are all loving. let's go ahead and start it off though with hurricane ernesto again. this now pulling away from puerto rico. current stats on this does have this as a category one hurricane. winds of 80mph. and we do expect this to continue off on a northerly path here towards bermuda. as we head into friday and saturday. winds of maybe up to 115mph. so if you are headed that way for any reason, not only the strong win, but rain that could be up to ten inches also caused some flooding issues. now back here in the u.s, we are looking at some dangerous waves along the coastline. so if you're headed to any of those beaches you're doing traveling, be very, very careful. not only the high waves, but also those rip currents. all right, let's go a

are remember, we have three meetings remaining in 2024. mariawhat happens if, in fact, we see the fed lower interest rates and then we see kamala harris come up with all these new spending proposals, mark? i mean, all the spending is what got us here to 40-year highs on inflation, and the vice president has unveiled pieces of her economic agenda for her presidential campaign, and what is it? i mean, there's no growth plan here at all. several media outlets are blasting her price control plan for food and groceries. her campaign manager blaming the, quote, laws of economics for big business raising prices. watch this. >> these are capitalist, market-based solutions. the vice president believes that businesses should be able to make money. but when prices are just jacked up just so that corporations and big businesses can increase quarterly profits or yearly profits on the back of middle class families and small businesses, that is where the vice president is going to step in. more i mean, what do you make of this, marc? i -- mark? all we know abo

cheryl: initial came in higher than we expected maria came in 232,000 for the week that is initial numberad 227 a week ago so that is higher than estimate over last week and as far as continuing number came in a little bit lighter than expected 1.863 million looking for 1.867 million, the story remains the same about you we seem ticking up in jobless claims on the heels of that data that we got yesterday was a big surprise as far as jobs, revisions. maria: right nasdaq up 76 right now thoughts on this number jobless claims. >> continue to show, the labor market is normalizing we keep seeing ticking up like this probably raises odds of 50 basis points cut in september i am thinking 25 at this point, but paul will have benefit of another cpi number another in august jobs' report, early in september so that will probably lean if he had to 50 or decide 25 is appropriate. >> people, the person gets up goes to work got money from 401(k) how do you explain promises being made from the tax incentives tax increases how do you explain to them so they get a clearer look what that will mean in their

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in the xfinity app. bring on the good stuff. mariamode 75 days away from the 2024 presidential election the new fox news poll shows president trump is leading kamala harris by one point but in abc washington post, that shows harris with a four-point lead on trip cbs you god finds the two candidates are tied among likely voters in battleground states. the new york times and siena college shows kamala harris leading an arizona north carolina antron pleading in georgia and nevada, the betting markets are favoring donald trump, poly market selection for cashers truck with a seven-point lead over here's. last week the same forecast had harris with a ten-point lead joining us now robert cahaly the chief post a pulling plus, good to see you. are you surprised of how tight the polls are, how do you see things. >> we see the same thing. it's a tight election that will go back and forth. a lot of times in the swing states it's what matters most people take attention to the national polls with a pretty irrelevant with the swing state polls this