maria, back to you. maria: the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates to more times this year. the next meeting is september 26 with its next meeting only a few days away, 2018 is entering the home stretch. investors are exciting to be listening closely to the bed action almost will pay attention to the impact on stocks. you can expect them to be thinking about the broader economy and real estate. he oversees a real estate empire cheering stock exchange investment trust known as [inaudible]. bill famously sold his equity property trust and office space for $39 billion for the 2007 real estate crisis. what does the lc for the real estate market in the economy? in a new rate environment them jointly now. great to have you on the program. >> thank you. maria: let me get your take on where we are in the economy? we spoken in the past and you said you are a seller of commercial real estate and wordy about the pockets but where do you see things today? >> i don't see any reason to really change my

maria.: the fact that this lead ser now dead, does that change anything? >> well, he's been iconic leader for some time, he's been sick and elderly, paralyzed and turned it over to his son, and his death is ideological fighters that the people are to cause, they will continue. this network has been a thorn of the side of afghanistan and u.s. forces ever since 2001 and the problem is that they -- they take up residence inside pakistan, north western pakistan is where there bases are and those bases they attack into afghanistan and conduct operations against u.s. and afghan forces, they are responsible for most of the horrific suicide bombings that take place in kabul, recently some of that has been done by isis, but over 17 years haqqani has done most of that, the problem is we have never attacked the haqqani the way we did al-qaeda network which is in north western pakistan because the pakistanis refused to let us do that because they absolutely support the haqqani support the network, we ha

maria: yeah. dagen: there's federal reserve meeting this week, they'll be the rate announcement on wednesday along with the press conference. again, that'll be a huge market mover. maria: we are expecting the fed to raise rates on thursday, fox news polls out that we have to talk about, get your perspective on all of that, we have a big show coming up and we kick it off with top story, america first on the world stage. president trump taking the lead at at this week's un general assembly. commander in chief chairing a meeting early this morning on the world drug problem and will address the general assembly tomorrow. i spoke with national security adviser john bolton yesterday on sunday morning futures and asked him what we should expect from the president and this week. >> ic he's got a couple major possibilities really to help eliminate for the american people what america's place in the world is, general assembly speech on tuesday that you mentioned will talk a lot about american sovereignty, h

maria: happy weekend. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. we have an all-star lineup coming up. i'll speak with kraft heinz ceo bernardo hees and the great one, wayne gretzky joins me to talk about his latest business venture. reporter: the tech industry was a major focus for investors this week. the main event wednesday and capitol hill. twitter veo jack dorsey and facebook coo, sheryl sandberg test fired how foreign -- testified how foreign powers may be influencing the mid-term elections. dorsey faced a second round of questions in another hearing responding to reports that twitter is moderating discussions by silencing conservative voices. dorsey denies those accusations. wall street ended the week in the red. the online retailer amazon stock up more than 70% year to date. controversy continues to follow elon musk after he made an ill fate attempt to take the company private. he smoke mayor juana during the interview. he said two of tesla's top executives were leaving the company. friday saw the august jobs report released. 201,000 non-f

maria: really?ecause this regime is going to be -- no president has confronted the iranian regime like this administration is doing whether it was republican or democrat and i've been critical of all of that and now for the first time they're going to -- they're going to start to feel the pitch not just over nuclear weapons but over malign behavior in the region and over ballistic missiles, this is an absolutely different strategic approach with dealing with iranian problem. maria: it was significant if we hear iran come back and say let's talk and make changes and do a deal together. >> it's not going to happen in near term. it's bound to happen because survival will be tied to it. maria: what do they do? let me switch gears and ask you about deal with boeing, 2 and a half billion dollar contract with boeing to reinvent iconic helicopter, big deal for boeing, what's your take and how important? >> the helicopters were used by the air force, 84, 85 to protect intercontinental ballistic missiles and

maria: that's right.ontinues to have successes, particularly economic successes, detractors are going insane. they're losing their minds. dagen: i keep a list of all the good news on the economy. this is literally just in the past week and-a-half, maybe 10 days, 18 year high consumer confidence, job market, we actually have a labor shortage in some ways in this country. manufacturing activity, factory sector strongest growth in 14 years. i could go on. but we have guests. maria: yeah, we do. we have a lot coming up. it's the story of the trump administration, the economic success that is unnerving his distracter. joining the conversation this morning, we'll speak with the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, chuck grassley is here. karl rove weighs in this morning, along with author of pee at thipattypatino my story . we kick it off with this, president trump tweeting on north korea this morning. he says this kim jong un of north korea proclaims, quote, unwawavering faith in president trump. we wil

maria: what a day. we have rosenstein meeting with president trump, is that meeting going to still take place now that we have the two on the hot seat today in capitol hill, what do you think in. >> yeah, the president said he doesn't want to fire rosenstein. i guess some republicans house members right disagree but looks like he list -- lives to fight another day. dagen: and the hearing, of course, christine blasey ford, more accusers coming out of wood work, the story one represented by michael avenatti, the attorney for the porn per forme stormy daniels, this woman, the accusations strain. maria: there's anonymous and anonymous story. what's with all of the anonymous? dagen: we have breaking news overnight coming out of senate judiciary committee that it was last night that judge kavanaugh assaulted christine blasey ford. there's a lot to dig through this morning. maria: there really is. joining the conversation this morning council president trump kellyanne conway. tom reed along with former chief f

maria, back to you. maria: jonathan, thank you.eaction to hurricane florence is south carolina congressman, joe wilson. thanks very much for joining us. >> my honor to be with you and late happy birthday. maria: thank you so much, congressman. we know this storm is considered life ca-threatening. you are leading a coastal state directly in its path. tell us about the precautions you've taken and what you should expect. >> i grew up in charleston, monitoring hurricanes all my life. i stayed in place during hurricane gracie. i saw the consequence. for 20 years in the army national guard i served with our governors to get prepared. we've never been better prepared. with the leadership of governor henry mcmaster, general bob livingston, we have lessons learned. the people of south carolina are prepared. president trump, by fulfilling the emergency declaration on monday, fema is in place. last night it was so wonderful to he se see the american red cs personnel coming in. i visited the emergency preparedness center the last three days.

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maria: there's latin. >> [ laughter ] maria: i mean it.aching math and science and engineering and financial responsibility? i don't get this. why? >> if we taught better science we wouldn't have all this stuff about how donald trump with a carbon tax could have stopped this storm which the washington post actually ran the other day. dagen: they actually run that. >> we are witnessing absurdities around it. at least half the country is not buying it. >> dagen: no politician will ever put in a carbon tax. no politician will raise the gas tax through the roof. that's the nature of politics. that article in the washington post was one of the most absurd thing i've ever written -- i mean ever read. i've written a lot of dumb stuff. i've never written anything that stupistupid. maria: coming up, controversial clothing, check this out, the backlash after a fashion company sells a sweatshirt that reads "being fattie fat is not beau, it's an excuse." that's coming up. ♪ -computer, order pizza. -of course, daniel. -fridge, weather. -clear skies and

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maria: right.y actually leave that house republicans are somehow under the control of vladimir putin. maria: yeah. i bet 10, 15, 20% of americans believe this it's absolutely nuts. maria: not only that but this has to do with a media leak strategy now, we understand. i've got to get your take on this because they were pretty effective with their media leak strategy if you're telling me that 20% of the american people leave it we'll take a short break mr. chairman but i've got to get your take on these new texts that we just revealed this past week where we hear peter strzok say well done, page you just planted two negative stories about donald trump & company. we'll get to that stay with us more with devon nunes when we come back. follow me on twitter at maria bartiromo at sunday futures let us know what you'd like to hear from the chairman of intel as we look ahead on sunday morning futures back in a moment. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a

maria?en you go to the airportenned you have to use the ipad to order and no one is there i hate automation. i want things to go back the other way. >> jesse: you want bank tellers. >> maria: no. can i cash a check on my phone. i still print out tickets in paper. i don't want any of it. >> morgan: i feel like everything in my life is automated. i order seemless, i order groceries online and order uber. >> maria: i hate all that. >> jesse: you want to flag a taxi. >> maria: that's what i do. >> greg: obvious answer here is shaving. >> dana: that's a good answer. >> greg: so hard to reach my back. if you want -- wouldn't that be great to get rid of shaving once and for all. you walk in a machine and goes like this. like that. >> morgan: called laser hair removal. >> greg: this is good from gary w. i'm drooling. what was your spartacus moment, jesse? >> jesse: i think honestly when i went into the city council and shamed them what they did with the sanctuary city policy. >> dana: i agree. >> je

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maria: also inland. dagen: you have massive storm surge that pushes all of the water inland up the rivers and creeks inland and then when it starts dumping rain west in the western carolina, that water then has nowhere to go, you're looking at potential flooding in the appear -- appalachian mountains. maria: yeah, where are the most needs for people? >> yeah, once the storm passes and we get a sense for what the true damage is, we will move resources and move supplies that have been prepositioned in areas that are safe from the storm and start to do the work that you've seen in previous storms, that's the mobile feeding, we have over 80 feeding units that are available that will go through neighborhoods and provide food and clean-up items, mental health services, health workers, this would be in effort with partners state, local and federal level as well as community groups, faith-base groups, this would be community rallying effort and we are proud to be part of it. we know this will be difficult days a

maria: welcome back.y morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, september 10th # your top stories right now. moonves is stepping down, the ceo of cbs is out as more sexual misconduct charges surface. how the shakeup will affect the company's viacom merger plans, coming up. markets this morning are higher, we're expecting a l rally at the start of trading this morning, dow industrials at the high of the morning, up 100 points. the s&p 500 is up 11 and the nasdaq up 2/3 o31%. this after the major indices closed lower on friday. dow industrials gave up 80 points friday, the s&p and the nasdaq gave up a quarter of a percent apiece. in europe markets are rallying there. fq100 up a third of a percent, cac up 1/2 of a percent. asian markets were mixed overnight with the worst performer in hong kong, hang sang index down 1 1/3. apple and ford are among u.s. companies with big products on the horizon. what president trump says both companies should be doing to steer clear of tariff

maria: it really will. we are talking about that this morning, we've got the former new york city city mayor rudy giuliani, president trump's personal attorney is joining us this morning, i will say this, one hope that came out of that week was monday september 17th when dick forced the opening, reopening of the exchange and rudy giuliani along with the governor, along with nypd, the fire department of new york, first responders all rang the opening bell. we have the former chairman of 9/11 commission, tom keen is with us, fox news strategic analyst four star general jack keane, verizon wireless ceo along with kansas city royals hall of famer george brett big show coming up. a lot of conversation and reaction as we look back and as we remember 9/11. ♪ maria: has been 17 years since the tragedy shift the united states, commemorating that day which no american will ever forget and president trump to depart at 8:00 a.m. this morning from joint base andrews to pennsylvania while vice president pence will be mak

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maría: ¡silencio! ¿sí me permiten, macaco? hacer entrega de este reconocimiento a albertano santa cruz porque aunque no hayas ganado el campeonato de fútbol llanero, sí te has ganado el corazón de todos ellos, pero el más importante: el mío. >> ¿y por qué es más importante el tuyo? maría: ¿sí me permite tantito? no es su fiesta. >> ni la tuya. maría: pues, precisamente porque no es mi fiesta. quiero dedicarle una canción a albertano. macaco, ponga la 25 de este disco, ¿sí? por favor. >> ay, qué loca, ¿no? [bullicio] albertano: y tú bailas bien bonito las cumbias, ¿verdad? [cumbia] yo soy aquella la que creyó en el amor ♪ betzabé: ¿por qué así? porque le desgraciaste el campeonato de fútbol. ya estate, maría, cállate. [silbidos] el chino: es que solo a ti se te ocurre darle esas cosas. rosa: fue un accidente, chinito. yo no quería. vanesa: ay. betzabé: no quiero que sigas haciendo el ridículo luchando por albertano. maría: como tú no tienes nada que perder, ¿verdad? porque no te hagas la mustia si te gusta el macaco. y nadie te

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