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i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a moment, home depot co-founder and billionaire philanthropist ken langone is my special guest today. connell mcshane is standing by with the numbers that will impact main street to wall street. connell over to you. >> disappointing jobs report to end the week as the u.s. economy added 138,000 jobs last month, well below expectations. the unemployment rate did tick lower to 4.3%. the consensus on wall street is this report wasn't bad enough to dissuade the federal reserve from hiking interest rates later this month. markets mostly shrugging off that jobs number, the dow, nasdaq and s&p touching all-time highs friday, closing firmly in the green for the second straight week. >>> another headline catching investor attention this week would be president trump pulling out of the paris climate agreement, arguing that it hurts the u.s. economy. the deal is a pact between almost 200 nations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in an effort to fight climate change, but the pre

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maria. maria: as a businessman, obviously, you operate in business and you know you can't spend too much. you've got to make sure to pay debts. you've got to make sure to create jobs. what's the state of washington today? ken: chaotic. maria: that's what it sounds like. ken: every place you look, chaotic. the wheels have come off. maria: why? ken: i understand the democrats being obstructionists. i understand the democrats seeking identity. right now they want to be relevant. best way they can be relevant in their minds, i don't agree with it, is to be an obstructionist. we stopped this, we stopped that, we stopped. that the republicans, on the other hand, have skin in the game. if we don't get some significant acts, things done, we'll lose control of the house next year. i think that statement will be safe largely because they have more seats up than we do, and they're more vulnerable than we are. maria: that's the point, if they don't get something done, they lose seats in the house, fine.

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maria: why? ken: i understand the democrats being obstructio i understand the democrats seeking identity. right now they want to be relevant. best way they can be relevant in their minds, i don't agree with it, is to be an obstructionist. we stopped this, we stopped that, we stopped. that the republicans, on the other hand, have skin in the game. if we don't get some significant acts, things done, we'll lose control of the house next year. i think that statement will be safe largely because they have more seats up than we do, and they're more vulnerable than we are. maria: that's the point, if they don't get something done, they lose seats in the house, fine. ken: control. maria: control of the house. but what about the economy? if we don't see tax reform getting done, bigger implications than the guys losing control of the house. ken: look, you go back to the campaign last year, a lot of noise was made about tax reform, about the horrendous nature of health care in america today, the affordable

maria: oh.n the water, literally at the water line, on tech 5, 12 and 16. amazing. >> how is the cruise business going overall? you've got some competition, ritz carlton announced they're expanding their brands into boat businesses, luxury yacht cruises. you're seeing competitors see what you've seen for a long time. characterize the business for us. >> it's remarkable. i've been in this job for 29 years and never seen a market as buoyant, euphoric with the customers just so happy to be coming with us. we have the best market i can remember seeing. maria: what do you think that is? do you think the economy is better? is there a different tone that you see that's causing this increase in business? >> well, you know, it's not our job is not to figure out why it's happening, but it is happening. maria: you're enjoying yourself. >> we are definitely enjoying it and i think that part of it is is just the consumer seems to be confident. most importantly, you know, they're gotten away from buying thing

maria: yeah. dagen: russia was second and they cut by less than half of what we did. it's up to the ceo's. they can and have been changing the way they use energy, growing economy, helps with energy efficiency. maria: yeah. dagen: they are the answer and not the paris accord. >> there could have been a chance to have more of an influence. he's talking about he's open to renegotiation. maria: he wants a new deal. >> other countries are saying no. ceo's could have impact there. maria: america is at the low end of this deal. let's get to the details of this. this is our top story. president trump saying that he is withdrawing from the u.s. from the paris climate agreement arguing that the deal is bad for american business and workers, watch. >> the united states will cease implementation of the nonbinding paris accord and draconian and economic burdens the agreement imposes on our country, but begin negotiations to reenter either the paris accord or in entirely new transaction when terms that are fai

maria: all right. all worried about steve scalise and, of course, his staffers as well. i want to ask you though about the agenda, because as we all pray for his condition to improve, the questions about your agenda are getting louder, congressman. are you going to be able to have the votes for health care, for tax reform that you need to execute your agenda given what has taken place? >> well, quite frankly, almost everything is moot unless the senate changes the way in which it operates. i watched congressman duncan hunter earlier, and he was spot on when he said the obstructionism occurs in the united states senate. by way of example, the house during the last session of congress, we passed over 500 pieces of legislation to address various issues that the senate did not even bother to have a senate floor vote on. and now the senate once again is empowering the democrats to be obstructionists and to block what president trump, what a majority of the house and a majority of the senate was elected to a

. ♪ ♪ maria: good morning.se speaker paul ryan set to deliver a big speech on tax reform this upcoming week, but after congressman steve scalise' shooting is the political atmosphere too toxic to get anything done? meanwhile, the decision to send thousands more u.s. troops to afghanistan may soon be announced, and a new era in the u.s./cuba relationship begins. hi, everybody, i'm maria bartiromo, welcome to sunday morning futures. president trump turning aside obama administration policy on havana. where do relations with cuba go from here? i'll talk with florida senator marco rubio about that momentarily, and we'll get his take on the prospects for quick tax reform and health care as well. also congress gets back to work tomorrow after the shooting at a gop baseball practice. what role did overheated rhetoric play in that tragedy? congressman mo brooks was there and helped save the lives of scalise and others. he will join us live. plus, the war in afghanistan, more american troops are likely on the way, but a

maria. maria: thank you so much. we are looking at uber.t just seems like the stumbles keep on accelerating here. the >> there's not lugar in my account. when i go to washington d.c. to visit my has-been, we use uber. >> is wonderful. cars are clean. they tell you how many minutes they were away. >> they have problems in terms of the people leaving. i guess now there's more competition. >> often pioneers are not the one who refers of this breakthrough. >> it is fairly low. it appears as if it's a relatively low barrier to entry. the massive losses and uber is suffering. >> the official auto companies like ford motor trying to become upright healing service as well. >> goober has had to do with a lot of bad publicity in terms of stories about how attracts individuals, how the company treats women. the list is long and that is given to rise to a lot of these alternatives as well. maria: it sure has. when we come back, hillary clinton in 20 years. the failed presidential candidate claiming russia in november. the details coming out. take a loo

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here is maria bartiromo. maria: welcome to "wall street week." the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo coming to you from the site of the u.s. open in wisconsin. here it's erin hills. we'll talk trade and tax reform. but first a look at some of the big headlines impacting everything from wall street to main street this past week. the federal reserve hiked interest rates for the third time this year. the labor market will continue to strengthen in america. the markets had a mixed response to yellen's press conference. the dow, the nasdaq, s & p 500 closing mixed for the week. a huge deal announced friday. amazon is acquiring whole foods. the deal values whole foods stock at $40 a share. the move pushes amazon fully into the grocery space. and the tragic news out of washington, a deranged gunman who hated donald trump and the gop opened fire on republican congressmen during a baseball practice in alexandria, virginia. the gunman wounding congressman steve scalise and wounding four o

maria: there you go. i'm glad i stuck to my guns on this because i was not buying it the whole time. i thought the whole story develop. dagen: you have hammered that over and over again and you are so pricey. again, it's just good common sense and street smarts trusting your gut. you have from day one as soon as they started floating the narrative. they immediately try to shift the blame away from debbie wasserman schultz and make it about russia and the narrative crew had grew and grew. maria: because russia does not and because russia is safe for and we need that anyway, we need a spy on us if we go there and they're trying to infiltrate the country because they are a perpetrator. they just attach maria: it. >> these congressional hearings are participated in four of them in the theater. if you're in the room the senators come in and out. is there five minutes of c-span and they went to sleep old confrontational. it's really disappointing to see that the one. >> alan greenspan told me years ago, when di

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maria: welcome back.sident but trams travel ban this morning. the president treated at this. we need to be smart, vigilant and pass. the courts to give back her race. winning the travel ban as an extra level of safety. joining us now is farmer attorney general michael mukasey. thank you for joining us this morning. was this the right tack. tell us as we all await this ban to be executed. >> includes but is doing trying doing trying to make country safer with you agree with the strategy or not to interpret an executive order as if it was simply the statement by an ordinary person. it's outrageous and that is what the courts have done. maria: isn't it interesting that the last eight years we have been trying to be so politically correct. he made a point during a commercial break. more and comey oversaw the fbi. >> at a time when the agents were being reached to remove any reference to islam and were being cleared with people who are associated with care and other organization or the council on american isla

maria: cheryl: maria: cheryl: happen friday thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo.ig day 1600 pennsylvania avenue president trump will sign two acts aimed at practicallying inadvertency this afternoon xhoov keeping his promise to help heroes. >> the move as administration pushes to get things done no d.c., president trump, told "fox & friends" today just how hard it has been to work with democrats on his agenda. >> they are right now obstructionists all they want to do is try and obstruct i think they will do much better as party if they got along with us. if they called us and said let's work on health care together, let's work on tax cuts together. and tax reform. >> more ahead on battle in d.c., the diplomatic rift in the middle east continues, to skate saudi arabia has issuing a long list of demands to end the blockade against qatar including country cut all ties with muslim brouhaha hooded. >> bed bath & beyond shares sinking disappointing earnings we break down the numbers as bed bath & beyond plummet 10%, fix it he will. >> you don't have to do this -- >> the

maria: so sad.ted suicide and he did it to protect his brain and so that was a tragic situation. a legend in the area and you see rapid decline of health and specially when they're getting into 40's. maria: so sad. rrar jar they feel the feelings coming on and they don't know how to stop it and dave, while he was alive saying, i feel like the thoughts are taking over and he also took his life. kevin: yeah. maria: so many football players come on the show, if i had to do it again, i don't know that i would. >> they won't let children play either. you have a lot of the legends say i don't want my son to play football. maria: and then there's golf. phil nick allson breaking with his catty. jared: one of the longest marriages. phil's brother will be catting for the rest of the season. you normally don't get between catties and golfers. maria: you have to pick your spot there. jared:mickelson one of the best devils of all time. kevin: he's done well but sometimes you need to inject fresh thoughts and flo

with maria.: good friday morning, everybody, thanks so much for joining us on glorious friday morning. i'm maria bartiromo, it is friday june 11, top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. breaking news this morning. leader of isis reportedly killed. the socialed press reporting russia is claiming that it killed abu al baghdadi in syria. at this point the u.s. military cannot confirm the news but we are watching what's coming out of russia this morning, what it means for the war on terror coming up this morning. a show of unity yesterday, congressional game last night, both teams coming together for a prayer for colleague congressman steve scalisi ahead of the first pitch. >> we will show the world that we will not be intimidated by threats, acts of violence and assaults on our democracy. the game will go on. maria: but the unity was short-lived unfortunately has minority leader pelosi back at it attacking republicans blaming them for the politics, what she said coming up. two escaped pri

maria: okay.ottom line joining the conversation pennsylvania scenario thomas hly copresident sperling here former c.o hewlett-packard carly fiorina is with you the stuart varney will will weigh in a gig hour senate republicans are releasing details of their health care bill, this morning, blake burman at the white house with the very latest blake, good morning to you. reporter: good morning to you as well president trump trump administration often points to iowa, as one of the states that have been impacted the most, by the affordable care act, last night in cedar rapids the president described obamacare as dead as a disaster. however, he also acknowledged the political realities that the senate is currently dealing with. >> so we have a very slim, 52 to 48 that means we basically can't lose anybody. and i think and i hope can't guarantee anything i hope going to surprise you with a really goed plan i have been talking about a plan with hart. >> mitch mcconnell is expected to release senate plan t

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marÍa elena: buenas noches. trump anunciÓ cambios a la polÍtica de estados unidos hacia cuba. algunos cambios. dijo que su objetivo es frenar el flujo de dinero hacia los militares y aumentar el poder de los civiles en la isla. sin embargo, mantuvo las relaciones diplomÁticas con la habana incluso algunas de las polÍticas que había lanzado el presidente obama. janette: en miami, el centro del anti castrismo, el presidente dio como un giro de 180 su nueva polÍtica hacia cuba. inmediatamente, estoy cancelando el acuerdo que hizo la administraciÓn obama con cuba, dijo sin dar muchos detalles. al firmar el decreto, el mandatario le dio luz verde a los departamentos del tesoro y de estado para que redacten nuevas reglas que buscan restringir los negocios norteamericanos con empresas militares y exigir a quienes visiten la isla que no se alojen en hoteles del gobierno. la administraciÓn busca reducir el flujo de divisas que llega a manos del rÉgimen y asÍ empoderar al pueblo cubano. junto a marco rubio, el congresista

maria: welcome to "wall street week." the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for e we ahead. coming up. egyptian billionaire businessman naguib sawiris is my special guest. he'scalling for air rob businessmen to pull money out of qatar. he says otherwise you will have blood on your hands. former f.b.i. director james comey testifying thursday about his conversations with president trump. james comey admitted he leaked his memo to a friend with the intention of passing it on to the "new york times." he said he leaked this because he wanted to trigger the need for a special counsel. another big moment was whencomby's then boss loretta lynch directed him to characterize an investigation of hillary clinton as a matter, not as an investigation. he said that made him queetsy. he said lynch's private meeting with bill clinton on an arizona tarmac led to his decision to publicly declare his judgment in the hillary clinton email probe. a surprise in the united kingdom. theresa may and the conservative p

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maria, i make this prediction. teresa may have spoken outside the steps today and she's actually used the rase islamic terrorism. that in itself may well be a first because many politicians have been in denial as hillary was on this point. unless people see some concrete action than the cause for interning thousands of suspects will or louder and louder. maria: let's talk about that. what kind of concrete action do you want to see. you think about the fact we had the westminster bridge attack in march followed up by the ariana grande attack last week, the concert. now this. three attacks in three months. what concrete action do you want to see that we are not seeing coming out of the u.k.? >> in our state run schools and prisons, which we are in charge of, we are absolutely going to make sure the radicalization doesn't take place. i want to hear that in the mosques in this country, we will actually be unafraid to kick out of this country people who go when the then preach hate. frankly, we've been too politically c

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marÍa: muy buenas noches.er hispana estÁ tras las rejas por presuntamente estafar a novias y quinceaÑeras con la planeaciÓn de sus fiestas. como lo dice flavio lacayo, un juez releyÓ fl todos los cargos que enfrenta. flavio: buenas noches. la dueÑa de una floristerÍa enfrenta varios cargos por supuestamente defraudar con miles de dÓlares a varios de sus clientes. rivera se presentÓ en la corte suprema del condado santa clara para escuchar los cargos que un juez le impuso tras enfrentar ocho acusaciones de fraude. >> felonÍa, robos menores y cargos de fraude. flavio: era dueÑa en san josÉ y estafÓ con 26.000 $ a sus clientes a quienes les ofrecÍa servicios que nunca cumplÍa. rivera supuestamente sÓlo se burlÓ diciÉndole a la familia que la llevaran a corte, segÚn lo que contÓ la fiscalÍa. y este no fue el Único caso. >> cuando las vÍctimas se quejaron, ella se desapareciÓ, el dinero se desapareciÓ, y llamaron a las autoridades. flavio: rivera era propietaria de una florerÍa. noticias univisiÓn 14 hizo la bÚsque

marÍa: muchísimas gracias, marÍa antonieta.rdÓn migratorio. llantos de activista llegaron al capitolio por la revocaciÓn de la ley de salud asequible. nicolÁs maduro, pidiÓ ayuda a la interpol para llegar al piloto que atacÓ a la suprema corte desde un helicÓptero. presentadora: le tenemos los detalles del informe del tiempo al volver. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: regresamos con univisiÓn noticias 14 . tu gente, tu voz. marÍa: varias organizaciones latinas se apostaron fuera del congreso de washington d.c. protestar contra el nuevo sistema de salud . fernando pizarro, nos amplÍa. fernando: los lÍderes republicanos debieron postergar la votaciÓn, por falta de apoyo en sus propias filas. los demÓcratas, no escatimaron en crÍticas. >> es una sentencia de muerte para millones que se quedarÍan sin cobertura mÉdica. fernando: por su lado, el presidente trump dijo que espera que esta ley se apruebe. los demÓcratas junto a organizaciones hispanas, criticaron los efectos que ellos dicen tendrÍa el plan republicano. >> con la propuesta de ley, 22,00

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marÍa: gracias.de aire acondicionado. para saber cÓmo prevenir apagones futuros vamos con mayra. mayra: millones de casas y negocios en toda california, especialmente en nuestra regiÓn, estÁn utilizando el aire acondicionado. esto causa una sobredemanda de electricidad. si usted estÁ utilizando el aire acondicionado debe ajustar el termostato a 48. tambiÉn cerrar persianas y ventanas en la maÑana para que no se escape ese aire fresco. no debe lavar ni secar la ropa en horas pico. tambiÉn, debe poner mucha atenciÓn aa los menores, a los ancianos, para que estÉn bien hidratados. marÍa: a donde pueden llamar las personas que se quedaron sin luz? mayra: puede llamarnos a nosotros. marÍa: muchas gracias. muy buenas tardes. seguimos recibiendo sus preguntas een las redes sociales. hoy nos preguntan "llevo 30 aÑos en este paÍs, hay forma de que pueda arreglar por el tiempo?" >> sÓlo existe una manera, si han vivido de manera ininterrumpida desde el 72. marÍa: si quieres saber la respuesta a una duda escribe

maria: yeah. >> if there were any way you can see that agenda coming above water and emerging, that would be very good for business. maria: of course, that's what we are all waiting for. jim joining us there. we are hearing from the president right now for the first time on the jim comey testimony. he's addressing it in his tweet. he just tweeted this. despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication and, wow, comey is a leaker. that's the president's commentary and we know that jim comey did pass on his memo to professor friend of his who then leaked it onto new york times. he admit that had in fact, is a leaker. kevin: yeah, that's one of the biggest issues i saw coming from yesterday and showing, reinforcing deep state, bureaucrats that are in -- that have been in the government for so long are actually going against this current administration and that's been the struggle we have seen come about and that's really actually reembolden his base that has protected him beca

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