maria: right. the dossier was used to get a fisa warrant. >> yes, and there's new information actually this week that the media is ignoring, so the new york times has reported in the past that the australian ambassador, australian high commissioner is the one that brought this to the attention of the united states government, now, typically that would have gone through fbi channels, it would have went through the embassy in london and came across officially. maria: and it didn't. >> across the pond officially and it didn't and that's what we would have liked to have seen. now this week we now know that mr. downer the former australian woman as adore the high commissioner inland on said he had g the information to the australian ambassador in the u.s.. well we now know that's not true , so mr. downer now has claimed that in an australian newspaper but we now know from sources that have now spoke to different media outlets the australians are denying that that's how this happened is the australian am

maria: why? fact that a business can write off one hundred percent of an investment is an enormous incentive to get people to make capital investment, and that capital investment creates more jobs, so that was a critical part of designing the tax code designing tax cuts. >> we have seen in recent decades the negative trend in terms of of the american product productivity we believe an enormous boost and change trajectory, plus, secretary mnuchin and i were looking just two days ago at very compelling chart direct correlation between increased investment wage increasing when americans get tax cut investing in businesses it is going to american worker in the form of higher salaries, bigger bonuses as we've seen in early days a general investment in the american workforce. >> wages have been stagnant for baking starting to move when does that become issue in terms of inflation economy getting too hot. >> i think one of the triopportunities that we're seeing -- tremendous opportunities we are seeing

i'm maria bartiromo. this is "sunday morning futures with maria bartiromo." new reaction to the i.g.'s report as the inspector general gets ready to testify before congress about his findings. this as fox news gets word about a high level meeting between house republican leaders and the top justice department officials on friday. the chairman of the house intelligence committee, devin nunes, was at that meeting. he joins us next. we'll also hear from congressman john ratcliffe, one of the first lawmakers who will question michael horowitz on tuesday. president trump will huddle with house republicans on tuesday as well after showing confusion about which of their two immigration bills the president actually supports. the white house issued a clarification saying the president backs both bills. michael mccall is here. he helped craft one of the bills. he'll give us his reaction to that, plus his take onhe historic trump, kim summit. a tit-for-tat on tariffseten the u.s. and china is sparking fears of the trade war. the trump administration says it's sending ch

maria: welcome to a special one-hour edition of "wall street." i'm maria bartiromo. we have got a fantastic lineup this weekend. it was a very, very big news week. in just a moment i will speak with chrysler ceo. and we'll have the latest on the historic events out of singapore's summit this week. reporter: this could be the summer of mega-mergers. after nearly two years of court drama at&t closed its acquisition of time-warner after a federal judge ruled in favor of at&t. the justice department announced it would not seek a delay of the merger. comcast made a $65 billion all cash bid. analysts expect disney to match or top the comcast bid. fears of a pending trade war caused stocks to tumble as the markets finished mixed for the week. the russians and the saudis are expected to announce their intent to raise output. president trump announced the u.s. will impose a $50 billion tariff on chinese products. the president also accused china of theft of intellectual property. china says it will respond with tariffs of its own. after 18 months the doj released the findings

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maria: the u.s.ace on long island this week it's a who's who of blue chippers in sports and business. accounting giant deloitte has been a responsible or and advisor to the open since 2014. as one of the oldest financial services firms around, it's in a unique position to discuss business and the economic landscape. joining me to discuss is the ceo, cathy engelbert. why is this an event you typically sponsor. >> we decide to sponsor not just one golfer or one tournament, but all of government. bringing it too more diverse and inclusive players. at demoisture we expand our golfers. we added 3,000 new golfers within our own firm. we have done women in tech events which drives confidence for women in that field. an lit i -- analytics is being . maria: you have the data being used a lot better in golf it's an exciting tournament. you have got tiger woods back. >> to have so many really world class golfers here representing a sport that i think is really innovating. maria: you get to speak with a lot of b

maria: happy weekend. welcome to a special one-hour edition of "wall street." i'm maria bartiromo.oming to you from the cash room of the u.s. treasury department in washington. i have got a huge lineup. some of the country's top leaders on fiscal policy coming up. steven mnuchin will be here. and larry kudlow. along with the advisor and daughter to the president, ivanka trump is here. along with the office of management and budget director mick mulvaney. and we have an extended preview of my exclusive one-on-one interview with president trump. that interview airs sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on "sunday morning futures" and monday morning at 6:00 a.m. on fox business network on "mornings with maria." here are the big headlines this week. reporter: another rocky week for the markets. despite a late-week rally by nike, jp more dan and goldman sachs. the markets finishing in the red in part from trade concerns. despite a strong month, consumer stocks and real estate raising rates for the second time this year. trade concerns causing the mark totes finish mixed this week. oil prices hit

maria: welcome and happy weekend. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, orascom investment chairman gibb * i -- that gig sawiris is with us. reporter: the jobs report outpaced the street's expectation. topping analysts expectations of 188,000. unemployment rate ticked down to 3.8% in may. that's an 18-year low. despite the strong jobs report markets finished mixed due to fears of a pending trade war with china, the e.u., mexico and canada. italy is europe's fourth largest economy. president trump announced he'll impose tariffs on aluminum and steel on canada, mexico and europe. the president cited national security concerns as one of the reasons for the tariffs. the e.u., canada and mexico said they will respond in kind with tariffs of their own on u.s. products. federal regulators introduced a change to the volcker rule. and more bad news for germany's largest bank, deutsche bank. last week they announced they planned to cut 7,000 jobs as part of the plan to cut costs and overhaul its investment banging business. maria: while can investors are

maria: that's a good point. kim jong un un baghdad's tanzanians. >> someone can maybe be more warm and fuzzy. you have the president the way he is. you think maybe the people around him could smooth things. >> he's on his hands and knees begging where are the concessions. maria: was the nuclear station at this point. the internal watchdog, dig reportedly concluding that jim un despised authority during his tenure as fbi or picket abc news draft inspector general's report specifically using the word insubordinate to describe the behavior and it criticizes loretto lynch as well for her handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. your thoughts as we await the ig report. >> again, i can't wait to see it. but again, we kind of know he defied authority. we know when he got in front of the microphone to basically lambaste hillary clinton, but then announced they were going to be no charges. >> this is the virtue of this. at a minimum there's a lot of new investigative research we have been. at a minimum, it w

maria bartiromo for a special edition of "mornings with maria." maria: good thursday morning, everybody. thank you are joining us the maria bartiromo on tuesday -- thursday, june 14th. top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. an immediate war underway as we speak. comcast offering $65 billion in cash for the entertainment assets of 21st century fox. the parent company of the network topping the $52 billion all stock offer from disney already in place. taking a closer look at competing bids today. the regulatory question and what takes place next in the media landscape all coming out. federal reserve raising interest rates as did come abetting the stage for two more interest rate hikes this year. another sign of an economy. markets look like this. features indicating the market will open more right now. fractional losses across the board. dow industrials up 14 points. the nasdaq down 13 points by this morning. declines across the board yesterday. following the federal deserves decision to raise interest rates for the dow down 100 points. the s&p wa

maria: so far they have.ey started spending money after dagen said earlier they were sitting on cash under the weight of the obama regulatory machine. look, we have the job's report out later this morning. two hours time, we are looking for economy that's going to show more growth, 188,000 jobs, unemployment rate expected to hold steady, are you expecting a good number? you seem bullish about things, phil, you want to put new money into the market? >> 185k, the adp numbers and claim's data has been soft in the last month, those are key inputs in model. but we believe that the economy is working higher, the stock market over the balance of the year will work higher, we think a sustainable 3% gdp growth rate will get us there. we just finished first-quarter earnings. again, numbers are in great shape. i share your concerns about the noise and the nonsense that we are seeing out of the administration on this issue. that seems to be a tactic, if this is what we are looking at over the next four years, that's prob

i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, legendary invest vetter van forward group founder is our guest this weekend. first the fox business newsroom with the headlines, from wall street to main street. >> maria, trade will be on everyone's mind as the g-7 nations meet this weekend in question back. the steel steel and aluminum tas imposed on the eu, mexico and canada. mexico announced they're imposing 3 billion on tariffs in u.s. agricultural e ports. investors able to shake off the trade ward war a war as the inds finished. the deal with zte includes a billion dollar penalties and a compliance team chosen by the u.s. the sanctions were a barrier to the u.s.-china trade deal. >>> dpoib in hot water after revealing it had data partnerships with four chinese companies since 2010. one of those companies has a close relationship with the chinese government and had be flagged a national security threat. the agreement gave the company private access to user data. facebook says it's winding down that deal. >>> and anyon

maria: the u.s.ing place on long island this week it's a who's who of blue chippers in sports and business. accounting giant deloitte has been a responsible or and advisor to the open since 2014. as one of the oldest financial services firms around, it's in a unique position to discuss business and the economic landscape. joining me to discuss is the ceo, cathy engelbert. why is this an event you typically sponsor. >> we decide to sponsor not just one golfer or one tournament, but all of government. bringing it too more diverse and inclusive players. at demoisture we expand our golfers. we added 3,000 new golfers within our own firm. we have done women in tech events which drives confidence for women in that field. an l i -- analytics is being us. maria: you have the data being used a lot better in golf it's an exciting tournament. you have got tiger woods back. >> to have so many really world class golfers here representing a sport that i think is really innovating. maria: you get to speak with a lo

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maria.oters heading to the polls in seven states day. colorado, maryland, new york, oklahoma and utah. south carolina to decide their republican gubernatorial nominee. rallying for henry mcmaster against john moran. the first statewide elected officials to endorse the trump campaign in 2016. utah is where mitt romney is up against republican challenger mike kennedy and the gop senate primary. convicted bleeker chelsea manning is on the ballot in maryland. challenging senator ben cardin in the democratic primary there. presidtrump going after fbi agent peter stzrok appeared on twitter, the hearing should be broadcast live in impoverished expose people for what they are. there should be total transparency. center became the figure after a slew of anti-trump messages of his girlfriend, lisa page. stzrok is scheduled to testify tomorrow. the justice department about the latest request from intelligence chairman devin nunes. it asked for more information regarding the possible use of an fbi infor

maria: thanks for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. venture capital see you con alan patricof our special guest. adam shapiro standing by in the fox business newsroom with the headlines. reporter: concern over a trade war continued to ramp up. president trump threatened the european union with a 20% tariff on all auto imports into the united states. the administration is threatening the 20% tariff unless the e.u. scraps its tariff. this comes after europe imposed $3 billion in tariffs on u.s. goods in response to the steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by president trump. $200 billion in chinese goods exported to the united states, if china responds against the previous tar you river on steel and he aluminum. those trade concerns helped drag fall three major indices lower. the supreme court issued a big win for brick and mortar businesses. internet retailers can be required to collect sales taxes even in states where they have no physical presence. if online sellers like amazon have tax-free sales. anthony kennedy says that loophole cos

maria: you mentioned the wto. the president wants to withdraw from the world trade organization. >> there is no breaking news here. i won't use our favorite word about. maria: fake news? >> this an exaggeration. the president has been clear with us and other. he has concerns about the wto, he thinks there are aspects of it that are not fair. he thinks china and others used to it their own advantage. but we are focused on free trade. that's what we are focused on. breaking down barriers. maria: don't go anywhere, more of my interview with steve mnuchin. plus larry kudlow and ivanka trump coming up right you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges. how mature of them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first

maria: totally. be she doesn't actually know the numbers but is just talking politics. >> a politician, that is what they do. they talk politics, spin the numbers. maria: thank you, have a great weekend, a big point about the wealth of this country. facebook is under fire, privacy settings of 14 million users changed to public without their knowledge. we will tell you what the social media giant is saying now. next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities... start winning today. with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a

maria: all right.with you lower opening a big day for amazon you heard alphabet facebook netflix all-time highs this morning joining us host of "varney & company" stuart varney to weigh in i feel like stu you saw this coming. >> no, don't. >> you saw the this coming on amazon i know. >> i have been covering the big technical names, for over two and a half years, and i can't believe it, they are dominating the market and they dominate it still when this market opens today in, about 40 minutes' time we are going to have horizon approaching 1-800 dollars a share another new high, facebook now well over 200 dollars a share, and netflix well over 400 dollars a share, and nasdaq, home to a lot of technology companies that is going to be at yet another all-time record high i don't know where this ends maria i tell you this i think it takes a very strong stomach for any investor especially individual investor not institution to jump right in there, and buyzon at 1750. or netflix 400 facebook 00 you can have a

maria been interviewing volvo ceo. really excited about that, maria, actually. maria: i'm glad.hat for our yacht. cheryl: my hard, it's so hard -- every morning. [laughter] maria: right. and then facebook story. ads in facebook messenger, lee, what do you think? lee: listen, it's their business model, that's what mark zuckerberg said, senator, we sell advertisements. maria: this is one business that they haven't monetized the facebook messenger and you were expect to go whatsapp as well. >> you can use other message services. younger people are not even using it, they use instagram and the other apps, they do have to monetize it but saturation point where people start using it. dagen: i don't use it. they made me download. they made me download separate app. by the way, my mother got a message from some friend of hers, the friend's account had been hacked and they were trying to steal my mother's financial information and i'm the one who was going through her phone last week realized it. way to go, facebook, cracking down on service. [laughter] maria: coming up, commercial space

maria: wow. cheryl: but it looks fun. maria: cheryl, thank you so much.tures this morning. we're looking at a pretty good opening for the broader av dow industrials are down just 9 points, s&p 500 was positive a minute ago, now it is down just 1 3/4 points. this all on the news we brought you five minutes ago, that is senior administration officials say that the president is throwing his full support behind the treasury department's recommendation to strengthen the cfius process as opposed to come up with new restrictions against china investing in the united states. markets completely turned around. back in a mom more "mornings with maria" right here, stay with us. the day after chemo shouldn't mean going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most pat

>> maria: i'm. >> maria: i'm still trying to figure out the mials.the z generation. >> it's an interesting question. every year e.y. recruits somewhere between 10 and 15,000 people and most of them are actually off dashca-campus. this is the next generation of workforce. 're very encouraged and excited about theolks we're bringing in from campus. they're helping us transform the i thinkve got just a totally different level of capability. they have a level of courage and boldness in the way they a approach their careers which i think is actually quite productive. >> maria: it is productive. it's nice to see the diversity. kelly, congratulations to you. thank you for joining us. with your move, three of the top four accounting firms are run by women. how do you like that? >> that is true. indeed. >> first time for e.y. congratulations. >> maria: we'll be watching. coming up, hitting it big, more than half of millennials expect to be become millionaires. what they are banking on to make those big bucks, we'll tell you. the world cup kicking often tomorr

maria: we all were. dagen: i had a huge nerd girl crush on him for years and i finally got to meet him two years ago at rnc and you know what we talked about, dogs, unconditional love and devotion, that's what we talked about. i will be tweeting a column he wrote about dogs that he wrote 15 years ago and it really is awesome. lee: i with respect -- would not be here if it weren't for here. he got me a pass and got me in and made introductions and here i am. he was an amazing kind, smart man. maria: he really was. al joining the conversation new york congresswoman claudia tenney is with us and kevin along with house financial services and texas congressman jeb is here this morning, the president stephanie along with harvard professor alan dershowitz. don't miss a moment of it. we kick it off with three hours and that's immigration clarification, lawmakers on capitol hill fail to go pass one immigration bill yesterday and delaying another. well, over at the white house president insisting that his administ

maria: you do. >> i do. maria: how will that happen?l, to begin with, justice kennedy announced his resignation. leader mcconnell has made it clear when the nomination is made by the president, and we don't expect it to be very long before that nomination is made, at that point we'll take it up as soon as the judiciary committee has completed their work. we intend to vote this fall and i cannot imagine a scenario in which we won't do that before the election time. maria: you'll vote, but will you get democratic support and do you need democratic support in order to actually get the president's nominee in place? >> in this particular case, with supreme court along with other judge positions, judicial positions, it now is only 51 votes in order to confirm. so with that in mind, look, we've got the appropriate number of republicans but in this case you may not get all republicans, you may get a few democrats. i think the president was spot-on when he said that he needed a senate that would confirm conservative judges. there's more judges c

maria: .uestions about chinese companies that list in united states, visit hundreds of them are fraudulently cheating american investors cofounder chief investment investor muddy waters research thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> you are featured in the film you say companies pose a significant threat to the united states, and our capital markets. >> yeah -- >> tell me about it. >> as the film shows, last decade 400 companies from ina listed in u.s. raised money here, and basically confirmed to be frauds, they delisted trade below a dollar out of 400 or so i think only one company chairman has ever done prison time in the u.s. basically, everybody got away with it, so in 2012 china tried to clean the problem up a little bit. state banks financed privates of a few obviously frauds then american investors just forgot became complacent, opened up the doors for there isings of alibaba chinese companies, and i think that is where the really big problem comes in. >> two questions, one, is it th