maria: yeah.ut do your republican colleagues get that, senator? you voted no on the infrastructure package but 13 of your colleagues voted yes and that pretty much opens the door for this larger social spending plan. i'm going to put on the screen your colleagues who voted yes for this infrastructure plan. why did you vote no? >> well, i voted no for a couple reasons. one is, i believe it's going to add hundreds of billions of dollars to the debt and deficit and there were energy parts of that bill that i think are going to make energy more expensive and at the same time make our grid less reliable. now, the concern is that they have for months linked these two bills together. that's been very clear. so i couldn't support it. what we need to do now is drive a stake through the heart of this $4 trillion tax and spending bill and to do that we're going to need help from joe manchin and from sinema because the democrats seem to be addicted to spending and to taxing. maria: yeah. i want to get into th

maria: yeah.hat's very good. so let's talk about the issues at hand, thomas. of course, inflation is front and center. here we are, thanksgiving week. it's going to be a much more expensive thanksgiving, 30% higher in some cases. the president is also focused on oil, reportedly set to announce that he will in fact tap into our oil reserves, given the surge in gasoline prices. what should be the right path from a federal reserve perspective to battle the inflationary numbers? >> i think the fed has to begin to recognize the fact that this is more than transitory. there are transitory elements of course in terms of the logistics but there's much more than that in terms of a long history of monetary policy that's been very accomodative, long history of asset prices, not just bubbles but asset prices generally rising. that's inflation in one sense. the fed has to begin to look at that. and then i think where the fed is really going to be challenged is with the amount of new spending that's occurred si

maria: all right. leave it there. ted, thank you so much. >> thanks, maria. maria: we will see you soon. ted oakley joining us this morning. some of the other top stories, five people are dead and over 40 others injured after an suv barrel through a christmas parade in wisconsin yesterday. the driver captured on video breaking through barricades. an officer tried to open fire on the vehicle in an attempt to stop it. horrified bystanders watching the car narrowly miss people dancing in the street. it finally crashes in a person of interest is in custody this morning. as a result of this to the white house as president biden has been briefed on the situation and that the fbi and local law enforcement are helping with the investigation this morning. tennis star of china peng shuai reemerges after disappearing from public view for over two weeks as the ccp faces pressure. the international olympic committee said it held a 30 minute video call with her yesterday saying see-- she seemed relaxed and asked for

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maria: why? why is he releasing this on to the american people knowing that we are already choking on high inflation? to many dollars chasing too few goods. >> is concerned to be the new fdr and lbj concerned about what working families need what middle-class families are looking for what small business owners in the country need to thrive and survive. we don't need more government spending we don't need more government programs more taxes and fees in this bill we are doing things on electric vehicles we have never seen. but maria all the electric vehicle money will go to the chinese because they mind lithium and rare earth and they make that batteries so who is he trying to help america or china? maria: this is a great point because joe biden continues to tip around president xi and get a phone call the issue of the origins of covid-19 never came up. >> first of all he scared of president xi and it's sad to see an american president that is more concerned about the chinese leader of the communis

maria: yeah.s almost as if they are completely ignoring what the voters told them this week including the victory of glenn youngkin in virginia. he joined me on the program yesterday. here is what he said. >> i think that just reflects the fact that the kitchen table issues of low taxes and grade schools and safe communities and oh by the way a growing economy with job opportunities, these kitchen-table issues had been pushed to the background and voters in virginia said no, no, these are the most important topics for us. maria: well, they certainly aren't the most important topics for nancy pelosi and the house democrats, congressman? congressman: well, it's not. that's a good thing. it's probably a good thing for america because we will get it out and they will try to pass legislation that americans don't want. we will begin to get back to what america is about, lower tax, less government, cut spending, defending borders and that's what the american people want. good schools and also we found ou

back to you, maria. maria: thank you.ures is an early-stage venture building great companies and it's invested in some of the biggest names in technology and as you can see the portfolio right there. joining me now is the cofounder of craft ventures and general partner david sachs. great to have you. thanks for being here. you have been so ahead of the curve on so many iconic companies. we are pleased and happy to talk with you this morning. >> great to be with you, maria. maria: tell me where you see the growth in the economy. we just spoke with nancy lazar about the macro chore-- a story. you are still finding growth stories. where are they? >> we are seeing an absolute boom in the technology industry. we are seeing all-time highs for valuations for multiples and marketplaces, crypto with a boon going on. i am two minds about it, i wonder how much is liquidity driven. it's a sort of unprecedented fiscal monetary spending in washington so you have to wonder, but is innovation and how much is liquidity pumped into the sys

maria: yeah.stake that a poll worker made in new jersey beyond essex county, pacaic county had similar voting issues in five districts that heavily lean toward murphy which likely delayed the call on wednesday. your thoughts on what took place and ciattarelli's pushback on calling this race? >> he should absolutely push back. the associated press should not be the arbiter of who wins and loses elections. this is the wire service poll workers report compile information. it was when they were a neutral wire service when they lean a little bit left but they've become a part of the left wing media's propaganda. what the republican challenger here has done is remarkable, with extremely few resources, with almost no outside money, to big republican donors really thought this was going to be a competitive race, he took a race where murphy won by 14 points in his first term, where joe biden won just a year ago with 16 point margin over donald trump and brought it to easily within 1 point and who knows, ma

maria: yeah.ill go through, there's a fair amount of pushback on the democrat side in the senate and certainly they won't get any republican votes for this. but do you think that it will cause markets to sell off, from an investment play as they continue to push this through, how you does it impact our investing? >> well, maria, in the short term it's probably good for the markets. stimulus usually is. and i think that's what's the shame about wall street, that always seems to trade up whenever there's another trillion or two thrown into the economy. but as you know, the private sector is a much better allocator of capital in the medium and long term. whatever they get through the senate it may not be the 4 or 5 trillion. they may reduce their so-called number which is 1.75. even -- or 2.75. even if they cut back significantly, it's still reckless, it's still destructive to the economy and it's also the tax and regulatory burdens like the methane fee which is going to jack up gas prices or heating

maria: good monday morning. i'm maria bartiromo and it is monday, november 1. your top stories at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president brock-- president biden approvals are plummeting at home as he struggles to get anything done at the climate summit. the president in scotland after admitting disappointment on not getting much done at his climate summit with the biggest polluter, china, not showing up. the conversation in washington is on virginia's gubernatorial election tomorrow as glenn youngkin gains momentum with an eight-point lead ahead of democrat terry mcauliffe. new polls shows president's approval at all-time lows with a majority of voters, 70% of the people polled now say they believe the country is headed in the wrong direction including almost half of democrats. we take a closer look at the numbers this morning. markets this morning are higher. futures indicating a gain at the start of trading with the dow industrials of 150 points, s&p at 18 and a half and nasdaq higher. stocks finished their strongest in nearly a year closing at record highs f

i call it paradise, maria. maria: [laughter] maria: i love that.about the tax situation in new york. because one reason that florida is so attractive is the very attractive lack of taxes. has that been a burden for new yorkers? >> i think so. candidly, i can't -- i just don't understand that government doesn't understand how -- doesn't have the sort of gratitude of understanding that high taxpayers have to be -- get a high level of service, they have to be treated in a good, decent way. look, i feel -- i started with nothing. and i feel tremendous blessings from all of my business years in new york city. and i have a great respect for that. but i also think that there's been some really bad policy decisions with regard to high taxes. if you study taxing policy in new york, whether it's driving out foreigners with a proposed tax or just making it onerous for entrepreneurs to start their business. candidly, i just don't understand what the thesis behind it all is. maria: yeah. yeah, i mean, in some cases it's an ideology. steve, do people worry about

maria: yeah.t's just all incorrect information coming out of this white house. first they claim that price increases were just a few sectors. then they said that it was transitory. then they said that, you know, it was just used cars and durable goods. but you're talking about across the board household items, furnishings up in the double digits and no signs of abatement. we are just, what, nine or 10 days away from thanksgiving and it's going to be one of the most expensive thanksgivings we've ever seen with the price hikes that we're looking at across america. stay with us. we've got more on this. we'll be right back. i've spent centuries evolving with the world. some changes made me stronger. others, weaker. that's the nature of being the economy. i've observed investors navigating the unexpected, choosing assets to balance risk and reward. and i've seen how one element has secured their portfolios, time after time. gold. an element so agile and liquid. a proven protector. an ever-evolving enab

maria. maria: well, i mean, that's right.nd you've got 20 looters coming in all dressed in black stealing everything. madison, concerning days and we appreciate your reports, thanks very much, madison alworth this morning on this retail beat. dagen mcdowell, of course, don't get involved if you see this. unfortunately we are seeing this increasingly across the country. dagen: right and in new york city you essentially are not allow today defend yourself. the second amendment does not exist here. there's no way to fight off an aggressor. if you are individually attacked these are luxury stores. what really hurts hard-working men and women across the country is when the say drugstores, pharmacies are continually robbed, walgreens has shut down over a dozen stores in san francisco alone. this creates retail waste lands and even a job waste land in lower income neighborhoods. number 1, number 2, why aren't the feds doing anything about this? why isn't joe biden's justice department involved in cracking down on these gangs if it's

maria: yeah. where is gary from the securities and exchange commission, you make so many great points. 4200 chinese a share companies in u.s. passive investment funds. another 900 identified chinese companies in the over the counter markets who are not scrutinized, do not face sanctions, do not face the audits that the publicly traded companies have been faced with. roger, we will keep focus on this and we so appreciate this breaking news this morning of all of these companies and to think that american investors are funding those hypersonic launches that china completed over the summer time. roger robinson, thank you. thank you so much for pointing all of this out for us this morning. roger robinson, jr. joining us. we will be right back with more election news. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, the democrat party on edge as virginia turns red and something that nobody ever expected in deep blue new jersey the governor's race now in a dead heat. we have more election news in two-minute's t

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maria. maria: all right, connell, thanks very much.catering to china, the world health organization skips two letters of the greek alphabet in naming the latest covid variant, yes, we couldn't name it xi, could we have? next. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. ♪♪ care. it has the power to change the way we see things. ♪♪ it inspires us to go further. ♪♪ it has our back. and goes out of its way to help. ♪♪ when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. truist. born to care. maria: welcome back. tensions continue to rise between china and taiwan, taiwan forced to deploy its air force yesterday in an effort to drive back 27 chinese aircraft that entered its air defense space once again. this comes on the heels of a three-day meeting between chinese president xi jinping and his top generals, joining m

maria: welcome back.mber on house judiciary and doug i went to ask you about all of this you are spot on in terms of hillary clinton's culpability. how come we never seek accountability? talking about hillary clinton in the cover-up and jim comey, andrew mccabe and peter strzok, do you think the indictments will lead to the fbi and john durham? >> they need to. you know you go back and look at where this started and maria, you held for so long to point this out and i will not only say the fbi but comey and strauch and the fbi should be concerned, but i want to say brandon klapper. they were the ones that briefed obama about the plot from hillary clinton to paint donald trump with russia and there needs to be accountability. maria: we have a picture of john brennan in the oval office with president obama explaining and we know now the notes because john radcliffe exposed those notes showing running showed obama that hillary clinton was cooking of this idea to tie donald trump so they all knew, they all wer

i am maria bartiromo. i americans facing surging prices and groceries and gasoline as we kick off the holiday season. supply chain disruption continued to rock markets. david bahnsen will join me on how inflation is taking a toll on americans in the effect of the labor shortage and where you should invest today. covid-19 changing traditional holiday shopping. mastercard senior advisor will join me have how it's affecting retailers and what to expect. the biggest shopping day of the year has arrived we will tell you how the black friday compared to the past shopping seasons. i'll tell you the top newsmakers on "mornings with maria" in the weeks talkers. maria: peng shuai reemerges over the weekend. >> the ioc making itself part of chinese propaganda holding the phone call releasing solo shot the video saying she is just fine. she would like her privacy. maria: in terms of joe manchin will he hold the line. >> and praying more people like joe manchin and the senator from arizona. i'll tell you what we need t

maria: yeah.i think it's pretty clear that the hearing reinforced many people's view that she is not going to have the 50 votes needed to -- to move past not even the banking committee never mind the entire senate. but let me ask you about this spending bill that is being debated right now in the house. democrats are hoping to vet on tax and spending plan literally this morning after minority leader kevin mccarthy spent over 8 hours slamming the bill making it the longest floor speech in history. the congressional budget office is estimated the package will add $367 billion to the deficit over 10 years. alex, what are your thoughts on the impact of the massive run away spending? alex: maria, all of your viewers look at their 401k accounts every morning when they wake up to see how their futures are doing. one of the things that concerns me that i've done a lot of writing is the national debt. here i will be critical to both parties. our national debt stood at $5 trillion which seems like chunk cha

maria: yeah.'m sure you're right about that. what about the spending plan, the negotiations at a fever pitch. west virginia senator yesterday, joe manchin, accused the democrats of playing shell games with the cost of the buy p den social spending bill, -- biden social spending bill, they're trying to say it's $1.85 trillion because the massive federal programs go away in one year. nobody is expecting them to go away in one year. his big concerns are inflation and the price adding to the national debt. is that going to be an issue for investors? >> i do think ultimately something will get done. p manchin definitely has -- he's pulling the strings right now and likely something will get done at some point. market i believe has -- is factoring in a deal getting done at some point. we should see something from an economy standpoint and inflation standpoint. this adds to some of the price pressures potentially with more money being spent. a lot of this has been factored in and expect that the markets

maria: good sunday morning, welcome to "sunday morning features" i am maria bartiromo.evin mccarthy marathon speech, slamming joe biden's radical agenda. >> it is clear this bill is wrong on the merit and they have responded with a single word. enough. enough with washington ways, enough with fraud, washington abuse and washington corruption. enough with higher taxes, higher prices. simply enough. maria: gop leader kevin mccarthy is here in his first interview since the eight half-hour epic long speech. slamming nancy pelosi spending tax plan. how many states can the gop turnover in 2022. plus republicans denouncing cheney as primary challenger small blood. her bid to unseat cheney and donald trump's endorsement. plus this morning austria is back on full lockdown as the fda pushes booster shots for all in the united states. doctor scott atlas on dr. fauci and the politicians making medical decisions. then another high profile celebrity vanished by the chinese communist party. a potential hostage before joe biden's call when xi jinping. what is joe biden doing to stop th

i am maria bartiromo. americans facing surging crisis with groceries and gasoline for the holiday season. supply chain disruption continue to rock markets. david bahnsen will join me how inflation is taking a tollhe on americans in the labor shortage and where you should be investing today. covid-19 changing traditional holiday shopping, mastercard, senior advisor will tell me how it's affecting retailers and what to expect. the biggest shopping day of the year has arrived. we will tell you how this black friday compares to past shopping seasons. let's take a look back at the newsmakers on "mornings with maria" in this week's edition of this week's talkers. >> chinese tennis star peng shuai reemerges of the weekend. >> the olympic committee the ioc basically making itself part of chinese propaganda holding this phone call releasing still shots and video saying that she is fine and she would like a privacy. maria: in terms of joe manchin, will he hold j the line. >> and praying to god that there's more peop

great to see you again. >> always good to be with you, maria. maria: you just heard carter page.you write about this in the book quite extensively. tell me where you see this investigation going based on what you know. >> first and foremost let's put this in perspective. the whole russia hoax investigation, which i talk about in the book, really started again with another clinton cover-up. it was a clinton cover-up of her e-mails and blatant disregard for the law in keeping classified e-mails on a private server and then she had her perfect pond, jim called me too go out and say that no reasonable prosecutor would ever prosecute this. all the same time while in the background they are beginning within two weeks to start what we know now was the russia hoax started by hillary clinton because she's trying to cover up these -- the bad press from the e-mails. here's what's interesting. here's what we seen from the indictments and john durham go to what you who are so good at this and the other side it proves what we were saying was right and now you even have the "washington post" th

this is lunacy, maria. they are going to have a tax on natural gas it. if you heat your home this winter news natural gas, which is maybe half of americans you are going to see a dramatic increase in your taxes so dryden's out joe biden can give half million dollar checks the people came here illegally, how crazy is this question work seniors on fixed income will have the iris snooping on their bank accounts paying more for they are on a fixed income for natural gas so that hard earned tax dollars can go to people across the border illegally. this is madness and they are trying to do it they do not want anyone to read the bill, 2500 pages known as read the bill. you know it pelosi's adage is you have to pass the bill to find out what is in it. people are hearing about what's in it they, really do not like this. >> is just extraordinary it's on top of all the other inflation we are all feeling every day right now. house minority whip steve scalise it's always a pleasure thank you very much for being here thi

maría: ¿qué? albertano: es más... ¿te puedo pedir algo? maría: acepto.tano: eres una gran chica. mejor ya me voy a comerme un chile, porque... si no, sí la rosa sí se lo va a refinar. adiós. maría: adiós. [ríe] adiós. [ríe] adiós, adiós. era una broma. no pasa nada. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. [balbucea] carmelo: ni se te ocurra usar un pasador. [pitido] altavoz: usted desactivó el sistema de manera manual. eso fue correcto, correcto, correcto. carmelo: [resuella] delfino: [jadea] nos salvamos, nos salvamos. carmelo: [llora] >> domingo 14 de noviembre y estas son las principales noticias. trÁfico en la frontera sur de estados unidos. cifras reveladas reportan un aumento de mÁs del 90% en el Último aÑo. mÉxico sigue esperando una actualizaciÓn en la salud decarmen. >> puede venir con el respirador o puede venir como un reflejo. pero es completamente involuntario

maria: tell me more, dr.referred to all of this as a kabul not following the icons what do you think is going on you spent too many with fauch thei with birx when on the. >> i had. you write in the book how birx tries to stop trump from meeting the nations's medical scientists what did you see while there. >> first the distance between me and the doctors on the task force, dr. beckers and fauci are government birks in government 40 years i am a health policy fiscalar 15 years before that 5 years clinical medical science research teachings would i bring to, of course, scores of papers dozens, 20 scientific publications, when asked about opinion, i would go through data i would cite data all i heared from them, was either nothing, silence or simply calling me outlier then would run to media and do -- that is not critical there was no critical thinking there there was no citation of a study they never disagreed with each other. that is nots scientific inquiries at all so what we see now, you know, is this idea,

maría: ¡no! vida, no me des pena inmerecida.ncia por andar confiando en esta gente lucha: Óigame, no, si nosotros venimos a pagarle su cochino mono. le vamos a ir pagando 35 pesos al mes. si nos llegásemos a atrasar con una mensualidad, le vamos a dar cinco pesos más. si nos llegásemos a atrasar con dos mensualidades, porque puede llegar a suceder, le vamos a dar siete pesos más. carmelo: maría, háblale a mi licenciado para arreglarme con estas gentes. rosa: ¿cuál licenciado? tú, ¿cuánto cuestan las camisetas de allá? betzabé: 60 pesos, pero la más grande es para 12 años. rosa: dame una de niño, talla ocho. tú, pon la cuatro. tú, anuncia tus ofertas. tú, tú no. ¿tienes una botella de agua? betzabé: ajá. lucha: ¿y yo qué hago, hija? rosa: usted, arme alboroto. albertano: rosa, ¿qué haces? no comiences con tus cosas. lucha: no, qué barbaridad, le digo que en este país ya no hay moral. imagínense ustedes que una chamaca bien acuerpada se está contoneando en el almacenes don carmelo. allá, sólo en almacenes don carmelo, vayan. sólo

maria: era muy reservada.omÁs”, dijo “nomÁs vengo cansada”, llegÓ y se acostÓ y al otro dÍa empezÓ con lo de sus dietas, ella sola. ella era la que sabÍa su dieta, que iba a hacer, lo que iba a tomar. sambuccetti: segÚn jessica, su hermana, dulce se habÍa hecho una manga gÁstrica, segÚn su mamÁ una liposucciÓn. y al final cuentan, nadie sabe bien porque en la clÍnica donde se operÓ no les atienden la llamada. la familia obtuvo un supuesto video de la operaciÓn, pero no pueden confirmar si quien aparece es su hija. nosotros nos comunicamos con los representantes de la clÍnica, les enviamos un mail, pero no obtuvimos respuesta. por 2 semanas dulce estuvo en casa con sus papÁs. josÉ: no, no, no, no, no notamos nada sino ya para la tercera semana que iba a empezar a comer sÓlido, me dijo “no se acuestÉ papÁ”, y le digo “¿por quÉ?” “llÉveme para el hospital, me estoy sintiendo mal”. sambuccetti: ella le pidiÓ a su padre que la dejara y se fuera a descansar. horas mÁs tarde recibÍ una llamada. josÉ: como a las 11 de

maría: adiós, betza. ay, qué linda amistad. albertano: maría de todos los Ángeles. lanzan un pase. maría: sí. albertano: es que no comprendo tu "indifiriencia". gloria: albertano, qué bueno que te encuentro. te estaba buscando y quería ver si no-- si no quieres acompañar a un bizcocho. albertano: sí, claro, ¿por qué no? maría, ¿te puedo acompañar a tu casa? sí, pero más que nada porque el borde de ixtlahuaca está bien gacho. luego la gloria me falta el respeto. maría: no seas payaso, vámonos. albertano: ¿quieres un elote con chile? maría: no, ya me comí como cuatro. frosting: ¿no te apetece una copa de vino? jovita: sería un placer, frosting. ♪ fÉlix: domingo, 28 de noviembre y estas son las principales noticias. omicron la nueva variante del coronavirus ya estÁ en canadÁ y es muy posible que este circulando en estados unidos, advierten las autoridades de salud. en mÉxico, pese a que varios grupos se dispersaron en el camino una nueva caravana cerca de 2000 emigrantes sigue adelante tratando llega la frontera con estados unidos entretanto maÑana entran en vigor las

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maria tadeo joins us with an interview. maria: good morning, francine.joined by ellen macarthur , ceo of your foundation. you're are an open advocate for climate issues and the circular economy. you have been here for three days and you are more optimistic now than you were on sunday. why is that? ellen: i feel there is a very strong dialogue with business and policy now. cop has been about business and targets. to see business playing such a role and waiting for that level playing field and that understanding of where we are trying to get to, i feel that dialogue is absolutely key. maria: it's not just about the looks. it's nice to be green but you get the impression that there is real money on the sidelines that wants to be executed. ellen: the money is there. how do we get it to the places that it needs to go? there's been a huge conversation around the switch to renewables, which is vital to reach that 1.5 degrees target. 45% of the challenge is how we make and use things, including food, agriculture, mobility. it is the economy itself. if we can get