maria: despite this administration. >> i know. maria: he despite.n, how close do you think we are in terms of getting back into this iranian deal, at the same time the iranians are actually calling for the death of your former boss, secretary of state mike pompeo, calling for the death of john bolton. they've got these fatwas on their back. wouldn't that be enough to say to the administration, we're not going to discuss this, talk to you indirectly or not unless you stop encouraging whoever to kill mike pompeo. >> look, it's a crusade for the administration. i think they see it as a way to just push this issue off and not deal with it. i mean, that's how i understand what they do, right. they just don't want to be involved. let's just get out of afghanistan, let's just go back to the negotiating table. on iran, senator cruz put out a statement yesterday about the deal. there is bipartisan opposition to doing any kind of agreement for iran, for just the reasons that you mentioned. so they certainly are going to experience a lot of trouble on capitol

maria: yeah.ard christopher olivarez. they never dealt with fentanyl before the last year and-a-half. it wasn't an issue. of course, they were dealing and seeing drugs coming in, marijuana, cocaine and other things but in the last year and-a-half, a whole new phenomenon happened and that is fentanyl and joe biden has still not brought this up to xi jinping. he has spoken with him now at least five times. we have no evidence that he's brought up fentanyl. why are they producing this and making these underlying chemicals for fentanyl in china and distributing them through mexico into america and no comments from the commander in chief. >> you showed that footage. i don't know if the coloring is intended to make it look like candy but i think the -- maria: yeah, it is. >> the terrifying thing for parents is as you mentioned this is kind of a new play, border agents hadn't seen it until recently, law enforcement hadn't seen it until recently but this increasingly -- these increasingly common reports w

maria: yeah.oking at biden's china policy as we know it, and they've accepted $31 million in deals and money from china, 10% for the big guy we have in black and white on an e-mail, fails to demand any investigation into the covid origin, you know? xi jinping said, no, and joe biden said, okay. fails to confront him on the fentanyl. we've got 100,000 americans -- >> poison, right. maria: -- dead, and the china initiative is gone. he's considering lifting tariffs on imports. he even sold oil from america's strategic reserve to china, and he's pushing these electric vehicles and solar panels, batteries all made in china. >> slave labor. with slave labor, maria. that's all made with slave labo, of course. the largest terrorist sate on the planet who is responsible for the untimely and just horrific deaths of thousands of service members in iraq and abroad, countenancing a deal that would make the greatest terrorist state on the planet a nuclear-armed, ballistic missile-capable, you know, having the d

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[maria speaking foreign language] eric: maria starts pouring out her anguish.shenko. alya valuyevich, who's 80, lives in a hamlet 200 kilometers from minsk. after 26 years of lukashenko's rule, the house still has no heating or running water. she has to chop wood and fetch water from a well, but she feels blessed. when the wind doesn't blow the antenna down, she can watch state tv. eric: having lived most of her life in soviet times, she sees lukashenko as a guarantor of stability. her monthly pension of 520 rubles, about $260 australian, covers her basic needs. [tv playing in foreign language] ♪♪♪ eric: it's an hour before dawn, and maria is getting ready for court, deciding what to pack and what to wear. maria: i'm packing my socks just in case they will decide to give me arrest instead of fine, so i think it's better to be prepared than not to be. i didn't really want to read shakespeare in prison, but okay. i don't want to get sick, but-- eric: her main worry is no jail itself but covid. maria: you never know. plus, it's prison. you cannot be safe enough. ♪

maria: wow.ow aggressive. they also raided the home of the head of project veritas because project veritas had their hands on the diary of joe biden's daughter? i mean, what is going on at the fbi? >> you know, that certainly is another curious one, because that certainly doesn't rise to the level of any national security threat. this is, you know, a diary which, of course, certainly would be embarrassing to president biden, embarrassing to his daughter. certainly, now we're learning hat allegations that the diary itself had been stolen, but to go all the way to the level of not just subpoenaing the documents, but to raid a media outlet over this, again, it ises very, you know, unprecedented, and it's a line that we've just not seen crossed before. maria: meanwhile, when you take a look at what the fbi said about the capture of zawahiri, let's talk about that nor a moment because we -- for a moment because we saw that they went out on tv and said that they were tracking the family. they declassif

maria: happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. growing outrage this weekend over joe biden's student loan ballout. republicans calling it a political stunt to buy votes ahead of the midterm elections. and even democrats speaking out against the handout that could cost up to $600 billion. senate finance committee member bill cassidy tried to stop administration from going through with it. he will be here coming up. fed chair jay powell says the central bank is committed to fighting inflation. i'll be asking investment strike that investmentstrategist what o do no. and bomb shell claims at twitter. experts will tell us how vulnerable we are to foreign hackers and what it could mean for investors. first, massive pushback against biden's student loan bailout. independent analysts say that the plan could cost between $400 and $600 billion over the next ten years and will shift the burden onto str

maria: good morning, i'm maria bartiromo. it's tuesday, august 23rd. today, markets focused on the federal reserve. futures are trading up after a selloff yesterday and renewed worries over what comes out of this week's jackson hole economic symposium. federal reserve chair jay powell expected to speak on friday on inflation and the possibility he'll reiterate an adress i've plan to -- an aggressive plan to continue raising interest rates. dow industrials up 85, s&p 500 up 11, nasdaq higher by 39 right now. yields, the 10 year topping 3%, take a look at interest rates this morning, down 1 basis point at a level of 3.017% on the 10 year. we are also watching another week of he retail earnings and a look at the strength of the consumer. macy's and dick's sporting goods out this morning before the opening bell. nordstrom out after the he's closing bell tonight. housing data being watched, hitting the tape today, new home sales at 10:00 a.m. eastern, expected to decline 2.5%. it would be the lowest since december 2018. this after stocks sold off yesterday

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i'm maria bartiromo., the fbi under fire and questioned over its motives as the director of national intelligence gets set to brief lawmakers on why the fbi raided the home of former president donald trump. coming up, house intelligence committee ranking member and ohio congressman mike turner on what to expect as we analyze the heavily-redacted affidavit behind that raid. then, fbi works overtime to elect joe biden right before the 2020 election. >> the fbi basically came to us, some focus on our team, and was like, hey, just so you know, like, you should be on high alert. there's -- we thought there was a lot of russian propaganda in the 2016 election, we have been on notice that, basically, there's about to be some kind of dump of similar to that, so just be vigilant. and it turned out after the fact when the fact checkers looked into it, no one was able to say it was palls. maria: facebook founder marker berg admitting the censorship directive came from the fbi as whistleblowers tell senator ron johns

maria, back to you. maria: we'll be watching.nce they misled us for four years about russia collusion. i think i'll wait on the washington post's story of nuclear weapons. thank you, ashley webster in florida this morning. joining me right nows is south carolina congressman, ralph norman. he is a member of the oversight and financial services committees. congressman, good to see you. your reaction to what we're hearing this morning. >> it doesn't surprise me. gestapo tactics to raid the former president's home, to i guess be reticent to let his attorneys see what was -- what they took out, donald trump's exactly right. he's the most mistreated president in the history. what about planting evidence? what about how do they zero down on that? and this nuclear information is a total hoax. like everything else has been against this president. maria: it's unbelievable. and they just won't stop. i mean, if donald trump was questioning whether or not he should run for president in 2024, i think he got his answer. just the other of night

maria: yeah.e by doing that. jessica, it's great to get your take on all of this. thanks very much. >> thank you. maria: all right. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ maria: and good friday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, august 26th. your top stories right now, 7:0e east coast. today, jay powell explains, the federal reserve chairman in a widely expected talk this morning on inflation, recession, and the impact of an aggressive rate hike cycle this morning happening at 10:00 a.m. eastern from the fed's jackson hole retreat. we are watching it. it's after hundreds of billions of dollars in additional stimulus was announced in biden's student loan bailout. even though the trillions of dollars of democrat spending sent inflation to 40 year highs, the president is bragging about the latest student loan handout claiming it's fair for all a taxpayers to be on the hook for some people's student loans. >> thanks

maria: yeah.he places people have looked are their streaming services. maybe you don't need five or six. maybe you just need one or two or three. hulu and fox nation and maybe disney plus. but all of them is a lot so we'll see if that's where people cut back. how do you see all this, the macro story and how are you investing right now? >> well, right now two negative gdp quarters in a row oftentimes investors can think of that as being a recession. i wouldn't argue we're in one right now. simply put jobs are too tight and moneys is too loose. even if the fed raises the rate, that's still negative. borrowers are being paid to borrow. so we do think that we're not in a recession today but we are definitely in a slowdown and in such a slowdown the way we feel the best place to put funds is rebalance long-term allocation targets and focus on companies that have stable and predictable earnings, companies with clean balance sheets, they don't need a bank to survive and one of the best places to focus in

thanks very much. >> thanks, maria. maria: bill cassidy in louisiana. quick break and federal reserve officials meeting in jackson hole, wyoming, this weekend to grapple with sky-high inflation, slow growth and recession. what can they expect from the fed's at next month's meeting. all eyes on september 21st meeting and i'll ask investment strategist when he's telling clients to do now.rst ♪ maria: welcome back. take a look at where markets ended the week on wall street as there was some certainly shopping for bargains on wall street with a initial contraction of nine tenths of a percent and core pce report out friday and feds preferred measure of inflation and cooled in july and up one tenth of a percent on a monthly basis and up 4 4.6% from a year earlier. federal reserve chairman jay powell speaking on friday morning at jackson hole about the outlook for the u.s. economy. >> there will very likely be some softening of labor market conditions while higher interest rates, slower growth, and softer labor market conditions will bring down inflation, they

maria: yeah.hey're frustrated was they think that the bad guys are getting away with it. we all know what happened with the russia collusion lie, and yet there has been very little accountable. so i ask you again, can you do anything about this? >> after november we are hopeful that we're going to be able to be more aggressive. but we have to remember that the senate and the judiciary cannot, committee cannot indict anybody. we can do oversight, we can do investigations, we can turn things over to a doj, but you need a nonpolitical leadership at the doj in order to be able to do that. we're going to continue to do our due dill the generals to bring -- diligence to bring things to light and, maria are, that is the job we have in front of us right now, is holding these individuals accountable, asking christopher wray hard questions that he continues to try to refuse to ask. if. maria: yeah. well, look, you can understand the frustration because with it seems like the democrats -- >> absolutely. ing.

maria: yeah. >> that's how you do it, maria. that's not happening because you've got giveaways to certain senators and lawmakers that are getting things for their states. why did joe manchin sign on to this? why did so many republicans vote for the chips act? there were a number of republicans -- marsha blackburn said this is a total corporate with fare giveaway, don't do it -- welfare, don't do it, and yet they did it. republicans got something for their states. >> that's what you're fighting against. what you're fighting against is prevailing leadership orthodoxy that says, look, we're in the minority, we can't do anything, just not rock the boat and wait until november. and that's the reason why this is a razor-thin election in the senate, and it doesn't have to be. rather than saying, for the love of god, this has to end. what's happening on our border, in our cities, in our communities, the drugs, the destruction of so many families at the hands of fentanyl has owning! so give us -- has to end. give us a spending bill until

maria: wow. >> but i would be surprised. maria: yeah.gislation congressman, really incredible. we will be watching, thanks very much warren davidson for joining us this morning and again they will have a vote tomorrow morning hoping for it noon on a saturday. quick break, joe biden administration, jonathan ward is here to discuss china and bad behavior. best tips to save on groceries, all the scoop for you when we come back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, now some of the other headlines that we are watching this morning. the biden administration declaring monkey pox a public health emergency. the u.s. now has the highest number of known cases in the world. more than 6600 confirmed or suspected cases of monkey pox, new york, california, illinois have declared their own state of emergencies around monkey pox, wnba star brittney griner sentence today 9 years in russian prison of being convict offed smuggling marijuana vape pen into the country. griner and her legal team have ten days to file an appeal. kremlin ready to discuss a p

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this is an interview with maria lilyanova and a russian woman. more recently , john mark dugan, a former us police officer who asked for political asylum in russia in 2016, took the ardent opponents of the special operation in ukraine. maria says that she had read so much about western sources that at the sight of the letter z she literally had nothing to breathe, we hear about the horrors of war , unmotivated russian aggression, that russia has gone crazy and how ukraine suffers, that there is no forgiveness for those who are russian european propaganda, the same one dragged on, but suddenly it turned out that all this hysteria and russophobia goes against the stories of real people. maria was convinced of this by herself translator and so she was asked to translate several interviews from mariupol maria says at first i thought that this was russian propaganda, then i realized before the video real people i quote it is obvious that they are not actors. this was a very serious contradiction in my head, but even this maria was not completely convi

maria: yes. yes. >> okay, there's a bunch of southern towns that make a living off of you coming through. they're called speed traps. 10% of the money going to the irs is for technology improvements, which they need. most of the money is on the enforcement side so the irs is going to be one giant speed trap for uber drivers, people working in a restaurant, average americans cause they're going to take this money, hire these agents, and they're going to go after everybody in america to suck you dry. maria: wow. all right. i want to move onto china because we've got new developments this weekend. china still fuming over nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan. now it is considering large scale military drills near taiwan this weekend. you sponsored a bill that would name taiwan a key ally. but the white house is trying to stop that bill and the u.s. delayed our scheduled missile tests. why is joe biden and the democrats rolling over for the ccp any time it wants. nancy pelosi did the right thing by going, do

i and maria but aroma. do democrats have the all? kirsten sinema suggesting she's on board with her party's massive spending and tax bill. with some new changes, democrats hoping to ram the bill through this weekend, senator lindsey graham is here with a response. big surprise in the number of jobs created in the month of july. what this means for the economy and what the federal reserve will do now. mountains of guns and drugs seized at the southern border in texas. my trip to the border this week as our broken border crisis continues but first changes made in the so-called inflation reduction act. key democrat senator kirsten sinema's vote this weekend, the interest taxes been replaced by a buyback tax which would cost americans $333 billion in new taxes. senator joe manchin says they should like this bill. joining us is lindsey graham. thanks for joining us. joe manchin said you should like this. do you? >> i hate it. i like joe manchin he stood up to the liberals on occasion but he is empowering the left. he is going to increase

maria: welcome back.look at where markets ended the week after we did get a new inflation numbers this week. a smaller than expected increase for consumer prices rising eight and half% in the month of july. also inflation also coming in below expectations with an increase of just 9.8% for the producer price index. but we are also hearing about a surge in layoffs as the economy slows down. joining me right now is sartori fund founder dan niles break talk with a macro story and investing in it. damn it's good to see this week and thank you for being here. >> my pleasure, maria. to start off a point on assessing where we are right n now. on the one hand we had this big rally in stocks beginning in the middle of june until now. we are still seeing the nasdaq up and double digits just in that month and a half. at the same time we've got two quarters of contraction. how do you assess where we are right now, dan? >> it's a great question, maria. it's easy to get caught up in the fact the market is rallying and h

maria: welcome back.r want to of illegal migrants, governor abbott sending them on buses to new york city and dc. the bus, the latest bus, i visited the border for 1/5 time for the deadly crisis happening there. >> the lethal poison through social media platforms. >> they use color to attract attention of young adults to a form of advertisement they use, don't know what you are ingesting to seize these drugs and what these drugs contain but even though we know the majority comes across to contain some type of fentanyl poisoning. >> seized by our personnel along the southern border because of operation lone star, seized 6000 weapons associated with connectivity state wide and weapons that are smuggled into mexico. what you see is different platforms of rifles and ak 47s and a tougher weapon being smuggled into mexico. >> 187, that is what they found. the regular facilities, governor abbott, you can see it is packed, two empty spaces. the first body that hasn't been stacked up is one of the bodies we recove

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oh maria, the local grocery store. she runs with a husband if a small business, but for the 300 villages, the lifeline itself, everything food to school with in in the an sd one it was that received kenai mills and then they bought that debbie. debbie thats the lucky up in one for us have yell marie and one is to farm pool collies and the cash club enabled them to open their course restore. lo my, let me get it. be live in a remote area where traditional ways of life have changed. little by their mans is an equal partnership. in bolivia, women really enjoy such equality. the quan is pleased to see his wife working some brochures understood for years to the m. the solar brazilians watchers thou hamstrung us. yes, but a yo, miss breski or the little that amused was up, i killed them in shipper. the libido gave common as to the trouble. is the real but another impossible in another. but as far as i lived for the girls for marie and one farming colker even higher, up in the andes was tough. so the appreciate their lives as

and even for the sake of the children, you are not ready to leave maria.en. you understand such a masculine position camila of course , if people are satisfied, then everything is fine, and there , too, it is kept silent. eastern russian wife and the fact that she does not throw herself on his neck. i can understand that because she behaves with dignity. but what if he was not married for love, and finally, he behaves nobly towards his parents, who become such a man who has three children in another family and give birth to two more children from him, that there is such a feeling passion and love no one is immune from this. he courted, insisted, called, at first i didn’t go out with my perseverance, that’s kind, sympathetic, and in everyday life kamil helps you with the changer’s daughter, for example, to wash the dishes on the floor. uh, wash the dust, wipe, vacuum, only we have him, when he needs to do everything and bathe the children about your life. let's see the mothers of many children in the morning. maria lykova begins after dark, the youngest dau

marÍa: vamos a tener mÁs de esta conversaciÓn y tambiÉn con otros vendedores de la misiÓn.nte de esta medida y ha dicho que una de las principales cuestiones de aplicar estos permisos y cobrar estos 450 $ es tratar de evitar que se vendan artÍculos robados en la calle de la misiÓn. para los vendedores de bajos recursos esta cantidad de 430 $ despuÉs de ser perdonada. esto es lo que tengo hasta ahora, a las 11:00 de la noche tengo mÁs detalles. ramÓn: gracias por tu reporte, estaremos pendientes. surge informaciÓn sobre un nuevo homicidio en el Área de la bahÍa. el pasado fin de semana en la madrugada fue asesinado un empleado en una tienda de la avenida hamilton. la vÍctima fue baleada y perdiÓ la vida dentro del establecimiento comercial. lo mÁs nuevo de este caso es que despuÉs de una investigaciÓn realizada por detectives de homicidios, la policÍa de san josÉ realizÓ el arresto de estos dos implicados, presuntamente vinculados con el homicidio. investigadores obtuvieron Órdenes de arresto por homicidio y conspiraciÓn ambos fueron remitido a la cÁrcel de el condado de san

we missed you a lot, maybe your friends or ternopil neighbors say maria why? it's for you, maria, you could leave ternopil for a foreign country, receive financial assistance in euros, live in a free apartment and watch from afar how ukraine defends itself, of course you could leave absolutely easily, you could simply not go to fight, stay at work in your position, your favorite job, which is very love i wasn't even then it's a war for the destruction of nations i'm great i understand it's not just a war for territory it's not just a war for economic interests it's a war for nations destroyed for the destruction of nations you before the beginning of the full-scale invasion, they managed a higher school of restaurant management in ternopil i know that you yourself are a great cook i really like to cook i really like to cook i get pleasure from it most of all i like baking i like to bake i like to bake cakes a pastry chef - this is mine there is one my favorite, which is called grillage do you like roses i love flowers very much and this is so little my pain an

it sounds like you're saying that was maria weston chapman. she was tremendous as a charismatic but she did a sort of behind the scenes. she wasn't a speaker and often are showed by her writing was extremely charismatic, like she was a very, very charismatic writer. and remember, print and letters really mattered in a time when there was no television stuff. so even though she wasn't charismatic speaker like frederick douglass was, she was charismatic. this pinch medium and. she was also extremely funny. she pointed, very, very limericks and stuff. so. but douglas was the speaker and he is known for his charismatic speaker's speeches and there's nobody like her there wasn't there haven't been anybody like him in the history of the america we talk full stop. it was the most important americans the 19th century. so but people don't know that winslow garrison was also a very charismatic writer. very charismatic writer. and he deployed the printing press to three letters and he was also a pretty charismatic speaker and he gathered people are talki

thanks for being here. >> my pleasure, maria. a start off point on assessing where we are right now. on the one hand, we had this big rally in stocks beginning in the middle of june until now. we are still seeing the nasdaq and double digits. at the same time, two quarters of contraction. how do you assess where we are right now, dan. >> that is a great question, maria. it is easy to get caught up. you have a lot of people calling if you step back from it all, there are several things that you know. usually people say it in a bullish manner. this time the feds still have a lot of work left to do where rates are two and a half percent and the summary of economic projections, they have said that will go to three and a quarter, 3.5% at the end of this year and 4% by the end of next year. you don't want to fight that. for the first time in two years, during this last earnings season, you had estimates for the s&p 500 actually go down. so, those are the two components that really make it difficult to believe that this is anything but

have to whom maria maria has a question for you the topic headdresses 200 or 1.000 attention to thes an allegory of the triumphant freedom what kind of headdress does she have on her staff? drop dead hat symbol of freedom of that time votes 600 you are the leader 2100 1900 timur 500 dmitry's bet. let's go. come on cats is due to the torpetum, the reflective layer behind the retina. her eyes glow in the dark plus. excellent. play so let's see who 's asking today. let's hello. my name is anastasia chernobrovina. i am an adviser to the president of the russian geographical society on information policy. we have a topic south america a question from the russian geographical society for 200. their names, according to linguists, are based on the language, the quechua word is either a that means copper, or anti. what does the east mean for us, these mountains are located in the west? andes andes absolutely right dmitry question from the russian geographical society for 6,00 soup of these predators is the pride of the swampy brazilian pantonal region and earlier eyes 400 avicenna considered