next week maria bartiromo will's guest, ralph schlosstein. that will do it for us on "wall street week." maria is back next week. happy 2018, everybody. i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe. at the end of the show,

now more of maria bartiromo's eye-opening interview with art dealer larry gagosian. ere your thoughts when you saw the da vinci go. >> i was sitting there. people were flabbergasted. it was a stunning price, unprecedented. maria: i have friend in the market i had dinner with the night before saying we don't trust that painting. we think it has been painted over. >> it has restoration. it didn't live in a museum its whole life. it had been passed through many hands. some collectors were put off by it, but it was a da vinci and there are only 16. this is arguably the last one that will come on the market unless one is discovered in the future. the brand da vinci is a pretty good brand. the price is flabbergasting. but if you look back at the way it happened, it's plausible. when you have something that rare, anything can happen. maria: who is a big buyer in terms of countries, is it chinese, saudi? >> the saudis are starting to get in the market. they have been collecting art seriously for the last 20 years. china is a huge market. i think it's a growing market. there a

i'm cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo.cember 27th your top stories, 8:00 a.m. eastern time, a bliefrn push to ring in new year president trump planning to kick up 2018, laying groundwork for infrastructure overhaul, a goal that both parties can hopefully get behind we are going to look at a chance of congress working together, come january. the investigation into the investigators why are a growing call for a second special counsel. in connection between robert mueller's team and hillary clinton. >> a prince and president sets down with former president obama for first interview since leaving office. >> why the dangers the inte internet have different remnants just cocooned. >> and obama warning about dangers of social media and more coming up. a journey from lax, to lax. -- live tweets 8-hour flight to nowhere details after unauthorized passenger rerouted her plane while on the way to tokyo. look at markets this morning, for wednesday, we were high earlier back dow 16 premarket nasdaq as well, in europe back open long hol

i maria bartiromo. we have a big program for you today and this weekend are interested observer editor jan grant is my special guest. later in the program, bitcoin billionaire investor will join the program to explain bitcoin to us in this incredible news. a look at the headlines from wall street to main street. house and senate republicans spending the early part of the week working out differences between the two bills before coming to an agreement on the final version this week. key aspect to tell you about. the corporate tax rate 21%. the president had been pushing for. the top individual rate will be lowered from 39.6 to 37% could eliminate a mound of state and local tax deductions are remaining. the alternative minimum to go with the corporations that remains for individuals at a much higher threshold. ovonic your individual mandate gets repealed. the bill set to be voted on early next week. some republicans trying to insert last-minute changes to win their vote could this be explained by doug jon

the senate over to my next friend, maria bartiromo. >> good morning to you. hi, everybody.uesday. i am maria bartiromo. tuesday, december 12. fixing on the east coast at decision day in alabama. polls open at 8:00 a.m. eastern as we decide between raymore and democrat doug jones in the highly contested special election for the state. >> we talk about draining the swamp. we're up to our neck in alligators, people that don't want change in washington d.c. they want to keep at the same, keep their power, to keep their prestige. we've got to change that. >> i think it's time we say no more to putting people down, did we say no more to treating people as second-class

>>> and later this hour, maria bartiromo goes one-on-one with the legend in technology, peter . maria: welcome back to "wall street week," i'm maria bartiromo. all this hour, we're bringing you the biggest highlights from the future investment initiative in riyadh, saudi arabia. a lot going on. saudi arabia is committing to the future and making a major infrastructure push while trying to stomp out terrorism. the country's public investment fund is contributing billions to the blackstone group in this effort on infrastructure. i spoke with blackstone ceo steve schwarzman about the fund and the need to improve infrastructure across the world. >> we've announced that we're planning on raising a $40 billion fund. we can't comment on fund-raising because the sec makes us unable to do that, but the purpose of the fund, of course, is to put most of this money in the united states, and there are different types of infrastructure that we could be facilitating and could be that the united states at some point will be making improvements, in terms of approvals, to do infrastructure project

that does it for us here on sunday morning futures i am trish regan in for maria bartiromo.y christmas everyone have a wonderful holiday i will see you at 2:00 p.m. on tuesday, on fox business, mediabuzz with howie kurtz is up next. nap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. .. howie: republicans pass tax reform. even as the pundits rip the bill, they admit it's a major victory. president trump: it's the largest tax cut in the history of our country. >> what president trump called a major christmas gift. >> when your family taxes go up because of this gail, you can take comfort knowing that's what you are paying for. >> 80% of americans will see tax cuts. the reason why this is polling so

sending it over to maria bartiromo. >> happy monday to you. thanks for joining us. i maria bartiromo. monday, december 4th. top stories on the east coast. largest deal of the year. required at any $69 billion deal. this is now confirmed, valued at $207 a share. game changer for the entire industry, one caught a natural evolution. the massive deal just adding the implications. wall street to capitol hill, lawmakers on both the house and the senate looking to come together today as the senate passed the bill early saturday morning. >> every segment of taxpayers, every category of taxpayers get significant believe. $200 a year, but the regulatory believe, the reasons the economy is beginning to pick up. i think this is going to get them going again. >> lawmakers make christmas push for the reform coming out this morning. rising threat launching joint air drills following yet another missile test for north korea late last week. one lawmaker is calling on the government to remove u.s. military families from the region. in practice this morning on fire expecting a pretty

to see you too. >> maria: come back soon that will do it for us on sunday morning futures i'm maria bartiromoi'll see you tomorrow morning bright and early 6:00 a.m. on the fox business network join us for mornings with maria 6:00- 9:00 a.m. but stay with fox news right now mediabuzz hi. i'm the one clocking in when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. i can even help with a silent night. does your bed do that? i don't actually talk but i can tell you how you slept. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. >> lou: good evening, everybody. breaking tonight. three more women came forward to accuse morning host and television icon matt lauer of sexual harassment just hours after the nbc news chairman fired him. the decision to fire matt lauer came after one day after a victim allege would sexual behavior on his part. nbc said it was not an isolated incident. and the national spotlight on

we now send it over to maria bartiromo. maria: hey there, ladies. thanks for joining us.tiromo. happy when they come in december 13:36 a.m. on the east coast. upset in alabama. doug jones beating republican way more in the state special senate election, marking the first democratic senate victory in alabama in a quarter century. >> i have always believed that the people of alabama have more in common than divide us. we have shown the country the way, that we can be unified. >> i want to thank you for coming tonight and realized when the vote is this close it is not over and they still got to go by the rules by this recount provision. maria: congratulating jon von twitter, the race is not over

to see you too. >> maria: come back soon that will do it for us on sunday morning futures i'm maria bartiromomorrow morning bright and early 6:00 a.m. on the fox business network join us for mornings with maria 6:00- 9:00 a.m. but stay with fox news right now mediabuzz with howie kurtz after this break. e e driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. and i don't share it with mom! right, mom? righttt. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. .. howie: saturation coverage as mike flynn pleads guilty to lying to the fbi. >> why has the white house told you so many lies about this story. >> are aren't that's more dots after michael flynn. the dots go to kushner then the president. >> hyperbolic response by the media. just jump straight to the gallows for trump. howie: abc suspends brian

attorney up next and follow me on twitter at maria bartiromo at sunday morning futures let us know what you'd like to hear. we got darrel issa on deck as well. we're looking ahead right now on sunday morning futures. maria: welcome back lawmakers on the house judiciary committee now planning to subpoena top fbi officials as they look into allegations of anti-trump bias at the fbi. bud cummins is a former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of arkansas and a partner at the political consulting firm avenue strategies good to see you sir thanks for joining us. >> good morning maria. maria: we can go through one piece of info after the next in the last several weeks that have been uncovered and it sure smell s like this is just a terrible situation going on at the fbi. if we cannot trust our fbi at our department of justice to just follow the truth then we have major problems on our hands for america. >> when you're in federal law enforcement you live on your credibility and when these revelations are made and frankly they're outrageous revelations, you lose that credibility and it's a p

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lauren: maria bartiromo, good morning. maria: thanks for joining me. i maria bartiromo.o 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. house republicans vote to move forward with negotiations. democrats are fighting back. nancy pelosi calling the tax legislation armageddon does at the opposition president trump expects the holiday surprise for taxpayers. >> we are now one huge step closer to delivering to the american people that historic tax relief as the giant present for

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dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo.ay december 19th, top stories at 6:30 a.m. eastern. the new north korea threat. the white house blaming the kim jong un for the wanna cry ransom ware attack. how the united states plans to counteract the hermit kingdom. he blamed predecessor in part for the issues facing america during his speech yesterday. >> they neglected a nuclear menace of north korea. made a disastrous bad deal with iran and allowed terrorists such as isis to gain control of vast parts of territory all across the middle east. dagen: we will brake down -- break down the new changes in policy in new strategy. airport operations slowly returning to normal after power outage. optimism over tax reform once again driving the markets to record highs. features are showing gains across the board. dow, s&p, and nasdaq, nasdaq 100. the nasdaq, try 7,000. that could be today. the president tweeting this, stocks and the economy have a listening way to go after tax bill is understood and appreciated in scope and size, immediat

i'm maria bartiromo, tuesday, december 12 top stories right now 8:00 a.m.voters decide between republican roy moore. >> the highly contested. >> when people say they don't vote for you that is a giveaway amazing at some point we got to stop looking like idiots to the nation. >> politics permanent destruction tried to destroy donald trump tried to destroy roy moore you saw how they did this nothing too low for these people to do they don't know about them right. >> when we go high they only don't go low there is no bottom down low they will go. >> each makes a last different effort to drum up support bangladeshi man suspected of a detonating a pipe bomb near new york city bus terminal entered on chain migration. we've got very latest from the scene, markets this morning, are higher expecting a higher opening for broader averages this is the high of the morning right here dow industrials up 51 points quarter of a percent higher s&p 500 up a fraction nasdaq down a fraction, in you were i wouldn't, this morning markets like this, again higher across the board,

maria bartiromo now. maria: good morning, everybody. i am maria bartiromo., december 6th at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. an historic move. president trump sending shockwaves throughout the middle east has a place to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. he's expected to do that later today. commander-in-chief of order and the seamen from tel aviv, something he commanded to do well on the campaign trail. >> we will move the american embassy to the eternal capital of the jewish people of jerusalem. [cheers and applause] maria: while the decision is being met with sharp criticism, hamas is promising a day of rage in response. fox business network bring you live coverage on the embassy move beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern. stay with us as we take the president's speech live. tax reform battle at home, republicans pushing forward to get a deal done. new polls show the majority of americans do not support their plans. one group i have the d.c.

cheryl: thank you for joining us on fbn:am, let's send it over the maria bartiromo, mornings with maria starts right now. maria: happy friday, good morning to you, i'm maria bartiromo, it is friday december 1st, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. tax reform hitting a snag, now delaying, the senate fail to go get a vote late last night. republicans are trying to pass largest overhaul in nation's history. one of the key snags the bill's impact on federal deficit. prior to delay, the white house expressed the need for a deal to get done. >> what i can tell you is what i have said every single day that we have been part of this process, the president layed out his priorities, we feel like the plan as of right now from the house and senate meet those priorities of cutting taxes for the middle class, simplifying the tax code, bringing business back home,

i'm cheryl casone and for maria bartiromo today. there is, december 28. blame the building blocks for 2018. president trump is geared up for an infrastructure push after touting the new tax plan yesterday. [inaudible] at&t, comcast, wells fargo [inaudible] cheryl: what is back in the new year. no waiting until the last minute this year. homeowners in high tax states are rushing to pay their property taxes before the new federal law goes into place january 1st. by the effort still may not pay off for them. overnight developments we are going to talk about. broader markets right now futures pointing to a higher open in the second to last eight trading for the u.s. dow up by 37 in the free market. in europe after long holiday market from the european markets onto the downside slightly. in asia overnight by markets closed mostly higher. the kospi up over 1%. denis katie on the market in the red. roy is more filing a lawsuit, challenging the alabama senate election. his new claim of voter fraud that had. x marks the spot for tim cook this year. the apple cto w

i am dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo.ecember december 21st that 5:00 eastern. four people injured after an suv slams into a group of people in melbourne, australia. the driver and another man had been arrested. tags have been 5:00 p.m. local time near the city's main train station. bringing you the latest from mussina had. making history in the united states good republican lawmakers delivering a big old christmas gift to america. approving a $155 trillion tax cut for corporations and individuals. president trump celebrating the victory with lawmakers at the white house. the move trickling down to the american worker. at&t among the big major corporations sayin

i am maria bartiromo. your top stories right now. 6:30 a.m. on the east coast.hat more than half of americans disapprove of the tax cuts. they promised it will put more money. we have companies moving back into our country. it's 81 times since the election.ç as the tactics talk continues. the s&p 500. it's pointed to a decline and the opening of training. take a look at european markets right now. down one half of 1%. in asia overnight declines across the board as you see here. down roughly 2%. between google and amazon. i warning going unheard. about harvey weinstein's treatment of women. celebrating resists miss. there are now a christmas tree toppers of hillary clinton as an angel. while president trump is one of the mostç prolific. tax reform to two new polls out this morning. they show dismal reviews of the tax plan. gallup is done. 29% approve. similar results showing that 53 percent of americans disapprove of the spell 29% approve. i don't know how anybody can approve or disapprove of it. and on the kick in and get everything that you want. it hypotheti

i am maria bartiromo. monday, december 11th. top stories right now, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast.ices surge better than 5% on the first day with the website reporting outages due to high demand as you just heard. on the very latest milestone coming up this morning. markets the site features indicate another rally at the start of trading. dow industrial safety points. nasdaq s&p 500 also in the

sending it over to maria bartiromo. >> happy monday to you. thanks for joining us. bartiromo. monday, december 4th. top stories on the east coast. largest deal of the year. required at any $69 billion deal. this is now confirmed, valued at $207 a share. game changer for the entire industry, one caught a natural evolution. the massive deal just adding the implications. wall street to capitol hill, lawmakers on both the house and the senate looking to come together today as the senate passed the bill early saturday

maria bartiromo, she wrote an op-ed in the wall street journal, she looked at the numbers and she said final year to have obama administration, the new rules, they were 96,000 pages long. that was a record and now we are seeing president trump cut back on those rules, regulations, the red tape, how are businesses and consumers are responding? >> i think they are responding quite positively, if you look at stock market this year, 19% return year to date for s&p 500. rolling back regulations in a smart way makes sense and you have seen the markets react. we had new department of labor regulatory rules around the fiduciary standard, those have been delayed till 2019. so overwhelmingly it's been a positive result but it's a balancing act. lauren: for businesses big and small? >> absolutely. it really is important specially for the smaller businesses. i mean, they are the life blood of the american economy, we have to make sure that we don't bog them down with the regulatory burdens. lauren: if we do get tax reform for christmas, do you see companies investing more? >> absolutely. it's some

i had maria bartiromo. thursday, december 7th at top stories right now at 6:00 a.m. coast. president trampled that what chuck schumer and house minority leader nancy pelosi at the white house added the white house that of the shutdown deadline. the president warning to shut down could still happen. the main sticking point showdown over immigration. >> democrats may be what to shut down because they want people flowing into our country and i want people to set those people and they want to read them carefully because we don't want to have radical islamic terrorism in this country and we don't want to have crime in this country. maria: plus, leaders linking the debt ceiling increase to the spending bill. a race against time

i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. tax reform moving one step closer to the president's desk. the house is now set for a final vote this morning. they are insisting that taxpayers alike will see the benefits. we expect that it likely well on the personal side could cost the president a lot of money. his focus is not necessarily been on himself priority number one being that it helps the american middle class. that is one of the biggest reasons that the president has supported it president trump tweeting overnight that he will hope --dash my cold a news conference. after all of the tax action. the showing gains across the board. headed to another all-time high potentially. if they can hang onto those gains. moving into the trading day. we have some losses in france in germany to show you. down about one fifth of a%. in asia overnight only one market is heading higher. deputy fbi director indra mccabe facing off with house intel committee members as his agency continues to face indices of bias. the deadly thomas fire now

maria bartiromo. there you go. dow 24,000. maria: i was so honored to be op-ed. >> first of many, maria bartiromo. maria: thank you so much. you guys heard my rant over and over again that's in the op-ed, that's the regulatory environment is so important in terms of rolling back the regulations in terms of moving the need until economic growth. so it's really how we got to dow 24,000. >> now we need tax reform to move it higher. hoping we are going to get that before christmas. maria: we talk about marco rubio this morning. dagen: i'm going to -- >> little marco. dagen: i'm not going call the man names but i'm appalled by the maneuver. i'm appalled and we can get into it in the next segment. maria: $650 billion is already being spent on the family tax credit, he wants more on the family credit and we are going to talk about that this morning. we have a lot, former microsoft ceo usa fax founder, philadelphia federal reserve charles is here, ceo of overstock.com patrick, plus dr. mike and house ways means committee member south d

here's what he told maria bartiromo on fox business network.ch. >> the new fox will have fox news, fox business, fox broadcasting, fox sports. the pride is, it will have a cash flow at least of $2 billion a year after everything. so we can see expanding this in different opportunities and forming another great company there. >> trace: the white house president trump called rupert murdock to congratulate him on the deal. gerri willis, what does this mean? >> this deal has big implications for hollywood and silicon valley. let's take a look at what disney is getting from 21st century fox. take a look at these logos. fox tv and film studios and including rights to avatar, x men, the fantastic four. networks like "national geographic," the fox regional sports channels and hulu, which is a platform. they own 30% already. they combine that with 21st century fox. they're a majority owner. star india. not talked about a lot. a distribution platform in asia. they need that exposure. let's look at the opposite side. what is the new fox? what is it keepin

i'm maria bartiromo. usually we are the program that analyzes the week that was. today, we are analyzing the year that was by looking back at our biggest news-making interviews, most memorable moments of 2017, including this moment of myself with president trump. >> this weekend is the 31st anniversary of when president reagan last instituted tax reform. >> right. on sunday. maria: that's a big deal. on sunday. exactly. do you think we have the votes? >> i think we have the votes. i think that rand paul actually is going to vote for the tax cuts. i think that other people -- you know, we had tremendous enthusiasm this time. health care. i want to get it by the end of the year, but i would be very disappointed if it took that long. maria: we will also hear from steve ballmer, martha stuart, and leon. first of all, 2017 was easily defined by washington, d.c. and year one for new president. president trump pushed unsuccessfully on repealing and replacing obamacare right out of the gate. he had better results with tax cuts. back in june, i asked home depot's billionai

i am cheryl casone a thing for maria bartiromo. tuesday, december 26. top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. making good on a promise. only $300 million from the united nations budget condemning president trump's plan to move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem. the president to reevaluate spending back in september. >> the united nations for a regular budget has increased by 140% and has more than doubled since 2000. we are not seeing the result is mind with this investment. >> we have an obligation to demand more for less than tennessee investment fails, we have an obligation to spend our resources and more ways. dream to what the decision to defend the u.n. will be for international relations. but cannot markets after the holiday weekend, feature showing it lower to flat opening for the market. premarket s&p flood down more than eight. european markets remain closer to asia overnight. gains in the shanghai, the hang seng was closed. but then again, the crib to a currency bounces back whether it can retain its shine. we'll talk about it. controversy over it congresswoman

for maria bartiromo. it is friday, december 22 top stories 8:30 a.m. eastern.rida, for christmas. after the vote to aveterrteran government shutdown. >> are there senators not chamber wishing to vote or to change their vote in not yeas 66 nays 32, the motion to condition occ. >> concur agreed to -- >> checking marking into the weekend, markets closed on monday for christmas, gains to report two point gain on dow futures industrials blue chips up 55 points yesterday, in europe, we have losses to tell you about in england france, germany in asia overnight opposite most higher there shanghai composite being only loser. apple hit with a class action lawsuit over its phone slowdown, the fallout ahead. getting into the music business of social media giant finding a linesing deal allowing users to upload music to posts top story this half hour president trump may sign, the sweeping tax overhaul bill into law later today, it marks a major legislative victory for the trump administration in time for christmas. joining is this morning, south carolina congressman mark san

we now send it over to maria bartiromo. maria: hey there, ladies. thanks for joining us. i had maria bartiromo. happy when they come in december 13:36 a.m. on the east coast. upset in alabama. doug jones beating republican way more in the state special senate election, marking the first democratic senate victory in alabama in a quarter century. >> i have always believed that the people of alabama have more in common than divide us. we have shown the country the way, that we can be unified. >> i want to thank you for coming tonight and realized when the vote is this close it is not over and they still got to go by the rules by this recount provision. maria: congratulating jon von twitter, the race is not over for weimar. refusing to concede this morning saying the recount may be in order. jones' victory come in as republicans make a final push for tax reform. president trump set to deliver a major push on capitol hill urging lawmakers to get the deal done as the house and senate moved closer to a compromise lining up for a possible vote next week. the quest for tax reform