maria bartiromo: for sure.sident trump made it a priority to try to create peace among nations in the middle east. this is a priority that he has had a relationships and charm and constant negotiations to go to the middle east and talk with allies and to try to normalize relations of the fact that you are sing the united arab say they will normalize relations with israel and then now the latest in sudan. that's an incredible story for somewhere ever. such a thing decades. and i think this is something that gets underestimated because the media constantly talks about his personality. if were just a little about i don't love the tweeting more's personality is not my cup of tea. it might be okay but the media has gone to such extremes to really ignore any successes that this president has had in his focus on these pet peeves that they have about him in terms of his personality. you never hear any stories the media about middle eastern peace. you never hear the fact that income inequality actually began to narrow a

president, leslie was just on with maria bartiromo.e talked about joe biden coughing in a speech yesterday. a guy who just got out of the hospital for covid-19 but the white house says, when asked repeatedly by reporters, this is private medical information and of course the press is like, he is the president. we need to know how negative is he? how long did he have it? we're not getting that. >> you know i spoke to my husband who is physician about this and it is a fine line. doctor conley is not only a physician and he has to abide by hipaa, which is a, national privacy law for all patients which the president is as well, but he is also a member of the navy. the president is the commander-in-chief and he has to follow orders from the president in addition to being a physician. then again on the flipside of this we the american people have the right to know the health and well being of our leaders especially going into an election. here is the problem i have. in california if you were diagnosed, i think this is the way through most st

maria bartiromo, their high-profile business host floated it.attern as she pushes many other conspiracy theories that can only be described as propaganda. >> could get it done and i got it done. >> against you -- they were so against you. do you think the mueller report was the mueller investigation just a coverup for what they had done? >> do you believe russia and china were spying and knowing our secrets because of hillary's unsecured server? >> it is the -- >> people should go to jail. >> that so-called biggest political scandal they've seen evaporated into what it was all along. nothing. the justice department under bill barr, we note weathered criticism for acting more like the president's personal attorney than an independent law enforcement official reportedly found no wrongdoing in the obama administration unmasking drama. then there was this -- >> we now know from these documents that john ratcliffe unveiled it was hillary clinton's idea to tie you to russia in some way. >> no. no. director of national intelligence john ratcliffe who w

i'm maria bartiromo.ents, the man behind match.com, angie's home service and video to name a few, iac chairman barry diller, my special guest this weekend with thoughts on the state of economy, technology, the struggling travel industry and more. barry diller coming up. but first, let's take a look back at some to have week's big moments with the

the president called in to "sunday morning futures" with maria bartiromo.talked about a number of subjects, but he also talked about his health. >> i have to tell you, i feel fan tsa clue. i really tool good. and i even feel good that the word with immunity means something having, having really a protective glow. it means something. >> reporter: the president this morning, he held his first in-person event yesterday on the south lawn, hundreds of supporters showing up en masse to hear from the president. he spoke from the balcony, as you can see, the crowd further away on the lawn. but today even though the president says his health good, there are still questions. the white house has yet to say if the president has tested negative for covid. we did get an update from the president's physician last night, and the physician writes, quote: now from symptom onset, fever-free for well over 24 hours and all symptoms improved, the assortment of advanced diagnostic tests reveal there is no long i evidence of actively replicating virus. the president has a busy wee

i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, the man behind match.com, angie's home service and video to name a few, iac chairman barry diller, my special guest this weekend with thoughts on the state of economy, technology, the struggling travel industry and more. barry diller coming up. but first, let's take a look back at some to have week's big moments with the week's top news item makers on this week's edition of "the talkers." how do you feel about the issues that you are expecting tonight. >> listen, the reality is the president's been practicing every day for this. i mean, he's running the country. he's doing an amazing job of that. he's getting peace deals done in the middle east, pulling us out of endless wars or, combating coronavirus. maria: how come nancy pelosi won't allow democrats to be part of this task force? >> they don't want to focus on where the virus came from, that's china. we want things to be made in america. maria: ratcliffe outlines that hillary clinton approved a plan

transaction, i guarantee you, you'd be investigated because they would say well how on earth did maria bartiromo send $3.5 million of pizza to moscow that's what happens to every american except for joe biden. maria: i understand, i understand, congressman mccarthy final word from you what is this all going to mean for the election, do you think this is resonating on the american voter out there? i mean, you see somebody like a kim klasick in baltimore having been successful raising some $6 million she's out raising her component. does she have a shot? how do you feel about the upcoming race, congressman? >> well i feel good and it just shows that we're competitive no matter where the district. kim is a fabulous candidate. this is a very democratic district, but maria, you have to understand. we have twice as many women running as republican in this cycle than we did last year 95 in two years ago. you look at nicole molatokus in new york or stephanie bias in oklahoma city, nancy mason, charleston, south carolina, young him, michelle steele out in california. the real question all of the voters a

it popped up around 8:00 this morning before the president went live with maria bartiromo. can you hear me, miranda? while we get her reconnected i'm going to put up on the screen a quote from the biden campaign responding to the virtual debate announcement from the presidential debate commission saying they are all for it if that's what they want to do. biden wants to speak to the american people to building back better. so the biden camp has confirmed that they will move forward with a virtual debate that has been announced. it was president trump this morning in the interview said he won't waste his time with a virtual debate. trace, the reaction keeps pouring in this morning. here we thought we would be talking about the vice presidential debate last night all morning but now this change from the commission and both campaigns saying that they learned about it just about the same time we all did this morning. >> trace: i think john roberts made a good point saying the president said with maria bartiromo he learned about it when we learned about it. seconds after that the

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i'm maria bartiromo. october 9th. your top stories, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. we are 25 days away from the november election. president trump telling me yesterday he would not waste his time on a virtual debate and could be back in the in-person campaign trail as early as tomorrow. joe biden meanwhile gears up for an abc townhall on what would have been the second debate night. rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel is here next hour to talk all things 2020 and what to expect on the campaign trail. we're looking at markets this morning, futures closing out the week with a rally, take a look. we've got the dow industrials up 89 points this morning, nasdaq up 21 and s&p 500 up 10 of and three quarters. i should point out this is off of the best levels of the morning. yesterday, the momentum was strong, markets finished near session highs boosted by renewed talks between top lawmakers on a coronavirus aid package. the dow industrials were up 122 points, the nasdaq was up 56. >>56 s&phigher by 27. house speaker nan

thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, october 29th.ies, just before 7:00 am on the east coast. five days to go, we are previewing all you need to know before the big day, election day. we will take a look at the latest polls and campaign spending. more questions this morning for the biden family, the op-eds that claim joe biden owes america an explanation as that side largely stays silent over corrupt business claims and business dealings between hunter biden and foreign companies. former new york city mayor, rude chief of staff mark he meadows will give us their takes, coming up. markets this morning are higher, take a look at the rally underway. the dow futures are up 125 points, about half a percent. the nasdaq up 108, the s&p higher by 20 points, after yesterday stocks plummeted led by big tech, the dow industrials down 943 points at the close, the s&p lower by 120 of. a rise in the number of coronavirus cases spooked investors yesterday. all three major indices finished at session lows. this morning we're awaiting third quarter gd

thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, october 14th. 20 days to go, the november election less than three weeks you away and there is another debate on the table. president trump and joe biden headed into the final push of election season now, hitting the campaign trail in key battleground states. we are following it all morning. the origins of the russia probe, new developments show which news organizations the fbi relied honored to corroborate the phony steele dossier. they would leak stories to the news and then use that as evidence to get the warrant. texas senator ted cruz and fox news cribber john solomon are here, joining me in the you 8:0. earnings season rolling of on. big banks on deck this morning. all the numbers as soon as they hit the tape and impact on markets. broader markets pointing to a gain at the start of trading, dow industrials up 84, nasdaq up 28, the s&p 500 up 10 o 10 poin. yesterday stocks were sluggish over weak quarterly earnings and halted covid-19 vaccine trials. at the end o

i am maria bartiromo.opening bell we've got rally underway this morning markets right now, 8:29 a.m. on the east coast, higher in triple digits, dow industrials up 213 points at three-quarters of a percent nasdaq futures up 89 three-quarters of a percent s&p 500 three are quarters fives 20 points higher, president trump called for airline aid small business loans stimulus checks for americans as alternative to 2.2 trillion-dollar aid package the demanded by democrats european markets like this, really quiet session, mostly lower ft 100 down half a point, cac quarante down 16 dax lower by 64. in asia overnight more mixed story china is closed for a holiday, overnight, but hong kong did well, gain better than 1%, back at home a hurricane delta, barrelling toward mexico cheryl casone. cheryl: that is right category three storm is expected to make landfall near yucatÁn peninsula later today bringing life-threatening storm surges flooding hurricane-force winds thousands tourists evacuated from the resort area l

voting but republicans are narrowing the gap and i'm jackie and now back to our special hosted by maria bartiromo foxnews .com. ♪ maria: candidate donald trump promised to grow the economy by restoring jobs and opportunities for the average worker. on election night as traders began to grasp the possibility that the outsider from queens would become president stockmarkets started selling o off. one new york times columnist opined, if the question is when the markets will recover a first pass answer is never. turns out the world had underestimated the new president's economic policy. >> dow futures down 700 right now. >> one of the reasons markets worldwide initially responded negatively to news of trump's victory in 2016 is that hillary largely represented the status quo. she was saying that she supported the policies of president obama and she was arguing for taxes to rise somewhat and for obamacare to be expanded first and for government health programs to expand a bit but not a dramatic change in government. maria: in other words the country already understood what clinton's policies would mea

i am maria bartiromo. monday, october 26, your top stories 8:00 a.m.election day we are now in single digits, just 8 days away from the november vote. it is cup of time for both candidates as well president trump headed to three different stops in pennsylvania today, joe biden is capping off weekend with virtual event fights off questions, regarding his son hunter biden's laptop and his business deals across the world o former independent counsel ken starr here joining me live to discuss that. futures in the red this morning looking at -- sell-off start of trading dow futures down 280 nasdaq down 89, s&p lower by 38, 33 rather after three major indices posted losses last weekdays of wild swipes market volatility over stimulus, the possibility can have stimulus rise in covid case as well major indices down nasdaq worst down just over 1%, on the week, white house trade manufacturing policy director peter navarro to talk about aabout all things economy discussion over fracking live from duluth to talk rare minerals what they have to do with economic growt

i'm maria bartiromo.oments, the man behind match.com, angie's home service and video to name a few, iac chairman barry diller, my special guest this weekend with thoughts on the state of economy, technology, the struggling travel industry and more. barry diller coming up. but first, let's take a look back at some to have week's big moments with the

i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, october 28th. your top of stories underway, 6:00 a.m. we are seeing a 400 plus point decline, investors are rattled over a new wave of coronavirus cases which could spark more lockdowns, further hurt the rebounding economy, plus a lack of a stimulus deal also before the election. markets seeing red yesterday as well, an extension of what was a tough day at the office yesterday. dow industrials down 222 points at close, the s&p was down 10 of, the nasdaq was higher, up 72 points, bucking an otherwise weak trend. the dow and s&p 500 finishing near session lows yesterday. we are counting down to novembe. we are six days away from the big vote before americans he hed to the polls. president trump and joe biden in the final stretch of their respective campaigns this morning. the president is headed to arizona today. the bidens in the hot speat as a former business associate of hunter biden speaks out. hear from congressman guy reschenthaler this morning, tom fiten and ron

we'll see ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." eryone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. coming up, my wide-ranging and first on fox interview with president trump. we are going to talk with the president in his first interview since having recovered from the coronavirus. just three weeks until the election, the president will join us, coming up. where things stand on stimulus, the declassify caution of documents and a lot more. stay with us.

jon: you'll want to be sure to catch sunday morning futures with maria bartiromo tomorrow.peaks exclusively to maria on his plans to return to the campaign trail after he tested positive for coronavirus. that will be 10 a.m. eastern time right here on fox news channel. and monday begins the supreme court confirmation hearings for judge amy coney barrett. fox news sunday will have a special preview when senate judiciary committee members ben sasse and chris join the program that is tomorrow at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. and you know there is going to be a week of fireworks ahead in the united states senate. and that's how fox reports on this saturday october 10th of 2020. i'm jon scott thanks for joining us this evening. i'll see you again tomorrow for another "fox report." >> i'm not looking for headlines but honest interview to differentiate yourself from your opponent. anday

how in the world did maria bartiromo send -- maria: this as we learn as the new york post who broke thehell report is finding numerous instances where twitter employees and executives have a deep hatred for president trump. the new report finds twitter employees hoping the president is defeated by joe biden and one employment calling for the president to, quote, diet in a fire and just to note, the new york post account is still on lockdown, they would not release it until they delete the emails about joe biden. joining me right now federalist christopher bedford. christopher, this was quite extraordinary. i don't know if you've ever seen anything like this. we have actual evidence that hunter biden was carving in on father's position and then coming up with arrangements where he was getting tens of millions of dollars and twitter will not disseminate the story. your reaction? chris: i haven't been thinking of pizza this early morning since college at least. there's been a trail of evidence, there's been bank accounts, payments that have made no sense, he was vastly unqualified for and

i'm maria bartiromo. thursday, october 15, it is 8:30 a.m.way from the opening bell we are standing by for initial jobless claims the september report out momentarily futures selling off dow futures low of the morning down 320 points better than 1%, nasdaq down 170 s&p 500 weaker by 41 initial jobless claims out on your screen right to i cheryl we go. cheryl: all right, so actually seeing a little bit of a boost in initial jobless claims maria worse than expected number here for initially claims looking for estimate -- 58,000 we came in 889 8,000 claims for week ending october ten not great as far as continuing claims better there i can give you 10.7 million estimate this is week ending october 3, this came in 10.018 million a little bit better-than-expected since pandemic ending march looking at over -- about 64 million claims that have been filed since mid-march so hoping this would be better, than march as i send it back to you this is worse than last week's initial claims, data that we got into so dow down -- 334. back over to you. maria:

i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, october 13th. your top stories right now, it is 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. countdown to election day, voters officially head to the polls in three weeks to the day, 21 days to go to make that vote. a busy day on the campaign trail in key battleground states. president trump is headed to pennsylvania as joe biden rallies support in florida. kayleigh mcenany is here, joining me live in the 8:00 a.m. hour for the latest on 2020. earnings season is kicking off for the third quarter, johnson & johnson, jp morgan reporting this morning. next hour i'll speak to the ceo of johnson & johnson, on the company's earnings and news of the halt in vaccine trials after one participant became sick, helping to drag futures this morning. take a look at markets, the dow industrials are down 133 points, the nasdaq is holding onto gains, up 97 points right now fo.the s&p 500 is down 6 and a quarter points. yesterday, big technology led a big rally and at the close the dow was up 250 points, the nasdaq up 296, almost t

i'm maria bartiromo.ctober 2 on. it is jobs friday this morning. we have breaking news this morning, president trump and the first lady, first lady melania, have both tested positive for coronavirus. the president confirming this in an overnight tweet. the white house doctor says the first couple remain well, expecting president trump to continue carrying out his duties without disruption. we'll get medical analysis this morning, a look at what it means for the markets and the election with only 32 days to go before we vote. stimulus battle, the house passing the $2.2 trillion heroes act yesterday after high level talks ended without a bipartisan deal. peter navarro joins me next hour with more on jobs across the country. economists are expecting 850,000 jobs added to the economy in the month of september. they're expecting the unemployment rate to tick down to 8.2%. our special coverage on jobs begins at 8:00 a.m. eastern this morning. don't miss it as we identify where the jobs are this morning. markets

i'm maria bartiromo. is tuesday, october 20th.button on the east coast. we've got a rally underway, futures indicating a gain of about 200 points on the dow industrials, nasdaq up 79, s&p 500 higher by 25 after dow components travelers and procter & gamble reported better than expected third quarter earnings this morning, both stocks are trading up. we're standing by for lockheed martin numbers. they're on the screen, we have a beat on earnings. $6.25 a share versus an estimate of $6.09 a share on lockheed martin. we'll show you that stock coming up. revenue is also above expectations on the defense company. a departure this morning from what we saw yesterday on wall street. we had a rough start to the week as uncertainty over stimulus and big tech selloffs dragged down market averages. dow industrials were down 410, nasdaq was down 192, s&p was by 56. european markets are flat. the fq100 is up 12, the cac up 24, dax index lower by 45. in asia overnight, markets were mostly higher there. here too, fractional moves pretty much acro

will consider whether or not subpoena twitter ceo over the matter and senior republicans told maria bartiromo on "sunday morning features" more scrutiny is needed. >> just as china's trade influencer election we now find twitter and facebook are doing the exact same thing and they should be ashamed in the american public is outraged about the. >> president trump is outraged with twitter even as a frequent user himself, he blasted social media platforms during a campaign rally on saturday night. >> the big tech has become crazed, they won't let the fact that we caught him in a total corrupt deal, they won't let the news get out. >> a new report from a house judiciary subcommittee encourages the government to do more to reign in the power of the tech giants, the report says companies like apple and google have too much information and they write, to put it simply, temcompanies that were scrappy underdog startups to challenge the status quo have become the monopolies we saw in oil bearings and railroad tycoons. last week ahead of the federal communication suggested that he could clarify what leg

i'm maria bartiromo. i'it isfriday, october 30th.le digit loss at the start of trading this morning. we are well off of i the overnit lows when features were down better than 600 points. this morning we have a decline of 170 on the dow, 117 lower on the nasdaq, the s&p down 21. it's a reversal from yesterday where big tech i historic earnis and strong third quarter gdp helped drive markets higher. the nasdaq was up 180. the s&p was higher by 39. it's the final trading day of october. markets were mixed for the month. it was not a great month for the markets. the nasdaq was only up a fraction. the dow industrials down 4% for the month of october of. s&p down 1 and-a-half percent. european markets are mixed as national lockdowns in france begin today. germany is set to lock down on monday for a month. as you see, the cac is up 22. the others are fractionally lower. in asia overnight red across the board here as well. you do have weakness overnight in korea, the kospi index down 2 and-a-half percent. the hang seng in hong kong down almo

i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, october 22nd.a look at markets this morning, 6:32 a.m. on the east coast. we've got pressure underway, the dow industrials are down 50 of, nasdaq down 15, s&p lower by 5 and-a-half. the markets are off a of the lows of the morning after dow and at&t reported quarterly earnings earlier this morning. we're looking at once again the markets react to third quarter reports and most have been better than expected. yesterday we also had a choppy session, markets finished in the red, hinged on stimulus uncertainty. the dow industrials were down 97, nasdaq lower by 31 and s&p weaker by 7 and-a-half. european stock market this morning, lower, fractional moves. the fq100 is down 10, cac is down 4, dax lower by 24 as the final phase of britain's exit from the european union and those talks between the eu and u.k. resume today. in asia overnight, there too pressure on stocks, mostly lower. the imf is predicting asia's economy will shrink by 2.2%, lower than the june forecast which called for a contraction of 1.

here's what he said with maria bartiromo this morning. >> they did not even tell us about this, mariawe learned at the same way you learned it. they called up 2 minutes ago and it was announced, and they are trying to protect biden. >> republicans are harshly critical of what was a unilateral decision on the part of the commission on presidential debates to turn next thursday's debate into a virtual one. here's the rnc chair ronna mcdaniel on fox earlier today. >> now they are not following the science, they are saying we are going to go virtual, biden did not ask for that, the president did not ask for that. and i hope no future nominee of the party works with this commission. they are a total joke and hurting our democracy and impacting the selection. >> the president was set to be in miami next thursday, we don't know what his coronavirus data's actually is, but the president says that he is feeling great and thought that he could be back in playing shape before then. here's what else he said this morning. listen here. >> i think i am better, to a point where i would love to do a r

i am maria bartiromo. friday, october 16, we are at 8:29 a.m.away from the opening bell we are standing by, for breaking news, on retail sales, september retail sales expected to show a rise of 7/10 of a percent we are also expecting more commentary on where the buying has been, in the month of september markets moving up as we get this number about to hit tape 7/10 percent, cheryl casone right now with numbers. cheryl: we've got quite a number here, maria okay. so the estimate for month-over-month, was a gain .7 it came out 1.9 this is very strong number, i can tell you few reasons why let me give you that month-over-month if you strip out autos again strong back to school story estimate for half a percent jumper came in 1.5% very strong numbers couple of thing here, as cars, parts, sales a gain 3.6%, then if you look at gasoline sales also strong 1 1/2%, for that, building materials food services all again strong, gain 1.4%, you strip out just gasoline component still come in again 1.9% so couple things in september because school reopenings p

james freeman and our own maria bartiromo have a new book out. ina and american revival." james is the "wall street journal" assistant editorial page editor, fox news contributor. congrats to you and maria on the book, james. you and i talked about china a lot. how do you see it, how do you see the relationship essentially changing if president trump is either, is elected and not reelected? take both scenarios there and how the relationship between the two countries would change? >> i think whatever happens in this election trump has changed the relationship and we go into this in the book. i think he has been pretty successful whether other politicians will acknowledge it or not at basically destroying the consensus on china which is that our economic engagement with that government would have a liberating force and that they were reforming and over time becoming more democratic and embracing the rule of law. that really has been the justification for decade for our expanding engagement. and i think what he has done, while we can argue about tari

. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." ria: happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. thanks for being here. coming up in just a few moments, i'll be speaking with director larry kudlow on the heels of historic third quarter gdp growth, and lauter my interview with ice cube on his work with the trump administration and their plans to help more african-americans prosper. but first, let's take a look at some of the week's big moments in this week's talkers. watch. ♪ ♪ maria: the bottom line is there is an expectation that he will regulate the industry, even if you do have fracking, put new rules and regulations to cause some of these companies to go out of business. >> again, stone cold liar. we saw him say in the presidential debate i never -- i'm going to ban fracking, play the tape. and then you play the tape -- maria: are you expecting amy coney barrett to be confirmed before the election? >> we fully expect judge coney barrett will be confirmed

. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." o all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. thanks for being here. coming up in just a few moments, i'll be speaking with director larry kudlow on the heels of historic third quarter gdp growth, and lauter my interview with ice cube on his work with the trump administration and their plans to help more african-americans prosper. but first, let's take a look at some of the week's big

moments later president trump appeared on maria bartiromo's show, no, no, he will not be involved in that at all. the campaign clearly took the cue from the president they then put out a statement saying instead the president will hold a rally that evening. joe biden's campaign has just come out and said instead on that evening biden will speak and take questions from voters as the debate was supposed to be a town hall-style format. here were first reactions from president trump and joe biden this morning. watch. president trump: no, i don't want to do a virtual debate because a virtual debate is joke. there is no reason. i'm in great shape. unlike joe i don't have the luxury staying in a basement all day long. >> we don't know what the president will do. he changes his mind every second. for me to comment would be irresponsible. i will follow the commission's recommendations. if he goes off to have a rally, i will, i don't know what i'll do. reporter: also during his interview, also during his interview with maria the president seemed bullish on the prospects of stand alone bills du