i'm jackie deangeles, in for maria bartiromo today. it's wednesday, march 17th. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern time. the border crisis worsens illegal crossings near a two decadehigh. president trump warned the nation about president biden's policy in an interview last night with maria bartiromo. >> it's a crisis like we've rarely had. it's going to get much worse. it will destroy the country if they don't do something about it. >> p president biden sending a direct message to migrants telling them, quote, don't come. checking market action this morning, futures are little changed this morning, the dow is higher by 11, as investors are waiting on the federal reserve decision and a news conference from chair jay powell. this after the dow and s&p 5 a 500pulled back from record leves yesterday. european markets are mixed so far. take a look, you can see the ftse down 20, the cac down 7, the dax down 1 point. in asia overnight, stocks were mostly lower as well with the hang seng notching a slight gain there. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ >> good mo

i maria bartiromo. democrats have passed a massive stimulus plan chocked full of pork entitlements. but like chuck schumer set on friday, this is only the beginning. the radical left continue to take over america and it is well underway and coming in stages. first, it was the stimulus, the largest in u.s. history. up next, a plan for a gigantic for trillion dollar tax increase, which will undoubtedly pressure an economy that is just beginning to recover. drive businesses to sit on cash and pull back on spending and on

maria bartiromo spoke to jim jordan on his concerns.emocrat backed amnesty bills. you're not being heard? >> well, we call them out on the floor. we have a robust debate on the floor. the one amnesty bill is so bad it gives amnesty to 3 million illegallies, at the same time has taxpayer dollars used to help illegals apply through this grant program, apply for amnesty itself. such a deal for the taxpayer. jackie: this is coming after dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas will visit the southern border in texas today. joining me now former house speaker and fox news contributor newt gingrich. good morning, sir. great to see you as always. >> good morning. good to be with you. jackie: the sound bite from jim jordan there was perfect to set us up for our conversation here. these bills passed in the house but to call it bipartisan might be a little bit of a stretch. >> what you see right now is a machine that's at work. the democrats don't have to hold hearings. democratic members don't have to read the bills. they're told basically vote yes. and

. >> from the fox studios in new york city "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy weekend everyone welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead, i maria bartiromo, the state in real estate now one and five homeowners plans to sell their homes this year, i'll talk with the ceo of caldwell bagel coming up later on in the show. let's take a look back at the week's big moment on "mornings with maria" in this edition of the week stalkers. talkers. watch. >> north korea since president biden took office after kim jong-un sister threat the united states. >> north koreans pattern has a ways then we will take aggressive action to acknowledge us in the nuclear power. it's not unexpected, you will see more of it. maria: give us your assessment of where we are today with regard to the border surge of people. >> we are looking at an unprecedented crisis going on on the border, the numbers are surging, the number of folks in cbp custody around 10000. maria: any change in your thinking now that you've seen up close an

i'm maria bartiromo.he massive covid relief bill becoming law without any support from republicans. we'll get a reaction from house minority leader kevin mccarthy coming up. and later the chairman and ceo of ganko investments is here, where he's putting money during the recovery. but let's take a look back at some of the week's top newsmakers in this week's edition of "the talkers." watch. maria: you see what's going on in the biden administration, overturning the trump administration's success at the border. >> maria, this is a real crisis that's taking place on our southern border. it's a crisis of american sovereignty, making sure we know who's coming in and out of our country. maria: is this the the new normal, pass things without any republican support? >> on reconciliation that's possible, but if they don't do away with the 60-vote requirement, every other piece of legislation will have to be bipartisan. maria: ted cruz says that the stimulus bill rebate checks will also go to illegal immigrants. >>

. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city "maria bartiromo wall street". e welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead, i maria bartiromo, the state in real estate now one and five homeowners plans to sell their homes this year, i'll talk with the ceo of caldwell bagel coming up later on in the show. let's take a look back at the week's big moment on "mornings with maria" in this edition of the week stalkers.

i'm maria bartiromo.epublicans. we'll get a reaction from house minority leader kevin mccarthy coming up. and later the chairman and ceo of ganko investments is here, where he's putting money during the recovery. but let's take a look back at some of the week's top newsmakers in this week's edition of "the

i'm charles payne in for maria bartiromo.cing for the biggest tax hike in nearly 30 years coming up mike braun sounds off on the price we could have to pay for biden's tax agenda agenda but former president donald trump warns there's something else going on that's going to get in hitting your wallet harder than taxes. we will explain with one marie later on the show. this this week so's record highs for the dow jones industrial average buts big tech got clobbered as the treasury yields climbed to a 14 month high. so while period of wild swings but maybe the calm after the storm is here but investors know what they are doing without their. 40 years we are reminded yields can go higher and there will be surprises and tax policy. based on kenneth paul curry joins me now. i think investors can focus on fundamentals but you're not sure we are out of the woods yet. >> i don't think we are. i think this move from growth to value we will see that his yields continue to go higher. besides when it happened from 1.3 to 1.6 until the mar

i am jackie deangelis in for maria bartiromo.ation now saying tax increases on high earners will apply to families not just individuals what that means for you if it passes checking market action this morning take a look at the 10-year yield, now topping 1.7%, the o move weighing on futures, we are being looking at declines at open after yesterday's record run dow s&p 500 closing record territory following the federal reserve decision to keep interest rates low. the european markets meantime pointing up this morning, ftse lower there, but in asia overnight we did see green completely across the board. "mornings with maria" is live right now. jackie: let's get to top stories that we are watching this morning, house will vote on two immigration bills today as united states faces a surge of migrants at southern border, the bill creates a path to citizenship for farm workers younger immigrants living illegally in united states texas governor greg abbott demands state allowed to interview unaccompanied mierth children in federal facil

i'm charles payne in for maria bartiromo.the price we could have to pay for biden's tax agenda agenda but former president donald trump warns there's something else going on that's going to get in hitting your wallet harder than taxes. we will explain with one marie later on the show. this this week so's record highs for the

i'm maria bartiromo. tonight, the state fights back. governors and state a gs demanding answers. florida's ron desantis taking aim at critical race theories slow creep into our nation's schools. we will take that up later on with family roomer trump chief of staff mark medicine toes

i'm maria bartiromo.onight we are getting a closer look at biden's border crisis. >> i came down here because i heard of the crisis. it's more than a crisis. this is a human heart break. i know the president is going to travel this week. this is where he should bring air force one. this is where he should look the people in the eye. this is where he should talk to the border agents. and let them know that this is beyond a crisis. he can continue to deny it. but the only way to solve it is to first admit what he has done. >> maria: now, even though the biden administration will not admit that we have a migrant crisis on the southern border, they have to know it. they see the surging numbers of migrants, more than 100,000 last month alone. and quietly, they are scrambling to meet the moment. mobilizing fema to house and help process the exploding number of unaccompanied minors arriving at the border every day. that's right. fema, the agency we use to clean up after disasters like hurricanes and wildfires. b

i'm maria bartiromo.the border crisis exposed and now the biden administration is begging for help, asking for volunteers to work at the border as officials predict the number of unaccompanied children crossing could hit 26,000 a month by september. a closer look at the conditions this morning from my exclusive interview with senator ted cruz after he led a group of sense senators tothe rio grande vallee the crisis. breaking news at the suez canal, with the ship loosening affecting markets. we have the latest details on the ship being dislodged. crude oil is up about 50-cents a barrel, up almost 1% back above $61 a barrel. markets this morning are lower, take a look. investors are watching the fallout from the massive liquidation of a $30 billion hedge fund on friday, credit suisse and nomura are warning of major losses tied to the share sales from the hedge fund. goldman sachs weighing on the dow over concerns with its exposure. banks are under pressure. dow industrials down 139, nasdaq down 17, s&p 500

i'm maria bartiromo. it its thursday, march 2nd.harge of the border crisis as he still blames the trump administration for the surge in illegal immigration. this ahead of the president's first official news conference later today. more than two months after taking office. the longest any president has waited before doing so. we are following this all morning long this morning. coming up, hear from florida congressman michael waltz, utah congressman burgess owens and newt gingrich this morning. markets are on the upswing after a down day yesterday. take a look at where we stand, dow up 75, nasdaq up 50, s&p 500 higher by 10 and three quarters right now. yesterday there was a tech selloff that took the averages lower, the nasdaq yesterday down 265 at 4:00 on wall street. the dow and s&p down a fraction. we are waiting on economic day the take, we're standing by for initial jobless claims and the final read of the fourth quarter gdp, both reports out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. we'll tell you if that moves markets. european markets this morn

i'm maria bartiromo.ories right now, 7:0. there is a stimulus showdown underway, the senate approving the biden administration's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package in a late night session saturday night. it now heads back to the house as investors watch for effects on the bond market and the risk of inflation. this could be the most expensive bill ever. senators marsha blackburn and chuck grassley are here this morning to get into it. markets acting this morning mixed. take a look at futures indicating a fractional move for the dow industrials, but the nasdaq is selling off and selling off hard. it is down another 183 points right now, one and-a-half percent, as the rollover of big tech continues. the s&p 500 down 20 points as interest rates move higher once again. markets were mixed last week, similar story. we had a strong jobs report, that kept the dow industrials in positive territory. it was the nasdaq that was down once again last week, the third down week in a row with a decline last week on

i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, march 12th.elloff in the nasdaq, futures pulling back this morning, declines across the board. look at the nasdaq, down almost 2% this morning ahead of the opening, down 224 points as we continue to see rates move higher and tech stocks move lower. yesterday's record performance was strong, the dow and s&p 500 closed at all-time highs yesterday with the dow industrials up 188, the nasdaq up 329 and s&p 500 higher by 40 points. we begin today's trading session in unchartered territory. the european markets are under some selling pressure here, take a look. the ft 100 in london is down 21, cac in paris is down 9 and dax index in germany lower by 117. in asia, more of a mixed story. the best performer overnight was japan, with the nikkei average up 1 and three quarters percent, hong kong took a hit, down 2 and a quarter percent on the hang seng. a judge reinstating the third degree murder charge against the former minneapolis police officer accused of killing george floyd. cheryl casone with more on

i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, march 9th. your top stories right now, 6:0. it is being called the most progressive bill on record, the house set to pass president biden's $1.9 trillion relief package as soon as today. treasury secretary janet yellen dismissing fears that the stimulus will lead to inflation issues. markets this morning are higher, pretty good bounceback happening with technology rebounding. futures indicating a gain of 150 points out of the gate this morning, about one half of 1% higher on the dow. the nasdaq bouncing strongly, up better than 2%. 262 points higher with the s&p 500 higher by 37. the move coming after a mixed session yesterday, the nasdaq falling into correction territory, down better than 10% from its recent high last month with the decline yesterday of 311 points on the nasdaq, the dow jumping 1% as cyclical stocks rally on the stimulus plan. the dow up 300, nasdaq down 300. european markets are positive. take a look at the euro session where the ft 100 is up 35, cac

i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, march 23rd. your top stories right now.order crisis is engulfing the entire biden agenda now, new images from inside border holding facilities show cramped and uncomfortable conditions for migrants as the white house keeps up with the unofficial gag order on the press and is rushing to build more centers in california to house migrant children, this as law enforcement says drug cartels are using families as a front to bring in their members into the united states. vice president kamala harris is laughing as she's asked about a border visit of her own. we'll follow this all morning long this morning. hear from tennessee congressman tom green and north dakota senator rob rough earth kramer while lee zeldin and rick scott will join me in the next hour. another massive spending package is on the table, it's aimed at infrastructure, it's talked about to be to the tune of $3 trillion many it will be paid for with higher taxes. what you need to he know, coming up. markets this morning are pulling back, take a look at futures indic

i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, march 10th. the border crisis is deepening, but the biden administration is in denial, refusing to call it a crisis, tom homan is here, chad wolf and mike pompeo, all weighing in this morning. futures indicate another gain at the start of trading, the dow industrials, we are looking at technology roll over. the nasdaq is negative by 39. we're say waiting for the latest reading on inflation, the nasdaq led the gains on wall street yesterday, posting the biggest day since november with a big rebound for technology, climbing out of correction territory on the nasdaq with a gain yesterday of 464 points, the dow industrials were up 30, the s&p higher by 54. tesla one stock that helped boost the nasdaq jumping 20%, the largest gain in a year yesterday alone. european markets, we're looking at a mixed story in europe, the ft 100 is lower by 12, the cac is up 24 and dax index is higher by 39. a mixed story as well overnight in asia, take a look. in china, the producer price index is out. it was up 1.7% i

i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it is monday, march 15th.wealth tax on the table after defending the $1.9 trillion relief package and downplaying the inflation threat. taking a look at markets on your monday, we do have some green arrows to show you, luckily. the dow is up i 116, nasdaq up 30 and a quarter. last week the dow, s&p 500 finishing with a boom in the record territory. boosted by reopening optimism. the nasdaq finishing up for the weekending a three week streak of losses. nice to see green arrows for the nasdaq last week. european markets also in the green on your monday morning, taking a look at the ftse and the cac and the dax are all moving fractionally higher n asia we had a mixed bag. the kospi down. "mornings with maria" is live right now. and some of the top stories we're watching for you this morning. president biden is reportedly looking to implement the first major federal tax hike since 1993. it's going to help pay fors his next long-term economic program. that's according to bloomberg. treasury secretary janet yellen s

i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, march 2nd. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. stocks are taking a breather this morning, futures pulling back ahead of the open on wall street. take a look, after a rip-roaring rally yesterday, dow industrials this morning down 71,s nasdaq down 55, and the s&p 500 lower by 14 and-a-half. this after a broad-based rally yesterday. the s&p 500 having its best day since june and look at the dow industrials, up 603 points at the close, thats was almost 2%. the nasdaq up 397 points, that was better than 3%. and the s&p 500 yesterday up 90 points, two and a third percent at 4eu on wall street. global markets look like this. we are watching weaker commodity prices hitting stocks, dragging down mining and energy sectors. european indices are higher across the board. ft 100 up 38, cac up 17 and dax higher by 41. in asia overnight, markets all lower with the exception of korea. a key chinese economic official warning against the risk of bubblesbursting. a third accuser

i'm jackie deangeles in for maria bartiromo today. it is tuesday, march 16th. your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. disorder at the southern border, the white house calling the influx of migrants, quote, a big problem and blaming it on the trump administration. plus, checking the market action this morning, futures are mixed right now. the dow indicated lower by 60 points, after the dow and s&p 500 closed at new record highs yesterday, propelled by optimism over reopening and the european markets pointing higher this morning as well, a little green there with the ftse up 31 points. in asia overnight, green across the board as well. the kospi up 0.7%. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ whoa, listen to the music. ♪ whoa, listen to the music. ♪ whoa, listen to the music. >> republican lawmakers slam president biden for his handling of the border crisis. this after visiting a migrant detention facility in el paso, texas yesterday. house minority leader kevin mccarthy calling the crisis, quote, human heart-break as he urges president biden to change hi

i'm maria bartiromo.ing by party lines, major bills passing congress with no republican support at all. first the democrats massive 1.9 trillion stimulus passes the senate this weekend. now heads back to the house this upcoming week. coming up senator lindsey graham on why he says you will get sick when you find out what's in it and what he says will be the single most important issue in the 2022 election coming up. then nancy pelosi's number 1 priority. legalizing nationwide vote by mail. and eliminating a photo id to vote. the speaker's hr1 passes the house despite what gop leader kevin mccarthy told us on the program last week. >> i don't have the most. we will lose our freedom. when you put a bill in congress, the majority party reserves the first numbers. this is hr1. this is most important for nancy pelosi to hold onto power. what we have to do is, people lose their confidence in election. you'll break society down and we will lose america as we know it. maria: coming up, florida congressman matt ga

. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". for the week ahead i'm real bartiromo great to have everybody this weekend using social media to make money in the market coming up barstools dave portnoy is here explaining how his etf chooses its stocks based on buzz he will join us coming up let's take a look at the week's big moments with top newsmakers in edition of this week's