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. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ this is the maria bartiromo's wall street. >> welcome to the program analyzes the week thatsition for the week ahead. i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo. >> i think it's a historic day for economic recovery. today's national unemployment rate fell below 4% 3.9% the sharpest one-year drop in unemployment in the united states history.

i am maria bartiromo for president biden playing the blame game with driving inflation as his new pollbers show his approval rating on the economy at an all-time low. economist is here and where things go from here. new satellite images showing more russian troops near ukraine's border. ukrainian steering biden's comments this week have given putin the green light for action, senator rick scott and what needs to be done now. he will also respond to the new accusations that the secret service is hiding information about hunter biden's international travel. while his father was vice president brand-new details about his questionable investments in chinese companies. plus, standing up to china and woke corporations. how west virginia is putting its money where its mouth is but first let's take a look backs on the top newsmakers on mornings with maria and this edition of the week stalkers, watch. ♪ ♪ >> the night stopped you from coming to moscow and you tell the story of how they killed your lawyer. >> i expose the stealing, they expelled nay from russia, declared me a threat to national

i am maria bartiromo.orty or heist federal reserve chairman jay powell warns of the impact of the high inflation. danna niles is here on where to put your money to work right now. plus aware is the money? more than $2 billion encoded testing money has been used to house illegal migrants under southern border. congressman mike gallagher is demanding answers in the white house. he will join us coming up. and i am speaking one on mount j.p. morgan chairman and ceo jamie dimon this weekend. his response to the labor shortage. the irs spying on your bank accounts per you'll hear hear his answer as well to this. >> you said you thought j.p. morgan would outlive the chinese communist party. but then you walked it back. who told you, jamie dimon the chairman and ceo of one of the largest banks to walk that back? >> that is coming up first take a look back at some the top newsmakers on mornings with maria in this edition of the week stalkers. maria: you were the first to file against this controversy don't mandate.

i am maria bartiromo for president biden playing the blame game with driving inflation as his new poll the economy at an all-time low. economist is here and where things go from here. new satellite images showi

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the maria bartiromo's wall street. >> welcome to the program analyzes the week thathelps position for the week ahead. i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo. >> i think it's a historic day for economic recovery. today's national unemployment rate fell below 4% 3.9% the sharpest one-year drop in unemployment in the united states history. 3.9% unemployment rate. experts said we would not be able to do it how? how how did that happen? elizabeth: present buying of the new unemployment numbers where the jobs? shocking myth but unemployment lower than expected. kenny is here to break it all down for us. and the nightmare continues for a second week with the winter weather wallop on the east coast not helping matters tens of thousands of flights canceled or delayed with passengers stranded across the country. here how frontier airlines ceo barry response to criticism that the airlines and saw a lot of his headaches, and could have prevented them. and biden putting the blame for rising crude food on big companies i'm speaking with ceo his reaction to that in his warni

i am maria bartiromo.act of the high inflation. danna niles is here on where to put your money to work right now. plus aware is the

i'm jason chaffetz in for maria bartiromo.aight ahead on "sunday morning futures," president biden is facing multiple challenges in the new year, mainly due to his own decision making. inflation is running rampant at nearly a 40-year high. the humanitarian crisis continues at the southern border with no end in sight. covid cases are sharply rising with tests in short supply. and murder rates are up in a number of major cities across the country after progress -- progressives push to defund the police. what republicans immediate to do to retake control of congress in this year's midterms. then china and russia are testing the biden administration's commitment to protecting freedom around the globe as former secretary of state mike pompeo explained last month with maria. maria: what is the reason that russia is building up these troops now? what is the reason that china is flying these gents into taiwan now -- jets -- and the reason iran is making the united states beg for a nuclear deal? they've all decided to get aggressive no

the media needs to get out of this outside of maria bartiromo, that's for sure and start to tackle thishe. maria: yeah, dagen, it's coming from china, we are not expecting joe biden to push china in any way. he claims he brought up covid and the origins of covid to xi jinping but they won't release the transcript, will they? dagen: no, they won't. so these are two pandemics, how many americans have to die this year and the prior under president biden and how many people need to die from fentanyl before this administration start speaking up and caring and taking steps to stop it because what they are doing is trying to hide the fact that illegal immigrants are being sent across the country under the cover of the night, you wouldn't do it at night if you weren't trying to hide it, and remember bill migrants under the bridge where the faa, the biden administration banned drone flights because they didn't like the look of it. it's all about optics and not death. maria: yeah. that's right. and unfortunately this is impacting american families devastatingly. we are live from the u.s.-mexico b

i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, january 18th. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. earnings, rising rates and a broken agenda, the week kicks off with yields and two year highs, expectations of multiple rate hikes this year coming up in washington. democrats are gearing up to bring their voting bill to the senate floor on wednesday for a vote, despite no republican support and joe manchin and kyrsten sinema staying firm, they are not changing the filibuster. the white house still pushing to salvage a broken agenda, all coming up, an agenda he voters are rejecting. a gallup poll shows americans in 2021 shifted their political identification, favoring republicans over democrats. we'll get into it and the ripple effect coming up this morning. markets are under some selling pressure this morning as we kick off a big week of earnings, we are looking ahead to bank earnings and going into the numbers, the dow industrials are down 263 right now, on top of the selloff friday, the s&p 500 down 53, nas

. >> from fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo's wall street. y new year. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't president you for the week ahead. consumer prices surging to a 40 year hires federal reserve chairman jay powell warns of the impact of this high inflation. dan niles is here on how to put your money to work.

i am maria bartiromo tuesday, january 11, top stories right now at 8:00 a.m. road, president biden and vice president harris set to speak in georgia today as they focus on their voting rights bills, bills likely keep them in power, senate democrats push to change the filibuster rules. smart minority leader mitch mcconnell has other plans we are on it all morning long this morning, talking tech with jpmorgan chairman ceo jamie dimon, told me he is on the lookout for more deals in fintech. >> the main driver, and you wouldn't have neutral without, main the cost of services down dramatically digital alerts only you get, free trading that is how you compete in the world. maria: so what does it mean for jpmorgan and their acquisition hear more of my interview with jamie dimon this morning built configuration take a look at markets bouncing the morning after yesterday's volatility, futures up off best levels of the morning ahead of the opening bell, jay powell will testify on expect a hill senate banking committee will hold confirmation hearing at he 10:00 a.m. to p

. >> from fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo's wall street. maria: happy weekend and happy new year. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't president you for the week ahead. consumer prices surging to a 40 year hires federal reserve chairman jay powell warns of the impact of this high inflation. dan niles is here on how to put your money to work. where is the money, $2 million in covid testing money has been used to house illegal migrants at the southern border? congressman mike gallagher is joining us coming up. i am speaking with jpmorgan chairman and ceo jamie dimon this weekend, his response to the labor shortage, the irs spying on your bank account. you will hear his answer as well to this. you said you thought jpmorgan would outlive the chinese communist party but you walked it back. who told you jamie dimon, chairman and ceo of one of the largest banks to walk that back, that is coming up but take a look at the top newsmakers on "mornings with maria". you were the first to file against controversial healthcare worker v

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the maria bartiromo's wall street. >> welcome to the program analyzes the week thatn for the week ahead. i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo. >> i think it's a historic day for economic recovery. today's national unemployment rate fell below 4% 3.9% the sharpest one-year drop in unemployment in the united states history.

[cheering] dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's wednesday, january 5th. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern. president biden continues to not only villify the unvaccinated, also seems disconnected from the reality of the omicron crisis. >> we have in hand all of the vaccines we need to get every american fully vaccinated including the booster shot. this continues to be a pandemic of the unvaccinated. so we've got to make more progress. dagen: the vaccinated are catching omicron and even spreading it. biden even suggested people use google to find a rapid test while americans wait for him to purchase the promised 500 million. this as, well, guess why his approval rating is sinking further. one poll putting him at just 40% approval, his disapproval skyrocketing. we get into it all morning long. a look at markets, futures are mixed, the dow inching closer to 37,000, up 18 points, the futures right now, after a mixed market yesterday. the dow notching the second straight record close as the new year moves on. the nasdaq seeing its

i'm maria bartiromo and it is january 19th, look at markets this half an hour.e for futures. fractional move but better look than what we saw yesterday. dow industrials up 24. s&p 500 up 4 and a quarter and nasdaq higher by 25. we are watching to see if this hold after major selloff in stocks yesterday. investors spooked by the potential move of the federal reserve raising interest rates multiple times this year. take a look at the market at the close. dow industrials were down 543, the nasdaq down 386. 2 and a half percent and the s&p down 85. yields are moving up this morning. the yields on the ten-year yields right now just below 2% at a level of 1.884%. bond yields hitting two year highs, that was one of the issues for markets yesterday. earnings and other factor with one-third of all financials reporting quarterly numbers this week. today we are awaiting bank of america and morgan stanley. the stocks this morning are mixed after goldman stocks mixed fourth quarter yesterday. that report chopped 175 points off the dow industrials with the selloff in goldman

i am maria bartiromo for president biden playing the blame game with driving inflation as his new polls here and where things go from here. new satellite images showing

welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, first year a flop.sident biden changes a conversation to infrastructure while boasting about his first year in office. >> we learned this week after my first yearas as president the united states had the fastest economic growth in nearly four decades. [applause] along with the greatest year of job growth in american history. 6.4 million jobs created in one year. >> as whole numbers plummet, inflation, deadly drugs and murders are on the rise. independents and republicans. >> you take a look at that year and it has been a year of failure. ♪♪ coming up, wyoming senator with breaking news on the economic sanctions to come on russia. the impact of biden's policies on america.th biden's big call a supreme court nominee his retirement. will joe biden's pick be the progressives' pick? if alan dershowitz weighs in on the supreme court moves and vice president kamala harris' deciding vote. then, release the transcripts. questions are swirling on what went down on two phone calls of president biden's, one with uk

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it is thursday, it is january 6th. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. eastern time. the never-ending flight mare, more flights are forced to cancel, more airlines forced to cancel flights over staffing shortages and bad weather. over 1400 flights into and out of the u.s. taken off the board, the 12th day in a row more than 1,000 flights were canceled in one day. we'll be following this developing story all morning long for you today. well, taking a look at your markets, futures are mixed this morning, this follows a sharp selloff we saw on wall t street yesterday. right now, dow higher by 87, s&p up 2 and-a-half, nasdaq and that's the big story is technology, the nasdaq is down 42 points and change. that selloff yesterday, you saw the dow tank after the federal reserve released minutes from the december meeting, signaling concerns over inflation broadening which could accelerate the planned rate hikes. we'll talk about that in a few moments. bond yields also rising. the 10 year hitting the h

i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, january 25th. your top stories right now, 6:0. panic markets ahead of the first federal reserve meeting of the year, beginning today. stocks are selling off again this morning after a wild trading day yesterday, which took the dow industrials down 1,000 points at its worst but then came all the way back and closed up ahead of this two day fed meeting. we will get visibility this morning on the fed's plans to tighten policy and raise rates. we'll get the press conference tomorrow. the dow industrials right now, down 203 points, the s&p lower by 47, and the nasdaq down another 226 points. yesterday was a volatile one. it was the first time we have seen this kind of volatility since november of 2008. the dow never before closing positive after being down at least 1,000 points. it's been a nervous year-to-date, certainly. the dow industrials at the close yesterday up 99 points but take a look at markets year-to-date. where the dow jones industrial average, the nasdaq and s&p 500 are down in the first three weeks of the year. dan niles

let's bring in maria bartiromo. what is going on this morning? >> thanks very much. sell-off underway for stock prices. one of the big issues investors digesting a change in the federal reserves moves. we expect them to start raising interest rates soon beginning in march of this year likely. goldman sachs with a report saying they're expecting four interest rate hikes. when you have higher ipt rates in the bond market it creates competition for the bond market. why not invest in stock and do a government bond and have safety if i get a sizeable return in terms of interest rates moving higher. the market now is disguessing this move from what the federal reserve where it was with easing or free money, a lot of stimulus out there to a tightening position. that's one of the issues here. jobs numbers were weaker than expected. the white house is trying to spin this. one of the reasons that the unemployment rate is so low is because people have given up and left the workforce. when you look at the current numbers you are talking about 4 million people having dropped out

i'm maria bartiromo and it is friday january 21st, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. panic in the air. stocks are searching for direction after another major selloff yesterday, investors worried that the federal reserve will raise interest rates multiple times this year as inflation spikes. also worried, confusion and chaos at the white house. officials still cleaning up president biden's press conference remarks this week as his approval ratings spiral down to the lowest point in his presidency yet. a new associated press poll putting joe biden's approval now at just 43% compared to 56% of american who is strongly disapprove of the job biden is doing and not even a third of americans want today run again in 2024, we will be watching again what's next in washington all morning long. market this is morning coming off of a another major selloff, searching for direction with mixed performance. dow industrials down 45, s&p down 1 and 3 quarters and nasdaq extending yesterday's selloff another 48 points lower. all three major indices finishing in the red

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thanks so much for joining us i am maria bartiromo.an hour ahead of the opening bell looking at another sell-off underway lows of the morning right now, we continue this massive sell-off, this year, dow industrials down another 227 points right now two-thirds of 1% s&p 500 down 45 better than 1% nasdaq down 212 one and a half percent lower on nasdaq looking at third week in a row of declines, investors panistic selling on risky assets stocks crypto down sharply in 2022 ahead of big tech earnings this week first federal reserve meeting of the new year, tomorrow and wednesday we will get more visibility into what the fed is planning in terms of interest rate increases european markets lower across the board to look at eurozone ft 100 down 117, one an two-thirds percent cac quarante paris down 2 1/2% 176 points lower dax down 2 1/2%, 392 points lower on dax, in asia overnight mixed story, korea, hong kong both down, 1 1/2% on average as you will see, we had fractional moves in japan and china, meanwhile, saul january assange wing first st

dagen: welcome back i am dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo.on there, dow futures down just one point expectation is that 400,000 jobs were created last month, the unemployment rate, falling further, to 4.1%. look at 10-year treasury yield he 1.74%, it hit 1.75 yesterday, highest since last march, moving up, watch the yield there on 10-year for reaction. before we get to these numbers, john lonski thoughts before december jobs' report. >> well, i am looking for bigger expected gain 465,000 jobs announcement down to 4.1%, also look for a major upward revision of november's initially reported gain 210,000 jobs keep an eye on average wage, i think that is, you know, health rate of growth, one of wage pressures. >> steve moore real quick. >> yeah, a, echo that everything was just said, you know every time we look at this report what do we -- dagen last few years labor force participation rate this economy needs more workers too many workers on sidelines go got to get americans back to work because there are a lot of jobs out there. >> you you've go

i met maria bartiromo. it is monday, january 10 and your top stories right now at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. happy new year to all. we begin a new week. this week fourth-quarter earnings begin friday and it's the kick off to the new midterm election year with congress back from vacation this morning. many on the gop side like their chances in november. here's house minority leader kevin mccarthy on a sunday morning futures. >> we want a governing majority meaning getting in the realm of 20 and higher. if we are fortunate enough to win 35 seats, that would be the largest republican majority in more than a hundred years. maria: meanwhile, build back better busted, senator joe manchin makes it clear there's no more talks between him and the white house on negotiating the massive social spending package, even pulling his own offer that he sent back to the administration. >> god bless joe manchin i appreciate the fact he stood by his pledge not to blow up the senate, eliminate the filibuster. he's concerned about inflation. one of the biggest problems facing the nation is the i

i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, january 4th.ttom of the hour. futures looking to extend gains from yesterday. we have gains across the board, both the dow and the s&p starting the new year off right, finishing at record highs. european markets also in the green this morning, gains in england, france and germany. english and french markets both up more than 1%. in asia overnight markets mostly higher the nikkei in japan the clear winner, finishing up 1 and more than three quarters percent. hundreds of thousands of people left in the dark after a powerful winter storm slammed the east coast. cheryl casone has the he details. cheryl: hey, dagen. i was a record-breaker. the storm moved across the south and the mid-atlantic yesterday afternoon, it's blamed for at least five deaths including two young children that were hit by falling trees. the storm slammed d.c. with all government offices closed, causing nightmares -- traffic nightmares in the area. virginia state police received about 2,000 calls for help or you assistance. well,

welcome back i am dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. the new year. of them the dow and the dow seeing triple digit moves also nasdaq 100 futures. markets in 2021 all in the green, s&p 500, winner, all winners but s&p gained nearly 27%, last year. european markets are in the green, uk market closed for a holiday the cac quarante in france, dax in germany both up more than 1%, in asia overnight, a mixed story the kospi south korea shanghai composite closed to the plus side. >> new year, last year's nationwide spike continues in 2022 cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: that is right, dagen first weekend of the new year seeing a surge in have shootings, at least four people killed, 25 shot over new year's weekend in chicago. the city recording a staggering 797 homicides last year most in 25 years. philadelphia, at least a dozen shooting two homicides reported there follows record shattering year fo violence 569 homicides the most in philadelphia history new york city new mayor adams says plans to reason in surging violence bringing back

thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo.ories right now, 7:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. it is peak earnings week, 113 companies reporting earnings this week, big tech on deck, meta, amazon, google parent company alphabet reporting this week, later on in the week, this aztec stocks are extending friday's rally this morning. the broader averages are trading down. take a look at tech up, this morning across the board on the companies reporting earnings. we are watching russian relations, we're keeping an eye on ukraine as the ukrainian ambassador to the united states warns that no one is safe if russia attacks. u.s. lawmakers are threatening sanctions on russia if russia dozened up invading ukraine. wyoming senator john barrasso gave us his input yesterday. >> vladimir putin is like the big bad wolf. he is huffing and puffing and he has the capacity to basically blow ukraine down. he's accountable to no one and he views our president, joe biden, as weak and ineffective. we need to put in sanctions now so putin needs

i'm maria bartiromo and it is wednesday january 26th, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is fed day, stocks are moving ahead of tend of the first federal reserve meeting of the new year and one day after another volatile day of trading yesterday. stocks are rallying as we will hear from the federal reserve at 2:00 p.m. on the plans to rein interest rates and tighten policy expected to begin in march, dow industrials up 338 points, s&p 500 higher by 58 and the nasdaq higher by 276 after another day of trading. dow industrials at its worst down better than 801 points finishing down 66. nasdaq down 315 points at theless and again off of the lows. two and a quarter percent. the s&p 500 down 53. s&p 500 on track for the worst month since march of 2020. the questions over fed policy raising debate over possibility of recession in 2023 as cornerstone macro nancy lazar discussed with me. >> many companies are based and cycle to slow the economy in 2023 and the fed would make it worse but so would russia big time and that's why we raised the factor of global

thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, january 12. on wall street. dow industrials up 44, s&p up 6 and-a-half, nasdaq higher by 40. futures pointing to a gain at the start of trading as we await the december consumer price index that is out in about one hour's time. the expectations call for a gain of four tenths of a percent. all three major indices finished higher yesterday after jay powell capitol hill testimony where he made the case for pulling back the stimulus, raising interest rates this year. he vowed to control inflation. european markets this morning are higher, take a look at the eurozone. we have a firmer tone. yesterday the dow was up 183. that set the tone for global markets. this morning, the ft 100 is up 42. the cac is up 29. and the dax index is higher by 41. in asia overnight, green across the board, hong kong was the best performer, the hang seng index up nearly 3% on the session overnight. back in the u.s., direct tv and dish merger talks back on despite past anti-trust concerns. cheryl casone with the details now

happy anniversary to you, maria bartiromo. put up together with "mornings with maria," one of the best decisions. i am grateful to be here and celebrating eight years. it has been an incredible moment in time to be following what you follow every day. dagen: i venture to say you have connected with your fans, and even bigger audience and the american people in a way that probably eight years ago you didn't imagine in terms of your bond with all americans. maria: i have a bond with the audience, i'm ready to connect economic policy with washington and do main street washington, wall street and communicate what that means. it has been a great eight years, have a great day and we will do it again tomorrow from the southern border. "varney and company" begins right now. stuart: you got to bond with me, i feel it a privilege to follow you first thing in the morning, one of the most hard-working women in television. maria: i love working alongside you. stuart: good morning to you.