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i am maria bartiromo.nterest rates up a court appoint central bank except six more hikes by the end of the air. funds founder danna niall on what it means for sky high inflation and the risk of recession. plus oil prices back above $100 a barrel this week. i'll be asking house infrastructure committee member mike gallagher why president biden is begging for rogue regimes like venezuela for oil and gas instead of going to our own american producers. and president biden meeting with chinese president. the u.s. has been awarding china of the consequences if beijing provides military support to russia's war on ukraine. the atlas organization founder jonathan warren on the real reason president xi has not cut ties with poochie. first of all take a book atop newsmakers aborted with maria in this edition the week stalkers, watch. ♪ you are calling on the president to immediately choose reliable affordable secure american fossil fuels. that is not part of the agenda. >> note that is because i believe the president

♪ ♪ >> from the fox cities in newark city, it is maria bartiromo wall street. a: happy weekend to open welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was an helpless position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. thiers growing as federal reserve chairman jay powell says it's going to take three years to bring down inflation. a new fox poll shows americans struggle with higher prices, marked on where things go from here. plus, president by and announcing new sanctions against russia after meeting with european leaders. but the ukrainian president is pleading for more as the brutal invasion of his country enters a second month. house armed services member and former green beret commander of what the u.s. should be doing now. and a warning for the world's largest chip maker, ask now before it's too late sprit intel pushing congress for more investments in the u.s. semi conductor manufacturing business amid a global shortage to boost production and reduce our reliance on china. the ceo of intel, is here. but first let's take a look back at some the top

i am maria bartiromo.ederal reserve chairman jay powell says it's going to take three years to bring down inflation. a new fox poll shows americans struggle with higher prices, marked on where things go from here. plus, president by and announcing new sanctions against russia aft

i am maria bartiromo.ore analysts are seeing a greater risk of recession this year with inflation spiking into new 40 year highs at gasoline hitting new records. kenny on the administration blame game were to put your money today. plus the white house warning putin could unleash chemical weapons are decreed as forces close in on the capitol of ukraine. president biden calling to revoke russia's status does not go far enough? congressman jim jordan is here. and american truckers are debating the u.s. produce more oil as diesel hits new highs for the american trucking association sending a letter to the white house one and the energy crisis will further threaten the supply chain crisis. i will stick with headed the american trucking association coming up. but first let's take a look back at some the top newsmakers on mornings with maria and this week's edition of the week stalkers, watch. ♪ you were becoming an activist investor and then of course your lawyer was murdered while he was behind bars, your thoug

i am maria bartiromo. year with inflation spiking into new 40 year highs at gasoline hitting new records. kenny on the administration blame game were to put your money today. plus the white house warning putin could

i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, march 7th. your top stories right now, 6:0. oil shock this morning, oil prices are surging as stocks sell off, crude oil hitting $130 a barrel overnight, now hovering around $123 a barrel, up 705. the price of crude is up 112% from last year and brent up 120% year over year. now on to gasoline where the national gas price is averaging above $4 a gallon. that is the highest price at the pump since 2008. worries of a disruption in supply as the calls grow loud and the biden administration says it will consider a ban on russian oil. here's former ambassador nikki haley on sunday morning futures. >> we have to make sure we sanction the energy companies, all of them, make sure we pull them out of the international banking system and we need to stop taking any russian oil. the idea that we would of give our money to an enemy is unthinkable and it's absolute lune. -- absolute lunacy. maria: russia is now recruiting syrians to fight as putin expands attacks deeper into the count

i'm maria bartiromo of. it is thursday, march 31st.look at markets this half hour where we are looking at a mixed story, dow down 40, s&p down 3 and a quarter, nasdaq is up 16 and three quarters as we mark the end of the first three months, the first quarter of the year. markets this morning are trading mixed as you can see. this after a selloff yesterday, stocks were down across the board. in particular, the nasdaq. the dow and s&p 500 finished down after four days of gains. the s&p 500 was lower by 29. big story is the price of oh, it's pulling back from -- price of oil of, it's pulling back from yesterday's high. the opec meeting is starting right now. the price of brent is down 5 and a quarter percent, the price of crude oil, 101, 95, down 5 and-a-half percent. european markets this morning look like this. we're looking at selling of stock here as well. ft 100 down 17, cac down 39, dax lower by 59, half a percent across the board. in asia overnight, mixed story, there south korea was up just a fraction, hong kong down better than 1

i'm maria bartiromo and it is wednesday march second, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. no accountability, no pivot to the middle. president biden in first state of the union last night failed to take responsibility or indicate any change to bad policy despite his decisions leading to bad outcomes. crime weakness on the world stage, inflation at a four decade high. >> too many families are struggling to keep up with their bills. inflation is robbing them of gaining they thought otherwise they would be able to feel. i get it. that's why my top priority is getting prices under control. maria: promises to fix it, he pushes more of his spending that took us there. the president also taking credit for record job creation, not factoring in people are returning to work after the pandemic. >> that's one of the first things i did as president was fight to pass the american rescue plan because people were hurting. we needed to act and we did. it worked. it created jobs, lots of jobs, in fact, our economy created 6.5 million new jobs just last year. more jobs in

i am maria bartiromo.the end of the air. funds founder danna niall on what it means for sky high inflation and the risk of recession. plus oil prices back

i am maria bartiromo.ing down inflation. a new fox poll shows americans struggle with higher prices, marked on where things go from here. plus, president by and announcing new sanctions against

dagen: you read my mind maria bartiromo.k, you have written extensively about what the federal reserve did last time and how long it waited to actually start shrinking its balance sheet after the 2008 financial crisis and the bond holdings held steady for three years. so the balance sheet now, because of this recent bond buying program, is nearly 9 trillion dollars. how long will the fed rate, any sense of how long it will wait before it starts shrinking the balance sheet because it only just stopped buying securities this month. >> that's a great point, dagen. three years the fed waited last time before they started shrinking their balance sheet, think about this. the fed is going to raise interest rates today and they were just adding to that balance sheet last week. they ended their securities purchases last week. so this is totally different from the way they did things last decade. i expect powell today to say they've made more progress on the plan to shrink their balance sheet, though he's indicated they won't finalize

i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, march 14th. your touch stories right now, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. russia's war on ukraine inching closer to nato territory, while investors are bracing for a big week with the much anticipated federal reserve meeting beginning and the consumer price index out tomorrow. the russia war, an american journalist shot and a killed in a car on sunday while reporting in a suburb outside of kyiv. a documentary film maker also injured in the attack. russia struck a military training center on sunday, 10 miles from the polish border. 35 people confirmed dead, 134 injured. iran claims responsibility for a missile attack nearing a u.s. consulate complex in northern iraq. china warns any country supporting taiwan's military will face the worst consequences. secretary of state mike bomb pay pompeojoined me on sunday mornig futures. >> the taiwanese worried about the same thing. we ought to recognize their independence. they've never been part of mainland communist china. they don't want to be. we ought to

i'm maria bartiromo.t is tuesday, march 1sst: six a.m. on the east coast. bombardment in ukraine. relentless russian forces surrounding the capital city of kyiv as russia's war on ukraine enters a sixth day. and more countries impose new sanctions against russia for the unprovoked, deadly invasion and attack. new satellite images show a 40-mile convoy of russian military vehicles headed towards ukraine's capital as the international criminal court is investigating russia over potential war crimes. ukraine says russia used cluster bombs and vacuum bombs in the attack, weapons condemned by international organizations. meanwhile, a new i quinnipiac poll finds that 63% of americans were concerned that russia may use nuclear weapons. president biden is dismissing the question the other day. >> prime minister -- prime minister, should americans be -- mr. president, should americans be worried about nuclear war? >> no. muck. ♪ maria: the fighting in ukraine will likely overshadow the president's state of the uni

i am maria bartiromo.r with inflation spiking into new 40 year highs at gasoline hitting new records. kenny on the administration blame game were to put your money today. plus the white house warning putin could

thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, march 28.half hour, futures are indicating a gain at the start of trading, dow industrials up 51, the s&p 500 up 8 and-a-half, nasdaq higher by 30 points on top of a pretty good two week winning streak. take a look at last week, stocks finished up for a second week in a row, the dow industrials were up a fraction, the nasdaq was higher by almost 2% on the week, on top of 8% the week before, s&p 500 higher by 1 and three quarters percent on the week. this week is the end of the first quarter. yields this morning are higher, interest rates moving up, citigroup telling clients they're expecting 50 basis point hike in may, june, july and september. the yield on the 10 year right now up a fraction at 2.84%, the two and 10 year treasury yields highest in almost three years this morning. oil prices are pulling back with brent and crude still hovering around $100 a barrel, take a look. the price of brent at 114, 80, down almost 5%. the price of crude oil down to 107, 92, that is down 5 and a quarter pe

i'm maria bartiromo, tuesday, march 29 your top stories 8:00 a.m.t biden re-imagining his "build back better" agenda, in a massive 5.8 trolled e proposal to pay for it setting aside 18 billion dollars climate resilience 3.3 billion for clean energy 150 million for lawyers to represent migrants area marks 14 billion for irs auditors up 18% compare to increase of 4% for the defense spending, even though that is largest ever defense spending it does not keep up with inflation, meaning it is still a cut in defense spending most items the president 30s budget failed in congress during the "build back better" vote, face-to-face negotiations talks russia and ukraine underway as we speak, in turkey, this as president biden says he stands by his comments about vladimir putin over the weekend. >> well, number one i am not walking anything back i expressing rampage i make no apologies. the diplomacy at this moment? >> no, i don't think it does. >> you tooks between russia and ukraine moving markets ahead of a week of data the dow industrials up 204 s&p 500 up

i'm maria bartiromo, it is tuesday, march 22. >> 8 a.m.t yesterday, the biden administration, proposes new climate rules to public companies southern border gets more dangerous, first, intense bombardment overnighted potential cyberattack coming to united states many companies continue business in russia. renault, for exit or reduction of activities, ge reducing current operations but will continue business. in russia. president zelenskyy speaking to italy parliament earlier declaring mariupol completely asteroid, russia launched hypersonic missile in ukraine over weekend, day 27 of deadly attacks president also raising potential russian attack against the united states. >> they just -- launched a hypersonic missile, because it is the only thing that they can get through with absolute certainty, now putin is back and forth against the wall today my administration issued new warnings based on evolving intelligence russia may be planning cyberattack against us if magnitude of cryer attacks ish fairly consequential it is coming federal govern

i'm maria bartiromo, it is wednesday march 23rd, your top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. economic pressures are building. between the more than 3 and a half million refugees from ukraine on the move throughout europe, the largest movement of people in the content since world war ii despite oil and gas to the federal reserve stream of rate hikes to come. expectations of recession in the u.s. are rising. today some relief on trade tariffs as the u.s. and uk strike a deal to remove tariffs on aluminum and steel among other items. coming up. we check in with the ceo pat on the macro story making ships for america and ahead of his testimony today on capitol hill. meanwhile joe biden on the world stage, the president is headed to brussels this morning for an emergency nato meeting. the president set to talk with allies on thursday as united states and european counterparts prepare new sanctions against russia. wall street journal reporting sanctions will affect 301 members of the russian government. meanwhile armagedon in ukraine, the city of mar pull is completely dedestroyed

thanks very much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. and stocks hit correction territory. russia now entering day 13 of its war against ukraine. the price of oil extending the surge, both brent and crude this morning hitting their highest ht prices july of 2008 crude is up almost 3%. stocks meanwhile are mixed after a tough day yesterday. take a look. the dow industrials higher by 95, the s&p 500 higher by 16 and the nasdaq higher by 18 and-a-half. even as oil and commodities move higher as well. yesterday, the dow, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq all closed at session lows, the nasdaq falling into bear market territory, that means 20% from the highest to the lows, the dow in correction territory. that's 10% decline from the highs. yesterday the dow down 797, the nasdaq down 482. meanwhile, a 15-year-old boy killed after gunfire erupted outside an iowa high school. cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl. cheryl: maria, a troubling scene outside of the des moines area high school. police say gunfirer resulted from a passing vehicle, one t

thanks very much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, march 9th.versaries no longer fear, friends no longer trust, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates declining to take a call from president biden yesterday as the u.s. requests a call with biden to ask the saudis to pump more oil. this exclusive from the wall street journal, as the president plays hostage to the climate change agenda being forced to you cut russian oil imports yesterday while admitting the u.s. must become energy independent but saying it will do so by digging in on the green agenda. >> this crisis is a stark he reminder to he protect our economy over the long term we need to become energy independent. clean energy investment won't, will not lower energy prices for families. but transforming our economy to run on electric vehicles, powered by clean energy, with tax credits to help american families winterize their homes and use less energy, that will. that will help. maria: so whose fault is it? the president flip flops on his plans to combat the sky high price of gas. >> put

i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, march 3rd.n oil shock as power pivots, oil surging this morning, crude hitting the highest price since september 2008, with the price of oil at 112, 95 right now and brent at 114, 62cen26789s. worries of oil and gas disruption rip through markets. one-third of russian exports to europe flow through to ukraine. president trump don'ted on if ce price of oil yesterday. >> what is your take? >> they're going unlimited right now. you can't project. it could go anything. it could go unlimited. maria: russian fighters now claim to have taken control of its first major ukrainian city, and troops are headed to ukraine's third largest city this morning. the united nations reporting that 1 million people have fled ukraine since russia's invasion began. the exodus expected to become europe's worst humanitarian crisis this century. negotiators from ukraine and russia expected to meet again today beginning at 7:30 a.m. eastern. as oil prices surge, stocks are pulling back. the dow industrials right now down 4

thanks very much nor joining us, i'm maria bartiromo.markets this half hour, futures are off of the lows of the morning, dow industrials down 57, s&p 500 lower by 4 and-a-half, the nasdaq turned positive, up 1 point on the nasdaq ahead of the february producer price index which is out in two hours' time. we are also of course waiting on the federal reserve, the fed begins its two day meeting today where we are expecting the fed to raise interest rates and announce the quarter point hike tomorrow at 2:15 p.m. eastern. oil prices this morning a big story, dropping below $100 a barrel for the first time since february 28. take a look, the price of brent is $100.85, down 5 and-a-half percent. crude oil is at $97.17 a barrel, down 5 and-a-half percent. it's not having a major impact on stocks. yesterday the dow managed to eek out a win, the nasdaq was at the lowest close since december 14th, 2020. we had some serious selling in tech again yesterday. the nasdaq was down 262 points, that was about 2%. the s&p was lower by 31, three quarters of

i'm maria bartiromo and it is wednesday march 30th, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. joe biden's gaffes keep oncoming. is it a national security threat? the white house trying to pull back the president's previous comments after he told u.s. soldiers they would soon be in ukraine. biden then claimed he meant u.s. troops are helping ukrainian troops in poland but officials aren't so sure. >> i was talking to the troops, we were talking about helping train the troops in -- the ukrainian troops that are in poland. that's what the context. i sat with those guys for a couple of hours. that's what we talked about. >> did the president accidentally reveal a previously unknown effort for the u.s. to be training ukrainian forces in poland? >> no, the troops that he met with in poland routinely interact with ukrainians, that's something that's known. that is in no way revealing compromised information. maria: top pentagon officials shut it down. >> i do not believe that we are in the process of currently training military forces from ukraine in poland. >> we

i'm maria bartiromo, march 11th. the russian bombardment of ukraine stepping up. russian troops are moving further into ukraine this morning advantaging 3 miles closer to kyiv, now only 9 miles away from the country's capital. moscow going after two areas launching air strikes of nipro killing at least one person, close to a kindergarten and apartment building and military building. leaving two ukrainian servicemen dead and six pounded. mariupol suffers another attack after bombing in maternity hospital. in washington this morning the house still blaming everything else for the bad outcomes resulting from the bad policy as inflation in the u.s. once again hits 40-year highs. >> inflation goes up today. the president's statement blames the putin price hike. are you going to start blaming putin for everything until the midterms? >> well, we have seen the price of gas go up at least 75 cents since president putin lined up troops on the border of ukraine. maria: oil and gas have been moving up before invasion and after following since lowest price since march first, t

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dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's thursday, march 17th. your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. calling on congress, ukraine p president zelenskyy virtually speaking to congress yesterday morning, urging president biden top impose a no fly zone over ukraine. more sanctions, and for u.s. companies to fully pull out of russia. >> president biden, you are the leader of the nation. i wish you to be the leader of the world. being the leader of the world means to be the leader of peace. dagen: this as remains of a downed missile hit a residential building in kyiv, leaving one dead and three wounded. local officials reporting russian forces also attacked in mariupol where hundreds of people were taking refuge. ukraine's foreign affairs minister tweeting out, calling the attack another horrendous war crime. meantime, back here at home, the federal reserve wrapping up its two-day policy meeting yesterday, raising rates by one quarter of a point. the first rate increase in three years. fed chair powell saying he does not foresee a recession. futures

thanks very much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, and it is monday, march 21st.w, 7 a.m. on the button on the east coast. stocks are coming off the best week since november 2020, and the senate will begin hearings today for president biden's supreme court nomination. but first, this: ukraine is fighting back hard as the united nations reports some 10 million people have been displaced over russia's war on ukraine. officials there rejected a russian demand to surrender mariupol by 5 p.m. in exchange for safe passage out of the besieged city. ukrainians are temporarily cut off now from the sea of azov as russia encircles odesa. officials warning that the city could be surrounded on three sides soon. russian rockets reportedly bombed an art school yesterday sheltering 400 people while huge explosions rocked a shopping mall in kyiv yesterday. president biden will travel to europe this week, first brussels, then poland for an emergency nato meeting this thursday. meanwhile, no details on president biden's friday call with xi jinping. the white house released a vague s

thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, march 24th. your top stories right now, you 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the nato factor, president biden and allies on the ground in brussels now as today marks one month since russia's deadly invasion of ukraine. here's the secretary general of ofnato's opening remarks. >> we gather at the critical time for our security. we are united in condemning the kremlin's unprovoked aggressions and in our support for ukraine's sovereignty and territorial in--integrity. we are imposing costs on russia to bring about the end of this brutal war. maria: more from the meeting coming up as president zelenskyy calls on the world to stand up and support freedom. >> the world must stop the war, come from your offices, your homes, your schools and come in the name of peace. come with ukrainian symbols to support ukraine, to support freedom, to support life. come to your squares, your streets, make yourselves visible and heard. say that people matter, freedom matters, peace matters, ukraine matters, all as one toge

i'm maria bartiromo, and it is friday, march 4th. 7 a.m. on the east coast.ingly becomes a pariah to the free world. russian forces taking over europe's largest nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. staff saying that the troops are threatening to lay down explosives to, quote, blackmail the whole of europe. the u.s. department of energy if activating its nuclear incident response team as a precaution. european markets this morning are selling off in the face of all of this. take a look. ftse 100 down 3.25% and the dax index down 448 points, 3.25%, as oil prices push higher. after hitting a 14-year high yesterday of $116 a barrel before closing lower, now both crude and brent are back up again. the price of brent at 112.05, that's up 3-- 1.5%. crude oil at 10954. 109.54. the dow industrials right now down 274 points, almost 1%. the s&p 500 down 35 and the nasdaq lower by 107, three-quarters of 1%. this after stocks closed down yesterday with, the dow down 96, the nasdaq down 214, 1.5%, and the s&p lower by 23. we are waiting on the february jobs report this

thanks so much for joining u i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, march 18th. your top stories right now, 6:0. today, relentless thuggery, multiple explosions reported near the ukrainian city of lviv, as the russian forces tried to the take down the city of mariupol. the pentagon saying russia fired more than 1,000 missiles on ukraine in the three weeks since this invasion began. we're taking you live to ukraine this morning with an exclusive interview with vladimir kalisko who is fight on the front lines, along with his brother, the mayor of kyiv. we'll check in, coming up. meanwhile, president biden will speak to xi jinping this morning in about three hours after xi formed a partnership with russia's vladimir putin. china is denying that its military is supporting putin and and his war on ukraine. the biden administration claims it will cost beijing. what you need to know ahead of the phone call this morning. plus, 16 months after the presidential election and the new york times is finally confirming the influence peddling we told you about years ago. the tim

maria bartiromo host of sunday morning futures, good morning to you. give us the news first about what you saw in that number that came out an hour ago as it relates to wages that are not going up the way inflation is. >> yeah, that's right, bill. good morning to you and good morning, dana. we're looking at wages fall behind the level of price increases. the cpi was up to 7.9% year-over-year. that's a 40-year high. it was in line with expectations but nonetheless it still hurts american families. the key to this report is what it may tell us about the future and it looks like things are going to get worse. you talked about the price of wheat and the price of corn. they are also showing a spike in this report but people are expecting oil prices to keep moving higher and that to undercut the price of food. remember, as far as oil is concerned, we're still not even in the peak season. the peak driving season for gasoline is july. and we're expecting to see a spike in gasoline already above $5 a gallon. that's expected to go much higher later on in the sum

i am maria bartiromo.sian terrorists, no other way to describe the thugs that have captured and -- murdered women and children and nuclear threats. debate limits to their support. temperatures today. mike pompeo is here. the threat of communist china. his first in your interview since returning. power and money really loosening ? chairman of the renewed democracy on the target. then a leadership on full display in ukraine as president volodymyr zelensky challenges churchill this week. [speaking in native tongue] >> we will continue fighting for our land whatever the cost. maria: a standing ovation for his defiance against evil. south carolina senator lindsey graham on what ukraine needs now and whether the u.s. is still wanting the age. why the prime minister of israel is weighing in as well. in washington, it has been one year almost to the day that joe biden signed a covert relief package into law. the impact on the economy one year later including forty-year highs and inflation surging. americans do not

. ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone, welcome to "sunday morning futures," i'm maria bartiromo.etdown in ukraine, president zelenskyy's aides say he is disappointed by the inaction of nato after an emergency meeting does not yield air cover for ukraine, and russia's war on ukraine enters a second month. coming up, the two brothers fighting until the bitter edge, live with the mayor of kyiv and his brother, vladimir and vial lay -- vitali klitschko will join me live. then, the call to end vladimir putin's bloodshed herald round the world. -- heard round the world. >> this man cannot remain in power. maria: but the white house tries to clean up biden's rhetoric saying he did not mean what he said. he is not calling for regime change, and the kremlin responds this morning. what did the president mean, and how did it get into his speech in the first place? coming up, florida congressman michael waltzing on the foreign policy that keeps on disappointing. then, florida senator marco rubio on the china threat, responding to china's support of russia. from plus, who is this in charge an