thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, september 26. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. stocks are selling off with 43 days left until the midterm elections, futures indicating a triple digit decline. the dow industrials with a decline of 237, s&p 5 500 down 0 and nasdaq lower by 65 as we look ahead to the week's deadline to fund the government

here to react, sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo. of talk about the future of our economy especially in light of inflation persisting. what's your take? maria: good morning, pete. thank you so much. ray dalio is not alone in this dire prediction. i'm hearing this from a lot of people that by the end of this year and into 2023 and throughout 2023 we are going to have a serious recession. and we are going to see unemployment levels rise. here's the problem. the federal reserve is trying to slam on the brakes in terms of growth. the economy was doing very well in 2020 of, 2019, before covid hit. then as growth continued to go higher, the federal reserve started seeing inflation. they said it was transitory. temporary. it wasn't at all. so today we're looking at 40-year high inflation and the federal reserve's efforts to stop all the growth, get their arms around inflation while also slowing the economy down. the problem is, it's been very aggressive. it's raising interest rates by 75 basis points, some expect one full point of a raise wh

i'm maria bartiromo.s until the midterm elections, and the unifier in chief is trying to rally the democrat base with more divisive rhetoric against the gop. one of the highest ranking senate republicans, john thune, responds today. plus, federal reserve chairman jay powell says he's going to

. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." eekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. enough is enough. despite raging ebb nation and -- can inflation and new reports of fraud, democrats are still looking to spend billions more in covid relief provisions. kansas senator roger marshall on the move he just made in the senate to try to stop all the spending. and his response to credit card companies' plans to trac

. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." ria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. the bleeding continues on wall street. stocks slammed in the month of september as recession fears take hold. where to put your money now. and the wrath of ian, with the death toll climbing in florida, the massive storm is now battering the carolinas, leaving widespread flooding and devastation in its path. president biden using the tragedy to step up his attacks on the oil and gas industry. we've got new reaction from the head of the american petroleum institute in a fox business exclusive. plus, sounding the alarm on the fbi. house judiciary ranking member jim jordan on new reports of retaliation against whistleblowers and allegations the doj is purging conservatives at the department. he's here with the details coming up. but first, here's a look at where markets ended the week and the quarter, third quarter ending after the latest gdp

. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." a: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. enough is enough. despite raging ebb nation and -- can inflation and new reports of fraud, democrats are still looking to spend billions more in covid relief provisions. kansas senator roger marshall on the move he just made in the senate to try to stop all the spending. and his response to credit card companies' plans to track your gun store purchases. plus, the federal reserve's rate hike sinking stockings. david bahnsen on where we go from here. plus, a new lawsuit just filed against florida governor ron desantis over flying migrants to martha's vineyard. i'll be talking with florida attorney general ashley moody about that. and new details of a major drug bust in florida that seized enough fentanyl to kill 4 million meshes -- americans. but first, while america is struggling under sky-high inflation and we are getting new reports of fra

i'm jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo.with red-hot inflation leading to what could be the biggest fed rate hike in more than 40 years next week. i'm asking former white house chief economist kevin hassett and purportedly a manager mark tapper about the

i'm maria bartiromo. hess than two months until the midterm elections, and the unifier in chief is trying to rally the democrat base with more divisive rhetoric against the gop. one of the highest ranking senate republicans, john thune, responds today. plus, federal reserve chairman jay powell says he's going to keep raising interest rates until inflation is under control. ark invests cathie wood warning this is a big mistake. she'll tell us why, and we will get reaction from the former president of the federal reserve of kansas, thomas hoenig is here. then, 21 years after the september 11th attacks thousands of first responders and workers at ground zero are still fighting for health benefits as a startling new study reveals another a major health hazard now developing among these heroes. details from a former fdny lieutenant coming up. >>> but first this weekend, president biden continuing to slam the so-called maga republicans while touting his recent massive climate spending and tax increase law. watc

i'm jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo.mericans continuing to struggle with red-hot inflation leading to what could be the biggest fed rate hike in more than 40 years next week. i'm asking former white house chief economist kevin hassett and purportedly a manager mark tapper about the impact. in the wake of surging inflation the u.s. army is now suggesting our soldiers go on food stamps, nebraska governor heat ricketts response to this he is one of 22 u.s. governor sounded the alarm against president biden's massive student loan handout. he will tell us why they say this plan is a complete fail. sky high ticket prices, frontier airlines ceo reports airfares for the holidays will be the highest in five years, first here's a look at where the markets ended the week after higher-than-expected inflation numbers triggered the worst selloff in over two years, he was the president's response. >> the stock market does not reflect the state of the economy as you well know. the economy is still strong, and employment is low, job ther

i'm jackie deangeles, in for maria bartiromo.f our kids were severely downgraded during pandemic school shutdowns. the data showing that some of the largest declines were seen in 50 years. av

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. biden's border crisis, the white house claiming the southern border is secure as migrants flood into the united states. biden administration reportedly ready to consider litigation options against republican governors for busing illegal migrants to sanctuary cities. karine jean-pierre saying the gop is using migrants as political ponds. just 53 days ahead of the midterm elections. taking a look at market this is morning, futures are down substantially as you can see the dow down 247. s&p 500 down 36, nasdaq down 134 and change. stocks also finishing in the red yesterday. the s&p and the nasdaq down more than 1% at tech-led selloff with the dow and s&p closing at the lowest levels that we have not seen since mid-july. european markets are mixed as you can see. cac 40 and the dax in the red all warning about risk of recession saying the global economy is now in steepest slowdown that we haven't seen since 1970. raising red flag on worldwide recession. we will talk about this company. fe

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. >> at friday morning, everybody thank you very much for joining us this morning tgif i a maria bartiromo, it is friday september 30 this the final day of september in the third quarter. your top stories right now 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, today a 500 year flood event. those are the words of florida governor ron desantis as one of the worst storms on record, ian now heads to the carolinas this morning the storm has re-strengthened back to a category one hurricane making its way to south carolina right now. officials are confirming ten storm related deaths. hurricane like challenges on wall street, off of the best levels of the morning of the final trading day of the third quarter the third quarter earnings will flow into weeks. the dow industrial 47, the s&p obtained and the nasdaq up 30 after dropping yesterday's sharp selloff across the board. the dow jones and joe's drill was down 4058 points, foreign hopper set the nasdaq 314, that was almost 300% and the s&p 500 gave up 782.1% a week spot was technology at apple's rare downgrade we told you yesterday shane 50 points off of the dow

i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, september 23rd.en looking at a selloff all morning long. we're near the lows of of the morning, ending the week lower on the fed's moves. the federal reserve raised interest rates again. yesterday we saw a decline of 107, the nasdaq was down 153. we are looking at a down week for stocks. the dow, s&p and nasdaq down about 2 and-a-half percent on the week. of course, we are expecting higher interest rates to take the u.s. economy into recession. we're also watching the rail companies today as the rail unions have yet to vote on that tentative deal with management. the dow jones transportation average has been taking a hit as rail stocks come lower. the dow transport average down 25% year-to-date, dow industrials down 18% year-to-date. meanwhile, hurricane fiona passing by bermuda this morning, it's expected to crash into canada over the weekend. cheryl casone with the details, cheryl, good morning. cheryl: this is a heck of a storm, hurricane fiona will trtrack near bermuda. it's not expected to hit t

i'm maria bartiromo. today, bracing for the worst.economic hurricane, a deep recession beginning as soon as next week with the start of the fourth quarter and throughout next year as the federal reserve raises interest rates again and joe biden pleads with the rail unions to degree to a 24% raise and not make things worse by striking. will other union

i'm maria bartiromo. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. americans have had enough of president biden's you attacks on maga republicans, a new poll of shows 62% of americans believe biden's comments about president trump and his supporters increase division in this country. that same poll finding an even higher he proportion of democrats, 73%, believe biden's comments were divisive. but the president does not think his rhetoric hill hurt his party in november in the midterms. >> mr. president, are you going to hold onto the house? >> yes. maria: all right. joining the conversation all morning long this morning is adam johnson, james free pman and monica crowley. great to see ever. monica, your reaction, the speech with the red behind him, that was pretty nuts. >> yeah. there's been some reporting that there were folks in the white house who do not want him to gives this speech for this very reason because it was totally inflammatory. it was a bomb-throwing speech, completely inappropriate for any president of the united states and, frankly,

. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." ria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. the bleeding continues on wall street. stocks slammed in the month of september as recession fears take hold. where to put your money now. and the wrath of ian, with the death toll climbing in florida, the massive storm is now battering the carolinas, leaving widespread flooding and devastation in its

i'm maria bartiromo.an two months until the midterm elections, and the unifier in chief is trying to rally the democrat base with more divisive rhetoric against the gop. one of the highest ranking senate republicans, john thune, responds today. plus, federal reserve chairman jay powell says he's going t

i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, september 23, top stories 8:00 a.m. on the east coast. interest rates moved higher across the world nation largest ceos say recession is the right risk to take jamie dimon on capitol hill. >> most important to avoid stagflation, stagflation is the most damaging to every part of society every industry all income levels, and, therefore, i think important to get hands around inflation quickly as possible. maria: we are taking a look at the economy the a sell-off in stock prices, and the rail unions yet to vote on that tentative deal this morning stocks selling off dow industrials down 344 points s&p down 47, nasdaq down 156 as interest rates soar, following federal reserve 75 basis points hike this week, fifth rate hike third straight 75 basis points move this year stocks down again yesterday, take a look, the dow industrials, down at 4:00 on wall street, by 107 nasdaq down 153 one and a third percent s&p nasdaq hand dow finishing lowest level since june, the dow and nasdaq down about 2.4% this week, it will be a down week, as you can see, t

cheryl: welcome back i am cheryl casone for maria bartiromo.markets ahead of the opening bell less than hour away we are down on futures, dow down 308 s&p down 44 nasdaq down 149, futures falling world bank waiving red flag about a global recession ftse was higher earlier but now negative, as you can see, cac 40 dax as well. some other story we are watching for you this morning a big win for former president trump in his legal team, federal judge rejecting the justice department's bid to delay ruling on pointing a special master to review documents seized in mar-a-lago raided john cannon appointing raymond dearie to oversee evidence completing review no later than november 30, "the wall street journal" reporting that retail company cutting ties due to creative differences citing breach of contract for failing to get designs in stores in 2021, gap plans to reefs numbers stock down more than throw quarters of a percent new car payment record high 743 dollars in august up 1.4% from july. this might shock you a forbes survey finding utah the worst

thanks very much for joining us this morning, i am maria bartiromo.day, september 19 take a look at markets half an hour ahead of the bell looking at triple-digit decline for dow industrials are, dow down 2 6, nasdaq down 102 look ahead to the federal reserve september two-day meeting, kicks off tomorrow, wednesday, we will likely see rate hike announced wednesday. interest rates are higher this morning, the market is bracing for a 75 basis point hike, although 20% of the market is expecting a full 1 point hike to 10-year yield 3.954% 4u7 1/4 basis points. >> have nation rate monthtown month-to-month up just a inch. >> you are not arguing .3 is good news. >> i am not saying good news it was 8.2 before you make it sound like all of a sudden my god went to 8.2%. >> highest inflation rate mr. president in 40 years. >> i got that, but guess where we are, we are in a position where for the last successful months it hasn't spiked just barely has been basically even, and meantime, created all these jobs, and prices have -- gone up come down for energy we red

i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, september 19th at 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. another group of migrant busseses rolling into new york city this morning. we showed you two busses earlier as mayor eric adams is now considering using cruise ships as temporary housing as he once again refuses to go to the border to see the crisis firsthand nor call president biden to make a change. >> governor abbott said he invited you to go to the border to see the situation for yourself. any plans to do that? >> i believe that governor abbott should coordinate with every city that the busses pass through to make sure that they are informed of what he is doing. there are ways to do that without any political ploy. we don't have to stand up on the border to state that the crisis he created is a real crisis. maria: joining the conversation all morning long this morning is dagen mcdowell and mitch roschelle. dagen, i love the way eric adams says that greg abbott created the crisis as if texas has any way of any coordination of the 7,000 people who are showing up in texas every day t

i'm maria bartiromo, wednesday, september 21, top stories 8:00 a.m. interest rates, squeezing stocks futures this morning bouncing, after another sell-off yesterday as market awaits the federal reserve, the fed getting set to announce another aggressive rate hike today at the close of two-day meeting, policy meeting fed is expected to raise rates by another 75

i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for being here.ook at markets this half hour, the dow down 236, nasdaq down 150. stocks are down again as rates spike. the 10 year fr treasury is up an 11 basis oints to a level of 3.846%, this reversed course he yesterday after the bank of england's intervention. stocks were higher across the board, the dow industrials finished 539 points,s nasdaq was up 222 at 4:00 on wall street. the dow had the best day since july 19th. investors saw the bank of england's intervention as potential pivot. traders are betting the rates start to go down next year. the nasdaq up two days in a row. we are looking ahead to the final read on second quarter gdp and jobless claims out in two hours. the gdp is expected to be down six tenths of a percent for the second quarter. americans are head back to the voter to watch the -- to the supreme court to watch the judicial system in action. cheryl with the details. cheryl: the high court confirming for the first time ooh since the covid lockdowns that members of the public w

i'm maria bartiromo and it is friday september 30th, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. today a 500-year flood event, words from florida governor ron desantis as one of the worst storms on record, ian, now heads to the carolinas. the storm strengthening back to a category 1 hurricane making its way to south carolina this morning. officials are confirming at least 10 storm related deaths as rescue missions are underway seeking stranded floridans. meanwhile hurricane-like challenges on wall street on this friday morning. futures are bouncing on this final trading day of third quarter, dow industrials up 165, s&p up 25 and the nasdaq higher by 71. all this following a sharp selloff yesterday. take a look. when all said and done dow jones industrial average sold off 458, 1 and a half percent. nasdaq down 314, almost 3% and the s&p 500 down 78, better than 2% on the session. apple's rare downgrade shading 50 points off the dow as weak demands sparks the company to pull back production of the new 14 device while sending google and microsoft to new 52-week lo

i'm maria bartiromo. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast nbc's meet the press anchor chuck todd claiming that illegal migrants could be the solution for the supply chain crisis, worker shortage and inflation. watch this. >> even before the pandemic migration in the united states had had been slowing, we started the last decade at almost 700,000 migrants coming into this country in 2010. we had hit a peak of just over a million in 2016 when donald trump got elected and dropped down to 247 thanks to the pandemic and you can see the labor force participation rate it's been dropping, prepandemic we were at 63.4, we're sitting at 62.4, one percentage point represents 2.6 million people missing from this workforce. so the point is, these migrants could actually be helping our labor force problem which would help our supply chain which could help inflation. maria: joining the conversation all morning long this morning is todd piro and rob asterino. what do you think of chuck todd's math had. >> first of all, no relation to chuck

let's bring in maria bartiromo.ant to play the quick sound bite from president biden asked about his concerns regarding inflation. watch. >> are you worried about the inflation number? >> no, i'm not. we're talking about 1/10 of 1%. anyway, thank you. >> dana: he went on to say the stock market doesn't necessarily affect the state of economy. that's not what people dealing with inflation are thinking about, maria. >> that's right. good morning, dana and bill. the fact is that the stock market is oftentimes a forward-looking indicator and yes, this week we saw president biden celebrating as the market was crashing. we had the worst sell-off in stocks earlier in this week in more than two years and investors were reacting to the hotter than expected numbers. the consumer price index is up 8.3% year-over-year, very elevated numbers and the reason the federal reserve is focused on raising interest rates. the fed will have its next two-day meeting next week and expect them to raise rates by 75 basis points. it is getting

. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. enough is enough. despite raging ebb nation and -- can inflation and new reports of fraud, democrats are still looking to spend billions more in covid relief provisions. kansas senator roger marshall on the move he just made in the senate to try to stop all the spending. and his response to credit card companies' plans to trac

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i'm maria bartiromo. it is 7:00 a.m.r chuck todd claiming that illegal migrants could be the solution for the supply chain crisis, worker shortage and inflation. watch this. >> even before the pandemic migration in the united states had had been slowing, we started the last decade at almost 700,000 migrants coming into this country in 2010. we had hit a peak of just over a million in 2016 when donald trump go

i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, september 19th.f at the start of trading this morning. investors are focused on the federal reserve, the dow industrials right now down 270, the s&p down 35, and the nasdaq lower by 118. we are looking at another week in the red for markets last week as the worries intensify that the federal reserve is going to raise interest rates by another 75 basis points tomorrow and wednesday and continue this aggressive fight against inflation. the s&p and nasdaq wrapped up the worst week since june last week. the dow was down 4%, but the nasdaq was down 5% and s&p was lower by 4 and three quarters percent last week. the selling continues this morning. meanwhile, president biden declaring that the covid-19 pandemic is over. cheryl casone with the details right now. cheryl. cheryl: maria, good morning. the president making the statement during an interview with 1 scott pelli on last nighs 60 minutes. listen to this. >> the pandemic is over. we still have a problem with covid. we're still doing a lot of work on i

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i'm jackie deangeles, in for maria bartiromo. a shocking new report revealing the reading and math skills of our kids were severely downgraded during pandemic school shutdowns. the data showing that some of the largest declines were seen in 50 years. average scores for 9-year-old students in 2022 declined 5 points in reading, 7 points if in mathmatics compared to 2020, that's the largest average score decline in reading since 1990 and the first ever score decline in math had. had.the white house trying to be former president trump and republicans for the last decline. listen. >> let's step back to where we were not too long ago when the president walked into this administration. how mismanaged the pandemic, the response to the pandemic was. in less than six months our schools went from 46% to open to nearly all of them being opened to full-time. that was the work of this president. in spite of republicans not voting for the american rescue plan. john: joining the conversation all morning long -- jackie: joining the conversation a