this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy we can to all.elcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position to for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo, house republicans are zeroing in on president biden connection to his sons foreign influence peddling a potential bribery and the first impeachment inquiry hearing this week. >> used the money of the people that i represent in the fourth district of ohio to help his family and anyone with a brain can see that that's why the chairman wants the bank records and that's what were doing and impeachment inquiry cannot get plainer and simpler than that. he gets the request and calls his dad and his dad calls the audible and uses his money to leverage the change. anyone with common sense can see it. maria: house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan making the case and now house oversight committee james comer has formally issued new subpoenas for the personal and business bank records of both hunter biden and his uncle james biden read he's calling this the next step in the investi

i'm maria bartiromo. republicans moving forward with their impeachment inquiry into president biden and his business deals with his son hunter. the first hearing is set for next thursday. >> hunter biden has always been very involved in the government, and that's something that joe biden's lied about continuously, the press corps continued to take joe biden's word on that when there's overwhelming evidence that hunter was involved in lots of different policy decisions, and he was selling the brand. now we're moving, and you'll see this next week, towards the bidens' personal bank account. maria: and that's oversight committee chairman james comer. he now reportedly has received access to 14 e-mails concerning then-vice president joe biden from the national archives. meanwhile, a new poll shows half of american voters, 48%, believe president biden definitely or probably broke the law in regards to his son's business deals. the number is even higher among registered independents. joining me right now is sen

. >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend allto the program that analyzes the week that was in position to for the week ahead i am maria bartiromo. hunter biden indicted on gun charges as house oversight committee chairman james kromer ramps up the impeachment inquiry against president biden targeting hunter in james biden's personal and bank records also planning for a first hearing sometime later this month democrats are still denying president biden had any connection to his son's shady business deals. >> this impeachment effort is a political effort there is no evidence to back it up. >> there is 0 evidence of any malfeasance on part of president joe biden. >> president biden did not do anything wrong. >> is a three ring circus, ring one shut down the government, ring two impeach positive biden. ring three, gm your extreme right wing ideology down the throats of american people. maria: house freedom caucus chairman and the member of the house oversight committee congressman scott perry. thank you for joining us. >> great to s

i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo. the clock is ticking for hunter biden as a special counsel david weiss is expected to indict the president son on gun charges by the end of the month according to a new court filing. charges that could land him in prison for up to ten years. hunter biden's attorney is pushing back saying his client has been investigated for years and the only thing that has changed are the politics. >> they know everything they know about the gun possession. hunter had a gun for 11 days, it was never loaded it was never used, there has never been a standalone gun charge brought by this office ever so what changed, not the facts, not the law but we've seen over the last six weeks, the politics have certainly influence the outcome be one as house oversight committee chairman jane james comer is unrestricted access for archived records involving communications between then vice president joe biden's office and hunter biden's business associates. >> we know that hunter biden was communicating and we belie

i'm maria bartiromo. this morning live from the u.s.hutdown as congressional leaders try to negotiate a bridge to a budget, a continuing resolution which keeps current spending levels for about a month until agreements on cuts can be made. all of this as an impeachment inquiry is underway against president biden into potential high crimes and misdemeanors such a

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this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: analyzing the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. racing against the clock to fund the government against the september 3 deadline in a looming threat of a shutdown. some house conservatives in the freedom caucus embracing the opportunity of stalemate by the end of the month. ringing the government to a screeching halt is better than allowing the country continue with rampant spending. house committee kevin mccarthy and chairman james komar said it would stall probes into hunter biden and impeachment into president biden. >> investigation and everything else. interfering with our investigation, any excuse the biden administration can give not to be transparent with the house oversight committee they will take that. cheryl: joining me now is congressman russell fry. before we get to that, congressman, you represent part of the south carolina coast. how are recovery efforts going after hurricane idalia and are you satisfied with the federal response you have s

i am maria bartiromo wednesday september 20, your top stories, 6:00 a.m. today expected upon features are indicated again at the start of trading ahead of the federal reserve to keep rates steady as investors watch for jay powell's press conference afterwards and how he sees inflation and the economic growth story, will he shape a narrative of hiring at year-end. were watching and anticipating and investors are waiting the upcoming vote in the house to keep the government funded through september 30 and avoid a government shutdown the boat expected tomorrow, check the price of oil as stocks are higher oil prices are pulling back after hitting a ten month high yesterday. european markets look like this, the eurozone the degree in international leaders in new york, the s&p 100, cat cron and dax index higher, markets in asia lower. president biden got the united nations general assembly yesterday with no mention of the record flow of the illegal crossing at the southern border. the national security threat that they represent even democrats are questioning bi

i am maria bartiromo friday september 22. your top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. countdown to a shutdown throwing in the towel. congress going home without a vote on government funding. speaker mccarthy sending members home for the jewish holiday after dissident republicans once again derailed plans to vote on the defense bill. one of 11 bills needed to fund the government passed september 30. markets are fractionally higher as lawmakers have a six working days left to agree on a continuing resolution to fund government or face the shutdown. european markets look like this unmixed showing in the eurozone with s&p 100 higher by 45 in the cat crown lower by 30 in the dax index lower by 17. in asia overnight and make story take a look at the agent and embassies and the bank of japan maintaining the ultra loose policy. the average down about half 8%. at the border a staggering 10000 illegal crossings in one day, the biden administration flies 200,000 migrants directly to american cities when pressed on the biden administration keeping the border wide open. the white h

cheryl: good morning i am cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo.t is wednesday september 6, your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. today features are to the downside. a big piece of the story you are seeing on your screen is the oil market. were watching was happening in oil, it is pulling back as russia and saudi arabia extend their supply cuts until the end of the year. yields on the two-year and the ten year also climbing for the second day and a row. what you need to know, that is coming up. taking a look at european markets right now, as you can see we have a few things going on in the european markets. they are on the reds, cac 40 is down, the taxes lower, not to each overnight. a mixed bag chinese real estate giant evergrande stock jumping 70% after developer country gardens managed to avoid default over there. as you can see a mixed story but the shanghai are actually in the green. here at home democrats are voicing concerns about president biden's electability as he faces criticism on the economy and worries about his age. new accusations

i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, september 29. 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. time for the hot topic of the hour. gop presidential candidate nikki haley called out the biden administration for making the united states more dependent on china, she said so during the second primary debate wednesday. watch this. >> you have a company, u.s. antibiotics that produces a pox amoxicillin and there's a company in bristol, tennessee that produces that yet our federal government only gets it from china. we need to focus on companies that produce in america and supporting those companies that produce in america. not companies that are helping china. maria: so the u.s. importing nearly $7 billion worth of drugs from china in 2022. that number is up from $820 million just a year earlier, 2021. the surge reportedly being driven by chemotherapy drugs and cardiovascular drugs as well as infection drugs that haley mentioned. remember during covid we saw the chinese media, state media, come out with a tweet saying well, the united states needs the active ingredients from china an

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it's tuesday, september 5th. 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. it's time for the hot topic of the hour. new wall street journal poll finding 73% of voters consider president biden too old to run for president. just 47% of voters say the same of former president trump. this is the same poll that's revealing that biden and trump are tied in a potential rematch if the 2024 presidential election was held today. a lot of this dozen tear on the -- does center on the economy in particular and bad ratings -- when it comes to the economy. and he's been selling bidenomics and according to the poll numbers the american voter is not buying that. >> they're not buying it. they don't so much view biden as being too old. i think it's a case of being too senile, too incompetent, too dim-witted, this is weighing against him. on the other hand, trump has his wits about him, he's lively, he can make it point quite clearly, whether you like it or not so there's a vast difference. the economy, people are unhap

i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, september 27. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. time for the hot topic of the hour. seven candidates squaring off tonight in the second gop presidential debate. madison alworth is live from the reagan presidential library in california. >> reporter: good morning. it is debate day in simi valley at the ronald reagan presidential library, in just 14 hours, seven gop candidates will take the stage and a make their pitch to the american public why they should be the next republican nominee for president. let's take a look at the lineup. we're looking at seven candidates on that stage. one less than the debate a month ago. asa hutchinson, not qualifying, doug bergham the last to qualify the last week. desantis is in the center of the stage, polling the highest. ram.when you look at the indivil candidates, ron desantis like i said in the center because he still is polling the highest out of this group. his numbers have been sliding since the last time we saw him on the debate stage. his campaign looking to regain momentum here tonight. n

maria: good tuesday morning everyone thank you for joining us i am maria bartiromo.uesday september 19. your top stories. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. today the kickoff to the federal reserve meeting, the markets are higher as investors expect the fed to hold rates steady at the two-day policy meeting beginning this morning as negotiations continue on capitol hill, the dow industrial 40 points, the nasdaq up 20 points, lawmakers trying to bring a continuing resolution to the floor for a vote possibly this thursday to keep the government funded by september 30. lawmakers have seven working days to avert a government shutdown by the end of the month as the national debt surpasses $33 trillion for the first time in history. oil prices also a factor as united auto workers strike stretches into a fifth day with the uaw threatening to widen the strike if progress is not made on better wages and benefits, the price of oil today up a dollar a barrel, 1% higher at $92.50 a barrel on crude oil. european markets are mixed, take a look at the eurozone as a p100 and landed entire

great weekend, tomi lahren, john lonski, thank you for being here i will see you tonight and maria bartiromocompany" exit off. stuart: good morning maria and good morning, everyone get ready for an extension of the auto workers strike all the signs are more factories will be struck at noon today. it may be a long strike the uaw message linked to the detroi

i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, september 22, just before 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. time for the hot topic of the hour. another day, another gaffe for president biden. watch this one. >> feed the hungry, care for the sick, welcome strangers. the echo of what my dad taught me and i mean this sincerely. my dad would say everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity and success. the black caucus expresses all those values. maria: he was speaking to the congressional hispanic caucus yesterday. the white house transcript from yesterday shows biden giving a speech at a biden event where he said the exact same story minutes apart, nearly word for word. we all know that this is something that happens, not just because you're older, it's actually a mental capacity issue. >> yes. absolutely. joe biden is not fit to serve as the leader of this great country, the commander in chief of our military and the leader of the free world. he makes near daily gaffes. he literally makes up fantasy land stories based on lies about his life and of course the mainstream legacy media doesn'

i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it is friday, september 1st. 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. it's time for the hot topic of the hour. former president donald trump claiming he might participate in future gop primary debates. after all, listen. >> do you anticipate at some point jumping into the debates? >> i might. i mean, you know, it's possible. i like debating. i guess i won because of the debates. so i might. but at this moment i'm leading by so much that it seems to be foolish to do. cheryl: interesting, joe. well, well, well. little bit of change. some of his poll numbers did go down because he missed the fox news debate. so there's something there, possibly. >> i hope the first one he joins is the fox business debate. cheryl: come on down. >> as an american, i want to see him in the debate. as a political strategist, i can't say i disagree with the strategy. i mean, yes, he's going to take maybe a little bit of hit but what we didn't see in that first debate was a gang-up on donald trump. that would have been the logical conclusion that one might hav

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo.k city students are heading back to the classroom for their first day of school today but the influx of migrant children is complicating tha

i'm in for maria bartiromo. it's time for the hot topic of the hour.olvement in his son hunter's business dealings in ukraine and in china. 38% think he had no involvement. and then that same poll he reveals 55% of americans say president biden has acted inappropriately in the investigation into hunter's taxes. lobbying and possibly money laundering. what's interesting about this, the gun charges i know came up this week

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it's thursday, september 7th. 7:00 a.m. eastern time. it is time for the hot topic of the hour. new york city students are heading back to the classroom for their first day of school today but the influx of migrant children is complicating that process. fox business' madison alworth is live in staten island, new york with more. madison. >> reporter: good morning, cheryl. a very exciting day for students across new york city. it is the first day of school, it's also the first day of school for thousands of asylum seekers currently residing in new york city. mayor eric adams making a stark warning of the situation, being very clear just how out-of-hand it's gotten. take a listen. >> this issue will destroy new york city. we're getting 10,000 migrants a month. >> reporter: the big concern this school year is the overwhelming amount of students in the system. last year, around 19,000 students were in the school system and a eligible. this year it's unclear exactly how many migrants will b

here to react, sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo. you saw the report from griff.cal liability. when we've also shown the numbers, maria, of donald trump up 52 to 42 in that poll, a 10 point lead right now. maria: that's right, pete. good morning to you. trump continues to surge ahead of the election because everybody knows that his policies worked. and the democrats and the media, they do not want to admit it but the fact is, that under donald trump border crossings were at a 20-year low. we are now at a 40-year high. what took place this week in el paso as well as eagle pass was truly extraordinary. i don't know if you have pictures from wednesday and thursday, pete, but on thursday you had 10,000 migrants coming in, getting encountered in a single day. 10,000 in a single day. for the last several years, we've been averaging 6, 7, 8,000 a day. we are back up to the highs of 10,000 a day. it's absolutely extraordinary and incredibly shameful that the administration and the legacy media will not admit what's taking place. this if anything looks like an invasion at

i am maria bartiromo thursday september 21, the top stories, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast.igher for longer, the message of the federal reserve as the fed announced a positive rate raising campaign for the september meeting but indicated it will keep policy tighter for much of next year. rates will stay higher for longer than expected, this is house republicans try to work through a stalemate over the short-term funding bills. speaker kevin mccarthy planing to bring the defense bill to the floor tonight for about and also trying to sway a handful of conservatives to agree to a short-term cr to keep the government funded past the end of the month even as they threaten a motion to vacate the speaker. european markets in the red look at the stocks in europe down fractionally across the board. the bank of england making the re-decision today at 7:00 a.m. eastern. this was central bank leaving them unchanged in the five straight rate hikes that we sing their, and asia overnight got across the board, down across-the-board and asia, back in washington sparks are flying on capitol h

i'm in for maria bartiromo. it's time for the hot topic of the hour. a new cnn poll is finding 61% of americans believe then vice president joe biden had some involvement in his son hunter's business dealings in ukraine and in china. 38% think he had no involvement. and then that same poll he reveals 55% of americans say president biden has acted inappropriately in the investigation into hunter's taxes. lobbying and possibly money laundering. what's interesting about this, the gun charges i know came up this week with david weiss and we're expecting hunter biden to get hit at the end of the month on the gun charge. the tax charge, let's remind everybody he evaded apparently $2.2 million in taxes on 8.3 million in foreign income. if was anybody here at the table, we would be crushed by the irs and we would already be in jail. >> the problem is, that was dropped. here we are in a situation where they go after the gun stuff which does not implicate joe biden when we all well know if you did the paper trail that an investigator should have done, you know,

i'm maria bartiromo. i'm is tuesday, septemb september 19th, it is 7:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. time for the hot topic of the hour. peggy newnan is out with a new piece on how president biden cannot resist the river of power, she writes, she says on insisting on running biden is making a historical mistake, second terms ares disaster sites, he isn't up to it. it will cloud what supporters believe is a fine legacy and allow the kamala harris problem to fester and grow. it's interesting to see the mainstream media finally get this, doug. your thoughts, doug collins. >> it's interesting. i'm really concerned about her worrying about joe biden's actual legacy which i thought was really interesting. the bigger part is, they're struggling right now to realize they have nothing past joe biden. i think at this point in time they realize the vice president is not a viable option. nobody else is stepping forward. they're sort of in a stuck position with joe biden and multiple things that are coming on. however, the one thing we were talking about this off

cheryl: and good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it's tuesday, september 12, 7:0. a review of recent polls by the wall street journal is finding that voters are feeling better about the economy. but few are giving credit to president biden. one poll finds a small increase in people who view the economy as excellent or good now compared to december of 2022. but the same poll reveals 59% of voters still disapprove of how biden is handling the economy. and you know what, todd, david malpaz writes about the economy, it's a great piece and maria will be speaking with him tomorrow on the show. he talks about government sp spending led to inflation, that hurt the consumer. we're getting more inflation data tomorrow. the american consumer/voter does not feel good about what's happening around their kitchen table. >> and they blame biden based upon those numbers, as they should. because when you look at the inflationary pressures that we've been under for the last three years, what does that track with? oh, yes, that tracks with the entire b

i am maria bartiromo thursday september 14, your top stories, 6:00 a.m.e east coast, today's sticker shock oil and gas undermining growth, futures higher than the last in the future price index and retail sales numbers this morning both out at 8:30 a.m. eastern, the latest window into the pressure on consumers today. a looming strike from the united auto workers, will it cause creeks and the supply chain once again. european markets look like this, take a look at the euros on with the central-bank rate decision this morning at 8:15 a.m. eastern two days ahead of the federal reserve, and asia overnight better than wanted at their present overnight back in the u.s. the white house is evading the question of potential impeachment as the media takes the q to scrutinize the republican-led inquiry top committee leaders laid out their case against nobody today joined in the conversation strategic wealth partners ceo mark tepper portman square group mike baker in the right stuff found her john mcafee, morning to maria is live right now. ♪. maria: it is time for t

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i'm maria bartiromo. today, dysfunction and stupidity.nment shutdown is looming one week from today as a group of conservative lawmakers blow up republican chances to fund the government at a time that americans are hurting from the impact of the biden administration's terrible policies where pictures expose an invasion underway at the u.s. southern border. sky high inflation bankrupting families and businesses and corruption is in plain sight. republican disrupters are trying the stop funding the government, take down the speak speakerover the house and destroy the victories republicans have had in reversing this bad policy. now the house gears up to the vote on four appropriations bills this upcoming week to partially fund the government just days before the funding deadline. coming up, house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan on the budget battle and if what it means for current leadership. plus, will chuck schumer and the democrats beat the republicans to the punch this week with their own continuing resolution? senator mike lee

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