. >> to maria bartiromo. >> where are we? are we just about. we're just about ready to land. >> are you worried about. >> a recession? >> maria bartiromo asked. >> you, and. >> you kind of hesitated. >> i'll tell you what. of course you hesitate. who knows? all i know is this. we're going to take in hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs, and we're going to become so rich. you're not going to know where to spend all that money. i'm telling you, you just watch. we're going to have jobs. we're going to have open factories. it's going to be great. and the plane is landing and we got to go. thank you for a lot of good questions. okay. thank you very much, everybody. >> thank you. thank you president.

"maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy we can do all welcome to the program analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo high-stakes showdown in congress over a clean continuing resolution to fund the federal government all the way through september, democrats say the nonstarter with the shutdown deadline looming this upcoming week. house republicans one big beautiful bill facing headwinds. democrats are accusing republicans and making plans to cut medicaid any hearing on thursday the republican budget takes an ax to medicaid it will devastate children and families and people with disabilities. >> there is no way to cut hundreds of billions of dollars in federal medicaid funds without taking healthcare away from millions of americans. >> there willing to grip healthcare away from millions of americans just to reword their billionaire donors. maria: joining be the chairman of the house budget committee texas congressman jodey arrington. thank you for joining us. >> great to

here's a clip of the president on mornings with maria bartiromo. >> time is coming up.s going to happen one way or the other. i hope that iran and i've written him a letter. saying i hope you're going to negotiate. because -- if we have to go in militarily it is going to be a terrible thing for them. >> this morning iran supreme leader ayatollah says iran won't be accepting the demands just last month rejecting prospect of holding talks with the trump administration his comment came days after president trump restored its campaign of maximum pressure in iran to stop it from developing a nuclear weapon. iran's foreign minister maintains they won't negotiate as long as those severe sanctions aren't in place. still some republicans are hopeful that iran and the u.s. can eventually strike an agreement. >> we would love to have a deal with iran that is air title not like barack obama's bill but say what libya did in 2003 when it threw open doors from cold turned over nuclear weapons of mass destruction and want to the get right to the united states. >> a report from the unit

brian: sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joins us now. gt interview with the president. maria: thank you so much. the president was terrific i was really good to see him yesterday in the oval office and he went through his whole strategy and at end the end of the day, the bottom line on tariffs, yes, tariffs are coming. they may be higher than what many of the ceos are comfortable with but the ultimate goal is a message to companies do it here. build it here. it's not going to happen overnight. it takes two, three, even four years to build a factory and to actually manufacture in america. it could be a little more expensive but he wants to get companies creating businesses here, creating jobs here and that's the whole point of this and that's what we're seeing. b.charlie: you asked a great question about the clarity issue. how do you help businesses plan for the future. it's something that's on his mind even in the short-term you don't get as much clarity. maria: president trump knows all about this. he ran a public company. he is a former

we got a lot and women have done a lot for us, this is an honor we have a wonderful woman here maria bartiromonice to have you maria. >> thank you very much mr. president thank you for all that you're doing for women. >> that was an exciting thing in the oval office yet to see how incredible it is when the president lets the press and to ask questions of room gets packed and the drawing questions at him. it is become a daily thing with the president answering questions and signing the executive orders. that's why they call it the most transparent administration. can you imagine if we did not see that once in the last four years before president trump entered the oval office for the second time. >> is amazing to watch and i'm grateful for the words that he said about you they are well-deserved and as women we stand on each other's shoulders as a small-town farm girl it's amazing what you can accomplish here in this country and you are living proof of that. well-deserved and i've stood in the oval office with president trump in 2017 and i will never forget that moment. maria: it's true it's very

"sunday morning futures" anchor, maria bartiromo. happy sunday to you. >> and to you, rach.ffs impact not just canada and mexico, but our bottom line? >> well, look, this is a continuation of president trump's leadership on full display, that smackdown on friday of zelenskyy was a message to all involved not just to zelenskyy, but to europe as well. rachel: yes. >> and he's doubling down on that message to europe this tuesday and the china, mexico and canada this tuesday when we hear and see the tariffs take effect. now, on tuesday you're going to to see 25% tariffs take effect on mexico, canada and on china. you've got an additional 10 coming. so that means 20% tariffs on china. now, in terms of europe, they're going to see tariffs likely on april 2nd, because the president has tasked scott bessent, the treasury secretary, and howard lutnick, the commerce secretary, with studying the effect of reciprocal tariffs. and it is nobody who will understand it better than europe when they see president trump push back on their vat a tax and all of the fighting and attacks on americ

president trump told fox's maria bartiromo that he sent a letter yesterday to iranian supreme leaderini. he is ready to talk about iran's nuclear program. >> i hope you are going to negotiate because it's going to be a lot better for iran. and i think they want to get that letter. the other alternative is we have to do something because you can't let them have a nuclear weapon. >> the united nations report last week found iran has accelerated production of near weapons grade uranium. in his oval office this afternoon, trump stressed his administration needs to address that. >> we're down to final strokes with iran. that's going to be an interesting time. and we'll see what happens. but, we are down to the final moments. >> in 2018, the trump administration withdrew from the obama era nuclear deal and hit iran with severe sanctions. a policy it called maximum pressure. last week the state department announced maximum pressure on iran is back. back and quote as long as energy revenues to financing attacks on allies supporting terrorism around the world or pursuing other destabilizing a

rich: president trump defending his tariffs in an ec clues we've interview with maria bartiromo, catch and jonathan hoenig. ann a describe you're a farmer. and i want to get your take, you do some exporting, on president trump's tariffs and whether you support them. do you. >> yeah. it's just refreshing to have an actual business mogul in the white house who recognizes that we're being unfairly -- we don't have fair trade on a global scale. and a lot of the agricultural commodities that we produce in this country and and my family produces on our farm are exported across, you know, international boundaries. and just to level the the playing field is great news. rich: you know, jonathan, invest investigation -- investors or had a much different reaction to president trump's tariffs. what's the view from investors and overall among, you know, economists in the global economy? >> well, rich, tariffs are a tax. they're a tax paid by americans. and what's probably even more frustrating to markets is the uncertainty over the tariffs. i mean, the president, with all respect, has changed his m

as we saw in the maria bartiromo interview. but republicans have to deal with how constituents are not just doing economically, but feeling economically in their districts. and president trump is wagering a lot on the idea that in the end, he will be rewarded for what he's doing. but in those midterms, it is congressional republicans who will have to face the music, not donald trump. >> that is absolutely right. and a couple of things striking me, alex, is, as margaret was talking there, one, how much does the trump administration have in the back of their head that time frame that really it's really they've got till the midterms to do what they can do. and so how do you try to condense it all into these two years and and and then, you know, how do you how much time will americans give them for this disruption or this whatever they want to call it, where the economy might not only not get better, but might get worse. >> i mean, there. >> are different political incentives. >> for donald trump and for house republicans, house. r

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i think what people like maria bartiromo are trying to address is not how, you know, not not that trump is doing it, but how he's doing it. right. and whether there's too much damage being done as a result of the way he is going about this. >> yeah. and rana, to that point, i mean, it's an old adage, but the markets like stability, they like certainty. they thrive off of that yeah. >> and particularly with something as groundbreaking as the tariff strategy, you really want to do it carefully. you know, i have not been against tariffs i think tariffs on china. i was actually for them in trump when i was for them during the biden administration, because i think that there are certain mercantilist practices that you need to protect against. and i think that tariffs can be one tool in the tool economic toolbox. if you're trying to regrow strategic industries at home. but it's a big, big shift from the way we've done things really in the last 40 years. and so when you're trying to make that kind of shift, you would want to communicate it very carefully, very discreetly to the markets. and yo

. >> maria: i'm maria bartiromo, president trump preponderance setting the stage for massive cuts to the federal work force, directing agencies to submit if plans for consolidation and eliminating unnecessary positions by march 13th. watch. >> we're cutting down government. we're cutting down the size of government. we have to. we're bloated, we're sloppy, and we have a lot of people that aren't doing their job. maria: this as the senate doge caucus says they are just getting started with downsizing the government, meeting with elon musk at the white house this week to streamline plans to eliminate $1 trillion in wasteful spending. but many democrats are still embracing the whine instead of the win. >> what doge is doing is not what efficiency looks like. if not take a meat axe, a blow tour the. , call it what you will and then say we'll retore some of of the things we shouldn't have cut. >> elon musk is dangerous, he's incompetent, he's chaotic and if he's killing programs that we rely on. >> the doge minion that is have been unleashed on the american people are actually stealing ta

maria bartiromo, de fox news.alifico la prorroga de un mes concedida a estos socios comerciales como un pequeno respiro , y cuando se le pregunto si esto traeria una recesion, dijo odiar, predecir cosas asi. >> there is a period of transition because what we're doing is very big. we're bringing wealth back to america. that's a big thing and there are always periods of it takes a little time. it takes a little time. >> en otro momento de la entrevista, el presidente dijo que lo que busca con los aranceles es recuperar las p perdidas que tiene estados unidos frente a las naciones y empresas del mundo. y en medio de esta guerra de aranceles en canada, mark carney ha sido elegido como el nuevo lider del partido liberal de canada. carney, de 59 anos, reemplazara al primer ministro justin tr trudeau luego de su renuncia en enero. el era ex gobernador del banco central y aparecia como favorito despues de que el presidente donald trump amenazo a canada con aranceles. las posibilidades de los liberales de gobernar el pais

now you know secretary of defense, you've got maria bartiromo, kimberly guilfoyle at one point. pipeline from fox to trump world is real. and jesse watters feels left out. >> poor jesse, i mean. >> he's not even getting the interviews. he's not even getting the big interviews with trump anymore. i mean, he you know, he's got like he's losing out to sean hannity and even elon musk sat down with him. >> well, they got tucker back now. >> yeah they got. >> tucker who could just come and be around now. so you know that's how that goes. but i think it shows. again, the man is not building an administration that is set to serve the people. he is building a television show. he selected entertainers, people from tv, people who are propagandists to try and either destroy institutions and replace them with like a trumpified whatever version of whatever we're going to get is, or to simply just keep up the line that he wants to keep up. i mean, if you look at the social media for the real white house account and whatnot, yeah, that is indicative that there is there is a whole lot of fox aff

and but also to your point, laura ingraham, maria bartiromo now on the board of directors, i mean, it'sou would have brought in people from, you know. >> who are the maga artists. >> no, i was i was just going to. no, i was going to say, is that even about the maga artists? i was going to say, you know, you can find people in this country that are respected, but not necessarily on the on the they're not the kid rocks of the world, and they're not like the lee greenwood's of the world. but there are people out there that you could probably find. and he didn't do that. he found, like laura ingraham and. yeah, right. >> like the idea of giving your your allies a signature position, basically a place where you're saying, here's a title and nothing else. enjoy. that's i get it. but to do that to the kennedy center, a place where there are. so there's such a rich history of art, there's such a rich number of people in the country who previously would have been overwhelmed to get the chance to be on the board of the kennedy center, helping direct such a major institution in america's culture.

brian: yeah, the whole conversation and i think maria bartiromo asked great question there is and looke side of the business owners who are trying to deal with this. what about the uncertainty? what i've noticed is the president and treasury secretary scott bessent sent and tahin all said they're gravitating towards theed reciprocal tariff stands stance. that's solve ago lot of problems and look out in the world and see what other people charge us. that'd what we're going to do. that provides clarify about the roaded ahead number one. number two, that could mean in the long term lower tariffs and the other country responding is bringing them down and we need to bring them down. charlie: a reminder of how worse lost they are and the fact that donald trump, this is not just radical for the country but he's also changing the republican party and made the party a p populous party and making it more difficult for them and brian: do you play a lot of monopoly? my dad played a lot and he loved to crush us. we got to sit on the table and the deal was dad's going to now destroy us. charlie: i b

. >>> thank you for joining us this morning, i am maria bartiromo, i hope you are having a good morning it is tuesday, march 4, 8:00 a.m. on the button east coast way kick off with hot topic of the hour, president trump, will address joint session of congress tonight, 9:00 pm eastern, elon musk will attend as trump set to lay out how the doge agency is cutting into government spending, and taking out waste and abuse "fox business" hillary vaughn on capitol hill with more hillary good morning to you. >> good morning, maria, president trump coming to capitol hill with a list of accomplishments the top of that liz president trump will brag about daifrgs department of government efficiency brought the earn people, with savings, at 160 billion so far and counting, just one of the economic achievements president trump will highlight tonight trump will rally republicans behind getting the rest of his economic agenda through this year, it also reconciliation bill that has all of president trump's economic priorities in it. >> work is a doge act the best thing to describe what is happening one b

. >> i was president trump taking on his exclusive interview with maria bartiromo.upreme leader now says he never received the letter and is rejecting nuclear talks. hello, i am mollie line along with miranda devine and joe concha and this is a brand-new hour of the "big weekend show". the white house double down on threats saying president trump said clearly there are two ways iran can be handled. militarily for making a deal. we hope the regime puts people at best interest ahead of terror is the number one state sponsor of terror wreak havoc across the middle east attacking u.s. troops and israeli troops. iran is rejecting plan to remove palestinians from the gaza strip as trump looks to end the war between israel and hamas. what you make of the ayatollah saying he has received a letter? it could be true, the president said although would think it would get there swiftly. >> it's interesting. is the u.s. postal service, who lost the letter? donald trump wrote a book called "the art of the deal" and he's all about making deals letter in the best interest of the uni

i am maria bartiromo.is monday, march 3 it is i 8:02 east coast hope a good monday morning kick off with hot topic of the hour office personnel management sending a fresh e-mail request for federal employees reportedly could become a weekly requirement white house advisory man behind doge elon musk wrote on x, president has made it clear that this is mandatory, for the executive branch anyone working on classified or other sensitive matters is still required to respond, if they assessed email butch simply required work is sensitive my sources giving me exclusive information the federal reserve is not onboard with these doge spending cuts overall agenda this wassem forwarded to the employees at federal reserve last week it reads in part, you may have received an email from opm it does not apply to federal reserve employees you should not consider it to be an offer for you for a buyout or separation from employment, in general, messages sent through this channel should not be understood as conveying thorough

i am maria bartiromo.t is wednesday, march 5, 8:01 east coast we kick off with hot topic of the hour president trump historic address touting administration progress on the economy with a shout-out to elon musk and doge "fox business" hillary vaughn live on capitol hill more federal cuts on the way. >> doge, helping federal government lighten real estate portfolio getting rid of federal blins not used president trump said getting people back to work cutting waste key parts of his inflation fix. >> to combat inflation not only reducing cost of energy but ending flagrant waste of taxpayer dollars ordered all federal works return to office either show up for work in person or be removed from their job. >> trump administration i go stingeled out 443 federal properties they think could be up for sale as government gets downsized gaa posting properties 47 states 80 million square feet saying selling insurance at taxpayer dollars no longer spent on vacant under used federal spaces allows to us reinvest in high qu

here's johnson speaking to maria bartiromo on sunday morning futures. >> we're going to pass a clean cr and get us past fy25 and the exciting thing is fy26 and it's the budgeting to change what is done and incorporate all the extraordinary savings that doge is uncovering through fraud, waste and abuse. reporter: some republicans will be frustrated at thought of passing a clean continuing resolution or cr, saying they don't want to fund programs that doge slashed. we'll see how democrats respond to johnson and it's on republicans to pass a bill with the government triif he can tafanely. >> last i heard -- trifecta. >> the republicans control the house, congress and senate and hope they pass a budget for the working billion and not just the billionaires. >> president trump addressing a joint session of congress and axios say the democrats are divided with how to respond and some members waiting and not going to the speech at all as a form of protest. joey. >> thanks, maddie. and skipping trump's speech isn't the only protest democrats are skipping and federal jocks and funding cuts as

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i am maria bartiromo. it is thursday, march 6, 8:00 a.m. on the east coast kicking off with hot topic of the hour j.d. vance taking a victory lap on border yesterday with visit to eagle pass texas pete hegseth director national tulsi gabbard visiting. >> turns out did not need new laws fancy legislation we just needed a new president of the united states, and thanking god that is exactly what we have, the defense department asked us bring to bear not just troops surveillance not just equipment but planning capabilities that hans what border patrol is already doing. our mission is very clear, our objective keep american people safe. >> last month over 8,000 encounters recorded down from 189 though last february on capitol hill house oversight committee grilling four sanctuary city maifrz on policies >> do you love illegal immigrant illegal aliens. >> i love all. >> how much did you spend. >> we don't ask immigration status. >> you don't ask about, the city of boston has spent on i'm illegals immigration are you out of your mind. >> it is --

maria bartiromo will have an exclusive interview with president trump on sunday morning futures thisnd. here's a preview. >> why did you roll back or put a pause on tariffs till april 2? >> i wanted to help mexico and canada to a certain extent. we're a big, big country and they do a lot of business with us whereas in our case, it's much less significant. we do very little with canada by comparison. and i wanted to help the american car makers till april 26789 april 2, it's all reciprocal. what they charge us, we charge them. stuart: much more where that came from. tune in sunday, 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox. coming up, president trump wants want finish build the entire border wallaby the end of his term. >> the hope is bit end of the term, we build the entire border wall and that's the physical structure of the border wall itself. stuart: can you do it? is it realistic? we'll ask u.s. customs and border senior adviser vitiello coming up. president trump is about to deliver remarks from the oval office and we'll cover it all. much more varney after this. (background sounds) investment

i am maria bartiromo. it is monday march 3. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. howard lutnick confirmed that terrorists will hit tomorrow. however, he opens the door to a lower than 25% tariff on mexico and canada due to the help of the u.s. border. >> how exactly he wants to play with mexico and canada. there are going to be tariffs on tuesday on mexico and canada exactly what they are. we'll leave that for the president and his team to negotiate. maria: , network from secretary howard lutnick on my reciprocal tariffs on europe and india are on the books for april 2. as well as the likely take back of the panama canal soon. all of this as house speaker mike johnson's expect fireworks tuesday never president trump addresses the joint sassoon of congress. the preview and impactor year coming up. markets this morning are higher, the first trading day of a new month, the month of march, dow industrial 95, the nasdaq up 84 in the s&p 500 higher by 18 and a quarter. take a look at markets for the month of february was a rough one for most stocks in february, the dow

we have a wonderful woman here, maria bartiromo. nice to have you. >> thanks very much, mr. president, and thanks for all that you're doing for women. >> she is going to interview me later. maybe i shouldn't do this interview. i should be like biden, not doing any interviews. [laughter] that's great. women, we love you. >> [laughter] we love you too, sir. pres. trump: thank you. >> the second one is a proclamation proclaiming march 2025 as irish-american heritage month in honor of, well, to commemorate, our amazing friendship between america and ireland, and to honor all the irish-americans, and i'm a little bit biased because i'm american and irish. pres. trump: great people. great people. and they voted for me in heavy numbers, so i like them even more. you have to like it, you know. you're not supposed to, but you have to like that. [laughter] so, for the irish-american people, proclamation. thanks. reporter: your envoy, steve witkoff, told us that if hamas does not release hostages, that the u.s. and israel could take some action. what does that mean in your eyes? is tha

i am maria bartiromo wednesday march 5, your top stories right now, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast.ental night in washington is president trump addresses a joint session of congress laying out the world wind of accomplishments already achieved in his second administration, the president outlining the executive action on the border cost cutting by doge multibillion-dollar investments in the united states manufacturing and a promise to balance the budget. trump says reciprocal tariffs are coming on april 2 in the rare-earth minerals with ukraine zelenskyy is getting close the next hour my exclusive interview with the directive of the cia john ratcliffe is here on last night. craig: the breaking news of president broadus and from cia intelligence. futures are trading higher after a couple days of selling, the dow industrial up 232 points and the nasdaq up 151, markets under pressure as trump tariffs have taken effect in canada, china and mexico with all three countries retaliating president trump is countering the jobs data as well the february adp report at 8:15 a.m. eastern we will h

i am maria bartiromo. it is thursday march 6, your top story 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. stocks are plummeting a major selloff underway futures indicated a decline of 400 points on the dow industrial, 200 points on the nasdaq despite a tearoff reprieve yesterday president trump delaying the automobile tariffs on canada and mexico for one month at the request of the three major american automakers but the newly imposed 25% tariffs elsewhere stay in place thus the selloff in stocks. president trump telling tru trudell's efforts to stop fentanyl at the border were not good enough claiming he's extending the trade war just to stay in office vice president jd vance getting a firsthand look of trump southern border this is trump southern border the vp touring the region after the trump administration crackdown as blue city mayors facing capitol hill grilling and washington sanctuary city policies. forgetting it's all even moments futures this morning are pulling back in a big way the dow jones industrial down for just 65 points that's better than 1%, the nasdaq down 300 points

i'm maria bartiromo.oday, the golden age of america comes alive for president trump, fresh off of his address to the joint session of congress and just six weeks in office. the early days of president trump's second term is rallying america with nearly 80% of the country saying they feel inspired after his congressional a address. i joined president trump in the oval office this past week to watch what has become a daily ritual, signing executive orders and taking questions from the press. and in the midst of executing his agenda with lightning speed, president trump welcomed us to the roosevelt room in the white house and took a moment to look ahead to the impact on america. >> we've had a great almost six weeks now, and i hope we can continue to go like that. we're at a very rapid pace. we have to make up for a lot of lost time. the country was very poorly run for four years. you know better than anybody. nobody covered it better than you, frankly. it's an honor to be with so many great people. we have

i am maria bartiromo. friday, march 7 it is 8:01 on oaks kicking off hot topic of the hour a month-long pause on some tariffs on goods from mexico and canada, covered by usmca treaty after call with mexican president clawedian sheinbaum i spoke with president trump in a "fox business" exclusive told me the reasoning behind this because his plans for future action on tariffs. >> you spoke to the president of mexico today talking about tariffs, because even as you are seeing smi. excitement there is some nervousness markets selling off not sure how to view it why did you roll back put a cause into some of the tariffs until april 2, i wanted to help mexico, canada to a certain extent, we are big, big country, and they do a lot of business with us, whereas, in our case much less instant we do very little with canada by comparison. and, i want to help american carmakers until april 2, april 2 reciprocal, what they charge us we charge them, a big deal but what they charge us we charge them. but this is you short

. >> the president was on with maria bartiromo talking about this.spective on the other side. >> he's found hundreds of billions of dollars with the fake contracts, the whole thing is a scam and you find ultimately the money that they sent comes back to a lot of the people that made those deals. what is also done is made people realize how many. he's done a great job and is paying a price for. this is something that is really not good for him and yet he's doing it. buddies opened a lot of eyes. >> chairman doge is obviously in the executive branch but the president has been calling on republicans to make sure a lot of these cuts are permanent and talking about this now continuing resolution that they're trying to push through i believe next week to get to the president's agenda by the end of the year the president put on true social over the weekend he said the house and senate have put together under the circumstances a very good funding bill all republicans should vote please week. we are republicans of the continuing resolution and what happens if

i'm maria bartiromo. thanks so much for joining us., blowout in the oval office as president trump schools ukrainian leader zelenskyy and finally triggers europe to get involved. >> don't tell us what we're going to feel. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel, because you're in no position to kick tate that. you've got to be -- dictate that. you've got to be more thankful because, let me tell you, you don't have the cards. with us, you have the cards. but without us, you don't have any cards. maria: and the president gets ready to deal a new set of cards to europe, mexico, canada and china this week with new tariffs can coming on tuesday. just ahead, u.s. commerce secretary the howard lutnick on president trump's take no prisoners policies. plus, trump finally gets europe to pay attention with new plans now to deal with war in their backyard and deal with a stronger united states. former secretary of state mike pompeo on now the new world order. plus, executing the president's agenda, house speaker mik

thanks so much for joining us this morning, i'm maria bartiromo. it's time for the hot topic of the hour. president trump delivering a historic address to the joint session of congress last night where he laid out his administration's rapid two term achievements with the promise for a better future in america. fox business' white house core correspondent edward lawrence is live at the white house with a recap. >> reporter: this is an amazing speech. president president trump, he talked about the national energy emergency. he believes lowering energy prices will lower all prices for the u.s. listen. >> we have more liquid gold under our feet than any nation on earth and by far and now i fully authorize the most talented team ever assembled to go and get it. it's called drill, baby, drill. >> reporter: at several points democrats disrupted the address in an extraordinary scene, representative al green halted the speech and had to be removed by the sergeant at arms. >> members continue to engage in willful and concerted disruption of proper decorum, t

i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, march 6, 70 7:0n the east coast. the supreme court ruling against the white house in a closely divided decision ordering the white house to unfreeze $2 billion worth of foreign aid to usaid contractors, samuel alito writing i am stunned, today the court makes an unfortunate misstep that rewards an act of judicial hubris and imposes a $2 billion penalty on american taxpayers. peter morocco tasked to dismantle the agency, weighing criminal referrals over waste, fraud and abuse, arguing no one will argue with the nature of foreign assistance. is it the proper role of government to be in the business of philanthropy, if u.s. foreign aid is only reaching 10% of intended target and private sector is reaching the right people 87% of the time this is a fundamental age-old question, an internal memo shows an official saying this, the truth is, the american people have lost faith in foreign assistance. how can we not lose faith in foreign assistance when we saw the crazy things that this money was going to. >> scotus defenders

i am maria bartiromo. tuesday march 4, your top stories, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. tonight the event of the week when president trump addresses the joint session of congress among the presidents talking points, tariffs, the border and the america first agenda after president trump's tariff plan but into effect last night at midnight the 25% tariff on mexico and canada plus additional 10% lobby on china taking not tear off up to 20% on china for the failure to address a fentanyl coming into america. the president putting a pause on all aid to ukraine yesterday after the blowup of the rare earth minerals deal in the heated exchange with ukrainian president zelenskyy in the oval office on friday we are following all of this all morning long and watching for a pack, markets this morning looking to rebound after huge plunge yesterday in the trading session on the tariff plan and worries over the impact on growth this morning the dow industrial down five points, the nasdaq is up one point now it's down one point in the s&p 500 over by four and a half this after a selloff

maria bartiromo is going to have an exclusive interview with our president, donald trump, this sundaynd that will be at 10:00 in the morning. so tune in for that: now, listen to what gavin newsom said. he was on a podcast with charlie kurt who works for iheart. >> brian: gavin newsom is the host. ains gavin newsom's broadcast, forgive me. he is the governor of california. they are talking about fairness in women's sports. is it fair for a trans female to play in women's sports? listen to this. >> you right now should come out and be like, you know what in the young man who is about to win the date championship in the long jump in female sports. >> right. >> that shouldn't happen. you as a governor should step up and say no. >> no i appreciate. >> would you do something like that say no men in women's sports. >> i think it's an issue of fairness. that's easy to call out the unfairness of that. >> lawrence: so gavin values winning more than anything. he will change to win. of the problem that he has not calculated and is he normally a tactician which when it comes to his party. his part

maria: good monday morning i am maria bartiromo. it is monday march 37:00 a.m. on the button, time for the hot topic of hour president trump's crackdown on the border keeps bringing results, the president writing on truth social legal border crossing last month were at the lowest ever recorded, thank you writes the president this comes as the mayor of boston, chicago, denver and new york city all sanctuary cities will face the house oversight committee on wednesday over places they refused to cooperate with ice on the deportation, political rights this the mayors are consulting with advisors hiring lawyers and preparing to redact documents ahead of the grilling with house republicans with the kind of capital hill spectacle that embarrassed three ivy league. enter presidents a year ago over anti-semitism on college campuses. they should be worried, your thoughts. >> i think is pretty extraordinary that the mayors are standing in the way of policy mainly getting criminals out of their cities and their residents applaud. that's what we see the new york city when al

be sure to catch maria bartiromo's exclusive interview with president trump this sunday at 10 a.m.tern time on fox news "sunday morning futures." you don't want to miss that one. now to this story. >> i hope he never has to defend the united states capitol against donald trump supporters. >> the president made a spectacle out of praising a young man who thus far survived pediatric cancer as if the president had something to do with that. howie: coming up we've got why it was a bad week for the liberal media. we'll show you the highlight reel of the worst moment and the president is speaking out against this. also tonight this breaking news. >> you have a right to remain silent. you do not have to open the door. i need a signed order by a judge. not an administrative i.c.e. worker to open your doors. liz: here is the news. dhs secretary kristi noem announced they caught the government workers leaking to the media about wherein america i.c.e. was going to do arrests and deportations. we dig into that one. plus this story tonight. >> who do you think the leader of the democratic party