maria: very disturbing. >> really debt detrimental. a: dagen, jump in. >> the state set up this state that with the insolvencies in the last year or so there were six so homeowners that lost their policies have wound up in a pool that is supported by the state of florida. but, caroline, the bigger picture is that's traditional property insurance is the flood insurance. so in the last year or so that the percentage of homes covered by flood policies is down from five years ago so people who don't have flood insurance, whose homes were damaged by floods from this storm will require a ballout from the federal government. >> yeah, that's unfortunately probably going to be the case, and i can also say on citizens, the state backed insurer, that's who my homeowners insurance is through and we could not find anyone else to cover our home. we don't live in a -- we're not on the coast or in a floodplain and it's become a huge problem and we've got over 1 million policies in that state backed system and the flood insurance piece is a separate iss

maria: thanks very much for being here we are watching, so watch surviving a superstorm lessons of sandy download the app stream live 10 pm eastern next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. . >> good morning, thanks very much for being here. i am maria bartiromo, thursday, october 27, war on woke capitalism number of americans taking a stand against left ideological agenda kelly o'grady joins is. >> woke trend taking hold in corporate america you've got companies like coca-cola american express ratio justice training disney he consumer facing changes doubled down on criticism of florida parents right bill in response to being active disney, ceo, are shared a quote i think disney is a company survived for 100 years catering to audience going to survive next hundred degreed years catering to audience this ideology is coming from a majority of consumers many fans push back disney lost magic professing won't visit theme partials again, we are seeing this across the board lawsuits at american express calls for companies to stop straying into that space even former ceo lvivi strauss cl

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>> good morning, maria. veryy and in 14 days we are going to take back this seat and first time in 32 years but it's going to be the rebirth of that new england republican. we don't have a single seat in the house right now and in 14 days we are going to lead this rebirth right here in little rhode island. the epicenter of where we're going to start the red wave across the country. it's critically important. our campaign is out there, listening to people, listening to the sad stories, how they're worried about how they're going to feed their families, how they're going to heat their homes because of the failed policies of our current president and the failed policies that's being doubled down by speaker nancy pelosi and this congress. we've got plans to rein in spending and that's what we're going to do. maria: well, you just saw the polls. you are leading 45% as your opponent trails at 37%. you told the wall street journal that you consider yourself a moderate republican. tell us what your priorities are and why

the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. thanks very much for joining tusthis morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, october 18th. 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. the department of homeland security calling on volunteers from the entire u.s. government to help with the crisis at the southern border. this as one of president biden's top border officials is accused of sleeping on the job, literally. politico is reporting six cbp staffers have seen commissioner chris magnus fall asleep during meetings, blaming multiple sclerosis as the white house is calling him a key part of their team. watch. >> we're securing the border, taking thousands of smugglers off the streets, installing new technologies and making historic investments in the department of homeland security and commissioner magnus plays a keel role in all of this -- key role in all of this. maria: meanwhile, texas governor greg abbott launched the one pill kill campaign to take on the fentanyl crisis and the editorial board warning against a bill that allows noncitizens to vot

people are very, very concerned about their safety. maria: all of this as china is rising. an, thanks very much. claudia tenney this morning in new york. >> thank you. maria: up next, now it is xi jinping's world. the newly-minted dictator for life takes out his predecessor, literally. hu jintao escorted out of the people's congress against his own will. congressman michael waltz is here on what an empowered xi jinping means for america and a potentially compromised presidentment that's next. ♪ ♪ with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. hey mom, can i go play video games? sure, after homework. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. what's the wifi password again? here you go. cool. thanks. no problem. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under control. because i do. oh she is good. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. maria: welcome back. well, the chinese communist party concluded its people's congress yesterday where shi xi jinping was granted an

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maria: thanks very much. john days vies. o donate for hurricane ian relief efforts, visit redcross.org/fox. stay right there. the next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. and good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, october 5th. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast of. america's crime crisis not just affecting major cities, a breakdown of fbi crime data shows alaska has the highest violent crime rate in the nation with more had than 837 vie rent crimes committed -- violent crimes committed per 100,000 people, including murder, rape and other crimes. also topping the list, new mexico, tennessee, arkansas and louisiana. new york man was killed while visiting his son at college,

thank you very much maria thank you very much. ria is not a bribe, well, sweets for tea, champagne for the holiday. please, please. thank you, how is he? you will say everything is fine anymore. excuse me , i can’t say anything in a closed laboratory. but you , as a specialist, what can you say about him daria ? i heard he became almost a psychic. can only see the future or the past too? so well, what, perhaps for today? and enough, honestly, the results, of course. very depressing feeling that you do not have any extraordinary abilities at all, or you have them, but for some reason you are hiding nothing from us to hide the conduct i had, but i do not know how to control. this is maksimov put aside and where did they go? they said, we're done no, prokhorov, i haven't let you go yet, you know what, let's go, i'll give you one more shot. i was already injected with this other drug. he will stimulate you, though there may be side effects. very short and not strong headaches. hold on, come here. prokhorov come here. come on, come on,

maria, that's a problem for both of them. it's a very divided party right now. maria: this is very excellent analysis, hillary. thank you for that. i want to get your take on what congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez from new york said. she's praising the u.k. parliamentary system over the weekend, writing in part i respect that your parliamentary system seems to afford a greater level of independence an accountability than the u.s., adding the u.s. political system makes it extremely difficult to hold one's own party leadership accountable. your thoughts? >> well, maria, don't make me take sides, please. we have a special relationship. i'm a british american. seriously, let's go back to what dagen said in the previous segment. we have a bobblehead in the white house, maybe aoc is correct because we could get him out. we could have ousted him after the debacle in afghanistan, we could oust him as he releases critical strategic petroleum reserves that are part of our national defense. that's why it's called strategic. we could get rid of him. i would say both po

maria: welcome back. good monday morning thanks very much for being here this morning. o, it monday, october 10 headlines that we are watching valera hitting back california energy commission accused of oil ceos of price-gouging cheryl casone with details. cheryl: maria, good morning again valero responding to accusations saying in part quote this, california policymakers, have not only adopted capitol hills excessive intent of eliminating refinery sector adding costs in the form of taxes regular straightens adversely impact refiners ultimately will be passed to california consumers the second highest gas tax in the country today's average 6.33, dollar 3 over enable average, get this governor gavin newsom talking about a lev session in december wants to increase taxes on greedy oil and gas spry companies, yeah? all right, cofounder phil sxhooit donating a million dollars to organ gop gubernatorial campaign shifting from, she said she would increase ad spending up against former speaker of oregon house of representatives, closely watched race out there, big action on grid

maria, that's a problem for both of them. it's a very divided party right now. thank you for that. i want to get your take on what congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez from new york said. she's praising the u.k. parliamentary system over the weekend, writing in part i respect that your parliamentary system seems to afford a greater level of independence an accountability than the u.s., adding the u.s. political system makes it extremely difficult to hold one's own party leadership accountable. your thoughts? >> well, maria, don't make me take sides, please. we have a special relationship. i'm a british american. seriously, let's go back to what dagen said in

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anna, thank you very much, good to see you this morning. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. and good friday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. tgif. i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, october 21st. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. mass transit systems in america's major cities becoming too dangerous to use, in d.c. disturbing new video shows a group of teens viciously assaulting a woman, throwing her off a city bus. the woman says the group attacked her after she asked them to stop using foul language. when a woman and a young child boarded. meanwhile, new york city mayor eric adams looks for anybody to blame for the surge in crime on city subways, now he's pointing the finger at mental health issues and the media. adams dismissing the increase of violent attacks in the city, calling it nothing more than a narrative portrayed by the media. but new statistics say otherwise. this is from the nypd, they show transit crime jumped 41% from a year earlier. joining the conversation all morning long is niles gardner and rob astorin

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maria: thank you very much for joining in on all of that. thank you, the next hour of mornings with maria begins right now. and we are just 22 days from midterm elections and fox news poll giving us idea, republicans given the advantage on issues like border security, crime, inflation, foreign policy but voters are also giving democrats the information on climate change, health care and abortion. joining the conversation all morning long is liz peek and nancy tengler. liz, they may talk about these issues, climate change, abortion but it certainly is not the lead issue in terms of what's most important and impactful to voters. >> inflation, is how they buy food at the grocery store and, yes, secondarily crime and thankfully for republicans they lead on those issues and the amazing thing that the biden administration's answers on those issues are basically silence on inflation. we have the inflation reduction act which is not an inflation reduction act and only president biden appears to think that it is and we have people like presidepetebutt

maria" begins right now. and good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks very much for being here this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, october 19th. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. house speaker nancy pelosi dismissing new polling that the economy and crime are the top issues heading into the midterm elections. watch this. >> first of all, let me say that i think that much of what you've said i don't agree with, that is to say the new york times poll i think is an outlier poll, you cite one poll but all the other polls. >> it's also the real clear politics average is showing similar issues. >> it wasn't that big a sample. i dismiss that. since congress adjourned i've been in an average of five states. maria: this as california families watch two thieves ransack their orange county home on their nest security camera. they they were out at dinner watching their house get ransacked on the cameras. meanwhile, over in la, a 24-year-old woman is recovering this morning from a traumatic brain injury after a homeless man stabbed her in the head with a pair of gardening sheers in an unp

maria: dr. oz, we'll be watching all of this. thanks veryrning. >> that care, maria. maria: real quick, market is rallying on the report out of the u.k. that they will do a u-turn on the tax cut plan. look where we are, highs of the morning, dow industrials up 286. we'll be right back. you'll always remember buying your first car. and buying your starter home. or whatever this is. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip co

maria: i was very taken back, struck by these reports that there is a cpp, communist party police inrica and they claim that they have to have their own police and they can track crimes by chinese-american. we have our own law enforcement america, why has the ccp been able to put police stations in our country? >> i have seen that reporting also maria they should have police stations or they should be doing law enforcement here, of course that is nonsense. you will remember we had a huge spy operation being conducted by the chinese communist party when we were in office we close the chinese consulate in houston, texas when they were operating out of this effort of the chinese communist party to influence people inside of the united states, that is something that we talked about an awful lot. this is inside the gates the telling american citizens of chinese heritage and family, be careful we know where your family is this is exactly what communist parties do we should not permit that to be happening inside of our country we have to protect every american. maria: that is exactly what y

even come close to, you know, to even start -- maria: yeah. >> -- recovering while we are, while we're hurting across this country. so this is bad. bad, veryly, what about that on the money in terms of mitch mcconnell's supportsome tell me about your opponent. lisa more cow can sky has often been that deciding vote on important legislation -- murkowski. >> that's right. in our race it's the power players of d.c. versus the people of alaska, and i think you're hearing that from the general too. that might be the race across all of america. murkowski is often the tie-breaking vote that just helps the establishment. she votes 80% of the time with joe biden. and when the mcconnell money pledge came in, she said to mcconnell, you've always been there for me, mitch, i'll be there for you. it is a disgusting exchange of favors by the establishment at the expense of the people of alaska, and that's what we're rising together to say you can't buy our senate seat for your partisan interests when you don't care about our future. so we're happy to have support from across america, but it has been a fight, maria. it has been more campaign dark money fr

maria: that's the key. it has all of the information to do that. john, thank you very much. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now and we are kicking off with breaking news. good morning, thanks very much for being here. i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, october 20th. it is 7: 7:01 on the east coast. american airlines hitting the tape on earnings. cheryl casone with the numbers. cheryl: there's a lot of chatter they were going to miss and they actually beat on earnings per share, maria. they came in at 69-cents on eps. the estimate was only for 56-cents. so i don't know if ai would have told you that but that's what the numb the better came in with, $13.46 billion for revenue, the estimate was for 13.41 billion. this is about 53% jump year over year on the revenue side of the business. and it's even getting more interesting here. now they're talking about the fourth quarter, they're upping their guidance for the fourth quarter now, giving us a share view of 22-cents for the fourth quarter. so again, they're talking more positive about that. they're also sa

maria, thanks very much for joining us. now. what can you tell us? what exactly is different about the potential use of nuclear weapons in this revised us? defense strategy is actually not that different because the u. s. is new defense strategy, in fact, does not rule out the use of nuclear weapons against non nuclear threats. it has been tamed. a controversial 1st strike policy that biden earlier suggested wouldn't be needed at a more. so apparently the u. s. president has changed his mind and pentagons new strategy. in fact, looks very similar to what i used to be under trump administration. interesting that the publication of this new strategy was expected. 6 months ago. it was postponed and we only saw it now published exactly after weimer putting speaking at val di, discussion club earlier and thursday explicitly said no to using nuclear weapons. this is what library pollutant had to say which you when you go, then you go and we have never said anything about the possible use of nuclear weapons by russia, but only hinted at statements made by t

that's why right now, it was a very it was a shock for everyone it think maria, so check that in here. actually. thank you very much, maria. thank you. ok roodick. there is a member of your current in parliament of the leader of the opposition. the voice party and earlier i also message, she thinks russia wants to send with the fresh strikes. the message is a despair. when the grimy and breeze was destroyed and it was illegally builds, military objects was used to deliver their deliver supply. the russian army, the decide to, to attack you bring an interest structure to really in the interest structure and to kill ukrainians whenever they are. this is a message is intended to internal auditory in russia were put in and saying that no attack when the russia will go unpunished. but it also shows that there is nothing else that you can do. and for us in ukraine, we only stay stronger, and it only allows us to say, give us more weapons, give us protection so we can still direction this house, give us an ability to defend ourselves because you see what is going on today to turn a drug is a

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maria: great advice grady thanks very much grady trimble at o'hare international next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. . good monday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning i am maria bartiromo. it is 8:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast, kanye ye best expanding into digital stage planning to acquire popular search media site social media company parler joining me for a fox business exclusive with more on this breaking news, is parliamentarian ceo george many farmer thanks for being here. good morning good to be with you -- >> is this selling to kanye west? >> the problem in technology, parler asset is being sold to kanye west tell me why you made this decision i know that you reorganized the company, created give your take why kanye west will dwhier what this does for parler a. >> a couple things to be said first parler, needs ye in many case needs brand to expand i think ye is very interested in expanding his social media presence, what motivated for him, from other social media platforms banning, we have seen, instagram twitter closing down his account

maria: very dangerous what you are saying you did a great job at the un pushing back against the adversaries well as russia and this week joe biden talked about so-called armageddon, we had mike turner on this program a week ago the ranking member of the house intelligence committee and he said we need to believe russia's counting of the world with a nuclear weapon here is this from last week. >> this administration needs to step up its game on missile defense we have assets in europe and we need to engage them so they can provide protection to allies including ukraine and other missile-defense assets into the area so were not just a casual observer but if putin makes good on these threats and we see a catastrophic use of weapons of mass distraction. maria: this week that look like biden tried to take it serious saying were as close to armageddon as we have ever been, joe biden the president said at a democrat fundraiser, your thoughts on where we are in do you worry about the nuclear threat? >> first of all what he said on every level is irresponsible regardless of the situation you ever sc

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well, this is very bad, ms. maria.k, and a few days ago, everyone was waiting for the speech of the secretary general of nato and jenson stoltenberg, even in the ukrainian public, in particular on facebook, which i like to read , they talked about what we should wait for this evening because yanstoutenberg has to say something very important, i confess, i behaved because i thought that he would say something about ukraine's accession to nato, and just before that, the office of the president of ukraine said that we are somehow submitting a new application for accession to nato, and i thought to myself, maybe they will take us without the pdc, maybe in an accelerated way, in some way, because, for example, sweden and finland . everyone has a chance, he says countries obviously have a chance, because the doors of nato are open to everyone, but in your opinion, what are our chances of becoming a nato member in the short and medium term? i think that ukraine will become a nato member sooner than a member of the european un

senator, thanks very much for being here. >> hey, thank you, maria.ia: we are at the lowest levels in terms of the strategic petroleum reserves since 1984. the president continues to sell and deplete this emergency stockpile, and he says it's not political. what is the impact of all of this selling of oil? are you concerned that we are looking at dangerously low levels, the lowest since 1984? >> of course. first, let's talk about the impact. the impact they're hoping for is that they don't get slaughtered in the midterm elections. but on the other hand, it is the absence of an energy policy which most concerns me. this substitutes for north american production which could have made us energy independent, could have made us able to keep our gasoline prices low, create lots of american jobs and, by the way, helped our allies in europe. what really concerns me is that their energy policy is absent, so all they're doing is pumping out of the strategic petroleum reserve. maria: yeah. and he's also trying to act like it's the oil companies that come up with

well, this is very bad. maria last week, and a few a few days ago, everyone was waiting for the speech of the secretary general of nato and jens stoltenberg, even in the ukrainian public, in particular on facebook, which i like to read, they talked about the fact that we should wait for this evening because janstoutenberg has to say something very important, i confess, i behaved because i thought that he would say something about ukraine joining nato, and just before that, the office of the president of ukraine said that we were somehow submitting a new application for joining nato, and i thought to myself that maybe they will accept us without a passport. perhaps accelerated in some way, as sweden and finland, for example, i was waiting for jens stoltenberg's speech, i waited and listened, and nothing about ukraine came up, even when he was directly asked if there was a chance, he said that every country obviously has a chance because nato's doors are open for everyone, what do you think it is? our chance to beco

dream home" october 19th you do not want to miss it "mornings with maria" next hour begins right now. . good wednesday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo it is once, october 12, top stories 8:00:02 east coast, inflation higher rates recession taking a backseat this morning to rally in stocks ahead of third quarter dow industrials up 137, s&p up 23 nasdaq higher by 96, we are headed into third-quarter earnings reportedly, kicks off major banks tomorrow we are looking ahead this morning to inflation data as well as a big week for data september producer price index out 20 minutes economists expecting ppup 2/10 of a percent month -- of month 8.4% year ever year september he fed minutes 2 pm eastern consumer price index out tomorrow real sales friday a lot of data to chew on for investors, yesterday, the s&p and nasdaq finished down a fifth session in a row dow higher snapped 4 day losing streak gain 36 nasdaq down 115 at 4:00 on wall street imf forecasting a global recession the worst yet to come president biden says he does not think there will be a recession watch this. >> -- we're i

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maria: . >> good thursday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, october 20 your top stories right now 8:01 east coast completh emergency stockpile 19 days until midterm elections president biden says he will keep tang into the emergency oil reserves announcing yesterday he will sell the rest of release by the end of the year claiming to counter market prospers after opec decided to cut oil production, this all the while blaming putin for the pain at the you pump national average gasoline this morning, 3.83 a gallon, on recession front a new political morning poll shows almost all americans are concerned about state of the u.s. economy jeff bezos latest to raise red flag saying quote yesterday, the probabilities in this economy tell you to at about-down the hatches right now today ma markets higher near highs of the morning we've got dow industrials up 130 s&p 500 up 8, nasdaq higher by 8 points as well we are look being to more third-quarter earnings this morning as well as economic data so far 23 s&p 500 compan

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maria" begins right now. and good friday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, october 28, 7:01 on the east coast. new bank records show chinese energy firm cefc poured almost $11 million into a joint venture with hunter biden, the first son and his uncle jim, jim biden, joe biden's brother, using the cash to pay themselves six figure salaries along with a hef this bonuses, -- hefty bonuses. it would be called influence peddling. the records all part of over 200 documents releet leased by the republican -- released by republican senators chuck grassley and ron johnson for their investigation into the biden family foreign business affairs. new york post columnist miranda divine joined me yesterday on the program to discuss it. >> they've identified things like money laundering and tax evasion and foreign agent registration act violations and they've pinned them on various members of the biden family including the president himself and also the president's brother, jim biden, and of course hunter biden. whether or not that reaches

maria. the two es of earnings and employment, a very different counter narrative to inflation. eah. i think it's interesting, adam, that the market is rallying as much as it is on earnings news even as interest rates creep higher. the federal reserve is going to meet november 1st and 2nd to raise rates probably another 75 a basis points, the 10 year is as 4% and look at the market. >> yeah, well, you know, you look at the futures this morning and we're up. the real story here, this what is i wrestle with as i have meetings with the investment team, do you buy here or do you not buy here and i think when you look at valuation, the s&p 500 trading about 15 times earnings, maria, that's his the tore cl -- historically cheap. you have the nation at full employment. you have earnings they that actually may -- may put up another all-time high. i know it sounds crazy to say that. they may very well do that. i think you have to buy at 15 times earnings. that is historically cheap. inflation is a problem. if you have the two es of earnings and employment, i think that's a counter balance

joesy travels all of the time and it's been a very important part of our business. mariaare so beautiful. ken, congrats, good to see you. thanks very much, ken natori joining us. the students are going nuts over the prospect of ben sasse becoming the university president, the concern making a buzz this morning. we are on it next. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. time for the hot topic buzz. university of florida students organizing a protest over the nomination of republican senator ben sasse to become the next president of the school. students telling fox news digital that the nebraska senator is anti-gay marriage and anti-abortion and poses a threat to students. we don't know that to be true but that's what they said. the protesters also concerned over his, quote, very right wing views. senator sasse spoke at the college on monday where students were seen chanting, ben sasse has got to go. dagen, do we know if any of this is true, what the students are saying, or is this just more, you know, lies and getting behind anti-republican? dagen: it's just because ben sasse is a repu