she dropped it right on the head of the russian ambassador, ambassador nikki haley, who is really going after the russians. she should gives leave a lot to haley shows us what american foreign policy looks like with a spine. i wear heels. it's not for practicing. it's because if i do something wrong, we're going to kick them every single time we have to put forth real solutions to our country's problems. and we have to restore the people's belief that america is worth fighting for. america is the great force for good in human history, and we should never be ashamed to say that the. biggest reason socialism is gaining ground is because defenders are too afraid to speak up. we can't keep quiet. the truth. and it's time to tell america china is too nice. too nice. stop being nice to these thugs and these tyrants that want to kill us. we're not going to throw cotton balls out. we're going to throw a grenade. here's what i just learned. don't make nikki haley mad. and if this president signs any sort of deal, i'll make you a promise. the next president bush shredded on her first day in. just

please give it up for the amazing nikki haley! pplause] ♪ nikki: it it is great to be back in georgia. thank you for coming out for herschel walker. it's interesting times. we are campaigning all over the country. we're here for herschel and we will provide for him. as we go across the country, everybody is realizing they do not have the luxury of politics. because things are tough right now. they go to the gas station and it costs more and how they get to the work. they go to the grocery store and it is more expensive and that is how they feed their families. we are seeing utility prices go -- have gone up. one out of every six americans cannot pay their utility bills. america is $30 trillion in debt. we are having to borrow money to make our interest payments. and what is happening in washington? washington continues to spend. their answer to inflation is to raise your taxes. and they continue to do it without understanding sacrifices you are making. do you know what they spent this past year that rafael warnock supported? $2.5 m

, the if you want something done by nikki haley. >> good to see as well. speak up coming up, this incredibly disturbing sorry, this is a suspect who allegedly opens fire by dealing drugs and killed a long island guide, who was getting coffee and checking out of his hotel after pants week on a sunday morning. it was an absolutely outrageous story. judge jeanine is here as we learned that the suspect was wanted for murder. also, breaking new detail on the settlements that have been breached by actor baldwin and the family of lena hudson killed by his gun on a movie set a lot of questions here folks for attorney brian claypool, coming up. >> so this story just keeps breaking a house a little bit more with everything related about it. this damage seen on the left-hand side of your screen, great dad, three kids, scented college. he is checking out of the hotel, and he is shot in the text, and killed in the lobby of the courtyard marriott. and there we are now hearing, new information that the accused killer was a fugitive, he was a suspe

nikki haley. a brand-new work, it's excellent. if you want something done, leadership lessons from bold women. ambassador, welcome back. the emergence from a female prime minister in italy. are you concerned about the belowback. >> this is what they did to liz truss, and it's now what they are doing to her. this is what they are scared of. they are calling her a fascist. she is not a fascist. she denied she is pro russia. they are just labeling her with stuff. we should wait to see what she does. brian: liz truss also took over as prime minister. >> i think she is strong. i was with her about six weeks ago. we were talking about foreign policy. she is strong. she has a spine. i was disappointed that she backed off the tax cuts she initially proposed. brian: she wanted to cut taxes on the rich because that propels the economy. >> in a time where she needed to do something to wake up the economy, that's what she tried to do. but she got all of the heat which is what happened to margaret thatcher as well. >> golda mayor is also in yo

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stand for america founded by nikki haley and described as a nonprofit that promotes public policies.k attorney general letitia james received it scrutiny over which cases they choose to prosecute and which ones they do not most recently obviously president trump. >> trace: i have a feeling this will get a lot of late tomorrow. matt finn, we will see you later. there's been a bit of back-and-forth between the u.s. and saudi arabia mostly because the recent decision to cut oil production. white house correspondent kevin corke live with more on this. good evening. >> good evening, it's not quite winter here in the u.s. but there is a diplomatic chill in the air between washington and re-out. white house continues to reevaluate its ties to the kingdom. the rift born out of the opec oil cut says helped russia. trying to spin or deflect with the facts are simple. the world's rallying behind ukraine and combating russian aggression. they knew the cut would increase russian revenues. that is the wrong direction. it led to more than just fractured ties, it's actually become a midterm issue. s

trey: ambassador nikki haley, you are right, you beat a crowded field for governorship. you surprised them all. i will check in with you after november to see what the future holds, thank you for joining us on a sunday night, have a great remainder of the weekend. >> up next, john durham is back in court, been 6 years since fbi targeted the trump campaign, what have we learned? fox news crake jonathan turley joining us on "sunday night in america." if you're 50 years or older, ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america," the steele dossier is back in the news. it should be called dan shankor dossier, he lead to the fbi, fbi put the whole sorted mess into motion. now they want you to believe they are the victims. the fbi never tried to corroborate the allegations in the steele dossier. and damage was done. john durham lost his last trial against democrat lawyer michael sussman, she may lose this one too. meadial put the blame to durham but real blame is with the fbi. joining us now fox news contributor, george washington l

you are here to hear from nikki haley. [applause] it is my honor, my privilege, to bring to you our very own indian american at rockstar. please get up for the amazing nikki haley. [applause] ♪ nikki: it it is great to be back in georgia. thank you for coming out for herschel walker. >> interesting times we are campaigning all over the country. we want pennsylvania and we're here for herschel and we will provide for him. as we go across the country. everybody is realizing they do not have the luxury of politics. things are tough right now. they go to the gas station and cost more and how they get to the work. they go to the grocery store and it is more expensive and that is how they feed their families. we have -- we are seeing utility prices go up. one out of every six americans pay utility bills -- cannot pay. america $30 -- $30 trillion in debt. we are having to borrow money to make our interest payments. what is happening in washington? washington continues to spend. their answer to inflation is to raise taxes. they co

nikki haley. [applause] >> the biggest laughs gets it from his dating profile, jamie l lasalle. >> she's 90 pounds soaking wet and from all of those spilled margaritas, katherine timpf. [applause] >> and he acts like he's above everybody else, 'cause he is. my sidekick, tyrus. all right. ambassador governor. do i say ambassador governor -- >> it's nicky. those are moments in time. >> i like that. moments of time. that's my next book. by the way, congratulations. i love the color. >> thank you. >> it's a great color. >> the color of my fridge. it's the color of every fridge. so i have a topic -- well, this is kind of along the same lines, identity politics. did sunny ever apologize to you? >> she did not. neither did her producer or anyone else. >> i don't know if people forget or remember, that she said your name nicky was made up and that was never on the birth certificate. it's an indian name. >> and sunni is not on her birth certificate. the ladies at the view when they start to attack you, tha

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oz will hit the campaign trail with nikki haley, the tomorrow, dr.the campaign trail with nikki haley, the former trump administration diplomat, and on friday, fetterman will welcome back president biden to pennsylvania. norah. >> o'donnell: robert costa at the site of the debate. thank you. well, tonight, we continue our coverage of breast cancer awareness month with a look at a glaring racial disparity. black women are far more likely to die of breast cancer than white women. in tonight's "health watch," cbs's elise preston on what can be done to eliminate this gap. >> reporter: spending time with her beloved dog, comfort, is latoya williams, who's had a long journey after finding a lump in her breast. >> i was actually misdiagnosed at the age of 29, and accurately says doctors ignored her concerns and delayed treatment for six mo >> i was actually misdiagnosed at the age of 29, and accurately diagnosed at the age of 30, only because i was not taken serious. >> reporter: williams, now 45, says doctors ignored her concerns and delayed treatment for

every time i say nikki haley is joining me, the question, what is she going to do? are you going to run for president? >> i don't have to decide until january. right now i will make sure we get everybody elected in november. but if i do run, i've never lost a race, i'm not going to start now, we'll put 1,000% in and finish it. >> trace: the white house taking heat on high gas prices and now the biden administration is considering a plan that could completely cut off new leases for offshore drilling. the decision coming at a critical time for u.s. energy. we will hear from an expert in the oil and gas industry coming up. >> sandra: looking forward to that. the president's son could soon face federal charges with agents reportedly saying they have enough evidence now to take the next step. critics fear hunter will walk away with just a slap on the wrist. miranda divine have been on this since the beginning. >> the more that comes out the worst it sounds. the reason we are investigating hunter biden, we believe he's a national security threat and concerned hunter biden

nikki haley weighs in on the growing threat of nuclear war in our world, plus back home, you will nevern's open borters, if you were watching five minutes ago, you know it was hillary clinton. newt gingrich will react and a former aide calls this a sign she is running for president again and caitlyn gives her take. and joining us is piers morgan shgs charles payne, and pete hegseth. you are watching fox news channel. . . >> i told him how proud of him i was. thanked him for all the work he and his are doing to save lives. i'm grateful for the brave men and women federal folks working so hard. all working one team. hearing hear that that from the governor as well as the federal folks. >> todd: president biden personally calling first responders including members of the coast guard to risk heir lives from others from the devastation of hurricane ian. >> carley: zac lash says he will lose his job by the end of the year thanks to the president's own vaccine mandate. florida congressman michael waltz is a former green beret commander and member of the house armed services committee and he jo

nicole saphier, former ambassador to the united nations nikki haley who we are excited to have and of you are looking at cape canaveral, florida, this will be the fifth launch of a space text dragon capsule. it will be launching into space, there will be four astronauts on the mission, nicole man is set to be the first native american woman to ever enter space, pilot john cassatt, this will be the first flig flight of the his two astronaut since becoming astronauts in 2013 and also a japanese astronaut and a cosmonaut from russia part of a trait that we did with russia where one of our astronauts arrived on a russian capsule and in return today a cosmonaut will be joining our team as they head into space. there is a bad weather call as we know a few weeks ago, but today is looking good, apparently launch is a go and we are waiting the countdown at any moment here in cape canaveral, florida. nikki haley, we have just a moment here before we take off, but this is really a return to american greatness, we know that there is a pause of astronauts going into space for about a decade, okay,

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ambassador to the un nikki haley is here to examine k an exclusive sunday morning interview.is next. hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. we understood that the chinese communist party was a w threat for a lot of dimensions.n inside thesi gates. all thgae work that you saw, all the work that you aree describingwo, the work that we c in the consulate in san francisco, all aimed at protecting american jobs. it has grown its economy on the backs of the american people fot decades. enough. t we are going to fix this. we will put americans out thead front. this administration has withdrawn a lot of that work.ma maria: former secretary of state mike pompeo on this program last month. the surveillance program of america. house republicans are calling on the biden administration to investigate. espionage after a report showed china's infiltrating of the lo

nikki haley is here with us.se] you know, she has a new book the title is if you want somethingis done ask a woman. ain't that the truth especially when it comes to vacuuming myal office, am ily right? >> sexist would say. that's terrible.>> very bad but all fairness a woman did write that joke. which is proof if you wante. something done you have to ask woman. [laughter] and she wrote it probably while watching one of her stupid soap operas. wow. >> get another sexist would say. >> i'll stop niki -- but that just pumped it upsa amazon a few. all right so if you've seen any. good movies lately and i don'tv- mean one that went viral ofs kilmeade and that alpaca but if you said no that is your fault you're racist sexist or even a homophobe.xist that's how actor billy angerly explains his pathetic box office debut of gay comedy bros i getme more view wheres i leave the bathroom door open -- [laughter] although it made gay cinema b history with broke back mountain at the broke amount the box off so sparsely attend no

nikki haley, we have just a moment here before we take off, but this is really a return to american greatness, we know that there is a pause of astronauts going into space for about a decade, okay, the countdown's beginning, stay with us here. let's listen. >> dragon space basics, godspeed, go for launch. >> spacex dragon, go for launch. >> t-30 seconds. t-15. ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, ignition. engines full power, and lift o off. >> to one alpha. >> copy one alpha. >> pitching down range. >> stage one propulsion is nominal. nominal power and telemetry. stage one throttle down. supersonic. [engine worrying] execute. stage one throttle up. >> stage one bravo. >> copy. 1 bravo. >> impact shield has started. >> kayleigh: ambassador haley, this is really incredible to watch, i will never forget to traveling with president trump to cape canaveral, to see the first launch of americans into space nearly a decade, scrubbed due to weather, and then it happened. and what you are watching as a return to american greatness as we watch this for the take off. after nearly a

joining us now, nikki haley. congratulations on your book. if you want something done.h of the most impactful women ever and how they have change the world. before we talk about that, can we talk about that chechnya leader? they are using humana group. they can't record any soldiers. >> putin has fallen so hard and so fast and he knows it. the idea, he has lost credibility with his people, this military. they have increased the draft age to 65. >> brian: 200,000 people left. >> leaving left and right. look at the gains ukraine has made on the east inside. the fact that they took this back and when was a major logistics hunt for russia. the idea that they took that bag. putin knows he's in trouble. >> steve: the story at the end of last week was probably russia that blew up parts of the nord stream two tran pipeline. >> i think it did. that is totally something putin would do and blame it on something else. he wanted to do it so that it took out the reason on why he wasn't allowing energy to go to europe. >> ainsley: do they overthrow him eventually? they are not happy w

ambassador nikki haley, calling his opponent john fetterman "soft on crime," and touting his own performancenight's face-off. >> now, last night's debate focused on my desire to bring balance to washington. >> reporter: in that debate, pennsylvania voters got abalanct live, hour-long look at fetterman, who is recovering from a stroke in may. >> i had a stroke. he's never let me forget that. and, i might miss some words during this debate. mush two words together. but it knocked me down, but i am going to keep coming back up. >> reporter: fetterman used a closed captioning device to help him read the moderator's questions, and oz's answers. and there were moments where fetterman appeared to struggle. >> it's about supporting and helping, you know, young earner-- excuse me, young-- young-- students. >> reporter: with the race essentially tied two weeks out, the debate was a key moment for some voters, who had a mix of opinions today on fetterman's verbal difficulties. >> mr. fetterman really struggled. it was painful to watch. >> as long as he feels that he's fit to run for office, then i will

. >> trace: nikki haley slamming president biden's remarks on putin as counterproductive. >> sandra: only helps the russian leader sowing panic around the world. so first to you, rebecca, and thanks for joining us. how seriously do you take the nuclear threat? >> 100% seriously, sandra. the first thing i would like to say is that as the commander in chief, it is irresponsible for president biden to scare the american people about nuclear armageddon. first, it's confusing. putin has no intention to strike the homeland with nuclear weapons or any kind of weaponsch the doctrine does envision, however, the detonation of a low yield nuclear warhead in the theater, such as specifically in ukraine or in the black sea without targeting any specific target, but putin seeks to intimidate us, and to demonstrate to us that he's prepared to escalate into the strategic domain when nukes will start flying around, and that's probably what president biden is talking about. but that's not the image he wants to portray to putin. >> sandra: trace, i believe trace is with us as well. i'll get the next qu

ambassador nikki haley. >> the debate focused on my desire to bring balance to washington. >> reporter: according to cbs' battleground tracker, five states have senate races that are statistical tossups. nationwide early voting is shattering records. the latest numbers from the united states elections project indicate more than 13 million people have already voted. anne-marie? >> wow. naomi ruchim in new york. thank you. >>> new jersey democratic senator bob menendez is again the subject of a federal investigation. an adviser for menendez told cbs news the senator is aware of the investigation but does not know the scope. in 2015 you may recall, menendez was indicted on bribery and corruption charges. a jury deadlocked on the charges two years later. prosecutors declined to retry menendez. he maintained his innocence and was re-elected in 2018. it is unclear if this latest investigation is related to the earlier case. >>> and we could find out more today about russian vladimir putin's views on foreign affairs amid the war in ukraine. he's set to make his annual speech to a kremlin affi

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and governor nikki haley was on the "today" show today and she was asked about a potential run.u said last spring if your former boss, former president trump, if he does decide to run, you will sit this out and not run. why? . >> we'll see if he runs. he hasn't said he's going to run. so, you know, we'll make a decision after the first of next year and figure it out. >> would you ever run against him? . >> it's not something i think about. i was proud to serve with him in the administration. it's something i can tell you i'm thrilled with the accomplishments we did together. we had a great working relationship. but right now we'll see what he does. >> that wasn't a no. but, i mean, is that just more proof that the republican field is essentially frozen in place until trump decides? >> well, i think in people's mind, like nikki haley, it's frozen in place because her whole reason for being subservient to donald trump. i think if a republican wants to be elected in 2024 that is not donald trump, the best thing they can do is to take on donald trump and say i agree with donald trum

bolduc campaigning with nikki haley who recently vowed not to help the kind of candidates who lie about the fact that 2020 was, you know, real. >> everybody that i'm helping acknowledges the fact that the elections were real. >> no, they don't, and that's just the tip of the iceberg. if we were just lying about the confidence in our very democracy and electing people who were lying about it, that would be a big enough problem on its own. but you add in violence and people openly trying to minimize or even support the violent insurrection that we live through and you have a bigger problem on your hands. you know, a really big problem. we have some special guests to get into this midterm light. editor in large aaron haynes, and car ruin deher jan. author of "unkmekd, the untold story of the botched impeachments of president trump." >> dealer's choice. i'll start with you. it relates to some of the reporting you've been doing. there's the ethics and the politics. both seem to run against certain types of republican candidates which is why they seem to be running away from what i call the u

secretary of state mike pompeo, former vice president mike pence, former governor of south carolina nikki haley, they have all been influenced by varying degrees by trumpism. what does that say about the conservative movement in the 2024 nomination process? >> well, i think it's a recognition of the -- the nature of the republican coalition. that coalition has changed over the last 10 years. a lot of college-degree-holders have left the republican party and become independents or even democrats. the percentage of republicans who lack college degrees has exploded over the last 10 years and even especially during t trump years. so that means that the party is going to be more populist. it means that it's going to be more anti-elitist. it's going to be less concerned with limiting government. less concerned with the more traditional conservative issues, say of entitlement reform, of addressing the problems with social security and medicare. it's going to want those benefits. so i think when you look at these candidates, you see them all recognize the fact that the future of the right, the future o

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tom cotton, tim scott, nikki haley,t, getting out to key ear voting states.dent trump to make up his mind or officially announce he's mader up his min at this point. with thend trump team for its pt starting to talk about building a 2024 campaign apparatus if he decides to run, meredith mcgraw is here with what her sources are saying. you're covering not just 2022 butst two years ahead on 2024 a well. we know, i've heard this, like i remember making i calls last ye i think, right after inauguration getting the landscape for the next election and people were like hallie call me after the midterms because that's when things will pick up steam. we'rel seeing that already at this point. >> we are.t i was talking to reign operative when reporting for this story and they were like my focus is on the upcoming midterms but actually here's what's going to start happening on november 9th, the day after, and that's really this look a ahead to 2024. we've already, as you outlined, seen so many of these republican stars and potential 2024 candidates start campaigning for

ambassador nikki haley, calling his opponent john fetterman soft on crime, and touting his own performanceday night's face-off. >> now last night's debate focused on my desire to bring balance to washington. >> reporter: in that debate, pennsylvania voters got a live hour-long look at fetterman, who is recovering from a stroke in may. >> i had stroke. he's never let me forget that. and i might miss some words during this debate, mush two words together, but it knocked me down, but i'm going keep coming back up. >> reporter: fetterman used a closed captioning device to help him read the moderator's questions and oz's answers. and there were moments where fetterman appeared to struggle. >> it's about supporting and helping young earners -- excuse me, young -- -- young students. >> reporter: with the race essentially tied two weeks out, the debate was a key moment for some voters, who had a mix of opinions today on fetterman's verbal difficulties. >> mr. fetterman really struggled. it was painful to watch. >> as long as he feels that he is fit to run for office, then i will trust his word. >>

nikki haley, welcome . thanks. >> why? why now? why now?rmageddo armageddon.irst i know that putin firstntions mentioned, i believe it was in march of this year, the possibility of using nuclear weapons. >> yous. know, i mean, what's up interesting to me, it's soro unproductive every time he speaksev just unproductive, because on one side, you'reng f putting fear in americans, which is not helpful. and it really questions hisde, leadership on the other side. if he knows putin so well, heelg would know h he should not be saying this is armageddon because putin is hearing that insteas d, what he needs to do is he needs to have strong, bold leadership. he needs t sayo say, look, if , do anything with nukes, there'll be to pay. hell needs to pa to o remind cha and iran, are you supporting this conversation? chiand he needs to just stay strong. and what we have our military can handle this. we're not going to nee d to send troops on the ground if something happens. what he needs to do is havee deterrence. when president trump was in tru didn't see thesecause ther d

eastern former republican south carolina governor un ambassador nikki haley shares her book if you wantomething done. she talks about that woman she has drawn inspition throughout her life. 10:00 p.m. eastern on after words, university professor chris miller traces the history of microchip technology and how it has become the most critically needed technology globally in his book chip war. his interview by democratic congressman. watch book tv every sunday on cspan2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime@book booktv.org. this week and on cspan2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's story. sundays, book tv bring you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 conserve these television companies and more. including comcast. >> are you thinking the social security center? no, it is way more than ever. >> comcast is part of the 1000 committee seventh circuit wi-fi enabled list of students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. yes, a lot of these television

if i had to pick two republican women off the top of my head, nikki haley would be one, condoleezza rice, i would like to see her run. if i had to pick two african-american women, i would pick the lady who is running against marco rubio in florida -- host: val demings. caller: and the lady in north carolina running for senate. beasley. it is just a matter of time before the ceiling is cracked. i think that when the lady talked about emotions -- god created man and woman. donald trump acts on impulse, emotion. when you put it in perspective, you knocked it out of the park. he acts on emotion. i do know -- the candidates in the indiana senate race are meeting for the only debate in the midterm elections. incumbent republican senator, todd young, thomas mcdermott and, james sce. -span. [no audio]

oz will hit the campaign trail with nikki haley, the former trump administration diplomat and friday fetterman will welcome back president biden to pennsylvania. norah. >> o'donnell: robert costa at the site to have the debate, thank you. tonight we continue coverage of breast cancer awareness month with a look at a glaring racial disparity. black women are far more likely to die of breast cancer than e woen. in tonight's health wat's ele st rndmeth h dog comtoya williams, whs hadn >>t was m agengp in bre and accurately dig knowed at age 3 because i was not taken seriously. >> reporter: williams, now 45, says doctors ignored her concerns and delayed treatment for six months while the lump in her breast grew. what does it feel like when you don't trust the doctors who are providing care? >> i felt like i was at the mercy of the health system and that i did not have a voice and i just have to go with this and hope that i live. >> reporter: breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer death for black women, 41% more likely to die than white women in part due to higher rates of obesity a

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he was here helping me campaign last week has great ideas, i have been endorsed by pompeo and nikki haleysantis came out. we're holding a whole coalition together, a great campaign. trey: you better give tim scott back to us. i didn't know he was in colorado, we need him back here in south carolina. let me ask but crime s -- has that become an issue in your race? if so, how. >> we have record crime here in colorado. up 30%, we're number three in violent crime. we're numb one in auto theft, hard to believe we lost 1900 coloradans to drug overdose last year. this fentanyl comes straight up, i25 from the unsecurity border, bennett and biden have failed to secure that border, we have to do more, this is human trafficking, fentanyl straight up, i talked to police here in town, they tell me, you that youy every state is a border state now, we can't do anything until we secure the border, and crush the supply down there. trey: all right for those watching, that live in your beautiful state. they are not decided yet. what is the single biggest area or areas of dis distinction. >> senator bennett

i think it's difficult because so many of these candidates, mike pompeo, nikki haley and overs who weaponson the debate stage, they were made by him. their political pasts are tied t in the future. ron desantis has long tied himself to trump and now they have too separate themselves. these people don't want to offend those voters as well. >> which is why so many of them are waiting to see what trump decides to do. tara pall marry, harry litman, thank you so much. >>> cistill ahead, a close calln the black sea leaves the you cain to send russia a serious warning. to be. try all threree flavors. only at ihop. download the app and e earn free food with every purchase. it seems like things are falling apart lately. the economy. the market... everything. but upwork lets you strategically hire talent to weather all ups and downs your business might go through. look at all that talent. ♪ with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness check out angi.com today. angi... and done. medium latte, half-caff, no foam. quite th

. >> i think what you do you add a christian, nikki haley on the ticket winner in 2024 by a landslide. >> we will see next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. . >> good tuesday more oftening thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo,tize, october 25 your top stories right now 8:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast, stocks pulling back ahead of big week earnings we have a more breaking news out of china, futures right now down 145 on dow industrials s&p 500 down 14 1/2, nasdaq lower by 18. we are looking ahead to a big day of third quarter he earnings, gen electric 3m coca-cola reporting stocks reflth what we see ge stock up coca-cola double beat on earnings per share and revenue, jetblue missed on earnings per share but in line with revenue, 3m ge beat on earnings per share, but missed on revenue ge shares up 2 1/2% coca-cola up 2 1/2% jetblue down 3 1/2% 3m lower by two 1/3% technology the lead after the close alphabet, microsoft visa reporting quarterly numbers of after the bell tonight after rally yesterday on wall street dow rallied to highes