Big Money in the Morning

Victoria Coates, Heritage Foundation VP of National Security, discusses the meeting between officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey and Iran in Tehran. Coates explains why Middle East peace talks won't succeed without U.S. involvement.

The 'Big Money in the Morning' details early voting numbers. Texas rancher Shad Sullivan, Wisconsin voter Christine Le Jeune, and mother Tara Vasquez share how inflation and the cost of living are driving their votes.

Tomas Philipson, former Council of Economic Advisors Acting Chair, joins Taylor Riggs to analyze President Donald Trump's auto manufacturing claims, including a major Audi plant in Georgia, ahead of the Fed's interest rate decision.

President Donald Trump announces plans to lift certain tariffs on Canada to support Republican Senator Susan Collins' re-election bid. Brian Brenberg discusses the political strategy and the future of U.S.-Canada trade relations.

Kamala Harris hits the campaign trail as early voting gets under way in 44 states. Over 27 million early votes are already cast nationwide as a new poll reveals 59% of voters say the cost of living is their top economic concern.

Macro Trends Advisors founding partner Mitch Roschelle discusses the rising hidden costs of U.S. homeownership. Roschelle also analyzes former President Barack Obama's jab towards President Donald Trump's White House upgrades.

Macro Trends Advisors founding partner Mitch Roschelle discusses the rising expenses of owning a home. A new Zillow and Thumbtack report reveals the hidden costs of homeownership average $16,566 per year.

White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett and trade analyst Samir Kapadia discuss Canadian tariff exemptions and Audi's expansion plans in Georgia.

Former Deputy National Security Advisor KT McFarland joins 'Big Money in the Morning' to discuss President Donald Trump's criticism of the Iran nuclear deal and Elon Musk's restriction of Ukraine's military access to Starlink satellite services.

Former President Barack Obama campaigns in Ohio, warning against political divisiveness and calling for basic decency. The panel discusses the impact of his message on key midterm races in the heartland.

President Donald Trump and National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett outline progress on a Canada trade deal. Samir Kapadia analyzes the political timing of tariff exemptions in Maine aimed at supporting Senator Susan Collins.

California congressman James Gallagher discusses the crackdown on illegal marijuana growing in California. Gallagher talks about the Chinese crime ties to this illegal growing.

Senator Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., reacts to reports that President Donald Trump asked Elon Musk to restore Starshield and the president tapping $150 million to expand refining capacity.

California Republican Congressman James Gallagher warns that illegal marijuana growing operations in Northern California may be funded by Chinese organized crime networks and cartels, overwhelming local law enforcement.

'Big Money in the Morning' reports on major banks restricting AI agents after reports of unvetted access to customer accounts. The panel discusses market reactions and comments from David Sachs and Bernie Sanders.

Dagen McDowell slams major banks for restricting third-party AI agents, arguing they are trying to limit competition. She notes banks are frightened of losing customers to better services.

Oil refining capacity is debated by Taylor Riggs and Brian Brenberg as they react to President Donald Trump using the Defense Production Act. They discuss the economic and national security implications of boosting domestic fuel supplies.

Steve Moore joins Dagen McDowell to analyze a proposed Treasury rule targeting institutional homebuying. The segment also covers falling mortgage rates and California state workers protesting Governor Gavin Newsom's return-to-office mandate.

Michael Lee Strategy founder Mike Lee discusses AI bubble concerns following a sharp tech sector sell-off. He argues that the adoption of artificial intelligence is still in its infancy as demand for computing power grows exponentially.

Taylor Riggs hosts Michael Lee Strategy founder Michael Lee to discuss the tech stock sell-off amid AI spending worries. Lee analyzes market performance, CoreWeave's credit risk, and chipmakers like NVIDIA.