Brilyn Hollyhand says Gen Z isn't 'buying' socialism
Political commentator Brilyn Hollyhand on his generation's stance on socialist ideas gaining traction. Hollyhand asserts that Gen Z is not buying into socialism, highlighting its historical failures and empty promises.
Woman injured in Colorado ICE facility shooting after protest
FOX Business' Cheryl Casone reports one woman is injured after a shooting near the Aurora, Colorado, ICE detention facility. Separately, the Phoenix, Arizona, ICE office is riddled with bullet holes. The FBI seeks information on these incidents.
Congressman says SAVE Act remains top priority despite tight timeline
Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Pa., joins Mornings with Maria to discuss the House GOP's push to pass the SAVE Act before recess, the looming government funding deadline, the midterm outlook and the Federal Reserve's inflation strategy.
Louis Navellier predicts a 'good' upcoming quarter
Louis Navellier provides his analysis on current market trends, including semiconductor and big tech performance, Q2 earnings expectations, the Fed's approach to inflation and interest rates, and investment opportunities in energy and materials.
Rep. Lisa McClain hopeful to get ‘SAVE America Act’ across the finish line
Michigan Congresswoman Lisa McClain discusses the House GOP's efforts to advance Reconciliation 3.0, including the SAVE America Act.
Sen Ron Johnson: Elissa Slotkin said the 'quiet part out loud'
Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin (D) openly states on YouTube that blocking the Save Act was necessary because it would 'rig our democracy' and make it hard for Democrats to win elections.
Panel criticizes NYC mayor's Rikers Island World Cup visit
Strategic Wealth Partners CEO Mark Tepper and former Bush 43 official Ashley Davis critique New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for watching the World Cup with Rikers Island inmates.
June retail sales, jobless claims released
Cheryl Casone reports on June retail sales, which came in line with expectations at +0.2% month-to-month. Initial jobless claims were better than estimated at 208K, while continuing claims also beat forecasts at 1.805 million.
Luxury home sales slump after New York's pied-à-terre tax takes effect
The Peebles Corporation founder, Chairman and CEO Don Peebles joins 'Mornings with Maria' to discuss signs of a slowdown in New York's luxury real estate market and why he says higher taxes are pushing wealth, businesses and investment to other state
Democrats have become obnoxious 'obstructionists': Sen. Ron Johnson
Sen. Ron Johnson addresses the sudden passing of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, the role of Senate Budget Committee chairman, Democrats' 'obstructionist' ways and more during 'Mornings with Maria.'
McClain: Democrats 'shaken in their boots' by SAVE America Act
Michigan Congresswoman Lisa McClain responds to Democratic Senator Elissa Slotkin's claims that the SAVE America Act would disenfranchise married women.
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass claims homeless use drugs to stay awake for protection
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faces backlash for her controversial explanation regarding meth use among the homeless. Bass claims they use drugs to stay awake for protection on the city's dangerous streets, drawing criticism for her remarks.
US imposes 25% tariff on Brazilian goods over unfair trade practices
The U.S. has imposed a 25% tariff on certain Brazilian goods following a year-long investigation into unfair trade practices.
Chinese influence in anti-AI messaging raises national security concerns
A watchdog group highlights foreign influence in protests against data centers and AI infrastructure, with American Energy Institute CEO Jason Isaac confirming clear Chinese Communist Party involvement. This threatens U.S. AI leadership.
CEO warns AI race with China will define America's next century
Exiger CEO Brandon Daniels joins 'Mornings with Maria' to discuss why the AI race with China is America's biggest national security challenge and how the U.S. can rebuild its defense supply chain.
Citi strategist: This isn't an irrational thing for investors to ask
Stuart Kaiser, Citi Head of U.S. Equity Trading Strategy, discusses the semiconductor sector's sell-off due to exhaustion and high equity supply. He questions if elevated valuations make stock issuance more attractive for companies than borrowing.
Market expert: We need this to ‘keep this earnings train moving’
Maria Bartiromo discusses the semiconductor stock sell-off, Big Tech gains, and the Federal Reserve's stance on inflation with Stuart Kaiser and Mark Tepper. They analyze AI investment and market valuations.
China influence fears grow as anti-AI data center protests spread nationwide
American Energy Institute CEO Jason Isaac discusses reports alleging foreign influence behind anti-AI data center protests, the race with China for AI dominance and why he says expanding infrastructure could help lower electricity costs.
Potomac Wealth Advisors: Investors should stay in broad tech, cautious on software
Potomac Wealth Advisors President Mark Avallone advises against rotating out of tech, emphasizing staying invested in broad technology due to phenomenal returns and its economic driving force. He suggests potential underweighting in software.
Trump reverses ICE vehicle stop pause after DHS policy shift
Donald Trump tells DHS to reverse a policy change that halted ICE vehicle stops, emphasizing the agency's role in crime fighting.