David Bahnsen on US stock market outlook amid Iran tensions
David Bahnsen, founder and managing partner of The Bahnsen Group, explains why the US stock market is shrugging off Iran tensions. Investors are more focused on profits and the AI buildout.
Bank of America strategist on Russell 2000 outperformance and mid-cap potential
Jill Hall, BofA securities U.S. equity strategist, explains why the Russell 2000 is the best-performing benchmark.
IEA forecasts global oil demand decline as U.S.-Iran tensions rise
Maria Bartiromo and Chris Johnson discuss the International Energy Agency's forecast for declining global oil demand by 2026.
'Scared of their base': Inside the battle within the Democratic Party
'Kudlow' panelists Ben Ferguson and Ben Domenech discuss the future of the Democratic Party heading into the midterm elections.
New chip maker's debut is seven times oversubscribed:CEO
Prosper Trading Academy CEO Scott Bauer discusses a South Korean chip maker debuting on the market on 'The Claman Countdown.'
US has 'neutered' Iran's ability to develop a nuclear bomb: Jason Chaffetz
Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz discusses why markets remain stable despite U.S.-Iran exchanges in the Persian Gulf.
Jason Chaffetz on US-Iran war: Trump is doing the right thing
'The Big Money Show' panel discusses the ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict, President Trump's unpredictable strategy, and its effect on global oil prices and stability in the Persian Gulf.
US deficit spending cannot sustain conflict with Iran, Dagen McDowell warns
'The Big Money Show' co-host Dagen McDowell discusses the deeply flawed memorandum regarding Iran, highlighting how the American people are unwilling to bear increased fuel costs for regime change.
Former JPMorgan Chase economist says younger generations need 'opportunities'
Anthony Chan, former JPMorgan Chase Chief Economist, discusses a Wall Street Journal-NORC survey indicating declining American support for capitalism, especially among younger generations.
Market expert predicts future ROBOT TAX to combat replaced human workers
Dan Geltrude and Tiana Lowe Doescher discuss a McKinsey report predicting 30% of work hours will be automated by 2030. They debate the impact on workers and the potential for a "robot tax." Maria Bartiromo moderates.
KT McFarland highlights ‘most interesting’ takeaway from NATO summit
Former Trump Deputy National Security Advisor KT McFarland discusses the latest developments in the Iran war and President Donald Trump’s attendance at the NATO summit.
Baird strategist Ross Mayfield on buying big money center banks ahead of earnings
Baird Investment Strategist Ross Mayfield recommends buying big money center banks ahead of their Q2 earnings. He highlights momentum, strong lending in the real economy, and exposure to capital markets activities like IPOs and M&A.
Outrage erupts over Wisconsin judge’s sentence for helping illegal immigrant evade ICE
Former DOJ prosecutor Jim Trusty criticizes a Wisconsin judge convicted of helping an illegal immigrant evade I.C.E. on ‘The Bottom Line.’
GOP lawmaker likens Dem vetting process of Platner to handling of illegal immigrants
Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, speaks about the sexual misconduct allegations facing Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner on ‘The Evening Edit.’
The Trump admin’s tax track record is solid, economist argues
American Action Forum president Douglas Holtz-Eakin and Evenflow Macro managing partner Marc Sumerlin discuss GOP tax policies on ‘Kudlow.’
Charles Payne: There is a difference between fear and panic
FOX Business host Charles Payne analyzes where investors want to make their moves on 'Making Money.'
Radical Democrats like Platner are trying to 'turn around 250 years of success': David McIntosh
Club for Growth President David McIntosh criticizes Democratic Senate candidates Graham Platner and Abdul El-Sayed as 'radical Democrat socialists' with extreme policies.
Wikipedia co-founder criticizes site for drifting left, banning conservative sources
Larry Sanger, Wikipedia co-founder, discusses the platform's alleged leftward drift. He argues the site's neutrality is compromised by not allowing conservative and local news sources in articles.
Iran doesn’t have the leverage it thinks it does, former energy secretary says
Former Treasury Secretary Dan Brouillette applauds the Trump administration’s decision to revoke Iran’s license to sell oil on ‘The Bottom Line.’
'Creating more division': NYC grocers demand transparency on city-run stores
Multicultural Business Coalition chairman Frank Garcia discusses city-owned stores sparking pushback from bodegas on 'The Bottom Line.'