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House Majority Leader Steve Scalise discusses the Republican legislative agenda ahead of the midterms, the rising cost of the progressive agenda, and the growing national debate over data center construction.

FOX Business’ Grady Trimble reports live from Boone, Iowa, on how high-tech tractors are shaping the future of farming. Missouri farmer Andy Kapp discusses utilizing advanced technology on his farm to navigate challenging conditions.

Tom Hayes analyzes Tesla stock and discusses why the company is priced for perfection. Despite calling Elon Musk the Thomas Edison of our day, Hayes warns investors about the potential downside of the high-flying stock.

Cheryl Casone introduces Louis Navellier and Samir Kapadia as futures pull back and the 10-year Treasury yield spikes to its highest level since January 2025. Kapadia analyzes long-term inflation and geopolitical risks.

Tom Hayes joins Stuart Varney to pitch Baxter International as a turnaround play, explaining why the healthcare stock could double over the next three years.

Fox News contributor Kellyanne Conway discusses MAGA Inc.'s war chest ready to deploy for the midterm elections. She also reacts to reports of Mike Johnson seeking help from Elon Musk for a GOP boost.

Vice President JD Vance discusses the impact of the U.S.-Venezuela oil deal on production and price stability. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum emphasizes the importance of supporting refiners and cutting red tape.

FOX Business' Grady Trimble reports from the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa, where Missouri farmer Andy Kapp discusses the tight economics of farming and how rising costs of fertilizer are compounding pressure on American farmers.

The Department of Justice shut down nearly 300 truck driving schools in 23 states due to commercial drivers license fraud. Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie reacts to the crackdown and its potential impact on the trucking industry.

Cheryl Casone discusses Florida's welfare accountability model with HHS Assistant Secretary Alex Adams. They analyze the state's welfare spending limits and discuss federal efforts to strengthen oversight of foster care programs.

Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie joins 'Mornings with Maria' to discuss the House spending bill, the growing debate over data centers, and Donald Trump's push to ease meat processing rules for ranchers.

Cheryl Casone and guests discuss the rising popularity of democratic socialism. They examine a Cato Institute report detailing the massive potential cost of the proposals.

Hennion & Walsh Asset Management president and CIO Kevin Mahn and Vogel Group's Samir Kapadia join the host to analyze the pre-market slide, expectations for the August jobs report, rising oil prices and Apple's leadership change.

Brian Brenberg and Liz Peek discuss President Donald Trump's upcoming meeting with major U.S. oil refiners and distributors. They analyze potential regulatory reforms and efforts to expand domestic refining capacity.

Gen Jack Keane analyzes Trump's energy policies, efforts to lower gas prices and escalating geopolitical pressure on Iran.

U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum highlights the strategic value of the Venezuelan oil deal as gas prices surpass $4 a gallon. Burgum explains how the administration plans to secure energy dominance in the Western Hemisphere.

Samir Kapadia discusses the strategic implications of the U.S. securing oil concessions in Venezuela. He explains how the deal helps the White House counter influence from China and Russia while refilling domestic reserves.

Gregg Jarrett warns that the rising popularity of socialist policies within the Democratic Party poses a severe threat to the U.S. economy. He argues these radical platforms stifle innovation and historically lead to economic collapse.

Representative Beth Van Duyne joins Elizabeth Macdonald to discuss how the Venezuela oil deal benefits Texas refineries. Van Duyne highlights the strategic trade moves and the economic implications for Canada.

Steve Moore explains how Trump's business tax cuts and immediate expensing policies fueled the corporate profit boom. David Asman notes that deregulation reduced production costs, positioning the United States to replace OPEC.