Biden administration's weakness being exploited by 'bad guys': Rep Katko
Rep. John Katko, R-N.Y., weighs in on the president's management of foreign relations and the Iran nuclear deal.
Art Laffer Jr.: Fed likely to be more aggressive than people think
'Mornings with Maria' panel discusses where to allocate capital in a rising rate environment.
Biden shouldn't be overseeing the security of anyone's border: Arizona AG
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich calls out Biden for 'height of hypocrisy' after sending troops to Ukraine border as the U.S. southern border grapples with massive influx of migrants.
Varney: Here comes the sticker shock
FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses the potential economic fallout from a lousy consumer price report
Stuart Varney: Here comes the sticker shock
FOX Business host Stuart Varney argues President Biden could 'help end' inflation, if he reversed course on fossil fuels.
China carrying out ‘master plan’ to take over US: John Ratcliffe
Former DNI John Ratcliffe joined "Mornings with Maria" to discuss China's playbook for dominating U.S. industries.
German chancellor visit to White House a chance to 'save face': Ratcliffe
Former DNI John Ratcliffe addresses Biden's welcoming of German Chancellor Scholz while Russia-Ukraine tensions persist, and discusses China's security threat through the 'My 2022' Olympics app.
Russia-Ukraine conflict unearths Biden’s Afghanistan exit: ‘Weakness does arouse evil,’ Marc Short says
Marc Short, former chief of staff to Vice President Mike Pence discusses the administration's Afghanistan exit and how it became a precursor to U.S. adversaries testing Biden's leadership
Biden admin thinks 'regulation is the answer' to crypto: Gregory Zerzan
Former Acting Assistant Treasury Secretary Gregory Zerzan argues the Biden administration 'seems to view cryptocurrency as an existential threat to the dollar primacy' and thinks the 'way to address that threat is through increased regulation.'
Russia-Ukraine conflict unearths Biden’s Afghanistan exit: ‘Weakness does arouse evil,’ Short says
Marc Short, former chief of staff to Vice President Mike Pence argues 'American national security at a huge detriment' following Biden's Afghanistan withdrawal.
US going to be 'tested on many fronts': Short
Mark Short, former Chief of Staff to Vice President Mike Pence discusses the GOP looking to reclaim the House and Senate in 2022, Biden's leadership and Congress running out of money again.
Evolv's gun sniffing tech aims democratize security
Evolv Technologies CEO Peter George discusses public safety at large venues on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Biden signs executive order requiring project labor agreements for federal construction projects over $35M
President Biden signed an executive order requiring project labor agreements, or agreements with labor organizations, for all federal construction projects over $35 million.
Ted Cruz: Facts don't matter to today's Democrats
Texas Republican shreds the left's 'anti-police rhetoric' and weighs in on Biden's Supreme Court pledge on 'Kudlow.'
Kudlow calls out 'cowardly' politicians for attacking the cops
FOX Business host shreds the Democrats' soft-on-crime policies on 'Kudlow.'
NY families 'speaking with their feet' against school COVID mandates: Attorney
Attorney and parent advocate Maud Maron says parents and students are leaving New York public schools because COVID protocols have become 'intolerable.'
Biden praises surprisingly strong jobs report: 'America is back to work'
President Biden touted U.S. job growth on Friday as it soared past expectations, adding 467,000 new jobs, even amid the surge in cases of the highly transmissible omicron variant of COVID-19.
Bank executives assure Biden they can handle 'turbulence' from Russia sanctions
The banks largely worry about shocks to the market that would result from Russia cutting oil and gas exports in reaction to sanctions, which would impact the global market.
What contributed to US job growth soaring past expectations?
FOX Business' Edward Lawrence reports that the Bureau of Labor Statistics revised their benchmark month to March 2021, which changed the number of jobs added for every month after that and also boosted the number for January.
Labor Secretary Walsh on US job growth soaring past expectations
Labor Secretary Marty Walsh argues that payrolls in January rising by 467,000 is a 'very transparent number' even though the benchmark had been revised, which he acknowledged is 'part of' the reason why job growth blew past expectations.