senator roger marshall joins us now. will you vote against manchin's bill and shut down the government? >> voting no, over/under, 52 senators will vote yes on this. will take -- call is what it is, the mountaineer, good for west virginia, horrible for the rest of the country. this bill is inflationary and let me tell you what i mean by that. energy counts for one third of inflation and this amendment will drive up the cost of energy, the federal government to base their permitting decisions on the origin of the energy so they would permit a transmission line for wind and soldier but not nuclear, for coal or natural gas. let me tell you about the kansas experiment, 50% electricity being generated from wind. most of that is being shifted out of the state, paid disproportionate share of the transmission cost and now energy costs have gone up and not reliable. affordability is important. this is horrible legislation. it will be inflationary and america doesn't want it. blue when the manchin bill does not stop lawsuits foreve

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ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation delivered by the honorable roger marshall, united states senator from kansas. first, a scripture reading from the apostle paul to a young timothy for god has not given us a spirit of fear or timidity, but a power love and self-discipline. will you pray with me. almighty god? thank you for the privilege to gather here at our nation's capital. and to first recognize that you are the god of our founders, that you have blessed this nation with not just many natural resources, but also with special people to today we honor one of those, one of kansas finest, amelia earhart. amelia was a great example of you, god, using someone that no one at the time would have expected to change the world, to not only inspired generations of women, but all people everywhere. and god, i want to especially stop and thank you for the community of atchison, kansas, who has persevered for over 20 years to make this dream become a reality. and now god made this ceremony honor you and made this statue and the pioneering spirit and courage of amelia to i

ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation delivered by the honorable roger marshall, united states senator from kansas. first, a scripture reading from the apostle paul to a young timothy for god has not given us a spirit of fear or timidity, but a power love and self-discipline. will you pray with me. almighty god? thank you for the privilege to gather here at our nation's capital. and to first recognize that you are the god of our founders, that you have blessed this nation with not just many natural resources, but also with special people to today we honor one of those, one of kansas finest, amelia earhart. amelia was a great example of you, god, using someone that no one at the time would have expected to change the world, to not only inspired generations of women, but all people everywhere. and god, i want to especially stop and thank you for the community of atchison, kansas, who has persevered for over 20 years to make this dream become a reality. and now god made this ceremony honor you and made this statue and the pioneering spirit and courage of amelia to i

kansas senator roger marshall on the move he just made in the senate to try to stop all the spending. and his response to credit card companies' plans to track your gun store purchases. plus, the federal reserve's rate hike sinking stockings. david bahnsen on where we go from here. plus, a new lawsuit just filed against florida governor ron desantis over flying migrants to martha's vineyard. i'll be talking with florida attorney general ashley moody about that. and new details of a major drug bust in florida that seized enough fentanyl to kill 4 million meshes -- americans. but first, while america is struggling under sky-high inflation and we are getting new reports of fraud, the biden administration is looking to spend another $22.5 billion in federal covid funding. this as they're keeping the country under a national covid emergency declaration that allows the president to have special executive powers. senator roger marshall made a move this week to try to put an end to this emergency declaration. he joins me now. it's great to see you with, thanks for being here. >> maria, always

senator roger marshall made a move this week to try to put an end to this emergency declaration. he joins me now. it's great to see you with, thanks for being here. >> maria, always great to be with you. maria: so the president said the pandemic is over. what does he want with more emergency money? [laughter] >> yeah. maria, certainly this president talks out of both sides of his mouth. what your listeners need to realize is when there's an emergency declaration, it does give the president more powers. he's used those powers, whoever's running this white house sure knows how to use those powers. they've locked our cuds out of schools, shut us out of work and now he's asking for more money, more inflationary spending on this continuing resolution that we're nation. he's also using this as an excuse excuse to make school loan payments and to basically eliminate some of those school loans as well. so this does give him more power. that's why we've introduced a resolution that could stop this, and we've got the votes to do it. we'll need nancy pelosi to do the same thing on her side

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kansas senator roger marshall on the move he just made in the senate to try to stop all the spending. and his response to credit card companies' plans to trac

roger marshall of kansas says democrats are to blame and this is what is at stake in the midterm elections. >> a referendum on the price of gas and groceries in the open border and referendum on the economy and referendum on who controls our schools. >> house majority leader kevin mccarthy rolled out gop's commitment to america from the background state of pennsylvania. the pillars are an economy that strong, a nation that safe, future built on freedom and government is accountable. president biden speaking to the largest unit in the country public school teachers slammed republicans and house leader. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy went to pennsylvania unveiled what he calls commitment to america. the thin series of policy goals with little or no detail he says repugnance will pursue if they regain control of congress. >> president biden took office, inflation was 1.4%. today is a 8.3% already 7.9% russian forces invaded ukraine and you can see more than half the country says inflation caused financial hardship. one in four families cutting back on spending, some going down to two

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republican senator, roger marshal introduced a new resolution to end the covid emergency declaration, response to president biden's comment on "60-minute" saying the pandemic is over. >> kevin? >> lucas, thank you. >>> josh harley demanding more information about the dod's potential non compliance regarding the process of service member exemption request. holly sent a letter to the actor attorney general, seeking for information about the internal report and so called alarming findings. >>> meantime, the ceo were grilled by members on the panel on thursday. chad pilgrim has more on that from capitol hill. good evening, chad. >> reporter: you expect bankers to fill questions about inflation and the economy when they appear before the senate. but, how about guns and the environment? >> thank you all for being here. there is a bit of a flogging element to what's happening today. >> reporter: the bankers heard it from both sides. liberals -- >>> the biggest wall street bank have lost the trust of the american people. i expect all of your banks use it to help the community and not just you

stuart: terrible situation, real decline is happening and i want to talk about republican senator roger marshall who introduced legislation that would force a vote to end the emergency declaration for covid. biden declared the pandemic over so will this bill passed? stop calling it an emergency, stop handing out the money but will it pass? >> after his comments on 60 minutes or difficult to say we've got to do this especially with it becomes clear that november is going to be a major problem for democrats mostly everywhere so republicans finally grow a spine, thank goodness for marshall for putting this through but it should have been done before. why they want it to remain an emergency, gives the president special emergency powers when it comes to executive orders. that is why you see this crazy spending, states like new york want to maintain the emergency because it allows them to go beyond congress, beyond the normal process of spending money and making decisions and they like it because inevitably i don't care whether it is monkeypox or some other event there will always be an emerg

drug cartels and foreign terrorist organizations and lauren: florida and roger marshal of kansas and they want to introduce legislation that would add four mexican drug cartels for federal list of tornado organizations and 68 groups on the list and none are drug cartels and to answer your question, this is what it means, ashley. it would be against the law for individuals to provide material support to the cartel to enter the u.s.. it would ban anyone that was a member of the cartel or had connections to them and it would freeze their assets and block any transaction relating to the assets. texas governor abbott signed an executive organization labeling the cartels as terrorist organizations because he sees the hundreds of millions of doses of lethal fentanyl that come across the southern border not only in texas and arizona and quite frankly, ashley, throughout the united states. it's at the point where dug users are actively seeking out fentanyl because you can't find heroin as easily. imagine that? ashley: absolutely awful. i can't. all right, lauren, thank you very much. federal

stu: still ahead, senator roger marshal, brian k kilmeade, lisa booth. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ .. stuart: have you noticed we have a terrific string of good weather in the new york area. we shown use this shot many times over the past few weeks, bright sunshine and blue sky. 10:00 eastern, let's get to the money, lots of green this morning, the dow is up 250, nasdaq up 160,

marshall of kansas did introduce a resolution in the senate to declare a end to the emergency. that vote could take pl. in october, most likely november but clearly the republicans are ready to move against this politicized emergency. david: on the other hand the biden administration doesn't seem to worry about contradictions. there was always the contradiction on immigration, despite, when they got rid of title 42 which allowed because of the pandemic emergency to keep immigrants out but wanted immigrants to come in so forget title 42, they have been contradicting themselves on this issue of the pandemic for a while. haven't they? >> not willing to be straight. this is all driven by politics. anybody who was looking around them knew that the pandemic ceased to be an emergency some time ago at least in the minds of most americans but as we have been laying out it didn't suit democrats politically but to go to your point, democrats do love this situation because every policy they have they want to tell you how to live, what kind of house you can live in, but kind of car you can

eastern, plus kansas senator roger marshall to discuss more on the midterms. plus, big city crime shows no sign of slowing down, crime is spiking. was business in philadelphia is facing, it is making a buzz this morning o y. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ want you to make me feel like i'm the only girl in the world. ♪ like i'm the only one they that you'll ever love. ♪ like i'm the only one who knows your heart. ♪ only girl in the world. ♪ maria: welcome back. it is time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your money. joining me now infrastructure capital advisors ceo jay hatfield and michael lee strategy founder, michael can lee. thank you for joining us. it looks like people have pretty much given up on a soft landing after the federal reserve's last 775 basis point hike this week. this week we've got more economic data to give us a window into what's going on as we approach the end of the third quarter. mike, you know the predictions that the fourth quarter is going to be tough, that 2023 is going to

kansas senator roger marshall meanwhile is pushing for a vote to end the emergency declaration, first declared in march 2020. if the pandemics is over, why do we still have an emergency declaration in place as illinois governor jb pritzkers is extending his covid emergency powers, this is the 34th time he's done this since the start of the pandemic. >> you know, i got elected as a state representative the exact same year that jb pritzker came to office as governor, since been elected into the senate and i can tell you power and control blind, especially here in illinois. it makes absolutely no sense except to have this power over the people. s his policies have absolutely destroyed this state. we went from high taxes and to doubling our gas taxes to you now ddecimating our education ad decimating law and order and right now the people of illinois because of his terrible energy legislation are paying double for energy bills of what they were paying. nothing is making sense state-wide and nationally with the parties that are in control and we have got to rein this in and change and vote

we need to know to keep your kids safe, with senator roger marshall just had pit and betsy devos on the new cost of student loan relief. wait until you hear the price tag. i'm john roberts. sandra is off today. aishah hasnie joins me at the top of the hour for "america reports." we'll see you there. >> you know what it is? i'll tell you what it is. it's anti-italian discri discrimination. columbus day is a day of italian pride. it's our holiday, and they want to take it away. >> emily: columbus day is coming up, which means it's time for the annual debate over canceling the holiday. new york democrats are heading to albany to try and make that happen, introducing legislation last week in an effort to officially cut it from the calendar. lara, never mind the historical presence of it for so many decades here in this country and here in the state. >> lara: my birthday is october 12, so growing up occasionally i would have the day off of school for columbus day. so i'd like to keep it just because it made me feel special, to be honest. [laughter] but it's just more of the same. i think so

senator roger marshall of kansas, perhaps pleased the jayhawks beat duke today,s laid out what's at stake in the ultimate match-up this november, the midterms. >> this is going to be a referendum on the prices of gas and groceries, a referendum on the open border and then just a referendum on the economy and, lastly, on who controls our schools. >> reporter: president biden threw another party on the south lawn last night, this time inviting the real rocket man, elton john, to perform. and as you mentioned, there's a new study out that says americans are losing over $4,000 a year since president biden took the office, in fact, in their annual income, arthel. arthel: all right. lucas tomlinson, thank you. eric? eric: coming up, turmoil and mass protests in iran as outrage spreads across that country over the death of a young woman in police custody over her head scarf. and russians, well, they're fleeing their country after vladimir putin calls up reinforcements for his war in ukraine. we take a look at both stories as "fox news live" continues for this saturday afternoon. ♪ for every mo

he is on the senate agriculture and energy committees, roger marshall joins me now. good evening, senator. how are you? >> kennedy, it's great to be on with you, and we just appreciate you making us smile every once in a while. so we appreciate your show. ing. kennedy: well, there are a lot of absurdities to point out. it's really unbelievable that the9 white house has such a poor grasp on this issue. i want to know from you sitting on agriculture and energy, did you ever think that all see the kind of intersection that you're seeing now? >> well, kennedy, you know, yesterday the white house is celebrating some victory. they're tone deaf. meanwhile, we got the worst economic news in my professional lifetime. we have grocery prices up 13%, gasoline is up $1.50 compared to when joe biden was sworn into office, and then beyond that there seems to be no end in sight, right? so it is certainly a challenge. this is the number one concern for kansans back home. no, i never thought we would see this end in sight. he's doubling down on his energy policies, he's killing americ

kansas senator roger marshall on the move he just made in the senate to try to stop all the spending. and his response to credit card companies' plans to trac

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