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I saw Maria Bartiromo on FBN this morning promoting a book by an illegal immigrant who managed to work on Wall Street for the Goldman Sachs money laundering enterprise. She lied continually about how illegals are treated in America and casually admitted to felony violations from using counterfeit documents to possible vote fraud. I was shocked - maybe it was too early for Maria to try to conduct a professional interview.

ERIC TRUMP FULL INTERVIEW WITH MARIA BARTIROMO | VIDEO | FOX NEWS (8/21/2016)

Fox Business Network has released a revamped lineup, just one week after “Imus in the Morning” host Don Imus announced his exit from the net. FBN is replacing Imus with a Maria Bartiromo-anchored business news show, “Morning Money With Maria Bartiromo,” taking over the 6-9 a.m. timeslot and following a 5 a.m. market-focused show. Following Bartiromo’s three-hour program will be an expanded “Varney & Company,” also airing for three hours from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Neil Cavuto will take over from there in a new move to daytime, taking his “Cavuto: From Coast to Coast” from noon to 2...

“Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo” won its timeslot in its debut Sunday. In fact, the new show beat CNN’s Fareed Zakaria and MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry combined in total viewers in the 10am hour. The show was down slightly in total viewers but up in the demo vs. last Sunday’s 10am offering. In fact, Bartiromo delivered FNC’s third-highest A25-54 number for the timeslot this year. 10amET, 4/30 | A25-54 Demo / Total Viewers FNC: 312,000 / 1,078,000 CNN: 169,000 / 643,000 MSNBC: 168,000 / 391,000 (10-NoonET) Bartiromo’s debut gave a nice lead-in to Howie Kurtz‘s “MediaBuzz” at 11amET. With 353,000...

OK I am watching Maria Bartiromo on Fox News Channel this morning. No opinion yet on what I think of this show.

I just want to say "welcome" to Maria Bartiromo, to Fox Business News. She's starting there today. On right now in fact. Welcome aboard.

Just heard. At least I think I did, can anyone confirm this? Maria Bartiromo is going to Fox Business News, and (if I heard right) will chair the news desk, starting next Monday morning. Is this true? (hoping so)

Has anyone beat me to this thread? Never the less, this is great news! Maria would be an very impressive asset to FOX, and hopefully she will rip any liberal guest/commentator to shreds as we go into 2014. And you got to admit, she is Pretty Hot !!! {just like all of the FOX Conservative Ladies}.

Bartiromo Takes Frank to Task Over Lack of ’08 Financial Crisis Prosecutions • Frank: 'Individuals' should be prosecuted on Wall Street, will not say who Former Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank (D., Mass.) advocated criminal prosecutions against “individuals” involved in the 2008 financial crisis and the subsequent collapse on Wall Street Friday on CNBC. Maria Bartiromo reacted incredulously to Frank’s refusal to name specific individuals who may have perpetrated criminal wrongdoing, accusing the former Congressman of playing populist politics by making specious allegations against the financial industry. Frank attempted to deflect the criticism by stating as Chair of House Financial Services...

From what I read today at the Chicago Tribune and the LA Times: "The CNBC host asked that if corporations care about the character of their chief executive officers, why shouldn't Americans care about the character of their presidential candidates?" 1.) Why shouldn't Americans care about the character of their presidential candidates... When did Cain ever say that Americans don't care about the character of their presidential candidates? 2.) On top of this apparently loaded question, this was shifted to Romney, who was - somehow - fortuitously placed right next to Cain during this debate. Coincidence? 3.) Now the MSM...

The crowd was not happy when Maria Bartiromo brought up the sexual harassment allegations 15 minutes into tonight's CNBC debate. CLICK ABOVE LINK FOR THE VIDEO

The former President from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. FULL INTEVIEW

We'll see.

I wonder how much longer she'll be working for NBC News.

Come with me back through the mists of time.......focus your eyes to see through the haze of the media fog machine.....there it is, The Lost Sarah Palin Interview.Your eyes will mist over as you fondly remember the bright, competent, confident governor who lit a fire in conservative hearts in their darkest hour oh so long ago. Well, it's only been a month but it seems ohhhh so longggg ago.....On Monday, I was in Alaska for an hour-long CNBC special on the oil business and had an exclusive interview with Governor Sarah Palin, selected Friday as Republican John McCain's Vice-Presidential running...

Bill Clinton: McCain 'A Great Man'; Praises Wife's, Not Obama's Economic Plan September 18, 2008 6:33 PM ABC News' Jennifer Parker reports: Former President Bill Clinton has largely kept himself out of the public eye since his wife lost the Democratic primary to Barack Obama. However in a rare television interview tonight the former president called Republican presidential candidate John McCain "a great man" and praised GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin as an "instinctively effective candidate." On a day when Obama sought to convince voters that he's best able to handle the economic crisis, the former president said it...

Following is the unofficial transcript of a CNBC EXCLUSIVE interview with Vice Presidential Candidate and Governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin on CNBC's "Closing Bell with Maria Bartiromo." During the interview with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo, Palin discusses ANWR, drilling, oil and jobs and energy independence, among other topics. Transcript and video of interview at the source link.

While a lot of the members of the mainstream media were scratching their heads, trying to figure out just who Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was, CNBC actually came through with an almost immediate positive response. The August 29 broadcast of CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" featured two of the network's prominent personalities analyzing Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain's choice of a running mate. "Closing Bell" host Maria Bartiromo and "Kudlow & Company" host Larry Kudlow said McCain's decision was wise. Bartiromo, who was set to feature Palin in an upcoming CNBC special on energy, called the governor a "terrific...

If all you did was read or listen to the news headlines today you would have to conclude that Alan Greenspan must have just taken a job with moveon.org There is much more to the story about Alan Greenspan’s position on President Bush and the war in Iraq. In fact, he supported the move to take out Hussein and said he would vote GOP today. There is much more to his comments than what the media asserts in the headlines but how many people will take the time to actually watch a long interview with the former Federal Reserve Chairman...

<p>July 27, 2007 -- CNBC might not be big enough for both the Money Honey, Maria Bartiromo, and the Street Sweetie, Erin Burnett.</p> <p>Insiders say Bartiromo is in an uproar over her ravishing rival Burnett, who's begun to upstage her at the business news channel.</p>