i remember what you ve done you have made all things new god, i remember you rachel: oh, boy, that was awesome. it is today s faith and friends six-week easter concert series. you heard travis green and forward city. they are going to perform again at the end of the show. you need to stick around for that. thank you. will: every sunday morning for the past several weeks we have had our faith and friends concert series, a wonderful way to finish off the show in the fourth hour of fox & friends and leading us up to easter. joey: nothing makes me feel like i live a life of privilege sitting in the front row of watching these bands. if you are inspiring to host fox and friends, this is why. rachel: former president trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday citing illegal leaks from the manhattan d.a. s office probing hush money payments made during the 2016 cam campaign. will: if indicted he would be the first president in u.s. history to face crimin
failure since the financial meltdown.t in thel 20 show down about to unfold.bu joe biden defensesdg economic policy and promises a budget of more spending and higher taxes. you know, when we talk about 28% tax rate, ronald reagan was 28% tax rate. you know, that wacko liberal guy. been the 2024 presidential electionid is on.s florida governor rhonda santos e makes a stop in iowa over the weekend sparking questions as th win, not if, the governor was about to join the race forsu ccpresident and try to take florida success across the country. o the state of florida, we are the fastest-growing state in th country, number one for net migration in the country, numbe onste gdp and economic growthme amongst large estates.an that did not happen by accident. that is a result as to the wayho you lead the values you uphold c in the policies you support.elec i am sick of people gettingte elected to office and they kind of sit back like potted plants. coming up, governor brought d
financial crisis, buffett invested in bank of america, gave b of a a lifeline there and invested in goldman sachs. gave goldman sachs a lifeline got incredible term as far as investing in there terms for investing in there, getting right at the bottom. no surprise to me he is being called on to help with liquidity. no doubt about it, we are talking about a weekend of panic and tenuous situation this morning. it is incredible what bad policy can do, and that is what is happening here. you re talking about 15 years of zero interest rate rates, and then in a hurry, in under a year, the federal reserve raising interest rates consistently, catching many businesses by surprise. the issue at silicon valley bank was that it had invested in long-term bonds, so as interest rates went up, at the federal reserve was raising rates, those interest rates on the bonds went up sending the value and the price of those bonds down. so when they started to see that
you were on a bank board and chairman of the oversight cheat tee. what should be committee, what should be done here? i worry this could be a trend and when one bank goes down, more banks could go down. what we ve seen early on from the articl articles in the walt journal and other financial publications and they invest add lot of cash, a lot of cash i would assume they had from things like ppp loan, government policy, and they invested it in bonds and then because the democrats spent too much money in other stimulus, they the bonds go down and interest rates go up and fed had to raise interest rate rates to combat te democrat s inflation and now coming out they were one of the most woke banks in their quest for the esg-type policy and investing. this could be a trend and there are consequence for bad democrat policy and we need to keep an eye on all the banking sector right now. maria: well, we re waiting for a solution and we re expecting an announcement to the acquisition
hundred dollars and the total payment paid over thirty yearsou goes up r by thirty two thousand another half a point you re looking at a two hundred dollar increase every month and sixty four thousand dollar hike altogether. that s at four percent interest now prior to today a 30 year fixed mortgage was averaging well six point three some odd6. percent at3- that rate your monthly payment is five hundred dollars more than it would have been in twentyoa twenty . and the total amount that you would pay over then d be coursef year alone would be two hundredo and three thousand dollars. wow. now today it gets a lot worse. rates now expected to go as high as seven point five percent. let s take a look at buying that same home. that means ifra you comparey the rates in twenty twenty under donald trump , well, you ll pay a thousand m dollars more per month. and after today s hike and interest rate interest