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so, joe biden thinks he is going to tax his way into prosperity, that is in his new budget but he is wrong, it never works, it never has and never will, neither will his massive spending and borrowing, art laffer and byron donalds will the damage. senator katie britt will have something to say, and former small business c cabinet officer linda mcmahon will tell us why the bidens hate small business and mark i simone and joe concha talking about how woke were the oscars, then tiktok should united states ban tiktok or perhaps a chinese communist takeover will come to an end? but first, here. edward lawrence is live with all of the good news,

congratulating joe biden, he followed through on his state of the union with it terrific budget proposal, edward. reporter: tax and spend. that is what he pitched and what we're seeing, he wants to spend 7. 3 trillion in this budget, to pay, he plans large tax increases, across the board, they will bringb in 5.5 trillion that was 403 million more than last year, still, leaving a deficit of 1.8 trillion in 2025, the numbers don't add up, president plans to expanding free community college plan and expanding medicaid and hopes to bring back an child tax credit and creating a child care and development grant to pay for lower know income families. >> there is not virtually a single program that joe

biden wants to get rid of or cut, this is expand programs. the new housing initiatives and new welfare programs and more taxes on the top 1%. reporter: the president wants to epand medicare, increasing a special tax on families making over $400,000 a year to do, that corporate tax rate he wants to raise that to 28%. and and this is how president biden is making argument for higher taxes. across the board. by highlighting his c adding a we'll tax on billionaires. >> if we just charge them, 25%, not highest rate, 25%. do you know how much that would raise? over next 10 years? 400 billion dollars. 40 billion a year. imagine what we could do. from cutting the deficit to providing for child care,

and providing for health care and opinion flow vide our military with what they need. reporter: and the budget is now to the congress, it has been submitted today, republicans see this size dead on arrival. larry. larry: all right, edward lawrence. what a joyous presentation, we appreciate it. a couple thoughts from me, i want to congratulate joe biden, who continues to believe that he can tax the nation into prosperity. i say congrats, because the history of tax hikes shows that revenue increases never pan out. the economy is depressed. and investment falters, and that is not enough, you would eliminate -- emulating western europe which has been taxing itself into recession for decades, including right now. not big government socialism, but it comes close, doesn't it? i'm proud of you mr. president. you never miss a progressive

beat, i don't want to ignore the spending increases in the budget. now, mr. biden flagged it in his bellicose. state of the union speech last week. but in today's my biden budget, it is true f blues, right there raise corporate tax, let foreign government tac -- fax our corporations and bring back book value tack tax, raising top income tax, raise any number of investment taxes, go for the unconstitutional wealth tax own realized capital gains. jack up the medicare tax. a lot of other tax goodies, roughly that is 6 trillion over next 10 years. you raise corporate taxes, you are hurting middle class working folks most that is what data shows, they will

bear about 70% of the tax hike burden, and taxing other investment for small businesses who may top tax rate, all this, draining the animal spirits from the economy, curtails after tax returns to work investment and risk taking. and blunts the supply side of the economy, which means, higher taxes, plus the massive biden regulatory state, creates fiscal inflation pressures. budget deficit will get worse, not better under all these tax hikes, and let it be known that revenues are not the problem. all right? never have been they have been running steady at over 17% of gdp for years now, the problem is spending which is running over 24% of gdp . much my irthan t the -- higher than average of past century, mr. biden has increased spending and borrowing by at at

least 6 billion in this budget he has roughly 3 trillion in new spending proposals, brand new. child care, education, training, earned income tax, obamacare held subsidies. and mortgage credits for housing and other stuff that we don't yet know about. woops, and student loan cancellations. supremes have ruled unconstitutional, but mr. biden, cond cone grates for ignoring that as well. they will continue to run deficit 2 trillion a year as far as the a can see, you have a good chance of achieving 50 trillion in publicly hield federal debt over next 10 years that would come to about 120% of gdp in peacetime with less than 4% unemployment turning. i am proud of you mr. president. you are breaking all known

rules of all known economic schools, except the progressive socialist school, but look at your economic polls in particular expoaand your overall polling performance in general that is not working that well for you. so, hate to say it sir, it's time for change. i happen to know someone, down in south florida, who is jump chomping -- just chomping at the bit. and finally straight inamerica out, okay? just a few thoughts, on my part. joining me now, we'll have fun, af art laffer, former reagan an economist. and florida congressman byron donalds, who knows a thing or two about this art, thank you for joining oure

esteemed congressman byron donalds and thank you for joining esteemed art laffer, you have all of the across board tax hikes, very create creative, not, you are looking at about 6 trillion in new taxes, a phony static revenue loss, art, is there an example in recent history in deeper history, whether where you can tax your way into prosperity where raising taxes on individuals on worker forth on investors -- on capital gains, on corporations, on every darn thing that moves? is there example, you wrote a book about this, where is the evidence that shows you can tax your way to prosperity? >> based on the evidence, larry on tax returns, every single time you raise tax

rates on the rich, 3 things happened, number one revenues from the rich have fallen. number two, the economy has under performed. and number three the biggest damage done is on the poor, the minorities and disenfranchised on the lowest echelon ladder, when you lower tax rates, the economy outperformed and poor benefit in this process, that is the truth for the u.s., for the entire period of the u.s. income tax, if luke at states -- look at states the states with highest tax rates are ush performing under performing those lower tax rates. those states that have adopted an income tax, since 1960, the 11 states they are biggest underperformers of all compared to rift. look at countries across world, the example is clear, not only in u.s., but in to

states, and across countries this is contrary to everything that facts tell us. now, wishful thinking that is all i heard on the state of the union, that is all there was, he is dead wrong to the tracks tax and -- tax and spending issues. larry: mr. biden said he will end trickle down, that does not work, he said people don't pay their fair share, the wealthy don't. these are assertions he makes time again. over the course of his presidency, now, in to its 4th year, he said it again at the state of the union it in the cold print of the budget that just came out today. what do you make of that? he will not listen, he will not listen or look at the evidence byron donalds. >> well, i make of it is simple. the president's budget is a stupid, stupid document. it is not going to hospital

american economy, not going to help the american people, let me add, if you are looking at the way here wants to raise taxes, who you will squeeze more are young people in our country, minorities in our country who are trying to find ways to build in-- generational wealth, to build equity and pass that on to next generates. joe biden's think think about and his tax philosophy will kill, that not make it possible, and last point, joe biden likes to talk about people not paying their fair share. he needs to look no further than his own son, his son was evading taxes, he should talk to his son first, make sure his son pays up before he gets money out of the pockets of the rest of american people this attack of policy wo shreds an economy that is already weakening and on its back because of joe biden and radical democrat policy. >> know, art, byron has a

point about his kid. >> i love it, i love it. larry: a good point. lord knows what his tax liability really. is this stuff is tried in europe. has been tried in south america, this tax the rich stuff. actually, as i saw it, in some cases, i think with regard to corporate taxes and capital gains taxes, the u.s. would have a higher tax rate than china, which strikes me as not a good idea. since we're competing with china. and the taxes don't you know, rich people don't pay their fair share, now you have done work on this. the rich people don't pay their fair share, what does that mean, i thought that numbers showed reverse this rich virtually half of the income tax system. >> they do pay half of the income taxes, i don't know what their fair share is according to joe biden, t

pop -- top 1% pays about 50% of all taxes. and if you look at what he talks about with corporate taxes, that is just we have a large tax rate reduction under donald trump, and if you look at it, it paid for itself within two years, for itself. it created lowest poverty levels for poor, minority, underet kateed, they had lowest on possible unemployment rates now he wants to raise it back up to 28%. make us the probably highest corporate tack in the world. that would undo all of that. for the very gr he is professing to want to help, he will hurt those people the most. if luke at tack taxes gordon brown in britain raised highest tax rate in britain tax revenues went down and britain went into a

deep recession, and cameron has lowered it it improved. it is just classic everywhere the in world. in the u.s. over history, its ny he says it does, no matter how wishful his thinking s wishful thinking is not a plan or a theory or a way photo success. look -- a way to get success, look at facts and only facts that should drive the economic policy. larry: to byron donalds on the spending side. biden saying he will raise taxes, by roughly 6 trillion dollars this will lower the budget deficit, history runs gain that you have less growth, more sheltering. just putting that aside. this huge, government is running federal government, running 25% of gdp under biden, higher than 50 year average away higher. that you know, if you add

state and local, you probably have the governments across the board, would be running nearly hatch of our national -- half of or national income, but there is no effort to cut anything, that is it. 1er1% or 2%, pay fors. why not. and i fear that even some of our republican friends have lost their goal, lost their enthusiasm for -- they may complain about the budget deficit, and the borrowing byron d donalds but no one wants to cut spending, this is it, just grow government as big as you want. >> you are right. this is a fever capitol hill it is spending other people's money, it is not sudden it sustain an. first, we already talked about we raising 5 trillion in taxes we should take

federal agency to precovid spending levels that would cut federal agency around 20%, a major step in right direction, it makes mo sense they are still spending as if covid-19 is still going on, pandemic is over. you have to shrink the budgets. that is one, number two, if you did that, you actually get consistency on capitol hill. because, if we made a strong push as republicans, i'm in favor of this to actually cut spending, the democrats are those who would shut down government, because they would never agree to the spending cuts, think about how insane of a logic that is, we say let's cut spending democrats would stomp their feet say no, we would never agree on what to spend and government will close, they will blame republicans because republicans want to be fiscally responsibility and you know secures border, and follow the law and follow the constitution. that is how reckless things are on capitol hill. and i stress to my

republican colleagues. our chairman and leadership weaker got to get the fiscal house in order, we should be cutting spending dramatically for 25 fiscal year if you have democrats who don't want to go along, we should not capitulate to their recklessness, because the country is what is suffering, and if country sufferers the american people are suffering even more. larry: you know it is is amazing byron. as a last point. you know what is amazing, he has spend 6 trillion or so new in his first three years, this budget bowl add another whatever 3 trillion or 4 trillion, i don't know all of the details, he is borrowed all this money, and he is proposing tax hikes on everyone. but byron, according to his polls, particularly on the economy, in general his performance, it has not done him a bit of good, like, the

american people are wising up, to this tax and spend, and progressive socialist big government. it has not helped them, if it helped them, he would be at a 60% approval rating, and 80% on the economy. he has spent a bloody fortune and borrowed us to you know what, it has not helped him, i find that interesting, maybe that is only little k kernell of optimism. >> the reality is that democrats are party of ally thes now -- ally t eliteses now, and they rely on well fair, all money they spend goes to favor democrat elites who are taking that money to make other money for themselves and drown the nation in massive debt, it is wrong, it is time for leadership on capitol hill and in white house in former donald trump. larry: yes, sir, i know

someone in south florida is waiting to dying to get another quite out of that apple, that is what i hear. art laffer thank you and byron donalds you are fabulous. >> coming up, why are tax dollars, being used to fly in joe biden's illegal migrants? the illegal migrants not just undocumented, they are illegal. we will talk about that and some other matters, with senator katie britt of alabama when kudlow returns, yocan catch kudlow, monday through friday at 4:00 here on fox business. you will never miss a biden tax hike, ever, i promise, i'm kudlow, buy, buy, buy.

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shalls. >> this is a disgrace. and it is more of the same, i will say this is why we need donald trump back in the white house immediately. he will stop these flights on day one. the fact that we have hard working americans, and every corner of this country, who are hurting, because of bidenomics, because. the economy, that joe biden has created. and yet he is taking time to use taxpayer dollars to facilitate the mass migration this is mind boggling it is a disgrace. think about it, he takes them to a city of their choice, they are put up in hotels, given white glove service, we have hard working americans that are working to be able to put gas in their car and grocery on the table, saving up and looking at mortgage rates going through the roof, his

prirohrty seems to be -- priority seems to be facilitating the illegal immigration. larry: i have to bring it up. white house is now lying about it president biden would not talk to laken riley, would not talk to her parents, beautiful young woman, who was murdered by an illegal criminal. and then he cams back and he agrees with nancy pelosi, says, i was wrong to call them illegals they are undocumented. they say today he didn't say that, we fox has been running that tape of him saying it. this is just ads insult to injury, why doesn't he get wise? he has, as you know, executive authority to implement a couple of mandates passed by congress and signed by presidents 20 years ago, he could end this fiasco, this scourge of

crimes and drugs and sex traffics and stop murdering and killing of beautiful innocent young women, why doesn't he get rise. >> you nailed -- wise. >> you nailed it, this shows contrast in november. right? you have president trump, who embraced laken r riley's family on the same day, that biden apologized to her killer. this is unacceptable, but i think that puts into focus what the american people are choosing between in november, choice is clear, the choice is president trump, he left a road map for biden about how to put the american people first, and secures border, he could immediately put back in the remain in mexico policy, he should start to issue the final orders of removal and actually execute them. getting people who are here

illegally, out of our country, larry, there is a ton of stuff he could do, but he continues to put americans last. and he puts this fac facilitations of mass migration first and l laken riley puts it in tragedy, and when he gets her name wrong he does not take the time to correct it and properly grief with her family, president trump did, he a. but he apologized to her killer. larry: you were making the other night in your rebuttal to state of union, kitchen table points, i want to read to you, i call it the affordability crisis, under donald trump. weekly wages adjusted for inflation, real weekly wages for average families from 366 bucks a week to 399. that is a 9.2% increase.

that is 9% pay raise under president trump. under biden sames me eurk measure dropped from 399 to 380, a 4.9 percent drop, i know people are getting on your case, i don't know why, from a kitchen stable stand point, people got a pay raise under trump, and a pay cut under biden. these are bureau of labor statistics numbers, you can get them, i'm not making them up. i have my own views about politics and policy, by the numbers are the numbers. they got a pay raise under trump and a pay cut under biden those are the facts. >> bingo, you see credit card debt is the highest in our nation's history. it is over a trillion dollars, for the first time and these things matter, they are hitting hard working families, and they feel them around the kitchen

cable, joe biden mentioned kitchen table issues, and in his rebuttal, in his actual speech. but, when we tried to bring that -- the place that family gathers, you know where we talk about these things that affect our dpadaily lives, then liberals want to say something about it. >> anyway, senator katie britt thank you so much i are so gracious we appreciate it. >> appreciate being on. larry: coming up, next, former trump cabinet official linda mcmahon, will tell us why joe biden hates small business franchises, then mark simone and joe concha will talk about armed troops in new york subways. firefighters booing letitia james. and how woke were the oscars last night. >> gee? then after, that congress

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larry: all right, my fr linda mcmahon writes in daily caller. she is joining us, welcome back to the show. former trump head of small business administration chair of the america first policy institute, thank you. federal government can decide who and who can't? this is about franchising right? you put a stop to it trump put a stop to it, now like a bad penny it is coming up. >> we downed out it didn't

-- found out that it didn't work well under the obama administration, the president does not realize a third of franchise businesses are owned by minorities, you put these rules into effect says if mother franchise, if you will mcdonald's, there is a small franchisee comes and starts a business, now that small business will be treated like an employee/employer relationship. which takes away the incentive of the franchise owner to be own marketing person and hire who they need to reach out in the community. and so, we found it just takes the air out of the balloon. the franchise owners who want to go out and be part of the companiry, -- the community, the most affected are women and minorities, thank goodness it was stop friday, a texas judge ruled it is too brode

and had to be looked at gain, and the national labor relation board will appeal it. but, this is really a bad rule. it just, costs franchise owners i think there were 366 thousand jobs lost, in the obama administration, and it is just a craze rule, we lost about 33 billion dollars per year from these franchises. under the obama administration this is crazy. larry: didn't -- as i know they wanted to slap a dei, diversity, equity and inclusion requirement on small businesses to do business with the sba and others but some judge said that is -- that is unconstitutional, i think that also the case? >> yeah, it is. if you take a look at what we did in sba under the trump administration, it was all comers, come in, if you

qualify f for a loan urge sba, we looked if you qualified with the banks who supported you in your line of, this particular rule that you just mentioned, this is under the commerce department, they are grants that go to small businesses. so, that is the other side of this coin, that the law the was -- lawsuit was brought by those who were not part of the minorities which were black americans, hispanics, asian pacific a l passive islandives and et cetera, the white people said this is discriminatory against us to not get the grants, the judge ruled in their favor that was a good thing. i think that we'll see a lot more of these kinds of actions, all about the biden administration wants more control. larry: all right. >> last one. linda, part of the issue

with franchise as i recall, if the headquarters is unionized, if they vote to unionize all of the franchisees have to be union they don't get to hold their own elections is that also part of the issue? >> i believe -- i am not sure if that is part of this particular issue. but that is one of the issues that has come up, it just makes all of these franchise owners now employees, under the big umbrella, they have said is they get less support from the big corporate franchis er than before. >> linda mcmahon appreciate it. >> thank you, larry good to see you. >> all right, folks. a couple things with the boys national guard in new york city subways. woke oscars. oh, my gosh, we have mark system own, wor radio show host and joe concha, best selling author.

mark, new yorker? i don't know if you read. is national guard in the subways? is that a good idea. >> a good idea for democrat they look for symbolic gestures rather than salving a problem -- solving a problem, national guard has no authority in the subway they can't do anything, they are not trained for it they are great with floods and hurricanes, but what they will do, without authority they will search bags. and now, no criminal brings luggage with them. has a brief case -- >> really? >> no criminal has a purse. . >> oh, my god. >> they will be victims down there, everyone in police deputy off record will tell you, the same 2800 criminals over and over, they keep getting let out, if you could just arrest them and get a da to keep them in jail. larry: that would be nice. >> i say just -- just -- do whal

y guliani did, 5 terms, you fill safe. on the subway or if you are walking home from a bar at 2:00 a.m., because of policies they had, they enforced laws on the books, get rid of alvin braggs of the world, you for good shape, remember senator tom cotton in 2020 wrote a much ed for "new york times," wrote send in the troops for -- a new "new york times" editor was fired for publishes that. >> it imploded. i know you are avid moviegoers, just a little sound from last night's oscars, we af applied a r woke test. >> shut down the oscars humanity wins. >> we stand here as men who refute jewishness and

holocaust hijacked by an o. >> i got a review. and has there been a worse host than jimmy kimmel at the oscars. >> thank you, president trump. thank you for watching, i'm surprised you are still -- is at any time it past your jail time. >> is there been a worse host? >> david letterman i think. >> but, kimmel looks brave reading that tweet, he didn't read the next couple sense attorneys how the lowest r ratedded oscar shows, you can see why the ain't-whatever they are out of touch with america. >> more or less woke than usual, joe? >> it was about what you would expect. larry: the same. >> din watch much. -- i didn't watch up. larry: the great oscar winner, killian murphy, in a

sense that is not a wake topic. a very serious topic about nuclear war. >> absolutely, one of the most important events of our lifetime, we have to beat the nazis from getting a nuclear bomb that movie was 3 hours, a bit long, but wonderfully acted. larry: oppenheimer turned his back on far left and communist. in order to put through our nuclear bomb. help us win the war. >> if ipted to watch msnbc i would have tuned them in, i watch the oscars i hear the speeches please a little escapism. larry: the cut of letitia james getting booed? by the firefighters. >> [ booing ] >> oh, come on, we're in a house of god.

>> what do you make of that? >> well, the fire commissioner said she was going to hunt down whoever booed, alan dershowitz said he will defend and launch a lawsuit, it is unconstitutional if you allow for applause you have to allow for boos, you can not deny that right. if you allow any reaction, you cannot go after pea people for booing. larry: correct me if i am wrong, current fire commissioner is not a long time veteran of the fire department. >> first commissioner who had nothing to with fire department, a very nice woman, you on -- >> i am not making personaly but an odd story. this is a by and large letitia james and the rest, don't like the cops. do like alvin bragg, you have a fire commissioner there who many people say you would prefer someone with experience running the fire department. >> actually putting out fires, and working your way

up the chain. letitia james should be disbarred. if this is true, she is targeting people for them exercising their first amendment rights, she should begun. larry: i have to go. >> the end of it. >> you are great. >> thank you. >> tiktok up next, a difficult story i'm kudlow we'll be right back. ♪ students... students of any age, from anywhere. students in a new kind of classroom. ♪ using our technology to power different ways of learning. ♪ harnessing ai to plant new beginnings. ♪ so when minds grow, opportunities follow. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk?

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larry: all right, should congress try to boot tiktok out of america? and is it possible? let's ask oklahoma congressman kevin hern, head of republican study committee, we appreciate it right now sentiment is strong. do you want to try to get bytedance the chinese parent to divest itself of tiktok and turn tiktok to an american company? or do you just want to get rid of will wrot rid of the whole lot of them. >> great question, you are right, we don't want tiktok to go away we're just saying that communist china cannot own it we see what they are doing, gathering data through tiktok and through -- the ports and electric vehicles and southern border. and china is trying to come after us, gather all data

they can, kipel that is a.i. -- couple that with a.i., imagine what harm they can kncan inflict on the u.s. >> it will not be easy to get bytedance to divest. it is a complicated matter, putting aside whether they would agree to it or not, i am sure you know it, i spoke with a leading candidate for president who is concerned that facebook or meta might buy tiktok and that would not be good either? >> well, i certainly agree. as well as all republicans up here that i have talked to,a agree with president trump, what facebook did in interfering with our election is not right we're going after them, but we're coupling and seeing what tiktok is duing through communist -- doing through communist china relationship they are collecting data involving our national security and security of the data for our kids and businesses in future, we

need to address this it was released today director of national intelligence said that they believe that tiktok was going to interfere with the election coming up. we have the ability to do it, this a world today where everyone is so partisan you see this come out of committee going after tiktok to be i d -- 50 to zero they cape out came out to get it done. larry: last one, vote on the house floor, then to the senate? >> well, certainly the speaker will get this coming forward, i think that senate needs to address this quickly, this is an imminent threat to american security going forward. larry: and you have all of this --? democrats do you think will hold up with their support? >> i do, i think when talk with them, they see what is going on 50-0 out of energy and commerce committee to the floor that say powerful statement to the senate. larry: all right,

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