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some length about the v-shaped recovery. it's been a theme of mind going all the way back to my time at the white house a year ago today we have a js update enemy not have been spectacular. actually these job upsets is the economist forecast wrong. but anyway was a very solid number objectively, 559,000 jobs. in the climate rate went down from 6.2 - 5.8 percent and that is very important and also, the underemployment rate fell from 10.4 - 10.2 percent rated that's very important as well. so listen to this, for the past three months, the job same average 541,000 and that is a solid number. hair something i'm not reading in the reports today although they've been on the road i know i think it is really important. underneath the hood of this jobs

report, the average hourly earnings, and other wage and had worse ranges, they agreed to make half of a percentage point and over the past three months, wages have increased by four and half percent and an annual rate, this is the income proxy. meanwhile, the average hours worked jumped a tenth of a percent over the past three months increased 8.6 percent annually. so actually a big boost in income is coming more from the work outside and it is from the stimulus side although frankly, both are very solid. they're very big numbers and by the way, the 813 percent gain, that is the average workers wage income. hours worked, times the earnings. that is up 13.1 percent in an annual rate over the past three months. known know i'm throwing a lot of numbers that you, these are very solid numbers. now inflation has temporarily

jumped freighted but in fact, bring in a 6 percent inflation rate is to get a gigantic 7 percent increase in real wages. that is spending power. very important and inside of the strong economy. my hunch is that the demand for workers is still running way ahead of workers apply. and part of that is going to change as now over half of the states have cut off the overly generous federal unemployment. that is good and more states will do the same and workers are going to gradually become available. and incidentally is labor market tightens in the unappointed rate comes down, more folks go back to work, wages are going to keep rising and will attract people into the job market. this is a good thing called progress. no i suggest to people, do not underestimate the v shaped recovery . you can compare expectations of jobs versus other jobs and if you want to

make up artist case, you can make a partisan case but i don't want to make a partisan case right now. i want to make the case that the economy is booming and it is open and the vaccines have art. in a market is well well well on its way back. look elsewhere, construction is booming, homebuilding is booming, is a spending on plants and equipment is all booming in retailing is booming. same quarter gdp, so when you come in around 10 percent of an annual rate according to the atlantic press. basically, overall growth policies from the trump administration has successfully generated the lowest unemployment and 50 years when we/taxes and minimize regulations generated energy independence and trade deals. those policies are still paying off. it is still a v-shaped recovery. so to be real simple here, since it is not broken, why fix it. another encouraging sign.

it looks to me like president of biden's grandiose tax and spend it and bring honey government control, all of that socialist agenda looks to be in some trouble here. only one - 51 vote reconciliation but will be possible as we learned this week in the senate and apparently, president biden has withdrawn his corporate tax height yesterday and negotiations. and 21 - 28 is no longer going to happen according to him and he's got a new proposal for a 1a brand-new proposal. that will never fly. and i will say no, neither will the k-uppercase-letter's tax predict the republicans are going to the mets and it addresses to stop the assault on success on business on investments in the blue-collar middle-class.

they are going to the mattresses and the public is not the behind biden. and all of this in my judgment is really good. the story may have really changed favorably in the political drawing just in the last week or so. that's gotta be bullish, socks are up by a couple of hundred points today will get to the final close in a few minutes and anyway is becoming more possible that my worst concerns about biden no makes me not forever be realized, may be a pipe green bay i am telling you that we are moving into that zone. the guys program looks like he is in trouble. president biden continues talk today with the gop leader negotiator. an attempt to and a deal as soon as possible. i don't think it will be so soon. we have life in washington and edward i think that a lot of cool things happening you probably know the actual fact.

coming what you here printed. guest: i think you are right. it might not be happening as googly as you think. west virginia senator capa met with president joe biden per second time this weekend it was a phone call and she really had a very cold retailing what happened. basically saying that the two had a conversation in the talk again on monday and are the republicans offering 120 billion-dollar infrastructure plans that house or $50 billion in new spending also paid for existing funds and president biden as you know is dominating $1.4 trillion plant with $1 trillion in spending as you talk about, you want to get that through raising taxes on corporations but would considerably the bad as the corporate tax rate at a minimum tax rate at 15 percent for families like gems on the reportedly paid no corporate tax in 2017 or 18 with a minimum and senator mike braun said that it's all just lip service. >> they're going to do what they did in the first time.

say they engage we have real robust conversations and you probably won't get a republican vote because i will be anything in it that reflects what we see good for unit. >> so we'll see if this solves a pattern so far the president biden meeting with republicans and ignoring what they had to say. be when i don't know if that's good or bad because he's never going to get a 51 vote through the senate printed i don't know if you have read bill o'reilly's latest book, knowing the mall or if you're familiar with mob terminology but when the mob families fight, edward lawrence, they take to the mutt entered mattresses. when i am saying here is the republicans are taken to the mattresses to fight against any tax height at all. and so far biden is moving in that direction. but so far, the mattress strategy seems to be working.

thank you edward lawrence the very and her report. the white house may need republicans at their red line taxes as infrastructure talks continue. here's more new york congresswoman house gop conference chair, at least. welcome it is great pleasure to see you. guest: good be with you larry. larry: so you heard the reports, hope you heard my commentary. i'm just feeling between the parliamentarian the senate, just one though, one bite of the apple, biden is retreating on tax hikes in the republicans have taken to the mattresses to fight the tax height in the spending numbers are coming down. it just looks to me like the biden whole plan is in trouble. what is your reading of the situation. guest: my reading is that in just over 100 days, the joe biden and nancy pelosi democrat control government, we have seen

that the exes been proposals are far far further to the left than what the market people want. republicans are crowded that we are the party for cutting taxes, not raising them. the fact that the democrats need input on this trillions of dollars of tax hikes after coming out of a pandemic shows how much as they are with main street and hard-working american families. so i think that it's important that the american people understand republicans are unified in extent up for this taxpayers across his country to make sure that you're putting joe biden far left socialist policy bills. larry: i think that writing is right, the voters are a lot smarter than some left-wing democrats think. i think that is your basic point in your sing a change in the politics of changing now. all of a sudden biden looks like he's not - i'm not smart enough to know how this turns out . you are smart enough to know. i may ask you this, what about the house. some people are telling me that

these biden taxes are so extreme that you have six or eight moderate pro-business democrats they don't want the state taxes to go up in the death •-middle-dot tax the north corporate tax on the against tax. they come from suburban districts that don't want it. some people are saying that this biden plan could not even past the house predict what is your thoughts please. guest: my thought is nancy pelosi has been able to unify our democratic caucus from a very far left proposals weather is a partisan covid-19, non- covid-19 package or whether it's a focus on multi trillion dollar infrastructure packages that not on infrastructures and never underestimate nancy pelosi's ability to groupthink among democrats. if i were a democrat in a swing district these are devastating statistics because they are out of touch with a hard-working families printed the rural communities. it really when everybody is working very hard as we come out

of this pandemic and try to focus on the economy. but it is going to be appeal for nancy pelosi decline. but she is able to use our leverage larry, never ceases to amaze me that they have been unified with very far left policies and make a mistake that even though joe biden is backtracking her proposals, his budget that he put forward includes $55 trillion in new taxes over ten years. that would be the highest level of taxes our so his policies are still very much focused on taxes. which is why republicans and the voters across this country are unified as we head into the midterms next november. larry: will never pass that stuff when you take the house next year. it is not going to happen. guest: we are going to take the house next year. we just need to make sure that they don't pass these taxes and policies between now and next november. we have local event last night

in upstate new york and it was a most people we have had an event and probably that i can remember as early in the cycle. some people are energized and they are waking up and they are feeling the impact of joe biden who nancy pelosi policies and i will tell you, two big issues that i care most about our the federal pandemic and employment assistance and the incentive to keep people out of work, small businesses are desperately looking to hire workers. we want to make sure the incentive is getting people back to work in the second issue i hear from us voters larry is that the inflation. the rising cost of goodness. that's a tax hike on every american whether it is food prices, lumber prices are gas prices. some people feel that in their wallet and they are going to vote for republican leadership in the house next november. larry: all the sounds . good. i am on the road and it's hard and waiting for my cell phone

rated these allies are not as good as they used to be but i did see a story against the washington times. my good friend and yours mike pence, who is a wonderful human being, and a terrific vice president. he reported i think up in new hampshire i think which kinda makes this interesting. and basically said for the first time, president trump and i speak all of the time. i am proud who have been part of the trump intensity that accomplish so much. but he said, we may never agree about january 6th and he acted constitutionally and then he concluded by saying let us look forward it. let us move forward, not backwards, is focus on the policies that hold us together. i hope you sort of got that trip that i just did summarizing pence. it's interesting for him to say especially in new hampshire, but use your thought of this. guest: my thought is mike vance

is an incredible public servant and president trump was a very effective incredible president and they were very good team. and mike pence has a different perspective on genera six president trump and i think it's good that he was able to speak in new hampshire and talk about the positive working relationship he continues to have with president trump the issue of election integrity that is important to make sure that we secure our elections that we focus on policies to support voter id. even in upstate new york, not just in a congressional district, it took multiple months before they had designated a member of congress because of issues related to the election. i think we can come together to strengthen our elections before we head into the midterms and i applaud the states like arizona, pennsylvania is looking at a florida passed legislation in georgia that are working to strike hundred strengthen their election system integrity.

larry: one last one, you've been terrific by the way. i hope you come back again and again, you have been very calm on this program. you can very calm, your face looks great, looks like you've had a honestly. so i want to inflame you in my last piece here. i am just reading, i facebook it, the wonderful company facebook, has decided to suspend donald trump's account for at least until the end of 2023. for at least, another couple of years. i just think that is off the charts and off the tables. what is your thought, can we do about this. guest: isn't disgrace and the people that hurt the most of the american people. we deserve a robust debate with lots of perspectives from all across the political ideologies. unaffected people are so concerned about president trump street and effectiveness in reaching the america people that

they have to ban him from facebook, it is shameful, congress needs to hollen these text to ask them questions about how i believe this is unconstitutional we need section 230, the fact that they are able to muscle and silence viewpoints, that is un-american and certainly, not just the president. i hear from conservative activist in my district to feel they are viewpoints of that unable to share them on social media platforms. make no mistake, the president is able to get his message out in creative ways and new this going to be big news but how he gets his message out directly to the market people. larry: that's great stuff and keep the fight him. things are looking better. new house leader. from new york and thank you much and appreciate very much . coming up, right to take a look into the critical race theory coming up on kudlow in almost

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larry: let's continue to push for this critical race theory. and really, every aspect of american, people are starting to wake up to it and stand up to it read including any got a look at carefully, watch this father daughter duo who made a video explaining why it did not work. check this out. >> how we treat people is based on who they are, and i will color they are. this is how children think right here, critical race theory must be an event. now with my children, not going to happen. point blank, children do not see color, they love everybody rated. larry: every time i have seen that, and i've seen it several times now, it just blows me away how wonderful that is in joining me to talk about that and some other things, great pallet former urban development secretary, doctor ben carson. then, i'm sure you seen that

clip. if not, he saw just now i help. the way, welcome to the show. we love having you. . think about that. guest: this extraordinary thing to say at this point in our somewhat dubious history. what are you thinking, dean of these people by chance. guest: no i don't but i'm very proud of them for standing up for what they believe in. and not just wanting to be part of the crowded which is the case with many americans. many americans think the right way and they don't buy into this critical race theory. they're afraid that they are going to be penalized in some way. therefore they just sent over in the corner quiet and put their heads down and hope nobody calls them a racist. we have got to get beyond that and we cannot allow the left to continue to dominate the conversation. "fourth things that are clearly un-american. have we done things that are

wrong at best, all people have of course we have. but trying to create tremendous guilt and a large segment of our population including innocent children is actually quite cruel i thank you so abuse and weak you to fight back strenuously against that. adjourned trinity. guest: is one of the things by the way we are working vigorously: with the american institute in our patriots programs coming off nicely with interactive a beautiful lessons to teach them in true history of american who we are once in all and i think that is what we need to do. larry: are you fighting this in the schools, it's funny unless segment i was talking to liz and how republicans have taken to the mattresses. i'm sure you're familiar with the term, defied off heights by fighting. i guess that my point of

questions you, since you raised it so important in terms of your probation think tank, are you taking to the mattresses to defend against school from this crazy critical race theory seems to be spreading everywhere. guest: unfortunately, lost most of that question. larry: i'll give it another shot. are you take into the mattresses to stop this crazy critical race theory that is going on everywhere in schools. guest: absolutely. when a very proud to see parents standing up all over the country and recognizing the damage that this is doing to their children. children are trying to develop a sense of how they are treated for self-image and if you taint that with hatred, i just historical inaccuracy, what is going to happen to the

personalities of those young children read i think it is so important for conservatives across the board to understand that what we are fighting against, this is just one aspect of it. fighting as people wanted change this country and make it into a kind of place it never children should have to abide. larry: in the last really, there was a provision in an nashville. i don't know how much money, severn billions of dollars were allocated to small businesses and family farms and things of that nature to help them reduce the debt that they incurred it during the worst of the pandemic shut down. except then, except the white people need not apply. that is in the statute.

i've been harping on this almost every night. anyway, can you believe it. how does this kind of thing happen in america. guest: too long so make a right, there's a saying that withholding aided on the basis of the color of their skin, how can anything be more racist than that printed on the only thing that i know of the current president, savino vote for me white black party so this is beyond belief racist when you're denying it people benefits the base of race. it does not matter who the people are. and i think again the vast majority of americans do not think that way. i don't think most americans give it to about what color person is anymore. there are a few. the country is so different than when i was a child, beyond reach

different. we should celebrate the progress we made doesn't mean we stop making progress, but let's make it in the fairway, supposed be liberated he had justice for all. for the group that you want. larry: you know, i guess we've got to go, we always have to go. i'm sorry we just lost ben carson great about getting back on these great friend printed he now runs is very important think tank. and he is fighting the equity and he calls it equity and it is wrong and equality yes and equity no inequity at the beginning and opportunity equality, but not equity at the end. in this idea, federal legislation where pandemic debt assistance it was denied people of white skin, that's just one of the most reprehensible episodes of political legislative history anyway, up next, here's some real

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avoid trying to fill in the public policy where the governments have not done so yet, that is not up to us. larry: that is a big well, i'm not come up with all of the newspapers i know my pals at the wall street journal editorial page editor realized positively about this . this is major breaking news. jay powell is eventually says it's not there to be global warming scientists and joining us now to chew on this is fox news contributor and fox news columnist liz and steve, my brother who was in charge of all things that are good in america, including unleased prosperity. okay, i'm going to go to you state, because well listen spot these as well. but remember, trump was furious have powell for raising rates are no particular reason, there was no infection . to remember in late 18 and early 2019, must

derailed the recovery. and then out of the blue as the pandemic came crashing down, i was impressed from president was doing a press conference on the pandemic and somebody whispered in his ear that powell just got the rates to zero. and trump blurted out, well, hank is the most improved player award of the year. remember that list. some outlook, he's doing it again, that clip should be played everywhere. he's going to get the most, he is basically saying, guess what. we are at monetary policymakers, not climate warming scientists. i think that this is major breaking news. guest: i think it is great. i just wonder if joe biden is ever going to. [inaudible]. the climate change religion,

every regulatory agency and the biden government whether it be the fcc for this the housing department of the education department. even the cdc has become obsessed with climate change and so it is refreshing to hear the chairman powell say that. he is right. he is not an expert on climate change and everybody in washington thinks they are. janet yellen, remember, she think she's an expert on climate change but that is the smartest thing that i've heard powell say all year. larry: like to give major credit. i'm going to call them and tell them personally, how proud i am. one of the things that he said those in that little club, there may be more, we will all take a look at it when i regroup. but he is saying that the fatah will not lose its independence argued that is a key line, that is a rehearsed line that meets with the boards staff which is very key and he is saying no,

global warming is not our thing and we are independent and we are managing monetary policy rated that independence phrase resonates with me. liz: i think it's terrific and by the way, as he pointed out the flies in the face that all of government approach that was outlined by bidens executive order calling and everybody including every financial institution that works with global financial institutions to combat climate change. however, let's not follow the balloons to quickly ferried. there is the opportunity for the feds through the financial stability report and i expect this will happen if it sounds like to call out the institutions that are lynn tague to fossil fuel industry companies and hide the companies for not being very diverse are putting that into their risk profile. that's with the regulators want to do and i think that is what the fed eventually is going to

sort of morph into doing buffalo, right now the big race as a fedex rif of the ball. we have a serious inflation issue now. and we have to combat or change the quantitative on the buying progress. but hope that they don't get distracted by issues of climate change for equity and also they have been talking about. larry: by the way that stock has run the by yellen, not by powell. for stability so now she is all in on this regrettably. state, and speaking of janet yellen, i know she's your favorite public servant. on the way out i will give you and talk more about this in the rated tomorrow. busty, janet yellen was the european union and the oecd to dictate american tax policy. what you think of that, a good idea. guest: think it is a new low point in america. the treasury secretary.

basically gospel the benefits of lower taxes and for the first time in her lifetime, and treasury secretary is going around the world telling other countries to raise her and that is outrageous. the lowest tax placed the world, to go along that they have the advantage of getting all of these companies to come there because the low corporate tax rates and we should have the lowest corporate tax rate. we should. larry: yes we should, in ireland is at 12 of the house right away, the minimum cannot go above 121 half our member this president morgan i have to get out but i remember his president who said only america should be determining america tax rate. and then he would go on about something called america first. at the eq first, and that the oecd first, but america first. can you imagine such a thing. anyway i'm sorry, for the radio tomorrow. everybody should listen to us on

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to you for quick comments when generic question is doing the death this. the order directs regulators the budget writers and purchasing agencies to rethink how they do the taxpayer business. it focuses on financial risk okay we got that and he goes into public and private companies, americans who owned the home americans who take out home loans, mortgages, retirement fund management, insurance management . for me to start with that little bundle. home mortgages, retirement fund is an insurance. they all have to be changed and regulated in the name of global warming it. as a scientist, what you think of that. guest: i think that would be if i think if you could predict the claimant will do . actually it is also much the comment but the weather. and all the weather extremes the droughts and hailstorms and

margin someone are they going to get worse as the climate warms up and i think that we have very little information on that globally that a very little information regionally which is what we need in order to assess risk. so i would just say, you can't do that . you don't know how to measure that. larry: i do want to ask leading question but i think what you are saying is we just don't know enough to make this kind of regulatory control assault on various segments. maybe there will be right in the worst case, i don't know but what you're saying is right now, from the un and the energy to parma, we don't know that. so if we don't know that and why are they doing it. guest: i'm not going to get into the politics and the motivation and on the other hand when he can say is that we see very good change in extreme weather across the country over the last 100

years. warmer temperatures are not going up, he waves are not any more common than they were 100 years ago . did see little bit more intense precipitation in the pacific northwest and to the north that could well be natural variability. the same is true in the tornado patterns, very small shift. no great changes in arcades over the longer term. so we formed a degree over the last century we will probably form another degree in this century but it's going to be slow and gradual and i don't think you can really predict the fidelity that you need in order to make sense of the regulation. larry: state, want to read you a quote from my successor, and a director of the national economic council under mr. biden. extreme weather poses risks to supply chains, food and water and housing and energy according to the nec director ryan. and he calls the measure, pivotal moments for the u.s. government and he is the direct

quote. our modern financial system was built on the assumption that the climate was stable, he told reporters", it is clear we no longer live in such a world. your response to this place. guest: will first of all, the, has limits able, if you go back to the 30s, we had the decibel with all sorts of financial belt and suspenders were put in an i suppose as a result of that. going forward, again beyond modest warming over the next century, it is so obvious but we are going see. so yes we should have entered against extreme weather but to expected that is going to get worse than it has been, that's not obvious to me to a lot of people are making the case, i willing to names, the treasury secretary janet yellen and what race calling himself, ambassador john kerry, they are saying keep

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