and we're going to see what a they have to say. chances are the saudi energy min ester has been very active in the market, you know, preparing the market for their ability to, how do i say this, keep supply and demand in a normal equation. liz: yeah, we'll see. yeah, we know they like higher prices, so they squeeze the supply. quincy, great e to see you. have a good weekend. here we go, the bells are about to ring. markets ending kind of a brutal week in the red. for the week, the dow losing about 1.8%, but the s&p has lost 3%. biggest loser? nasdaq, down more than 3.5%. that'll do it for us. ♪ larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. all right, kids. it's friday. how about a quick discussion of the news of the week in review? well, much in the news was the nation's explosive illegal

immigration problem that joe biden blames donald trump for. why don't we hear straight from the horse's mouth. take a listen. >> first, we put in place policies that process people in a fair and fast way. second, we're significantly expanding legal pathways for entry so businesses can get the workers they need and families don't have to wait for a dick decade to be together. i'm directing my team to make a historic number opportunistic refugees admitted from latin america. next week my team will consult with congress on this plan. larry: well, one thing, i completely agree with him. team biden has processed illegals in a very fair and fast way. they they did was walk or swim over the border then head out to the interiors of the country. also i agree with president biden about his historic early intervincreases in number of res from latin america.

it's a fantast cal number, but i am surprised however he didn't take credit for illegals speaking with russian accents or the people from roughly 170 countries coming across the border. then of course as always, biden blames former president trump. >> maga republicans in congress and my predecessor spent four years gutting the immigration system under my predecessor. larry: let me get this right. in this. trump's last year, there were 450,000 illegals across the boarder and that was a comparative trickle and too much and so far this year, joe biden's running over 2 million illegal migrants and starting to look like 10,000 a day. probably over 7 million. one way to look at number

7 million illegals and they're in the entire population of new york city and speaking of new york city, mayor eric adams is in full revolt and now democratic governor kathy hochul is pulling the plug on new york's migrant generosity. take a listen to this, they're coming from all over. >> we have to let the word out that when you come to new york, you're not going to have hotel rooms orca pastramity. we have to message properly and the limit if you're going to leave your country, go somewhere else. the democratting mayor of dallas, texas, one eric john san left the democratic party all together and turn republican saying that democratic policies have exacerbated crime and homelessness. got that right.

>> they've done nothing wrong and fair and neutral justice system and nothing to do with delaware prosecutor david weiss where two more senior irs agents immediately accused the justice department of slowing down and inferring that ag garland lied under oath. speaking of hunter biden, they're bebridging respect for his graph and corruption -- begridding his graph and corruption. senator bob menendez was indicted today for violating corruption and bribery laws and menendez was chairman of the foreign relations committee and took in used mercedes and gold bars and somehow was selling secrets to egypts and ally of ours and probably already knew

all our secrets and hunter biden on the other hand, a real professional apparently took in over 20 million in cash and got himself a new porsche for 140 grand. plus a pocket full of diamonds and and a million dollar a year directorships. got to hand it to him. i guess menendez wasn't on any of the popup biden conference calls or the dinners because he took in a whole lot less than hunter. now, the uaw strike has expanded to 38 sites in 28 states. it's a strike against biden-fellation and biden -- biden flation and war on fossil fuels and pro mandates for uaw and the leadership along with the whole democratic party is completely freaked out that donald trump will meet with thousands of rank and file union workers next week in michigan to talk to them about retiring joe biden and his bidenomic

pollties. i think it's a -- pol policies d that's cool for trump to do. speaking of bidenomics, interest rates and inflation are going up and the stock market is going down. finally we've all got a glimpse between senator john fetterman's bear legs and pranced around the senate and met with ukrainian president zelensky with the bear legs and ashley and same bear legs and same set of clothes he had on for the prior three days. now a bunch of senators want to restore the proper traditional dress code and fetterman and saving democracy if the house passing a funding bill and fully supports ukraine. i sure hope fetterman puts on his big boy pants as soon as possible. right now, he looks more hideous up close and personal.

folks, i'll tell you, it has been one hell of a week. let's go back to blaming former president trump for the border just like inflation and everything else he gets blamed for. joining us now is congressman darryl issa and steven miller, senior policy adviser. steve miller and katie miller, congratulations on your newest child. congrats, many, many congrats. >> thank you so much. we're truly blessed. larry: you are blessed. we like you but we love katie. >> many people feel the same. larry: steve miller, let's begin with you. the fantastcal immigration country and it's all donald trump's fault according to joe

biden and we played a bit of a sound on that. what's your take on this. trump's to blame; right? >> we know that joe biden is veteran liar and for him it's a lie that's so mammoth that's preposterous and i'm astonished that she's saying and when joe biden came into office, we had in place under president trump title 42, remain in mexico and safe third acountry agreements, collectively what it meant was anyone who crossed the border illegally was either sent to mexico, a willing country or their home country. nobody was getting released into the united states. catch and release was over. over, finish and done. he single handerredly and -- handedly and purposefully

dis-constructed the human border in history and averaging 10,000 apprehensions a day and on top of that, thousands more got aways. joe biden converted cvp and ice into a resettlement operation. their job is to find illegal immigrants and resettle them in all 50 americans. larry: they're babysitters and not law enforcement agencies anymore. they become babysitters and darryl issa. good to see you and thanks for coming on from san diego. let me play sound >> porn my inauguration, >> upon my inauguration, we'll immediately disbar all the immigration laws and the dwight

d. eisenhower model. he was tough on the border, people don't see him as that but he was. we'll carry out the largest domestic deportation operation in american history. larry: all right, i want to focus on that. the eisenhower model because it's a very interesting historical subject. we talked a bit about it last night on the show. we did a little research on it. ike and his attorney general who i met when i was a young man, they deported 1.3 million principally, darryl, as you may know, mexicans and had the support of labor unions, they had support of mexican/american communities just because those people felt jeopardized by the illegals coming in, i don't know all the details there are to know, but that kind of deportation is going to have to happen if we're ever going to even begin to solve the problem that joe biden created and i just want to ask you, congressman, what'd you think of

it. >> trying to seal the border and not enough to push people out and overstayed the visas or were no longer needed and quite frankly came in illegally but since eisenhower and not till donald trump had anyone really said we're going to not just seal the border best we can and we're going to have a process to return people. steven miller worked hard and tirelessly on that and the only thing he said is we have a bad habit of saying apprehensions and it's not apprehensions now and it's escorted and unescorted and get aways unescorted and everyone else escorted like an uber driver back into the country. larry: darryl, the house republicans want to include some

reforms in whatever funding bill emerges. can you just real quick run that down for us. >> we want to restore many of the policies of president trump and the funding and requirement we attempt to secure the boarder and one of the challenges we need all, i repeat all of our republicans on the same side if we're passing that and within five of that and we've got to get to all of them and when we do, we're going to be able to send to the senate a no nonsense bill that stays within the agreed on budget and it's too large and at least it's a reduction and begins putting teeth back into this. it's not going to take the place of elected a president that will secure the border who considers it treasonous and that's going to take an election. larry: steve miller, let me come back to you and president tr trump there's going to have to

be an effort. we want to build the wall, restore the stay in mexico, maybe some kind of title 42 relating to drugs. i don't know, lots of things that can be done that you've been working on. the country has to understand, and i think there'll be support for this, steve miller, that there's going to be an effort for deportation because you've got now millions and millions and millions of people in the country. they're not all lawless but many of them are. they're not all terrorists, but many are. they're not all related to the drug cartels, but many of them are. they threaten the cities and the guy, you see what's happening in new york city and democrats are now running tail. they're deciding maybe the sanctuary city, sanctuary status wasn't such a great idea in the first place. the democratic mayor of dallas turned and reregistered as a republican but there's got to be some movement in the new administration for deportation,

steve miller. >> there's no alternative, larry. joe biden has admitted some untold number of millions of illegal immigrants into the country. the next president cannot let them remain here, stay here, bring their relatives and their families, have children, put down roots and become the next generation of illegal aliens for whom democrats are demanding amnesty. send a message to the whole world that all the people that joe biden let in are first in line to be identified, arrested and sent home. otherwise what happens tevin you seal the border for four straight years and first president coming in and agreeing with joe biden and agreeing with illegal immigrants and make clear to the world if you get in under a joe biden you'll be sent home under a donald trump. that's going to require a mobilization of resources, again, like eisenhower did and this is the going to mean

identifying a general in the military in the law enforcement. larry: ike was a great president and officer and general before that. gentlemen, thank you. congressman darryl issa and my best to katie miller. it's a sad tail, interest rates are up -- tale, interest rates are up and stocks are down and the problem is these conditions may stay that way for awhile. inflation has gone up, oil and energy has gone up and fed is in denial and bidenomics crashing and we'll talk about it with david and ej and tony and fox business hosting the second republican primary and that'll be on wednesday, september 27th,

9:00 p.m. eastern. yours truly broadcasting out of simi valley after the regular show at 4:00 p.m. eastern. i'll be hosting the pre-debate coverage at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific and don't miss any of it. i'm kudlow, it's friday.

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think except for our reporter edward lawrence, jay powell never talked about inflation, oil, energy, which could be a more serious problem than anybody realizes and if that's true, that's target going higher and lots of interest rates are going higher and stocks going lower tomorrow. and the strategic petroleum and it's masking for a very long time and biden policies and buying votes. they're buying down. they're still 3, 400 million left and the peak was over 700 million and 357 million barrels left. think that was a key point? >> i certainly do. absolutely. again, now what we're seeing is

in place of strategic reserve being drained down, private reserves are coming down making up for the fact we're run ago deficit in terms of oil production. lyrics david, we're getting screwed by they're not our friends, opec+ and russia, saudis, iran, venezuela, and we're not prepared for it because we're not producing near capacity and not even remotely near capacity. >> i don't have a sin l good thing to say about opec+ or saudis but they're not screwing us and we have the ability to turn the production spigots up and biden goes and fist bumps this guy and asks him to do the production of oklahoma, texas, and other shale patches in mitigating circumstance to do. larry: they wouldn't do it. >> this economic nationalism cuts both ways. they've got to operate in their best interest and biden chose to give them the leverage when we had it previously. the thing i'd say about spr is they stopped taking it down last

december. oil prices stayed around 70. we're talking 65, 75 for months and they've recently come up 37% in seven weeks and i believe that has everything to do with the fact that they refuse to fill and back up at that low price. they made a huge mistake in not acting and filling in at that time. i will say, i don't think chairman powell should talk about isle because it implies that the fed can do something about that. bonn son alrlarry: this is the supply sie and stupid bidenomics fault. the fed will have to deal with it. the inflation rate is now rising again and it's principally because of energy. that may spill over into food. whether it spills over into other stuff, i don't know. in the past, when energy price haves spiked up, this is the

1970s problem particularly. and the fed didn't take action to offset it. they've so-called monetized or accommodated the oil spike. they did it and spread for inflation across the country and could get us into a lot of trouble and i wanted to hear jay powell say something about that, but he won't. kevin o'leary on this show last night saying he thought the fed's target rate was going to 6%. it's presently 5.25, 5.5. >> that's a pretty good prediction and as long as the treasury continues to borrow at the pace and interest rates go higher and they're a price. it's the price of loanable funds. well, the treasury is crowding out the loanable funds market right now because it won't stop borrowing trillions upon trillions of dollars and we've borrowed over a trillion since they suspended the debt ceiling. larry: one of the biggest buyers was the fed. they're not now.

>> this is funny, i put this in my commentary today, the feds now down $1 trillion in treasuries on the balance sheet and households up over a trillion but it's not apples to apples. i point this out to my clients. the fed is a noneconomic buyer of treasuries and don't care what the yield is. households only buy because the yields juicey. it costs more money. i don't agree on the six handle coming on the fed rate and the reason why is because i'm givine cynical than the fed. they're a political actor. no actor is going into an election year and going to 6%. they have to monetize physical and if i'm wrong, it's being an independent central bank. i don't believe they are. we cannot have the fiscal policy in the country without a fed helping accommodate that. larry: what's the outlook for the stock market? i want the non-rich to get rich.

about 125 million people iras, 401(k) and not the rich people and middle income people. middle class people and what's the outlook for the stock market? >> not good unfortunately. inflation fundamentally drives a wedge between previous asset holders and those that didn't have assets or cash savings or whatever the case may b. it causes things with stocks and real estate and those things appreciate and meanwhile the people that just had cash savings, that's losing value and we've create essentially an entire generation of americans that may never be able to own a home and save for a down payment, now it's not enough and home prices have gone up and lost value and interest rates are so high and have enough money for the down payment and can't afford the mortgage. l i asked you last time you were on, how high bond rates will go and you said over what period? >> that's right. larry: between now and the election and gone to 4.5%. that's a big jump. that's not good for stocks or

multiples. you are stock market veteran. what's your read on it now? >> first of all, it is not true. whenever bond yields go up and stocks go down and depends why bond yields go up. if they go up because of good economic growth and certain periods of the 90s, 80s and markets like that. real rates. larry: that's not the issue right now. >> no, the 10 year at 3.3% in april. that's not exactly ancient history up 120 basis points and up 38 basis point this is month. dow down 1.7% this week. not a big deal. larry: it's going to go down more. >> it very well could. not just about bond yields and that's the issue and long end of the curve and not the short end. it's the long end of the curve saying how long will they keep it there? maybe they don't raise anymore and hold at 5.25 when a lot of loans start to reset over the coming years and that take as lot of liquidity out and taking it out for months and months and

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uaw strike expanding to 38 sites in 28 states and the map is a whole revolt against bidenflation and pro china climate policies. could have big impact on the economy jutted latest up to date and former president trump speaking rank and file and i'm not sure who all. whether it's uaw or union people in general. on wednesday we got a report, congressman, that joe biden's going to speak to them on tuesday, and he's going to march on the picket line. that's a report. i can totally confirm it. what's your take on the whole

story. >> i hope when beijing biden comes to my district he can explain that pro ccp policies are taking their job withs the epa policies and other policies that will penalize the automott ick industry that will make it impossible to get the uaw their bonus checks and their pensions that they're asking for. i hope he's explaining to working folks in my district exactly how bidenomics is failing them because that's about the only thing of value he can provide at this point. larry: you know, it's interesting what you say and i agree, look, this is a pro china policy and destruction of the united auto work ores and hurt even nonunion auto workers down south and evs require something like only 40% of the man hours that gas powered cars are here

and the question i have for you, john, does the uaw understand this because they're talking about wages and benefits and i understand that, they haven't had a cost of living increase in years, but do they understand the root causes of this problem? >> they're sending texts back and forth how to extend the strike as long as possible and hurt the reputation of the goose that set the golden egg initially and struggling to make ends meet and take strike pay for weeks and it's hitting home and this is not a game. frankly, the biden administration really owes people an answer for how this policies have sent jobs to mexico and china and benefits

folks here. there's increasing sentiment that uaw leadership is not interested in that but in causing pain for pain's sake. larry: have you been talking to any rank and file people or you have con contacts among the leadership, the various shop stewards and whatnot? how long this will go on and determined they are. there goes on a couple of months and a major economic impact. >> winter is coming. for so many people, economically and emotionally this state every time we have a democratic and wuhan whitmer gotten worse and terrible covid policies that

killed seniors are also cratering our economy and these are the types of things that people aren't seeing and they're not looking at clear eyed and we need to have strong relationship leadership in our offices across the country so we can make sure that we are not absolutely killing our economy and ability for people to earn an honest living. people want government to work and to not embarrass them. these policies are pushing our american tax dollars to china, building their middle class on the backs of ours and needs to stop. larry: congressman john james, you know where trump's going to speak? are you visiting with him when he speaks? how does that work? >> if i was invited, i would love to go. went to visit the picket line four years ago and plan on visiting very soon myself and there's another shut down that we need to avert and we need to cut this terrible out of control spending and we need to walk and chew gum at the same time and veteran who is experiencing a crisis and picking up on the crisis hot line and needs a dial

tone for the shut down and proposal of a bill that would stop politicians pay if we shut down the government where i come from you don't do your job and don't do your work you don't get paid and if i'm invited and in town, i'll go. i need to be back in dc working on a solution to cut the spending and keep our government running. larry: down through the years and i've worked in several administrations and living through several shut downs and, jon, i always -- they made me go to work every dime. i never got off. i don't even know what changes government shut downs but i agree. i don't see what good a shut down can do. let's just limit government, cut spending, deregulate and extend the tax cuts and those are the kinds of policies that we'll get the economy moving again. all right. congressman john james of michigan, thank you, sir. we appreciate it very, very much. now, folks, we'll switch heres

here on friday. we have a dynamite panel and hogan gidley and former white house press secretary and kudlow savior on numerous equations and mark s simon, wro radio host. do i have to read this? this is from his twitter site. this is mark simon's good friend senator fetterman and this on x priorly known as twitter and if those jag offs in the house trying to shut our government down and fully support ukraine and i'll save democracy by wearing a suit on the senate floor next week. mark simon, what do you think about fetterman's dasher reigns leading. you're a dapper guy around town and what do you think about fetterman? i don't know who his tailor is actually. >> i don't know. looks like the salvation army or

army surplus store. i don't know why you'd go to all the trouble to become a united states senator and them show up like you're dressing like you're there to move furniture. i don't know. people coming through the delivery entrance are better dressed. i've heard of business casual but this is like drug cartel on breaking bad dressed better than this. i don't get it. larry: hogan gigler, you're a better dressed gentleman himself. it demeans the institution of the senate. the senate is a serious place, the public has enough trouble with the senate as it is. you've got to actually democrats joe mansion, d ick durbin of illinois are rebelling of what chuck schumer did to fetterman and make as mock seizure disorders out of fetterman and the senate is an all gus body and i'm offended by it and what are you thinking and hear something >> i don't know what

i'm more offended by, john fetterman's attitude, his policies, or this wardrobe thing. look, larry, let's be honest, you're a sartorial savant yourself and you're one of my fashion icons no doubt. when you look at what john fetterman did here, it's a met fore for where the country is. it's a rumpled, wrinkled mess and bodies can't get to work and do the work of the american people. it is kind of a soul crushing for someone like me and you've probably died a bid inside, larry, hearing this news. there's one silver lining i want to make sure you and your viewers understand, this is going to be the easiest halloween costume and when you're wondering what to wear and put on a hoody and you throw on long shots and flip-flops and you can can be a united states senator for halloween. larry: i know, that's a problem. mark simon, onto better things and more positive things the

dallas, texas, mayor converted -- his name is johnson, yeah, eric johnson. okay. he's converted from democrat to republican saying american cities need republicans and he's becoming one because democrats too much homelessness, too much crime, okay. you've got a big change here. and even here in new york city, eric adams is in revolt against biden's crazy policies at the border. even governor hochul now is saying don't come so this change in attitude i don't know how to read it. >> yeah, you know, the democratic party stood for a lot of things and today's democrats stand for destruction and they've destroyed ci cities and destroyed police departments and destroyed border security and even this fetterman thing and they've destroyed all de decorum and it's all in decline and everywhere and every way in our

cities and voters get what they vote for. i hope everybody wakes up at this november and next november and starts to hand cities back to republicans who seem to know how to run them better. larry: heads up on the debate this week. who is going to shine in the debate this day? don't even think, what's your instinct? >> first things first, these mayors contain party and need to change policies and that's the whole thing and speaking of policies and this is coming up and these candidates need to out line this and they're going to bring down prices and biden administration is working and it's yew you who are dumb and the pain you feel is not really real. remember, inflation wasn't happening and then it was happening and then it was happening and it was good for you and they're all over the place, the republicans need to outline exactly what they're going to do to restore some order and bring down inflation and bring down cost for gas and

groceries and that starts with drilling at home so we can be exporters of energy for the first time in decades like we were under the previous administration. how about that, larry. larry: closing the boarder and hear them talk about closing the border. mark simon, we're going to visit on the radio tomorrow and have more fun with john fetterman. you can have a fetterman sale, men's clothing sale and very sparse. you've got your big boy pants on, long pants. i know you do. >> of course. >> i learn from the best. larry: all right, kids. hogan gidley and mark simon. coming up on kudlow, one for you on a friday. what can senator bob menendez learn from hunter biden? they're both getting busted but, gosh, menendez didn't get much and hunter made a fortune. talk about it with greg jarret

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money as hunter biden is joining us now to walk us through it, great greg jarret legal analyst and author of the book trial of the century and kilos of gold, a used mercedes, cash stuffed in i don't understand any of this. can you help us on this point. >> well, it's typical, menendez doinged by bribery and corruption allegations his entire political >>er and this indictment, 38 pages stunningly detailed about how me mendez and his wife, you know -- menendez used his powerful public office and betray u.s. government military secrets for egypt and confer benefits in exchange for cold

hard cash and 13 gold bars of luxury and mercedes and half a million in mortgage payments and criesy furniture. in several of the alleged schemes and nay dean according to the feds and incriminating fingerprints in dna show who gave it to them. he can't just say he's stuck with this. larry: i hate to be a wise guy and he didn't do near as well on his corruption as hunter biden d. hunter biden did at least 20 million and got himself based

on tens of millions that hunter pocketed in an endless stream of influence peddling schemes and he makes bob me mendez look like a >> that car very expensive, c300 mercedes and the list goes

on and on, larry. he just had to call me up and never liked me and doesn't talk to me in washington and i would have helped him out and being as helpful to these people as i can. is >> they got a hung jury last time. >> think he'd have learned. larry: greg jarret. thank you very much. folks i'm kudlow, we'll be right back with my last word. w ♪ itome... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection.

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