provide a pebble from his grave. - we're not idolizing jesse james the man, we're talking about jesse james the myth and jessie was not a benevolent soul who robbed from the rich and gave to the poor. he was a psychopath. - [dermot] he made his mother proud by going to war for the confederacy, but continued his fight long past what was prudent. - the violence jesse james lived through branded him a rebel and sent him on a path of revenge, leaving behind a legacy of destruction. he may be a popular subject for hollywood, but sifting through the legends and lies leaves us with one of the real west's most violent outlaws larry: hello folks welcome to kudlow i'm larry kudlow,

two major stories breaking, just hours ago. first, congressman mike johnson is the new house speaker-elect with 220 votes, mike johnson gets the come back player of the year award. israeli prime minister netanyahu announcing a ground incursion is coming. u.s. objections notwithstanding, our own grady trimble and lucas tomlinson. thank you, let's go to fox business grady trimble live from capitol hill, we have a new speaker and a g.o.p. come back. reporter: yes. it took three weeks and four of options for house republicans to find a new speaker, but once they did, they wasted no time swearing him in, passing off of gavel and putting now house

speaker mike johnson's name above the house speaker's office in the capitol building, every single republican voted for johnson, that is something that even kevin mccarthy could not say after 15 rounds of voting. more about johnson, he is in his fourth term in congress and first house speaker from the state of louisiana. he has a good reputation and spoke immediately after being sworn in any working across the aisle, he said he will get right to work. >> we'll dispense with usual ceremony and celebrations that follow a new speakership. we have no time for either one. the american people's business is too urgent in this moment, you will see an aggressive schedule in the days and weeks ahead. congress working as hard as it has ever worked. reporter: the first order of business voting on a resolution to condemn the

october 7 hamas attacks and support israel, house has to figure out a way to fund the government come mid november. and they have to deal with president biden's 105 billion dollar request for aid for israel and ukraine. some democrats are going after johnson in his official white house statement, president biden congratulated johnson and said he looks forward to working with him, but biden campaign put out a tweet as he was elected calling him the new maga house speaker. larry: sure. grady. you know. i day can't go by without a little maga, actually a lot of maga helped him win, thank you very much grady trimble. lucas tome ly tomlinson, i beg your patience. in this turn around house republicans back louisiana congressman mike johnson for speaker, a spirited

jubilation is how i describe it and a huge momen momen momentum change. now suddenly optimism, confidence, roll up our sleeves and we'll get back to work today, mr. johnson won in the first bought of voting on house floor, he gave a really well delivered speech. touches of humor included, fascinating for me, music to my ears. speaker johnson quoted scripture. the declaration of independence, ronald reagan and free markets, it does not get any better. now get a pencil, get a little index card to take notes. >> what is our creed? we hold these truths to be self evident. all men are created equal not born equal, created equal.

they the same inalienable rights, life, liberty the pursuit of happiness that is the creed that has animated our nation since the founding and made us the great nation that we are. larry: how about that a little index card. you could take notes. mr. johnson talked about our national motto, in dpo god we trust. how is that a huge contrast with marxism or communism and their premise that there is no god, and gk chester to know who said that american is only nation in the world that is founded on creed based on god. i love, that mike johnson reminded us of ronald reagan who in his farewell speech to paraphrase "the gipper" said, he wasn't a great communicator but he com

communicated great conservative principles, well said, mike johnson is a graduate of lsu and he is from shreveport, that is an oil producing state, drill, baby, drill, he worked on donald trump's prim impeachment legal team. he outlined his agenda. he sent a strong message, he said, let the enemies of freedom around the world hear us loud and clear, that the people's house is back in business. and he ended by saying, the best days of america are still ahead of this god bless the usa. folks who watch this speech will agree with me, this is the political come back of the year by mr. johnson and the republican house

conference, i'll add in the nick of time. all right. now. let us turn to day 19, of the barbaric hamas, hezbollah invasion of israel. lucas tomlinson on the ground in tel aviv, thank you for your patience, can you tell us the latest from where you are. reporter: laye layer larry, netanyahu said that the times of the idf is up to him. >> the times is based on the cabinet and the chief of staff and the cabinet are deciding. we -- when we get, as we go on, we will ex act the highest price for these

murderers for what they have done. reporter: president biden said he is not putting any pressure on israel about the times of this invasion. >> i have indicated to him is that if that is possible, to get these folks out safely, that is what he to do, it is their decision, i did not demand it i pointed out, if it is real. it should be done. reporter: just a suggestion. back in israel, israeli navy, including elite commandos from israel's navy seals stopping a terrorist cell from swimming ashore to southern israel, they were backed by fighter jets. and this note was found on a da dead hamas terrorist. know that enemy of yours -- today in lebanon, leader of hezbollah met with head of hamas and palestinian

islamic jihad there is no doubt that israeli forces would love to kill all 3 of those leaders. larry: a great point, lucas, yesterday there were all kinds of newspaper headlines that the u.s. has asked israel to postpone the invasion and israel agreed. then today, as you have reported, netanyahu said, no, it is our decision. then the biden clip, so ambiguous, i don't understand, is the u.s. supporting the invasion whenever it happens or not? is netanyahu really committed to the ground invasion? reporter: well larry, u.s. forces want to be able to get their stuff into the region. you have all of those antiballistic missile themes ande thaad system, they need to be breadth around the arab world.

to protect u.s. forces that are in iraq and in qatar, the largest airbase in the middle east is in qatar. but and also the eisen how ththe eisenhower group, no ou doubt they want to get their forces in the region in a defensive mode before the invasion. larry: i understand that lucas tomlinson thank you, be safe. >> all right, we'll continue this joining me now great louisiana senator mr. john kennedy, welcome back. first, if you would, a quick word on your colleague, who is now the speaker of the house. what do you think of that in from louisiana, first one in your state's history. >> i am so proud of mike. i have known him since he was a pup. he is whip smart.

policy maven, he is controlled and confident. he plays well with others, he is humble and a devout christian. incredible work ethic. and he -- wonderful i' i' impersonations, a good choice. larry: does he have a first rate impersonation of senator john kennedy. >> he does, i have heard it. but i have not -- he has not done it for me, i have seen him do others. >> i don't think that anyone could replicate you mr. kennedy. moving and talking about this dreadful war and hamas invasion to israel. over 30 americans were killed in the hamas invasion. and it has been reported

that over 30 americans have been injured in various attacks on u.s. military assets, ships, airfields, our embassy in iraq, they attacks by terrorist rockets all of the terrorist group backed by iran. senator kennedy, my question, isn't it about time since the actions of war have been repeatedly committed against the u.s. for the united states for the biden administration to do something about it? maybe draw a red line someplace to indicate we're aware that these are actions of war against the united states. >> let me put it this way, there are two reasons that i don't trust most people in washington, d.c. first, i don't know them. and number two, i do. proportion last two years -- president biden last two years has adopted the

consent shththe -- consenof how to handle ukraine. they keep giving them money expirk and iran keeps biting our hand, they have attacked american assets 16 times and we have done nothing, and president biden in response keeps giving them money here, has not en forced the sanctions on iran oil, they are producing about a million barrels a day, he tried to give them 6 billion dollars in a prisoner swap, we stopped that through the international monetary fund he has given them 4.5 billion and trying to give them another bief 5 billion through a bill the democrats

have, unless you think in is an award for being stupid, you know that peace through weakness never works with people like the ayatollah, they hate americans, he hates the jewish people, he wants to kill all of us and drink our blood out of a boot. and you can't say, well we can sit down and reason, they just respect strength. larry: you know, i was one of the participants in putting together the trump administration's sanctions on iran. >> i know. larry: i just i am not beating my breast, but for context, the relaxation of sanctions is a key element that i believe of this war. and weakness that mr. biden projected that you talked about. senator kennedy, when antony blinken says we'll do something about iran or

sanctions they have not done, when president biden you know said don't, don't, whatever that may mean. you know about what i would say, how about stopping a ship okay? the sanctions prohibit iran from shipping oil to whomever it goes to china mostly as you know, 3 1/2 million barrels a day, stop a ship, interdict a ship to show we're serious about a deterrents with respect to the master puppeteer and financier iran, stop a ship, how about that senator? >> you were one of the architects of the sanctions of iran, so you understand this sanctions don't matter if down enforce them. larry: yes. >> there was a time when you were in office, when we had iran down and we were choking them to death, we cut off their cash flow.

larry: yes. >> president biden and his people let them up, they selling them a million barrels a day, and gave them through international monetary fund 4 1/2 billion cash, and he tried to give them another 6 billion. he says he won't do it but the democrats have a bill in congress to give them another 5 billion. iran was behind what happened in israel, we know that. and in the last few weeks, iran or its surrogates have attacked americans or american assets in the middle east 16 times, yet the president continues to believe this peace through weakness will work. you know. >> i'm saying -- >> stupid should hurt more. larry: i agree, there you go. by the way, steve mnuchin was treasury secretary and pompeo, and o'brien and john bolton and the whole crew and president approved of

that. i am just saying this, in return for these acts of war against the united states, in return for the fact that the terrorists iranian enemy has killed over 30 americans another dozen hostages wounded their 30 through most recent attacks in return we need a deterrents, not appeasement. i am just saying draw a line, just stop ship. stop a ship. that would send a message, like killing soleimani, you remember when we did that, trump did that. stop a ship, say, no, you are breaking the sanctions law. that is what i would do, sir. >> well, president biden could start by just stop giving them money. >> all right. >> all of the actions of terrorism cost money, he at a minimum stop, that i understand why he is acting as he is, i don't agree with him, he is scared of iran,

he thinks that we don't want to to escalate. well, the iranians are interpreting that as weakness, sometimes you have to stand up for yourself. larry: yes, sir, i want iran to be scared of us, but that is not happening, you are right. i agree. you have a bill that no dollars for decad dictator act. a pleasure to see you, thank you for coming back. >> thank you. larry: be well. >> thank you. larry: coming up on kudlow, we'll talk with congressman brian mast. with tough things to say about iranian story, a former soldier himself. stick around. i tell you, folks, stop one ship, and send a message to the iranian mullahs, sen send a message, one ship, stop it. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder,

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larry: so as i said, to senator kennedy, just stop one ship, draw a line in the sand and send the message to irannian mullahs they can't break sanctions joining us now congressman brian mast. former u.s. army special ops veteran, i am saluting

back. wonderful to see you. before stoppings one ship, mike johnson, i'm calling this the most improved player of the year award. that is the republican conference now lead by mike johnson. just in time, tell us about the mike johnson victory, got more votes than kevin mccarthy did 9 months ago. >> number one thank god i'll say that. mike johnson, a classmate of mine we came to congressional same time. he is a strong christian number one, and i think people heard that mentioned about him, to his core here, is a constitutionalist to his core, well studied takes his worker isiously -- seriously, a great messenger, on the house for hours speakingo the issues of the day, he cares about and brings a good heart to this. larry: seems like

mr. johnson has the knack or ability to stay with his conservative constitutionalist principles. but not to alienate people, he say its in a way that people understand. they may not agree, but he is respectful about it. i think that will serve -- that style brian mast will serve him well. >> i think you very much pinpointed what he is to his core. shhe is respectful of others he mayar disagree with someone, but you will still have a by with him afterwards. larry: i am tealing you, the republican conference, you get the come back player of the year, really great turn around. if only my football giants could do the same. brian mast, back to the war. the horrible war. we should not be sitting in defense, we should not be

worried about what the enemy will do to us, the enemy should be worried about what we might do to them, we might escalate the war and pound them with american might, we're not doing any of, that you were in army special ops, you know this. my point is okay, how about using the sanctions implements the sanctions i'm systesimplistic. i was involved with this when i served in trump administration. you of supposed to impound ships, there is no oil exports permitted under the sanctions but we don't do that, my point is stop a ship, you want to send a message, stop a ship, not as good as killing soleimani the way that trump dbut it is something that the bidens won't do, your take on this? >> yes, a couple things. i think we have not be

bashful about an a for an a -- eye for an eye. i think there should be more of that. violent of action is important when you are coming against this kind of enemy, to show we will have a greater violent of action than you, there will be consequences for your actions to the sanctions, part, you know, it not just a ship, you said, but we know there there ghost fleets out there under numerous flags across the globe that are shipping iranian oil that goes to sanctions they have to decide, do you want to do business with america and europe or whom ever or business with iran? and if you choose, rain, and are flagged in panama or somewhere else you will have serious issues getting business in other places that has far reaching affects that is where we have to go. like sanctioning farmers without sanctions the

farmer's crop, their crop is oil and energy, the same thing with russia their crop is oil and energy, if we're not effecting that then we're not going effective. larry: we didn't do they good job of that with russia either. financing the war. at 90 dollars a barrel. iran is selling oil to china. as you may know. we should stop stop that, it should be stopped and the law of the sanctions permit stoppage, here is the strategy has to be deterrents not appeasement. i would say to you, right now, the bidens have been appeasing iran. but this you know they are unappeasable. no matter how much money you give them, they will constituent hate us and israel and western democracy and et cetera. we must start with some

deterrents that is why i give this stop a ship. it is simplistic, the last word on it i'm a frustrated camper. 30 more soldier that have been injured, and original attack over thirst de 30 dead americans we should be raising holy hell about that. >> rightfully frustrated and talk about where this is so not bipartisan, we sat here on capitol hill and listened to democrats on other side argue what we should watch out what we do with the ships because we could hurt domestic energy prices, no concern with domestic policies but if we affect iran, they are all over it. and that is what is going on here. larry: all right. congressman brian mast, i hope you just keep fighting, you have a new speaker. >> you can count on that. larry: come back of the year award, g.o.p. conference and

mr. mike johnson thank you, sir. >> hope to talk soon. >> coming on america's adversaries, listen, they feared donald trump. all right, none of them fear joe biden. you know what, in international relations according to makiing -- it better to be feared than loved, trump did that, ronald reagan did that, that is 40 anniversary of reagan going to caribbean, steve forbes and rich lowery will talk about it next up and why is biden defense department saying that israel does not have a clear military strategy. what? really, we talk about that with aaron cohen, who trained idf troops, of course, israel has a strategy, and israel will decide when israel invades on the ground, i'm kudlow, stop a ship, that's all,

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larry: all right my long time friend, former editor at national view, the great rich lowery writes for "new york post." talk about breakthrough. high is joining us, welcome. editor and chief national review, with us is great steve forbes, head of forbes media chairman and editor and chief. knocking out al-baghdadi, bombing syria, isis, soleimani taking him out, using sanctions to bust iran, we didn't hear a peep out of him during trump years, you are a fair minded guy. you are acknowledging that trump's way worked. >> yes.

the unpredictability. if you don't know how someone you will attack will respond will make you more cautious. the soleimani thing was shocking, i remember sits late at night at tv, and i thought woe, if i thought that what would adversaries in the world thinking, you only have do it once, not waging a whole war on iran but sending a key message. we saw this play out in real-time, why didn't mexico and northern triangle country go with infrastructure around the immigration up force am thattine force-- enforcement that worked, they didn't want to do it, but he threatened them, said i'm cutting off your aid, and ceiling the border, they did it. larry: we were prepared -- running through national economic counsel to stop

mexican trucks from crossing the border. tariffs, later, but trucking, we were stopping their trucks if they didn't play ball with us on remain in mexico. and they were having chocolate cake for dessert with president x i of china. by the ways. mr. president, we bombed syria. while they were eating chock hchocolate cake, steve forbes, ronald reagan 40 years ago today invaded caribbean island of grenada, a communist county taken medical students we took over the country, freed the kids, brought them back home, sent a message to the world, don't mess with the united states. >> small island but a

profound movement by presidepresident reagan, first time a communist country was rolled back. once we have it like cuba it stays that way, it is first roll back but small and sent a powerful message that u.s. was moving forward again rebuilding our military and as reagan said wi said we're out to win the cold war. larry: reagan did a radio gig every saturday at least in his first term, one time before it started, he said testing, testing, we will bomb moscow in 15 seconds. that went over the world. that was a joke, just kidding, reagan had a hollywood sent of humor, maybe. sending a message is

important. rich lowry in your discovery of t donald trump's foreign policy, right now, deterrent not appeasement is crucial in the iran story but they are not doing it i keep saying it is simplistic but stop one ship, it will be heard around the world i'm not asking them to bomber eraid iran, just stop a ship. >> so it goes to grenada and soleimani. if you establish this sense you have to be feared to be taken seriously and have serious purpose, it means you don't have to wage the war, that is the point, you do something to send the message before you get there, but this administration is not going to do it, we talked about trump being unpredictable that you take conventional u.s. policy, and put it in blendy aner and you spit them out that is what biden will say, no one fears him,

especially afghanistan after this is a does situation. larry: a calm discussion in yale faculty lounge. steve moore, radio liberty. >> breaking monopoly information. undermined them in terms of battle of ideas. what role did radio for europe play, what is the earth without the sun. that information, showing distance they were not alone that helped undermine a soft way but profound way, we not doing that today, and diplomacy not backed by strength and fear, is weak, they sense it, if you want rules in the world, like don't cross borders and seizcease other countries have to enforce it. larry: red line, i am making a blue line, any line, don't cross it. >> st started with obama.

and syria and continued by biden. and we have to hope we can get through the next year without a blow up in the world. larry: already steve forbes terrific stuff. >> i am live the show one ship. larry: stop a ship. a blissure. >> thapla. >> switching gears, joining us now great aaron cohen, former israeli counter terrorism operative who trained idf troops. we wanted you on, i don't want to make it any harder than it needs to be, a "new york times" article, it was a leak from the biden administration, that basic thrust of the idea was that idf doesn't have a clear plan of battle to invade hamas. they just so the officials say until you get such a plan, or until you learn how to do this, under our

tutelage don't invade, i want your opinion, you have been tutoring me for last two weeks, the impression i got from you can ide idf knows exactly what the rl thell to do when they go in. >> there has been a lot of speculation and hype hyperbole about israel, and heard that biden trying to put the kibosh on israel, our commanders on ground with u.s. delta force, operatives from seal team 6, the hostages are our first priority, we're in the business of preserving lives, dead hostages is not our business, we don't kill civilians. right now it's go the hostages we have 300 miles of intelligence to gather on

the tunnels. we have not been in there since 20005. and i'll take you bac back oslo in 97. we tried, and rabin, a great founder of modern israel who turned that desert to a beautiful country, shook hands on that lawn in front of clinton we pulled out of gaza and disbanded two of our most important elite counterterrorism units. the units that dress up as arabs they pull out that fertilizer. larry: aaron, you said that. i got it i locked it that in, american defense department officials are saying, that israel must decide whether it take out hamas bayouses surgial airstrikes come -- by using surgical airstrikes or to

roll into gaza with tanks and infantry. >> let me talk to that. >> they are saying that there is no clear strategy for from the idf . >> i disagree. larry: right. >> we'll park our cars in the same garage. in 2005 we chased hamas into gaza and you know, shame on you for fooling us. if is not happening twice, we're in no rush to run into gaza to do direct action that whole place is booby-trapped, and lined with explosives, we're really good at urban warfare, we have fought in streets back to 67. but we know we have learned that we're not getting sucked into a vacuum, we have the gaza strip surrounded, every elite unit is there right now. and we'll keep softens gaza

and collecting intelligence and data number one for hostages and number two there is a lot of food, water and supplies in the tunnels, tired terrorists and hungry terrorists don't shoot as straight, we will take our time, no one including "new york times" will dec dictate what we have learned, the big picture is iran, that is where we need to start focusing on. larry: i know, that you heard my, i am campaigning stop a ship, draw a line in the sand. but, aaron, we're out of time, bibi said today, prime minister netanyahu said it is up to him and war cabinet and nobody el with respect to invasion, and he said we will, they will invade. so i think they are rejecting that american advice, and you are saying that idf has the know-how to do that, the u.s. department of defense is saying you

don't. this is crazy, for allies to be sniping at each other. >> israel, larry, i'm with you, israel we have a lot of experience with hostage rescue. larry: i know. >> we pulled off the big tradings by the way -- operation, israelis will argue this is our national survival we're not moving a million troops across the sea, this is our survival. and we're argumentative that is what makes us brilliant we want the best plan, and only actionable intel,ly come up with the best solution. larry: sign me up, tonig -- i want to help, aaron prince, thank you, we appreciate it. >> quick break. comcoming up, why are the bidens so defeatist, they are like yale faculty professors trying to stall the invasion, we will have

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keith kellogg, a great friend. key in trump administration. thank you for coming on, so ambiguous, a huge issue, the war, hamas war iran war with israel, biden administration wants israel to postpone. israel says today bibi netanyahu said, no, we will make our own decision. the bidens are leaking to "new york times" that somehow the idf does not know what it is doing, keith this is no way to run a war or participate in a war alliance, what are the bidens doing? fish or cut bait. >> yeah, larry thank you. he is playing true to form. this is what he has always done, i was on martha's show three years ago. last question of the show was, what keeps up at night and what kept me up at night was concern i had over then president biden making a decision to protect

americans and protect american interests, you see that right now. there is a absolute fear, a hesitation to did con nettic or some type of act, let the israeli's handle it, we should be doing tell netanyahu, we got your back, we need to tell iran we got their back, that is, hezbollah comes across, we know that the hand on terrorism tiller is iran and we will respond. we lost 33 americans, were killed. 12 held hostage. they have been attacks all over the middle east on our installations and facilities we have sat back and done nothing, when we talked, we let secretary blinken do the hard talking in front of u.n. and president biden said don't in 2020, you were there in 2020 state of union president trump said about

terrorism, if you attack an american citizen, you have forfeited your right to live, he said in the well of the house. larry: why? the bidens 100%. the bidens keep sniping at israel, they release these articles, israel is not ready, we want them to pause. no this condition of be -- this is can't be helpful, you are right biden they are waging war against the united states, correct, they are. 16 hits on american assets, in middle east and the bombing of gaza where americans were killed. they are waging war we're not waging war back. >> yeah, you are right. israel will go into gaza, it will be a tough fight, any fight you go intour urban environments are tough, it took about 8 bri brigade to go in last time, i it will

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