larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. we have breaking news. former president trump will speak at economic club of new york luncheon on thursday. that is this thursday. that is the subject of the riff. >> all right, breaking news,

former president trump will deleft speech on economy thursday. for a lunch meeting in new york expect him to lay out his plans to rejune nate the economy -- rejuvenate the economy, reducing tax rates and cutting back red tape and regulations, drill, baby, drill, reopen the fossil fuel spigot and pipelines, and leasing and terminals, with his approach to protecting american economic interest from unfair trading practices. call that the trump reciprocal trade act, he will also emphasize the need to roll back some of the fiscal excesses in the budget. now, his key point i believe, will be expand on the urgent need for more rapid supply driven economic growth f for middle america, young people, minorities to help them climb the ladder of

success. also, new tax and regulatory intensives facilitate the production of more goods challenge bridge -- bring down prices and provide an escape hatch for americans trapped in the biden-harris affordability crisis. for preview of the speech here is something mr. trump said on stump in johns town, pennsylvania last friday. >> we will unleash safety prosperity and peace for americans of every race, religion and color and creed, together we'll deliver low taxes low regulations, low energy costs low interest rates, low inflation, so that everyone can a act afford groceries, a car and a home. larry: here is one way tong about st removing the biden-harris tax and regulatory be obstacles

more oil on market will reduce price of oil, instead of 80 a barrel, oil pricing ease to something like 40 a barrel as u.s. industry produces 15 or 16 million barrels per day, instead of 13 million that was first reached in 2019. the impact petroleum c permeates virtually of nook and cranny of consumer goods and essentials, prices everywhere will tumble. keeping business individual and investment tax rates low, investment boom for private sector, that would lead to kind of capital deepening of all matter of, equipment and technological estimate and advances, real wages they would soar as

they did during trump years when they rh rose my by 9%. the more goods, reducing prices and healthiest possible way we'll talk about this. but, expect mr. trump to criticize kamala harris' plan for price control, rent control, and her new spending on houses that will jack up home prices more. or her myriad welfare related policies that pay people not to work. and would cost another 2 trillion dollars. that would break the budget more than it has already been g broken. original sin, spending plan of 2021 and misnamed

inflation reduction act and haharris plan would throw a wet blanket over the economy with the tax hike. making u.s. uncompetitive and rush of capital businesses to fore everyone foreign shores. raise capital gains to 24 for . 6%. and investor w woulds rise to wait of 60%. expect stock market crash on that one taxes on estates would rise as high as 81%. she may or may not be for a ban on fracking, but it does not really matter. because biden-harris regulation and litigation on

fossil fuels is as good as a fracking ban. rather she was a cheer leader for bidenomics that lead to acumulative price rise of 20% and grocery up stwoo 22 dollars, staples like eggs and sugar up 40%. bread 46%, car insurance and repair cost 47%. as new york sun pointed out, the year-over-year price index has eased. from 9.1% in middle of 2022, to 2. 5%, that is still 25% above the fed's 2% target. and if you had 100 dollar worth of savings and prices rose 2% every year, for 30 years, that 100 dollars would be worth only 55.70

after that. this is why neither the fed or the biden-harris administration should think about declaring victory on inflation, mr. trump's plan to promote supply side growth and bask budget of restraint with low oil prices will bring prices down, which is what americans yearn for to make ends might. breaking news. dial up new york economic club thursday, to hear mr. trump's plan to save america. that is tonight's riff. >> all right. now, no big story today, oh, my gosh, huge, market sell-off. i guess on some bad economic data who knows, well gerri willis knows, she always knows,. reporter: right. not good news. stocks kicking off september

with steep losses investor worry about economic growth, nazdaq was getting hit hard, look at this down 3.2%. or 577 points, not something you see in a single day, dow down 626. s&p off by 119, new economic numbers, the monthly survey of purchasing manager showing just 47.2% reported order expansion in august. that marks fifth straight month of contraction for the index. the commerce department reporting construction spending falling 3 tens of a percent, as companies of government stale back on construct you should be projects, that number falling below expectations too. now, investor, voting with their feet and big tech and chip stocks leading the sell-off, stocks index, look at this down 7.6%. big move. one of big names is nvidia,

which fell nearly 9%. don't believe we have it. the a.i. play has been powering market higher but not any more, falling. oil, falling over 4% today to lowest price since december, adding to further recession fears and all eyes lookies to friday a jobs numbers. larry: gerri willis, even after, i don't know, 12 billion dollars of subsidies from uncle sam, intel has fallen, i heard they are throwing it out of dow jones index. >> this amazing i have never seen a move like this in stocks index, concerning. larry: industrial policy does not work, gerri willis thank you for that run down. let's talk some more about

what mr. trump may say on thursday. to new york economics club, we have art laffer, former reagan economist, on top of that, we have florida congressman byron donalds. all right, i hope you heard my opening riff. byron, i am expecting that tough blockbuster speech from mr. trump on thursday, for every the new york economics club, and i think he will hit all -- here is what he will do and they didn't do, that thing. what do you say? what are you thinking? >> viewing the speech on thursday, right. donald trump will do and layout historic economy agenda that works for the united states of america, people have to go back to late 2016 when our economy under then president barack obama was very stagnant,

obama and biden administration put up talking points a couple year about people need to expect stable l low growth that would be the new norm in america's economy, then in comes donald trump we change tax policy and energy policy, we cut massive regulations at federal level, and low and behold we had one of the greatest booms in economic growth in the history of country, and the wage gap, that democrats love to talk about wage gap was actually lowered under donald j. trump. contrast that is kamala harris we still don't know her economic plan details, her child tax credit plan she has, is same one they stuck in american rescue plan, which created labor shortage that unleashed this inflation in 2021. she already broke the economy once, america, please don't let kamala harris break it again. we need donald trump. larry: two trillion, live

thatting in am spending on top of wage and price controls, and rent controls. and that includes a boost in housing, art, to first principles, what i'm arguing and believe are in trump understands, is that growth is so important, i don't mean government s stimulus and s subsidy, but private investment growth, investment growth, capital deepening for business equipment and technology. right. , supply side growth, increases the volume of apples, therefore the price of those apples will fall. now you tell me this apple metaphor long time ago that is what i'm looking for this the speech, tell me can he get there, does he get it? >> you have king dollar i have apple bumper crops and apple. larry: i should have put

king dollar. >> thank you. that is great by the way. if you do k do increase, if you have a bumper crop in apples the price of apples falls. the price of goods and services will fall, if you allow more oil production, shock oh, shock price of oil will come down with more oil production. you have same demand and price of oil will come down, and that will be there. that is what trump should talk about. my view, i have loathe to tell him what to talk about he has done well on his own, you want to supply side economic to create an increase in output employment production and monetary tightness to make sure that inflation does not follow, you make sure prices come down. holding monetary base, constant and increasing output is the way we should go and drill, baby, drill, you should have also the

stuff on trans parent see and healthcare, look at other policies here, he has perfect formula f are in new prosperity, i hope he can make it and sell it to the people we need him back. larry: i'm looking for a blockbuster speech, byron donalds, mr. trump has been talking about trump trade rpr reciprocity act. this is a great way to protect american from unfair traded practices. on other hand, if they don't, or if china wants to raise their tariffs we will reciprocate by a tariff hike on our side, if you play ball with me, i will play ball with you, i like that approach, what do you think

byron? >> i will come to that in a minute, art, thank you for bringing back king dollar, that brought me a flash back to another network, i love king dollar. >> thank you. >> trump's trade apro approach is right. i'm someone that comes out of school of free spread policy, we have to acknowledge that trade agreements that have been written in the past have not been enforced by other country and not by this federal government. we god too happy with fact that -- we got too happy with fact we were only dominant economy in the world, but not today and going forward, who suffers is the working man and woman in our country. donald trump is right on this, if you have a trade/tariff policy, that as long as you play fair we'll be fair and exven and open, but if you do not we'll hold

you accountable that makes sense. not just on an economic perspective, but also in everyone's normal day life, that is why the policy will work it is common sense. larry: i am with you. art, another thing. with lower fact rates, laffer curve comes in a piece by larry lindsey, a smart guy. highway patrol everyone that -- art, in 2016, before the tax cut was put in to place, corporate income tax revenues were 312 billion. this is 2016. now, last year 2023, there were 410 billion. they go. >> 312 to 410. now, this cbo said that by last year we would be at 358. we're at 410.

this is from larry lindsay, corporate revenues, are 14. 5% higher than estimated which shows they think that dynamic scoring and revenue feedback affect from less tax avoid aance and strong or economy growth. we have made money in revenue terms in this over period of actually less than you know they have 10 year basketball windows -- budget windows, 2016, this is 2024, 8 years, we're way ahead, larry lindsay chronicles this, proving your point. >> the tax cut and jobs act did pay for itself in the first two years tax revenues, were much higher than two years preceding that, by more than the two years preseeding were

higher, that paid for itself, but even corporate taxes are up, you look at with corporate tax rate down so much, a lot of the other taxes came in higher because we had higher growth than we would have had, less unemployment benefits all that came in corporate tax cut paid for itself, this is one of problem i have with kamala harris, she doesn't understand this stuff. and if she tried to raise corporate tax rate to 28% it will undo the magic that was done by trump a corporate tax cut, and it will lead to a lot morse situation. -- worse situation, does she really think corporations and rich people are so dumb they don't know how to shelter their income and move it offshore, they know how. lowers tax -- >> by the way over 2 trillion dollars of u.s. cash parked overseas, came

back home over two trillion dollars. byron donalds last thought, are you calling mr. trump, making sure he en corporated king dollar and the laffer curve in his speech he will take your call he loves you. i know he loves you. laffer curve, king dollar. >> something tells me, i don't need to call him, he is watching. i think president trump will do a phenomenal job, look out for next week, i think that debate will be a big one, i believe donald trump will hit a home run his core signature pom policy out side of border was tack policy, democrats l love saying tax cuts for rich, it was lie, we made more revenue to federal government from quote, unquote, rich guy than p

barack obama's p tack policy that was a fact. larry: his speech thursday, that will be a prelude, a bridge, into that debate, 100% right. you two are fabulous, art laffer congressman byron donalds next up, not such a good story. awful story, hamas brutally executes an american hostage, who 5 other -- with 5 others and joe biden blames israel? we talk about it with two experts robert o'brian and brian hook. i'm kudlow, we'll be back. that balance is key to a healthy gut environment. benefiber's plant-based prebiotic fiber gently nourishes the good bacteria, working with your body to help your gut, and you, flourish. effortlessly. every day.

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threats and withholding weapons, we have two foreign policy experts welcome back robert o o'brien. and brian hook. former u.s. special representative for iran. welcome to you, i appreciate it. robert, i begin with you. just before israel could get there, hamas shot the s hostages, they shot an american, why are we not talking about it, why are we not tnot taking aggression action, how can biden linger about futile hamas negotiations, holding back israel again and not doing a thing about an american hostage that was shot and other israeli hostages, i do not understand this. >> larry, i don't either to

first show i have done since hersh goldberg-polin was killed. i was afraid to go on twitter or tv i would say something, i am heart broken,s for you thing is to tell the goldberg-polin parents, i have gotten to know, how much our heart goes to them and c condolences from us americans we devastated by h hersh's loss, all he did was go to a music festival, his arm was blown off, he survived for almost a year. a warrior, and we mourn the loss of h hersh, for rachel and j jonathan there is nothing more you could have done. no one has done a better job

fighting effi for their kids, i am sorry he is not coming home to you. a broader point to be made hamas executed the hostages and 5 others great young people, with point blank bullets to the head. they did it knowing that hersh was an american and we have two carrier battle groups off the shore but they knew there would be no repurrreper curings, contrast to president trump with isis who killed far fewer americans than hamas killed from october 7 until today, we destroyed every last inch of physical caliphate. we brought justice in a daring raid to al-baghdadi and brought him justice for killing americans that he killed. none of that is happening. under ronald reagan, cling

klinghoffer was killed. reagan said you can't -- can run but you can't hide, we have lost respect from our advadversaries and losing it from or allies, instead of going after the bad guys we're blaming prime minister netanyahu. larry: brian hook, the way it looked monday, a day after israel said it recovered bodies of 6 hostages, they were executed in a gaza tunnel, a day or two before israel reached them, shot multiple times, at close range. brian, those are the facts dreadful, they are the facts. brian, i do not understand what this administration response is. israel as far as i can tell, israel has agreed to at least two of the hamas

hostage ceasefire deals, it is hamas that pulls out of this. it is hamas who executed the poor people. including one american. it is not israel, the enemy it hamas, my question to you brian, what are we doing? what is this government this administration doing or better what should they do? >> i like the way that you assess the situation, i agree with it, and agree with everybody that robert said, biden administration has lost deterrents in middle east, and president trump when we were in office, had restored deterants lost under president obama, i feel this is ground hog day that successive democratic administration keep losing deterants in the most middle east, and consequences that americans end up getting killed as a consequence of a foreign policy that is not been successful.

and the biden-harris administration seems to have a foreign policy of admiring the problem, then blaming our friends when things go wrong, they need to blame hamas, as you said hamas is the problem. leader of hamas has not agreed to a number of dials, that the israelis have agreed to. i personally don't think that there are any terms that would be acceptable to hamas, that would also be same able to the united states and israel. i think that biden administration needs to start showing a great deal more support for israel and get after root of problem which is the i iranian regime. larry: brian, the iranian regime that is funding the backbone, you can't play ball with them, we need to enforce sanctions and stop the oil flows and stop the foreign exchange reserves. we need to till iran -- tell

iran. we need to tell them with all this hardware you have a lot of u.s. military hardware, now, in the region. okay, this poor american was shot. the other 5 were shot. executed at close range, this is hideous stuff, with all of the american military hardware brian, what should be done. why will not we united states government exercise some power, and some au authority to deal with it. >> not enough to have american forces or carriers in the region, enemy, has to understand that the president of united states come macommander in chief has the will to then follow through on the threat. right now, we don't have the credible dl threat of military deterants, we have

had urge president trump, it is easy to lose hard to gain back but we could do did if we get threat of military force on the table. >> robert o'brien, last word. there is no point in having hardware if we're not using it israeli took care of the civilian in rafah. vice president harris said, she claimed that rafah invasion would doom civilians, i have studied maps there is nowhere to go, editorial pointed out that israel evacuated in two weeks, a million -- now point is, we have to do something. hamas has attacked u.s. again. just like they are attacking israel, robert o'brien, seems that every now and then, you have to use force. that is available to you.

>> well, brian hook is right, the leads back to tehran. we did cut them off. under the biden-harris the spigot of the open, they went to 150 billion to spread out among the terrorists, the terrorists struck, i call on your show, after october 7 i came oi said we have exquisite capability to rescue hostages in s seal team 6 and delta group. we need to get our folks forward deployed get seals and operators who are masters and why were they not there a year ago looking for american citizens and hostages and israeli hostages, that is what they are trained to do, they wanted to be out there. to be well -- looking for

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larry: we'll. >> round table, grover norquist. and come on rich lowry, a round table. and we have the great hugh hewitt. hall of fame no question.

grover, you saw the movie reagan. judy and i, saw it friday night. rich lowry on set, he said. >> just saw it. larry: this afternoon, i thought it was very good. very accurate. very reagan. grover, liberal critics hate it, it is beating everything on box office. we win they lose. tear down this wall. grover norquist take it from there. >> mark joseph producer put program a hollywood quality movie about reagan's story. paul kanga wrote the book on which is based on reagan victory and cold war economic and military might, it is a powerful reminder of what serious economic growth and being serious about your

enemies makes all americans safer. larry: it is great. i am speaking to rich. basically it is the crusader, through this jon voight character of kgb, mostly his fight against communism and victory, there is one cool scene, a cabinet meeting, probably 1981 or 1982, sto stock man trying to raise taxes and reagan, turns, he just starts ripping him to pieces, i can tell you as someone who was there, this is historically collect. >> it is a key part of reagan we forget, he is optimistic and up lifting, if you push him on something close to his core he could push back hard. that scene gets to it, also, he brought this justin

sifting -- insisting we would win the cold war, he was willing to negotiate and be at table at some times and not in others he is one of greatest state states men. larry: i have not yet seen it -- we can't ruin it for you. >> he knows how it turns out. larry: a great section hugh how ragen cleaned communist out of the sp screen actors guild. he was president of screen actors guild, jack warner was helping him. reagan was relentless, he went to congress that is kind of backbone we need today. >> i hope they are showing in this movie, every time i drive to reagan airport in dc, like at statue of ronald reagan, i thank grover norquist for getting that put up, i think about his

deployment of parachuting troops and -- teeth of domestic uprising as serious as any we have seen he faced down american and european protesterses first step, one was walking out of the door inin -- it is plenty of time. i hope we have something up to the full screen. that shows the picture of dennis quaid in a cowboy hat with logo reagan, put up that there there it is. there it is. you get used to dennis quaid as ra reagan, my friend jon voight did a great job as kgbagent. but taxes capital gains and dividend taxes will go to 44.6%, if you invest inoy corporation, they will jack up corporate tax, we'll have a high are corporate tack than china. a lot higher, and investor will wind up paying about

60% on so kawlt so-called earnings of a company, what would that do to the economy. >> democrats biden and kamala harris and l l legislator said they want to take capital gains tax and add state tax you are at 50%, in some states. corporate income tax increase to do 28%. federal. higher than china. higher than china. we're supposed to compete with damage, we're damaged by our own government with higher taxes add state taxes, to corporate income tax, and pennsylvania, is at 34%. way higher than china. why do that to voters and workers in pennsylvania. larry: and in michigan, 34%. >> and our friends in wisconsin, 33%. tremendous damage. larry: unbelievable, justed a reminder talking about reagan he cut top tax wait

to 28%, in two. during the course of reagan's boom, from late '82 through '89, early if 90, american economy grew at 5 1/2%. rich lowry, you think that companies debate, i'm switching gears like crazy, i loved your piece in "new york times," you think that coming debate trump versus harris, harris got character problem, you flip flop, you have a character problem. >> i think presidential races are about character, and suitability for office, yes, trump needs to make policy case gain her. but all -- against her it needs to connection to deeper case she is deep, phony that is what democrat did to mitt romney in 2012. he was disqualified. presidential race is often won by disqualifyings other person, trump needs to be

focused on that. larry: hugh, we broke a little bit of news, mr. trump speaking thursday, i expecting it to be hard hitting it bridges to debate, hugh, phi feel free, give him new york economic club advice. >> let me focus on debate. i don't think economics the way do you and foreign affairs the way that robert o'brien and brian hook do, i do know debates, what former president should do is nothing when she is speaking, she cannot communicate, great communicate or had this gift, i have been lucky to work for nixon and reagan. w a few times, donald trump a lot of time they had different skill sits, i don't think that vice president harris has m minimum skill seat necessary, she will

demonstrate that if she simply stands there and lets her babble for 90 second business and does not rise to any bait, no matter how much he is tempted, say nothing about her. she cannot win on her own speech. and i think she is peaked. larry: i agree with you. ouoff the record, a lot of us have said that, i think he improved his game, i am sorry we don't have clip. ronald reagan, a fabulous debater, i will not make my onyekamy opponent's relative youth -- anyway thank you. huuhugh hewitt, rich lowry and grover norquist, very off the cuff, go see reagan. in a theater near you, coming up next we'll talk about judicial interference with drill, baby, drill.

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article today judges say you can't build that, regulations judicial interfere an and environmental justice by -- they are stop anything drilling and fracking, i will let you go, go. >> thank you. great to be on the show. the important thing tod today our oil and natural gas production is high as it has been, kamala harris and president biden point to that but they don't explain we have that because of leases and permits done during the trump administration. before you can drill, you have to have an lease and expiration permit, production permit, they have stopped process at the beginning it will hit the economy in three years, because while they allow drilling not they allowing that drilling but trump leases and permits that he did when he was president. that is giving us oil and natural gas we have today.

the permits and leases they have held up, in and she may say she wants to -- doesn't want to ban fracking, but you go to president obama he said you can mine for coal but we're putting you out of, the same regulatory permitting process. >> the judges, what the heck do they know? the dc circuit court, they are stopping, like they will stop the whole gulf of mexico. >> it goes back to the permitting reform we did under npra. trump administration stream lined permitting reform, thrown out in beginning this administration, now it takes forever to a permit in place, a lets of litigation. larry: andrew wheeler thankfe you.nsio >> bne right back. because it actively shields the enamel

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