acceleration in terms of it. liz: it's all coming full circumstance and will we cue the glitter and glitter coming down on the markets and the dow is hitting 37th record of 2024. and the s&p getting its 46th record of the year and that's going to do it for us and we're going tomorrow and kudlow is next. larry: hello folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. so are democrats losing the religious vote? catholics, other christians, jews, is mr. trump's plan really inflationary and know what, folks, art laffer should have won the noble prize and don't

believe the goofy guy that did and all that later in the fox news peter doocy. >> president around the white house and president biden faith fading into the background and vice president harris becomes over the things that are going on and whether or not he's doing everything that he can to help her and when he stopped his reelection bid and that's why some of the things keep coming out that seem so unhelpful from him. >> i don't think that the president for sure wants the vice president to win. he's been extremely vocal about that privately and publicly and i don't think it's him trickling down or sending a meg message to anyone and some of it is unintentional on that strategic and we look for the outside.

reporter: there were squabbles if biden's main people on television would continue or walk away. new surge with some on harris' team are weary of the biden campaign crew they're now working with. there's very poor coordination publicly between the biden and harris teams and biden is harris talk about ron desantis and completely differently. talking about governor desantis. reporter: doweled not be more different and talking about the same guy. the thing is that harris campaign has not been asking president biden to do much to help them and have barack obama

and bill clinton. larry: well, bill clinton said he basically blamed harris, biden harris, on immigration. he basically said the death of that young women in georgia was a function of their bad immigration policies. that was bill clinton. what do you think of that? reporter: it's within kind of a rough start for clinton in georgia and walked into a mcdonalds and the woman at the cash register mistook him for joe biden. [ laughter ]. larry: i didn't know that. that's wonderful. peter, that's wonderful. that's really your best ever. anyway, thanks so much. appreciate it. folks, do democrats hate religion? that's the subject of the riff. do democrats hate religion and hate god? not all democrats but the left wing tail always wags the

democratic dog. we've interviewed our good friend newt gingrich that called kamala harris the most anticatholic presidential candidate in 150 years. more recently our good friend nickelson who formally held the jobs of secretary of veteran's affair, republican national committee chairman, and ambassador to the vatican, he is called the democratic parties pervasive anti anti-catholicism egregious and un-american and it's deeply tro troubled in mind spirit about catholicism and people are shocked about gretchen whitmer's ad where she put a dorito on a young girl's town during a eucarist. anyone that saw the video know it had nothing to do with the

social media trend of people feeding each other. meanwhile, democratic prosecutors went after the little sisters of the poor over contraception practices, democratic senators including kamala harris suggested the knights of columbus were an extremist group and democrats have taken the extremist position that last candidate lost 49 states just saying. it's no wonder that mr. trump is leading ms. harris 50% to 45% with catholic voters in swing states.

in 2020, biden carried catholics 52-47 over trump. it's not just catholics up in arms against the biden harris democrats. one of the most potent christian organizations nowadays and new apostolic reparations led by lance said jd vance appeared in the swing state of pennsylvania and only about 33 million u.s. members and not strict reigns leading a religious issue and people with common sense are offended by transgender sports and democrats argue in favor of biological men participating in women's sports and minors access to gender transitioning operations. wall street journal editorial page notes these issues could well decide senate races in ohio, minnesota, and wisconsin.

more generally democrats per sue of woke cultural teaching opposed by people of all faiths and finally democrats opposition a religion is not limited to catholics or other christian groups and democratic fanaticism and dei, diversity, equity and inclusion fostered a terrible wave of anti-semitism throughout schools, higher education and almost all institutions the democrats can get their hands on. so, do democrats hate god? unfortunately too much of them do. and that is one losing issue in this presidential campaign. and that is the riff. joining me now is rich lowry and clay travis and founder of outkick and fox news contributor and tammy bruce also a fox news contributor author of fear itself, exposing the left's mind killing agenda. boy, we have a full house. welcome, clay travis.

>> thank you, larry. larry: thank you for coming on. appreciate it very much. what do you make of this religious or antireligious factor in this election whether it's at the presidential level or the senate level? there's by the way it's religion or god and to me, dei has been a pro general torr of anti-semitism in the past year or so. it's a horrible trend. >> i think dei is religion for people not believing in religion and characterizes and i would break it down to me and senate races in wisconsin and michigan and pennsylvania. i watch last night and i don't know how many of you guys do and the goals and i continue to see a great ad airing for people that watch football. and it is kamala harris being attacked by donald trump for being willing to pay for transgender surgery for

immigrants and criminals and really what it does is attack the essence of the democrat argument because, look, they believe that men who pretend to be women should be able to win women's championship because they believe they're actually women and i think hispanic and men in particular, sports fans that are men and women overwhelmingly reject it and larraly: not a newly -- larry: not a newly evangelical group and reformation and apostolic reformation and it's not just a catholic thing and become as christian thing and i know trump has addressed this in his own way but there's a jewish problem developing because biden harris administration not standing up for israel and not really going after anti-semitism and never really did much when it was unmasked in places like

columbia and penn and other fancy pants places and never did much about it >> anything about faith, idea that there's something beyond us as human beings that can inform your ideas about what's appropriate, how to live your life, who you are answerable to isbeyond the

nature of what handout will tell you and destroy the left. larry: rich lowry, you recall

families without religion are sunk and not going for them and religion, god, a higher power, dei is not a higher power. government is not a higher power. socialism and communism is not a higher power. that's the problem here. >> this is really a water shed and a couple years ago, republican electives were scared of this and didn't want to talk about it or seem extreme and some of the lightbulb went off and every senate race around the country and democrats running scared on it and trump running this out and my understanding is this tests better than any of the other ads and good for them and not us. larry: this is the common sense view if you ask me. biological men should not play in women sports, okay. is that asking too much now? that's not a religious issue and

it's a common sense issue. i don't know, to me it's a winning issue. let me say it's a losing issue for those that support it. these guys in sharrod brown and the one in wisconsin, tester, john tester -- >> baldwin. tester too. larry: john tester in montana -- that's not montana values and will never be montana values and i'm kissing him good-bye. the others are more interesting to me. they stuck with that and that's a bad losing issue. >> ted cruz had to cut a brand new ad saying i'm not in favor of this. >> it was attacked by the left for the blitz. >> this would be bret baier sitting down on wednesday with kamala harris and no one has been asked in high levels of the democratic party and joe biden has never been asked, do you

believe that a by-logical man identifying as a woman should be able to compete in college athletics and college athletics against women and girls? to me is a foundational question because if you're arguing that these men are actually women, then you are buying into a fundamental untruth and once they can force you to lie, they can get you to lie about men. >> it's the ultimate deconstruction of the truth, which then strikes at everything else we believe and language itself and that then also goes back to faith. larry: how about the opposite of faith and woke culture in the schools and woke culture at harvard, yale, and princeton, that's their problem and probably not america's problem but their problem. woke culture in the public schools and remember you go

after the parents who tried to go after woke culture. >> they don't want their kids to learn about this in kindergarten. this is part of the problem that led to this political vulnerability for democrats and existed in the woke bubble. larry: it's a particular to see you. >> we all are. exciting time. larry: i've known jim nickelson forever and he's not bombastic and making trump supporting this time and time again and he will be at the voting both but the

point is and he and newt gingrich and going for that and that's the vatican and i got to believe trump lost the catholic vote in 2020 and he's polling ahead in the swing state and that's pulling ahead in the swing state and larger influence and i'm not jewish, i'm not a catholic. i believe in god, i have an issue with some organized religion but that getten whitmer behavior, r. what's happening with the jews on campuses and media and this lackadaisical attitude. whether they're a person of faith or not. as deeply unfair and deeply

obscene and thorps to debilitate the nature of this. >> attacking christopher columbus a couple years ago? kamala harris. she realizes this is a vulnerable on certain levels and campaign does. >> yes, in western. >> i would tie into the olympic ceremony too and what i see here is for everybody that republicans the last supperization. >> it was awful. >> never would have done anything like what they did in the olympics and gretchen whitmer if islam was the butt of the joke and terrified of what the response would be and generosity. the christian faith and lampoons them and doing or saying anything about the christians.

>> not on this program, larry. >> we're here to make a difference. larry: rich lowry and tammy bruce, thank you very much. bret baier's exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris this wednesday, 6:00 p.m. eastern on special report. on kudlow, president trump wants 10,000 new border patrol agents. when kudlow returns and remember, folks, catch kudlow monday through friday at 4:00 p.m. on fox business and is there a reason you can't go over head and going for them and dvr the show. you'll never miss a religion is a basis of society. i'm kudlow, we'll be right back.

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stuart: they're been treated unbelievably badly and the fact they continue. >> don't hear them going scout do this and do that. they'd never and they're incredible people. bring in a lot of new ones and great ones. larry. border patrol people have endorsed mr. trump and joining us is tennessee gnat torr bill hagerty.

the bill she would have voted for and against and giving border patrol this that and the other and wind up endorsing trump anyway. that's not including the ones that get flown in or get aways or got aways and what was to great about 2 million illegals? >> doesn't make any sense and talking about the ones we fly in here and brought this to the floor of the senate and every single democrat voted to use

taxpayer dollars and flights to places like high tee, cuba, nica and venezuela and bypassing the border and bringing illegal migrants into the country to the city of their choice and every single democrat voted to continue using taxpayer funds to do this. last year 320,000 people came in and i hear it's over half a million this year. larry: we hear that too. >> the incident was leapted to a handful of apartment complexes. >> martha, do you hear yourself? only a handful of apartment complexes in america were taken over by venezuelan gangs and donald trump is the problem and not kamala harris' open border? americans are so fed occupy with what's going on and they have every right to be. larry: couple things, there's

one smart guy. jd vance. >> absolutely. he's doing a great job. larry: i know martha and she never should have said what she said. only a handful of apartment complexes takessen over by venezuelan gangs and this is not america. >> it's amazing and partisan media are so out of touch she'd even undertake that line of questions with jd and shows how out of touch they are and focused on debunking talking points and core disinformation and not focused on the information. larry: just a handful. taxpayers staggering to me. >> shouldn't be a single complex. >> i can't imagine she'd think it was acceptable if it was her complex taken over by venezuelan gangs. larry, you're raising money for get out the vote and ohio and nevada? >> ohio and nevada we're

wackerring hard to even the score. it's amazing we're talking about words beyond the margin of fall and senate candidates margins and republicans know it's wise to get out and vote early and cast the ballots and huge operation to make sure and up four points two days before the election campaigning for him and he lost. what happened? 2 snowed in northern nevada on election day and our voters tend to wait till election day and what could go wrong in a lot could ogo wrong. larry: david mckormick is coming on the show later on and he's

one of them. bernie moreno in ohio looks good and she'in montana is another form of businessman and a lot of company and you yourself served in business # can you really drive home the trump agenda? i mean there's a couple of liberal republicans you can't count on. 52 or 53 and tax cut agenda the president layed out and developing a spending cut agenda with elon musk and # efficiency

movement and we have vivek ramaswamy on quite a bit a clean up the swamp and alphabet going up for speeds and regulatory and it's egregious and the problem with the justice department in all kinds of weaponizations against mr. trump and other conservatives can we get a good senate leader driving it through. making certain the work that's been done and it's on the executive side and it's paired up in the position. larry: who are you talking to, senator? >> a number of people announcing they're going to run. >> thune, hornen and rick scott ask others. one of the key criteria are going to make certain we take the advantage of the first 100 days and 200 days and going with

that and larry: it's got to be significant and substantial and getting it out. mass to be a good thing. tax bracket on the agenda and thinking what people are accomplishing back in 2017 going for them and with the deregulatory threat going to come back and seeing on steroids and the economy stronger and even better. larra rhode islander senator bill hagerty, great to see you. coming up here, why economists keep attacking trump's agenda and getting noble prizes? oh my god. we'll ask art laffer and congresswoman claudia tenney. by the way, laffer should have gotten the noble prize.

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trump economic miracle with steve moore and the ultra famous new york congresswoman claudia tenney. also joining us. i'm going to ask claudia first. claudia, so the noble prize for economics, okay, this is just -- you can't make this stuff up. the noble prize for economics simon johnson wins it and from mit and worked for imf and during the 2016 presidential campaign, he predicted, right, this is mit imf, very distinguished man, he predict that had if donald trump were elected, we'd have a stock market crash and a depression. got us his prediction. so, claudia, a bunch of years later, he gets the noble prize. i campaigned and crusaded and literally on this show and in print and my pal steve moore, art laffer should have got it. all right, not simon johnson or

some goof ball that makes terrible predictions. what do you think? you're not a professional economist. how does this thing kind of happen? what do you think about that, claudia? >> larry, i agree with you art should have got it and talking about mit, probably another 800 on his sat and someone dealing with payroll and ups and downs going into a business every day and trump is so good giving the entrepreneurial side of it and mentioning what's important and two of the most important things on the show, larry, is number of one growth and no. 2 is equal energy. you have to get our energy back because that is what's going to drive down prices and going to enable us to have growth and bring back supply chains and make us dominant and economy dominant and we're going to project strength on the world stage and nothing leveraged by these two bit countries around

the would recalled dictatorship with the regimes. larry: arguing more fossil fuel and natural gas and abundant electricity to meet our need and couldn't have been worse than simon johnson. i don't want to get hung up on that. claude why took him out beautifully and was hoping she would. my next clip, speaking of dummies and goof balls and "the wall street journal" story. 50 economists are surveyed and even more believe that donald trump's economic policies are going to be higher inflation than kamala harris' policies.

there's a bit of ad on the last time and this cueto is upping them and even more in need. trump is inflation nist. ist and kamala harper lanes sis is not an inflationist. what do you make of that, arthur? >> let me say, simon johnson i'm sure is very, very qualified and i don't want to say anything negative about him. he seems like a good economist. larry: you didn't, i said it and claudia said it. we spared you. >> i know you didn't. these economists think that tax cuts are inflationary and tax cuts reduce growth and government spend asking taxation and really is and how you collect your taxes also matters and all the proposals that i've seen from donald trump and they're the election campaign promises and and taxes on tips

and can't get the money from those people and the tips, that's a smart thing to be efficient on your use of collection resources and never spend more than the amount of taxes you're collecting. you always want to cut taxes on the margin. that's where you have to eliminate taxes on overtime and lowering the marginal tax rate and it's a super energizer of economic growth. another one is the salt pullback on salt deductions and a lot more deductions and those are the people that i don't like from tennessee. we don't have a lot of deductions here but it surely does energize the most productive in the states like new york, illinois, and california there and u it is double taxation and wall street journal said it wasn't and it is

double taxation and it's not within a standpoint of american taxes but it's double taxation from the standpoint of where they were. they not only paid fully on taxes but then they also have to pay additional taxes and, yes, i know they've got a credit for the foreign ones, but they're taxed at a much higher rate than the other people in the places they work. that doesn't make it's perfectly logical and tax interest income and deduct interest expense and sometimes there's a household way and not a tax loophole and it's the furthest thing and correct way to tax and you should not tax interest on homes and not tax more. larry: i want to get back and

larry: studies show that raising inflation will cause tariffs. we saw in mr. trump's first term, we saw a huge increase in china and tariffs and going for china and the team that imposed them and china had to get to them and selling for the problem of the united states and face of higher tariffs and policy trade with the reciprocity and we have to be unfair to you and unfair to us and cut your tariffs and we'll cut our tariffs and that could be inflationary. i don't understand it. i'll give you a shot at this. i don't understand it. i see this every r. >> larry, if

the tariffs are so bad, why did the biden administration leave them in place. we're facing inflation and overseas and we referred to that and how do we continue to burden and hurt our american companies trading overseas and bringing profits for the tax cuts and jobs act and you actually had a repatriation amount that brought thousands of jobs and tens of thousands bringing billions over $300 million back into our economy that went right to the u.s. treasury and never talk about the growth and we talk about the inflation rate being so low under the tax cuts and jobs act and president trump. right now we have flooded this market with caps between the inflation reduct act, american rescue plan and we've given all the subsidies for green energy and you'd imagine, larry, we

expect exon and base and we'll pay for their gas stations so they can sell gas and, i mean, this is the responsibility of these green energy companies. they need to do that. we have wasted so much in taxpayer dollars and it's created inflation and it's the cruelest tax on the most flagrant and coolest and i did get a chance to meet with tina president and he doesn't agree but he'd agree with you, pull the band-aid off and let our economy explode and grow. we're not cutting down deficits without growing the economy and a few key things. you know all that.

larry: if a government does it, it's not inflationary and i don't know who came up with that damn fool theory and milton friedmann or robert mendel and if i spend my own money, it's bad. if the government spends it, it's good. that is a crazy notion and we'll leave it for another time so you two can tee off on that one and that's what it boils down to and government is good and blessed and individuals are all greedy and evil and i got to get out. art laffer, congresswoman claudia tenney. thank you to both of you. will the democrats war fracking cost them the swing state in pennsylvania? we'll ask them coming up. when you're a small-business owner, your to-do list can be...a lot. ♪♪

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larry: deputies war on fracking cost them the swing state of pennsylvania and joining us now, dear friend david mckormick running for the senate and, david, there's the ban on fracking and i just think, given their policies, green new deal taxes and regulations and kills fossil fuels of all kind and that's essentially the de facto and that's the fracking, isn't it?

>> don't have to explicitly ban fracking to ban fracking and do it with red tape and pennsylvania sees that a vote for cam larra is a vote for -- kamala is a vote for weakness and illegal immigration and among other things and bob casey is 100% sure vote for the weak liberal policies that is happening. larry: how can anybody in

pennsylvania defend a policy that can't export lng and by the way, you know this, it's a national security issue as well as domestic economic issue. >> absolutely. it's greet for pennsylvania's economy and there's about 400,000 jobs already and that should be three, four times that and we have the fourth largest natural gas reserves in the world and really serious about climate change, the best way to reduce car don emissions is get -- carbon emissions is the clean, beautiful gas for pennsylvania and export around the world and replace coal fire plants around the world. the kce harris mandates are more dependent on china and lithium batteries and solar panels at the time when shy that is the paine adversary and it'll on get worse under harris and kc and get the right leadership in place now. larry: david, what else is part of your narrative here in the final weeks of the campaign?

>> well, the viewers can run about dave mckormick and we're talking about the economy and this compounded inflation of over 20% due to reckless spending of biden and harris and the more work on fossil fuels and 60% of pennsylvania working families are living paycheck to paycheck and groceries are 22% and rent is 22% and electricity is 35% and fuel is 50%. that's not sustainable and they're getting squeezed and we need to get this economy back on track and only get worse under harris and casey and proposed 2 trillion more of new spending and venezuela presacrals and we need common sense policies and deregulation under president senate - - majority in the senate. larry: folks, i'll be right back. (♪)

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larry: more and more deputies don't believe in god or religion and don't want any of it at all. you'll never have a healthy vir virtuous country at its base. lizy macdonald is up next. liz: thank you, larry. that was terrific. welcome to the evening edit. happy monday. i'm elizabeth macdonald and former president trump is about