ticker cxw, and this one operates partnership correctional facilities, detention, residential, reentry ffacilities in the u.s. and it's a company that also has very favorable technicals from lowry associates, technical analysis arm. i try to combine the fundamentals with the technicals. liz: yep, and you know what, obviously donald trump has taken a hard line on immigration and that means more people might be thrown in prison if they're deported and i can see your thinking. sam, great and thanks to see you. much appreciate you being here. here comes the bell. right on the screen, bulls sit on the sidelines for today. you've got to see what happens tomorrow. that's the beauty of these markets, you just never know but we're always here. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm larry

kudlow. thank heavens president trump chosen tom homan as border czar to implement the deportation plan. congressman pat fallon and trump adviser pam bondi on that one in just a moment. then we've got senator mike lee waiting in the wings. he's going to tell us about the next republican senate leader. but first up, fox news aishah hasnie leave in west palm beach, florida. aishah, what's cooking down there? i'm hearing all kinds of things. reporter: larry this, is the place to be and a bunch of people jockeying for different positions and interviewing with the transition team and hearing from the president elect himself once they are offered the job and right now the president elect is focusing on national security and the border. he made a big pick today tapping the former governor of arkansas mike huckabee as his new u.s. ambassador to israel. he says this about mike, mike will work tirelessly to bring about peace in the middle east and we're still waiting for an

official announcement about senator marco rubio and a source familiar tells fox news he's been tapped for the most important -- big important job as secretary of state. rubio of course is vice chair of intel. he's well liked and respected by republicans and democrats. in fact, he might get resounding bipartisan support for his conversation. with huckabee, rubio and mike waltz in place as national security adviser, trump has three staunch israel supporters in place and china hawks as well. trump is beefing up the national security and two sources are telling us south dakota governish kristi noem will lead the department of homeland security. we're waiting for defense secretary and very important decision and treasury secretary and that's a big one, john paulson, a huge hedge fund manager billionaire has now removed himself from that race. larry. larry: all right, aishah. thanks very much for the update.

we appreciate it. so, folks, only nutty democrats would be dumb enough to oppose president trump's deportation plan, and that's the subject of the riff. just before the election, the acting chief of joe biden's ice released a letter to republican texas congressman tony gonzalez that said this, over 662,000 migrants with criminal records have been caught and then released into the country. but there's more. over 15,000 of them were murders convicted in their home countries. hang on, more. 16,000 have been convicted of sexual assaults. and even that's not it. other crimes included 100,000 assaults, 70,000 drug violations, 90,000 invasions of privacy, and 16,000 weapons offensive.

the tip of insights and numbers and bigger hat tip to president donald trump for applauding former ice director tom homan as his new border czar who intends to make goods on mr. trump's promise deportation plan. but there's even more. last year ice reported as of september 30, 2023, there was 1,292,830,000 in the u.s. illegally who have had full legal due process. have received a final deportation order from immigration judge and he's still here r for the past fiscal year 2024, estimates grown to 1.6 million and with all these extraordinary numbers of crime, sex, drug trafficking including the fentanyl epidemic including over 300,000 lost kids and routine criminal gang attacks on police all over the country, you've still got crazy democrats

in places like new york and california and massachusetts saying they will not cooperate with trump and mr. homan. these are crazy people. gavin newsom going to trump proof the statement new york governor kathy hochul and massachusetts governor maura heelly going to take part in trump's deportation plan and if you read the new york post, you'd know that uniformed officers and their unions are thrilled at mr. trump's victory and his deportation plan. i'll bet you police all around the country agree with the new york blue line mr. homan said to new york city official ifs you're not going to help us, get the hell out of our way. spot on. the immigration act of 1996

added section 287g to the original immigration and nationality act. that authorized ice to work with state and local law enforcement to identify and remove incarcerated criminal noncitizens that undermine the safety of our nation's community and the integrity of u.s. immigration laws. okay. plus, under 212f of the immigration and nationally act, the president of the united states has the authority to suspended ands pend the entry of certain noncitizens who the president finds would be debt remittal to the -- detrimental to the interest of the united states. despite howling from the usual liberal sources, mr. homan is likely to implement the deportation operation with common sense. earlier this week he mentioned his priority will be public safety and national security threats as well as illegals who have had due process.

last month on 60 minutes, mr. homan said i've read it all and it's ridiculous and mr. trump welcomes immigrants to the u.s. so long as they are legal. the president has said those that graduate from u.s. colleges should get green cards and wants the u.s. to be a mammoth for the smartest people in the world. think of a couple million more elon musks legally entering our boarders. and president trump can build on his legal immigration reform and from his first term and the role is blocked by democratic congress. but when you think about the last four years, at least 10 million illegals crossing our borders and perhaps the greatest crime and sex trafficking in our

history. you know full well that something has to be done. democrats that keep opposing criminal deportations or opposing remain in mexico are opposing finishing the wall and they're going to lose by even bigger margins in the next election. and that's my riff for tonight. pat fallon and pam bondi and cochair of api law and justice senter and tram adviser senter and, pam, what did i get wrong? i'm citing laws and you're a lawyer, former attorney general. 287g, 212f, we looked that the months and months and months ago and you were part of these conversations on the show and i don't care, sanctuary cities or not, these laws are like -- would allow, i think issue the president to implement a deportation plan. what do you think?

>> they would, larry and they will allow him. with steven miller and tom homan, get ready. these pemberton will be deported and take one of the foreign adversaries alone. look at china. tram has got to get rid of them and he knows that and let people into the country and deserve to be here in a legal way. larry: let's go back to the sanctuary city, pat fallon. the govern herbs want to trump proof their state and blah blah blah. they took a big licking and it'll probably get worse.

my point is doesn't federal law supersedes sanctuary city laws or in your judgment, pat fallon, are there ways around it? tom hoe handout said he'll send in -- tom homan said they'll send in double amount of all the crimes in violence and gangs and going for big blue lines getting hit by all the crazy gangs and going for them working with sanctuary cities versus what president trump wants? >> going for them and the bottom line and it's the bottom line going for them and corporating with the federal government and enforce law going with tom homan and security border and it's on

the line. sounds like going after criminals first and terrorists and going for them with national security threat from china and seeps to me that homan will exercise a good deal of common sense and also i might add, mr. trump said like wise this idea of concentration camps is utter nonsense and have you talked to homan and the president and what's their intent, pam bondi? >> i've not talked to them about this and president trump wants legal people in this country. it's like saying we have a murder and armed robber and we're going to harbor in the state and you can't get to them.

that's not the law of the land. despite what any governor says, the federal authorities will have the authority to come in and remove them and as you said, i can't see any state or local police officers trying to harbor any fugitive and you're a fugitive if you're an illegal alien d in this country, you cannot be here without permission and that's law of the land when president trump is back in office. larry: all right, well said, both of you. congressman pat fallon, thank yous, pam bondi, we appreciate it. moving right along, different subject. you're very much in everyone's eyesight and holding this con treens tonight and you're going to fire questions at other republicans and senators fire questions at, let's see, rick scott, number one, not number one rick scott and going for

them and who sells in the thing? john cornyn and john thune and going to be here and everyone else will jumped nap and first of all, you're going to get a full house. everybody going to show up to your sort of debate. >> we'll see. i expect most of the conference to be there and welcome anyone and everyone among senate republicans to be amongst this discussion and we need to hear from each candidate before we vote tomorrow regarding his preferences for how they would govern the conference. we've got two johns and a rick. they were all three going to make presentations and what i've been saying for months is we need reform in the senate. we need reform in the senate to restore the time honored customs, traditions, practices and rules. athat's given them the chance to debate, amend and discuss a law and it's not the body comprised

by schumer, mcconnell, johnson and jeffries. every state needs to be represented equally and every member needs to have a voice. i want to hear each candidate's plan for making that happen because that's been badly missing for the last few years. larry: when a house chooses a speaker, it's not a secret thought. why in the senate, is it a secret ballot and too late to change and make it an open ballot? >> interesting question, larry. i first got here after being elected in 2010, i raised the question and made a motion for them to open for the leadership election and successful at end of the day in doing that and don servetive going for -- conservative for time honored custom and there's a rule in place within the senate republican conference and we could depart and changing that vote and going for them not to appear for the support. it doesn't stop individual members from saying or being

asked how they voted or how they intend to vote. larry: interesting. maybe ask the three running, would you pledge if you wanted, would you pledge to have open ballots in the future? kind of like would you pledge to have an open amendment procedure because i think too many times a lot not permitted and some made awfully good policy sense and not watered down and with the republican and then going for a good solid common sense time and the kind that mr. donald trump seems to represent right now. why can't they go for them and it's open to the public all voting and how is that likely? >> sure, fair enough and the two go together logically and they

work together and want to go together and preserve relationships within the conference, but they, you know, on the other hand we've been such a close identity for so long, and i think the american people would perhaps like to see that opened up. and the spending bill and going 48 hours to consider it and no opportunity for amendments going to vote yes or no. on a bill that was written by a small handful of people, the aforementioned schumer, johnson and jeffries or one of the predpredecessors in secret and n it's a binary vote. that's wrong. larry: one of the candidates or all of the candidates seems that you should ask this question and no more on omnibus spending bills and no more omnibus bills for heaven's sake and such a thing as regular legislative order these omnibus bills have

all kinds of mischief plus spending and plus taxing and plus overregulating and plus deficits in debt. they hide all that stuff from the public. >> larra i with every piece of spending in the federal outlays gets ties for the piece of spending and that's the attention of the american people and elected lawmakers in washington can't really focus effectively on anything. only way to make it fair is put it on the floor of the senate there for three, four, maybe five weeks and have an open amendment and it lasts that long and only way to make it any of that smooth completely unfair and you're right, there's going to be multiple bills and budget active 1974 contemplates 12 separate spending bills and that's what we have to do. larry: how many votes d to win, let me see, say 27 votes and mrf

pennsylvania and my dear friend. you have 53 republican senators. you need 27 to win. is that correct? >> 27 to win. larry: if you don't get 27 on the first ballot, that's the balloting tomorrow, not tonight. is that correct? >> correct, the balloting is tomorrow and meeting set to begin at 9:30 eastern time and if after the first ballot no one has achieverred the magic number of 27 or greater, then the way our working is lowest recipient cross drops out till there's a majority. larry: if there's two left and still 27, it's 27 to win. >> someone could capture on the first round of being three candidates and seems more likely they won't achieve that till the second though.

>> we're coming to the forand you happen moderating that forand you happen i want to be able to fairly present myself as an impartial moderator and hearing something administer the debate discussion is over and going for the full arguments of these three candidates before tomorrow's vote. larry: i don't want to sound like some darn stupid reporter and i want to know, is the betting that you won't get a majority on the first vote and someone will have to drop out and is that what the betting is? i mean, in head count terms, how do people think that it's going to last awhile s. that correct? >> it'll take awhile.

larry, the point there is not just because i don't want to say who's going to wyoming i think it's genuinely up in the air. the web counts are all overt place and there's another candidate voting for me and members that are generally undivided larry: president trump hasn't indicated a favor h favorite. >> some have asked him to and i think others want him to stay out and i don't know what his plans are and i'm not going to speak for him. in the meantime, we're proceeding with the forum tonight and we'll have this discussion and reconvene tomorrow. system of articulation larry: when you get a majority vote what, happens and white smoke coming up through the veal ceiling or chimney and very much like that?

>> yeah, it's white smoke choosing a leader and black smoke if we haven't. larry: senator mike lee, you're a great sport. thank you very much for take us through that. we appreciate it. >> thank you. larry: you bet. coming up, president trump moving at warp speed for staffing his area and we'll speak with the great hue hewitt and every day on fox business f. you can't get us as 4:00, text your favorite 9-year-old and she'll show you how to dvr the show and you'll never miss a senate majority leader fight. what great fun. i'm kudlow, be right back.unit ♪ see what i did there? hey, jackie! (♪) evan, my guy! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪) i wish i had someone like evan when i started. somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream on you?

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with every name, i get happier. now, one of full disclosure, my son work worked for mike waltz, what's going to be the new national security adviser and read his book, warrior of diplomat and new book hard truths and he's a realist and not going to get into awards and believes in peace through strength and he's a smart guy and he's a green beret. i don't know the last time we had a national security adviser that's been in gunfight. that's not a qualification per se, but it adds to the gravity of dispatching american troops in harm's way. i think elise stefanik is great. i met her on the radio only and she's great and talent level being able to speak for them on behalf of the united states. marco rubio is absolutely, if in fact secretary rubio, one of the most eloquent and informed and persuasive people out there. when i look at susie wiles, i point out to people, donald

trump, jeb bush, rick scott, and marco rubio all like seussy wiles and she must be -- susie wiles and she must be something special. i've only talked to her once. lee zeldin is great domestic affairs and i'm impressed with everything rolling out of the conveyer belt and orderly speed in which it's advancing and i like the national security people and going for them and going for the treasury and cia and dni because those are a national security going about the economy and i'm very confident he'll continue to bat a thousand. larry: you know, i forget. my memory is short, but some billionaire about a week or two ago said that donald trump does not like to surround himself reqwith smart, strong and intelligent women. i'm looking down the list, susie wiles, elise stefanik, kristi noem.

the list sendless. there may be more. whatever happened to that? i haven't heard him or democrats apologize for having said that stupid thing, but here he is, tram, right out of the gate. susie wiles, elise stefanik, perhaps kristi noem at dhs, et cetera and et cetera and that's a pretty impressive list, wouldn't you? >> i and the first chief of staff being a woman susie says and that's impressive and i want people to note, donald trump is having no need to have a number of women and different minorities and this number of religious myotorrs and he's interested in competence and eloquence in people that are loyal. you and i both know you were part of it and i was watching in the outside and interviewed all you people and he cares a great

deal about getting stuff done. he doesn't want thumb tight herreras but getting stuff -- twiddlers and he's coming back for more. i'm very, very relieved this national security team is taking over for no matter what their hearts were, it was appeasement and it's failed and i notice everything donald trump want, the houthis are reeling it back and going for a hard time and north koreans and going for them with a real, real strong man in the oval office who's going to be surrounded by smart and very persuasive advisers. larry: and going after the boarder and deportations and closing the border downright away and going with them and jobs reasonably soon. along with steve mill service

connected the deputy chief of staff and i mean that's a statement going for them have ago job. >> he's eloquent and what he wants to get done and the president elect talking about people coming here. don't give money to coyotes and don't give money to trafficked and you're not going to get 24 and you can be a border hawk and regularization of migrants that are allowed to stay and dove and make it work. i will say, larry, the department of justice is the toughest not to crack. it's the most politicized absolute weaponnized department and whoever takes that job and better bring a flame thrower with them and melt all the resistance that goes for waltz and second trump presidency going for them and hi the doj

and fbi. larry: and the fbi as well. it was a great story in the paper. the washington times i think had the fbi being stunned and worry that had trump won and they should be stunned and worried and they're going be wholesale changes. you know what he said the nights he won in his victory speech, promises made, promises kept, hugh. promises made, promises kept. so far, i'd say he's huing to his word pretty well. hugh hewitt, thank you so much. folks, coming up, liberals in denial about everything and by the way, the trump trials are definite we're going to talk about all this with tammy bruce, mark simon, steve hilton here onset. big crowd. remember, folks, kudlow available as a podcast. episodes every weekday after the show. spotify, apple, and foxbusinesspodcast.com and on the supply side podcast.

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lyric mark my sewn and hall of fame steve hilton going to trump proof california and fox news and the great tammy bruce. a real new yorker and fox news contributor and thank heavens for tammy bruce and going for them liberals don't know what hilt them. what hit them? >> they're in denial. instead of blaming and she happens looking at themselves and instead of blaming america and racist and misogynies and blaming the country after the bad loss and half the party not going far enough to the left and

thigh want the border closed and he's the best border close fertilizer history. he's exactly who you want. they don't understand what happened. larry: steve hilton, you're from trump proof california and that includes deportations and perhaps remain in mexico. he was married to a assistant direct attorney and what happened to him? >> he ran for governor and the only way as a democrat to make

that happen is to up and down tore the people that really run the democratic party in california and go that's what people were voting against and extremism on climate and gerunder and race all this stuff on crime. that's what people were voting against and you think in the origin of that, they'd wake up and realize but no, they're doubling down on exact idea that were rejected and what i would say is that what we need in california is not trump proofing, we need to newsom proof california. larry: yeah, you need newsom. tammy bruce, i'll drop this unprofitable line of discussion and move on. the trump trials. jack smith folded and merrick garland and going to be on

unemployment lines and here in new york, the judge is postponing and never sending that smart prediction and i remember when they had 34 counts and 750 years in jail and going around for that. >> this is also akin to turning the light on in the kitchen and all the bugs i screwed back in the day. they're having a party when you can't see. but you can't, when they're covered and they're protected by media and you can't see what the reality is. the wizard of oz and making noise and this is the perfect storm of clarity of transparency and elon musk buying x. conversations being able to be had and newspapers not being censored and americans talking with each other. the crowds that force the media to cover trump and the assassination attempts and everything suddenly the perfect storm bringing forward the

reality and people finding out that they were lied to and that trump was not who they said he was. bringing forth more so people looking at these indictments ae indictments than al kansas city chiefs capon and he recollects -- al capone and the spell was broke and very close to going off that cliff, but we didn't thank god because there was a slight switch and there's the kitchen. we saw an american -- look, we're inherently fair people. i'm a californian as well. we are people, we're still a young country. we still are rebels inside our hearts and minds. now we're in charge. larry: it's interesting to me at the height of the trial hysteria

how seriously some people, i mean, there were a bunch of lawyers and a bunch of people on the other side defending trump. but everybody wrote about it day after day after day. mr. trump himself had to go to court and sit through it. he did make the best of it here in new york. but the point is the jury was not in new york. the jury was a national vote. the jury was the national vote, and i don't think it ever occurred to the dummy democrats that's the way it's going to work and it would be a national jury and voted not guilty. >> they didn't realize he was not a convicted felon and going to hold up and allen dershowitz, greatest law professor and can't find the crime and overvaluing in the real estate and that's done in every transaction. the appeals judge even said to her lawyer, attorney general has anybody in history ever been charged with this? and he had to admit under oath.

never. larry: trump not just appealing for the white working class base and expanding that base to include minorities, blacks, african americans and latinos and young people with a lot of women and gender gap closed quite a bit and democrats watched this under their very eyes and he just stole another 25 or 30% of party went over his ranks. quite remarkable they didn't see it coming and still don't. >> they don't get it and realign p.m. revolution actually and it's exactly the people who the democrats climb to speak for. deserting them in they don't want what they're selling and i remember the very first time on this network soon after brexit, and i was saying that the republican party had the

opportunity to become a multiracial working class coalition. that opportunity has been more than delivered by trump and he's transformed the parties line and common sense and we don't want them energy and we have practical stuff and it improves our lives and larry: the last word. the country rejected woke. sure and simple. mandates of woke skin colluding transgenderrism and just in general, it's a big category. they don't want the woke. >> y that was like kind of the boiled downed sauce with the nature of the left. of the unreality of it. the desire to make you not believe your own eyes and ears. americans said we're not ever going to do that. now the republicans in trump i know will follow through and it'll be a bullet train and to get this nation back on her feet. americans are not going to

regret what's happened here. >> this was wokesit. got out of woke. larry: steve hilton, thank you ever so much. coming up here, why won't the congress run the federal reserve. like they're supposed to? that's what the law says by the way. anyway, we'll talk about it, we have jewty shelton and -- judy shelton and tony antoni right. shelton and tony antoni right. here onset ♪ will turn and challenge us. but when emotions run high, we stay grounded. with the hcm buyline, we work to empower investors, in navigating market volatility and complex conditions. we provide a diverse portfolio with proprietary mutual funds and etfs aimed at growth and preservation. so you can invest with confidence. visit howard c.m. funds dot com. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪

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heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. larry: joining us now is judy shelton, senior fellow at the institute and ej antoni, tony antoni. you said this on another network that i really like it had. inflation for 40 years and no one fired at the fed. now, 19% of them going for democratic campaigns and i'm sure it's just a coincidence. larry: congress oversight going for them and the senators are afraid of their own shadow. why is it. how can no one be fired and going for the institute and regulatory body and going for them and the worst performance in 40 years and by the way,

still, the pce deflater 12 month change and stops firing and going for them on the line. >> it's not the chairman, that's for sure. i think there's a difference between a statement from the fed and this statement he makes into the chairman and price stability is of the federal reserve. responsibility is not the same as accountability and they didn't pay a price and meanwhile all of the people who have incurred the inflation going for the last purchasing power and going for them going with a fed that takes the target and even the policy of deliberately

reducing your purchasing power 2% a year and forcing for the convenience of the fed and forcing you to have to renegotiate cost of living adjustments and everyone has to had think and plan their lives in terms of inflation-adjusted numbers and i really welcome this debate we're now having and not just about sound finances but sound money. larry: it's not quite mr. trump firing jay powell. that's not what he's saying. it is a question of to your point and who's replacing the purchasing power of middle and lower income people and it's the biggest chunk of this country. the well to do have many ways around this and you know folks do not lower income working folks do not, minorities do not and it's the big, big, big issue in this recent campaign and ej,

i think it's not so much getting rid of jay powell and all the same kinds of legalistic and who's responsible and accountable and by the way, i know you've known a million times and it was congress that created federal reserve and it was congress that was originally given the power and authority to set the ballot of money and we never blame congress either. >> what's really interesting, larry, reading the original text of the constitution and it's clear of what the founders and i congress is forbidden from doing what the fed does today and having a current seizure disorders that's backed by absolutely nothing and congress was authorized as you said to create a currency with precious metal backing and how much precious metal backed by and what they've done is essentially create an enty that does what they themselves are forbidden from doing. in the lie, i believe it's called a cat's paw and unconstitutional for congress to

create and another entity to do that for congress to do that. larry: art 1 section 8 regulating the value of money over some such thing and whatever the means, we don't have a thereof anymore. that's the problem. you can choose something but they don't ever stick to it. tony antoni. one other thing. corporate tax receipts are running, wait for this, 100 billion above where the congressional budget office cbo said they'll run seven years ago. they're running 100 billion. why believe the cbo again or the joint tax committee. we shouldn't for the exact same reason we shouldn't believe any of these economists are saying another trump term causing run away inflation and they're the same ones that said a biden presidency would cause no inflation with all the run away spending. clearly they've been wrong before and been wrong again. larry: 100 billion. 100 billion mistake on revenues and stop the tax law because of

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larry: just want to repeat this, 911 % -- 911% of the federal -- 91% of the federal reserve donations in the last election went to democrats. think about that. and then think about many other things in life like inflation and interest rates and who really runs the country. and let's just let liz macdonald run the whole show right now, it's all hers. elizabeth: on that uplifting