deregulation and tax policies and i see long end on rates starting to continue to move up with the economic strength that we're seeing. banks perform well in the environment and look at small caps for the election and look at banks and morgan stanley for example and mna side or banks that are focused on mna and perform well and that's going for them moving forward. liz: you like adobe and cutting rates in 10 second. >> my big thing is i don't matter the fed doing the most important and he's accommodated and that's the most important for equity market and too focused on how much to cut, etc.. liz: that looks like what it is. closing bell ringing and dow up 60 points and no record and s&p up 3 and nasdaq down 41. big show tomorrow. don't miss it. lauren: hello, folks, welcome to

kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. president trump surprising media and rest of the world with some brand new cabinet picks just moments ago. he announced congressman 3459gaetz for attorney general and all of that including all of mr. trump's picks and first up our own hillary vaughn running it down and live on capitol hill. hillary, busy day. reporter: bus we day, larry. sending shock waves through the senate and senator chris koon is shocked and both at a loss for words at this pick and didn't see it coming. we got more information on how trump is filling out his cabinet. he is making it official and he's choosing senator marco rubio for his pick for secretary

of state. tulsi gabbard will be his pick for director of national intention and we're also talking about president elect trump's visit and here in washington dc and at white house and got surprisingly a warm welcome for president biden from all people who was first to say to him, welcome back to the white house. >> thank you very much. politics is tough and many cases it's not a very nice world, but it is a nice world today. i appreciate it very much. reporter: what was expected to be an awkward and potentially cold meeting between former fauxes turned into a two hour long fire side chat between the two. >> i had a opportunity to speak with the president in the oval office right before coming out to do this press briefing.

he wanted you all to know that president elect again was gracious, came with a detailed set of questions. it was again, substantive. reporter: president elect trump stopping by house republican meeting today on capitol hill. the vibe was kind of like an nfl football coach walking into a locker room after winning the super bowl. trump today celebrating not just his win but house republicans victory who are posed to gain control of the house. it is possible that once all house races have been called, house republicans will only have a couple seat majority. not a lot of wiggle room so trump today though seemed confident that whatever majority they end up with in the house and five seats or one, it won't be a problem. >> isn't it nice to win. it's nice to win. always nice to win.

>> we are getting a good idea about who trump's go too guys here are on the hill. jonathan picked as -- john thune as majority leader and mike johnson got trump's support today and reelected speaker and, larry, on the cabinet picks from president elect trump, they'll go through a senate confirmation process and one hiccup for congressman gaetz is he's under investigation by the house ethics committee and that'll come up in his hearing.

president elect trump moving at warp speed to form administration and sounds like a businessman to me. he likes to get things done as quickly as possible. he's obviously thought a lot about it ahead of time however shocking to the liberal media, mr. trump does favor people loyal to him and his policies. shocking. today is a case in point. that i know colludes the fb and i recollects both of those need a top to bottom thorough house cleaning. here's what the lefties are not going to tell you about mr. gaetz. gaetz went to florida state college degree, got his law degree at respected william and mary. he's a member of the florida bar in good standing, he practiced law privately. he just won his fifth term of congress and served on the

judiciary committee all during that time. yes, there were some unproven ethics accusations made by the biden justice department and came to nothing just like all the other biden weaponization lawfare charges aimed at president trump. and, yes, mr. gaetz is loyal to president trump. so including senator rubio at state department, and jurisdiction eight days? 20. amazing, don't you think? don't forget, the very day after his landslide, mr. trump appointed seussy wiles to the powerful job of -- susie wiles to powerful job of chief of white house staff and pardon the phrase, but ms. wiles is a strong and intelligent woman and first chief of staff in history

to be a woman. then in rapid fire, he filled out entire national security team, including border czar tom homan and then there's another strong moment for elise stefanik and apoint-blank layupsed to the un and kristi noem, secretary of dhs so in just dais, whole national security team was filled out. just today. l he named five more senior white house staff members and appointed mike huckabee as ambassador to israel and convoy to the middle east and lee zeldin as epa administrator. two more super-business people leading off to economic team. 'em 'em and vivek ramaswamy and they'll lead the department of government efficiency, doge, to

dis-hasn't and will government bureaucracy and government regulations, wasteful spending and entire restructuring of federal agencies. recruiting any number of people for business and first thorough overhaul of way too large federal government since the peter grace commission. four years ago during the reagan administration. peopler better think again of those that don't think he's serious. they'll be aggressively using supreme court decisions that curtail regulatory authority. s count them. tax cuts, deregulation, energy dominance, chopping down the government, and securing the border. nothing short than a five star recipe for faster economic growth without inflation. that's the riff. all right talking to kevin

cross-claimer and wisconsin senator ron johnson. kevin cramer and wisconsin senator ron johnson. matt gaetz probably was a surprise today and senator johnson, what do you think of matt gaetz appointment to the justice department? >> it's an interesting pick and mr. trump is operating on warp speed and we need that. i'm looking forward to what elon musk and vivek will do with the department of government efficiency. i'm going to be cheering them along all the way in hope to work with them to really accomplish some great things. larry: matt gates and matt johnson and can i follow up and ask you what are the odds that that will pass?

>> witnessing any hearing ands she's a smart person and obviously high up for president trump and again, i don't know about that and ethic charges and that's it's an interesting pick and see how that all unfolds. we'll have that confirmation process and have an open mind. larry: senator cramer, you'd agree that the justice department and fbi, which is inside the justice department needs a thorough going and 100% top to bottom house cleaning. don't you agree with that?

>> beside being corrupt in terms of use of lawfare and that's disgusting, they're dangerous and carry subpoenas, badges and guns and they have a means of spying on all of us if they need it. that doesn't mean they're all bad apples and there's no questions. the consequence of corrupt justice department frankly needs a house thing but i'd add one other thing to all of this, larry, that's the american people want that. they're afraid of their government and the justice department needs to be the people we're least afraid of and not most afraid of. larry: i don't really find it shocking that these trump appointees are loyal. they'll be loyal to the president and the president's policies and reading in almost every major newspaper and front page stories including wall street journal, front page, he's appointing loyalist and senator cramer is appointing loyalists and just elected in a landslide

and that's what you do. >> well, this is what self-government is all about. we are special in that record that we're self-governed and obviously you're going to put people in agreeance with you and we all learned a valuable lesson last time there was a scenario and it was a little slower going into it and a new president not used to political system and we had a senate not used to being in majority and republican president. we all learn that had lesson that time is of the essence and ron and i and our 51 colleagues are equally committed to the same thing. larry: senator johnson, another very interesting and i think inspired cabinet choice was pete hegseth. i know him here from fox, but he's, you know, very smart guy, very well educated i princeton and harvard, distinguished military man with any number of bravery medals. he wrote a great book called war against warriors. he wants to root out dei and crt

and so forth. he's concerned about the way the defense department is going now. that's going to be controversial i guess. all though anybody knows hegseth, knows he's qualified to run the pentagon. what do you make of that, senator johnson? that's a breath of fresh air it seems to me also. >> you used the term i would apply to the people that president trump is picking smart. these are highly intent people and that's kind of the first criteria. then you need people that want to aggressively implement the president's agenda of dramatic change. i mean, the status quo is unacceptable here with federal debt and the federal government is trampling over the freedom and rights and certainly suppressing economic growth. we need regulatory relief and tax relief and he's picking people who are going to not be cautious but be bold like he is. in the end, he'll be responsible for his picks. >> larry, i'd like to speak to the pete thing because an officer of this committee. he's a great pick and got trump

down and perk first but when you combine pete hegseth that's a warrior's warrior and enlisted military of men and women looking for a leader like pete hegseth, he's not going to do it alone. he needs a good deputy and lots of operational skills that will be necessary, but this idea of a military that's so woke as to not be desired by recruits is really a problem for us. having said all of that, i think you have to remember that a lot of generals that are under some scrutiny absolute upstream to the political leadership of the services and of the joint chiefs and up to commander in chief. we need somebody like pete that can rip through all this and pick out the phonies from the loyalists, but i also don't want to be too hard on the generals themselves because i do think they're somewhat victims of really bad leadership. larry: well, okay. but there may be an executive order that would have a review of generals. this is not the first time and

stories in the various publications and i don't know. i'm in the in the pentagon and never served in the pentagon. bringing inmatt gaetz so oversea the house and justice and fbi, bring in a pete hegseth to oversee them in the pentagon. that's not attracting from the bravery and vascularized lori vd services and we just had veteran's day and nonetheless you need strong people and bringing in trump and bringing in elon musk and vivek ramaswamy.

a thorough review of the bloated federal government and entire agencies that shouldn't exit and unconstitutional and spending that's unnecessary and corrupt. even spending that was authorized and actually spent out and going to see the theme and what is mr. trump doing here? he said promises meated, promises kept on his victory speech. i'm voting mr. johnson first and i want mr. cramer to weigh in. these are promises made and propses kept. >> absolutely. larry n2019, federal government spent $4.4 trillion and last year we spend $6.9 trillion and

de and i recollects biden administration and inflicted on them and going to have the one that said president trump going for them and american public not for big government skin nuancing our lives. stuart: senator cramer, one more and thought of this to raise earlier. we are even reading, incredible, the weaponization of fema. not just this one woman. it's no wonder the american government threw them out. >> that's right, larry.

the government is a really bad weapon and contrary to everything our country was built on and everything that conservatives and the elon musk and vivek project is one i'm cheering them on. the first call is ron johnson and he's done more investigation on the bureaucracy than anybody i know and go through the recent court cases and overturning chevron and the major questions from west virginia epa and congress of the united states. if you look at those rules in the opinions of the majority judges, they pretty match have already nuttedderred opportunistic the regulatory state and we need to identify all the things that are not necessary and defund them and defund samuel elito ruling and

basically by definition eliminated 80% of federal jurisdictional waters and 80% of people at epa and 80% of people at corp. of engineers and no longer have anything to do. stuart: they make several times more than comparable workeers is that's proven up and down the line. senator cramer, i'm flat out of time and i couldn't resist this because you spend time on the banking committee. >> yeah. larry: it turns out, get ready for this one, here it comes, wait a second, here it comes,

91% of the political donations flat configuration the federal reserve? guess where? democrats. that's the nation's central bank protecting value of the money. keeping price stability for middle and lower income work and 91% of them gave money to democrats. senator cramer, there's something very wrong with that. you get the last word. >> well, jay powell hides behind independence when it's convenient and touts the democratic agendas in terms of positions on monetary policy and i just think it's time for him to go. you know, there's a big controversy about whether donald trump should fire him. the reality is he should fire himself. he should be ashamed and step down out of respect for the new president, not only that but his mishandling of inflation was outrageous. again, i think that was an attempted favor to the democrats

that blew up in their faces. larry: yes, sir. gentlemen, i appreciate it very much. senator kevin cramer and senator ron johnson. thank you very much. coming up on kudlow, senator cramer is right, inflation is not dead. the fed is biased. 91% giving money to democrats. what is wrong with that picture? the answer is everything. we'll talk a bit about it with great pal bright bart's john carney. catch kudlow monday through friday at 4:00 p.m. on fabulous fox business. for some reason can't get us at 4:00, please, just text favorite 9-year-old and she will show you how to dvr the show. and you'll never miss a thing. i'm kudlow. we'll be right back.

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2.6% with the target being 2. obviously the core pce deflater for those that follow it. 3.3% with the last four or five months, 3.2. they're not getting the downward glide path they had before. and even the three month changes 3.6% on the core cpi. this goes back and jumbo rate cut in september and going to look back on that, it's a terrible mistake. they shouldn't have cut november either. >> they shouldn't have cut in september definitely, november cut really didn't make sense and they talk, they really talked themselves into having to do the november cut just like they talked themselves into having to do the december cut. they're probably going to cut in december again. they shouldn't be doing this and they should have just waited but those numbers you just cited and it went up a bit.

0.2% in the headline number we've been watching, 0.2% and only for three months now. that's only before rounding. if you round, you see it actually went up several. it almost rounded up to slightly higher 0.3%. i bet it would have caught a lot of people's attention. larry: powell said at his press conference, he looks at core inflation, if you look at core pce deflater, i don't want to get too technical and consumer price deflater and prices never go down. i keep saying in every time i have this discussion and prices never go down. powell said if we overshoot can overshoot and shooting inflation in 40 years and undershoot and let prices fall but he won't. let trump policies might but his fed policy won't.

>> the fed is wrong, it's not falling, it's staying right where it was and i don't know why the fed won't admit this. larry: trump has counter inflationary fiscal policy and talk about elon musk, vivek ramaswamy. they're going to chop the government down in size going to be tricky. but the point is, i don't want them to be pumping up the money supply and lowering interest rates and donald trump in the next year or two has to bring inflation back. i don't want that. just as they shouldn't have pumped up last sum tore try and somehow -- summer to try and goose the economy for kamala and other thing is, you write this, i didn't know this, 81% of donation goes to democrats.

>> 19% going to the democrats. almost literally 11-1 is another way of thinking about it. it went to democrats compared to republicans and like that in 2020 as well. early election cycles, much more balanced and much lower. the fed officials were not highly politicized back in 2012, 2008, 2004. look at numbers, they're tiny and republicans and democrats are relatively evenly matched and in some years, the republicans even got more. it's now gone extreme. i don't know if this is because of a change in personnel at fed. i suspect that it does have something to do with that. they have really tried to change the numbers and believe the fed

and the numbers and why should we believe the models? when you look at 19%, donations to democrats in this cycle, you got to ask yourself, what kind of credibility do they have? that's as corrupt as some of these other agencies that we've been talking about. really, i mean, >> they're right now a wing of the democratic party and funding the democratic party and i wrote this article, jay powell should be asking his people how is it 25 we have no republicanning and no trump people on our staff. you're either keeping them out

or somehow we've corrupted the water with trump derangement symptom and all lost our finds minds. larry: jay powell himself was a republican appointee. mickey bowman is on that thing. from the st. louis fed, he's still on there. >> yeah. last one and we have to get out. does this include the reserve banks in the country or just in washington? >> reserve banks in the country and new york reserve bank is the worst of them all. that's really anti-trump and frankly as i said, this should be treated as an emergency for the fed's credibility. they need to figure out why their staff. just the top officials, that wouldn't be as bad.

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lyric hang on a second. we said earlier, it's a shocking thing that president elect trump would appoint people who are loyal to his agenda and himself. going to go for a few other things and liz peek and fox news

contributor and monica crowley and host of the monica crowley podcast and former assistant secretary of the treasury and caroline downey and staff writer at national review. come on, liz. every major newspaper hear's trump. how dare he. wins in a landslide and dares to appoint loyalists to his cabinet. >> it's become a majority. it's such a stupid thing. i mean, in fact i was out on x today saying how about ally. he's appointing allies. they're aligned with his mission and by the way, everybody who voted for him wants him to hire people who are aligned with his mission. why wouldn't you want that? what they're upset about u larry, is this white house is coming together in warp speed and it is incredibly efficient because they know they have about 20 months to get stuff done. they want to hit the ground running and appreciate they want to do that they want to get

things done for the american people. larry: his entire national security group is done. they're all cooked. now the start on the economy with elon musk and vivek ramaswamy that's going to chop government down. i can get your quick take. we put logic to bed. monica, john thune, what do you think of that. >> we're in a new age of transparency and accountability and united states senate not exempt from that and they're all talking about making governance totally transparent and a secret vote for gop and this is unacceptable and they should go before the american people to tell them how they voted. look, my choice was rick scott who just won a resounding reelection in the state of florida. more closely aligned with president trump.

we're just talking about loyalists and getting his agenda through. that would have been my preference. john thune is on the record supporting january 6 investigations, going after trump allies back in 2016. that final weekend big controversy. he was on the record on twitter saying mike pence should be the nominee, not donald trump. i hope there will be no problems here. senator thune put out a statement saying he looks forward to working with the president in promoting his agenda and getting it through. however, he'll have 75-7 # 6 million eyes on him and voters on him and it'll be unleashed. larry: that leads me to the hottest news of the day. which is the attorney general pick. okay. you'll get a chance.

larry: matt gaetz has been investigated for ethics and i don't know if it was investigated or not but brought by the bind, merrick garland justice department, which as you know investigated and weaponnized lawfare and told donald trump jock smith will be on unemployment in about 20 minutes. matt gaetz, what do you think? >> merrick garland's legacy, that haunts many parents that were demonized as domestic terrorists and remember that was one of many dictates from his department-over justice needs to be overturned and just because of selection is unconventional or unexpected. doesn't mean it's bad, i would

argue that part of trump's mandate was to disrupt the bureaucracy with innovators, with people who are outsiders and matt gaetz, he did shock a lot of people, but to your point, i think he'll be the an tiff sis to merrick garland and in terms of loyalists, isn't that good governance to prevent cohesiveness in his administration and that's good for the american people. i would argue it's the opposite of you're appo appointing cronid that's the echo chamber. larry: i don't know everything and look at credentials on paper and they're fine. look at fact that he was called up on ethics and that's why biden is out of office because people are fed up with those

kind of lies. liz, pete hegseth, decorated military hero, well educated princeton and harvard graduate school. wants to get the woke out of the pentagon and wrote a book on the subject. woke, crt and you name it and may be a review of the generals. that's been done before in american history. george c . marshal did it during world war ii. here's trump in my view from what we know now and promises made and promises kept the night he won in victory speech. he said i'm going to root out corruption and i'm going to go after dc swam and that's just what he's doing. liz: the dei and wokeness doesn't belong in the military and 90 possessor of americans would agree with that.

>> what i know best about mitigates is what he did matt gaetz did against kevin mccarthy and oranged a revolt and i liked kevin mccarthy as house speaker and i thought matt did that inappropriately and my concern is forget that issue and comes to the office with a lot of people in congress really not fans. larry: well, it'll have to be senate confirmed. upon a i don't want to say equivalent and drives me -- rooting out corruption and bring in outsiders to do it. people who are not part of the

club. i don't know mr. gaetz. i don't think i've ever met him. maybe i have and maybe i haven't. i looked up some of the facts about his career, looked okay to me. blah blah blah. pete hegseth, i know very well and i like him and he'll have the right gen generals and depu. i i want things shaken up. isn't that why people voted for trump. look at elon musk and vivek ramaswamy. they're going to chop down the government # like you've never seen. >> you cannot break an omelet net without breaking breaking eggs. he's created a team of avengers and incredible disrupters and tulsi gabbard and pete hegseth and vivek and elon doing their thing to cut government.

they're mandating president trump and retrospect had to happen this and going to no longer go on with deep state. larry: caroline, what's the national review going to say? do we know yet about matt gaetz? i don't know about matt gaits and going to be pleased with the majority of the it his credentials and commitment to reading the military commie academies of wokeness and if you can protect and defend, then we're good. larry: thanks to all three of you. coming up on kudlow, it's a weaponnized lawfare retirement party. oh, it's for special council jack smith? fani willis and alvin bragg.

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out. greg, welcome back. i don't like unemployed and impact on hearing a pro growth guy. when it comes to special council jack smith, alvin bragg, fani willis, all of them. i like to see unemployment there. they had great cases and this is a terrific to what happened and what happened, gregg? >> well, the lawfare campaign failed. it collapsed as it should. biden's doj and democrat prosecutors thought their clever indictments ruined trump and americans are smart and saw it for what it was and corrupt attempt to interfere with the election and solidified voters revolts and the repugnant and trump flipped the table and majority of voters issued verdict on election day and none of these cases should ever been brought and they were legally

unsound and shamefully un-punitive. larry: the ultimate jury is the voters and that's what happened. it is interesting and odds -- i'm not the lawyer and you're the legal scholar. they all -- all the prosecutors have talked about what great cases they have and if their cases were that great, they've withstanded an election and cases were terrible and everybody knew they were terrible and own peers knew they were table and all going to be on unemployment. >> yeah, i would imagine there was a long line at the doj come pilot machine as jack smith's staff were printing out their disreputable resume and smith already folded up tent and collected his toys and half out the door: z his kiss, both of them, were completely specious cases. in florida, should have been a civil action n. washington dc, he bent the law, mangled evidence, distorted facts to bring a case that really wasn't

there. the odell beckham jr thing he had going for -- the only thing he had going for him was a potential jury pool that hated donald trump. larry: in new york, they're going to line up and punt on the thing too. alvin bragg and judge merchan. they're telling him they didn't have a case. what are they doing for us? >> yeah, the gregg case should be dismissed because presidents cannot constitutionally be subject to any criminal process and&that principle extends touchdown pass president and congress prohibiting disruption in a transfer of executive power. local prosecutor like bragg cannot interfere in the functions of the executive branch. he knows that whether he and bragg will do the right thing is doubtful. they have a record of doing the wrong thing for their own

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