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boom. that is what investors tell us stocks over 500, bitcoin racing to 100 thousand dollars oh, my gosh. we have john carney and taylor rigs on that. but, but senator and bitcoin miner ted cruz from great state of texas, but first, we have bitcoin leader edward lawrence live at white house with big news on trump transition. what is cooking? reporter: full disclosure, i have no bitcoin. i can tell you, after spending two days on capitol hill meeting with senators former representative matt gaetz is now withdrawn his application or his name from attorney general. president-elect trump would like him to run the doj, but, now matt gaetz is out. the president-elect saying, he said he appreciated the effort by matt gaetz, he it not want to be a distraction
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for the administration. >> this is very respectful for him to make that decision, i think, thinking with all of the we're all thinking about the administration coming in. we want to be positive and supportive to make sure they are successful. i think that every american should want that, y you don't want to start with a cloud. reporter: president-elect trump met with manager and former federal reserve member, today day senator hagerty spent the day pr. >> president-elect trump wants someone who is a disrupter, he needs someone who will reassure markets it is okay. former treasury secretary steve mnuchin said that treasury handles more than just domestic problems. >> a big party of treasury
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secretary job is sanctions that something that needs to get up and running quickly. the iran sanctions need to be immediately put back in place, and make clear to china and others not to buy iran oil, there is a lot to do on day one. >> it mayorkas vor senator bill hagerty, fox sources told decision is imminent. we'll see how president goes. >> all right i'm shocked you don't own bitcoin, really. reporter: i wish i did, 97,000. larry: and rising, thank you very much edward lawrence. now a blue collar boom that is what investors are telling us, that is the subject of the riff. trump trade on wall street is predicting a blew blue collar boom for economy, since election night dow jones industrial
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up over 2000 points. 500 today, 1500 point dow rise on the day after the election of the syst single largest daily game in history, it is spread to banks and industrials, and like caterpillar and small caps, like russell 2000, and trump trade includes rally in bitcoin, which, has gone up 43% or 30 thousand dollars since the election, 15 days ago. mr. trump has vowed himself a crypto currency and talking about a cr crypto car in white house. very much like noblist freedic a idea of competing currency, the fed
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hates it so it must be a good idea, keep his promisees to produce more energy, liquid gold, trump tax cuts 2.0, massive deregulations, and bask bask budget cuts and elon musk and vivek ramaswamy, and a sound king dollar and protect american business from unfair trading practices u using tariffs as a negotiations tool. hopefully tax cut package'ing first order of business. to cement his coalition of working folks, mr. trump must take home pay. with spiking prices. hopefully, lower energy prices will keep inflation
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down. while tax and regulatory reductions will boost businesses. and profits and jobs and blue collar pay. putting tax cutting first will be very important. and then side by side with tax cuts, comes regulatory revolution, led by elon musk and vivek ramaswamy. they will be using recent supreme court decisions, and working with the white house office of management and budget, doge will chop down a lot of money that has been authorized by never spent. and it turns out senator rand paul, you only need 51 votes in senate rescind certain types of spending, trump trade and the blue collar boom. me? i call that pure gold.
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that is the riff. all right. joining us now, we welcome taylor riggs. and john carney. thank you kids appreciate it. taylor, you have to admit this is a hell of a rally really. >> i don't know when rally you are talking about we have been doing bitcoin all day, this economy in nvidia. this is broader based than you say, it is that trump rally, this is so similar to 2016. small caps, the domestically focused companies that don't sell goods overseas but tied to strength of u.s. economy and strong dollar, that is why small caps has also done well, this is more than just a big tech story this is a
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broader relief rally we have common sense back in the white house and maybe lower interest rates again, fueling it. we see hig how companies react. >> they will. it happened once. it can happen again. john carney, the bitcoin story, mr. trump made it clear during campaigning, he was crypto currency guy, as charlie gasparino reported and others, there may be a cryptocurrency czar in white house, it is possible. everyone knows he favors it. that is important. bitcoin keeps rising. there may be other reasons, i'm not sure i understand all that. but maybe you will give my wisdom, you first. >> biden administration was really antagonistic to
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crypto currently and bitcoin in particular, going after anyone with a business plan centered around them, this surprised people, when they ran in 20 continue they 2020. taking them out, i think has been a big relief people now are no longer looking at idea that you won't be able to trade crypto currency without getting sec down your throat. larry: gary gensler at sec was opposed to crypto currency. >> right, that was holding it back. one things we're seeing in bitcoin in stocks is really a surprise rally, people, remember we went through this before, cfo's of the world, the people thought trump would win but a lot of the business leaders did not. what we're seeing is a rally as everyone suddenly realizes an upside they
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didn't see coming. >> by the way gensler announced he will step down from sec january 20, he has the message. larry: when did he announce it in a couple hours ago. >> how about that. >> you have a feeling people in crypto and new regulatory regime, that overall lower regulation, may be allows people like brian armstrong of coin base to meet with the president. larry: take a deep breath. later in the show we'll run a interview his with ted cruz, senator ted cruz, we taped it about an hour ago. he is a big crypto currency advocate, he mentioned, in the course of the interview he was a crypto m miner. he owned crypto mines, i said that is wonderful, i did not realize what he was talking about. >> a bunch of servers with
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air-conditions. >> you take -- >> okay. >> you set up a huge server farm, have to have a let of air-conditions it gets very hot. that means you need a lot of electricity. a.i. revolution, the crypto currency, all require a lot of electricity, we need to be energy abundant and dominant, i think that is another reason that we're seeing the rally, the war on fossil fuels is over, that american people want it, we get to have energy again. larry: they are self reinforcing. on one hand, mr. trump does not wish to over regulate crypto currency. >> right. larry: on other hand, he does wish to produce more energy, electricity, to come from natural gas at lower costs. so that would be good for the exr cryptocurrency
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miners and rest of country and f blue collar boom and better take home play. >> talk about real wages, such a story for fox business, network is affordability crisis, you talk about it all of the time. larry: i coined that phrase. >> you did, you also coined king dollar. you think about way that impacts people at home, lower energy goes into everything that impacts how much i take home after inflation, you want to argue that prices need to go down, as long as high pay outpaces inflation i need to take home more than inflation. larry: john, that is very important point. i think people at this point, belief trump, in his victory speech and said it on campaign trail, promises made, promises kiment, one of his key themes in last
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few weeks. a language with success will end the division in united states i think at moment, the stoke market is -- stock market is signaling, they believe there will be tax cuts, they believe there will be deregulations, they believe that prices come down. and they believe that we will get more electricity and power at lower costs, and so forth. and i guess they believe him on the crypto currency front. i just say market is validating so far looking at transition, and is there are pbig jobs yet to come. but, the market buys it. it seems to buy it. >> right, if you look at surveys of public opinion, you find that when people are asked will you be better off a year from now, that
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number has gone up way up since election, in particular among young people and people who have lower incomes, they fo thought they were in for a raw deal, they know how bad affordability crunched them, they can't afford a house or cars or turn on the lights in their own house or apartment that has shifted in all of the polls, 18 to 29-year-olds now they have net favbility ratings for trump and vance, you ask will you be better off a year from now almost half say yes, a third say well, i think i will be the same, that st a lot better just a few months ago, those numbers were reversed, more than half said, i will be worse off. larry: so interesting, taylor, you follow this. the vast majority of economists are telling us how bad the trump policies are. there will be sky-high inflation because of his
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tariffs. so now, it is the economists against the voters as john said. >> the people. larry: the people, and economists against the marketplace. >> yes. larry: so, why don't economistswi wise up. >> could models be wrong, garbage in, garbage out. you see business special, we interviewed a restaurant owner he said day after election sales doubles, relief was here, policy has not changed, the sent of relief, we talk about consumer confidence. it was high so high during donald trump, the big gains in consumer confidence right now are from future expectations, not present conditions. that is the hope on horizon we hope donald trump can bring. larry: john, economists are totally out to lunch.
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you know, here is another point, they don't like crypto currencies. a dower lot. an economist, he argued for competing currencies, to keep the federal reserve and other central banks honest. the krim crypto revolution could be a competing currency that would be a good thing. >> it would, you want to have competing currencies you don't want your central bank to be too compl complacent. which they did, that is why we had that inflation explore, you had a market check on access of central banking, a competing and crypto currently could provide you would be petter off, the economists have
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been out to learn, i think will be humiliated, they already have been, they keep saying there will be massive anonymouses in, yesterday, walmart had earnings call, walmart said they will raise prices, that is wrong, they did not say that walmart did not become walmart by buying a price taker. they are going to go -- if a tariff is affecting them they go to manufacturers, and say get yourself out of china. we want to buy your stuff cheaper, we'll see the currency shift. china's currency will go down further and d dollar strength en, there will be no high are prices. >> you know that economists fraternity community is like that woman who did the poll for iowa. >> iowa. larry: right, i don't remember her name. she was said plus 3 for kamala harris. >> yeah. larry: and trump carried state by 13.
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i think. >> yeah. >> yeah. larry: she resigned, maybe all of the economists should resign, you are buying a little cruel. >> you are. i love institution of economics, that is where i got my start, but that business model no longer works when you are family fare -- fundamentally out of touch with how people feel. if we can do it once he request again. larry: thank you very much taylor riggs. >> don't hate all of the economists ujust some of them. larry: not personal, justinstutional, you -- institutional, you can catch taylor on big money show. right here on fox business. coming up. joe biden's i.c.e. is
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>> we will put the vicious and blood thi thirsty criminals in jail or kick them the hell out of jail as fast as we can, i am calling for death penalty for any migrant that kills an american citizen or a law enforcement officer. i will immediately ban all sanctuary cities in the united states of america. >> all right, that is what man said, you can bet on he
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will follow through, joining us now, griff jenkins, fox news national correspondent, thank you so much we're appreciate it. you said earlier, if i get it right 1.4 million illegals were deemed for deportation by an immigration judge but they have not yet been deported. we want who they are? i think we know why they are. but we know who they are, anyway, not happening. so mr. trump is getting ready for that to happen, i don't know it has not. >> i talk to tom homan almost of day, and have, you pyou bet he says if sanctuary cities are not helping get the hell out of his way he is coming. the cases have been heard, their claim, they have been
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deemed marked for removal, why is the biden administration spending their remaining two months not aggressively going after it, that is the will of the people. that is what this election told us, that america feels that security threat, because of cases like laken riley that trial just ended. and jocelyn down in houston, the 12-year-old, and so many others, you have among that pool you have also 13 thousand of these criminal aliens in i.c.e. custody, sitting in an i.c.e. detain ment facility waiting to go back, assuming we can send them back, why have in a not gotten on planes, yesterday, the headline is i.c.e. has a new app that will allow migrants to try to go on the app in portal, and avoid a
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in person check in. i confirmed that story i.c.e. sources say, we were doing to for the past couple months because the backlog is 5 to 10 years for these migrants to get to their personal check in, there are hundreds of thousands of backlogged deployments we were looking for efficient saying -- ways to try to keep track to check in with us on line. we have some idea. we can get rid of them when they are marked, i.c.e. sources said we wanted to tell the press and make it public. be transparency, dhs shot us down. larry: of course, the liberal politics they like the old segmentist governance -- segregationist governors, country spoke with a landslide election, one of the absolute key issues was closing the
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border, and deporting criminals, they said they t-- trus trump and ho homan said they will do this in a human way, the politicians will get their heads handed to them, you can't override federal law, and there are plenty of statutes in federal law that gives i.c.e. the legal right to go identify, find the criminals, the illegals and send them back. >> there are more jose ibarras, the migrant that killed laken riley, there are more out there, they may be among 14 million that need to be removed, we have a catastrophic law enforcement showdown coming, denver's mayor, saying he may use denver police to stop i.c.e. from coming in.
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>> he is not talking for police, he talking for 16 left wing voters he has left, mayors of san francisco and oakland, you can't get any wokier, lost in the last election. did you know that, they -- oakland and san francisco, they lost. >> because people tony don't feel secure, the w whole cliche that every town is a border town is right. if is fascinating too if you look at we just heard massachusetts governor heily she will fight against mass deportations and protect every citizen, they are not citizens, they are illegal immigrants who are here, just this week 3 child rapists apprehended by i.c.e. in massachusetts, yet
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governor said they will try stop i.c.e. from getting them? this is unbelievable, a last month, i.c.e. dials with interior -- i.c.e. deals with interior, border patrol tries to stop them on the line. we learned from the chief today of border patrol, that in last 51 days, they stopped 20 convicted rapists coming in to sex offenders, coming to country, about what pres about the ones we don't know and are already hire. here. larry: they will change, 4545 thank you. griff jenkins t. >> we'll be there. >> coming up great senator ted cruz from the great state of texas. i spoke with senator cruz earlier about a bunch of topics, including bitcoin, and deportations, and including the trump blue
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larry: so, i spoke to the great senator ted cruz of texas today. about an hour ago. we talked about a whole bunch of issues including the blue collar boom and bitcoin take a listen. >> so we welcome senator ted cruz of texas back to the show, thank you for doing this we appreciate it. >> larry always good to be with you. larry: so, let's have fun, sir. the dow jones today up 600 almost 600 as of this taping. it is up 2000 points since the election. people are calling it the trump trade. now even more fun, i think for you, bitcoin is moving towards $100,000. okay. so it say 98 thousand and change today.
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it is up 30% since the election. is the crypto boom, a trump trade, whole of a blue collar growth boom, what do you make of this put your economic hat on. >> a return to common since, it is the market betting on good policies that will come from a new administration and a republican congress. if you look across the board for economic growth, two biggest livers t -- lilevers tax remark and regulatory reform, we'll see both with tax reform, god forbid kamala harris had won we vul hwe would have seen a massive tax increase, but we'll see this congress working hand in hand with trump, extent 2017 tax cuts my highway patrol hope is to make them bigger and bolder, and regulatory reform, we have a
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huge burden on the economy we're seeing now with leaders appointed by president and commitment to pull job killing rig l regulations back we'll see small businesses take off and an american energy rens sang, you see market react to that. in a pour power full way. larry: as i recall, i know i am old and infirm. you are a big crypto advocate, this bitcoin thing is unbelievable up 30 thousand since the election. 43%. what do you make of that? what -- where do you think this is coming from? >> well, i am one of the leading defender the bin
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labitcoin and crypto currency, i am a miner, i have three mine i miners that are hashing right now, they are in west texas, single biggest threat to bitcoin and crypto currentsy is the federal government. and in particular the federal government radical list in government that hate bitcoin and crypto currency, elizabeth warren hates bitcoin are about the same reason that communist china does, they cannot control it. it is decentralized. that is the the reason i love it. i want it out of government control. i don't want federal bureaucracies having control over it you see people responding to what will be a favorable regulatory environment, i want texas to
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be oasis for bitcoin and crypto currency. we're seeing miners and innovators coming to texas to invest and create new jobs with the bitcoin and crypto. larry: i would think a lot better than federal reserve, they talk about t central bank digital currencies. this is competition, which is great. >> amen, alleluia, i have introduced legislation to ban fed or federal government from creating a central bank. it is -- hayak i am sure is smiling at competition. bitcoin is referred to as digital gold, they go there they don't have faith in politicians, who spend like drunken sailors and de
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debuts the currency, this is an anonymo inflation hedge among other things, i think that future is bright. larry: raid one point this that is bothering me. regarding central bank. federal reserve. there is a poll that was taken or i'm sorry not a poll, federal election commission, left of center site put it out. in last two presidential cycles, 2020, and 2024, 92% of federal reserve board donation to the campaigns went to democrats. 92%. >> wow. larry: of the federal reserve board staff, donated to democrats, this is new, this is not true in early decades, this was not drew
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during the bush or obama years it started in sc 2016, then exploded in 2020, it keeps on. the fed said it is independent. but if 92% give to democrats how independent is that, and might someone want to look into that. >> that is concerning, i had not seen this particular report, i will say, that there are certainly democrat governors and that is not surprising they support democrats, but, particularly when donald trump came in, i think there were a lot of establishment republicans who trump scared the humanithell out of, high is a disrupter, a lot of people trump scared living daylights out of them, that is one of the factors driving it it will be interesting to see how much that the change in
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second term, i think a lot of the thing that the seem revolutionary, and to some scary, in the first trump term after 4 years of biden-harris people are ready to end the madness and get back to common sense, i am hopeful combined with where we started this discussion, talk about effort to reign in government regulations and more sensible taxes, i think people will see real economic benefits to job correction and family -- correction and family bottom line it may change overall asset am we a an election, where donald trump won popular vote by millions of votes of all 7 battle ground states, we have a republican house, a republican senate, 53 republicans senators, my race, i was running for reelection in texas, i won by 9 points, by a million votes statewide, i am most
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proud of, i won in texas the hispanic vote state wide, by 6., we saw south texas, rio grande valley, a bright blue bastion for a hundred years flip red, that gives president trump and republicans in senate and house a real mandate to deliver on the promises. larry: by the way congrats on that election. two things. >> thank you. larry: two other things. in view of this working class coalition, i call it potential blue collar boom. you know hispanic vote, the black vote, young people voting, middle income blue collars, it would bewid wise to take up tax cuts and tax reforms right away, not the only thing, it would be wise to go tax cuts first? >> look, i think it will be
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the central and biggest legislative priority next year as you know, i am going to be the incoming chairman of senate committee commerce, science and transportation. commerce committee has jurisdiction over 40% of u.s. economy. i can tell you last week i sat down with the my republican senate majority leader and incoming committee chairs and or discussion was about moving forward quickly with tax cuts, using it bring receregulatory reform at same time. we'll hit the ground running. >> great, last one. deportation of criminals, of possible terrorists and illegals. you have got all of these liberal sanctuary cities, mayors and governors they
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will fight trump and defend illegal ili immigrants, you tell me, you are a scholar. i thought federal law beats local law, and there are any number of statutes that allow i.c.e. to come in and identify the criminals, and deport them. this is getting to be out of hand, but it seems that law the federal law overrides the local law. >> that is unquestionably right under supremacy law of constitution. but more fundamentally, democrats have gotten more rad radical and extreme on the border. that will end, it will en on january 20. we'll secure the border, and
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not taking a year, not 6 months, i believe we'll did it in january and february. of next year, and you are right, you have blue state governors and mayors, they are acting like bull c conor, they did not hear a word from american people, they still embrace the open borders and they don't care about releasing murderers and rapists and child molesters that jeopardize the families, good news, federal law enforcement has authority to go in arrest the criminals even in gavin newsom decides he wants to bear hug every murderer in california. >> you think i'm good, i never went to law school? i'm not a lawyer. >> you -- larry, have you thought about becoming attorney general. larry: [ laughter ] i have to have to say,
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senator ted cruz, thank you. so much. for coming back on the show, sir. and congratulations on you're big win in texas. >> thank you. larry: ag, i don't think so, coming up next, trump's blue collar boom will be fueled by ch cheap and a abuabundant energy, dan sullivan on that coming up right away. (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com
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included, for only $15 a month. larry: president trump's blue collar boom will be fueled by cheap and a abundance energy that semiview, joining us, senator sullivan. what do you think, blue collar boom. fueled by cheap energy, turn the liquid gold spigots back on, sir. >> we have an an an enormous opportunity, trump campaigned on this, it is important to unleash american energy, one of best areas for american energy is alaska, trump administration first term was fantastic best ever for alaska, i think it is shaping up more,
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making america wealthy, alaska is the road to do that in terms of energy and critical minerals. larry: he has to rewrite some executive order, we will do. permitting reform, a lost art. it is important. one federal decision all of the stuff that has not gotten done, does that open the door, the p permitting reform in 100%, we have talking about it a lot. i am obsessed and focused on permitting reform. biden tried to crush alaska. we had 67 executive orders and actions similarly focused on alaska during the last 4 years to shut us down, biden administration sanctioned alaska more than iran. here is the great opportunity. budget reconciliation, we focused on taxes, we focus
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in 2017 on getting anwar open. i am very focused with my colleagues like ted cruz, to do permitting reform during budget reconciliation, i think we have a great opportunity to do major nipa reform that will be key. larry: 100%. even if you have to stretch boundary a little bit. >> 100%. larry: last 30 seconds, i don't see a point in worries about climate change, paris conference and i don't want united states to be handing out billions in the world. >> you are -- we're reading about biden and harris wants to dump 25 billion more in the inflation -- subsidies green souq subsidy we need to unleash american
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