really ignore tech and apple hitting an all time record. >> we love tech and it's the mid 90s and have to be on board this train and allocating tech, be market weighed and can't be shorted and in terms of tech, anything dealing with ai and second generation of ai stuff and what's not going away from chips and this is going to play in the world and users of ai kind of what company going for them and the product and i have the it's the next trade for 2025. liz: scott, we'll wait to see. 2025 couple of weeks away. the closing bell for nasdaq and s&p. we'll do it all again tomorrow. larry: hello, folks.

welcome to fud low. i'm larry kudlow. joe biden's mendacious lie about hunter biden pardon is yet another admission of guilt. plus, president trump picks kash patel to clean up the fbi and i mean cleanse and clean up the fbi. we have senator roger marshall, representative byron donalds, house member claudia tenney on all that in just a moment and later in the show senators tommy tutuberville and tom cotton weighing in on it all. first, we have peter doocy down in florida where it's not quite as warm as some people thought it would be. peter, what the do you have? reporter: not quite as worm? it's like 70. and overcast. i love it. we're reminded that a president elect cannot conduct foreign policy but donald trump is certainly trying to apply

pressure on america's adversaries where he can. he posted a little while ago on truth social in part, if the hostages are not released prior to january 2025, the date i proudly assume office of president of the united states, there'll be all hell to pay in the middle east. that kind of pressure has already yielded some results. the threat of tariffs on the neighbors if the border security was not tightened up, prime minister justin trudeau, according to canada's daily globe and mail, offering to deploy helicopters and drones to beef up security and canadians are saying that's what this weekend's mar-a-lago trip was all about. >> the public threat and posting was monday evening and then we were at his residence in florida talking about that exact context. reporter: trump allies on capitol hill believe the president's approach will be touch and ultimately pretty

simple. >> what you're going to see is basically the global diplomacy of rock, paper, scissors: strength, appeasement and strength wins. donald trump is a strong leader and if he's going to sanction you, if he's going to hold you accountable, heavyweights going to do that. that's when you saw justin trudeau fly to palm beach to meet with president trump. reporter: there's a trump angle to hunter biden pardon. this afternoon his campaign is fundraising off the pardon and last night trump wrote on truth social that he thinks a pardon should apply to people political prisoners related to january 6 offenses. it's only been three weeks since asking the press secretary about the president's insistence and propses there's no pardon. i said okay, if that's true, is

he going to have donald trump write the pardon for him. i was told by the press secretary for president biden that was a rabbit hole. turnsout none of this was a rabbit hole. it was a broken promise though. larry. larry: peter, you get the forecaster of the year award. that's what you get. forecaster of the year award. reporter: thank yous, yes. we'll do traffic on the east for kudlow the rest of the week. larry: peter doocy, everybody, from west palm beach, florida. more than ever, we need kash patel to clean out this fbi stable of corruption, and that's the subject of the riff. no surprise that joe biden lied about pardoning his son hunter because biden lied throughout his presidency: covid, inflation, budget deficits, afghanistan, border crisis, trump tax cuts, hunter biden

laptop; remember that? here he goes again on his way out the door with a particularly mendacious lie about a breathtakingly large scoped pardon for son hunter. but here's the key as i see it, incredibly broad scale from 2014-2024, admission of guilt by huntedder biden is by joe biden to all of the influence peddling that financed the biden family crime syndicate. the fact that the biden justice department tried its hardest to defend hunter and the fact that the biden justice department tried to put donald trump in jail for 750 years with all their weaponnized lawfare tactic with no merit at all, all this shows why it is essential to clean up the justice department and fbi. now, bring on stage kash patel,

who president trump is nominating for fbi director. kash patel is mr. clean up. he's a brilliant guy, vast experience in law, national security and fighting cry. he'll come into the fbi to cleanse the agency. to clear out all of the deadwood. because right now the fbi is ought in the throes of the greatest corruption scandal since jay edgar hoover, and this must be stopped, must be ended, and the president trump knows this. he knows it well. kash patel is exactly the guy toy do it. now, take a listen to this tape from our show, what, two weeks ago. take a listen, please. >> the worst weapon we have in government is a two-tiered system of justice that's been

weaponnized. i think it's time that donald trump came in there with sweeping mandate that the american public gave him to return a singular system of constitution of justice. there's no revenge list. if donald trump is successful, he will make these institutions the fbi, doj, dod, et cetera, successful forever. larry: hear that importantly. okay. hear that, no revenge. kash patel famously uncovered russia, russia, russia hoax and financed by hillary clinton; right. supported by the fbi and cooked up by the crooked mouthpiece, christopher steel. kash patel served as senior director for counter terrorism at the national intelligence council and chief of staff at defense department, he has tried over 60 jury trials. he's been a prosecutor and public defender and knows all about domestic and international crime and that's exactly what

the fbi needs. kash patel will work closely with pam bondi, the brilliant woman and former florida attorney general who will become president trump's attorney general running the justice department and will work hand in glove with cash and other new officials to clean out the dirty stables of justice that has regrettably prevailed in this country for the past 40 years if not longer. america wants and needs a fair, neutral, and impartial administration of justice that conforms with the founding fathers and the constitution that they wrote. kash patel, pam bondi and john ratcliffe at cia will show successful administration of law and security will, to coin a

phrase, make america great again. that is the riff. all right. well omelet back roger marshall and byron donalds and great claudia tenney of new york. welcome to you all. senator marshall, i'll begin with you, there's so many thoughts here. the fact that biden did this is no big surprise. the fact he did do it is a rather mendacious lie but the thing that's interesting to me, broad scope of 2014-2016 -- no, 2014 rather, very interesting when i heard that last evening and said to myself, that's an admission of guilt. that's an admission of guilt. all the things that house has been looking at and senate has been looking at, there it is. he's covering 2014-2024. in other words from burisma on

and going to get all that prerogative to do that and isn't that sort of kind of really what's going on here? all the things you all have been going after, i think this pardon proves you were right. >> yeah, larry, i went back to 2014 and the biden family involved with burisma and they're key to chasing that to the big guy and how else to the biden family afford all these homes and living an extravagant lifestyle and more than pardoning hunter biden, forbid any type of investigation that leads back to him. our job in the house and senate now we can subpoena hunter biden and can't take the fifth anymore and we've got work to do. stuart: claudia, the thing that interested me the most -- byron, i'm coming to you, buddy. gone get lonely. i want to go

to claudia, the great claudia tenney of course. the thing that's interesting to me, tax evasion, gun charge he shouldn't have done it. may have been in the throes of his addiction and so forth and very happy that he's five years sober or whatever but tax evasion would have -- if we had gone to trial in los angeles or central california or whatever it is, that would have uncorked, uncovered i think all of the influence peddling from russia and ukraine and other places and showing you these l.l.c.,s and each biden family member had and of course they didn't want anything to do with tax evasion because that would have led them right down the road where it was actually happening. >> exactly. that's why -- larry: go for it.

>> yeah, larry, whistle blowers appearing in front of weighs and means committee and they've been trying to condemn them and the government and irs, insiders. this is the thing that's so bad about this biden situation is it's the most sweeping pardon in history since nixon. but say this, nixon was charged with the coverup and not the crime, and the bidens were charged with the actual crime, committing the crime. the other thing is the u.s. attorney allowed and doj allowed all this evidence we're talking about from burisma that senator roger marshall mentioned 2014, 2015, and allowed statute of limitations to run so we couldn't get them for tax evasion to see where the money was flowing to the corrupt intentties and by the way, each one -- entities and by the way, all named after finser lakes in my district but that's another issue.

the u.s. attorney wise just a few -- david weiss filed a motion to dismiss for the pardon and they're saying this is not something that's going to happen. pardons can be as broad as possible but the scandalous nature of the pardon is like nothing in u.s. history and we've never seen such a corrupt family. this is why these whistle blowers and everything weave done on weighs and means committee and on oversight is really, really important and i know byron will add a lot of insight into this because he serves on this committee. larry: byron, put in as much more detail as want because you're byron. here's my other thought. in all seriousness this mendacious lie, this biden syndicate going for illegal financing and so forth. cries out for a guy like kash

patel cleaning stables at fbi and my dear friend pam bondi to clean out stables at justice department. i'm so annoyed at some of my conservative cousins, at least in one newspaper that will go unmentioned here and think that putting in kash patel is u you know, some act of retribution and couldn't be further from the truth. he -- bondi, john ratcliffe will do it at cia, president trump who got a mandate to do it. they want to clean out the corruption and get back to a fair administration of justice instead of the awful lawfare weaponization we've had, byron. that's my thought. this cries out for kash patel and pam bondi and john ratcliffe, byron. >> well, larry, i don't have much to add in terms of detail

that's not been covered. let's be very clear, hunter biden avoided paying taxes with money that he "earned" because of his dad's involvement in the politics and it was the essence of pay to play. now joe biden is finally coming in to clean up the mess that hunter biden created. it's tax evasion. i don't want to hear democrats lecture us about anybody paying their fair share anymore, larry, because the president's own son was not paying his fair share. he was evading the taxes. what does it mean for where we go forward? kash patel, you're exactly right, john ratcliffe, pam bondi. their job is exceptional right now because they have to clean out the political brass at these agencies. if they're going to survive as well as constitutional republic that is the united states of america, our agency cans not be political or covering up and have to do their jobs for good

or better or worse and for the good of everybody in the country, that was the bottom line. the american people want agencies that are doing their job uphold the constitution and upholding rule of law and can't pick and choose when to uphold the law. our country won't survive. he's got the mandate and doing it as we speak and the people he's chosen will dot hard work but necessary work of cleaning out agencies and restoring them to former glory. larry: senator marshall, coming to you in a second, but i want to play sound from president elect, trump. play the tape, sir. >> they've used the fbi and department of injustice to go after political opponent and it's never been done in this country. people say am i going to do

that? the answer is no, i don't want to do that . i don't to want do it with hunter either. the father probably pardons him. i don't want to hurt people. i really don't. larry: that's interesting and going for a couple of we weeks d landslide and the point is this is a time for cleansing and a time to restore our legal system and justice department is a very important department and helps stop crime. fbi is a very important agency to investigates and stop crime. the cia is another to investigate and explore crime and the international front and any kind of terrorism to damage the security. it's long overdue, senator marshall. seems to me it's long overdue.

to say what byron said about looking ahead, which is what i'm particularly interested in, i think trump is exactly right. he'll straighten out and cleanse this very bad system and trump's ratings go up 20 points for favorability as he does this. 20 points. if i'm wrong, his ratings go up 30 point of impacts because people know how corrupt and badly soiled -- i mean, think of it. jay edgar hoover in some sense was a piker and only had a draw full of sex pictures and these other g guys continue. what do you think, senator? >> we need to clean house and director wray has been there and he's been responsible and overseen all of that and time for a big change and kash patel

is the person to do it and man of integrity and a person that believes in truth and justice and he has an incredible resume and on the back it'll be a full send coming to the process and making america great again. larry: claude i can't recollects un-abashedly for kash patel and he's a friend of mine and been a fabulous contribute tore the television show and fabulous contributor to the radio show you all have been on and so forth, listen to kash's experience. to me, the criticisms of him from both left and right are just a bunch of nitpicking and ankle biting and everybody knows he's a tough guy with vast experience, claudia. that's why i'm pushing him and endorsing him on the show. >> i sympathy he's great. he put out the famous devin

nunez memo and gave everyone bread crumbs for adam schiff and hillary clinton and under president trump trying to destroy his presidency. getting back to forgiveness from president trump and he forgave hillary clinton and lisa page and peter strzok and all those people. david weiss and his beef today, he's not sympathetic to hunter biden. he said 11 article 3 judges appointed by six different presidents don't buy the argument that biden is making saying oh, this was an attack or biden. vindictiveness on hunter biden and they were the start of this horrible miscarriage of justice and unequal justice under the law and agencies and i love kash

patel and love all the picks we're seeing pam bondi and john ratcliffe this is amazing and people going to have actability and isn't just republicans and everybody wants accountability. system of articulation people are criticizing kash patel, larry. i don't know. he'll be fabulous. he's brilliant and strong and he'll dot job. larry: so far what i've seen both from the left and right on cash, byron, i'll give you the last words. still a bit of time. by the way, thanks, claudia, for reminding us it was kash patel that assisted devin nunez and busted the russian hoax. byron, we'll follow this to see what david weiss can and cannot do. my hat's off to you, byron, your first instinct to look ahead and

change the economy and the border and stopping the crime and going for them and change the justice system and people want to live safely and calmly without it. last word, sir. >> people clutching their pearls about the kash patel pick and any other trump picks and success is the honorary contribution. success for the american people and our country and here and abroad. larry: terrific stuff, panel. claudia, a great for byron donalds. one grade on the show. you always get a good grade. larry: thank you, roger marshall. we always appreciate what you're cooking up in the senate. president trump is vowing to use tariffs to protect king dollar.

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little bricks, partner bricks, algeria, kazakhstan, uzbekistan, vietnam, throw in saudi arabia and the united arab elmore arab. we know where tram subpoena going and we want king dollar and world reserve current seizure disorders. >> giving them too much attention, too much power: we're in charge and get a stable dollar and get the economy growing like in the 1980s and they'll be begging for dollars and world will do it and marketplace will do it. the dollar is what it is because of the strength of the u.s. economy. we've abused the dollar and economy and that'll change and in the past, do it right and world wants the dollar.

value is the function of demand like the swiss frank. small country and big money supply because people want the currency. larry: exactly. that's well put. and, brian, here, i'll read you this from truth social from mr. trump. the idea that bricks country was moving away from the dollar and stand by and watch is over. we require commitment they'll neither create a new bricks currency nor back any other to replace the mighty u.s. dollar or face 100% tariffs and expect to say good buy to selling in the wonderful u.s. economy. steve said cut tax rates and keep your prices lower and et cetera, et cetera and it's goes up. dollar is 99% of the global transaction. >> brazil or india or one of

those. >> we can defend the dollar with a strong economy by actually stewarding the dollar. but i like it when trump goes out and says to these guys, don't get on that train. they're trying to dot bricks thing much it's 23409 going to work. who wants to hitch themselves to this anyway, but don't do it. you've got little brick countries. a lot are oil producing countries and maybe thinking about it. for once in four years we have somebody going out in the world and saying the dollar is king, this is the best economy in the world and it'll continue to be the best, get on board with us. quit messing around with these guys. larry: don't mess with us. >> we're not going to get 100% tariffs but there's a new sheriff in town. i'm fine with it. jowski some of the members of brick joined because of a weak u.s.. they're worried. saudi arabia, think they want to go in bed with china, rush sharks iran? no way. when the u.s. gets its act together, which it will, there's

a very different attitude in the war just like in the 1980s when ronald reagan provided the u.s. economy strength. larry: you're exactly right. it's a very good metaphor. brian though, we must say that trump -- i'm calling it trump, scott bessent stock market rally. booming. stocks love it and like trump and his policies and treasury man. >> i agree. you've called it the blue collar boom and that's the piece i like the most. the stock market looking at strong, growing profit creating u.s. economy. that is as you always say the mother's milk of the stock market. to me the story is -- we'll talk about the tariffs and, gee, it'll be a tax on people. the heart of the trump agenda is massive growth. unleashing possibility and, yes, we've got a lot of different perspectives but at the end of the day, you've got a bessent and another guy that wants to get it spent.

larry: and kevin hassett will be the new kudlow in the end. i'm so happy to have kevin hassett running nec. i mean that sincerely. steve forbes, last word. dollar, exchange rate done very well since trump's election november 5 anyway. >> again, they see the markets as you know, trying to anticipate the future. not what's happening now. and they anticipate we'll get a good tax cut and hope they include capital gains. larry: i like that. >> it's right away. it'll help the economy get a good tax bill, serious deregulation and those two want elon musk and ramaswamy are going to do. guess what, the economy will surprise the world. they've got to get the tax cut and the bigger the better. larry: tax cuts need to be number one on the agene data committee, don't you think? >> absolutely and ignore the crazy rules saying you have to do this, that and the other thing.

send the correctional budget office to north korea. larry: la i will say bessent sen treasury and hassett in nec and they're pro growth, budget conservatives and splicedders on tax rates and drill baby drill and it's a very good combination and that's a big reason why markets have responded so well. you're both terrific. sorry we have to jump, steve importance and brian brenberg. catch brian and his cohost jackie deangeles on -- taylor riggs on the fabulous fox business every day. coming up on the show, senator tommy tuberville that just met with pete hegseth and says hegseth will make a great defense secretary. i couldn't agree more. senator tuberville joins us next on kudlow on fabulous fox business.

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larry: senator tomny tuberville just came from a mee meeting wih pete seg seth on capitol hill and hegseth nominated for defense sec tourist. defense seg tear. right choice in wrong choice in how do you see it? >> 100% right choice and it'll is not interested in business -- president trump is not interested in business as usual because it's gotten us in trouble. pete is a patriot. he understands the military, 20 years but he's done other stuff too. he's been in business, well educated and well spoken, but what i like about him, larry, he's the age. going in and running the military and we need somebody close to the age of the war fighters and they can relate this. is a different military and different time and era. we need to build our military

back because weave really diagridded our military over the years because of the woke, the dei, the critical race theory and all the things are being pushed at all the war fightsers and they're getting out right and left. we've got to build it back and pete is the guy to do it, larry. larry: yeah, 100%. i read in the left wing media all the attempts to smear pete hegseth and their police reports that let him off the hook. much to do about nothing and many years ago and again, it's more ankle biting coming from the left. it's very much like the other stuff we've seen. so, you think that's going to be an issue in the senate hearings? i mean, to me it's open and shut for heaven's sakes and police report is this and says nothing happened and they didn't bring any charges now let's get to the agenda you it's talked about and pete put it in his book, "war on

warriors". >> yeah, larry, thing about pete, he's well spoke and all out there and people can look at it and a lot of stuff was years ago. again, you've got to be responsible for your actions and pete has done everything to get out there and talk to people and getting to hearings and probably somewhere around january 9 or 10, it'll be about the military. not going to be about his past references. now, the democrat wills do everything they can to destroy the probably one of the better people that we've ever had in the -- as a possible secretary of defense. that's all they ask and they'll try to destroy him and not going to work. he'll work well with the military and build it back and type of american for all military and army, navy, air force and he was in the marines and he did exactly what he needed to do when he first stepped into the role saying listen, we need to work together

and 23409, that'll be fine. pete and the republican party can push this and get it back the way it should be. larry: senator tuberville, he's a highly decorated veteran as i recall. two bronze stars, i believe two theaters of war, combat service by the way. you're going to get to the hearings and i don't see why the fbi in the present constitution why they should be allowed to vet anybody and don't deserve it and earn it had and putting in kash patel and 3578 bondi and clean the corrupt stables of the justice department and fbi. why can't the senate without the fbi. let the senate do its own job and own staff and come up with its own questions. that's my last question to you, sir. >> we do that anyway, larry.

we're not listening to fake bureau of investigation. they've been off the rails for the last four or five years. we need to make sure we do our own due diligence and we're doing that and not listening to a bunch of people going after political appointees or former presidents and raid peep's homes and try to put people in jail. it is ridiculous. kash patel will be excellent in as the fbi director. he's the type of person we need. if you look at all the appointees and most of the people are younger, diversed. president trump knows exactly what he's doing. he'll need these people to be working 15, 16, 17 hour as day if not more. these are the type of people that he's picking because we got a lot of hard work to do and a lot of hills to overcome. larry: yes, sir. senator tommy tuberville. thank you, sir, appreciate your wisdom as always. speaking of wisdom, joining me onset. miranda devine, ace new york post columnist and fox news contributor and rich lowry, ace

editor in chief of national view. miranda, when i got this thing, you wrote a great column about the hunter biden pardon. the scope of 2014-2014. apparently un--- 2014-2024. it's unprecedented and kind of tells me that this is an admission of guilt. admission of guilt by hunter and his father, joe. it's an admission of guilt that all the moneys and all these l.l.c.,s by biden family members, they're all happening and they don't want to mess with any of it. that's what i thought. you got other angles. what do you think? >> you're absolutely right. probably the most glaring aspect of this pardon that make it is very different from any other pardon we've seen and not a pardon for the crimes for which he's being convicted and pleading guilty.

it's stretching back 11 years and why is 2014 so crucial? it is because that was the year in february of the may don revolution in ukraine after which joe biden became the emperor of ukraine as vice president and he installed his son hunter into this corrupt energy company burisma earning a million a year. he also was involved in firing the prosecutor that was investigating burisma. so he has successfully buried and put out of reach all of that malfeasance. larry: rich lowry, you look back on this, the house impeached trump. with all this other stuff that miranda has gone through and she's written eloquently about it for several years now, notwithstanding the hunter biden happen top, where the fbi and everybody else lied about it. that's extraordinary much the whole thing. >> first of all, it's an honor to be on a panel with one of the most influential journalists in

america in the last several years and playing it straight. miranda would be the front of the line and i really mean that. larry: correct. >> this statement that biden put out just about the pardon was self-pitying and dishonest and referring to carefully negotiated plea deal, which it was. it was carefully negotiated to give hunter every single consideration and as soon as a judge looked at it immediately fell apart because it wasn't on the up and up and lied about not giving -- that he wasn't going to give hunter this pardon and end of the statement he said i'm doing this because i've always been committed to telling the american people the truth. it's so galling. how can he sleep with himself? he could have said no comment or i'm not dealing with a hypothetical and instead lied and all his allies went out there and repeated the lie and said he's not going to do this because he's so up standing and believes in the institutions and all that was a ranked deception. larry: miranda, let me get this

right, in this statement to which rich lowry refers, he talks about politics. bad politics. hunter was a victim of bad politics. joe biden is the king of weaponization and lawfare aimed at political rival, donald trump. and that's how history will betray us. >> only politics that infected the justice system was joe biden's politics and he has demonized and weaponnized the justice system against donald trump and all his supportedders for those january 6 people languishing in jail, 338 still in jail, 1500 under some sort of issue and five of them committed suicide because of that. he caused immense damage, and it's just in irony that rich said that this guy came in office in 2020 promising to uphold the rule of law and restore peace. larry: i'm up against a wall -- up against the clock. thanks to both of you, rich

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larry: joining us now, senator tom cotted ton and can i read you this real quick. president trump truth social. "if the hostages are not released prior to january 20, 2025, the date i'd probably assume office as president of the united states, there'll be all hell to pay in the middle east". senator cotton, what do you think and make of it? >> sounds like all the hamas better turn the hostages over and this is how you get hostages back and this is what happened when ronald reagan became president in 1981 after jimmy carter failed to get hostages for more than 400 days and equally weak and failed postages in joe biden is leaving hostages with hostages still being held unless the terrorists take president trump at their word, i shut they probably should. larry: it's not dissimilar from telling mexico and canada, if

you don't help me close the border, we're going to slap 25% tariffs on you. >> not at all. it's negotiating from a position of strength and confidence to protect america's interest. whether you're dealing with economic matters or hostages, again, that's been lacking in the white house for four years. larry: i mean, it shows strength, power, leadership. all the things that have been lacking in the last four years. don't you think? >> yeah, for the last four years, uncle sam had a kick me sign on his back because of joe biden's weakness. now with donald trump back in office again, the world knows that america has to be feared and respected. larry: and trump will follow through with this. don't you believe. i mean, he has in the past. >> there's no question he'll follow through. look what we did in the first term for instance going to have the strike that killed iran's terrorist master mind and terrorists that better take president trump at his word and release the hostages. larry: yes, sir, senator tom

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