worried. >> we're looking at k shape economy and the hiring is doing weld and siting on 5% interest rates they're garnering on a monthly basis and they're sitting with a house that's paid off and they're living large with the income at this point in time. liz: gus, great to see you and we can tell you folks we've come off the worst part of this roller coaster ride. dow was down 681 and was down 900 and change and s&p down 107. most telling perhaps: the vicks. it was up more than 20 and now 20% and up 16%. a lot tonight with the deadline. stay tuned. larry: hello, folks.

welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. president trump offering ukraine a way out of war. question is, will zelenskyy have the brains to take it? apparently not so far. we've got white house press secretary karoline leavitt joining us on that and other matters in just moments. the biden economy and what left of it looks like it's tanking. tax cuts and deregulation from president trump are so important and sure hope we hear a lot about it in the state of the union and senator eric schmitt on trump's trip wire plan for ukraine and new polls show how popular president trump's entire agenda is and emily compagno and miranda devine break it all down. florida congressman byron donalds throwing his hat into the incarcerated running for governor of florida. first up, fox news, pete doocy. live at the white house.

peter, loathes of stuff happening. lots of stuff happening. reporter: larra i i was told by a senior official here there's really no appetite for this white house to revisit that ukraine mineral's deal unless and until vladamir zelenskyy issues -- slow myrrh zelenskyy issue volodymyr zelenskyy issues a public apology. >> we've stuck with them through thick and thin and we've given them so much and this country really was like the fence on the border and it was very important to europe. reporter: when confirmed by edward lawrence, those sanctions

could go poof as part of a peace deal. reporter: the president's self-imposed deadline going for them and despite the new stalemate. >> what became so evident to us in that session, he's not going for peace at all and time is not on his side and time is not on the side of forever continuing and this conflict and american people's patience is not unlimited and their wallets are not unlimited. reporter: president trump is consider ago freeze of all military assistance to ukraine when he was asked about that in the roosevelt room, he did not confirm that's something that's going to happen and basically not something he's been talked to about yet, larry.

larry: peter doocy, thanks for the update. folks, trump's mineral deal is the best security trip wire ukraine could ever hope for. and that's the subject of the riff. volodymyr zelenskyy doesn't understand that president trump's offer on the mining deal of ukraine is in fact a giant step toward ukraine's security. i call it the trip wire effect. opening up excavation and mining operations with rare earth minerals going with them with oil and gas and so forth. coming in with the infrastructure going for the location and american crimes are therefore going to put their boots on the ground. these are noted u.s. military

boots on the ground and private sector u.s. corporate boots on the ground. they'll bring with them by the way, large scale security and digging for minerals and mining and no small operations and it's a big deal. they're doing all manner of jobs and going for them with the front office administration and going on the ground and something out of the tv hit show landman. i call it a trip wire and if the russians were to start rolling in tanks or start bombing these american operations, all global hell would break out. russia would attack americans and i don't think they want that kind of escalation. i don't think putin wants anything near the idea of attacking or killing americans. it's a bit like president

eisenhower after world war ii relocating american families and businesses to europe alongside the post war military basis and old soviet communist may have talked big but didn't want to start bombing american whether civilians or military and american population and post war europe is a cold war trip wire. zelenskyy now failed to sign the deal three times. once in kyiv, where he was very cheeky and rude in meetings. once in munich, and again last friday of course in washington dc. and ting possible zelenskyy is a run of the mill hot head with no manners or respect for the oval office and u.s. white house or respect for president trump. when zelenskyy blew up on friday, this hostility to america was blatantly on display. but and there's an incredible

way out and u.s., the u.s. recruits some of the ukraine war expenses and longer turn. going on without security guarantees and in fact mr. trump is off for the best possible security and mr. trump and top advise ores are very worried about something that's almost inconceivable and that zelenskyy doesn't want a peace deal and that the brutal fighting with hundreds of thousands or even millions kill and wounded will

go obstructing cerumen for years and that's the subject of the riff. all right, great fun and pleasure and joining us now white house press secretary and greet karoline leavitt and great and famous karoline leavitt. i just want to follow up and if zelenskyy won't muster an apology, there's no deal, can you bring uses up-to-date on that and what you're saying to the media? >> sure, larry. it's great to join you on your program. president trump was asked this momentings ago in the roosevelt room and reiterated he want as deal and wants to see president zelenskyy express gratitude for the united states of america and hard working american taxpayers who have been footing the bill in the nation and national security and defense and you laid it out perfectly in your riff and last friday president

zelenskyy moments from signing that and instead he put the cart ahead of the horse and bit the hand that is feeding him. the united states and theed american people are tired of footing the bill for this war and president trump wants to negotiate a deal and unfortunately it appears that president zelenskyy is not willing to do that just yet. larry: well, you put it right and thank you for helping us with the riff. we're going to talk more about it over the course of the show. it's a very bad state of affairs. it's interesting, caroline. we looked at this morning on outnumbered and going to look at it again here. all the trump policies and this is from democratic pollsters. going 75, 80 or 85% and going on the sense of aloha of the state of the union message.

the bad app and will the united states folks love what mr. is doing. >> going more than they do today and every single one of the policies going down the list to your point-blank layups, the vast majority of americans support those policies and located the recent polling for harris showing 77% of americans short waste, fraud and abuse and our federal government has been spending their hard earned tax dollars on. president trump has his finger on the pulse of the american public and knows what they elected him to do. he's committed to doing it and look at first month in office and hear him talk about that in his joint address to congress tomorrow night. look at border and february border numbers, out this weekend. you had one of the largest

declines in history of illegal border crossing ands only 8,000 people in the month of february and virtually all of them either arrested, immediately returned home, or prosecuted for crimes that they larry: karoline leavitt, i heard through the grapevine you made $100 million through the taiwan semiconductor. great information and we had them relocated to the united states and $100 million and that's not bad, karoline leavitt. >> $100billion, larry. don't underestimate the numbers. larry: did i say million? $100billion, i'm sorry. >> $100billion with a b. it's going to create 20-25,000

good paying jobs at least. they're going to go for the manufacturing facility and great state of arizona. they're going to produce chips right here in the united states och america, which is not just going to create more jobs and also going to protect national security and great day for the american puck lick and wracks up foreign investment to $1.7 trillion in one month since president trump took office and it took joe biden four years to get $1 trillion in private investment secured. president trump surpassed what joe biden did in four years in one month and that's why he's the greatest president we've ever had and america is open for business and the world know it is. larry: last one. what's left of the biden economy is slumping so badly. what's left is slumping and give me a minute, caroline.

larry, we'll have lots of talk about tax cuts and deregulation and energy production and economic growth in the state of the union message tomorrow. upbeat, we'll have a growthier speech tomorrow and tell me as all true. >> i can confirm the president talks about his economic agenda and truly this administration is working around the clock to bring down the cost of living for the american people to deregulate the regulations that joe biden put on every industry across the board and tax cuts are a huge priority for the president talking to congress. larry: thank you, i know you're busy and appreciate you coming on. >> thank you, larry. larry: folks, broadcasting live tomorrow 4:00 p.m. eastern from washington dc. that's ahead of president trump's joint address to

congress and secretary hurt lutnick and pam bondi and nec kevin hassett and speaker of the house mike johnson and i'll show up too and watch the president's address at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on fabulous fox business. coming up this evening, joe biden's economy is tanking. just saying, it's tanking and the markets down another 700 points. that is why we need trump indian growth and tax cuts and energy production and karoline leavitt had the story exactly right. too honest with the great sandra smith and steve forbes right here onset. remember, folks, catch kudlow monday through friday at 4:00 p.m. on fabulous fox business. for some reason can't make it at 4:00, well, just text your favorite 9-year-old and she will show you how to dvr the show and you'll never miss a single tax cut, i promise you.

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>> i don't know but they're trying to pursue policies that deal with the probl problems and agriculture department working on getting egg prices down and vaccines and doing all they (&.k this stuff sets them up for problems down the road. and why doing this and lay out, and i hope he does that the other night and going on steroids and huge rate cuts. >> he's right and going for them to get tax cuts for them and going for them and lower costs and get stuff out and republican senators and going for them and going with one big beautiful bill going for them and it's tax cuts and deregulation.

>> there's anybody in here going for them and going to take the other side of affordability czar. >> i'll give you this. maybe that person going to manage this some time and market uncertainty today and they're trying to navigate the tariffs and taxes and businesses congressing your way and consumers as well. perhaps the border czar managing consumer expectation and consumer confidence is taking a mitt. february fell to lowest in four years and consumers need to know what's coming their way and have an administration that has promised they're going to lower prices. well, what are we going to measure success on that front? what are we going to do to look at affordability crisis and say we're making progress towards bringing those prices down.

this administration will be judged and that's still the biden economy and it'll reflect the trump economy and they'll have to say we're bringing inflation down prices take down and job of the treasury secretary. larry: that's the nec director and job of the president and point is here. foster policies and that are counter inflationary and they are and they have to keep doing it and harris poll and that's the democratic poll. >> talking about it today. larry: 76% of americans favor reducing fraud, waste skin fellation and 69% want to cut the budget by $1 trillion and 52% give trump a high overall

rating and 58% said he's doing a better job and point is, stay with what you've got. he doesn't need, i don't need czars and i need you to do policies and implemented that with the state of the union address right now. >> czars get shot. that's bad history there. larry: thank you, there. talking about putin. >> but the fact of the matter is in terms of what you've outlined, again, the president has to hammer that home. larry: yes. >> and they have to say put the democrats on the hot seat and say why don't you work with us in cutting this waste and fraud to raise your pr prices and work with us and we'll get it down. larry: that's a great point and going for gdp tracking model for atlanta fed is now minus almost 3% for the first quarter and minus 2.8% and falling like a rock and housing falling and

manufacturing falling and miss investment falling and consumer spending falling. now, these are the last vessels laning tajikistanings of the biden economy and trump inherited and unfortunately inflation is still sticking and he's got to say to people, this is what they gave me and it'll take me a bit but i'm going to fight nor this and fight for this and we'll get this bill through. basically solving the border. >> is this not happening fast enough for you, larry? larry: early intervention programmed it yesterday. >> i reference back the consumer confidence. larry: minus 2.8gdp. al some point, we have to look forward and see results. larry: let his program get through. >> i'm not disagreeing with you whatsoever. today was a great step in the

right direction and that chips i nounsment is huge and 165 billion invested in private investment here at home to manage what has been an incredibly difficult situation putting this in a great artificial intelligence movement and smart phones and this matters and automobile industry that's a huge announcement and keep the good news coming on that one. larry: private money flowing in and $1.5 trillion or 1.7 trillion in a month or so. >> especially in the blue states and 2t23% and now both down to 15% and the demand that the house and senate passed this in a matter of weeks or else they're going to get tariffs put on them and that way make it a

point by labor day, why holding on the wages is going down and salary may not go up, your take home pay is going up. that's what they should work for. larry: you've got a good plan. i say stick with it. i don't like quirky bells and whistles like affordability czar. stay with the basics. and you see mexico is joining the united states in imposing tariffs on china. germmy may cut tariffs on automobile and reciprocity is powerful, sandra.

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>> i tell you what, it takes two to tango and make a deal with russia and ukraine and maybe somebody doesn't want to make a deal. if they don't, they won't be around for very long and not listened to very long because i believe that russia wants to make a deal and i believe certainly the people of ukraine want to make a deal and they've suffered more than anybody else. larry: we're joined by e eric schmitt and that was president trump not complaining but being very realistic and senator schmidt, so much has been written about this whole business and going for the beginning of the show. mr. trump is offering zelenskyy

the best possible way out and it'll bring american companies and follow me, sir. american companies with hundreds if not thousands of people to develop, excavate and build the infrastructure and they'll bring security but this is not american military boots on the ground. you follow me? these have american corporate boots on the ground. in some ways like ike after world war ii and it's a trip wire and russians want to kill off americans doing minerals and minings, then all bloody hell will break loose and putin doesn't want any part of that and that's why this gives zelenskyy much more security and not only security from putin and financial security and he's the dopey dope and doesn't understand it, senator. >> it's a peace deal getting

money back for over $200 billion we've sent over there. getting to a place where they can find peace and president trump going to find the only person on the plan and the despite what the european leaders are talking about and can deliver peace. it's the ukrainian people that was a layup and honestly this was sitting in that room and smiling for the cameras and having lunch and having a spot for the next place in the road here and helping himself and doing a real disservice to his country and i don't know we can deal with him and we'll find out i suppose and in order to get a peace deal and mineral's deal has to be signed and president trump. larry: putin will not cross the trip wire and i don't know why zelenskyy doesn't understand this and going for that matter. putin will never cross that trip wire and americans doing

business in ukraine and building out mines and all across the country and that's why it's so clever and i know the money will come in and will monetize the assets and trump's idea was so brilliant. absolutely brilliant and it's a trip wire. >> it's smart and handing them out for social welfare governments going for them and it's by the way only way to your point and you get to a place where you find peace. and putin took advantage of biden is he had this place and no desire to do it and not capable of doing it and president trump is committed to that and one last thing on the point, larry. soft and average linn city skidds was difficult for a few weeks and wanted this white house meeting and this is smart

for the united states and crew crane and taking them to the table. larry: i'll buy the suit and respect the united states. >> you've got a lot of nice suits, larry. i'm sure you can work something out. larry: i don't think we're the same size but never know. know. what do you want to hear from the president's address and the biden economy is swooning and stock market is swooning and every number out in the last three or four weeks is a down number. they're not trump numbers and policies aren't in place and i'm hoping among other things it's wide ranging and a very strong economic growth and tax cut, deregulation and going for them and hearing him say, sir? >> we're already seeing progress and the border numbers and you didn't need new laws and need a

president that's going to enforce the law and we currently have and take to the cartels. there's early success stories to tell and i think he's going to lay out that economic plan. we've got a historic opportunity through reconciliation and both republican house, republican senate to deliver, extend the tax cuts and make them permanent for working class folks. really open up energy production and have this golden age of america so president trump will deliver to the democrat colleagues and threatening not to show up, shame on you and we're all americans and get it delivered on behalf of the american people and don't be so partisan. larry: look at polls today and numbers that came out and democratic poll, harvard harris poll and mark penn is a smart guy and democratic pollster and bill clinton a pollster and 75, 08% of people for doge and cut government spending and lob it off for the federal budget and democrats are getting on board

and steve forbes said it a few moments ago and trump going to invite them to come on board saying yes, let's do this for heaven's sake. >> it's not rocket saturday night reducing government spending and it's not rocket science and that's the formula and there's a way to go do it. by the way, the democrats are in a real weird spot and they're the defenders of washington and somehow they're defending men in women's sports. larry: that's a real gooded in. eric schmitt, we appreciate it very much, sir. it's a great pleasure to see you. speaking of which, talk about this thing and there'll be a senate vote talking about it with us is miranda devine and

member of outnumbered and going for the reading and going for them under his wi wings and took with me to connecticut connecticut. i was sick and reading for for awhile. emily, they're going to vote tonight and i don't think there's seven democrats to get through a filibuster, but the point is this is an 80/20 issue. >> correct. larry: here, my point this morning, it's not political, i'm sorry. any parent with a young girl, child, grade school, high school, college that wants to play sport thees doesn't want to compete against men. it's that simple and why is the entire democratic party saying wait a minute, you have to? >> they expect seven senators to cross the line and should.

and naming murray and duckworth and klobuchar going to make a big deal about being a female senator and going for them to stand up for the female constituents and going for them to pat themselves on the back for this entire time. physical impacts going for them in the documentary kill shot and illustrates the paralysis from being hit in the face from a male, biological male and the disdain with which the democrat party looks upon the biological women crying about the scholarships they've lost and futures that are distorted because of this, why then can they not at least see the physical reality and it's

terrible and re-ventable if they'd just vote yes. larry: one thing i tried to sell on this is 30 years ago, bill clinton was in a similar position with a left wing democratic party losing numerous elections with reagan and bush and he had what was called a sister soldier moment. he had this black singer or poet who were now saying crazy things about riots and blacks and whites and so on and so forth and clinton got up and said we shouldn't do that. it was a sister soldier moment. i'm waiting for a democrat to get up and say what's going on with women sports is purely insane. what's going on with dei is purely insane. what's going on with anti-semitism is purely insane and not a free speech issue and common sense values issue and democrats could do that but they don't but they should.

strong enough and brave enough and confronting the parasites on the party and it's damaging for america and you need two healthy parties and at the moment look how the world turns and how the polls are now going his way and he's on the right side and only person that is a country seeing four years of crazy left policies under joe biden. larry: you look at it.

larry: 76% favor illuminating and 69% want to cut the budget bay trillion and that's talking to sandra smith about it and even on the peace deal by the way. heavyweights getting big numbers and 72% do want to negotiate a settlement on the peace deal. and 60 favor the russian democrats and nitpicking and calling trump names for what happened in the oval office on friday. they're missing the point. the point being common sense politics and this is a america for heaven sakes and they don't seem to understand that. >> that's right and it's ironic they came out with this 52 bullet point play book of how they should rectify the party and to that point, read your own tea leaves. this is exactly the opportunity for someone to stand up.

could you imagine by the way talking about this no bill clinton and imagine if president obama stood up saying why are we having boyings in women sports? immediately the entire half of the country would say yes, oh gosh, thank you. i should be more specific and that tiny fish hook fraction of the democratic party leading to the left would say yeah, he's right. all it needs is someone with a spine to say these common sense cross-questions that would -- conclusions that would whip everyone in shape and hide behind a 52 bullet point play book saying we're going to go to gun shows and holding the american flag. start with common sense. and not vilify all the americans that want change every day. larry: the democrats are a stock looking for a bottom. that's the problem. >> true. larry: thank you for coming on. catch emily on outnumbered along with co-host harris faulkner and

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larry: welcome to the shebeli ron donalds and big, big speech tomorrow and popular president trump with popular policies and democratic policies on the show. byron, what do you want to see him emphasize? he'll talk about a lot of things but if you had two or three bullets to see him hammer home, what would they be? larry, joe biden said he needed a piece of legislation and that was a climate that's number one.

>> number two getting the deal done to bringing hostages home and number three is tearing through the federal bureaucracy and needing to happen for a very long time and he shall has been afraid to do it and donald trump stepped into the breach and the american people support it and are raving about it. lyric the number was cutting $1 billion out of the doge budget cuts and doge dividends and doge pay downs and it seems like no matter what the democrats say, attacking elon

musk, the country is very much in favor of it. >> these are things 25 are found and being cut and not in the national interest and maybe in the democrat's ideological interest and can't support america or american citizen and that's why they're upset but we're not going to stop president trump leading on this issue and the american people support it. it. larry: you know what else seems very popular in the democratic poll, you mentioned how the border has been cleaned up and deportation. the defenders are very unpopular, byron donalds. >> they are.

these mayors and governors want to support sanctuary cities and they're lying to themselves and lying to their constituencies and, look, like president trump said the other day about another issue to the governor of maine, maybe they want to be defeated because if you stand against the someones principles of sending people back to their home countries. you don't deserve to be in elected office. that's the bottom line and speaking of the maine governor, he should add in a forth thing: ending men in women sports. promises made, promises kept. larry: byron, this is kudlow and i'm sure you want to see tax cuts in the message tomorrow; right? >> absolutely and we're going to get that done and many conversation wspa.com my colleagues and others on capitol hill and the items that president trump campaigned on, no tax on tips and the other

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