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house. peter. lots of stuff happening. and, larry, i've been told by a senior official here that there's really no appetite for this white house to revisit that ukraine minerals deal. unless and until volodymyr zelensky makes an explicit public apology for the way that he behaved in the oval office on friday. i just think he should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with them through thick and thin. we've given them much more than europe, and europe should have given more than us because, as you know, that's right there. that's the border. this this country really was like the fence on the border. it was it was very important to europe. president, president trump reminded the world today that during his first term, he did place some sanctions on russia. and he confirmed, when questioned by our fox business colleague edward lawrence, that those sanctions could go poof as part of a peace deal. and

russia, are you looking at relieving russian sanctions if there is a peace deal? well, we're going to make deals with everybody to get this war, including europe and european nations. the president's self-imposed deadline of ending the war in 100 days remains a priority, despite this new stalemate. what became so evident to us in that session was he's not ready to talk peace at all. but here's the problem. time is not on his side. time is not on the side of just forever continuing this conflict. the american people's patience is not unlimited. their wallets are not unlimited. and there are various reports today that president trump is considering a freeze of all military assistance to ukraine. when he was asked about that in the roosevelt room a few minutes ago, he did not confirm that that is something there happening. that is going to happen, he said. it's basically not something that he has been talked to about yet, larry. all

right. peter doocy, thanks for the update. we appreciate all of it as always. all right, folks, trump's mineral deal is actually the best security tripwire ukraine could ever hope for. and that's the subject of the riff. vladimir zelensky doesn't seem to understand that donald trump's offer on the mineral and mining deal with ukraine is, in fact, a giant step toward ukraine's security. i call it the tripwire effect. think of it this way american companies would come into ukraine and open up drilling and excavation and mining operations for rare earth minerals or precious metals or oil and gas and so forth, and they'll be coming in to build infrastructure in various geographic locations around the country. now, american firms will therefore be putting their boots on the ground. these are not u.s. military boots on the ground.

they would be private sector u.s. corporate boots on the ground. and they will bring with them, by the way, large scale security now. digging for minerals and mining is no small operation. very big deal. it's conceivable thousands of americans would be moving in to do all manner of jobs, be they front office, administration or on the ground. think of it as oil patch roughnecks, like in the permian basin. something right out of the hit tv show land man. now i call it a tripwire, because if the russians were to start rolling in tanks or start bombing these american operations, then all hell would break out because russia would then be attacking americans. and i don't think they want that kind of escalation. i don't think putin wants anything near the idea of attacking and killing americans. it's a bit like president eisenhower after

world war two, relocating american families and businesses to europe alongside our postwar military bases. the old soviet communist may have talked big, but they didn't really want to start bombing americans, be they civilians or military. that american population in postwar europe was a cold war tripwire. now, according to treasury secretary scott bessent, zelensky has failed to sign the minerals deal now 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, d.c. it's possible zelensky is just a run of the mill hothead with no manners and no respect for the oval office in the u.s. white house or respect for president trump. when zelensky blew up on friday, this hostility to america was blatantly on display. but mr. trump is offering him an

incredible way out. yes, the us can recoup some of its ukraine war expenses, but longer term, ukraine's entire economy would be reopened and its assets would be monetized in ways that will be of incalculable benefit for every person living in their country. it's like trump is offering zelensky a future, but he won't take it. he keeps on prattling on against ceasefires without security guarantees, when in fact mr. trump is offering him the best possible security

hard-working american taxpayers putting the bill national security and defense and laid out perfectly, last friday president zelenskyy for the

economic lifeline and fit the hand that is feeding him unfortunately it appears president zelenskyy not willing to do that yet. >> we are going to talk more over the course of this show, about day. we looked this morning, all these trump policies from democratic policies as you know, trump's popularity is remarkable and policies are typically running 80 and 85%, i've never seen anything like it, i'm calling it the state of the union, whatever presidential

address, and on grateful bad apple but the united states loved what mr. trump is doing. >> american people have never supported president trump more than they do today. every single one of his policies the vast majority of americans support those policies. you look at the recent polling from harvard harris that showed 77% of americans support a full investigation into the waste fraud and abuse federal government has been spending their hard earned tax dollars on. president trump has his fingers on the american post he knows what they elected him to do and he's committed to doing it. look at his first month in office and you will hear him talk about that in his joint address tomorrow night. all of the accomplishments across the board from bringing foreign investments back here to america to create good paying jobs, look at the border,

february order numbers out this weekend, one of the largest declines in history of illegal border crossings, 8000 people in the month of february and virtually all of them either arrested immediately returned home or prosecuted for crimes committed against our country under the previous administration, eight to 10000 people crossing every single day and it's because of historic action taken by this president, virtually all executive authority. we haven't even got it started when it comes to his legislative agenda. >> i heard through the grapevine you made $100 million and taiwan semiconductor, tremendous investment. i know the company well and we had them relocate into the united states. $100 million isn't bad. >> $100 billion. don't underestimate the numbers. >> did i say million? 100 billion, i'm sorry. [laughter] >> 100 billion with a b and it

will create 20 to 25000 good paying jobs at least. they are going to create a new facility in the great state of arizona, produce chips right here in the united states of america which is not just going to create more jobs but protect america's national security. chips are important to manufacturing industry so a great day for the american public in this backs up foreign investments back back home to $1.7 trillion in one month since president trump took office and joe biden for years to get $1 trillion in private investment so president trump has surpassed what joe biden did in four years and one month and that's why he is the greatest president we've ever had in america is open for business in the world knows it. >> what's left of the biden economy is slumping so bad, this is the legacy of the biden economy.

say larry, we are going to have lots of talks about tax cuts and deregulation and energy production and economic growth in the state of the union. upbeat, i used to call it gross here. we are going to have a growth speech tomorrow to keep the animal spirits going. tell me is true. >> it's true. i can confirm the president is going to talk about his economic agenda and this administration is working around the clock to bring down the cost of living for the american people to deregulate regulations joe biden put on every industry across the board and tax cuts are a huge priority for this president and he'll be talking directly to congress about that tomorrow night. >> great stuff. i know you are very busy, appreciate you coming on. all right, next up, we are going to be broadcasting live tomorrow 4:00 p.m. eastern from washington d.c. ahead of president trump joint address to

congress, we will have an all-star lineup, howard ludwick, u.s. attorney general pam bondi, kevin hasek, speaker of the house mike johnson. i'm even going to show up and watch the president's address 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on fabulous foxbusiness coming up this evening, joe biden's economy is tanking. i'm just saying. the 700 points, that's why we need trump in growth, tax cuts and deregulation and energy production, caroline lovett has the story right. we will she won this with sandra smith and steve forbes right here on set. catch kudlow monday through friday 4:00 p.m. right here, fabulous foxbusiness. if you can't make it, just text your favorite 9-year-old and she will show you how to dvr the show and you will never miss a

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the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. president trump was elected, one of the reasons was he had the affordability crisis, a demand shock from the government

spending met by supply constraints with overregulation. we are tackling this, a treasury we are going to appoint affordability sorrow, someone who picks five or eight areas where this administration can make a big difference for working-class americans. >> i guess you got to figure out what affordability is. joining us to help us through, sandra smith, co- anchor with steve's forbes editor in chief, thank you both for coming on. affordability, it sounds like cheney in the early 70s on the stability counsel, something the democrats would pose, what is going on here?

>> the fact is what they are trying to pursue policies. why do this other stuff? trying to work to get a prices down and vaccines so they are doing all they can but this sets them up for problems down the road. why isn't the affordability county doing this? president, big things, tax cuts on steroids. huge rate cuts. >> he's right. get the tax cuts out there, -- tax cuts lower costs and provide incentives to work and invest. the regulation lowers costs. energy permitting better production lowers costs. if that out there, hammer away. make sure senators, republican senators abide by the one big beautiful bill out of the house which is all about tax cuts and

deregulation. >> i can't imagine anybody in your audience is against anything you said. maybe i will take the other side of the affordability is are. maybe that person can help manage expectations. i've been saying this for quite some time. you saw the uncertainty, they are trying to navigate tariffs and taxes and businesses trying to anticipate what coming their way. consumers as well. perhaps the border czar can manage expectations. consumer confidence is taking a hit. consumers need to know what is coming their way. they have an administration that's promised they are going to lower prices. five what are we going to measure that? what are we going to do to look at the affordability crisis and say we are making progress toward bringing prices down because right now, printed on my desk from the green room i keep

track of prices of everything. prices have not come down so this administration will be judged pretty quickly, right now the report on gdp and the drop and expectations, that is still the biden economy but pretty soon it will reflect a trump economy and say we are bringing inflation down, prices are going to take some time. >> that is the job of the treasury secretary, the job of the nec director, the job of the president but policies that are counter inflationary which they have, they just have to keep doing it. best democrat whole. 76% of americans favor eliminating fraud, waste and government funding. that's getting inflation down. 69% to cut the budget by $1 trillion.

52% give trump high overall rating at 58% say they are doing a better job. stay with what you've got. i don't need czars and policies, i need them in the state of the union address. >> they get shot so -- [laughter] >> but the fact is, in terms of what you've outlined, the president has to hammer that home and also, put the democrats on the hot seat and say why don't you work with us cutting this waste, fraud and abuse that's raised prices next. >> the ddp tracking from santa led is now minus almost 3% for the first quarter, minus 2.8% falling like a rock.

housing, manufacturing, business investment falling, consumer spending. these are the last of the biden economy, this is what trump is inheriting. inflation is still sticking he's got to say to people, this is what they gave me, i will take me a bit but i'm going to fight for this and we are going to get this bill through that has tax cuts on it highlighted, headlined. will basically solve the border. >> it's not happening fast enough for you? a reference back -- >> 2.8 ddp. >> biden economy and we continue to hear the administration to president trump thing this is the economy he was handed. we've got to look forward and start to see results. >> the program get through. >> i'm not disagreeing with you

however, today was a great step in the right direction. the announcement is huge, 165 billion invested, private investment here at home to manage what's incredibly difficult situation, a great position for the artificial intelligence, smart phones, this matters. the automobile industry, keep the good news coming. >> money is flowing in, one and a half trillion or 1.7 trillion a month, the incentives will make it better and one thing is the 15% corporate tax rate on american-made goods and also announce, we've discussed this to brackets we've hit, 24% up to $390,000, not down to 15% and the demand the house and senate passed it in a matter of weeks or else they will get tariffs on them. [laughter] that way they could appoint by

labor day withholding your wages going down so even though your salary may not go up, take-home pay is going up. that's what they should work f for. >> you got a good plan. i don't like working bells and whistles like affordability czar and stuff like that, stay with the fundamentals. >> are we going to see prices go up substantially with tariffs? >> what if mexico starts cutting tariffs? did you see mexico joining the united states imposing tariffs on china? don't you find that interesting tax that is a horse of a completely different color. >> what people care about affordability. >> germany may cut tariffs on automobile, reciprocity is very powerful. >> all good negotiation tactics, that's why tariffs are even here to begin with.

it's when he started talking about 25% tariffs so people are still trying to understand where this is going and near term if it means prices go up them up manage expectations. if longer-term promising prices will eventually come down. >> are you the affordability czar? >> i'm not a big czar person but the messaging is important. >> steve forbes, we don't have a chance. [laughter] by the way, i think you can catch sandra along with her coanchor on america reports weekdays 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. eastern on fox news. coming up, president trump minerals deal is the best security trip, ukraine could ever hope for. senator eric schmidt next up on

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i tell you what, it takes two to tango and you will have to make a deal with russia and make a deal with ukraine. maybe somebody doesn't want to make a deal and if somebody doesn't want to make a deal, they won't be around very long, they will not be listened to. long because i believe russia wants to make a deal, certainly the people of ukraine want to make a deal, they suffered more than anybody else. >> joining us now missouri senator eric schmidt, that was president trump of course. i think he's being very realistic. so much has been written about this business. a rift on this at the beginning of this show. i'm arguing mr. trump is offering zelenskyy the best possible way out because this

mining and minerals deal will bring american companies with hundreds if not thousands of people to develop, excavate and build the infrastructure and they will bring security but this is not american military boots on the ground. these are american corporate boots on the ground. in some ways like after world war ii, it is a tripwire. if russians want to kill americans, and all glory helpful break loose and i don't think putin want any part of that. this is why it gives zelenskyy more security not only carry from putin but also financial security and he doesn't understand it. >> secretary talk about this over the weekend. the prerequisite for first stage of a peace deal is having the minerals agreement in place

because it's about shared prosperity can get our money back for 200 billing dollars we've sent over there so good deal for everybody but get to a place they can hopefully find peace and president trump is the only person on the planet despite what these european leaders are talking about who can deliver peace and a hard road get there but the treasury for ukrainian people on friday was that this was a layup, this was sitting in that room smiling for cameras having lunch and signing the agreement and moving on to the next place but he couldn't help himself and he did a disservice to this country so i don't know that we can deal with it anymore, we will find out i suppose but to get a peace deal, the mineral deal has to be signed. >> you see the tripwire? putin will not cross the tripwire i guarantee it. i don't know why zelenskyy doesn't understand unless he doesn't want a peace deal putin

will never cross that, americans doing business in ukraine building out minds across the country. that's why it's covered. i know the money will come in and monetize their assets but trump's idea was brilliant, a tripwire. >> and it takes into account what our interests would be can expect that from an american president instead of handing money to european countries to subsidize social welfare governments that we have something in mind for ourselves but this is the only way you get to a place where you find peace and putin took advantage of biden and biden would never be in this place, no desire, i don't think he was capable. president chavez committed and one last thing, zelenskyy had been difficult for a few weeks, he's the one who wanted this white house meeting presumably to sign this. these things are hard once you are in that room but he blew it, he blew it. he's got to figure out a way to

get this back on the rails but this is smart for the united states and ukraine and russia is at the table. >> i be happy to take them for i would even buy the suit for him if he would respect the united states. >> you got a lot of nice suits. i'm sure you could work something out. >> i don't think we are the same size but you never know. [laughter] the president's address tomorrow, the biden economy swooning the stock market swooning right now. almost every number in the last three or four weeks has been down. his policies aren't in place yet. i'm hoping among other things, i know it will be wide ranging, a strong economic growth tax-cut deregulation. what you want him to say? >> i think is going to lay out the mess he inherited we all know, we are already seeing progress, the border numbers that came out. making progress in the turns out he didn't need new laws, but the

president would enforce the laws we currently have so there are early success stories to tell but also will lay out with the economic plan. with got historic opportunity to reconciliation for the republican senate to deliver and send tax cuts and make them permanent for working-class folks and open up energy production and have this golden age of america so great opportunity for president trump and i'm sure he will deliver to my democrat colleagues threatening not to show up, shame on you. we are all americans, let's get it delivered on behalf of the american people. >> you look at the polls, the numbers that came out, harvard harris poll, democratic ulster, 75, 80% of the people are for those, they want to cut fraud and take a trillion dollars off. democrats should get on board with that. we've forbes said it.

trump should invite them to come on board. they should say yes, let's do this. >> to of the easiest ways we will have to control inflation is to reduce government spending and open up domestic energy production, it's not rocket science. i think there is a way to do it. the democrats are in a weird spot, they are defenders of permanent washington and somehow they are figuring out a way to defend men playing in women's sports, watermelon sex changes, totally nuts. >> a fabulous idea, a winning message for the democrats in next year's winning elections. that's why it must be he's a good politician, appreciate it very much. [laughter] speaking of which, let's talk about this. it's going to be a senate vote, miranda devine, fox news

contributor and emily compagno, cohost of outnumbered on fox news and author of the very good book called under his wings. they are going to vote tonight. i don't think there are seven democrats to get through a filibuster but this is 80 -- 20 issue and it's not political. i'm sorry. any parent with a young girl, a child, grade school, high school or college who wants to play sports does not want to have to compete against men. it's that simple. why is the entire democratic party saying you have to? it doesn't make any sense. >> that's why it's disheartening no one expects seven senators to cross the line when they should.

specifically murray and duckworth and klobuchar angela brandt and all of these female senators that have made a big deal about being a female senator. we are in women's history month, what they call misogynistic and polite so i would love for them to stand up for their female constituents in the same way they've had themselves on the back for doing this. this is the tragic element, it's simple to see the tragic story, life altering physical impacts that one can have when in her documentary kill shot, she illustrates partial paralysis from being hit in the face from a male biological mail and disdain with which the democrat party looks upon biological women crying about the scholarships they are lost and futures destroyed because of this. why can they not at least see the physical reality the poor young girl and see that it's

terrible and preventable if they would just vote yes? >> one thing this morning on this, years ago, 30 years ago, bill clinton was in a similar position where the left-wing democratic party that lost numerous elections to reagan and bush and so forth, they had what was then called sister soldier moment, black singer or poet announcing crazy things about blacks should kill whites and so forth and so on and clinton said no, we shouldn't. i'm waiting for some democrat, i don't know who, to get up and say, what is going on with women's sports, purely insane. what's going on with the ei is insane. what's going on with anti-semitism is insane. it's not free speech issue, it's common sense values issue, democrat could do that but they don't but they should.

>> they should. the only one i can think of it is john fetterman but still, there's no bill clinton. they don't have anybody in the party strong enough and brave enough to stand up and confront the left, they are parasites on their party and its damaging not just for the democratic party but america because you need to help the parties and at the moment democrats are on the wrong side of these 80 -- 20 -- 70 -- 30 issues and that's why donald trump, despite it all, he was treated so poorly first term and look how the goals are going his way because he's on the right side, the only person espousing commonsense policies for country that stock for years of crazy left policies under -- joe biden.

>> you know, just to continue this, i know democratic polls, 81% of people favorite deportation. 81% favored deportation of illegals, 76% favored eliminating trade and waste, 69% want to cut the budget by a trillion dollars. even on a peace deal getting big numbers, 72% want to negotiate on peace deal. 60% favored trump russian peace talks so you have democrat nitpicking and calling trump names for what happened friday, they are missing the points. common sense politics. this is america they don't seem to understand that. >> it's ironic they just came out with 52 bullet points playbook how they should rectify the party.

read your own tea leaves, this is the opportunity for somebody to stand up. could you imagine president obama stood up and said why are we having boys in women's sports? immediately the entire half of the country could say yes, thank you. should be more specific, tiny fraction of the democratic party leading it to the left would say he's right. all it needs is someone with the spine to say commonsense conclusions that would with everyone into shape no one's brave enough so they hide behind 52 bullet points playbook and say we are going to go to gun shows and hold the american flag. just start with common sense and not vilified 76 million americans who want commonsense everyday. >> i will conclude, democrats are a stock looking for a bottom. [laughter] that is the problem. thank you very much for coming on. catch emily on outnumbered. harris faulkner and kayleigh

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welcome back to the show. congressman byron donald, welcome, there. big day, big each tomorrow. a very popular president trump with very popular policies according to democratic polls we've been talking about on the show. what you want to see him emphasize? i know he's going to talk about a lot of things but if you have two or three bullets you really want to see him hammer home, what would they be? >> i think the number one is look at the numbers of people coming into our country at the southern border. dropped off a cliff, joe biden told us he needed some piece of legislation which was a lie, donald trump has proven that the last number one. number two, the fact that you

got this deal done to bring hostages home from gaza in the fact that the president is taking, showing real leadership in the middle east to bring hostilities to an end and get hostages back. number three is the fact that they are tearing through the federal bureaucracy, something that's been needing to happen for a very long time, everybody's up been afraid to do it, donald trump stepped right in and the american people, not just support it but they are raving about it. >> tearing through bureaucracy, you're right. i'm going to use this democratic poll, harvard harris poll, it's almost 80% popular going after waste, fraud and abuse and cutting the number used in the pole cutting $1 trillion out from under the federal budget. this is does on steroids. this could be does is it cuts, it could be diffidence, it could be paid ounce but it seems like

no matter what the democrats say attacking elon musk, the country is in favor of it. >> the country is in favor, the democrats are looking for a bohemian. they are doing this because some of their pet projects brought into the bureaucracy are now being found in cut. these are things not in the national interest, they might be in the democrats ideological interests but they do not support america or the american citizen and that's why they are set but we are not going to stop, president trump is leading on this issue and the american people supported. >> you know what else popular? he mentioned how the border has been cleaned up. deportation like the tom homan operation. trump just said boo and eagles stopped coming over the border basically. now deportation looks to be popular and defenders of these blue states are unpopular.

>> they are, mayors and governors support sanctuary cities, they are lying to themselves and constituencies. like president trump said about another issue to the governor of maine, maybe they don't like the elected, maybe they want to be defeated because if you stand against commonsense principles of sending people back to their home countries, you don't deserve to be an elected office. speaking of the government, he should add ending men and women's sports, promises made, promises kept. >> you know this is kudlow, you know we have to have tax cuts. the biden economy is impinging on trump here, numbers are coming in terrible so i'm sure you want to see tax cuts and the message tomorrow, right? >> absolutely and we are going to get that done, many conversations with the president and my colleagues on capitol hill. tax cuts and jobs act, we will extend it and president trump

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