federal reserve chair said we have 30 second-tier he was clear. it does not look like they're going to make move on interest rates at the next meeting and you have to tell me what do you think is going to happen with rates, the tenure moving all over the place and spiking today. >> the ten year spin. >> is too much uncertainty tariff should not be long-term inflationary but there's certainly not going to help the feds because in the short term. if you are looking for a fed you're welcome to get it if you're looking for presidential you're probably not going to get it either. >> gotta run, there's the bell, we are headed to the a.i. conference human x next week. working out big interviews.

>> hello folks welcome to "kudlow" i am larry kudlow. i give one half cheer for the economy right now in today's jobs numbers. not until president trump's entire pro-growth program is put in place will i get really excited about life but we're going to talk about it with taylor riggs and edward lawrence and breitbart john carney. we will get all even just a moment, education secretary linda mcmahon d funding columbia university and dismantling the education department and interior secretary doug bergman is going to tell us how we might be able to monetize all the federal land out there and finally first that fox news peter doocy live at the white house he has more stuff. are you buying crypto or what is happening there. >> i have not yet forget it's one of the things you go around the white house before the summit should i buy or not and people give you a crazy look.

short answer to your question. here on jobs day, president trump is trying to defend the numbers by basically saying looking ahead he thinks the report reflects an emphasis by him and his team on private sector growth compared to four years where he believes the president and his team focused too much on public sector growth. >> we begin to rapidly reverse it and get major gains. we created 10000 manufacturing jobs in february alone that hasn't happened in a long time these are private sector manufacturing jobs. >> the other big news on the effort to end the war in ukraine by april 30 the president says russia is absolutely pounded ukraine on the battlefield right now i am considering banking

sanctions and tariffs on russia until the cease-fire and final settlement agreement on peace is reached to russia and ukraine get to the table right now before it is too late thank you, that is a national security advisor to fly to saudi arabia tuesday about specifically about indeed this war. >> this is a meatgrinder of people of material of national treasure. we will engage in the shuttle diplomacy and continue to use his leadership and what leverage that we have to get both sides of the peace table. >> president trump is in the state dining room right now for the crypto summit it doesn't seemed like a brand-new policy proposal will come out of it but there is a big affixes on this being the first of its kind crypto summit at the white house. larry: are you buying back when, i don't think you answer my

question. >> i was getting to it. i don't have any bitcoin, i don't have it crypto, maybe i should. >> will talk about that privately. peter doocy terrific stuff. meanwhile we need three cheers for the academy. i get barely one cheer for today's 150,000 jobs number for the month of february that is it, one cheer there is no recession that we can do a lost better, all the yelping about tariffs most of which haven't happened yet, there is no giant inflation the fed head jay powell will not change his target rate anytime soon, powell is telling people that the central bank wants to wait and see what the full impact of the trump policy will have on the economy. he's not going to lunge against tariffs. for one thing most sensible

economists believe at worst tariffs will have a temporary one-time price effect. meanwhile pro-growth measures like tax cuts and deregulation that could boost the economic growth to 3% or better might be welcomed by the powell said according to private conversations, meanwhile some of the purchasing managers index shows some improvement in services slightly in manufacturing, manufacturing jobs were up 10000 in february that is okay, surely the best is yet to come when president trump gets the one big beautiful bill passed by congress hopefully even sooner than possible. when you take out government related jobs from private payroll today you're left with only again of 77000 that's why i'm giving this one half of one cheer that employment takes up one tenth of 4.1% but the underemployment jumped a half a point to 8% which is not good.

manufacturing hours job nicely, half 8% that is potentially a good sign, stock market going there mild correction. mild corrections come and go corporate profit the mother's milk of stock is still pretty good. it's hard to expect the stock market calamity. but i want it economy with three cheers that means full throated passage of mr. jim's economic plan especially the tax cuts. i want to remind the president is talking about immediate one 100% right off for business equipment and machinery and get this for factories as well. by the way made in america goods we get a corporate tax rate of 15% that will put work into the economic story. that will give us three cheers. that is the kind of growth

scenario that the country is hoping and waiting for and that's my riff, full house onset no telling what's going to be said here breitbart finance and economics editor co-author of the daily breitbart business digest. , edward lawrence is here and if that weren't enough, taylor riggs, cohost of "the big money show" on fabulous fox business. >> we have a lot of luminaries here. i'm just give it as half of one cheer, big picture stuff and i want depreciation, i want factories and a 15% corporate tax rate, this minuscule private jobs to use your phrase government adjacent jobs were half of the private sector job that is not adding any good. >> is not a good jobs report if you go back a year we were

adding very many jobs for the last couple of years except in the government sector. so donald trump is indeed not that is helpful. scott bessent said yesterday which is we are going to free up banks to start lending to businesses again, that part of reprioritizing the economy will go a long way. that will take a little while to get done but when it happens i think we will see a lot more job growth. larry: taylor riggs i'm astonished that the stock market the stock market is a jousting at shadows and we don't know what the tier strategy is going to be pleasant changes almost every other day nothings been implemented yet, stocks go crashing down and then they come back and then they go crashing down. i don't understand any of it. you gotta help me out. i think it's a lot of white

noise. >> wait until you hear the nasdaq opened up five days a week 24 hour trading with the crazy lunatics like us that want to trade at three in the morning that's another story. the mark as you know is very volatile. and short-term looking. i think the market had such a big run-up since the election of the pro-growth policies, to your point you been focused and we have to look at the trump agenda as a whole we've been focused on the tariff side we have not been hearing enough about the tax cut side until today and your wonderful riff. the market is focused on tariffs. >> this is not the first time i mentioned this. >> the market has not been hearing it. >> jay powell speech said he's going to look at the entire of trump policy. >> you need the market to agree with that. all they hear is tariffs inflation there ignoring the one-time price adjustment. they're ignoring tariffs might

be disinflation or deflationary if there is overgrowth which leads to lower prices. if it is supply and demand and less demand than the price. >> foreign tariffs may come down, the point of reciprocity they can go up but if india reduces the outrageous tariff rates it could come down trump at his hearts on hearts of reciprocity is a free trader. i gotta give jay powell credit. the speech he gave today to chicago's business school here in new york. basically he is saying don't panic we are not going to panic we're going to look at the whole set of trump policies and see where it leads. i think he has to get credit for that, it's very evenhanded and calm and very accurate. >> were one month into a trump administration. they have to see how this is going to play out, you look at

the economy is maybe a baby. the baby is trying to learn how to walk now without the government assistance. the baby is going to be a little wobbly as it goes up and gets footing in the baby starts running were in the wobbly phase as the president is trying to weed off the government assistance that the budget administration has created. you look at the jobs cover in government, i went back and i looked under the four years of the trump administration the first trump administration government lost 626,000 jobs that is state, local and federal over the four years of the biden administration the government gained 1.8 million jobs that's taxpayer money taken out of the economy to do other things. larry: is important to re-privatization that scott bessent keeps talking about. it's a very important concept. it sounds like the president mentioned in the oval office today. yet federal jobs fell 10000, state and local jobs went up 20000. it's kind of a push. but i think there is more

coming. the other thing i want to mention, correct me if i'm wrong, 160 million civilian workforce in this country, 160 million. what were learning from the doge effort of downsizing personnel in washington, d.c. in the swamp, 30, 40000, 45000. i'm seeing left-wing economists who are crying and clutching their pearls and crying their eyes because we're going to lose 40000 jobs in the going to say it's going to decimate the economy and draw us into a deep recession even though 40000 as a percentage of 160 million is nothing, you can even find on your calculator. really. >> is a rounding error. >> absolutely right there is not good to be a depressive economic effect. longer-term we had great growth when donald trump was president

and we were losing jobs month after month and the federal government we can cut the federal government. it'll make the economy more efficient because people will be providing goods and services that people are buying rather than spending taxpayer money. larry: taylor, you have to talk to your stockmarket friends out there, this tariff hysteria has got to stop it's gotta stop. >> i love that you focused on corporate profits. that at the end of the day is what's going to drive the long-term narrative in the market this week was bad one of the worst weeks in the equity market that we've had all year. i hear you but i also love that you're getting comments from the administration like scott bessent who say were not as focused in trump 2.0 and equity market as we were in one point no, maybe, we are looking at my favorite the ten year yield as an indicator of how to bring prices down for a consumer. larry: wise a ten year yield so

important. >> i love it because it's a benchmark it does drive what you pay on your autos what you pay on your credit card and a little bit of what you pay on your mortgages. if you have a ten year yield from 484 your shaking your head at me down to a 425 does that not forget the cost of everything else. >> help her out. larry: the reason it is important because scott bessent has made at the administration benchmark key barometer of success or failure they have brought the ten year yield into the political sector. soon fox news is going to be talking about the ten year bond wait for it. jesse watters is going to be fabulous stuff we will be over employed. but that's what's happening scott has put it in and he said many times including yesterday at the new york economics club. they're not worried about

short-term rates, the buy hold the success fail is about the ten year period it is calm down. why is it come down. that's another point. >> that's a good question when i mentioned the stock market once, the stock market will come around, the reaction is a little uncertainty, they hate the uncertainty. may baby don't realize that president trump is a grand plan with all of this look what happened with the tears 25% tariffs on canada and mexico all the goods are going to go up on price. when he said look i understand these are the problems and these are the industries that are affected let's pull out autos and make sure it fits under the usmca, then he's gone back and fix that. april 2 is going to be a very big day for tariffs. good to see a lot of countries around the world bring their tariffs in line with the united states. where in the european union wants to bring out of tears down to 2. >> that is a good point. he is a reporter he's not like

one about he is actually a reporter, that is an important point. it is the biggest what if out there. what if the reciprocity approach to trade brings tariffs down. >> i pointed this out the r day, you guys need to put up a tariff dashboard so we can keep track of everybody who is tariff enough and we can watch it work. when they start to bring out the tariffs you can put green checkmark and say were waiting so they should have a desperate to all-american citizens can see where goods are being tariff in the progress of reciprocal tariffs will make to bring that out. scott love the idi think they will do it. >> i think they should do and it may be more successful. i'm surprised that more people on the street and in the markets but i think more the wall street trader have not thought about the possibilities here. in the first tranche okay he may threaten the tariff hike. the fact that he threatened the

terrified means a tariff hike actually never happens. it is tricky but it's part of his calculus, the guy is a great negotiator. >> history is your to know the tariffs are a tool they like free trade if tariff barriers can come down i think they're open to the idea reciprocity than they are a blanket ten, 20, 25% share of across-the-board. this was fragile coming into this. you talked about the soft data and we got hard data from the employment report. we should expect volatility stocks go up and down let's focus on the long run and see where we are a few months from now when the dust settles. the co corporations respond let's see how irene responds, but see how we did we hear from today, costco, things are okay, they're not great but they are okay. that's environment we came into

let's see how we can respond to two or three months from now. >> as you know already in a month or five weeks 1.7 trillion of new foreign investment 1.7 trigon of new foreign investment is coming into the united states, that's it and warmest number and is not going to stop there. >> no government handouts for that. that's the point. >> the president is created the business environment that brings people in and that's the end result at the end of the day. the rickety companies essay i can build my product here is good be more expensive or i can build here in the u.s. and get a lower corporate tax rate that will be the key to growth. you can look at ireland ten years ago when they went to the low tax rate now the trend to figure out how there's budget surplus. larry: the fed will keep its powder dry. that's what powell said today.

>> they want him to panic in some ways you can tell when he gets out there like what about terrorists. oh no we don't know what the effect will be, he did not cite this but i know he read it the olanta fed put out a paper showing little price affects even if we got a 10% tariff around the whole world they showed very little price affects. as you set a one-time price affects it's not inflationary we can look through that and that's what you're going to do. >> we sold on the first trump administration there is proof he tariff, stocks are the only things we don't buy when they go on sale. larry: i wanted peter doocy to buy bitcoin, thank you. john carney and edward lawrence. you can catch taylor in her cohost brian brenberg, jackie deangelis and dagen mcdowell 12 - 2:00 p.m. eastern on fabulous fox business. it is good to see you onset mr. lawrence. coming up on "kudlow". it is official education

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>> joining us my very dear friend education secretary linda mcmahon, congratulations madam secretary. i want to talk about closing on the education department in a moment. i think the big news today. you are essentially taking out $400 million from columbia university and various grants and so forth, because of their inability to rid themselves of anti-semitism as i understand it but perhaps you can tell us more. >> that is correct we have seen over the past few years, let's say especially since october 7 will happen on campus that should not happen parents should be able to send their kids to schools and think they're going to be safe although there. i talked to student from columbia to state of the union speech and she said she was afraid to walk around campus this is not about free speech

this is about violence to students attacking faculty and they need to call in the police and get rid of this. other than that there is systemic issues we keep seeing this over and over again, why is that we are radical professors on campus they are not really vetting the students who are coming in as much as they should be what money is coming in from foreign influence and all of that i think is playing into this. i had the opportunity today to meet with doctor katrina armstrong who is the president of columbia with a very good conversation. i do believe she's only been there six but she's putting a lot of things in place that addresses issues but they haven't had time to had teeth and the president said earlier this week he was not going to allow any more federal funding to go to schools that had anti-semitism on its campus. what happened the next day bernard blew up. he took measures to put teeth

into it this money is across four different agencies it's very strong to put teeth into it told the universities accountable. >> are you looking at the elite schools are having the same problems in the same shortfalls. i always felt anti-semitism, dei is bad enough but ddi which is still around in the fancy schools, ddi was the progenitor of anti-semitism the one what with the other and i don't know the any of the big schools that we all went to unfortunately nonetheless have changed or reformed the board of corporation have not changed in so much of the dean's has not changed. it's a lot more work that's going to be necessary will it not. >> i can tell you to think the department of education is already done going through contracts and grants that had ddi programs as part of it and stripped data or stop the grants and we launched an investigation

into five different universities harbor being one in columbia was one to make sure that they're getting rid of these anti-semitic actions were programs or whatever they're doing they have to stop it, this is dangerous this is really about safety on campus. we believe our university should be open for freedom of expression and free speech and open dialogue and debate but not this kind of violence that is dangerous. >> absolutely. back to the education department the president's mission to closing down is going to require help from the congress but on the other hand there are things that you can do right away really was mentioning some of them let's run to as he talks about student loans this is president trump on student lo loans. >> mr. president of the education department were eliminated how would you see

what department and agency would handle student loans and any other federal grant. >> that will be brought into by the treasury or small business administration or commerce and we actually have that discussion today. >> i don't think that education should be handling the loans is not their business. >> is exactly right back in the first termer we talked about the student loan portfolio about 1.7 trillion into the treasury department the federal financing bank which has workout experts to do this kind of thing there is nobody in the education department with the exception of yourself who knows anything about an income statement or balance sheet you are probably the only one he knew cannot do all the paperwork. >> i meeting with compass on monday we had a preliminary conversation already in a don't think it should be in the department of education. it's not a bank and the treasury

has an ability with services several agencies across the government and it could be the best place to be. >> while you're waiting for congress to back you up and make structural changes to the will education department which is failed so miserably is such a good entry giveaway to the education. >> can i interrupt you and give you a stop. this was set up in 1980 since that time we spent a trillion dollars on education to watch her performance scores continue to go down we are clearly not doing something right. larry: it was a big political giveaway it's always been a big political giveaway a big slush fund. final point we use this thing to crusade for school choice i know you have a long history of school choice and the success of school choice. >> this afternoon i really visited one charter school and talk to the head of their. i left eva moscowitz who is known in the new york area for

success academies in the work that they've done. i have been a strong supporter of school choice for a long time as has the president. larry: is a pleasure to see you here in running the education department. we work together for so long. >> thank you so much. coming up were going to be brought another cabinet agency, drill baby drill you may have heard that before. interior secretary doug burgum is going to come on i wonder if he will sell land, do lease backs, retire debt and supply energy to meet our a.i. needs. i am "kudlow". i am "kudlow". be right back. ♪ they're go-getters and game-changers, legacy-leavers and visionaries, healers and confidants. the goals that matter most to you matter most to us. helping you achieve them is what we do best. with personal financial advice from an advisor you can trust,

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forth and economic growth. do you have as interior secretary and you're the head of the white house energy council. do you have plans you can share with us to take federal lands' end turn them into profit-making land, commercial lands like sale-leaseback with the federal government who gets money out of it, you create a business maybe help lower the budget deficit or even retire the federal debt. his or anything, people are talking about that but i have not heard explicitly secretary burgum. what do you think. >> absolutely. of course the interior we were a standalone company we would have the largest balance sheet in the world 500 million acres of surface, 700 million acres of subsurface over 2 billion of offshore acres those lands were put away for the benefit and use of the american public this is america's balance sheet in my

never getting a horrible return because of either the administration basically trying to restrict every kind of activity not just oil and gas, mining, housing development, a.i. data centers, you name it federal land were put in a snow globe and you weren't supposed to set foot work tree. we killed manufacturing in the timber industry and mining industry in this country with regulatory overburden. now with under president trump of the renaissance and president trump vision about america first in american energy dominance all of that is on the table and the opportunity for us to generate revenue into generate private sector investment on federal land and bring revenue to pay down the debt and to bring revenue up and get a revenue up at our cost down this is a path to balancing budget in america. >> basically i'm on the right track and thinking are going to follow through with this. can you give us a hint of what it could be oil and gas and

minerals. it could be a lot of different things. you're not necessarily selling the land you're just putting the land to work you are monetizing the land for the benefit of the taxpayers and presumably new businesses and job creation. at least that is what i'm thinking. >> absolutely. when the biden administration was against oil and gas leasing on federal land or permitting to do mining in our country. in those arrangements when we leased those mineral anchors the public maintains ownership in the public the u.s. treasury gets a percentage of the gross off the top. sometimes as high as 18% of the gross or 18% of that coming out of the mine. all the expense of the risk-taking on the private sector the greatest business deal in the world for the american public. when we are saying and president trump in same drill baby drill, bill baby build, what were doing that everybody said listen to

that that's ever going to pay down the debt and that's how we will reduce taxes in this country is driving revenue from the enormous asset side of the balance sheet that america has. everybody knows about the 36 and half trillion dollars in debt but what is her asset or asset could be tripled are and what we own is resources. if we can document that and help put a number on the asset side of the balance sheet that should reduce the long-term interest rates on all the debt in this country people will say this is a healthy operation there asset see exceed their liabilities. >> i just have 30 seconds but oil prices are coming down. it is very interesting. i'm not asking you for a forecast but oil prices are coming down. how do you read it. >> i read the resending strong market signals of president trump's policies which is we will expand production we will have an opportunity to increase

supply and when people see the oil gets treated like stocks in the futures market they understand organ out more not less that helps getting the price down. >> interior secretary doug burgum thank you we appreciate it. good luck, come back here onset we have erika donald's sheriff center for education opportunity in brian kilmeade, cosa "fox & friends" in host of one nation with brian kilmeade on fox news also a great radio jockey as well, check this out politics, little democratic montage coming right up. roll tape. ♪ ♪

♪ serving connecticut's third district. >> these are democrats. >> we shall overcome, the nice 1960s song i don't think will resonate with anybody. hardly anybody except for me is old enough to remember what that is. erika what is going on why can't they get there are they getting thrown out there being censored. i'm getting into gavin newsom's change of heart in a minute. in general, democrats are having a hard time i would say it's a nervous breakdown. >> you love to see it right and i were sitting near each other the joint address of congress in watching them completely meltdown in front of trump and trump called them out on everything a part of that. i hope they keep this up to the midterms because as you were

talking to secretary mcmahon a lot of what were trying to do what president trump has promised will require 60 votes in the senate to get to the floor. we might have a chance of the 60 votes if the democrats keep this up they are taking the wrong side of 8020 issues and doubling down on what they lost on in the first place and they are completely unorganized to have no bench. if they don't get it together we have a real chance at continuing not just to have the senate, the house in the white house but increasing a majority. >> i know you're covering this and i'm good at throwing gavin newsom who i think is trying to re-create a sister soldier moment like bill clinton did many years ago when sister soldier was a black finger or a poet and she wanted wax to kill white people and clinton gave a speech is less about idea, maybe gavin newsom has turned around a biological minute women sports i don't know what do you think about it but in general i'm astonished of how bad the democrats have behaved. >> is unbelievable they don't

have a direction. i don't know which words if it's correlated were not cremated, when in doubt don't sing about it you already told me with your user experience if you have problems don't make a musical certainly try to sink it up a little bit weird reaction to center instead of i learned my lesson and get to be defiant about it is a joke i think rahm emanuel, joe manchin in this building the other day are telling democrats exactly what to do. find places you can work with trump and separated. when he gets closer and the midterms disseminate. i would find four or five places you can work with a guy. number one he will be open to issues for years now and done and all the sudden may be that parties not bad and should they trip up, then democrats can be an alternative right now they're scaring people and young guys like dave portnoy and joe rogan i'm not a republican but i'm not that. i'm into trump i don't know if i want to be a republican but please don't let me get with

that in the fact is 8020 issues there choosing the 20 that is nuts. it's the naughtiest of the naughty. the thing is my mission in life is not to give democrats advice because are not going to listen to anything i would say but it is true to brian's point years ago bill clinton and al gore chose their spots carefully and wedged into republican issues but by newt gingrich in the whole revolution. those guys came out for welfare they were for welfare reform to cut the capital gains tax they balance the budget that's exactly right. i don't see anybody in today's democratic party remotely touching that kind of operation they rejected moderate democrats. we saw that one kamala harris refused to select josh shapiro as a vice presidential pick and

went with the super woke tim walz instead. the super woke side of the democrat party is controlling them even though there's a reason why they lost so badly in the last election and losing people like joe rogan elon musk they lost them on the issues as well. larry: they love him now they hate him. >> he also hates them they are doubling down. >> that's political schizophrenia. >> they are showing who they are especially when it comes to the opposition of eliminating fraud waste and abuse in the government they are literally holding rallies and singing at the rallies to keep fraud waste and abuse in the departments that every american i don't care for democrat or republican nose wasting our government and they deliver overspending and they support the cuts they may not be listening to all the things that trump is saying and believing it's all fraud waste and abuse but they support the idea that

we need to cut back. >> we have ten seconds left. there has to be ambitious young democrats who understand this and they will come out for it. gavin newsom flip-flopping because he signed legibly into legislation that allow biological men and women sports in california i don't think as much credit. there has to be young ambitious men or women in the democratic party who will understand. >> we hope not. >> donald trump on the flipside has a short window to get prices down get inflation in the right direction, find a way to get peace which is on the track we will see your photo go for wishing in the middle east. if he can do that he could flunk tradition to make it not a bloodbath for the other party but for his party. larry: you better one big beautiful bill i don't know who coined the phrase but it's a good one erica donalds, brian kilmeade i know you're both busy catch one nation with brian kilmeade sundays at 10:00 p.m. eastern on fox news thanks to

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larry: joining us for the congressman cory mills. welcome back to the show. great to see you. i know you're an expert on in many areas including foreign-policy but i want to talk to about one big beautiful bill i want you to tell me where we stand on one big beautiful bill. i want three cheers for the economy and i want the entire deregulation tax cut drill baby drill i want all done and i wanted done as soon as possible, where is it at the house. >> this is a big beautiful bill as you refer to, not only has $2 trillion in deficit reduction but is also going to save a 22% tax site for the average american. it's going to stop small business from going to a 43.4% tax rate is gotta stop for merely half the people that are getting child tax credits from

being cut this is a massive bill $300 billion to the border to secure our border to help her defense this is a bill that will continue to promote the job tax hikes that will allow was disabled with 6 million jobs in total a bill that will give us not just the budget portion but to get us to reconciliation where we can see 1.5 trillion of her tenure cut, 2 trillion what were shooting for in the house this is a big deal and exactly the direction america wants to go with creating economy, securing our borders and making america safe again. larry: you're on a roll i appreciate is the great exposition you walk through. i'm also told that our friendly friends in the freedom caucus are kind of coming along because of the spending cut and because of the doge spending cut that may be greater. i think the politics are very doable. >> are not only doable i was in the meeting at the white house a

few days ago with the president what we talked about with the continuing resolution of creating anomalies for example allowing new programs for the department of defense which the country of defense pete hegseth has been very adamant about. we are moving towards things where we can get to job preservation, we can help secure and save medicare medicaid. we can look at mandatory spending but we can focus on the industrial base and helping american jobs that's what this is about securing the border and helping the american economy. larry: grow the economy 3% plus and help the middle class and the blue-collar middle-class in the low-income and the factories. trump is saying factories one 100% immediate expensing retroactive to generate 20. you know how fabulous that is. >> is a huge thing for helping our economy and industrial base it is helping big. we cannot cut our way out of this we have to grower way out, this is economic growth strategy that president trump has been putting in place and russ about

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larry: one big beautiful bill. going to give us three cheers for the economy. we're not there yet but moving in the right direction and elizabeth macdonald is going to put us over the finish line. liz: yeah, keep the train going, larry, you wait and see the best larry kudlow. terrific interview with linda mcmahon. so good thank you so much welcome to the "evenin