welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. so with an evil tragic terrorist trike in new orleans, all the more important to usher in the trump era, by moving speaker's vote in republican house and certifying the election, and paving the way for mr. trump to hit the ground running on january 20. in a moment we'll lead with speaker mike johnson on this and more, and later we talk with former secretary of state mike pompeo and former speaker of us on newt gingrich, but first up fox news aishah hasnie live on capitol hill with latest on the attacks in new orleans. reporter: from lawmakers, privately, those who are on record there is a lot of frustration about how the fbi missed this guy. sources tell me that fbi told lawmakers today they had zero intelligence on jabbar before the attack. they were not tracking him whatsoever, they believe he was inspired by isis, not directly getting directions from the terrorist organization. jabbar claimed to have joined isis before this summer, posting 5 video on facebook, supporting isis, the

welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. so israel and hamas have reached a ceasefire deal. but are we handcuffing israel in their fight to destroy terrorism? senator john b barrasso on that and trump energy revolution, trump cabinet nominees seem to be sailing through, and are markets ready for "shock and awe" tariff, congressman jim jordan and steve forbes waiting in the wings but first grady trimble. live in washington. on today's hearings, so grady, what happened today? looked pretty good. reporter: most con de contentious of hearings was pam bondi, president trump nominee are in attorney general, democratic questions question how she could serve in the role as she is close friends with president trump. democrats asked her who won 2020 election and grilled her on whether she would use deputy of justice to go after political opponents to which bondi responded she would not be doing that, it has been happening in last 4 years in this administration. she will stop it. senator marco rubio and sean duffy received bipartisan praise at their hearings to be confirmed as secretar

welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. so unfortunately wildfires still raging in california.hen again mr. president trump goes to washington, we'll talk about it in a moment with congressman wesley hunt, we have senators mike crapo and steve daines, and economist said he seems a trump boom. but first up, tough stuff, max gorden is live in pacific palisades, california on the wildfires, max. rough story. reporter: 5 wildfires burning uncontrolled across southern california. we are standing in aftermath of the palisades fire. you can see how it has destroyed this mobile home park. this fire has destroyed 11800 acres, to east of us eaton fire killed 2 people. it is burned 10600 acres. these fires have been fed by strong santa ana wind, in one case one gust was 100 miles per hour, up to 60 miles per hour are expected through tomorrow. this firefight is not done yet. larry: thank you very much max gorden. >> tune in to fox business tomorrow morning 4 to 6 a.m. we'll have special live coverage of the california wildfires. by our team over at fox weather. we thank them. up next, fox

welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow.o pete hegseth delivered president trump's big win today on capitol hill. in his cop hearing for secretary of defense, we'll have reaction from senator kevin cramers with derrick van orden and we have house majority leader steve scalise, byron donalds and claudia tenney. but first, pete hegseth shined today. that is the subject of the riff. pete hegseth shined today in his 4 hu hour plus hearing to pe become secretary of defense, talking about his mission to restore warrior eths on to pentagon. >> when president trump chose me for this position primary charge he gave me to bring warrior culture back to the department of defense, he like me wants a pentagon laser focused on lethality, meritocracy, war fighting accountability and readiness. he believes, i agree, that time to give someone with dust on his boots the helm, a change agent. >> rather than another but c bureaucrat or high ranking general, mr. pete hegseth would be a soldier emphasizing his dust to boots experience in battlefie

welcome to kudlow, i 'm larry kudlow i'm larry kudlow. already, president trump has already started using the tariff weapon and more is coming, you can bet on it we have an exclusive first interfew, with kevin hassett, brand-new direct or of the national economic counsel in white house. and we have also art laffer and steve moore, they will critique him, and cia admits covid likely came from wuhan lab, senator joni ernst on that but first jacqui heinrich at the white house. reporter: colombia president, really did an about-face and backed down, offering his presidential plane to repatriate deportees. there was a slate of familiar sanctions and travel bans and government officials that brought the standoff to an end. congcongresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez while this was playing out jumped at chance to criticize president trump, posting remember we pay the tariffs not colombia, trump is about making inflation worse, he is lining pockets of himself and billionaire class, "new york post" headline that followed, aoc roasted over post about

welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. so historic day as president trump's election was certified by congress. vice president kamala harris had the great pleasure of presiding over her own defeat. also mr. trump come out fu force in support of one big beautiful bill, which he renamed one big powerful bill. power is an important analogue to mr. trump. in a moment we hear from senator ted cruz. then house ways and means chair jason smith but first one big beautiful bill, the subject of the riff. a big moment today, perhap two. first certainly, congress certified president-elect trump's eel open victory,ta. mr. trump create could a working class coalition, hispanic-americans could black americans, asian-americans, muslim mu-americans, young people, union members women. that could well change face of american politics for at least a generation, mr. trump turned the g.o.p. into the party of working folks, he will promote america first policies be they lower taxes, reciprocal fair trade tariffs, border closing, unleashing energ

welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. so, president trump today gave another 70 minute news -- conference, pulling no punches, agree land, panama canal, the gulf of america. tommy tuberville will join us and newt gingrich waiting in the wings, but first guff the gulf of america sounds perfect, that is the subject of the riff. so let's start right there, ggulf of america it was the gulf of mexico that was named in 16 century before united states of america even existed. gulf of mexico sounds outdated. mr. trump said gulf of america has a big beautiful ring to it. sounds like his endorsement of one big beautiful budget bill to cut taxes and seal tthe border. but speaking of ceiling the border, does not sound like mexican president sheinbaum has done much to help u.s. sseal the border. he threatened a 25% tariff on mexico if they don't cooperate and repeated that the today, what happened to monroe doctrine? that was codified over 200 years ago. but u.s. will not permit european interference in llatin america, you toss in the

larry: hello, folks, welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. wild fires raging in california but then again mr. trump goes to washington. we're going to talk about it in a moment with congressman wesley hunt, plus we have senators mike krapo and steve danes in the show and saying he sees a trump boom to close out the decade. how about that? going for california and wild fires and max, rough story, what do you have? reporter: absolutely, larry. five wild fires are burning uncontrolled across southern california and we are standing in the aftermath of the palisades fire. you can see how it's destroyed this mobile home park. currently this fire destroyed 11,800 acres to the east of us, the eaton fire killed two people and it's burned 10,600 acres and these fires have been fed by strong santa ana winds and in one case, one gust was measured at 100 miles per hour and gusts of up to 60 miles per hour expected through tomorrow and this fire fight. larry: tune into fox business from 4 to 6:00 a.m. and live coverage from the california wild fires and ou

kudlow is next. larry: hello folks welcome to kudlow i'm larry kudlow. all right, the nightmare wildfires in california may be finally slowing down a bit. meanwhile mr. trump wins on his one big beautiful bill, even liberal ceo's are now pouring money into his inauguration. biden lawfare is reduced to something called unconditional discharge and there may even be a trump effect in today's stronger than expected jobs report. we'll have more on all this with john carney and brian brenberg in just a moment or two, but first up, our own max gordon, live in pacific palisades, california on the wildfires. max, what can you tell us today? reporter: hey there, larry. the community of pacific palisades is essentially been turned into a moon scape. house after house, block after block obliterated and turned to ash by this fire. we're sitting at about 36,000 acres to give you some perspective, that's twice the size of the island of manhattan. meanwhile, the human toll continues to climb here, 10 people confirmed dead in these wildfires, but luckily firefighters are

welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. so, with an evil and tragic terror strike in new orleans, it's all the more important to usher in the trump era by moving the speaker's vote in the republican house then certifying the election and paving the way for mr. tram top hit the ground running on january 20th. just a moment, we'll lead with speaker mike johnson on all this and more and then later talking to former secretary of state mike pompeo and newt gingrich and aishah hasnie live on cap hill what. what do you have? reporter: larry, lawmakers willing to go on the record and there's a lot of frustration about how the fbi missed this guy so sources are telling me that the fbi told lawmakers today they had zero intelligence on jabbar before the attack and they were not tracking him and they believe he was inspired by isis and not directly getting directions from the terrorists organizations. what we know about him at this hour. jabbar claimed to have joined isis before this summer and posted five videos on facebook supportin

welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. well, donald trump's defense secretary nominee pete hegseth heads into his confirmation hearing with very strong momentum behind him, and we have some breaking news on that, really breaking news from fox news digital. alts senator tommy tuberville and marsha blackburn on mr. trump's 100 planned executive orders on inauguration day. but first up, our own max gordon live in pacific palisades, california, with the latest on the wild fires there. max, any better news today? reporter: better news, larry, fire fighters are getting a handle on some of the fires and 14% containment on the palisades fire and up around 30 or so% containment but still you see widespread destruction like this all over pacific palisades and communities here in the los angeles area and there is another threat on the way. a pds, particularly dangerous situation according to national weather service with winds between 45 and 70 miles per hour. very strong winds that's going to be very challenging for fire fighters an

welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. well donald trump's defense secretary nominee pete hegseth heads to his confirmation hearing with very strong momentum. and we have some breaking news on that. really. from fox news digital. we also have senator tommy tuberville joining us to talk about it. but we have senator marsha blackburn. but first max gorden is live in pacific palisades, california, with the latest on the wildfires there. ccan -- any better news today. reporter: firefighters are starting to get a handle on some of the fires, 14% containment on palisades fire, eaton fire 30%, you see widespread destruction like this all over pacific palisades and communities here, there is another threat on the way, a particularly dangerous situation according donational weather service with winds between 45-75 miles per hour. very strong winds that will be very challenging for the firefighters any spark can light an inferno, but help has arrived. you can see down below the statementing area for palisades fire. we have seen engi

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welcome to kudlow, i'm larry kudlow. paid hegseth delivered a big win on capitol hill for secretary of defense and reaction from secretary kevin cramer in the room and congressman and navy seal derrick van ordin and bionn donalds and claude >> tenny waiting in -- claudia tenney waiting in the wings and a trump bump from small business and first up, pete hegseth shined today and that's the subject of the riff. pete hegseth shined today in four hour plus hearing to become secretary of defense. right off the top. he talked about his mission to restore the warrior ethos to the pentagon and rebuild the military and reestablish deterrence on the scene. >> president trump chose me for this position and primary charge he gave me was to bring the warrior culture back to the department of defense. he, like me, wants a pentagon, laser focused, on lethality, meritocracy, war fighting, accountability, and readiness. he believes, and i humbly agree, that it's time to give someone with dust on his boots the helm. a change agent. larry:

kudlow is next. larry: hello, folks, welcome to kudlow, i'm larry kudlow. israel and hamas reached a cease-fire deal and are we handcuffing israel in fight to destroy terrorism? senator john barrasso on that and trump energy revolution in just a moment. meanwhile trump cabinet nominee seem to be sailing through and then are markets ready for shock and awe tariff and congressman jim jordan and steve forbes waiting in the wings and first up grady trimble on what happened today exactly. looks pretty good to me. >> larry, by far the most contentious of the hears is pam bondi. she's president elect trump's nominee for attorney general and democratic senators questioned how to serve in this role since she's close friends with trump though republicans pointed out it would be foolish not to pick someone they're close with. democrats also asked repeatedly who won the 2020 election and grilled her on whether she'd use the department of justice to go after political o points such as liz cheney to which bondi responded no, she wouldn't be doing that. that's what's been

welcome to kudlow, i'm lar ry kudlow. so game, set, match, smooth sales for all of president trump's nominees, and treasury man scott bessent joined ship. joe biden does not like tech oligarchs because they are flocking to trump. >> senator rand paul to cut spending and senator markwayne mull mullin on tell create's hypocrisy, but first up, grady trimble is live in washington, what is cooking. reporter: it is cold outside, comfortable here, i will start with trump's pick to lead treasury department, scott bessent who fended off attacks today from democrats over president trump's plans to implement tariffs, cut government spending and make 2017 tax cuts permanent. >> if we do not renew and extend, then we will be facing an economic calamity and as always, with financial instability, that falls on the middle and working class people. reporter: democrats accuse bessent of working for wealthy, going after some of trump's guests at the inauguration. >> you have three people on top mr. musk, mr. bezos and mr. zuckerberg who are

david: hello welcome to special kudlow i'm david asman in for larry kudlow. so today of is last day of 2024, it means there is just 20 more days until president-elect donald trump takes office there are a lot of things that need to get done on i do one,ic tech -- day one, extentses that cuts in our minds at top of list and there is a crucial house speaker vote friday. , is president trump's endorsement of mike johnson enough to get him over the finish line, we will talk with house members in a couple moments but first grady trimble is live if dc. with the latest. reporter: those tax cuts that president-elect trump rushe -- ushered in first term will expire one year from today that is setting up a huge battle on capitol hill for the new year, house, ways and means chair jason smith is trying tech is try doing to explain impact that lets them lax would mean on everyday americans, a 22% increase. that would compound the pain of inflation, particularly for lower income americans. getting those tax cuts, tented is high up on house speaker mike johnson legislative

welcome to kudlow. so a historic day as president trump's election was certified by congress and vice president kamala harris had the great pleasure of presiding over her own defeat. also, mr. trump has come out full force in support of one big beautiful bill which he has renamed one big powerful bill. in fact, power is an important analog to mr. trump. in a moment we'll hear from senator ted cruz and then house ways and means chair jason smith but first up, one big beautiful bill. that's the subject of the rif. so a big moment in history today. perhaps two big moments. first, certainly, congress certified president-elect donald trump's decisive election victory. he carried the popular vote and all of the swing states. mr. trump created a working class coalition, hispanic-americans, black-americans, asian-americans, muslim-americans, young people, union members, women, it's a coalition that may well change the face of the american politics for at least a generation as mr. trump has turned the gop into t

"kudlow" is next. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm a larry kudlow. deportation rates across the country, meanwhile -- raids across the country, mean meanwhile president trump laying out his economic prosper ity man. dei is dead and, i'm sorry, democrats, elon musk is no nazi. we're going to have senators mike lee, cynthia lummis and tim sheehy all a on all these subjects. first up though, fox news' bill melugin live in boston on the trump i.c.e. raids. will -- bill, this is some story. what's cooking? >> reporter: hey, larry, good afternoon to you with. well, in the early days of this new trump administration, i.c.e. officials tell me they're taking what they call a worst first approach, and that means they're going after the worst of the worst criminal alien offenders first. and we were granted exclusive access the join i.c.e. here in the sanctuary city of boston as they went out onto the streets and enforced immigration law. take a look. >> good morning, everyone. >> reporter: it's a frigid 5 degrees in the predawn hours just outside of boston wher

welcome to kudlow, i'm l arry kudlow. so unfortunately nightmare in california continues. but better new, president-elect trump in washington seems to be getting his one big beautiful bill. senators bill hagerty and dan s sullivan will join us. but, congressman greg steube and robert o'brien waiting in the wings to talk about green land going maga. first, max gorden live in malibu, california. in the terrible wildfires. what is the situation, is it getting any better? reporter: well, larry, we have a grisly update. the l.a. county sheriff office confirmed human remains have been found in house that burn the down behind me, sheriff deputies responded last night to a welfare check, the remains were found. if true, this is the first death associated with the palisades fire. just an awful -- a lot of member of media gathered because of this discover, from where we are on pch, you can see the destruction. laying out. burnt palm trees and million dollar homes. once beautiful stretch of roadway now a hell scape to east of us eaton fire bunches, 5 people confirmed dead, deputies t

kudlow is next. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. kristi noem joined dramatic ice deportation raids in new york city, that was this morning. what she told her staff moments ago. take a listen. >> permission is big and it's vast. i know you approach with a seriousness of what it requires and walking alongside all of you as you do your work every day to make sure not only do you accomplish your job and do it with excellence, but that you have the assurance that your families will be safe also and we leave this country save for our kids and grand kids far into the future. larry: all right. very, very good message there. episcopal will have more -- emily compagno will have more later on in the show. first up, ice news aishah hasnie live in doral, florida, and keeps getting the best assign el pasos in the florida sunshine. good, high supra aural headphones. tell us how -- go ahead, aishah, and tell us how difficult it is to be done there. reporter: i'm a very lucky girl, larry. we're making news and house leadership is down here and pushi

welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow.s in and president trump has already fundamentally transferring our entire government at warp speed. it's like bidenomics but in reverse. we'll break it all down in just a moment with steve forbes and very own taylor riggs and if that's not enough, our very own charles payne. plus, folks, a sweeping change in american foreign policy and talking to new house foreign affairs chair mr. brian mast and chump's war on sanctuary cities with senate judiciary chair chuck grassley and first up, edward lawrence live at the white house. edward, so what do you make up today, edward? what's happening down here? reporter: boy, can we try ask keep up is the issue here. two full days in the trump administration and companies are starting to flock and want to invest in the united states and latest announcement is star gate and data centers that will be based in texas and dealing with artificial intelligence on the first investment to this is $100 billion and that investment is today to expand to $500 bi

welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. president trump started using the tariff weapon. we have an exclusive interview with kevin hassett and brand new director of a national economic council in the white house just sworn in and then all star economist art laffer and steve miller going to critique him and great fun and cia admitting that covid likely came from a wuhan lab. more on that but first, jacqui heinrich at the white house. jacqui, what's cooking? >> offering the presidential plane to repatriate de-portanova tees and president trump threatened crushing tariffs that would have started at 25% and increase to 55% in a week and a slate of financial sanctions and travel bans and some government officials that basically brought this standoff to an end but congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez while all this was playing out, jumped at the chance to criticize president trump posting we pay the tariffs and not columbia and trump all about making inflation worse for working class is and not better and lining the pockets of the billionaire class. the headline that followed

welcome to requested with kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.resident trump today gave another 70-minute news conference, pulling to punches. greenland, panama canal, the gulf of america. it was a big, beautiful news conference. senators tommy tuberville and tim sheehy will join us on all that in just a moment p. plus, newt gingrich is going to be waiting in the wings. but first up, the gulf with of america sounds just perfect to me, and that's the subject of the are riff. ♪ larry: so let's start right there, gulf of america. of it was, of course, the gulf of mexico. but that was named in the 16th century before the united states of america even exist exist -- existed. so gulf of mexico sounds rather outdate to me. it's time for a change. so mr. trump basically said gulf of america has a big, beautiful ring to it. sounds a lot like his endorsement of winning big, beautiful budget bill to cut taxes and if seal the border. speaking of sealing the border, doesn't sound at all like mexican president sheinbaum has yet done very much to to help the u.

larry: hello, folks, welcome to kudlow, i'm larry kudlow. it was high noon drama in the house where mike johnson was reelected speaker by a cat's whisker. we'll talk to senator chuck grassley and house gop chair lisa mcclain and ke kellyanne conway and others in just a few moments. first jump in with a quick recap from fox news aishah hasnie live from capitol hill. virginia foxx fell badly, bleeding, something or other. can you help us on that? reporter: yes, you know, larry, in the capitol there's all these marble floors and it gets slippery and we're hearing that virginia foxx took a tumble down steps and her head was bleeding apparently. she is conscious, she is speaking. apparently they have paramedics on the way to help her so she's going to get treatment and they're kind of cordoning off the area and she's in good hands and being taken care of again and awake and talking and she did take a slip and fell in those steps. reporter: yeah, turns out, larry, the man that closed the deal for speaker mike johnson was none other than the presid

kudlow is next. larry: hello, folks, welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. so, two days in and president trump already fundamentally transforming our entire government at warp speed. it's like bidenomics but in reverse. we're going to break it all down in just a moment with steve forbes and our very own taylor riggs and if that weren't enough, our very own charles payne. plus, folks, a sweeping change in american foreign policy. we're going to talk to new house foreign affairs chair mr. brian nast and trump's war on sanctuary cities with chuck grassley but first up, edward lawrence live at the white house. edward, so what are you making up today, edward? what's happening down there? reporter: yeah, boy, can we try and keep up is the issue here. larry, yeah, you said it, two full days into the trump administration and companies are flocking in to invest in the united states. the latest announcement is star gate and data centers based in texas dealing with artificial intelligence. the first investment to this is $100 billion. that investment is today and it'll

welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow.s so president trump comes out with an avalanche of executive orders and reforms on day one. he's got optimism, energy, confidence, unprecedented popularity. he's persuading people we really can be a shining city on the hill once again. and the trump bump is back in the markets. 500 points plus stock rally today. so we've got senators ted cruz and tommy tuberville, senator marsha blackburn on all that and more in just a few moments. we'll be talking to john carney and dan clifton who'll give us a quick primer on these canadian, mexican tariffs that could kick in in just two weeks or less. but first, fox news' aishah hasnie if live on capitol hill. aishah, trump meeting with the congressional leaders, how'd that go? [laughter] >> reporter: well, it's still ongoing, and we actually have a picture up at the white house waiting for these folks to come out of the oval office. i was in the elevator, larry, with some of these folks from senate gop leadership as they made their way to the whit

welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. we're live from the capital one arena in washington dc.sident trump sworn in and a historic day marking a his torring comeback by mr. trump and historic transformation coming from the popular mandates for change. moi big take today god save trump and america for a reason. that's the subject of the riff. is ♪ the golden age of america begins right now from this day forward our country will flourish and be respected all over the world and so began president trump's inauguration speech and reached up to the presidency after losing in 2020 and this deemed the greatest political comeback in american history. >> we'll give the restoration and revolution of common sense. larra rhode islander all right, it's the national success and transformational tide of change. and sweeping through the country. mr. trump attempts to take back control of the panama canal and the enroachment through central and south america. right off the bat, trump is rolling out a couple of hundred shock and awe executive orders to close the border and reopen energy. time and

welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. treasuryman scott bessent joined the ship and they don't like trump oligarch and senator rand paul here to cut spending and senator mark wayne mullins on democrat policy and first up grady trimble live in washington where he's probably freezing. grady, what's cooking? reporter: the treasury department and scott bessent fending off and trump's plans to implement tariffs and cut government spending and make the 2017 tax cuts permanent. >> if we do not renew and extend then we will be facing an economic calamity and as always, with financial instability, that falls on the middle and working class people. reporter: democrats are accusing bessent for middle and working class but for the wealthy specifically going after some of trump's guests at inauguration. >> three people on top, mr. musk, mr. bezos and mr. zuckerberg worth almost a trillion dollars, more than half of the bottom of our society. s. >> the three billionaires that you list that had all made the money themselves. reporter: t

larrey: hello, folks, welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. president trump is on his way to california. perhaps ready to fix gavin newsom's wild fire disaster caused by newsom's climate socialism. we'll see about all that. plus, mr. trump puts america first back on the world stage and ends 60 years of racial preferences and dei. we'll have senator schmidt joining us in just a moment. newt gingrich and great congresswoman claudia tenney in the wings and we have fox news peter doocy live at the white house. peter, what's cooking? reporter: thanks, larry. president trump is telling us he thinks the key to lowering inflation is lowering the cost of oil, and he's telling us that is something he plans to press opec about. >> when the oil comes down, it'll bring down prices and won't have inflation and n interest rate wills come down. reporter: the president thinks he can end the war in ukraine in 24 ho ho hours and now does soue a first 100 days goal and keith kellogg will be in charge and they'll threaten putin with economic pain. >> approach to w

kudlow picks up coverage from here. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm larry kudlow. we're here live from the capital one arena in washington dc. donald trump sworn in today as the 47th president of the united states much his toric day marking a historic comeback by mr. trump, and a historic transformation coming from mr. trump's enormous popular mandates for change. so my big take today: god save trump and america for a reason. that's the subject of the riff. >> this day forward going for them to be respected all other the world and inauguration speech going to reach up for the presidency after losing in 2020 and this being the greatest political comeback in american history. mr. trump was calling his second term a revolution of common sense. take a listen. >> today i will sign a series of historic executive orders with these actions we will begin the complete restoration of america and the revolution of common sense. larry: calling it a new era of national success and transformation tide of change that will sweep through the country. in some sense imitating teddy ro

david: hello, everyone welcome to a special edition of kudlow. i'm david asman in for larry kudlow. well, the countdown to inauguration day, we are just three days away from president trump's return to the white house, and his nominees are just sailing right through their confirmation hearings while the president-elect is reportedly preparing a slew of executive orders on the very first day. that be monday. so, what will day one look like for americans and are democrats going to play ball at all with president trump this time around? we'll be talking about that and much more with texas congressman wesley hunt but first our edward lawrence is live at the white house with the details of what they are preparing for. it's a lot, edward. reporter: and it is. and its all been thrown up in the air. present trump says it'll all be inside and the last time the swearing in was inside the u.s. capitol was in 1985 the second reagan term. now the reason its moving inside, also the capitol parade, the presidential parade will be inside capitol one. last time that we had a swearing in inside the c

welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. so unfortunately the nightmare in california continues, but better news, president elect trump in washington seems to be getting his one, big beautiful bill. senators bill hagerty and dan sullivan will join us in just a few moments plus congressman greg steube and robert o'brian talking about greenland going maga and max gordon live in california in the middle of the terrible wild fires. what's the situation, max? they're not getting any better. reporter: larry, there's a grizzly update to share. the la county sheriff's office confirmed that human remains have been found in the house that burned downright behind me. sheriff's deputy seizure disorderses responded last night to a -- deputies responded to a welfare check and remains were found. these would be the first deaths associated with the palisades fire. just an awful instance here and where we're standing along the pacific coast highway, you can see the destruction just laying out behind me, burnt palm trees, burnt out million do

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that's all for us we will see you next wee >> hello folks welcome to kudlow i'm larry kudlow.as have reached a cease-fire deal. but are we hand cuffing israel and their fight to destroy terrorism? senator john barrasso on that and the trump energy revolution in jus

the fact is, everybody lies about sex, including larry kudlow.ll denies still denies that long weekend we shared in monaco. >> yikes. harold, do you see this as any other way than unfair treatment? >> oh my gosh, no, i think i'm just listening to my friend's take on this, trying to move on. >> harold, you're thinking about kudlow. >> i think you guys thought you were exclusive. >> we all are. >> i thought two things. first, this this decision to for the sentencing was appealed by president trump to the supreme court. the supreme court, in a54 decision, said that the process will move forward, including john roberts and amy coney barrett siding with the majority. it was a one page, one page decision. two i thought president trump's reaction to that decision was pretty remarkable. i thought it was. he showed incredible restraint and i think showed the confidence of someone who believes that all of this will be overturned on appeal. i'm certain he does not want to go in and be sworn in with this hanging over him. but our process works. and if, if yo

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in fact, everybody lies about sex, including larry kudlow, still denies that one weekend we shared inld, do you see this as any other way than unfair treatment? >> harold: oh, my gosh. just listening to my friends take on this peered. >> sandra: trying to move on. >> greg: if you are thinking about kudlow. >> jesse: thought you were exclusive. >> sandra: we all are. >> harold: two things. this decision for the sentencing was appealed by president trump to the supreme court. the supreme court in a 5-4 decision said the process will move forward, including john roberts and amy coney barrett siding with the majority. it was a one-page decision. two, i thought president trump's reaction to that decision was pretty remarkable. i thought he showed incredible restraint, and i think showed the comp confidence of someone o believes all of this will be overturned on appeal's. i'm sure he does not want to be sworn in with this hanging over him, but our process works, and if you believe andy mccarthy, jonathan turley, and some of the other great legal experts, including shannon bream, on our netw

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welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow.fense secretary nominee pete hegseth heads into his confirmation hearing with very strong momentum behind him, and we have some breaking news on that, really breaking news from fox news digital. alts senator tommy tuberville

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here he is with larry kudlow yesterday. >> i think it's going to be okay, larry.ll have maybe one no vote. i think. i think we get it done on the first round. i'm a proven fighter. i'm a maga con conservative. i can get everyone in the broad array we have in the house gop to work together. that's what's necessary in the days ahead. ja.cheryl: johnson meeting mems with the house freedom caucus on thursday. still, some lawmakers are not ready to commit. watch. >> are you undecided right now? >> i will make a decision tomorrow. but we have to have the speaker discuss some things and a lot of things we agreed. >> i'm undecided. >> what do you need to hear still? >> we're talking about that now. >> can you be a little more specific? >> no, i'll tell you, it's normal things you report on, fiscal discipline, secure the border, pass reconciliation, pass tax cuts and jobs act, pass the 19 other appropriation bills on time. cheryl: joining me is texas congressman, august pfluger, the incoming chairman of the republican study committee and a member of the house homeland secu

larry kudlow was quoted in the story, our esteemed colleague, and he makes good points.market policies could help tax receipts come into deal with the deficit, unleash the doge boys, elon and vivek to start cutting waste. that could help. be the salesman that you are, donald trump. because remember bond market works on perception. tell the market we get it. we're looking to cut stuff, and i think that's where we're going with this. if he does that, he might be able to put the genie back in the bottle. the bond market vigilantes look, right now, just to get started, and then they will blame trump obviously but i am telling you. i'm not saying none of it is his fault or worry about tariffs. i really do believe trump will do tariffs sort of strategically. that's what he did the first time, but really this spending and biden has already blown through, this is fascinating. byron donalds who turned me on to this story a long time bond trader, puts out the bear traps report used to work at lehman brothers so he knows a little bit of financial crisis, he said biden has already b

david: hello, everyone welcome to a special edition of kudlow. i'm david asman in for larry kudlow. are just three days away from president trump's return to the white house, and his nominees are just sailing right through their confirmation hearing