i don't know if you heard it or not, steve moore. great ted cruz, the conservative ted cruz, the brilliant ted cruz, argued with me to wants two or three bills, can't get it done in one bill and it's not important and we'll get to the taxes when we can get to them and i don't agree with all respect for ted cruz, a genuine conservative. i don't understand it, steve moore. >> well i want to tell your viewers a quick story about what happened in 2017. you hint at this on this earlier in the show, but do you remember december 2022, 2017, larry when you and i got an emergency call from mitch mcconnell saying we don't have enough votes for our tax bill and we had to go pounding on the doors of five or six republican senators trying to get and persuade them this was an important thing to do and so my point is, we came within an eye lash of not getting that historic tax bill done. i don't want to live through that again. i want to get this done. i think did jason say he thought we could do it by memorial day? i'll take it. memorial day, we'r

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 colombia tariffs and coffee prices that aged like milk. >> we reestablished law and order to get violent criminals h out, you saw when colombian president sort of pushed back on that, the american people have spoken on this we'll depart people who are here, illegally. reporter: house speaker mike johnson said trump's handling on thi

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would that matter steve moore?art is putting something over on us, but think it through. >> we have been talking about this, the point is that he wants to bring down total tax rate that people at top are paying that the incentive size them to work more. i would say, that about ale -- most of people who take this tax break, remember 91% of americans no longer itemize their deductions for majority of people in new york it say meaningless thing. and i don't understand rational for having it. i can live with increasing deduction from 10 to 20 thousand, i think art has an interesting idea, but bringing it back or 200 thousand limit is unsame una unacceptable to me. >> "wall street journal" editorial, published, i'm two years ago -- i think two years ago, if you live in new york city, your top state and local tax rate is 14.8%. if you live in miami your top state and local tax rate is 0. that is correct. steve moore, you got it right, you got one right today, the de debt thing, you blew it but you got it right, it is tru

steve moore, thanks very, very much. >> thank you, larry. kellyanne conway, former counselor to president trump in his first term e host of here's the deal with kellyanne on fox nation. let me see, kellyanne, she's coming into view. there she s. almost as bad as milwaukee, but at least it's not acid rock. this is nice music, patriotic music, kellyanne. thanks for doing this. give me your first take away from mr. trump's inauguration speech today. what comes to mind? >> whole, this wasn't a list of campaign promises baa blueprint of trump's second term and moving with urgency and executing on some of the big priorities: border, energy security and dominance and foreign engagement. isn't it nice to know who's in charge of the white house? for four years you've been wondering who is the president? who's been acting like the president of the united states? when donald trump is in the oval office, there's absolutely no confusion as to who's in charge. larry: mr. trump wasn't president till s noon today but he was the one that throve through the h

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treasury, and steve moore, host of moore money, wabc radio with, co-author of "the trump economic miraclee laid down the law, steve moore, i'm just saying. and i want the add one thing that i had in the riff, the european union's tariffs are, on average, 50% higher than american tariffs. you know, with bumping your head against a brick wall, i tried in the first term along with lighthizer and many others, so mr. trump laid down the law. you come here, invest in pus, we'll give you a 15% tax rate a, but it you don't, we're going to fight back. what to do you make of it? >> that speech was an economic miracle, larry. i've been waiting 30 years for a president to make that speech and, you know, to look at the impressions on the faces of these your crow bureaucrats was -- euro bureaucrats was a sight to behold. [laughter] they were gasping for air. i didn't agree with everything in the speech, but i did love the ten of it, that i'm going to do -- the tone of it. i love the idea, he said, look, we're not doing the green new deal anymore, we're not doing the paris climate accord anymore, we're

art laffer and steve moore, thank you very, very much.o president trump in his first term, host of here's the deal with kellyanne on fox nation. let me see dellly anne. she's coming in to view. there she s. almost as bad as milwaukee but not acid rock. it was sort of nice and patriotic music. thanks for doing this. give me your first take away from mr. trump's inauguration speech today. what comes to mind. >> what cops to minds is that it was not a list of campaign prosperities. it's a blueprint for president trump and he's the architect of second term moving with lacquerty and urgency and executing on the big priorities and boarder and energy security and dominance. isn't it nice knowing who's in the white house. >> going for donald trump and there's no confusion as to who's in charge. larra rhode islander one thing we haven't talked about is foreign policy and mr. trump may not have been president till 12, noon today, but he was the one that drove through the hostages and ceasefire and i think he's already made a bunch and he's on the p

and different from 10 or 15 years ago and steve moore, last few seconds. is up in the air. >> trump has a voter mandate to do it and taxpayer play ago $3,000 tax increase for this not getting done and you made the point week after week, the longer we wait and more risk this doesn't get done, the more it hurts the economy. first 100 days or at least 150 days, i'm with trump and he's got to have a bill to sign by memorial day. larry: well, i hope the dural conference comes out with one big beautiful bill and extend the existing tax cuts and extend them and get that all out of the way. perhaps we can look at that . negotiate and negotiate aid in that trade bill and that tax bill aid. okay, leaving aid for now. >> california for sure. larry: assistance. that may be. sorry, i didn't understand. that's right. >> we need the votes and they need the bill. larry: carrots and sticks and i agree. gavin newsom enjoys carrots and sticks. art and steve, thank you. coming up on kudlow, president trump suggests sending irs agents to help down at the border. well, here, wh

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we now all on the agenda, and all on what can be done on a federal level, steve moore. know you've got lots of different people with different priorities you've got new york and california lawmakers want the salt deduction back in place, i have been saying for awhile they are holding congress hostage to getting anything done, do you lose their vote if not in big bill beginning of the year or or like defense spending energy permitting. >> great.by the way, i think there is nothing more absurd in a tax entire tax code saying a lot than salt deduction preposterous we should be giving millionaires he billionaires wall street hollywood silicon valley biggest tax break because they live in high tax states, cities it makes no sense, so i don't see in fact if i had i would get rid deduction entirely we've been pushing go ahead rid of corporates why should corporates be able to deduct 8 to 10 revenues in northeast in house of representatives say they won't vote for this bill unless they get some salt because this is affecting people in those districts, but look. i want to be opt

we're going to talk to steve moore about that.obviously very tight with the trillionth. -- with the president. they've had a lot of conversations about how to tackle inflation. in one thinks this can happen in a quick amount of time, but president trump says he's the guy to do it. we'll see if he can bring down prices. we mentioned lee greenwood coming up, the the governor of louisiana, jeff landry, is here. we have a lot to the talk to with him and a whole lot of others. this is, like, just washington bonanza here. john: it really is. and taking a look, again, at the backdrop behind us here. unfortunately, today won't be using this for the actual inauguration -- laugh monomonda- [laughter] monday, tomorrow afternoon at 12, with but we get a chance to look at it all amp. sandra: it really is lovely. and great to be with you, john. >> president trump is going to deliver on if many of the promises that he made to them within the first 24 hours of his taking back to value office. sandra: all right. president-elect trump if his team a

i might want to add that steve moore recently had an op-ed in the wall street journal where he arguedd of the various deductions and have a universal tax rate of 15% that's applied to income at all different levels as well as corporate profits. and of course, by simplifying the tax code you get rid of the tax attorneys and tax accountants and you spend less time doing your taxes and it makes all of us -- cheryl: that sounds nice. the cynic in me says it would never happen, having a flays tax. it goes to the restructuring we might see with the irs or other federal agencies in particular. >> steve moore's main issue. drain the swamp, these kind of f something you say, stephen moore writes washington is getting rich at the expense of everyone. thithree of the five wealthiest counties in the country are around washington, d.c. he goes on to say look at the buildings the taxpayer keeps open when the federal workforce is not in them five days a week and they're making average salaries he says of $150,000. that's what he meant by drain the swamp. cheryl: some of those, tiffany, some pundits

game, set, match hawaii do you think, steve moore? >> couldn't agree more.dn't lay a glove on me and these are all got ya moments and look -- got cha moments and we were friends with them and fantastic guy and financial wizard but kind of new to the game of politics and fact this is a contact sport. but they could not lay a glove on them, they tried but calm, i loved his demeanor. overriding theme was perfect and we've got to pass the trump tax cut extension or have a economic crisis and average family will pay $3,000 more tax as year and stick with that message. >> no, they're waiting for republicans in congress to work that out. >> he said i saw a couple of people i awarded the medal of freedom to and that shut up bernie but i'm sorry. larry: you're in favor of one, big, beautiful bill. >> of course. larry: may not get the tax cuts soon and may not get them at all. not getting tax cuts soon and not getting blue collar boom this year. >> we will have one of the biggest tax increases ever and as we found out the left wing tax policy center said that 65% of a

mike: visiting senior fellow in economics at the heritage foundation steve moore joins me now. kind of dizzy from all this stuff. by the way, it's not the first -- you guys keep -- it's not the first 100 day, it's the first 100 hours. i've never seen anything quite like it. mike: how does in this may out between president trump and fed chair powell as it relates to interest rates? >> well, look, it's no secret these two haven't gotten along very well. and trump, of course, was the one with nominated fed chair jerome powell in the first place. but, you know, in my opinion, i think he hasn't been very good on the job. he's the one who let inflation go up to over 9% when biden was president, and it's just been kind of a herky-jerky monetary policy. so the big question is will donald trump replace jerome powell before his term is up in 14 months or so. i don't know the answer to that. he's been jawboning the chairman to get out. he'd like to replace him. i think -- i'm going to to make a prediction if though, i think he's going to let powell serve his term and then replace him early

joining me right now to discuss further, cnn law enforcement contributor steve moore. steve, great to see you. so on that last bit with the new orleans mayor requesting more tactical expert input. this week. she says, what would that constitute? would it mean bringing in certain personnel? would it mean reevaluating what they have in place? what does this mean? >> well, the fbi has some pretty sophisticated infrastructure protection programs that are nationwide. they will assist, um, power plants. cities, um, any airports, anybody who feels that they may have some vulnerabilities. and the fbi will assist you in that. even even private companies who are part of the fbi's. uh, program. so that would involve, obviously, fbi personnel coming out and and, uh, evaluating not just bourbon street, but all of the locations in new orleans, which might be vulnerable. >> sure. and that should be proactive. the mayor was saying this is ahead of the super bowl that new orleans is hosting, as well as mardi gras activities and even their parades this week. now to the investigation of t

as there had been warnings and we had the incident as well in germany just a few weeks ago. >> steve mooree will leave it there for now. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> now our coverage of the terror attack in new orleans continues in just a moment. we're learning new details about the suspect and where federal authorities are focusing their investigation. stay with us. is here. >> the undead plague carrier. nosferatu. >> we are now playing only in theaters. special engagements in dolby and imax. >> looking for ways to keep active and mobile? try pentrex. pentrex is different than other products with no greasiness irritation or unpleasant odors. made with unique ingredients, its 100% satisfaction guaranteed. pentrex. the number one online rated joint and muscle cream. >> celebrate mouthwatering moments with omaha steaks end of season event. for a limited time, we're offering 50% off site wide. that's 50% off all your favorites. this is the best time to save big and enjoy the taste of guaranteed perfection. what better way to celebrate than with a rich, decadent quality of something you kn

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jobs added in november than previously reported, former trump campaign senior economic advisor steve moore andy puzder, great to see you, thank you so much for being here, you're the author of the upcoming book, tierney for the good of its victims, the ugly truth of shareholder capitalism, congratulations on the book i'll ask you in a moment, let me get your take on the jobs numbers and what it tells us about where we are today on the economic backdrop. >> i was relieved that the numbers are better-than-expected and jobs it was a bit every relief in somebody on the other signs of the academy are showing a weakening and what are the ones that i'm very concerned about the topic with interest rates continue to rise, i'm very worried about inflation and commodity prices over the last few months what worries me for terms presidency to be successful. what are you seeing in terms of the consumer the backdrop of the macro story there is great enthusiasm, consumers and businesses across the country. president trump selection added a lot of momentum to the economy and some of the jobs numbers this i

cnn law enforcement contributor steve moore is a retired fbi supervisory special agent. is with us now from los angeles. steve, what do you make of this? the potential accomplices versus are there accomplices? where are we at this point? >> well, i think you're going to have to come up with some, some evidence to to show that there were accomplices or you may be spinning your wheels. and this is something you do in every terrorist investigation. uh, at least in the fbi, you have to determine whether anybody else was involved. um, and so if they are involved, we need to see video. we need to see people, uh, materially assisting in the plot, things like that. um, and it's very complicated. then you try to figure out whether this there was assistance from overseas or whether it was self-radicalized and essentially a lone wolf. there are all these all these moving pieces, and you can't while you may have a thought on it, on what is most likely you can't just dig in on one. you have to hit all of them at the same time and hit them all as hard. >> what do you think about this

and will two steves, steve forbes and steve moore came out with flat tax is it possible that it couldg like that will happen. here is the good news, we have 22 of the 50 states have a single rate tax in their state income tax. for 8 of those, my favorite rate, zero, 14 are non, there are 3 that move to single rate taxes within a couple years. we're going to have a majority of the senate, just a few years, majority of u.s. senate will be elected in states that have a single rate tax. and great thing about single rate tax is tough to raise, you have to look everyone in eye and say i am hitting you all, easy to cut. david: we should mention, flat tax and design of it by forbes and a bunch of others over years, that it has zero tax for first, i don't know how you calculate it first 20 thousand maybe or 30 thousand dollars. that first chunk of change. is tax-free, poor folks or bottom of income scale, they would be ex. e exempt from taxed lone us f -- low uncom earners. i would i think that people like bernie sanders would like it he is always talking about sweetheart deals for rich that g

and unli great art laffer, former reagan economist, coauthor of the trump economic miracle with steve mooreteresting mr. trump is being realistic about continued biden fflation problem and high term interest rates are higher than anyone wants. he is being realistic. >> i think that is right, he is being realistic in his assessment. we had a treasury auction today that had highest yields in over a decade. that is despite fact that fed has cut 100 basis points. we have some difficulties here in terms of credit markets we should point out both inflation that trump references and high interests are due to over spending that we have seen under the biden administration. they have wracked up over 8 trillion in debt, and remember they run down treasury's cash balance, by about a trillion as well. their net over spending if you will is over 9.95 trillion, that say quarter of entire national debt. larry: i don't know, this spending they are doing, a lot, actually they are still spending out covid money, and spends out misnamed inflation reduction act money. i don't know how much goes to checking acco

and steve moore and art laffer and the rest, everyone makes a compelling case about one-bill strategy, this is about measures probabilities of passage, we have to take best shot to get it done, we have noma no margin for error. larry: i have a point of view, main share that, you mentioned a bunch of people that share that point of view. i think you know, i mentioned about president in his own language, one big beautiful bill, he has been sped -- steado this i had reports from others, yourself including that this first surface at army n navy game, i think promises made, promises kept. you don't want to make mistakes of 2017, quixotically republicans republican after obamacare and this and that almost did not get that tax cut through this time russian roulette with a tax hike. i don't want to obsess about it at least not overly obsess. in kudlow terms, i think that is just -- you heard me out on that, you have been kind. and been very access in ible to media, i know you will be tough on other matters, and the border and terrorism. one thing for sure, sooner we can get dru trump in in, s

that's my buddy steve moore putting. these executive orders kicking in fast and mr. appointees will see to that. for the economy, american business back in the saddle. here's this from famed investor stanley and i will quote, stan, i've been doing this for 49 years, we're probably going from the most andy business administration to the opposite. we do a lot of talking to ceos and companies on the ground and i'd say ceos are somewheres between rel relieved and giddy. this here is davos week. but metaphorically, i'd say this week davos is really a ghost town. all the action has moved from davos to mar-a-lago. speaking at conference, historian walter russell mead said the davos class needs to understand, which is trump, but who lost, which is us. professor mead went onto say davos climate with woke human rights and globalism all failed. no one understands these failures better than president trump. and like the good businessman he once was before becoming president, mr. trump's transformational policies won't wait a month or year and he wants them imphlegmed at once. im

. >> sandra: robert wolf economic advisor and steve moore former economic advisor. do you like this? >> i like it. i thought it was smart by president trump and sa smart by vice president harris, and especially if they are recapping it and truly restricting to the tip service sector. and i think it should pass and i think it's a smart amendment. >> he has a very animated pitch for this from las vegas on saturday. steve, here was president trump. listen. >> president trump: no tax on tips. [cheering] so if you're a restaurant worker, a server, a valet, a bellhop, a bartender, one of my caddies -- i go through caddies like candy. if i play badly, i always blame my caddie. or any other worker who relies on tipped income, your tips will be 100% yours. [cheering and applause] >> sandra: as a former caddie, myself, steve, i will tell you all golfers blame their caddie. steve, you know, it's -- i just don't know how of those groups of people will argue with this. you heard the enthusiasm there and you heard it during the election. >> sandra, were you carrying one bag or tw

larry kudlow and steve moore. >> [applause] charles: thank you, steve forbes, thank you very very muchreciate it. all right folks. when we come back, do we have time? no. i'm trying to stretch this out as much as i can. by the way get your free copy of unbreakable investor, go to unbreakable investor.com a $30 value and you have to pay shipping and handling but we're going to make so much money. we'll be right back. >> [applause] my parents worked hard for everything we had. ♪ they taught me the value of a dollar, and how to use it wisely. ♪ those lessons are forever, and today i share them with all our employees. it's why i team up with vanguard for our company's 401k plan, because everyone deserves to have someone look out for their financial well-being. ♪ vanguard. fifty years of helping investors be well on their way. morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries! where's the ball? anybody see it? oh wait, there it is! back into play and... -oh no, it's in the water. wait a minute. are you kidding

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julia pollack, is stephanie pomboy, steve moore, jerry storch, john loan i sky and, of course, cheryl casone. we've got a market that is down, roping today after -- reopening today after being closed for the funeral of jimmy carter. the nasdaq down 235. the market opens in 30 minutes' time, and i will see you tonight at 7 p.m. eastern. "varney & company" picks it up. institute stuart good morning, everyone. just a half hour ago the jobs report, and oh, what a shocker, much, much stronger than expected. 256,000 jobs added to the economy in december. the unemployment rate coming in at 4.1%. market did not if want to see a strong the job performance. it probably means no rate cuts in the immediate future. so let's see how investors are reacting. the dow off over 300 points at the opening bell, and the nasdaq down about, what is it now, 255 points, well over 1% down on the nasdaq. here's the big problem. interest rates. they're going straight up. the yield on the 10-year coming in at 4.77%. say good-bye to mortgage rates coming down. they're going to go up. the 2-year yield withs well ove

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larry kudlow and steve moore. >> [applause] [applause]charles: thank you boy much. appreciate it. we have time? no i'm trying to stretch this out. they are like oh, okay. by the way get your free copy of unbreakable investor go to unbreakableinvestor.com it's a $30 value, you have to pay shipping but you want to do this. we'll make so much money. we'll be right back. >> [applause] when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house, we watch a lot of football, hang out. we go outside the friendship has kind of grown into a family i was overseas on a deployment. i got separated from my marines and i got hit in the neck, and it broke my neck and paralyzed me. 14 years ago, i was on a training mission. did a milita

it is strange to see steve moore. be. for those in peril. same. for this. to the father. he died. for me. lord. the sea. oh oh. romance. rise to thee. thy needs of. light is all. praise. is o grace. from love to the. from faith. >> of the armed forces. chorus. the united states marine chamber orchestra and the cathedral choir. the t continue. now this is the honorable stuart eizenstat, former white house domestic affairs adviser. as john karl pointed out a short time ago, so many of jimmy carter's friends and so many of the people he served with and who he chose to serve in his cabinet to fill out his white house, he survived them by many, many years, though there are still members, obviously, of that era that time. and we will hear now from the honorable stuart eizenstat. >> jimmy carter was as close to being a renaissance man. as any president entering the oval office in modern times. he was skilled in an astonishing array of activities farmer, businessman, nuclear engineer, naval submarine officer, woodworker, painter, fly fisherman, music lover, poet, author, sunday school tea

steve: wow. >> jimmy: here's riley moore. state, west virginia. previous job, state treasurer.ing weird right now, but kinda liking it. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, here is pat harrigan. state, north carolina. district, tenth. talent, smelling something weird right now and loving it. [ laughter ] it's good to get to know some of these people. [ cheers and applause ] just get to know them and understand them. yeah, guys, the 119th congress just kicked off. it is a brand-new group of people. but luckily, mark's made a a quick song to help us get to know them all. mark, take it away. >> thanks, jimmy. the 119th congress is an amazing group. they come from all over the country, and every single one of them is unique. let's do this. ♪ ♪ the 119th congress has finally begun ♪ ♪ let's get to know the members come on it will be fun ♪ ♪ there's mike and mike and mike and mike and michael but he goes by mike ♪ [ clapping in time ] ♪ there's mike and mike and mike and mike and -- ♪ >> jimmy: hey, whoa, whoa, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. sorry, i'm sorry, sorry. is this re

steve nolan. he's a senior lecturer in economics at liverpooljohn moores university. doctor nolan, welcome.ip, this slight dip to the rise in prices, what do you make of it? because of course there is an awful lot of pressure on the treasury, a little bit of respite, inflation going on the right direction, but arguably as we headed there from the government, mourners need to be done.— there from the government, mourners need to be done. yeah, -- moore does need to be done. yeah, -- moore does need to be done. yeah, -- moore does need to be _ need to be done. yeah, -- moore does need to be done. _ need to be done. yeah, -- moore does need to be done. yeah, _ need to be done. yeah, -- moore does need to be done. yeah, it _ need to be done. yeah, -- moore does need to be done. yeah, it will- need to be done. yeah, -- moore does need to be done. yeah, it will be - need to be done. yeah, it will be broadly welcomed is good news on the treasury. i think what it does today, as it had been predicted, if inflation stays stable at 2.6% or increased, it would put fuel on the fire to the financial cris

moore. steven, good morning to you. >> hi, steve. >> steve: so, if trump is talking about a new external revenuedo something about tariffs or at the very least it's a gigantic negotiating tool. >> i think a little bit both, steve. first of all, let's back up and remember what joe biden did. he spent billions and billions of dollars hiring, remember, this steve, tens of thousands of new irs agents harassing american citizens. and boo by the way targeting conservatives. i know this firsthand because i was targeted by the irs because of my conservative views and by the way after spending thousands and thousands of dollars on tax lawyers, i finally was found that i did pay my taxes but it cost me a lot of money. so, now what trump is saying okay, let's focus on the billions of dollars that are not being collected in tariffs and duties by foreign countries and foreign governments. now, i'm not a big, steve. i'm a free trade guy. but if we're going to have the tarie should allocate more money to getting these countries and companies overseas paying the taxes they owe us rather than harassing american

moore. virginia. you know virginia fox, a legend. she is such a powerful woman. pat harrigan. thank you very much. your agricultural commissioner i hear is excellent, steve proxler. thank you, steve. you have plenty to do. more than you ever thought. north carolina speaker dustin hall. thank you, dustin. thanks. very good. house majority leader, brendan jones. brendan, thank you very much. we're making good progress, brendan. state representatives dudley green, karl gillespie, thank you very much, fellas. good. state senators kevin corbin, warren daniel. thank you very much, kevin and warren. and county commissioner jennifer best. thank you, jennifer. thank you. so hurricane helene was one of the worst natural disasters in american history. it was far worse than it was even billed. i have never seen such water damage, largely water damage, wind damage but water damage no one has ever seen. i've been here numerous times but now i'm here in a position where we can do something, meaning i've been in office for four days, and i wanted to come sooner but actually they had a little problem with getting logistically in here but i would have been here even soone

moore. virginia, you know virginia foxx, a legend. she's such a powerful woman. pat hair began -- harry began. your agriculture commissioner who i hear is excellent. steve proxler. good job. you have plenty to do. more than you ever thought. north carolina speaker dustin hall. thank you. thanks. very good. house majority leader brendan jones. thank you very much. we are making progress. state representatives dudley green, carl gillespie. thank you very much. thank you very much. state senators kevin corbin, warren daniel. thank you. and county commissioner jennifer best. thank you. so hurricane helene was one of the worst natural disasters in american history. it was far worse than it was even billed. i have never seen such water damage, largely water damage, wind damage, nobody's ever seen that. i have been here numerous times. now i'm here in a position where we can do something. meaning i have been in oafs for four days -- in office for four days. i wanted to come sooner but they had a problem with getting logistically in here. i would have been here even sooner. 104, 104 north carolinianss have at least lost their lives. is that now a fairly firm nu

moore, dirty dancing star jennifer gray. >> you just cannot believe that you're seeing what you're seeing that there, that there are flames in your neighborhood. it's just terrible. >> actor steve for hit films like police academy, said he's been helping his neighbors get out of harm's way, unsure whether his own home is still standing. >> there was this one lovely man in a wheelchair that i just had to help because he didn't have any foot protection, and i took his face in my hands and i told him, look, everything's going to be okay. you're going to you're going to get to a good dinner tonight, i promise you. >> reporter residents forced to leave school. >> we have reports that palisades high sustained significant damage as a result of the fire. >> one of the area's most prestigious high schools. palisades charter or poly, as the locals call it, destroyed. the school featured in hit films like the 1976 horror film carrie and the 2003 remake of freaky friday, oscar winning actor forest whitaker and grammy winning rapper will.i.am. notable alums. >> it's a really special place, not only because it was a beautiful campus along the water in the coastal community, and so for that t

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