larry: cut taxes? >> cut taxes. larry: deregulate. >> deregulate.ry: i want your message square. >> small businesses going. larry: i'm saying to the republicans, in senate and house, get it going one big beautiful bill. he will impose tariffs, i think he is right, you can mitigate and put it to good work if you use the revenues to cut taxes. what is wrong with that. >> joe lavorgna. >>i nothing is wrong, you think about how to save national savings you have potential great savings f doge, and increased production that david is talking about. you get a more balanced economy, lower consumption, it say win-win. larry: what would you do if you address house and senate conference together. would you say boys and girls bit moving on tax cuts. >> absolutely, you need to cut taxes, first thing that tariffs do is squeeze the margins of u.s. producers after they have currency affects we have to offset that people say you will bear the cost of the tariffs, not ifry offset it with tax cuts we could make it a pro-growth tariff because it pays for the tax cuts we

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. so president trump paused his tariffs for one month after the president of mexico agreed to send 10,000 troops to the border. how about that? plenty to talk about with john carney and david mall pastrami and doug burgum waiting if the wings and talk about oil prices and natural gas and is the unitd states acting in the panama canal, first up is very own edward lawrence live at white house. edward, i'm governer of canada, governor of the 51st state, did he weigh in? reporter: trudeau weighed in but not after the second phone call and president trump off the phone call for the second time with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. we don't know the results of the phone call yet as the president just entered the east room of the white house to talk with the florida panthers. they won the stanley cup there and seeing the art of the deal play out in realtime here in public. it's the second time that the two talked, prime minister of canada and president trump. he talked in oval office co

did any of you vote for larry fink? i ain't vote for larry fink? no. again, think we'd have an election for that kind of thing. second, transform it to all. apparently in economy, the did what larry fink told it to do. so how would think how do you think think he could personally transform our entire economy? well, it wasn't shy about it and folks words behaviors are going to have to change and this is one thing we're asking companies. you have to force behaviors. and at blackrock, we are forcing behaviors with his thumb on blackrock's incredible proxy voting a power derived from money that blackrock invests for other people. fink believed he could simply the policies he supported on our nation without the consent of the governed, let alone his investors, many of whom likely disagreed with his policies. how well he would simply force america's ceos to literally transform our entire economy. and he wasn't bragging about what he could do. he was doing it back to exxon. in 2021, exxon, largest energy producer and incredibly successful and powerful company

larry is larry. larry is one of the most serious players anywhere in the world. it is an honor to have you. this has nothing to do with your people, but do hear it, i thought it would be appropriate. i'm sure you all recognized him, all going crazy, "what is he doing here?" [laughter] >> is there any chance -- pres. trump: well, nobody does. with mexico, we had a great talk with mexico, and president sheinbaum is a woman. i like her very much. but we have to stop fentanyl from coming into the weather i like somebody or not, and we have to stop the illegal aliens from coming in. i think we've lost 200,000 people a year, could be closer to 300,000, and they've agreed to put in 10,000, permanently, like, forever, 10,000 soldiers at their side of the border, and stop fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. they have a big incentive. other than that, we've agreed to talk and consider various other things. we have not agreed on, senator, -- on tariffs yet. maybe we welcome the maybe we won't. i also spoke with prime minister trudeau, canada. we had a

and larry is larry. >> jimmy: yeah, totally larry. he's the larriest. the good sense to ask trump about the unflattering review his tariffs got from murdoch's paper while rupert was sitting there. >> mr. murdoch's own paper called it the dumbest trade war on the editorial page on saturday. >> i'm going to have to talk to him. i've been right over "the wall street journal" many times. i will tell you that. i don't agree with him on some things. no, not only is it not dumb, you're going see. >> jimmy: no, you'll see. it's not dumb. what it is is fake. he is pretending to issue tariffs so that canada and mexico will bend over for him and then he can be the hero. it's like a toddler negotiating nap time with his parents. but you do have to hand it to him, starting the “world's dumbest trade war” is an accomplishment. add it to the list! “world's dumbest trade war” -- “world's dumbest covid response” -- “world's dumbest climate policy” -- “world's dumbest hurricane map” -- “world's dumbest election interference” -- “world's dumbest wildfire response” -- “wor

and larry is, uh. larry is larry. larry is one of the most serious players anywhere in the world. so it's an honor to have you. this has nothing to do with you people. but they're here. and i thought it would be appropriate. i'm sure you didn't recognize them. at all. going crazy. they're saying, what are they doing here? thank you sir, thank you. >> omnitech. >> is there any chance that canada or china could also get out of the tariffs after you struck a deal with mexico? >> nobody's out with mexico. we had a great talk with mexico. and, uh, we had. president sheinbaum is a woman. i like her very much. we've had good relationships, but we have to stop fentanyl from coming in, whether i like somebody or not. and we have to stop the illegal aliens from coming in. i think we've lost 200,000 people on average a year for many years, much higher than the 100,000. it could be even closer to 300,000. and they've agreed to put in 10,000 soldiers permanently. like forever, 10,000 soldiers at their side of the border, and stop fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. they h

and larry is. larry is larry. larry is one of the most serious players anywhere in the world. this has nothing to do with you people, but they hear it. i thought it would be appropriate. i'm sure you didn't recognize them. if you're going crazy, they say, what are they doing here? thank you. okay. thank you. >> is there any chance. >> that canada. >> or china could. >> also get out of the. >> tariffs after you struck. >> a deal with them? well, nobody's out with mexico. we had a great talk with mexico and we had president sheinbaum is a woman. i like her very much. we've had good relationships. but we have to stop fentanyl from coming in, whether i like somebody or not. and we have to stop the illegal aliens from coming in. i think we've lost 200,000 people on average a year for many years, much higher than the 100,000 could be even closer to 300,000. and they've agreed to put in 10,000 soldiers permanently, like forever. 10,000 soldiers at their side of the border, and stop fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. they have a big incentive to do. other than t

larry ellis is tough to do business with. they are very tough to do business with and what they cannot take advantage of the u.s. they don't take our cars. they make cars but they basically don't take our car. we are going to have another good conversation, we are speaking at 3:00. we don't need them to make our cars, to give us lumber, to give us agricultural products. they don't take hours for the most part. a little bit they do, but not much. as far as cars are concerned, they took in almost 19% of the market and i would not mind making our cars in the united states. i would like to make our cars in the u.s. we don't need canada to make our cars. the call with mexico went well. they are going to put soldiers at the border. their best military soldiers, they will be at the border, 10,000. they want to protect it also. they don't want people coming through mexico to come into our country, though they are going to do that and we will talk about other things. >> they leave the delegation and we will have a big negotiation with

larry. >> yeah, larry. a lot of processed foods, but, you know, uber has that whole series of commercials where the premise is the nfl is really designed to get you to eat that food. you know, like jerry rice, kind of. anyway, the thing that people don't realize about a lot of the stuff that you see in the middle of grocery stores with all the prepackaged foods and the chips and the pretzels, all this stuff. there are labs that specialize in creating, like the perfect mix of salt and sweet so that you're addicted to it. and i don't know if you guys have experienced, like, doritos is perceived to be one of the more perfect foods in that category in terms of how they combine everything and put it together. >> don't you wish that the next time we watched the super bowl, there'd be just commercials for fruit and veggies? >> yeah. >> i think. >> i think. >> those industries can't afford 7 million a pop for that 30s or whatever it is. >> it'd be nice to see it. >> i think you got. >> a better chance of getting hi

. >> let's expand the conversation now with larry summers. he's a former treasury secretary under president clinton. larry, thanks so much for sharing part of your afternoon with us. i do wonder what you make of trump and some of his administration officials saying that canada is inciting this trade war through their actions. do you see it that way at all? >> it's absurd. >> canada is. >> our friend. canada is not an. >> important source of illegal immigrants. canada is not an important source of illegal drugs. kennedy is an important market for american products. canada is a crucial co-producer with american automobile companies that enable north america to compete with asia and europe. this whole policy is of the stop or i'll shoot myself in the foot kind. it represents a self-inflicted supply shock, a wound on the american economy. it is very dangerous. the major winner will be xi jinping. >> why do you say that? >> because we are with our tariffs on china, giving him an excuse for their poor economic performance and ability to blame it on

larry gerson, thank you so much. raj. among the many impacts on these possible tariffs, home prices across the u.s, home prices are already high because of mortgage rates and low supply. now, if these tariffs on canada and mexico do go through, eventually it could mean construction prices could also go up. two major pieces of home construction are softwood and drywall. and the u.s. imports those products. 70% of those products from mexico and canada. our other top story across the bay area and across the country, it's a day without immigrants. hundreds of thousands of people did not go to work or school to send a message about the impact of immigrants in this country. how does our economy, how much does our economy rely on immigrants and specifically undocumented migrants? investigative reporter candice nguyen has a closer look at these numbers. and candice, is there an accurate way to count this year? yeah. these numbers, i have their estimates, but they do give us a good idea of the landscape that we're looking at natio

. >> former treasury secretary larry summers, what it means. >> for you. plus, the political blowback and another dizzying week. trump unveils a strict hiring freeze. an fbi purge and a botched funding halt. my panel will break it down. and what to expect next. plus, democrats decision the new leader elected to lead the party through the new trump era. >> this is a new. >> democratic party. we're taking the gloves off. >> his game plan for how to take on trump. inside politics the best reporting from inside the corridors of power. starts now good morning and welcome to inside politics sunday. i'm manu raju. it's been a whirlwind second week for the 47th president. and the trump vision for his new term is becoming clearer. he's testing the limits of his power, pushing the boundaries of the constitution, seeking a dramatic overhaul of the federal government that he now controls, and now sparking a trade war with america's largest trading partners, injecting fresh tension with the nation's neighbors, whose economies have become intertwined over the past sever

larry summers probably also something that's certainly possible.anyone else with questions i think there might be might be a. well, thank you so much, clyde. this was one of the. know you've written a tremendous and in-depth analysis this of huawei, which is a firm that we hear a lot about bon

larry summers probably also something that's certainly possible.anyone else with questions i think there might be might be a. well, thank you so much, clyde. this was one of the.

that's coming up in about 30 minutes from now w with nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston. local activists upset over the recent immigration and customs enforcement raids, rallied and marched yesterday in san jose. our ancestors have been traveling up and down this continent for thousands of years. this march in particular started at emma prusch farm park on south king road in san jose. indigenous leaders say they see the label of immigrant as inaccurate and insulting, since their ancestors have been here long before the crowd grew even larger. after marching to a nearby shopping center, where more speers took the bullhorn. now to a follow up to the san carlos airport. it is going to be fully staffed. this after air traffic controllers reached an agreement with the faa. the two were at odds over contract negotiations earlier this week. the air traffic controllers are asking for higher pay and threatened to leave the air traffic tower empty if an agreement was not met. luckily, leaders finished negotiations on friday. february is the beginning of black history month, and the

. >> secretary larry. >> summers and former. cia director. >> and defense. >> secretary leon panetta. >> good day, everyone. >> i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the president has just delayed his threatened 25% tariff on mexican goods for one month. after talking to mexico's president and assigned secretary of state marco rubio, to lead negotiations on tighter border controls, u.s. >> stocks are rebounding. >> after a big drop in today's market. >> opening on. >> fears of a trump trade war. >> now there's hope. >> of a similar. >> 11th hour. >> deal possibly could be reached with canada after a planned call between mr. trump and prime minister justin trudeau this afternoon. trump's threatened 25% tariff on most canadian. goods is scheduled to start just 12 hours from now, along with an additional 10% tariff on china. also in washington, elon musk and the president are wiping out u.s. aid as. >> a separate agency. >> musk posting has the president's approval to, quote, feed u.s. aid into a wood chipper. the federal agency has p

larry is larry, one of the most in the world. this has nothing to do with you but it is appropriate. i'm sure you didn't recognize them. crazy to say, what are they doing here? >> is there any chance -- [inaudible] >> nobody's out well. we had a great talk with mexico and we have the president, a woman, i like her very much. whether i like somebody or not, we have to stop illegal aliens from coming in. think we've arrest 200,000 a year for many years, maybe closer to 300,000. they were great to put in 10000 soldiers permanently forever, 10000 soldiers there's out of the border in supplemental and illegal aliens from coming into our country. other than that, we were great to talk and consider various other things. we haven't agreed on tariffs and maybe we well, maybe we want but we have a very good relationship. i spoke with prime minister trudeau of canada and we had a good talk but i did ask a couple questions like banks aren't allowed to do business, canada is very tough. we are not treated well by canada and we have to be trea

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larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow.r one month after the president of mexico agreed to send 10,000 troops to the border. how about that? plenty to talk about with john carney and david

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okay, that's how this this was a a another big speakeasy operator is a guy named larry fay. fay operated a bunch of taxicabs and. he would send the taxi cabs up to montreal and then they would come back with booze and such and such like this. and so he owned the al-fayed on west 45th street. and then later when he sort of down his luck, he's operating the casablanca on casa blanca on west 56th street. and when he has to cut the employees wages, the doorman shoots, him dead, shoots and dead. he had $0.10 in his pocket when he died. crime does not necessarily pay. he's also noted for something else. before it was unpopular or before it was really popular in some places and then really everywhere else he would his speakeasies and taxi cabs with giant swastikas okay so anyway goodbye to larry fay other speakeasy operators who you may have heard of are jimmy durante, arnold rothstein has a -- game operating in the basement of his club durant and billy rose billy rose was a great showman. he did he did that movie in the fifties with jimmy durante called jumbo and he was at one poi

um, larry, help us understand. there's now not only the threat of rising prices for americans, but in terms of global. a trade war. is this kind of the starting shot? where what does that look like to you it's before you get to what anybody else does. >> there's higher prices for american consumers and there's higher input costs for american producers making production everywhere else more attractive. and then how can these countries not respond? and they're going to respond by favoring european products over american products. they're going to respond by favoring asian products over, uh, american products. that's not going to work to our advantage either. they're going to expand by welcoming investment from other countries rather than, uh, the united states. this is a this was this is done with no context. whether there's legal authority for it or not is something i will leave to the trade lawyers. i think it's very much in doubt when there's no broad economic emergency and when there's no evidence that the goods

. >> larry kudlow said it is the whole picture. did you agree with that?avoid prices going up as a result? >> i don't think they can. i spoke with economists and people are concerned. you look, the dollar strengthened dramatically. that is inflationary. tariff is a tax. you look at the impact of auto, construction and agriculture with what you have going on in ukraine with agriculture, that is inflationary. there is a nervousness of slow growth and inflation. you will start hearing that a little more. >> larry would say the rolling back of the regulations, it is going to promote growth. >> wait until we have the debt ceiling debate. >> robert would be right but we are going to be cutting corporate taxes, small business taxes, taxes that will lower prices of things. you are going to have counter forces that at the end of the day will lower prices. don't forget, trump was president for four years and the inflation rate was 1.9%. >> i think he handed off at 1.4%. >> i am more conservative than you guys now. >> we will continue this conversation. >> the star-s

let's talk about all these companies with larry wall.lysis at oppenheimer. all right ari, ari, the first name is crowdstrike. however you pronounce it, the stock has rebounded strongly from its outage over the summer, jumping more than 80% in that time. what is your take on crowdstrike? >> all right. well, my mom. >> will say ari. so half my friends call me ari. but listen, brian, our 2025 outlook, it's balanced. >> by our. >> belief that. >> following two. >> above average years in the. >> market historically. >> would be consistent to see. >> some moderation for 2025. >> that was. >> for. >> a basis for our expectation for. >> only. >> a 6%. year this year, which is a below average assumption, you know, with. that said, as we've seen some. volatility creep in the market. >> i think. >> it could linger through the balance of february. which is. >> a month that. >> historically hasn't been great for the stock market. but i do think that the longer term trends are intact. and so. >> for us. >> the key is about. >> is a focus. >> on select

we have charles payne, larry kudlow and breaking down the market response and of course the economicis trump white house 2.0 and what it means as a negotiating tactic going forward. stuart: taylor, thank you very much indeed. we'll tune into that one. you're doing well. stuart: remember the solar company that obama gave billions and they went bankrupt. now, william la jeunesse has information on a new solar company. reporter: this failure costing us more with a handout of 2.2 billion so companies that didn't need for unproven technology that couldn't compete commissionly and imposed by a environmental group and obama administration ignored that and taxpayers left holding the bag. jaire not in china or india but in california. >> solar plant went live 10 years ago and supposed to produce for clean power for at least 30 years and instead of solar panels, using giant mirrors to concentrate the june's energy on the towers that boil water generating steam creating electricity. >> it's going to put about a thousand people to work build ago state of the art facility. reporter: part of the c

they mostly in corporate jets never seen one before larry. i gave an example of a couple here larry. think who's ceo blackrock. he was formerly at first boston. he serves at the museum of modern art is a trustee that is on the board of directors for the world economic forum in davos. he's on international business council. the business is director. he's a council on the council of foreign relations. he's a trustee at new york university. he grew up in los angeles. his family were, i think his dad, older a store of some sort, but they weren't incredibly. but he you know, he did let's see. he university went to ucla, an mba, then got hired for first boston. his net worth now and he just got added to by forbes this is a billion and he gets 36 billion from blackrock and he 400 and some million dollars in shares from their he donated 50,000 the council of foreign relations a few years back the other the other example is james gorman. he's australian and u.s. he is chairman, ceo of morgan. he worked for merrill lynch, a visa. he serves on the feder

keith morrison: strangled, beaten, sexually assaulted viciously, according to deputy da larry yellin.have been a college girl. she should be worrying about grades and boyfriends and football games and those things. one wrong turn and you never know, huh? yeah. keith morrison: but almost three weeks in, detective julissa trapp seemed stuck. i think she got a little frustrated and got a little desperate and came up with the idea of using the computer database. keith morrison: that is the computer database of sex offenders. if they had a serial killer on their hands, there was at least a chance he'd already run afoul of the law at some point. it was a bit like just poking a finger into the haystack, frankly, and hoping to encounter a needle. well, worth a try. so trapp called this woman, sexual assault detective laura lomeli. all sex offenders on parole, they will have an anklet, a gps monitor. keith morrison: trapp asked lomeli were any of those gps monitors here where jarae placed her last phone call or here where she wound up in a dumpster? and if you find the same guy at both locatio

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people you can ask. >> seth: yeah. >> my dad goes on "late night" all the time. >> seth: your dad, larry worst advice, particularly for this because he was like, "you know, don't prepare anything." >> seth: that's his advice? >> yeah. he said, "you don't want to prepare anything. everyone's gonna know you came up with some quirky story. it's performative." but i don't know if you've seen him on "late night." he spends the entire time, like, he'll sit down. he'll just be like, "this is a nice chair." you know. [ laughter ] like, "you ever sit in these chairs?" [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. i think he might have done exactly -- >> "do you do this with the lights? anyone ever lie down on this one?" [ laughter ] >> seth: that's a very good impression. >> he spent the entire segment, you know, just -- "this is interesting. over here. what you have." >> seth: you -- congratulations. you co-wrote, you co-directed and you co-star in this film. that is quite an accomplishment. this is also -- i think when you do all three of those roles, you see that maybe it's humbling, right? there are things tha

police have identified the suspect as larry jose lopez. he has the has been arrested and booked into the santa rita jail police have not released a motive. >> a big story is the weather. more rain is either headed for the bexar in the bay depending where you for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. >> all right. let's talk weather as we get a live look. this is san francisco's embarcadero where a cruise ship has decided to post up for a bit. lawrence is so crews in an in to give us an update on wild weather could yeah, boy, out of the crew should get out the grandma mean that there's going to be rock n roll in tonight. even inside the bay. those winds going to be whipping around. but >> not only here

that the only thing larry immigrants rights advocates have formed a crisis response team with members getting hundreds of calls from anxious migrant farm workers every day in life on the handout cards printed in english and spanish, detailing people's constitutional rights not to open their doors. the agents without a warrant and not to speak without an attorney. many undocumented farm workers are not showing up for work. see left but it's on us. but yes, people literally prefer to stay at home. they have to stop their daily activities. cut back on working hours. they are not sending their children to school. mess the for taishan will re have it on a big swath of the us economy. on documented workers are the backbone of us agriculture. the government estimates more than 40 percent of the people work. the farms and fields are on documented and the numbers are roughly the same in jobs like meat packing and dairy economists say mass deportations mean labor shortages, it would devastate the agricultural economy in the united states. economists predict a steep rise in the cost of everythin

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our political analyst, larry gerston joins us. he's going to talk about the president's motivation for these tariffs and how much it could ultimately cost you every year. now, back to the issue of immigration and the president's massive crackdown. nbc news has learned that some migrants arrested by ice agents have been released back into the u.s. the reason space limitations and court orders. in a statement to nbc news, an ice spokesperson says federal court cases limit ice from detaining people indefinitely if their countries refuse to take them back. that's resulted in some migrants being sent back to the u.s. on a monitoring program. since taking office, president trump and his allies have touted immigration operations in cities like chicago and new york. ice has posted arrest figures daily on social media, but it does not say how many of those arrested are released and how many remain in detention or have already been deported. all right, let's talk about that mid-air collision of the american airlines jet and the military hel

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