larry: steve moore, give me a quickie. avorite thing in the entire world. go ahead, steve. >> no, actually, you know, i hate the steel tariffs. i think those are counterproductive. but i do think that you guys are right. this could actually lead the freer trade and fairer trade by forcing these other countries to lower their tariffs. and i believe that a if trump does this, china and canada and mexico will lower their tariffs because they'll have to. larry: you know, it's funny, mr- >> and india, which is a huge tariff country. larry: i was just going there, john. >> yeah. [laughter] larry: india made a good, a lot of progress last night, right? when the defense pact was accompanied by an investment and trade pact. i've got to get out, but go ahead, john carney. [laughter] >> look, these countries want to trade with the united states. they don't want a trade war. donald trump is showing them the path out of the trade war, into trade peace. and we're going to get it. it's going to work, and it's going to be fabulous. larry:

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former trump economic advisor steve moore with an opinion piece. the war on appliances is tossed out into the ash heap of history. the irony of all these unpopulared ictus is that it used to be the democrats who had insisted that we must keep government out of the bedroom. now they want to regulate the temperature, the type of lamps you have on your bedside table. congratulations to trump for slashing cold water in the face of home appliance regulations, a big victory for consumer sovereignty. >> i'm so happy we are banning paper straws. i can't stand a soggy paper straw. i said before that if trump pledges to ban paper straws he will win. he is a genius at identifying issues big and small that galvanize americans. we were told men and women's sports isn't a big issue or drive people to the polls. that ad drove people to the polls and why people fled the democratic party. trump identified the issues. when it comes to the light bulbs, showers, green policy are just a socialist agenda to slow down economic growth and development. india and china aren

bring in robert wolf, fox news contributor and former economic advisor to president obama, and steve moore, the heritage foundation and senior fellow, economic advisor to president trump. i will start with you first on this. while most of us who have studied history, and obviously canonic history, we know how difficult it is to bring prices down once they go up. we can slow a -- inflation, but bringing those prices down is difficult. has the administration done enough to manage expectations and make sure of the american public knows that the target is inflation, to slow inflation right now? >> the problem for trump is that, in the last few months that biden was president, we saw inflation rising again. i think this next report we get out later this week is going to show a significant bump in prices. trump wasn't even in office when that happened, so it will take, i think, about 3 to 6 months to start seeing the effect of trump's policies on inflation. the main influence that i think trump will put in terms of downward prices is for drilling more oil, cutting people's taxes, deregulating th

thank you very much steve moore you are historically a big free trader you would like to have 0 tariffsing right now, are you concerned about what's going on? >> and there's some special tariffs on canada, china and mexico and other tariffs that will be imposed on china and the new idea was very intriguing about reciprocity. i don't like the steel tariffs they don't create jobs in the united states they make steel for manufacturing i don't think steel and aluminum were very effective. i'm very intrigued as a free trader about this idea reciprocity. i wrote about this yesterday the united states is a special position on the world we are the hub of the world economy and every country has to trade with the united states. especially china if they can't trade their economy goes into the dumpster. what trump is talking about he saying you have to lower your tariffs or were going to raise ours i think at the end of the day it is a risky strategy but i think if you could end up with freer trade through the reciprocity play because i think at the end of the day a lot of these other countries wil

steve moore knows it well. good morning to you. making -- i will let him make the case about this. roll the sound bite. watch. >> when do you think you will raise tariffs on an annual basis? >> president trump: that's the most interesting question. i think it will be a staggering amount. it will be the external revenue service. that was the name that was devised by a few of us. i think it will be a staggering amount. >> bill: short term prices may go higher. does that bother you? >> i don't like inflation, nobody likes inflation. let me commend you. your analysis was excellent what is being proposed here. you have known me a long time. i'm a free trade guy and believes low tariffs are a good thing for the united states. so i don't like the steel tariffs. i think that's a bad idea. what trump is talking about here is a brand-new paradigm on trade. he is simply saying look, as your map shows, we have the lowest tariffs in the world war. we're down here and the rest of the world is way up here. so he is saying to sees other countries

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. >> sean: stephen moore along with big money show cohost abscess start with you steve.ricans all of a sudden notice they have to pay more. it's going to start a trade war. they don't know donald trump and he is going to insist they have free and fair trade as well. that's all this is, a negotiation. >> that's right. you and i have known each other a long time. i'm a milton freedom document milton friedman free-market guy. i don't like trump's steel tariffs. i don't think those will be very effective and they may cost more jobs than they save. but trump is really onto something here potentially with this idea of reciprocal trade. i want to make sure people understand what he's saying. you are quite right, the united states has the lowest tariffs in the world. and maybe one or two other small countries. among all the major trading partners we have low tariffs. what trump is saying it to china and canada and mexico and europe and britain is your tariffs are up here and ours are down here. you will have to either lower your tariffs or we are going to raise our tariffs up to