i agree with steve moore. that on tax cuts, i look at donald trump on tariffs, i look at reciprocity as key for donald trump. he -- you know, if i could just say this about trump, trump is a very experienced person, personal life and in business, and in government. he had a great first term, i think hig high -- he was single best president in first term ever, he is well educated, high he knows his stuff. if you look at him on all of these things, as potus, he is a great negotiate or, he knows how to do this stuff, i can't think of anyone i would prefer to be president of united states today than donald trump, he knows how to use these tools, all of the times he used them in first term, we lowered tariffs, better deals with japan with usmca, and south korea and brazil, i trust donald trump more than anyone, on bee could able to handle these -- on being able to handle these tariffs and negotiate reciprocity, the foreign countries that sell goods to us charge much higher tariffs our product be that we do on their

>> steve moore. >> oh, i couldn't agree more i mean you look at ai, and the data, centers use the to power than -- this is a big deal you want money you invest in have utilities, you want to invest in data centers the demanded is going to skyrocket thank god thank you imagine physical of four me are years of dingbat energy policy, the dumbest things i have ever heard we are going to great thing when you talk about great things that trump is going to do with the economy, one of the most important things, is not just drill, baby, drill we are -- use oil, gas, we have more coal than any other country in the world cleanest coal what about nuclear power should build 20 nuclear power plants, this year and next so we have the energy we need to use it, it is going to be great, great demand i want to make one quick point about labor force, maria, just last week i turned 65. i was born in 19 -- >> happy birthday. >> a week ago the point look at stats statistics the peak year for birthsth in united states 1960, since then declining birthrate my point is we're seeing joanie probably knows better

steve moore, robert will standing by to dig into all of this, but first, to peter doocy, live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, hive of activity today. what do you think, peter, we should be on the lookout for tonight? >> going over the final drafts of tonight's address in the west wing, they've got the tv is on. they know that at the moment the markets are not in love with these brand-new tariffs on key trading partners canada and mexico. expect president trump to try to use part of his address to reassure global markets. >> there is a futures curve, and the market understands president trump's plan for energy dominance. members of the cabinet that are following president trump's priority for drilling, unleashing u.s. energy, crude oil, natural gas. we are going big in nuclear. we are going to -- it is going to bring down costs. >> the same overall is renewal of the american dream. the president plans to boast about $1.7 trillion in private sector investments made sense he got back here. pressuring the lawmakers in the room for more money at the border. not just the southern border. the p

we have art laffer and steve moore talking about all that? that in just a moment and he had ward lawrence live at white house. edward, what's cooking there? reporter: larry, tariff tuesday went poof and ontario the premier of ontario, mr. ford called him and said he's no longer going to put 25% tax on electricity coming into the united states and the president would then in turn look at rolling back the 50% tariff he said he was going to put on steel and aluminum from canada and might go back to original 25%. this means that the 1.5 million people in new york, minnesota, and michigan can rest assured that their bill will remain the same and the electricity that they get and potential for the tariff war and going for them and uneasiness ahead and set up for this. >> lookerring at what's there and said that the tariff policy is here. producing goods exporting to the rest of the world. reporter: he believes he can do that through tariffs and later today the president talking with the business round table, the group represents companies that empl

larry: now, you know sn steve moore well and steve forbes well, they are in paper today with an interestingng that sequencing is wrong,i your take, saying that tax cuts should come first then tariffs and problem with stock market it looks like tariffs are coming before the tax cuts. >> problem is president trump can't control that. we're controlling the tax cuts. we are not us, the house. they are putting that together. president trump wanted to get his fight on the ground get going -- his feet the on ground get going he has 4 years that will blow by, he was looking for something to do i'm putting words in his mouth. he was looking for something to get a foot hold on ground on what was happening overseas. everyone putting pressure on the dollar that we have. and it is really, you know, somewhere he had to start, you have to start some where, if he waited for taxes, i'm with you one bill, get it done. larry: i was going to ask you, how is that one big beautiful bill in senate, so-called upper chamber. >> problem with reconciliation they don't have a lot for border in there we mutt i put a bu

stuart: steve moore, good stuff to you. thank you.erb phil murphy has a long list of things he wants to tax. ashley, like what? ashley: anything that moves basically and doesn't move. i could be here all day listing the tax targets and philadelphia you some highlights. begin. golf courses, health and fitness clubs, miniature golf parachute, jumping rinks, skating rinks and governor murphy wants to tax it to help generate $1.2 billion in revenue for his proposed state budget. even members of his own party say aren't you just targeting working families? that's not all. how manies and other property in new jersey with a price tag between 1-2 million would be assessed a 2% tax. that is double the current rate. knowing anything about property in new jersey, it base i can covers all properties, does it not, stu? stuart: most certainly does, ashley. quite correct. murphy -- another murphy is with me. his name is mike murphy. this tax on homes between 1-2 million. that's an exit tax. you would sell these luxury homes and move to florida. >> a

we are bringing in steve moore, former trump economic advisor.e saying that 50% seems like a really big number, and they are seeing the markets react. talk to us about the reality of this, and is there a reason not to worry? >> harris, first of all, i agree with the computer showed a few minutes ago that this is the most pro-business, pro-investor president we have had in at least 40 years. this will be an agenda that's going to supercharge the economy, no question. are the bumps in the road? yes. you have shown the massive increase in the debt. trump has inherited a god-awful mess from joe biden? hunter biden especially -- these other countries like mexico and china -- a game on this. will not relent and all they're doing is is running their own economy. all these countries have higher tariffs they only do. all trump is talking about is leveling the playing field so we have that playing field for american products. >> even at 50%, i am looking at this, and i know it seems steep, but when you hear about the anti-american farmers in front -- which

doge cuts have not cycled through and this is a hangover from the biden administration economist steve moore said. it's on the debt than a year ago. that's a drag on the economy but it's shifting from a government-based economy picking winners and losers to a market-based economy and the economy stands alone on the private sector. to that point, government sector last 10,000 and government hiring from state, local and federal, under the first trump administration, the government lost 6 26,000 jobs for 2017 to 2020. under biden administration, government sector added 1.8 million jobs from 2021-2022. that's taxpayer money and this is the trend that president trump wants to turn around. the other issue in the jobs report with the labor force participation. how many people are employed or seeking work and fallen to the lowest since january of 2023. >> around 4 president and draws people in off the sidelines and this time we hav with very, verw hiring and the hires rate back where it was in 2013-2014 and as job seekers, they're finding it hard to get a job out there. >> this is what president tru

let's bring in steve moore and robert wolf. so here is what the president said with maria.ecession this year? >> i hate to predict things like that. there is a period of transition because what we're doing is very big. we are bringing wealth back to america. that's a big thing. and there are always periods of -- it takes a little time. it takes a little time. but i think it should be great for us. >> john: he did not pitch posh the idea of a recession. if it happens on his watch this year after all of the grand economic promises he made, i take it that would not be a good thing. >> looking at those stock market numbers right now, they are pretty bad. this is a big sell-off. here's what i would say, john. i think 80 to 90% of what trump wants to do on the economy is very positive. i think that doge efficiency efforts are great. i think reducing the tax rates, making tax cuts permanent are fantastic. i like the idea of deregulating the economy. the problem i see is that trump has sort of lead with this whole tariff barrage and i think it is very unsettling to the markets. the

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stephen steve moore who could not like reciprocal.to them. >> well look, there's no question that warren buffett is right, that if. you just raise tariffs across the. >> board. >> then things will be more expensive. >> there's very little doubt about that. so warren buffett is right. but people forget that that isn't. >> the only thing. >> that donald trump is talking about. >> he also. >> has. >> what i call. >> the un tariff, which is. >> that he's. >> saying that he may. >> raise tariffs. >> to 15%. >> but he's also going to. >> say if you if you manufacture. something here in the united states. he's going to lower. >> the tax to 15%. so in other words, something. >> made in, say, dayton. >> ohio or charleston. south carolina. >> is going to. >> cost less, but something coming in from. >> you know. >> china is going to cost more. >> so the effect of that is. >> kind of neutral. >> now i would. >> make another point. >> that. >> remember. >> just last. >> week we had a vote. >> in the united states house on whether we should. >> hav

annmarie: we are seeing some economic advisors outside the administration, like steve moore, saying,curate assumption? that they need to balance some of this bad rhetoric around tariffs with good policy changes they are trying to get through? lindsay: if you think about what happened post-election, we had this euphoria bubble. a lot of people have said the balloon has burst, so to speak, because all of the good stuff was thought about. the regulation, tax cuts. we haven't had those yet because the sequencing takes time. instead we are seeing more negative things, potentially, like terrace. it is hard when everybody was banking on positive things to happen, the negative ones happen first, and we are still waiting for the positive things later on. i think they are coming much more slowly. certainly if we sped them up people would feel better. jonathan: we are getting some policy clarity abroad. i wonder how you and the team are thinking about the surge have seen in european bond yields over the past week or so, specifically in germany. these are regime shifts in policy that we have not

committee to unleash prosperity steve moore's group has some very good data on how regulation affectedi keep urging people to look across the entire spectrum. if you get a one time price adjustment. and the other thing too is are we going to for the bottom 50% of wage earners, can we see real income gains for working americans? because i think that was the problem last time, that the top 10% did great and the bottom 50% got crushed. so if they start seeing real wage gains because the private sector, as opposed to the government's producing the jobs, then i think that would be a big offset. >> the other night, the president trump said that he wanted to balance the budget as well. so we're going to have the big, beautiful bill eventually, maybe. and i guess the 2017 tax cuts. would you like to see those extended permanently at this point? if you add and where i'm getting to, if you add in a lot of the other tax on tips, no tax on social security, add it all in, you're not going to get anywhere near a balanced budget unless there's some some cuts. i don't know whether doge does it. what a

we have robert moore and steve moorehead appeared at the protest on the campus of columbia universityermind behind the abbey gate bomber in court today and will families finally get justice? why can't the democrats get their messaging together, and what will it mean for next year's midterms? we have you covered. come join aishah hasnie and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." >> kayleigh: the finale of netflix "love is blind" and i do watch that, is blowing up the internet. it started early in the season when the bride to be brought up politics. >> i think we should talk about some things maybe have an idea about politics. i didn't get into politics and i didn't get interested until trump took office in george floyd. what are your thoughts on black lives matter? not one way or the other. i kind of keep out of it. >> i don't think that is right at all. >> yeah. >> what is so important is to speak up for things. >> i have been staying out of it. >> i don't like those answers >> he said i'm going to stay out of it multiple times. i have the transcript. that is not good enough

moore, grimes in the third quarter driving and scoring steve curses time out please. grimes a career high 44 points. dubs make a run steph curry his first jam in over six years and likely his last two minutes of play. curry gorgeous no look dish to gp two for the layup. season high 13 assists for steph, who went for 29 after his 56 point eruption in orlando. but these possessions killed the warriors late. grimes with a bucket inside. of course . next possession gershon bocelli for three of his 18 off the bench. the sixers and the warriors five game sizzle, 126, 119. >> we would like to make the playoffs. playoffs talking about the finals. we just want to make the playoffs. yes and also, you're not talking about the finals okay? okay >> besides jimmy where we can still be a great basketball team i feel like we just didn't come with any energy. i thought especially defensively we came out flat, uh, compared to, um, you know, last game maybe we started rough, but we picked up and, you know, we fought back in the second half, but it just can't come out like that. no, we j

moore grimes in the third quarter driving and scoring steve kerr says time out please.h 44 points. dubs make a run. steph curry his first jam in over six years and likely his last two minutes of play. curry gorgeous no look dish to gpt2 for the layup. season high 13 assists for steph. it went for 29 after his 56 point eruption in orlando. but these possessions killed the warriors. late grimes with a bucket inside of course. next possession guerschon yabusele for three of his 18 off the bench. the sixers and the warriors five game sizzle 126, 119. >> we would like to make the playoffs. playoffs. talking about the finals. we just want to make the playoffs. >> and also you're. >> talking about the finals. okay okay. >> besides jimmy we can still be a great basketball team. i feel like we just didn't come with any energy. i thought especially defensively we came out flat compared to, you know, last game maybe we started rough, but we picked up and you know we fought back in the second half. but you just can't come out like that. >> no we just didn't come with enough force.

moore grimes in the third quarter driving and scoring steve kerr says time out please. career high 44 points. dubs make a run. steph curry his first jam in over six years and likely his last two minutes of play. curry gorgeous no look dish to gpt2 for the layup. season high 13 assists for steph. it went for 29 after his 56 point eruption in orlando. but these possessions killed the warriors late. grimes with a bucket inside of course. next possession guerschon yabusele for three of his 18 off the bench. the sixers and the warriors five game sizzle 126, 119. >> we would like to make the playoffs. playoffs. talking about the finals. we just want to make the playoffs. >> and also you're. >> talking about the finals. okay okay. >> besides jimmy we're we can still be a great basketball team. i feel like we just didn't come with any energy. i thought especially defensively, we came out flat compared to, you know, last game maybe we started rough, but we picked up and you know we fought back in the second half. but you just can't come out like that. >> no we just didn't come w

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