now they are pulling back, having rights industry. they. they are a mess of a country. that had to do for the day i called the horrible 150 billion-dollar deal that gave them, the iran nuclear

i stood up, shook hands. he is with us right now. mr. president, thanks for being with us. >> only because i like your show. stuart: thank you very much indeed, sir. >> i watch you. stuart: really fast, first lady melania in some trouble on the plane this morning. everybody okay? >> shy is just fine. they spoke to her. she to the in another plane. i hope this plane is better than first one. they had a problem. they had a problem but she's fine. stuart: okay. does everyone say to you you're doing awful lot of media and i like isn't. >> i don't like it. i like getting the point across. i heard you say many times the economy isn't covered properly. it is not. the economy is not covered properly by so-called mainstream media and it isn't. we went up almost 600 point yesterday. they didn't have it on major news. you couldn't find it anywhere. the economy is doing probably better than ever done in history. they don't even talk about it and that is because they have their opinion and they...

america here's the tweet. hard to believe that we're thousands of people from south of the border walking unimpeded toward our country in the form of large caravans. that the democrats won't approve legislation that will allow laws for the protection of our country. great midterm issue for republican. that's the presidential tweet on

i'm not going to say they have no choice but they will come back to negotiate. if they don't, that is fine too. stuart: they will not walk away from saudi arabia? >> i dot not want to do that frankly they have a tremendous order, $110 billion. every country of the world wanted a piece of that order and we got all of this. we had senators and congressman, you know sir, we should not take that order. who are we hurting? it is 500,000 jobs. it will be ultimately $110 billion, the biggest order

come on in, man of the hour, larry kudlow, national economic council director. pleasure to meet you face-to-face, larry. >> pleasure, stuart. stuart: before we go any further, yesterday when we got the jolts report, job openings report, that blew me away 7.1 million unfilled jobs. you must be ecstatic. >> that is so interesting, first time in history, more job openings than there are unemployed. that is a very interesting stat. i want to push my colleague ivanka trump, who is involved in retooling, retraining, reskilling of wokers, we'll need that more and more to fill unfilled positions. i think we can do that. stuart: wages have to go up. if you can't fill all these jobs, wages have to rise to pull people out of early retirement or whatever it is they're in. >> you're quite right. that is the incentive for people to come back to work. stuart: when will we see it, larry? wages are rising. stuart: not that much above inflation. >> there are different measure of wages. wages are rising...