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we start our day at "breitbart," we start every day at "breitbart" reading the global times in chinatrong opponent. the main obstacle for trump to overcome between now and election day is the courts. it is not even joe biden. you head over read what is going on in europe. the belgian prime minister in the presidency of the council of europe he is saying europe will be on its own when trump comes back, which is huge misinterpretation of america first shows they're panicking. they're deeply concerned right now, globalists over there. they're in a total panic, repeating msnbc and cnn talking points. we can't get enough of it. larry: me too but, monica crowley, it is interesting, i always liked the fact that they have a lot of fear of donald trump. his diplomacy has been actually very constructive as you know as well as anybody but the same thing with ronald reagan. they feared ronald reagan. they said he was a cowboy, might do something crazy might press the nuclear brought ton but that keeps them on their behind legs if you will, keeps them moving backwards. i say it is a good thing. >

welcome, john carney, "breitbart economics finance" editor, coauthor of the "breitbart business digestler, ceo, cio of laffer tengler investments author of the women's good to successful investing. okay. the leading indicator index which you discuss in your latest missive, your latest cult following missive, 21 straight months of decline but recession hasn't come yet. maybe that model is not working? >> it is supposed to predict things seven months in advance. we're three times out where we should be. that tells me the economy may be very different than it was pre-pandemic. there's probably a big change in the economy. that's why a lot of these indicators, the things like the inversion of the yield curve, the leading economic indicators, keeps saying recession, it keeps not happening. i think we're in a higher interest rate environment and i don't think these things have adjusted to that yet and that's probably one of the reasons that you know, i like the lei. i pay a lot of attention to it but it has been sending a false signal for recession for a long time now. larry: almost two year

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in a breitbart interview, they interviews former president trump and trump made assertion, political scientists would agree that the vice presidential candidates don't matter. reason i raise that is, been a sort of spirited debate in the republican party, about whether trump would or should pick -- nikki haley if she were to be second or third, he said vice presidential candidates don't matter. >> you know it is possible that they do. you have to go back to 1960, maybe to find the last vice presidential candidate who really helped, li linden johnson helped john kennedy win texas, since then it has not helped. dan quail did not help george bush win, this year may be different, if you are up against biden and kamala harris, it would be good to balance that off. with a republican ticket that includes either a male as nominee and a female as vice president. or a female as nominee and male advice president. and what would best combination be? you think okay, let's say for example donald trump wins the nomination. does he take nikki haley? popular south carolina governor, who knows how to

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smith will vote on fox voter analysis, mark simone and joe concha will visit with their thoughts and breitbart alex marlow and monica crowley, but first. this from me, it gives him momentum to new hampshire primary a week from today. his well managed campaign put program a suburb ground game, producing 51% winning 98 of 99 counties, losing 99th by one vote. now fox voter analysis shows that 2 top issues for iowans were illegal immigration crisis and the economy. this was president trump's bread and butter. he has run an issued campaign -- issues campaign it worked last night in iowa, actually, the illegal immigration cat as fee w cat as fee wa -- cot as fee was number one issue. >> we will seal up the border. [cheers and applause] because right now we have an invasion an invasion of millions and millions of people that are coming into the country, i can't imagine why they think that say good thing, it a very good -- bad thing, we have to have a deport level that we have have not seen in a long time. larry: this is afirst term. then a problem that joe biden recreated. now secondly, drill, baby,

breitbart john carney writes that inflation is a bigger threat than recession. he is joining us now live to the set, welcome john carney. and nancy tengler. author of the women's guide to successful investing. okay. the leading indicate, index, 21 straight months of decline, but reso recession has not come yet. >> predicts things 7 months in advance we're 3 times out where they should be. that tells me that the economy may be very different than it was pre-pandemic. there is probably a big change in the economy. that is why a lot of these indicators, the -- like inversion of the yield curve, the leading economic indicators, keep saying recession, not happening. i think we're in a higher interest rate environment, and i don't think that these things have adjusted to that yet. and that is probably one of the reasons that, i like the lei, a pay attention to it but it sends a false signal forever recessions. larry: almost two years, nancy, the lee has not borne out the regular, and m2, that soared then came down, that did predict accurately lower inflation but not r

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we'll talk about that we have joe concha, mark simone, "breitbart"'s emma joe morris.ill be right here on set in just a few moments to talk about the whole story. and then wall streeter dan clifton, he is going to tell us what the trump stocks are and then the great art laffer we'll kibitz on it. plus everyone is bombing everyone in the middle east on joe biden's watch. the whole thing is out of control. kash patel, general keith kellogg will weigh in on that. later in the show illegal migrants now getting on airplanes and everything else with no i.d.s, okay? another reason why immigration is the top issue for voters in iowa and new hampshire. we'll talk to steve hilton and then the "new york post"'s betsy mccaughey. but first up, i'm going to make a few thoughts to weigh in. no matter what nikki haley says the reality is president donald trump had a huge victory last night in new hampshire, in a vote stacked by democrats and liberal independents. mr. trump still garnered 54% and defeated second place haley by 11 percentage points and he won the highest number of votes

we have alex marlow, editor-in-chief of "breitbart news."crowley, former assistant treasury secretary, host of monica crowley podcast and caroline downey, "national review" reporter. i want to start out with you, this is interesting, mr. taibbi seems to be a man of the left is now criticizing the democrats, all the democratic fears about trump, what they're doing to trump it seems to me. what do you make of it? >> this has been their move for a long time, larry, and it is working for them. the russian collusion hoax, hillary clinton whose ties to russia were too deep to think trump was a russian plant. inflation reduction plant. joe biden acts like donald trump is dividing the country while he relentlessly demonizes anyone who is against his agenda. people opposed to the democracy, don't want voters to choose the president, telling us we're the threats to democracy especially trump. larry: you know, caroline, so, right, some of these cable shows, networks, they won't even play trump when he is on, that is one thing that is amazing but they a

court got packed by the previous government, and imagine if your employer, the bbc, was packed by breitbartally extreme, nasty partisan propaganda. and if a normal government returned, you couldn't tolerate people who did that. our state tv was in breach of its charter, which says that, just like yours, that it should be an impartial, professional source of news. so, yes, some people did very bad things and they took a lot of money for it and they will be held accountable. yeah, but your problem is that many observers are now deeply concerned about your own government's adherence to constitutional propriety and democratic values. the helsinki foundation for human rights has, in recent weeks, talked about serious concerns with your government's record. dominika bychawska—siniarska — a lawyer, a human rights activist in poland — has said, "the kind "of political takeover we are seeing seems to repeat "those that we see every four to eight years "following elections." in other words, you're just as bad as the last lot. no. we had a turnout of 75% in an election in which people protested agains

and, you know, you have blog because like breitbart, where you can go and read whatever breitbart's take is on the world, you don't have to pay for. and so you consume that. i mean, there there are all there's this this interplay of economics and accuracy that think is challenging in the moment and i think it's been fostered to a large extent by the rise of social media. social media has been a huge boon for the news industry because we get a wide variety of voices that are able to share information and off, you know, offer opinions on what's going on in the world. that's been really, really, really, really good on that. but at the same time, it also allows people to cocoon, in their own universes of how they want to see things. and you've got things like you went on that arises result of that obviously problematic, you know, satanic cult of pedophiles, something that people believe is not ideal. we should not we should not encourage that. i don't what the future looks like, though. i don't know what it looks like due to to increase a interest in receiving information because that's real

. >> real quick, i'm out of time, from john carney at breitbart, twice as many americans say they areorse off economically after 2023's bidenomics, the other thing is, the labor department put out jobs and employment, revise lower over the past 4 months, by 4 free thousand that is a big number. downward revisions of jobs. >> a huge number. >> we knew it was there, even though numbers showed otherwise, now they do corroborate, we understand that the people are really disappointed with the economy. they -- bidenomics does not work, they don't understand why, that is why they would out the it, you are -- tout it you are right larry, looking forward to future. larry: great art laffer, we'll be right back, i am kudlow, we have charlie hurt on the other side, stay with us, more to come. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like..

you.abou i want to play some sound about the unity business, here is tim scott and an interview with breitbart, take a listen. r >> the race isac already over, l figuratively speaking there dead people walking. t it is time for this republican party to focus only on one person and that is eliminatingby joe biden by electing donald trump. larry: senator, de blackburn, dd people walking according to tim interestingan phrase i'm sure he meditate metaphorically. does it look like basically this is all over? >> it is so important that we unite behind president donaldma trump you anked make certain tht he wins. i'm truly delighted to see soin many of those that havste runst against him. coming and standing shoulder to shoulder with him and yes indeed it is time for us to move to the general election phase of this. any dollar that we spent on primary opposition where there is no path for anyone else to get the republican nomination,y no path. any dollar that is spent is a dollar that can't be spent. it's time that can't be spent talking about why we shouldnt t elect president donald trump ano why we

we have joe concha, mark simone and breitbart's on set. talk about the whole story. then wall street er, dan clifton will tell us the trump stocks and art laffer and i will i i can be . >> in the show illegal higmigrant getting on airplanes and everything el without an i.d., we talk with steve hilton. a few thoughts first. the reality is president donald trump had a huge victory last night in new hampshire in a vote stacked by democrats and liberal independents, mr. trump garnered 54%, and defeated secondsecond place haley by 11 percentage points and he won highest number of votes anyone has won in a new hampshire pry player. republican or democrat. and he scent the iowa caucus -- swept iowa caucus. and very rare anyone taking both iowa and new hampshire in presidential race. now trump knows he must unify the g.o.p. in fact, he has pulled in candidates like vivek ramaswamy, and senator tim scott, governor ron desantis and doug burgum, they barnstormed with him in new hampshire, but nikki haley is till in the race, despite her big time losses, okay. fine. that is her

you know, there was a conservative breitbart who used to say politics is downstream from the culture.ugh you both have different types of power. we showed you, they have hundreds of thousands of people all around the world listening to you. what does it mean for you to be intentional at this stage in your life, to give knowledge and say you want to flex on money, maybe it's about the compound interest rate and not just the watch? >> i would say the experience. coming into the game at a very young age, being a first millionaire in my family, at 20 years old. you already know. and then, i'm 54. right? 54. >> don't look like it. >> still look like myself and have a big catalog of records that i own. and i'm looking that we started in 1994. so when i look back and i say, i can count those who made it in one finger. now the idea is to make sure that the youth are focused on financial literacy. it's something we don't really teach in schools. when you get money, you're like, i'm getting money. what i loved about paper right is the gen zs echoing the idea of we have to get our paper right. i

here and i think it is tim scott, in an interview with breitbart take a listen, please. >> the race is over, politically speaking, there are dead people walking. it is time for this republican party to focus only on one person. that is eliminating joe biden by electing donald trump. >> senator blackburn, dead people walking according to tim scott, interesting phrase. does it look to you like basically this is all over? >> it is so important, that we unite behind president trump and make certainly wins, i am delighted that see so many of those who have run against him, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with him, indeed it is time for us to move to the general election phase of this, you know. any dollar that we spend on primary opposition when there is no path for anyone else to get the republican nomination, no path, so any dollar that is spend is a dollar that can't be spejt. spent, time that can't be spent talking about why we should elect president trump and why we need to defeat joe biden and the democrats. so, that time has come. it is time for us to unite behind president trump it is

joining me now is peter breitbart, msnbc political analysts and author of the beinart notebook.er, good to see, and thank you for being with us tonight. first of all, let's discuss, there are not many people out there who suspect that this assassination was not carried out by israel. what is your sense of why israel won't say so? they are not denying it, not acknowledging it, sort of skirting the issue. >> yeah, israel has a tendency in history of being coy about these questions. as he said, i don't think anyone has any doubts that this was israel, and, look, israel, i would rather have israel use military force against hamas leaders than against an entire civilian population in gaza. i also understand why israelis are worried about hezbollah's military power in the north, but my fundamental concern is that this government seems to think that its problems have only military solutions. it's not offering any political horizon for the basic underlying cause of these conflicts, and i don't think that these actions in the long run, therefore, are going to make israelis safer. >> one

i'm quoting from "breitbart"'s headline, sanctuary cities and their sub wishes are experiencing a crimeave by migrants who are released by the biden administration after illegally crossing the border at the ports of entry. police in the chicago area, new york city, reported significant increases in crime related to migrants relocated to their cities, end quote. so i will say, while joe biden isn't personally responsible for every lawless act, you reap what you sow. a pair of new york city police officers allegedly attacked by migrants in times square over the weekend. incredibly the subjects were released without bail. reported migrant related crime in chicago and its suburbs daily. health care company kaiser, now telling its oakland, california employees not to go outside for lunch. stores closing all over the country because of blatant smash-and-grab theft, carjackings have become commonplace. here is a terrible story. a career bureaucrat who worked in president trump's commodities futures trading corporation was carjacked and shot as he pulled up to pick up his wife after work. this

but donald trump told breitbart he's going to make a, quote, heavy play e to try to flip those statesghter] for new york he says he might rent out marred. en, stuart, for a -- madison square garden for a big trump-style rally. he mentioned lee zeldin specifically. he said he's really encouraged by how close he came to winning the governorship of new york and since then things have only gotten worse with the migrant crisis. so the question is, i mean, can new yorkers or minnesotans flip for trump this year? stuart: if they flip for trump in new york, that would signal a revolution, in my opinion. [laughter] lauren: hey, i mean -- okay. i doubt it, but it could happen. he's going to make a heavy play. stuart: all right. let's move on to the markets. i'm seeing more red ink. nasdaq down another 1110 points. lou lou bass news with me this morning -- lou basenese. 2023 was a really great year for stocks. 2024 hasn't started out well. >> it has not. two down days, let's just throw in the towel. what's funny is people think the next year's going to be bad, but the data says otherwise. when y

we need growth, real quick, i'm out of time from john carney at "breitbart," twice as many americansbidenomics" and the other thing is the labor department just put out jobs, employment, was just revised lower over the past four months by 443,000. >> yes. larry: that's a big number! downward revisions of jobs. >> huge number. larry: all this stuff -- >> we all knew it was they're. we all knew that was there even though the numbers showed otherwise and now the numbers do cron rate what we saw. we understand people are really disappointed with the economy. they are and "bidenomics" doesn't work, it really doesn't and they don't understand why it doesn't work. that's why they would tout it. you're right, larry, i'm looking forward to the future on this one. larry: the great art laffer, folks. we'll be right back. i'm kudlow. we have charlie hurt on the other side. stay with us. more to come. ♪. in a rocky mountain setting? spanning over 280,000 acres, three forks ranch is the destination for luxury and adventure. enjoy private skiing with 23 runs for every level. kick back for intimate

because they have fox news, and breitbart, telling them the real thing. >> and local papers,, chris whenut local papers. they are the ones that hold politicians accountable, they tracked corruption, they encounter people. if you do not have local papers, what happens in the integrity in the community? >> there was a study just this week that five local papers are closing every two weeks in america. five local papers, my first paying job was delivering a local paper at age 11. my first page of as a journalist, was at a local newspaper who will publish its last, online addition, period. its latest iteration, today. it's gone. it's done. it's just part of it. and in the big picture, yes, everything you say, and by the way, local news consumers are fact checkers. if you tell them something is going on, they see it, they know it. but not having a way to fight disinformation, particularly now, particularly what the states. if you can't fight disinformation with information, it is not only sad and it is not only bad that you don't have a place where people can go, where they know that what they

here's i think it's tim scott in an interview with "breitbart." take a listen, please, ma'am. >> the race is already over. politically speaking and figuratively speaking there are dead people walking. it is time for this republican party to focus only on one person and that is eliminating joe biden by electing donald trump. larry: all right, senator blackburn, dead people walking according to tim scott, an interesting phrase. i'm sure he met it metaphorically but look to you basically this is all over? >> it is so important, larry, that we unite behind president donald trump and make certain that he wins and i am truly delighted to see so many of those who have run against him now coming, standing shoulder to shoulder with him. yes indeed it is time for us to move to the general election phase of this. you know, any dollar that we spend on primary opposition when there is no path for anyone else to get the republican nomination, no path. so any dollar that is spent is a dollar that can't be spent and it's time that can't be spent talking about why

i think you want to steer clear from the breitbarts, those types of people who get their news from those types of truth social -- >> tiktok? >> tiktok could go either way. there are gross generalities that are sometimes used when picking jurors. at the end of the day, it is an individual assessment as to whether or not this individual juror can do his or her civic duty and put aside those thoughts. that's the point of voir dire to root out the sort of outliers that cannot put those feelings aside and get a real jury. >> matthew, trump already lost this case, right? this is about how much money he's going to have to pay which sounds awfully familiar. he keeps putting up focus on this case. we have talked for years about how the old rules don't apply to him. if you're involved in something like this, it is not something you want to focus on, but he is. what is he doing? >> i think he figured out, which we all figured out, that the moment trump was indicted, he started to consolidate the base. the moment he's gotten a series of indictments was a political benefit to him. and i think he look

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guest started out her journalism career in the world of far right media from the daily media to breitbartk entitled "the maga diaries, my surreal adventures inside the right wing and how i got out," and the author tina nguyen joins us right now. >> i love reads your dispatches from the world and the right because they always read like someone who actually understands the thinking. it's great. it's great reporting because like you said, you've been there, you've done that. it's kind of like the conversation we've had about the evangelical church. talk about the journey and talk about the book and talk about what you've learned through the years. >> the reason i wrote this book in the first place is because of that thing you first post, how is it you're good at covering the movement? the moment i tell them i actually came from the movement, they're like, you're like a woman of color and your parents are immigrants? how did you get there? and the more i dug into it the more i realized it was a combination of being in that immigrant environment, not knowing how american society worked, and wh