and david asman in for liz macdonald. david doesn't like lemons either. david: i hate 'em. larry, thank you very much. i'm david asman if in for elizabeth macdonald, and "the evening edit" startings right now. wholesale inflation heating up again last month, a new ppi report showing prices for wholesale ors up 2.1% year-over-year after a yet another hot consumer inflation read yesterday. with me now to discuss is former home depot ceo bob far if deli and "forbes" media chairman, steve forbes, all here today. great to see you both. bob, your reaction to the wholesale inflation report. >> yeah, david, it's great to be with you and especially my good friend there, steve. i'm not surprised at all. i've been seeing several months now there's a long tail on this inflation. and we're starting to see that take place right now, dave. i mean, personally when you look at home insurance, for example, mine went up- 10% -- 9-10% if you can even get it. if you think about all of the other issues that are driving inflation, we just heard larry talk about one that's near and dear to my hear

david asman and robert wolf asked... pay off credit card debt that's been piling up. many were shocked to learn they've been paying 22% on their credit card balances. and if payments were late, as much as 30%. that's over three times the interest rate on a newday 100 va home loan. pay off high rate credit cards and other debt with a lower rate newday home loan. save hundreds a month, thousands a year. >> new numbers giving us a look at where prices stand since president biden took office. food staples of bread and chicken up nearly 25%. lost 25-cent's of your dollar. egg prices up 104% the president claims inflation was okay sky -- "skyrocketing" when he took office. the white house was pressed and watched as... >> what was happening we'll be wanting? the pandemic, the disruption of the supply chain conical of these things were happening when the president took office. >> the president didn't say the supply-chain was being disrupted he said inflation was skyrocketing to. >> that's what he was reprint the that's what was

larry: kudos to sec def austin for the charges and kudos to austin ask kudos to david asman who's going to take the ball and run with it right now in the direction. we'll see. david: i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald right now. trillions of new spending led to an increase in the deficit says he wants to tax the rich more. but with a top 1% already paying 46% of federal income taxes, will taxing the rich more somehow get us through this explosion of new government spending? in fact, all americans can expect their taxes to increase by 1-4% when the trump tax cuts expire next year unless of course our current tax code is extended. grady trim seatbelt live inside beltway with more on all this. hey, grady. reporter: hey, david. number of exceptions and deductions for businesses and individual filers would go away if the trump era tax cuts expire and here are the numbers you mentioned from our colleagues at foxbusiness.com. many americans forced to pay between 1-4% more in taxes unless the cuts are extended, revised or made permanent. ceo and founder of engineered tax services says w

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i'm david asman in for stuart varney. check the markets. they're doing okay. the nasdaq is jumping like crazy over 2%, 339 point gain on the nasdaq. a lot has to do with microsoft, alphabet, they're doing extremely well. when mile the 10 -- year treasury is down 3.7 basis points now at 4.67. times says "for anyone that understands the role of free democracy it's troubling that president trump has avoided -- president biden avoided questions and grant the far fewer press conferences and sat down with independent journal is than virtually all his predecessors". we checked it out, it's true. this is the basement strategy with a basement strategy. he did that in 2020 and we were in the pandemic and no record to defend. now there's no pandemic, donald trump is out doing his thing even confined to new york. and biden is not workings hard at defending a record that many say is indefenseable. >> not even at all. he's running for reelection and biden granted two sit down interviews with the press his entire president seizure disorders. the new york times, the publisher

i'm david asman in for stuart varney. we are looking at the dow gaining, it was flat when we opened half an hour ago, it is now 135 points. look at nasdaq up 13/4 of 1%, 269 points. let's look at the 10 year treasury, more than a check down 5 basis points to 4.65. oil was trading up $0.37, bitcoin was trading down a little earlier and it is still down but has recovered a bit, it was down 600, 64,382. the latest read on consumer sentiment. neil: final april number is 77. 2, we are pessimistic about the current conditions and forward-looking for the economy, both those indices falling from prior reading, when you're inflation except asians ratcheted up to 3. 2%. %. 5 year stays the same, inflation is a problem. david: clearing going the opposite direction the fed wants us to go. if there is any rate going on at all. look at these headlines from politico. many legal pundits are surprised the supreme court is questioning the presidential immunity claims in a positive light for donald trump, reportedly holding off the record m

first, let's check in with david asman and for sean tonight. what's coming up?a lot of good stuff starting with liz peek talking to her about how far these protesters have gone up way beyond anti- israel. pro- hamas, it's like being in support of 1939 mike lee utah senator, he's going to be joining us about the un, their own pro, services and gaza are fine, no problem. don't worry. >> of course that was the conclusion. tudor dixon is here on the hhs secretary javier for sarah singh overturning roe v. wade was the worst thing in our lifetimes. i guess you forgot covid because that's distant memory. caroline levin from the trump campaign, the national press secretary on the trump campaign while the president is in court versus biden stumbling and bumbling. top of the hour. with your hearing, if you start having a little trouble, you're concerned that it's going to cost you money. to this day i only paid what i had to pay for the device... when i go back everything is covered. there's so much you're missing by not having hearing aids. we'll find you a hearing aid t

that good for everybody because david asman is up, even for lizzie. >> let reagan be reagan, let israel be israel. there you go. great to see you, thank you very much. i meant for elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" that's right now. americans healing impact of skyhigh inflation and state of the economy but president biden looks at it a little differently. watch. >> the best economy in the wo world, we got to make it better. jobs are up more than they ever ever been. i think we are going to find out what happened in the consequential crisis we have withheld will have a lasting effect. we got to get people to move again. i think the country is ready to come together. i mean that sincerely, i am truly optimistic. >> but are americans feeling as optimistic as the president? joining to discuss from the house budget committee congressman chip roy -- just a second, we are trying to get to his microphone hooked up. thanks for being here. the quick answer is no, people don't, all you have to do is go to the polls. 62% of voters disapprove of bidenomics, president biden's economic side-by-si

. >> welcome to special kudlow i'm david asman in for larry cut kudlow, breaks hours ago a massive airstrike. in syria reportedly eliminating one of tehran's most senior military commanders. they are vowing a march hill tear response. we'll talk about it with wyoming senator john b boraso. to the center of act, trey yingst is live in tel aviv with this. reporter: good afternoon we're learning more about this rare daytime strike in damascus, syria that reportedly killed top iranian general. mohammad reza zahedi. zahedi is responsible for the irg cactivity across middle east, responsible for coordinating weapon shipment from iran to the location that could threaten american forces and israeli troops. all of this in response to escalating tension across the middle east, we know that the foreign minister of syria is responding to the strike. >> we strongly condemn this criminal act carried out by the we zionist enemy, we emphasize your position. beside your brothers iny the iranian embassy and assure that syria and islamic republic don't forget their enemies. reporter: the location is critical i

. >> hello, welcome to a special edition of kudlow, i'm david asman in for larry kudlow. breaking hours ago, a massiveou air strikers targeting you irani embassy complersx in syria reportedly eliminating one of tehran's most senior military commander. several iranian diplomates were killed in addition to the general and they're vowing a i harsh military response to the attack. we'll speak with john b barrasso in a moment. trey yingst has the latest. >> reporter: we are learning more about this rare daytime r strikear in syria that reported killed topth iranian general. he is a man responsible for the irgc's activities across the middle east. specifically though in syria, in lebanon, this is an individual who was responsible for coordinating the weapon shipments from iran to the locations that could threatenip not justme american forces butee israeli troops operating in the northern part of the country. all of this in response to escalating tension across the middle east and we know that thi foreign minister of syria is r responding to the strike earlier today. take a list

i am david asman and for you and you are watching kudo coast-to-coast. ♪ first our top story, marketrying to find their footing to kick off the new month and quarter. let's get the read from mitch roschelle. we should mention markets go down and there is good news on manufacturing. that may have investors worried they won't be worried to cut rates in june. >> i think it's more about the fact that any corporate earnings to be honest. if you look at fourth-quarter we are entering seasons, profits up 4% and that's ahead of inflation so the real story will be inflation for the rest of the year. what the fed does or doesn't do to curb inflation, what happens with interest rates, i think that's what will drive interest markets. >> let focus on one sector, tech sector and the general had an interesting piece, "wall street journal", as if it seven has become the bad for, couple and tesla sort of trying to find a way to get above water and unable to do so but the journal says is a good sign because there's an overall, not just dependent tech market on the seven stocks, now a broader increase

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i'm david asman and for neil cavuto and you are watching cavuto "coast to coast" ♪ ♪. d: our top story today, markets rising slightly to kick off a busy week investors are eyeing both wednesday's federal reserve decision on interest rates and friday the read on the job market, let's get to read from omb chief economist van skin an option chief market strategist alan, great to see you. it is been too long. vance i want to go to you first, while important the fed decision to investors, a lot of the interest rate increases are coming from the treasury visibly trying to sell debt in order to pay for the deficit spending. isn't that something that we should keep an eye on as least as important the as we do on the fed? >> it is a pleasure to be with you, you are exactly right, spending way too much in congress out of d.c. and that's insert entry increase in supply of bonds and pushing the prices down interest rates up we see interest rates continue to soar, the tenure rate 4.2%, where people moving to, then moving to goal it continues to go up, what we see is this slower econ

first we will check in with dagen and david asman see what these like-minded geeks and nerds have comingere to talk about whether we some subsidizing radicals on campus. kind of a no-brainer. kellyanne conway joining us on white president biden stopped talking about economics and the border in his campaign stopped talking about climate change and abortion these days. >> he's got nothing. former fcc chairman is here, biden signed the bill into law forcing the sale of tik tok the communist party of tik tok that will happen? steve mark, joe biden says he's going to get rid of the trump tax cuts and left wings chair, why? two thirds of americans got a tax cut. the biggest tax cut went to the middle class. we try to figure out top of the hour. ♪ ♪ innovation in health care means nothing if no one can afford it. ♪ at evernorth, we're helping to unlock barriers. ♪ using our 35 plus years of pharmacy benefits management experience to save businesses billions while boosting medication adherence. helping plan sponsors and their members be at their best. that's wonder made possible. evernorth healt

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david: hello, everyone, welcome to a special edition of "kudlow," i'm david asman in for larry kudlowbreaking hours ago a massive airstrike targeting iran's embassy complex in syria, reportedly eliminating one of tehran's senior military commanders. several iranian diplomats were killed in addition to the general. they're vowing a harsh military response to the attack we'll talk about it with wyoming senator john barrasso in just a moment. but first to the center of the action, trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the very latest on all of this. trey. >> reporter: hey, david, good afternoon. we're learning more about this rare day time strike in damascus, syria, that reportedly killed a top iranian general. he is responsible for the irgc activities across the middle east specifically in syria and lebanon this individual was responsible for coordinating the weapons shipments from iran to these locations that could threaten not just american forces but of course israeli troops operating in the northern part of this country. all of this in response to escalating tension across the middle

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good morning, i'm david asman in for stuart the varney today. meta is bleeding cash. the company's lost $200 billion, thereabouts, in market value since their report after the bell yesterday. now, mark zuckerberg says he plans to spend billions more on artificial intelligence. that had investors a little concerned. meanwhile, gdp for the first quarter coming in well below expectations. that accelerated selling. the dow is now down 447 points. the nasdaq is down 276 points, so it's going to be a wild day for trading. let's check the interest rates. the 10-year just above 4.6. it's now 4.7. 2 right now. 4.72. the 2-year is up over 5%. you get a 2-year bond for 5% right now. not much movement for bitcoin, trading around $63,000, 63,5. gold is trading around 2300 an ounce, it's up a tick, just $4. oil trading around $82 a barrel. and now to politics. wow, what a day. very busy day for donald trump, and it started early. he made a campaign stop this morning. trump is making a big play for new york. he was greeted by hundreds of construction workers chanting usa. he's now h

i'm david asman in for neil cavuto, this is "cavuto lye."on that potential debate coming up -- cavuto live. first, to those disastrous tornadoes. fox weather's nicole value december is in elkhorn, nebraska, with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning. just horrific images coming out of state of nebraska. but as i stand here, i can tell you, i can hear the alarms of homes taffe had tear windows and coors -- doors blown off going across for miles. helicopters flying over us trying to get a better image of the devastation on the ground, one that is hard to put into words as you take e a look at homes that have been flattened here behind me. this one built only a few months ago a. you're now looking at it e ripped to pieces. the roof, every single wall, not a wall standing at this point as you see the markings of first responders that they've finished up tear rescue efforts yesterday on what's left of these standing structures here. and it goes on for miles. home after home behind me devastatingingly destroyed. you'll take a look at back ins