this from the magazine founded by malcolm forbes. capitalism is evil, which means america is evil, which means all of you are evil. forbes has your number, terrible people. let's look at recent headlines. wake up, be woke, and lead the change. overcoming opposition. emelia taught me that my resistance to going woke is due to my fear of change and losing power and privilege and my bias and my prejudice. what a relief. i thought it was because i was allergic to [bleep]. sounds like when i talk to cat on a phone through prism plexiglass. transparent communication means sit quietly while i scream at you. here is another gem from forbes. the right wants to strip gaze of their hard-won human rights. raikes is so right. i didn't know that you jerks want gaze not to vote. have you no shame? i want voting to be more friendly, like having booths with glory holes. if you think i make too many juvenile jokes, may i remind you, i have several men on my staff. [laughter] now comes the latest piece in forbes to hate on evil capitalists. he details

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larry: all right, steve forbes, founder.arry: editor-in-chief of forbes media, my dear friend for some decades, oil prices, energy doesn't affect where inflation is going. >> this reminds me of the early 1970s when weigh had a terrible -- larry: 100%. sorry don't mean to interrupt. yes. >> we had terrible inflation, stein head of council of economic advisors had a bad report. what he went out and said with a straight face if you exclude copper, you exclude food, exclude housing this and that and seven other things, it looks pretty good. it took a while for reporters to that he was pulling their leg. powell was not pulling their leg. >> inflation if you exclude everything that went up in prices you have no inflation at all. larry: here arrest the thing, the inflation rate is averaging now for the three-year period something around 5%. i will toss that number out there, more or less than 5%. three percentage point above where it ought to be which is two. some say five percentage points where it ought to be which is zero. you k

as i said, the senior editor and author at forbes and author of white house inc. let's go to ty cobb now. former white house lawyer. it's pretty incredible when you lay this out and you hear it. i know it's a different venue than the one in which you would have dealt with trump. it's all a lie. it's all false. so what did you make of this ruling in the new york case? >> i think the ruling is significant. i mean, it's a very high bar to get summary judgment when you have this much at stake. but trump had no defenses. and as the judge pointed out, his opinion is very detailed. very judicious. littered with citations, appropriate citations and criticism of the defense arguments and highlighting the overwhelming evidence against him. but he basically points out that trump relentlessly as you have highlighted, puts forth claims that simply are not true. that have no foundation. that cannot be supported by the facts. now, i'll give this judge credit because in footnote nine for those of us who found this document, he essentially characterizes trump's approach to this de

you heard what steve forbes said. no one is smarter than steve forbes.ur. you made in point for a year republicans have to show the public that they have an agenda where they would be good stewards of the economy and prosperity and economic growth in the future and it's not my website to use steve's point. it is this general message. what do you think? who is doing it? who should do it? what are you expecting in the debates, arthur? >> what i'm expecting in the debates may not be what happens because i don't think they're going to have time, and i don't think they will lay it out and they should. it should be all about economics, larry, plain economics, low rate, broad base, flat tax, spending restraint, sound money, steve is so good on that. minimal regulations free trade, bang that's it. medical transparency, energy deregulation, bring it back so we're self-sufficient in energy. those are things they should do, not cliches. shows they have brought bit. low rates broad-based flat tax. get rid of deductions ises and get rid of government spending these a

larry: i don't know i'm just saying get it done, can steve forbes. >> stable dollar. that takes care of the problem then increase the capt of economy to produce, reduce taxes and spending, miracles will happen and they will look like a genius, they have 4,000 years of experience. larry: limit spending, you are right lower taxes and lower regulations, you sound like donald trump. >> ronald reagan remember him. larry: ronald reagan, that is what reagan dthank you, we appreciate it, thank you for hustling. steve forbes and john carney,. >> category -- coming up talk about biden war on fossil fuels, border crisis, ukraine, our good friend senator ted cruz from the great state of texas up next. on kudlow, and remember fox business will host second republican primary debate at ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. a fabulous place, that is wednesday, september 27, 9 p.m. east in eastern, and we will be broadcasting live out of simi valley for our regular show at fur p.m. east in4 p.m. east inch aeastern and 1:00 p.m. pacific, wild could right back w

joining me now is steve forbes and former ck ke restaurant ceo andy puzder. welcome to both of you.e saw another solid gain in leisure and hospitality. 40,000 jobs. your reaction. >> that is good to see. good to see the overall labor participation rate go up. great to see the overall number go up. increasing labor force participation by 700,000 people. leisure and hospitality. the one disturbing thing, a brookings institute report that came out a couple days ago that says the gains in labor participation are primarily coming from others. from women with children under the age of five. a lot of those women go into jobs in the hospitality. use to hire single moms all the time and married moms as well. i hate to see bidenomics driving moms back into the labor force. i would like to see that labor force increased come from other sources. cheryl: i like to see more women in the labor force. i will not complain about that, but i do see your point about working mothers needing work. the other thing i thought was interesting, the unemployment rate went up. it is because more people are look

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. ♪ >> let's get right on it, former arkansas governor mike huckabee and the chairman media steve forbesgood to see you. governor, let's start with you. you can hear the i told you so across the station. americans are looking for positive growth but the new pool is a disaster for biden eight out of ten democrats and independents saying no we should not run again doesn't inspire confidence, they're not proud he's president. what you think? >> other than that, how was the play? is the most terrible news you could ever look at if you are the president is nothing going his way and this is his own party against him in the first reaction is, who are that 18% think he's doing a bang up job with biden on next? people are hurting. $700 a month for the typical american family. they are underwater from one trump was president. $8400 a year for a family. most american families could use $8400 but that's what lower wages inflation under economics has done and they are not happy and they shouldn't be. >> but the governor just said, the phone has been ringing off the hook in d.c. for a long time for ye

director forbes.ond. >> seconded by director lip consistently directorsilical the vote. >> director forbes. >> aye. >> director lipkin. >> aye. >> director ruiz. >> aye. >> director seyed. >> aye >> director mandelman. >> aye. >> director this is item the consent calendar is approved. >> directors item 9 approving the applicant to serve a mfbt tjpa citizen's advisory committee to fill the vac an seat bicycle advocate seat. willie magis. >> good morning directors as noted the add viseow matters of interest relating to the trans bay perform felony members representative constate wensys representative the groups and impacted by the program of last july hunter stanford in the bicycle advocate seat resigned result nothing an opening. staff determined there were qualified candidates from the 2 similar 23 recruitment cycles and 5 of them and we are recommending one before you today. josalin thompson to fill the bicycle advocate seat. she is actually here if you would like to hear from her. >> that would be g

elaine forbes the port executive director. first i want to acknowledge a very busy month of july and early august. it has been also remarkably beautiful weather here. i want to thank staff for making it really safe vibrant and clean during these big event days we had. we welcome mayor breed to our waterfront several times including national media interviews, conversations with business leaders on economic recovery, her love of the waterfront shining bright and expressed appreciation for all the work we are doing in the city economic recovery. one of the strategies as you know is to activate this waterfront. it takes a invasion and post covid environment to see that through. our newest activation is pier party at the wharf, a exciting outdoor concert series, 2-6 fridays. it has been getting better every time. the team is innovated and iterating to make sure it is a great space. last friday 11 timep grammy award winner tony lindy from santana played. we have lots and lots of people join that event. starting august 19 we'll have

author of taxes have consequences, you heard what steve forbes said.u made this point for a year. that republicans have to show the public they have angenda where they would be good ste stewards of the economy and prosperity and economic growth, it is a general message, who is doing it? what are you expecting? >> i'm expecting in the debates may not be what happens, i don't think they will have time and i don't think they will law i lay it out, they should, it should be about economics, low rate broad base, flat tax spending restraint, sound money, steve is good on that, minimal regulations and free trade. bang that is it. medical transparency, a regulation, you have energy deregulation and bring it back so we're self sufficient. not just cliches, show they have thought about it, low rate broad base flat tax, bring the rate to x and get rid of deductions, i'm cutting government spending in these programs, i'm deregulate, here is what they are, that is what they need to do instead of other stuff on well never mind. larry: is one candidate out there who

his articles have appeared in numerous publications including forbes, "national review," commentary, the new york times, the wall street journal. he's a contributing editor at american heritage and he wrote the business of america column for many years and rights that longview column for barons. he's the author of several books including hamilton's blessing, the extra ordinary life and times of our national debt, the emergence of wall street as a world power, the business of america hails from the market place, american enterprise from the selling of doing when to the breakup of at&t and an empire of wealth, the epic history of american economic power. please join me in welcoming mister gordon to the podium. [applause] >> good evening. i'm happy and honored to be at hillsdale college once again. i'm here to talk about socialism and american history which is to say the history of socialism on very stony ground. socialism is by definition an economic system where in the means of production are held in common, that is by the government. socialism necessarily concentrates power while the

a loss another miracle, the weapon was admitted through gritted teeth by the western media writes forbeshe first apparent loss of the sixty-nine-ton challenge, 2 out of 14 that britain delivered to the ukrainian military, occurred. a few days after the ministry of defense of ukraine spoke about this tank in an interview with a soldier of eighty, the fact that the brigade is not marching to the crimea, but is losing equipment while trampling around and not fully taken to work. i have nowhere to talk to her about the fact that ukraine has long been burning its strategic reserve, the authors forbes doesn't notice this for some reason. carried away by the usual propaganda nonsense that the fu tank is in full swing, there are still a lot of counterattacks, slowly but surely developing. and in general , the ill-fated challenger is still a good car, since it didn’t blow off the tower. although what is really the difference if the tank. the most tense situation developed in the zaporozhye direction, the enemy led the brigades and the strategic reserve into battle personally, which was trained un

stuart: i need steve forbes on a day like this to figure out what's going on.owledged the economy is better in the last two years. it's the not better in the last two years, period, right in. >> no. that professor was actually talking about how people react to to donald trump's record on the economy. they focus on trump, not on the record of what happened before covid. so in terms of the economy itself, yeah, republicans ignore the fact that prices are up 20% since biden took office, mortgage rates have tripled, delinquencies on credit cards and car payments are going up, banks are lending less because of stupid regulations and higher capital requirements. other than that, the economy's great, stuart. stuart: a pretty long list right there there. [laughter] >> and on the deficit, remember a year ago he said, he calls himself now still the deficit fighter, got the notes mixed up from a year ago until today. even though the deficit now has doubled in the past year under joe biden. stuart: he claims he cut the deficit by $1.7 trillion, but it's just doubled. it's

the american forbes is trying to calculate for itself.miles were there from the front line to the airfield? from 70 to 90 km, this is approximately what we get if in our units of measurement they write: the kremlin is developing longer-range lancets and such a beautiful blow to mig is not ashamed of this. and what is there actually to be shy about, the american publication, however, makes some curtsies towards the whole, saying that they will try to solve this problem, but this is a triviality, rather mocking, because in the first place, rather than outright eliminating the threat is completely incomprehensible, and secondly, about the used european f-16s, which are so awaited by nezalezhnye, this is basically the point of the new lancet, and we won’t be allowed to take off. our drones, even in the previous modification , clicked both ukrainian and nato equipment, so that the video literally spread all over the world and stationary air defense systems were knocked out by both howitzers and the vaunted leopards. they are burning and there

forbes summarize some of the key points of your argument, including the organization that suit lacksight to do so, nating money is a form of free speech protected by the first amendment, black women receive in grants does not do harm to other communities, and black women receive in grants, in fact, helps society at large. what can you tell us about where you stand today with the lawsuit, ahead of the hearing on tuesday? >> yes, thank you so much again, reverend for having us on your show. i can't get into the details of the lawsuit. what i can say is public information we do have a hearing on tuesday and it's a very important for everybody to be aware of this issue in what is taking place. as you even saw on the forbes article, we do believe this is baseless and we plan to fight against this. >> miss parsons, your corporate partners have continued to back you, including the credit card company mastercard. associated press writes that you are firm has become symbolic of the corporate diversity policies since becoming a target of the lawsuit, adding that lasted 1% of venture capital fu

forbes says it based its ranking on the return on investment schools. place well, if their students graduated on time, secured high salaries and low debt. ucla usc and uc san diego , as well as uc santa barbara, round out the california universities in the top 25. >> i'm a usc alum, so i'd like to hear that. well in the east bay today is the last day of the annual ardenwood rail fair in fremont, abc7 news was at the ardenwood rail museum as thousands of visitors enjoy train rides, operated model trains and they were able to see the historic railroad displays. the proceeds from the fair go toward train restoration projects. also railroad track construction. >> our museum's goal is, which is to manage, restore and 19th century wooden, narrow gauge railroad carts from california nearby. why is our train ride, which is a powered by a diesel locomotive and will take you back on a loop? back in the back area of the park and you can see our shops complex and some equipment on display there. >> the fair runs from 10 to 4. there is food, music and plenty of acti

the group is led by billionaire gautam adani, who is currently at number 2a on the forbes real—time billionairesraight over to mumbai — our india business correspondent nikhil inamdar. can you summarise the allegations? before that, ijust can you summarise the allegations? before that, i just want to give a disclaimer, the bbc has not been able to verify these reports from global investigative journalist. but the allegations are that opaque funds have been used to pass through market manipulation and at least two individuals were pumping millions into stocks to jack up the share prices. these are allegations that the group have strenuously denied calling them baseless and meritless but in the beginning there was a sense of deja vu because similar allegations were made by us seller hindenburg who accused the group of market manipulation and accounting fraud that led to a market row with billions of dollars lost. fin fraud that led to a market row with billions of dollars lost.— billions of dollars lost. on the round billions of dollars lost. on the ground there, _ billions of dollars lost. on the

something is not okay in the kingdom of denmark, as forbes reports, copenhagen was forced to turn totanks, they will be used to train the ukrainian military, three institutions allocated six serviceable units. zhu.

the group is led by billionaire gortum adani, who is currently at no 2a on the forbes real—time billionairesondent, nikhil inamdar. before that, i just want to give a disclaimer that the bbc hasn't been able to independently verify any of those. as you pointed out, this is done by a consortium of global investigative journalists. but essentially the crux of the allegations is that entities close to the adani group have used opaque funds to bypass rules on market manipulation here in india. there are at least two individuals who are related. party entities were pumping in millions of dollars into adani stocks to jack up the share price, and this could potentially be in contravention of india's public shareholding rules. these are, of course, allegations that the adani group has strenuously denied, calling them baseless and meritless. but it would be giving them a sense of deja vu, arun, because similar allegations were made just a few months ago, if you remember, by the us—based short seller hindenburg, which had also accused the adani group of brazen market manipulation and accounting fraud

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forbes is the biggest fraud in the history of america. where did this money go? this female referee, farad, was robbed of about 300 million dollars, and the purchase of animals has become rare . please provide information about the fact that criminal organizations have withdrawn from the country's corona aid budget . provided is very worrying and criminals, hackers and foreign fraudsters stole billions of dollars of money with fake identities, the heart of which happened during shahram's presidency. justice ministry officials say that they have recovered one billion and 400 million dollars and declared crimes against 3,200 fraudsters, including commercial a massachusetts man who was sentenced to two years in prison last week for financing luxury trips was sentenced to five years in prison. this prevents that from happening. michael ruiz insists only a very small number of fraudsters are punished. the perpetrators of the problem, but the truth is that most of the money will never be recovered. white house officials say that congress has not yet responded to biden'

this came out in forbes just yesterday. in fact, flying in from montana, strapped for cash. more americans are making early withdrawals from their retirement savings and you've seen the headlines in the last month about credit card debt at over a trillion dollars an all-time record high. and now we've got new information that says our deficits are going to exceed $2 trillion. to put that in perspective, our deficits over the next year will be larger than the gdp of every country, but 10 in the world. this is a direct result of what's happened with the team of president biden and their spending spree. it's unacceptable, but the reality in joe biden's america versus what americans are actually seeing are completely disconnected. it's time for the administration to reverse course on its out of control spending. >> leader mcconnell, leader mcconnell. >> good afternoon, welcome back. respectfully can you tell us what is afflicting you and describe, characterize what is the level of transparency the people of kentucky deserve to hear about your condition? >> well, i think dr. mona

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this year she was named one of forbes 30 under 30 for social impact. correspondent omar jimenez is here with us. this is an incredibly disturbing case. how did police make the connection between the suspect and the dead ceo? >> of course. we're still trying to figure that out at this point. what we do know is that they say that this this is the person they are trying to get, they consider 32-year-old jason billingsley who they say is still on the loose, this he consider him extremely dangerous and he is suspected of killing 26-year-old pava lapere as you mentioned, tech ceo, just named forbes 30 under 30, a rising star known by many in this particular community and what we know about the circumstances there is she was initially reported missing monday morning. then hours later police found her body, dead from blunt force trauma, as we understand. the suspect, billingsley, does have a history here, he pled guilty to assault in 2009, 2011. in 2015 he pled guilty to a nirs n degree sex offense and was sentenced to 30 years in prison but then was released

according to forbes, the us congress is trying to secure a more comprehensive network of systems and called the internet of things. work can be done in millions of devices and systems that have already been deployed in the united states will affect the communication systems of fire and police and the automotive industry and critical infrastructure such as public services and modem communication networks of the smart city. bita saedi of sed and sima news agency. iran in the asian championship, serbia's promotion to the final match of the world basketball cup, and the confrontation between spain, croatia and portugal with opponents in the euro 2024 qualifiers in the qualifiers of the world cup, brazil and uruguay, and the passengers of the competitors . dear viewers of sports news, iran's noonhal taekwondo athletes won 6 more marks in the asian championship. on the third day of these fights, which are being held by beirut, lebanon, heidari and naqal khalji in the girls' division, and ali asgari, abolfazl najafi and ilia al-havirini in the boys' division were successful. abolfazl najafi

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this came out in forbes yesterday i was flying in from montana strapped for cash more americans are making early withdrawals from their retirement savings. strecent headlines in the last month about credit cardn debt over $1 trillion in all-time record high. and now we have new information says our deficit are going to exceed $2 trillion. to put that in perspective our deficit over the next year will be larger than the gdp of every country but 10 in the world. this is a direct result of what's happened with president biden and their spending spree. it is not acceptable but the reality in joe biden'stu america versus what americans are actually seeing are completely disconnected it's time for the administration to reverse course it is out of control spending. >> good afternoon, welcome back. can you tell us what is afflicting you and what is the level of transparency the people of kentucky deserve to hear. >> i think the doctor covered. >> would like to hear fromm you because you are hearing for me. i think doctor monahan cover the subjects. fully. you've had a chance to read it. i don't ha

she had such a bright future, the forbes 30 under 30 list, that is quite an honor.or this violent serious offender to be out on the street after originally sentenced to a 30 year sentence and they get dismissed? it's disgusting and despicable and these progressive liberal policies are ruining our country. >> yeah. i want to put this up because dc now at 200 murders, a record so far. here is the dc mayor muriel bowser with what she thinks might be a remedy. watch. >> we need more officers. we don't have the officers that we need and, sadly, we've lost three to four hundred officers in the last four years. we haven't had officers in our schools and we have policies that make it difficult to recruit new officers. people commit crimes and they're not held accountable. >> trace: the mayor never called for defunding the police but she did march with black lives matter and put black lives matter in front of the white house painted on the street there. clearly there is an idea that if you become a police officer the politicians won't have your back. and who wants to be a po

forbes estimates his net worth around a quarter of a trillion dollars. he is also one of the most talked about people, especially since takeover of twitter, now called x. elon musk can now add another line to his long resume. he is the subject of the top selling book in the u.s., which bears his name. it is the latest biography by the great walter isaacson, the man who also were in the life stories benjamin franklin -- earlier this year, president biden awarded him the national humanities mantle. the nai am honored to have waltr isaacson with me tonight. walter, i have 1000 questions. but i want to start, what surprised you the most? when it comes to public perception of elon musk, what did you learn that we all had wrong? >> there are so many elon musk's. there are times when he is in an engineering mode, and i'm stunned by his fingertips feel for things like stainless steel or -- there are times when he is giddy or inspirational, and also a time when he really goes dark and gets really cold and brutal. and there are demons dancing in his head from chil

two bay area colleges have landed on forbes latest list of top colleges in the us. no surprise, stanford and uc berkeley ranked at the top of the list. stanford in the number three spot. cal coming in at number five when writing the list, forbes considered schools average grant aid value average debt accumulation and a median ten year salary last year, berkeley and stanford shared the number two spot on the list. other uc system schools fell down from their previous rankings but are still receiving a record number of applicants options. a busy sports saturday for our bay area teams as well as a national upset. sports ith ba "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. in the sports world, not an official holiday, of course, but close. happy college football season to all who cele

forbes released its list of america's top colleges for 2023. stanford dropped to number three while uc berkeley fell to number five in the rankings and the top spot goes to princeton for forbes says it's based its rankings on the return on investment schools place well, if the students graduated on time, they secured high salaries and low debt. ucla, usc, uc, san diego and uc santa barbara. round out california university's in the top 25. in the east bay. today is the last day of the annual ardenwood rail fair in fremont. abc7 news was at the ardenwood rail museum as thousands of visitors enjoy train rides, operated model trains and were able to see the historic railroad displays. the proceeds from the fair go toward train restoration projects and railroad track construction. >> on our museum's goal, which is to manage restore, draw and curate a 19th century wooden, narrow gauge railroad cards from california. nearby is our train ride, which is a be powered by a diesel locomotive and will take you back on a loop. back in the back area of the pa

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the spring in forbes we determine steve forbes. good evening steve. your thoughts on this and where it's headed. >> wertz avenue it is wave election year coming up in the uaw figures this is the time to maximize maximum pressure. they met the event formally because the inflation of the last 2 and half to 3 years. tony percent. anytime you get those kind of price rises there is pressure for strike and ketchup pay. that's what you gonna say here. also, he president waited precisely because these are endorsement of the union figures they're gonna get a bench and much more so met with him coming off the fence like he did today. >> it's interesting steve, both the president and the former president waited on the side of the union. you know, when it comes to ford they are saying this transition to green energy and electric vehicles is costing them. your forms at this piece that ford earnings call reflected strong results. electric vehicle losses 4.5 billion and so that puts a squeeze on them. >> yes it does. if you get any kind of agreement like what the un

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. >>> plus, a baltimore ceo who was on the forbes 30 under 30 list found dead in an apartment.t manhunt now for a suspect who officials say should never have even been on the street. en on the street >>> welcome back. the president of the united autoworkers is blasting donald trump this morning ahead of his visit to michigan to give a speech about the strike. shawn fain saying he doesn't plan to meet with trump, and he points out the former president is planning to give remarks about the union strike at a non-union manufacturing plant. fain did join president biden yesterday when he became the first president in modern times to walk a picket line. president biden told the crowd union members should be able to bargain for a 40% raise. >> made a lot of sacrifices, gave up a lot, and the companies were in trouble. now they're doing incredibly well, and guess what, you should be doing incredibly well too. you deserve what you've earned, and you've earned a hell of a lot more than you're getting paid now. >> maggie vespa is with us from belleville, michigan, now. quite a distinction